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We've been there when you Let us help I ÏJHS Thursday, July 20, 2017 i A Chicago flibune Publication 4 good news." said Friday."Today,Ihave mother, LovelyVarughese, to tellhimgoodnews'his grimage wasdifferent evely day,butFridayspII- uy visitshisgraveinNues Pioneer Press BOOKWALTER BY GENEvIEvE NEWS se's death. connection withVarughe- of first-degreemurderin announced anindictment days area nearcampusafew be founddeadinawooded Illinois University-onlyto while attendingSouthern ton Grovemandisappeared after the19-year-oldMor- SIU student,19 in 2014deathof Murder chargeflied 'We university spokeswoman main inourthoughts," said the Varughese familyre- outcome, butPravinand external investigationorits attorney's appellateprose- ing withtheIllinoisstate's colleagues arecollaborat- tion "isongoing"andher partment saidtheinvestiga- the CarbondalePoliceDe- Jail. with theJacksonCounty day, accordingtoofficials on bondaroundnoonFn- $1 million.Hewasreleased set in Thursdayandbailwas but Bethuneturnedhimself don't detailtheallegations, sealed, andonlinerecords Illinois. Carbondale town about50mileseastof Bethune, 22,ofEldorado,a the manchargedasGaege family. support forVarughese's indictment butexpressed declined tocommentonthe the indictment cutor's office,whichfiled Pravin Varughese'sfam- "Yesterday, Iwashoping The indictmentitselfis Authorities identified More thanthreeyears "We cannotspeaktothe SIU officialsonFriday Sgt. AmberRonkettoof later -authorities in southern feel likehisváiceisheard' at tovely andMathewVarughesesitFridayattheNuesgraveoftheirson,Pravin,whowasfounddeadin2014. can." and takecareof whatyou paying bond."Gotowork Don Bethunesaidabout life," especiallyforfamily, of 10years. daughter withhisgirlfriend and fatherofa1-year-old described asaworkingman ing forhisson,whomhe posted bondFridaymorn- thune. physboro torepresentBe- Michael WepsiecinMur- County State'sAttorney tamed formerJackson charges. Theyhavere- family planstofightthe Bethune, onFridaysaidthe Rae Goldsmith. Wepsiec saidthat "once Don Bethunesaidhe Bethune's "That's whatyoudoin father, Don Robinson, deputydirector torney's office.AndDavid comment tothestate'sat- sheriff's recently beenportrayed. his clientthanwhathas might seeadifferentsideof of Facebook,"thepublic public opinionorthecourt of law,notthecourt we trythiscaseinthecourt family andother supporters crusade byVarughese's culmination of a yearslong ment, however,wasthe morning. issued byhisofficeFriday questions toanewsrelease in pellate prosecutor'soffice Illinois state'sattorney'sap- of the4thDistrictat The grandjuryindict- The JacksonCounty Springfield, referred office deferred Varughese's bodywas thermia onacoldwinter Varughese diedofhypo- who wereunwillingtoac- no clearsignsof trauma. and thathisbody showed of thevehicle on hisown say thatVarughesegotout have entailed,otherthanto what thedisputemight did notpubliclyexplain quaintance." Authorities dispute witha"recentac- area aftergettingintoa ese ranintothewooded he wasreportedmissing. Feb. 18,2014,fivedaysafter town inawoodyareaon found ontheeasternsideof a partynearcampus. night afterhavingattended cept aninitialfindingthat Police hadsaidVarugh- Carbondale policesaid help adriver on Illinois try runner'sdisappearance. detailed on thenightVarughesedied peratures." cult terrainandlowtem- woods becauseofthe"diffi- trouble gettingoutofthe found thathelikelyhad ence thedayVarughesewas porters atanewsconfer- Vanighese case-toldre- as beingunrelatedtothe stances officialsdescribed later firedundercircum- Jody O'Guinn-whowas Highway 13about 12:30 describes pulling overto mer trackandcross-coun- cumstances aroundthefor- Illinois StatePoliceofficer In thereport,trooper But apolicereportbyan Carbondale policeChief mysterious cm- signs thatsomething went ing therewereevenmore meanwhile, hadbeensay- then leftthescene. scanned thewoodsand help fromthetrooper,who driver leftafterdeclining ing tothereport. off intothewoods,accord- man attackedhimandran ride. Thedriversaidthe road andofferinghima a manonthesideof report, toldastoryofseeing cording tothetrooper's red spotonhischeek,ac- eventually befound. Varughese's bodywould a.m. Feb.13nearwhere Turn ERIN HoolEy/CHICAGOTRIBUNE Varughese's The driver,whohada The reportsaid to Student,Page 5 family, the A Chicago Tribune Publication Thursday, July 20, 2017 NHS ab tests to 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. .crapes and bruises .crapes strains cuts strains stitches infections rash's earaches infections minor injuries Fri 9 a.m. Sun 8 a.m persistent coughs n .; usea persistent coughs allergies Mon Nues sore throats x-rays blood tests minor burns than More Care. Immediate No appointment needd Expert care from physcians 6450 W. Touhy Avenué (224) 364-CAR E 'ledical Group fevers Expert CarQ. Sat cold and flu cold and +NorthShore University llealthSystem northshore.org/imme ¡atecare a fight will Press con-' heard and he's is 'GenevieveBook that February in 2014, Varughese was a former Later that night, a state The trooper scanned the If convicted of both Bethune was scheduled Now, she said, she's con- "To me, our part is done. Bethune is scheduled to Don, told Pioneer Press last Don, told Pioneer Press week that his son they the charges and that fbr have retained a lawyer his defense. He described his son as a hardworking father. track and cross-country at runner attending school sm near campus. when he attended a party trooper reported seeing a man with a red mark on his cheek stopped by the side of the road near where Varughese's body would be found. The man told the trooper a story of offering someone a ride, only to be attacked when he asked for gas money, the report said. area, he said, and then left. Varughese was found dead in a nearby wooded area fivedayslater. counts, Bethune faces potential sentence of 20-60 the indictment years in prison, according to to appear in court July 18, said Deputy Craig Haiju, with the Jackson County Sheriff's Office. a day we had waited for for so long....We feel like his voice happy today:' tent to let the legal process move forward. Whatever happens now, we leave it up to the law' she said. "(The suspect) needs to take responsibility." appear in court Tuesday, said Deputy Craig Harju with the Jackson County sheriff's office. The Associated tri buted. Twitter [email protected] - for so long," After Varughese's death, A special prosecutor was According to the indict- "It was a day we had Bethune, who was re- "We did not stop the The crusade resonated Lovely Varughese said "I don't know how to (Varughese) 'deadweight'" fought for more investiga- found private autopsy that his family and friends the tion, refusing to accept simply explanation that he the wandered off into woods and dieL Varughe- a se's family commissioned signs of blunt force trauma, and they said social media posts and phone calls he made that night indicated he might have been at- tacked or in a fight. eventually assigned to the case, and Lovely Varughese, Pravin Varughese's mother, credited that move with the recent developments. metit, Varughese's injuries included "forehead contu- sions/impressions and in- juries to the nose consistent with blunt force trauma." waited for Varughese's mother said last week of charges being filed in her son's death. "We feel like his voice is heard and he's happy today." leased on bond July 14, could not be reached for comment But his father, Eventually a special prose- developments. noise' she said of her ef- cutor was brought in, whom Lovely Varughese credits with the case's latest forts to push for further investigation into her son's death. with many people; a memo- rial service held on the anniversary of Varughese's death drew hundreds of people. there was "screaming and crying" at her home when the special prosecutor called Thursday with the news. explain it," she said. "It was in 4 a fight night

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Staff his death, indictment charges indictment his death, NEWS after the mysterious death after the mysterious man of a Morton Grove away at Southern Illinois University, cold February downstate Illinois. week in Jackson County said that 19-year-old Pravin emerged in what prose- that cutors say happened Varughese died of hypo- thermia after being beaten and robbed. been charged with two counts of first-degree mur- der in Varughese's death. Bethune is a resident of Eldorado, about 50 miles east of Carbondale in south- ern Illinois. said Bethune is not, and has never been, a student there. the indictment chaiges, was a "natural and foreseeable ing and robbery Student, from Page death from hypothermia, consequence" of the beat- that Bethune admitted to authorities that he infficted "multiple punches to the head and face, rendering awry that night une in 2014 that phone records showed her brother called a friend at 12:30 a.m., about 90 minutes after he reportedly left the party, and it sounded as though her brother might have been running or arguing with someone. for Pravin Varughese showed a post at 11:17 p.m. the night of his death that read: "Bloody knuckles sioned a private autopsy that determined he had guess #backdown." died of blunt-force trauma. i Thursday, July 20, 2017 A Chicago Tribune Publication 6 in acoordinatedfundraiser July 15astheyparticipated across suburbanChicago the fallen,"accordingto time tositunderneatha burgers. Somepeopletook volunteers -mannedgrills ship personnel-including through allofthefoo&' Adrienne Salazar,thedealer- We wanttomakesurewe're GolfMiil Fordparticipated. izers, itwasthefirsttime tive one,accordingtoorgan- event wasthefifthconsecu- cago AutomobileTradeAs- gram sponsoredbytheChi- becue fortheTroops'pro- that participatedinthe"Bar- was amongthedealerships tary personnel event benefitinglocalmili- number ofcardealerships from barbecuegrillsata Staff report local military fundraiser benefits Coordinated NEWS the Troops startedin2013, Further, sinceBarbecue for pated inthisyear's event. over 100dealerships partici- states. by theUSO,website troops statedeareaided tive duty,guardandreserve families. Over300,000ac- military personnelandtheir programs andservicesto educational andcultural tion providesrecreational, USO Illinoiswebsite. troops aswellfamiliesof wounded, home, military port troopsdeployedandat the proceedsraised were setuptoeatonsite. pitched tentwheretables and serveduphotdogs 600 peopleandwewent event "Wepreppedfoodfor ship's spokeswomanforthe and charitableaswell,"said involved inthecommunity Illinois. ThoughtheJuly15 sociation andtheUSOof Nues dealership The nonprofitorganiza- "One hundredpercentof For partoftheday,dealer- 'lt's suchagreatcause. Golf MillFordinNiles Plumes ofsmokebillowed CATA officialsreportthat ill and injured families, ll sup- the USOoflllinoisandlocal heightened awarenessfor dealership participationand with thesuccessof grow. doing thatcontinuesto grown toamorewidespread "grassroots effort"buthas fundraiser started Chicago AutoShow,saidthe which alsohoststheannual has beenraised,accordingto over halfofamilliondollars gy andresources thatlocal event "Theamount ofener- news release John Hennessy saidina military;" CATAChairman more fundsraised,increased paces thepreviouswith program, andeachyearout- CATA. Wally MasudofNues,tendsthegrillforGolfMillFord'sbarbecuetroopsinNuesJuly15.

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Grove, Lincolnwood,Niles as wellSkokie,Morton trict coverspartsofChicago a July12townhailmeeting way thisonedid,according not includebudgetcutsthe was partofaplanthatdid state incometaxincrease against theincrease. years agowhenhevoted said, andthefirsttimewas time hefacedsuchavote, increase. Itwasthesecond ficult forme,"hesaidabout We hadbeenstruling for "We hadtohave abudget down thedrain," hesaid. in cuts. also morethan$2.9billion revenue of$36.4billion,but Rauner's vetoincludesnew lators overrode(2cv.Bruce that becamelawafterlegis- to Silverstein. When stateSen.IraSil- "We hadtocomeupwith Silverstein saidtherehad The Democrat's8thDis- "This wasextremelydif- Some saidthatbecause plan beforethe "I couldn'tletthestatego He saidthebudgetplan His previousvoteona state be doneandthelegislature holding summertownhail had totakecontrol?' two years.Somethinghadto recent contentiouslegislativesessionthatendedwiththestate'sfirstbudgetintwoyears. Democratic stateSen.IraSilversteinspeakstoaboutthreedozenofhisconstituents said. getting something done,he budget andhugeegosthat because ofcontentiousness ever seen,"inlargepart session "theworst(he's) two inChicago. Skokie, MortonGroveand in gatheringsheholds and hearsfromconstituents took placeinSpringfield sions, hesaid. following legislative meetings fornearly20years "got bierbythe day"in over developinganew He recapsactivitythat Silverstein He calledthislegislative has been ses- state's creditrating,neces- including adropinthe budget notbeenpassed, was staringatunprecedent- tax ratesto7percentfrom 3.75 percentandcorporate crease to4.95percentfrom individuals' rateswillin- to statebudgetinformation, in newrevenue.According expected toraise$5billion included apermanenthike and backedbySilverstein approved bythelegislature which already haveab- and socialservice agencies, cial hardshipfor schools closed andsignificantfinan- sary programshavingtobe ed financialdisasterhada 5.25 percent The incometaxincrease Silverstein saidthestate bers toengageininformal sorbed hitsbecauseofthe state senatorfromthe8thDistrict take control" Something hadtobedoneandthelegislature hadto have abudgetWehadbeenstrugglingfor twoyears. rum, theyalso voiced enti- holding suchan openfo- plauded Silverstein for rions. Althoughmanyap- senator andtoaskques- conversation withthestate allow foraudiencemcm- stein's townhallmeetings Springfield crisis. Ira Silverstein, "I couldn'tletthestategodowndrain.We The formatofSilver- July12 atatownhailmeetinginSkokie.Silversteinrecappedthe years ofunder-funding. venstein saidcontinuestobe sion attheforumabout long. without abudgetforso cism aboutthestategoing told Silverstein thatpeople needs toaddressbecauseof a seriouschallengethestate pension reform,whichSil- There wasalsodiscus- reduced Some audience members ShoId compensation in order to budget improve benefits IInois buSiness for injured because oftheseverepnob- things around,"hesaid. coming toIllinois. said businesseswerestill outlook onthefutureand verstein tookanoptimistic lems inSpringfield,butSil- are fleeingthestatenow 1'witter ®SKReviewMike [email protected] MIKE ISAACSIPIONEERPRESS "We're trying workers be climate? had to to turn A Chicago Tribune Publication Thursday, July 20, 2017 NHS f J N July13. lance reporter for Pioneer Daniel I. Dorfinan is a free- Press. I,/'i../ DANIEL I. 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Mau said the village mately three inches of rain over a six-hour period start- ing late night on July 11 and said that flooding occurred ritnrnt )IRlBt \I:STOKE.(X)%I:B(n.)Ks Garden Vice President "Many of the roadways McCaffrey added that "It was all coming from rib Books after floOding (Chicago er Chicago Show and Sale er Chicago Show and also was canceled for the also was canceled for weekend. the Harriet Resnick said late decision was made shut night on July 12 to down the 385-acre complex inter- due to flooding in the nal roads. have water that is too deep to pass through in a vehi- cle," Resnick said at the time. "Many of the lower- level gardens, including the Malott Japanese Garden, are underwater." 3.66 inches of rain came down at the garden. Resnick said excess river water from the north caused the floods. what happened the night VI' exposition, may prove shocking to modern readers. Travel back in time to l930s Chicago with A Century ofProgress: A everything in between. Readers will glimpse the technological feats - photographs documenting the fair's construction, demolition and Photographic Tour ofthe 1933-34 Chicago World's Fair. This historical and futuristic exhibits that characterized the fair, as well as elements of lasciviousness and insensitivity that, while clearly on display during the collection features more than 100 rare - and in some cases, unpublished GE'f f'I''l'OI) \' The Chicago Botanic Spokeswoman Julie Mc- According to the garden's Chicago Botanic Garden Botanic Chicago reopens NEWS Lake County storms led to 2-day closure BY DANIEL I. l)oRFitN Pioneer Press this Garden reopened weekend after being closed due to the effects of storms that pummeled Lake County last week, according to garden officials. Caifrey said the botanic garden reopened partially on July 15 and was back to normal hours July16 and 17. and 14, and The Cactus and Succulent Society of Great- website, camps and classes were canceled on July 13 NHS Thursday, July 20, 2017 A Chicago Tribune Publication 12 Pioneer Press BY LEEV.Guims NEWS district's website,theaward meeting. Accordingtothe during aJune26board tendent LaurieHeinzsaid Award, District64Superin- recognizes fourstudentsas plary ethicalleaders." meeting forbeing"exem- recent BoardofEducation dents werehonoredata trict 64middleschoolstu- Four ParkRidge-NilesDis- recent graduates Board applauds League ofWomenVoters. Ridge andamemberofthe century residentofPark is namedafteraquarter- Snow EthicalLeadership recipients oftheJudith Four D64 on thesiteofMr.K financial impactofbotha $8,000 studytoanalyzethe Teska AssociatesInc.foran enrollment numbers. district's bottomlineandits Park Ridgewillaffectthe proposed developmentin ing fordataonhowa District 64officialsarelook- Park Ridge-NilesSchool Pioneer Press BY LEEV.GAipjs could bringbigcost Mr. Ksiteplan D64 worriedthat cluded foureighth-grade Study toaddressproposeddevelopment's Council approval torezone development will needCity house unitsonthesite.The concept planfor31town- Commission arereviewinga Ridge PlanningandZoning at 1440W.HiinsRoad. Garden andMaterialCenter cially orienteddevelopment residential andacommer- missioned Evanston-based Each year,thedistrict This year'swinnersin- District 64officialscorn- Members ofthePark graduates: JessicaBeckand and JonathanSpychaiskiwererecentlyhonoredbyDistrict Rachel Bull,fromleft,JessicaBeck,DanielleAmmentorp the Mr.Ksitebecausecity placed specialemphasison the dtybutdocument to residential. the parcelfromcommercial than SpychaiskifromLin- ielle AmmentorpandJona- Middle School,andDan- Rachel BullfromEmerson e,4. almost reaching capacitywe some ofourfacilities are "Coupled withthatFact will how manykidseachunit homes andcondominiums, the cit3 opinent poppingupacross she's noticedin-filldevel- interview ent LaurieHeinzsaidinan schools. students enrolledindistrict tinily increasethenumberof from theparcelandpoten- revenue thedistrictreceives the amountofpropertytax that would,ifapproved,alter sidering azoningchange officials wereactivelycon- development activities made noteofanarray administrators totheboard and weneverquiteknow A memofromdistrict District 64Superintend- "They arelargelytown generate," she students honored last weekthat said. Ç:j( in o4sTRcr 64 -M planning purposes?' and thewinnerswerecho- plications fortheaward, coin MiddleSchooL view thisweek. Ridge, weneedsomedata," tare developmentinPark that, butinordertohavea schools ward withafiscal.impact the districtismovingfor- Maloney saidhe'spleased Heinz said. and CityCouncilmembers, sented bothtoschoolboard mission astudyfordataand thought itwastimetocorn- sen bymembersofthe while commercial is 10 percentofmarket value, Cook Countyisassessedat Residential propertyin than commercialproperty. from residential district receiveslessrevenue view lastweekthatthe District 64,saidinaninter- school businessofficialfor Maloney saidinaninter- serious discussionaboutfu- and Idon'tdisagreewith study. Park RidgeMayorMarty The studywillbepre- Students submittedap- Luann Kolstad, 'Anecdotally, wehear are overcrowded, SCHOOL DISTRICT64 property chief as- the district'swebsite. the winners,accordingto fairness" arethefivechar- dependability, caringand fundraises forthedistrict nonprofit organizationthat Learning Foundation,a District 64Elementary with school-agedchildren and middleschoolleader read byHeinz. according tothesummaries extracurricular and outsideofitinvarious compassion bothinschool onstrated leadershipand selected fortheawarddem- Snow's family.Eachstudent included membersof cials andanaudiencethat ship activitiestoboardoffi- ethical qualitiesandleader- scriptions ofeachstudent's acteristics thatdistinguish whether adistrictboundary zoning changerequestedby in supportoforagainstthe make adecisiontocomeout the studywillhelpdistrict not coverthecosttoeducate generate intaxdollarswill of moneythehomewould developments, theamount move intothetown-house tionally, shesaid,iffamilies sessed at25percentAddi- player, "leadsbydoing and avolleyballsoftball Education meeting district crowded, Heinzsaid. burden onschoolsthatare dent populationandeasethe will helpevenoutthesta- changing schoolboundaries study willlookatwhether later, shesaid.Theboundary happen soonerratherthan tween nowand2020,should planned forsometimebe- study, administrators determine the developer. officials andadministrators a newstudentinthedistrict "Integrity, Heinz readshortde- Beck, aGirlScoutleader The studywillalsohelp Heinz saidtheresultsof During aJune26 Boardof an initiative selflessness, activities, as that's 'ethical leaders' ball, volleyballandsoccer in howsheworkshardat Heinz said. goodness ofherheart," things forothersoutofthe symphonic andjazzbands dren withdisabilities. vides soccertrainingtochu- Soccer, aprogramthatpro- player, volunteersforTOP she said. strives tobekindothers," school andalsohowshe impact feeondevelopers.An City Counciltoassessan skills," shesaid. ers andhertrueleadership compassion forhelpingoth- Heinz said. patients andtheirfamilies, care packagestocancer foundation thatdelivers teers forPhil'sFriends,a player, Ammentorpvolun- and adedicatedaltosax ered fortheMtKsite,that lems?' not goingtosolveourprob- during themeetingthat"it's member TomSotossaid fight foranimpactfee,board te inanimpactfee?' Park Ridgedidnotparticipa- was thoroughlysurprised asking questionsayearago,I 26 meeting.'WhenIstarted Ryles saidduringtheJune fee," boardmemberLarry on thetaxpayerisanimpact ways toeasethatpressure off taxpayers,andoneofthe services. cost ofprovidingpublic developer tohelppayforthe impact feeisimposedupona possibility oflobbthigthe officials alsomentionedthe lem ifall31units endup around ourparticular prob- to helpuspotentiallywork impact feewon'tbeenough fee onthe31unitsconsid- A memberofLincoln's Heinz saidBull,abasket- "Her integrityisevident A quartermasterforhis "This demonstratesher "We needtotakepressure "If weassessanimpact While hesupportsRyle's fiscal effect values aresimilartothe weekly meetings,Heinz to earnbadges,andassist teaches youngerscoutshow Boy Scouttroop,Spychalski Lee VGainesisafreelance lations fromboardofficials. handshakes andcongratu- ments. proud oftheiraccomplish- ing, andtoldthemshewas attended theJune26meet- lations tothewinners,who dependable," Heinzsaid. Spychalski "leadsbybeing resseI byanethicalleader. qualities and said. ShesaidBoyScout senior patrolleaderswith having childreninthem'he reporterfor PioneerPress. tion tootherstudents. would serveasaninspira- record ofethicalleadership Borrelli saidhehopedtheir Lee VGainesis afreelance opment andincreasingden- around addingnewdevel- it willaidintheconversation opment fromoccurringbut study won'tstop tions yet." haven't hadthoseconversa- tions aboutthemandwe open tohavingconversa- added, "thatbeingsaid,I'm trict's costburden.Buthe significantly easethedis- believe animpactfeewould educating anewstudent comparison tothecostof would berelativelysmallin amount ofrevenuerealized even withoneinplace.the implement suchafee,but the boardaskcityto district mightrecommend view lastweekShesaidthe assessment duringaninter- said. repo rterforPioneer Press. sity inthecity. Board PresidentAnthony The fouralsoreceived Heinz offeredcongratu- Kolstad agreedwiththat Maloney saidtheimpact Maloney saidhedoesn't skills devel- pos- t t 13 e Publication urs&iy, July20 in Li of the all participate to until is we can use our is important for busi- treats 'What I really like about The program will con- "We want to keep (the the first weekend the pro- the first weekend the 100 gram started more than in coupons were redeemed that Glenview. Prucnal said it nesses i community programs. this po- restaurants to help the lice and the community Pruc- build a relationship," get an nal said. "I'm glad we opportunity to bridge that gap." tinue coupons are handed out, Kemp said, adding that she hopes the program coritin- ues in the future. program) growing and add more police departments to it," she said. 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iIii 17, 2012, Wireless retail storefront in Philadelphia. The Illinois There's something about I have a friend who Buying locally grown That sounded a bit far- But that brings me to Ifyou haven't noticed, we You've got healthy peo- these days are locally grown these days are locally farm-fresh honey. be fresh honey that may more than just old wives tales. me swears buy it He tells from that all honey bought a store has sugar added, of corn probably in the form syrup. That's why it crystal- izes on your shelf he says. honey eliminates that prob- leni. But it has an added benefit It boosts your immune system and helps prevent allergies because it is made from local pollen. fetched when he told me. Butjust the other day I saw it on the internet so I guess that settles it another reason to frequent farmers markets. Itjust has to be better for you. are not a very healthy peo- ple. Just look around. This Oct. AT&T General Assembly approved the telecom modernization bill this month, enabling million andline customers statewide, pending approval from the Federal Communications At least so says my friend. a cost Today we have farmers Farmers markets today It's the best way to shop Whyjust close your eyes As I said, tomatoes and More and more popular I bring all this up be- The Illinois legislature Again, we are being We can strule along markets, and ifyour town doesn't have one, you should really encourage officials to get one. are like a little community come fair, where neighbors out and meet each other the and enjoy the sunshine, fresh produce and flowers, and each other. far your summer bounty of fruits and vegetables, the farming and the best way to interact with good, old- fashioned neighbors. and it is like you are back in Mayberry with Andy and Barn and Opie. There might even be a little band playing sweet corn are the mm- imum buys at the farmers market Some people go for for the watermelons, and Had I known this, I would school instead of German. cause the government has made another decision that is going to mess me up. has passed a law allowing phones. forced to pay more (for cellphones and fees) so that someone - AT&T in this case - can make more mon- ey. with bad TV service. But, how do we get along if we can't afford some kind of phone? columnist. best way to support local bluegrass or folk. It's a touch of Americana. the fresh flowers. Others go others fresh fruit. have taken Spanish in AT&T to eliminate landline PaulSassone is afreelance with of The roadside farm stands Today, we converter box The only stations I re- Oh yes, I do receive a cauliflower, the entire gar- den. And fresh fruit galore from strawberries to peaches to plums and apri- cots. Oh, I so loved apricots, but haven't had a good one in ages. are long gone for the most part Although on the way home from Boy Scout camp I always looked forward to bringing home two ba potatoes, red and white, from the roadside stand. "Honeymooners" episode where Ralph and Ed buy a TV set together? They have to keep moving the rabbit ears antenna around to get a picture. Ralph, of course, falls down the stairs while trying to move the antenna to get a picture. people are living in the 1950s. Unlike Ralph Kram- den, I haven't fallen down stairs trying to get a picture. But, I never can get channel 2 (CBS), occasionally I can see channel 5 (NBC) and channel 9 (WGN). ceive almost all the time are channel 7 (ABC) and chan- nel 11 (WTTW). bunch of foreign language channels - Spanish mostly. BRIAN OMAHONEY / PIONEER PRESS progress comes I say "make do" because Remember that old The best roadside farm To enter this TV nirvana, The best way to go was Colin McLeod, age 4, helps his mother shop for produce Colin McLeod, age 4, helps his mother shop Heights. July iduring the farmers market in Arlington was and is that nothing out ofthe store can taste better than fresh from the garden. I don't agree much with my dad, but he always says that "Ifit comes out ofthe gar- den, it's good for you." stand was a place called Ethel's on Route 12 around Lake Cook Road, long gane now. It had everything and everything in abundance. Corn, tomatoes, onions, radishes, lettuce, broccoli, cast spectrum for public safety communications, part was auctioned off to companies to provide ad- such as wireless broad- we either had to subscribe to some form ofpay TV or buy a box that converted analog to digital. The goy- ernment paid for a portion ofthe initial converter box cost. with pay TV. But more than a few people could not afford to. They had to make do with a converter box. converter box TV watching is primitive and often doesn't work. vanced wireless services, band.

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Chain O'Lakes, we would nels. and my benefit. money to be made. freed up parts of the broad- OPINION summer on the way home from a weekend on the stop at a roadside farm stand to pick up fresh fruits and vegetables. than biting into a fresh juicy tomato on a summer day or a tasting a fresh ear of corn hot off the grill and sla- thered with butter and a dash of salt at a backyard barbecue. The explosion of taste in fresh fruits and vegetables can seem out of this world in the age of factory farms and produce shipped from thousands of miles away. than a farm stand tomato for flavor was a homegrown tomato, fresh out of your garden. But the simple fact transported back to the 1950s. That was the day all analog TV service was converted to digital. wonderful new day in TV watching-better picture, better souñd, more chan- o aV I Illinois at Ur- like about those I of 20. What What I don't like about it traditional university set- tings and educational expe- riences might not have as much relevance for today's world. They reference companies such as Google, which dropped college education from its hiring requirements, as has the British office ofErnst & Young. actions is that I think there are many ways to be a smart, effective and hard worker. A college education isjust one ofthe ways to facilitate that. is that nothing compares with a crisp autumn day on a beautiful campus, and the feelingoffreedom and feel once mom and dad have gone home and classes have begun. It's a learning experience unlike any other, and it might teach students just as much about life as the classroom itself. hope that never changes. coiumnistfor Pioneer Press. viewfromvh®yahoo.com purpose that many students Pat Lenhoffis afreelarice

ZBIGNIEW BZDAK/CHICAGO TRIBUNE E iio campus It seems to be the begin- The article continues analyitics and business associated living costs, this experts that there are em- ployers who agree that bana-Charnpaign pictured on March institution offering an curriculum. Although they have actual locations nationwide and a main campus in the Phoenix area, they are not the tradi- tional central quadrangle with departmental build- ings and dorm. ning of a completely differ- ent approach to college life. According to an Associated Press article, there are increasingly diverse oppor- tunities for college study that emphasize focusing on "critical thinking" rather than "regurgitating infor- mation." There are also one-year, non-degree pro- grains focusing on data intelligence. With countless traditional students bur- dened by massive financial debt from rising tuition and option can be attractive. with conjecture by some The Main Quadrangle at the University cials for University of Phoenix, probably the most well-known example of an exclusively online degree change over the the college The changing face of changing The PAT LENIIOFF It's probably not outra- But to me, nothing has We've heard commer- Talk about a cold water As is true oflife in gen- portant part ofthe educa- tional process. geous to speculate that someday the entire learn- ing experience will be done electronically. changed as much as the college experience, which seems to be moving closer dents are still shopping for dorm accessories and spending hot weekends moving into campus living quarters, there are increas- ingly larger factions that not only stay home but neverhave to leave to per- form their college studies. new college campus for those students. finish celebrating summer's there's back-to-school signs in your face, taunting you about the end of summer. eral, thin generations - including academia. Although ele- mentary and high school students still have supply lists that require the basics like file folders and paper, students now are often seen with individual Chrome- books or other personal technology devices. Those tools have become an im- toward that marker already. While many college stu- A computer screen is the Once the Fourth of July ends, sales fliers immedi- ately turn toward the back- to-school season. In every store, the summer section is moved to clearance as pens, notebooks and dorm supplies take over seem- ingly overnight. wake-up call. We barely biggest holiday, and then OPINION

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Hinsdale artist's message artist's Hinsdale colorful, vibrant, patriotic vibrant, colorful, nicely within the space, each little piece irregular, asymmetrical but self- contained and contributing tive yard signs sprouting up tive yard signs sprouting around the Fourth of July and could tell immediately across a canvas. "Love One Another" and "Love Lives Here' They mistic. In small letters livesusaorg. was a little late in talking to her because the yard signs were only part ofthe cam- paign. The artwork was displayed on digital bill- boards in Chicago for sev- eral days around the Fourth of July. Two were in Wrig- leyville, one in Lincoln Park, one in the Gold Coast and one on Interstate 294. tion:' "Love One Another" and "Love Lives In Ameri- ca." These boards carried red, white and blue mes- sages of patriotism, love, hope and unity. well at all but her art work has always attracted me. I particularly like the sign "Love One Another:' not just because of the written message. heart and inside the Valen- tine something is bursting out, fragmented but fitting that the artist was Hins- dale's own Maureen Claffy. exuberant style whether she is painting flowers in a vase, abstract shapes and circles or a series of valen- tine-shaped hearts in red, white and blue marching were patriotic and opti- there was a website love OPINION Thursday, Yuly 20, 2017 A Chicago Tribune Publication 18 MAJOR 2017/IB SUPPORTERS fl(VTS STARÎAT shakespeare )OST 22 11:00am SEASON They're outofthezooandontostagefor70minutesfun! WED 11:00am 2:00 pm THU chicago on na BMO OHarrísBank pini 11:00 am 2:00 pm FRI oa or 2:00pm SAT 11:00 am 2:00 pm RPIUS, YÇ4WUPKSANIMA1T0N FOUNDATiON PARKING INNAVYPIERGARAGES ELOMEJL[jN GUARANTEED DISCOUNTED MOTION Pl(30t .directed & ASCAIK "UIICAGO Foundation MacArthur REST RET,rOp SIIAgE5p ON NAVYPIER NO1iI PLAYING NORTHERN chica goshakes.com 312595.5600 FAMILIE5"° MILITARY ERITZKER Is (h.TlçbIPl1,7 lb, }-b,oIdTd Mini Sninb.p A Chicago Tribune Publication Thursday, July 20, 2017 NHS includes KTM Motocross includes KTM 3 ($5), Illini RacingAug. Truck 'n Trac- State PalIers Dem- ($5), and Derby Icon Highlights: Livestock call look-alike contest, hog contest and watermelon eating contest. Sandwich Fair (DeKaib County Fair) Hours: Gates open at 8 a.m. Buildings close at 9 p.m. 6-12; 5 and under free. Information: 815 -786- Main stage: Woody James Sept. 6 (free). Old Domin- Sept. 6, tractor pulls at 6:30 6:30 p.m. Sept. 9 ($20/$5 Hlghllghts Horse shows, culinary competitions, carnival and the Lumber- tor Pull (two shows) Aug. 5 tor Pull (two olition Derby (two shows) Aug. 6 ($5). exhibits, mother-dai.ighter 130th annual When: Sept. 6-10 Where: Sandwich Fair- grounds, 1401 Suydam Road, Sandwich Buildings open 9 a.rn. Cost: $9 adult, $6 children 2159; www.sandwkhfair .com ion headlines Sept. 8 ($25). In-field track attractions include harness racing p.m. Sept. 7 and 12:30 and child.) The demolition derbies are at i and 3:30 p.m. Sept. 10. ($15, $5 child.) jack Show. GROUPS 10+ CALL 312977.1110 WILLÍAM TRUDO PHOTO McHenry County Fair Hours: 4-10 p.m. Aug, 1,10 a.m.-10 p.m. Aug. 2-6 Information: 815-338-5315; ($15). Other entertainment Pig Racing a carnival, bingo and antique tractor parade July 28-29. When: Aug. 1-6 Where: 11900 Country Club Road, Woodstock Cost: $8; $5 for kids 6-12, seniors over 60 and veter- answith ID. Kids 5 and under free. www.mchenrycounty faincom Grandstand: Sawyer Brown headlines Aug. 4 BROADWAY IN CHICAGO COM 800.715.2000 TICKETS AVAILABLE AT ALL BROADWAY N CHICAGO BOX OFFICES 5 and under and active military in uniform are admitted free. Military with ID $5, free Friday. Information: 847-680- 7200; www.Icfaincom Grandstand: Dirt track racing July 27, Pro Rodeo Stampede July 29 and Crashfest Demolition Derby July 30. Festival Square Stage: Rich Trueman and the 22nd Street Horn Band July 26, Kashmir July 27, Infin- ity July 28, Catfight July29 and Chicago Latin Groove July 30. Hlghilghts: Banana Derby Racing (Capuchin monkeys dressed as jockeys riding on dogs), Hambone Express Crowds make their way along Main Street during a previous Sandwich Fair ¡n DeKaIb County. Crowds make their way along Main Street during opening ceremony at 4:30 p.m. July 26. Three stages with live music, karaoke contest, pie eating contest. Dog adoption area, antique tractor parade, bags tourna- ment, classic car show, camel and pony rides. Lake County Fair When: July 2 6-30 Where: Lake County Fair- grounds, 1060 E. Peterson Road, Grayslake Hours: 10 a.m.-11 p.m. July 26-27; 10 a.m.-12 am. July 28-29; and 10 a,m.-7 p.m. July30 Cost: $10; $5 for seniors 65 and older and children ages 6 through 12. Children age up

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Add a few fresh berries on top of each salad. Finish with sweet violets or other edible flowers. VINAIGRETFE 1 coat the lettuce leaves. - BetI Partridge. Autre Spirits Chef: Great Lakes. But what she's excited about is all ofthe cilantro growing in abun- dance. "Cilantro is a great low-cost herb that anyone can use to add a fresh zip to a dish," she said. "Most chefs can use it more be- cause of the accessible price point unlike some other herbs. It's also used in so many cultures, like Thai, Vietnamese, Mexicah and others." cilantro to make a delicious chimichurri- like sauce to dress up pork "One of the dishes I'm super excited about right now is a dish we make with pork," she said. "We get in a whole Mangalitsa pig from Meadowbrook Farm (Benton Harbor, Mich.), and we make pork skewers form the loin," she said. "Part ofthe dish is this deli- cious herb oil, similar to a chiniichurri." leaves, chops them fine and blends with olive oil, parsley and chives. You can make this at home, adding ingredients to desired consistency and flavor. Grueneberg reminded us: Don't forget the stems. They are full offlavor and packed with nutrition. "Mince them finely and use them for the flavor?' She suested reserv- ing leaves for garnish onl tender to cook and will lose flavor," she said. AUTRE MONOE CAFE & SPIRITS Two or three tini bright colorful sweet Partridge calls the recipe "deceptive Earlier this season, Sarah Gnieneberg olive oil with some salt and pepper. A freshly chopped shallot adds another pop of flavor. can use any edible flowers, but Partridge said violets add some pepperiness. "This is said. simplicity. When people order it, they are thrilled with the experience ofwhat acta- ally happens on the plate." chefat Monteverde in Chicago, won the James Beard Foundation award for Best vinegur and lavender honey in extra virgin violets on top bring the salad together. You the kind ofsalad that is fun to pull together when the farm season is at its height," she In Partridge's Salade Gouimande the Autre Monde is sourcing red and green Partridge's vinaigrette is a hright home- Pretty sweet violets add pops of color to Chef Beth Partridge's Salade Gourmande at Pretty sweet violets add pops of color to Chef Beth Partridge's Salade Gourmande Autre Monde Cafe & Spirits in Berwyn. that are cured, poached or confit (a preser- vation technique involving salting and cook- ing meat). At Autre Monde, meats are pre- pared these ways, in-house meats are on a bed of fresh, crispy seasonal greens and tossed in a tangy vinaigrette dressing. "The flavors are a pei feet melding ofthe richness ofthe meats," she said. The rici, fatty duck meat is balanced by the crispy farm greens. oak leaflettuces, red and green bibb lettuces and gem lettuces from Nichols Farm in Marengo. This time of year, there are plenty to pick from. made dressing made with Champagne at the height of summer

"Because we can!" That's Chef Beth "The sheer selection ofproduce we have From salad dressings to chimichurri ChefJaime Laurita's favorite seasonal At Autre Monde, Partridge is putting At House 406 in Northbrook, proprietor

most of most Make the Make FOOD available via farmers markets and specialty ofirs such variety to both professional and home chefs to expan4their cookingop- fions;' she said. "You can be pretty effort- lessly as healthy or decadent as you want. It's all there." produce a hit on the produce a hit Fresh seasonal summer Partridge's answer to why we should make the most ofthe best produce of summer. Partridge is chef-partner at Autre Monde Cafe & Spirits in Berwyn, and she has plenty of ideas for putting summer on a plate. grocers in Chica sauces to fbulous melon salads, chefs ev- erywhere are maximizing this limited time ofyear with their personal favorites. And they have simple steps you can take at home. ingredient right now is "watermelon, al- ways' he said. "I love grilling it!" Fresh watermelon is like a blank canvas to Laurita as he tries pairing it with all sorts of differ- ent herbs from his garden. "Grilled chives and msemary" Laurita said, "theyjust speak to each other' He makes a bed of fresh herbs on the grill, underneath what's cook- ing, to inftise a smoky herb flavoring to it all. And he also loves experimenting with dif- ferent smoked salts on watermelon. Jen Eisen is celebrating fresh arugula. A little raspberry vinaigrette brings together a nice salad of the hearty leaves with burrata (fresh mozzarella and cream). The little salads are a simple yet refreshing, tasty toast to summer. lovely freshly grown lettuce leaves and pretty sweet violets and other edible flowers to work in stunning and delicious, classic salads. Her favorite this time of year is Sal- ade Gourmande, which is your basic chef's salad. She follows the standard construc tion, which showcases meats (usually duck) By Veronica Hinke Pioneer Press grill or ¡n simple salads I Section 2 o July 20, 2017 going tofocusonwhatyoucando dent dogallyear-long,butIam help herbecomeamoreconfi- dence-building. 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Ifa recall exists, your repair/replace- ment will be free. . Ifyour internet search results in lots of product complaints similar to yours, docu- ment them for use in building a stronger case with the manufacturer. Cathy Cunningham is a freelance columnist. HelpS quadpioneerlocal.com. ribuuc / S99 !u//iil) idciitit Presents *[) l'UrJLN \&ur t Vit: She offered to reftind Liz She offered to reftind Liz responded, "Thank s 14') customer's home. Labor to customer's home. Labor parts is repair or replace any from covered for one year the date of delivery" her $116.49 fee "because customer service is very important to La-Z-Boy." help. you so much for your \oriI, (iitriI ( .)I/e \X/EN IL 1L1 lLl)ING NA PE RVl I. I, I: IDENTITY SEMINAR As a result ofLiz's inquiry I decided to As a result ofLiz's inquiry y It is nice to know there are people out It is nice to know there Giorgianni, Consumer Reports finance there that still care." contact an expert on warranties: Anthony editor. 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You arewisetobecau- Savings onsomepre- A: Canadianpharmacies local pharmacyand COVER STORY '3 New world: And baby makes 4 believe it can work with detailed Jury still out over planthng "We were naive," says Green- the pros, cons blatt, a fashion entrepreneur and bakery co-founder. "Our example of tn-parenting should be a cautionary tale?' "But then again, we have this By Jennifer Peitz beautiful, smart, funny, amazing Associated Press kid;' he says. Th-parenting hasn't been un- Q Sixteen-year-old Madison's complicated fon Victoria Bianchi, family clustered for a photo in a former partner Kimberli Bonner California courtroom, commemo- and friend Mark Shuinway. When rating the day it finally became Bonner gave birth to Madison in official that she has three parents. 2000, the law allowed fon only two The adults she calls Mom, Dad legal parents, so Bianchi couldn't and Mama were all there for her adopt unless one ofthe others birth, after the women decided to gave up parental status. Shumway have a child together and ap- knew it was important to Bianchi. proached a male friend. They But "I could not do that, sign away share time with Madison and the rights to my daughten' he says. input on raising her. Their Christ- Bianchi was heartbroken and mas Day traditions involve all of stungby the limitations ofnot them. being a legal mom. The insurance But legally, Victoria Bianchi estimator cried after tying to became her daughter's parentonly JULIO CORTEZ/AP register the girl for kindergarten this fall, joining a small but grow- Sam Hunt, left, and his partner. Darren Greenblatt, have a 7-year-old daughter with her biological mother, but and being told: "Oh, you'ne not a ing number ofAmericans who things have not been easy, as the coupie and the mother have fought over custody. parent?" have persuaded courts and legisla- Still, the three adults collabo- tures to give legal recognition to father, and other situations. parenting specifically - showing Findingthat Hunt was a "psy- rated: "Madison was the most what's sometimes called"ai- The landscape is only getting that children in stable, two-parent chological parent," a New Jersey important thing to all ofus, so we parenting?' more complex. For instance, new families do better on average judge awarded custody in 2015 to just wanted, whatever the differ- "I just felt like I've been holding techniques designed to avoid someeducationally, emotionally and all three adults and nixed Stil- ences, to work through it," says my breath for the last 16 years," rare diseases now allow for a child otherwise than kids who aren't lufsen's planned move. All now Bonner, a tech company claims Bianchi says. "She's already been to be born with a small amount of "This is guing to be a family live in New Jersey. adjuster. Shumway, a real estate my daughter. ... She's finally, legallyDNA from a third person. form where children are exposed Hunt wasn't declared a legal agent, appreciates their three- mine." Without legal rights, some to more complexity and more parent, however. The judge said parent family so much he hopes to Bianchi made use of a 2013 parents and kids face beingeut off instabiitl" he says. lawmakers needed to decide form another with his husband California law declaring that a from each other, says Cathy When a quip about having a whether to give fri-parenting such and a woman. child can have more than two Sakimura, ofthe San Francisco- baby together turned into a seri-. recognition, a social policy choice Madison Bonner-Bianchi says parents. A similar law took effect based National Center for Lesbian ous discussion, Kitty Stillufsen, likely to have "far-reaching impli- her relationship with her parents in Maine last year. Courts in at Rights, which helped draft Cali- her longtime friend Darren Green- cations?' resembles anyone else's - "I just least 10 other states, including fornia's law. blatt and his now-husband, Sam Regardless, Hunt, a teacher, happen to have three of them?' New York just this winter, have But some courts have rejected Hunt, didn't foresee how complex says the rulinggave him "a sense Now 17 and busy with school, designated third parents in recent extending the bounds of parent- tn-parenting would get ofsecurity and peace" after "the sports and friends, she allows it years, even as some courts and hood. A 2014 Wyoming Supreme The girl was born in 2009, with pain ofhaving to defend that rela- sometimes takes effort to round experts have raised qualms that Court decision wondered about Greenblatt's and Stillufsen's genes tionship and prove that relation- up opinions from three parents. more parents means more poten- parents multiplying as a mom or and Hunt's last name. They spent ship?' "But the big picture is: You just tial conflict. dad had new relationships. part ofthe infant's early months But to Stillufsen, tn-parenting have more people there to support American courts have ft)r dec- While there's little ifany re- together in Stillufsen's New Jersey has turned into a two-against-one you and be there for you and love ades granted some rights to grand- search directly on fri-parenting, home. Later, the Manhattan-based fight. you no matter what," she says. parents, stepparents and others in experts are divided on how it may men rented a house in Stillufsen's The judge found she and "Honestly, I look up to all of thent" children's lives, but parents have affect children. seaside hometown in summers, Gneenblatt were fit parents. "Why And so, one October day, she uniquely broad rights and respon- Anita Jones Thomas, a Uni- her busy season managing her do we need a third?" she asks. And and her family assembled in a Bay sibilities. versity of Indianapolis professor family's restaurant She and the she wonders where will courts Area court for Bianchi to adopt Advocates say acknowledging a who heads the American Psychol- pre-schooler spent winters in now draw the line on who's a her as a third parent third parent - whether on a birth ogical Association's child-and- CostaRica parent in other families. "Do you understand what this certificate, by adoption or in a family section, sees potential "We're a family. We're the real "At what point does it end?" means?" Bianchi recalls the judge custody or childsupportruling - pluses. "That extra sense of social thing," Stillufsen told Marie Claire says Stillufsen, now a teacher in reflects the modem realities of support has really been found to magazine in 201L training, "How many parents can a Without any doubt, she said yes. some families: gay couples who setbe beneficial for children' she By 2013, Stillufsen was planning child possibly have?" out to have a child with a friendof says. to marty a boyfriend in California She now thinks tn-parenting is David Crary contributed to this the opposite gender, men seeking But W. Bradford Wilcox, a and enroll the girl in school there. "logically dangerous territory" report. to retain paternal roles afer DNA University of VIrginia sociologist, The men objected and sued for that risks creating turmoil around shows someone else is a biological points to research - not on tri- custody. kids. 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HOUSING Park Ridge Bristol Court, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS IN ThE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS 201 Thames pkwi Large lbr CoUN1Y DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIVISION OPPORTUNITIES °n't' completely remodeled !nclud- DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST CDMPANS AS TRUSTEE, ON BE- COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIVISION 1'hi ngnew kitchen,appliunces, HALF OF THE HOLDERS OF THE WAMU MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, NATiONAL ASSOCIATION carpeting, bathroom, S snore' CERTIFICATES, SERIES 200S-AR2 Plaintiff, All real estate advertised in ESTATES S CONSIGNMENTS $1350/rnmclindoor parking Plaintiff, AUCTiON! . Tues, July 25, 3-9:30 space S storage. Call Steve JCQUELYN COLLE1TA, SAMUEL S. COLLETTA A/KJA SAMUEL COL- this newspaper is sabect to Senior Bowlers Wanted - Wed. PM 7232 N Western Ave,, ChgO. 847-25-1290 J(SEPH PACE A/K/A JOSEPH M PACE JR A/K/A JOESPH PACE, KIM LETrA the Federal Fair Housing Act. Senior Men's League, Niles Defendants PACE, CITY OF CHICAGO, AN ILLINOIS MUNICIPAL CORPORATION, MID- lo CH 41761 which makes ilillegal to ad- BrunswickZone,Starts8/30 fine Chicago Estate, plus Other Rooms to Rent LAND FUNDING, LLC, JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIA- 12pm min age SS, Call M. Kane Estates& ConslgnmenturIn- TION, AS ASSIGNEE OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPOFLATION 7015 NOf1IH KEELERAVENUE LINCOLNW000, IL 60712 vertise any preference, limita- 847-972-1556, 847-644-0051 dudes: Eames LCIChair, Mod- AS RECEIVER FOR WASHINGTON MUTUAL BANK F/CIA WASHINGTON NOTICE OF SALE tion,or discrimination based em Lucite Chair & Table; Set of MUTUAL BANK, FA PUBLIC NOTiCE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Fore- - NEW YORK 3 MOd Lucite 5 Chrome Chairs; closure and Sale entered in the above casse on May 23, 2017, an on race,color,religion,sea, TRAVEL/TOURS Wilmette Bumst RM, remod- Defendants CITY EXPERIENCE August Other 505/605/70's FurnIture, agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at 1030 AM on August eled, new paint, full 5, laundry 09 CH 08.494 23, 2017, at The Judicial Sales Corporation One South Wacker Drive handicap,familialstatus,or 2-10, 2017 9 DayS-$1,799! French-Carved Furniture, 3 Pc, 3150 MYRTLE PARKWAY Northbrook, IL 60062 Carved Mahogany Bedroom Set room, cable nc, util prov, Kitch- . 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606 sell at pa6lnç auction to the highest nationalorigin,inthesale. MotorCoaCh trasSporf ation en avail Close to Romonu, 5580/ NOTICE OP SALE from severalIllinois locations! Lg. vintage Railroad Light & Bell; PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBYGIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Fore- bidder, as set forth below, the fojiowing described real estate rental, or financing of housing, Waterford & Baccarat Crystal; mo, Brand New Queen Sized Commonly known as 7015 NOeTH KEELER AVENUE, LINCOLNW000, Times Square Lodging Ground Mattress Ca!! 847-853-8658 closure and Sale entered in the above cause on August 26, 2015, an In addition the Illinois Zero Rockefeller, Cmpire State Royal Doulton S 85G Figurines; IL 60712 agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will al 10 30 AM on August Property Indes No 15-34-211-037-0000. Human Rights Actprohibits Buildisfi, Statue of Liberty, Ellis, Vintage Linen-Bucked Advertrs- 29, 2017, at The Judicial Sales Corporation One South Wacker Drive City Tour. Theatre, MORE! 217 ing Poster; violins S Musical In- The real estate is improved with a two level Ian brick single family discrimination based on age, Rental Misc . 24th FloOr, CHICAGO, IL, 60606 sell at public auction to the highest 228-878S goodwintours. struments; Ornate Light Rotures bidder, as set forth below, the fo(lowing described real estate' home without garage. ancestry, marital status, sexual com s Mirrors'Fine OilPaintings, Sale terms. 25% down of the highest bid by certified funds at the Commonly known as 3180 MYRTLE PARKWA'I Northbrook, IL 60062 close of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation. No third orientation or unfavorable Prints, Etchings & WoodblOcks, Property Index No 04-20-201-013. Oriental Rugs - J.g., Small S Run- The real estate rs improved with a single family residence party checks will be accepted. The balance in certified funds/Or wire military discharge EDUCATION Garage N. Sitie Chicago transfer, is due withrr twenty-tour 1241 hOurs, NO fee shall be paid nero, Jewelry inc Gold Watches Just off Edens & Eisenhower The judgment amount was $706,76542 This paper will not knowingly & PoCketwutch; Other Pocket- Sale terms: 25% down of the highest bid by certified funds at the by the mortgagee acquiring the residential real solute pursuant to its 8-ways. Indoor parking credit bid atìhe sale or by any mortgagee, lsdgment creditor, or Other accept any advertising tor real watchet nc 21-Jewel, Platinum Secure Good Rates close of the sale oayable to The Judicial Sales Corporatros, No third Art Deco Floral Pin w/4 Cttw. sally checks will be accepted. The balance in certified funds/or vere liertor acquiring the residentiaireal estate whose rights in anni to the estate which is in violation of Monthly/Annual residential rearestate arose prior to the sale The sutqect property rs Diamonds; Gold Floral Bracelet 773.736-6545 transfer, is due within twenty-four 1241 hours, NO fee shall be paid Ihe law All persons are hereby w.i31/2 Ctlw. Diamonds; De- by the mortgagee acquiring tse residential real estate pursuant to its uublecn tO general real estate tases, special assessments, or special signer Jewelry; 14K Ruby S Dia- taxes levIed against said real estate und is offered for sale without any informedthatalldwellings Training & Education credit bid atThe sale or by any mortgagee, judgment creditor, or Other mond Bracelet 14K Emerald & REAL ESTATE FOR lienor acquiring the residential real esTate whose rights in and to the represenqation au to cualrty or quantity of title and without recourse advertised are available on an Diamond xrace(es; Silver Jewelry, to Plaintiff and in \AS 15/condition The sale is further subject to SALE residential real"estate arose prior to the sale, The subject properly is confirmation bythe ccrurt, equal opportsnity basis. CostumeJewelry; Curroxities, subject no general real estate taxes, special assessments, or special Bue Lots, S Morer Appn. 700 LotS, tauds levieti against said real estate und is offered for sale without any Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a ltyoubelieoeyou have EDUCATION / TRAINING- NEW Most sold with No Reserveni representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real been discriminated against in YEAR, NEW AVIATION CAREER- to Plaintiff and in \"AS IS\condihon The sale io further subtecl to estate after confirmation of the sale GET FM CERTiFICATION The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes ns connection with the sale, rental Preview Mon , July 24 2517 contirmution by the court TRAINiNG. FINANCIAL AID 3:30-7'3Opm&1 Hour Be(ore Sale, Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a representation as lo the condition of the property. Prospective bidders or financing of housìng, Call IF QUALIFIED - CAREER Full Listing, Photos S Certihcafe of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real are admonished to Ctinack,the court file to verify all information PLACEMENT ASSISTANCE. CALL Video on Sunday at: Residential for Sale estate after confirmation of the sale If this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at West City and Suburbs: AIM 800-481-8312 www.directauclron cors Seeking the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assess- The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no mento and the legal fees required by The Condominium Property HOPE Fair Flossing Center Quality Estates S Consignmenls representation as to the condition of the property Prospective bidders M E RCH A N DISE for this S Upcoming Auctions! Act, 765 ILCS 605/9)gXll and (51(41.If this property is a condominium 6304904500 are admourshed to check the court file to verify all information unit which is part ot a common interest community, the purchaser of 321 N Blanchard St, Wheaton, If lhis properly is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at DIRECT AUCTION GALLERIES IL Single-family home, built in the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assess- the unit at the foreclosure Sale other tIran a mortgagee shall pay the South City and Suburbs 773-465-3300 assessments requireO by The Condominium Properly Act, 765 ILCS 2015 3Br/2 1/25a, 2 cur garage. ments and the legal fees required by The Condominium Property 605/15 5W-1) South Suburban Housing Cenler close to town S train HOA coy- Act, 765 ILCS 605/9)8)111 and lgl(4)If this property ix a condominium unit which is part of a common interest community, the purchaser of IF YOU AE 'FI-lE MORTGAGOR IHOMEOwNERI, YOU HAVE THE RIGHT 70e-957-4674 ers snow removal and landscap- TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER Ing. Call/teat 630-247-8235 for Sf18 unit al the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the North City and Suburbs. Stuff for Sale Wanted to Buy assessments required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS DF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-1701(C) OF THE appointment 524k or best offer. ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. Interfaith Housing Center 605/18.5lg-1I. You will need a photo identification issued by a government agency IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR IHOMEOWNERI, YOU HAVE THE RIGHT of the Northern Suburbs idriver's license, passport, etc.l in order to gain ensry into our buitdin,g TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER and the foreclosure salle room in Cook County and the same identili- U7.501-5760 Beauty shop equipment OF POSSESSION. IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-17011cl OF THE cation for sales held at Other county venues where The Iudicial Sales - Shampoo station with extra ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. Corporation conducts foreclosure sales lar5e bowl, hydraulic chair, two BUSINESS You will need a photo rdenlrficatron issued by a government agency Idriver's license, passport, etc I in order to gain entry into our building For information: Visit cur website at servce.atty-pnerce.com. between ANNOUNCEMENTS hairdryersperm kart$400 the hosts of 3 and SpIn. McCalla Raynler Leibert Pierce, LLC, Plaintiff's OBO. 84723-5312 and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same identiti- 90 YEAR OLD MAN - LOOKING SERVICE Attorneys, One North Dearborn Street, Suite 120G. Chicago, IL 60602. cation for sales held at other county venues where The judicial Sales Tel No 1312) 416-5500 Please refer to file number 11792 Cub Cadet Z Force - 201W, 44m TO BUY A HAND GUN OR .22 Corporation conducts forecloosre sales RIFLE CALL BOB 630-879-5414 ThE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION Cul, ßohrs on it, new battery, D1R&TORY For information, contact The sales clerk, SHAPIRO KREISMAN & ASSO- One South Wacker D'ive, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 1312) tune up & oil change lust done, dATES LLC 2121 WAUKEGAN RD , SUITE 301, hunnockbarn, IL 60015, 236-SALE Like new CondiI Ion, runs perfect, 18471 21-1517 For information call between the sours of 1pm - 3pm. 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'The -GJJMBALL MACHINES NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act you are AUCTION 3-DAY ESTATE TAG Garden of Marsel Proust' 32x32 -SLOT MACHINES advised that Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to be u debt collector at- SALE 520 N. Guthrìe Gibson City, Beckharl, Purchased at Paragon Deck Powerwash g Seal tempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used Illinois ANTIQUES, FURNITURO, tor that purpose TOOLS, MOREl July 21st 8-5 Jo) Gallery $1500. 847-623-9874 CALL: 773-774-3307 Houses, Dec s,Concrete, staining, highest quality, lowest 1724973 22nd 8-5(25% Off) July 23rd 10- 7/20/2017.7/27/2017,8/3/20175079606 Sell Your Stuff (50% Off) 217-781-4131 www. Furniture For Sale la Grange cost,commercial,residential, strebeckauctiorls.com . White Sofa, Glass Coffee S PowerwashCleaning Group. EndTable,King SIZedBed, 630-385-0090 Since 1994 Headboard S Frame Esc Coud Outdoor Fsm. Dr Furn in the Classifieds! 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Garagx parking avail al Jewelry, bedding housewares, S Careglver- Male Caregiver with additional costCall Cabby 847- much morel No early birds SALE many years espernence seeking 933-0727 or Hallmark S lohnson Lincelnwood- 7321 N Koutner job Ihansportatlon,excellent BUY LOW, SELL HIGH Property Management, Ltd. Ave Fri 7/21- Sun 7/23, 9 30- references come & go or live in 773-771-6160 4p Clothes. jemelry shoes turn, 847-409-858 Pfoce YOUr automobile NEWAD PLACEMENT Waukegan - St. Paul's Lutheran to Place an Ad classified ad online at Call 866-399-0537 or home decor. A bit of everything. Church Annual Rummage Sale, GIRnVIBW Townhome 3 Bdrm Thursday 7/20 from cam - 6pm & Exp Woman Careglver - placeanad. / 1,5 BW. Full fin bsmnt, 2 car visit ptaceanad. NE Napperville - 1259 Edward Friday 7/21 from 9am-3 pin. 824 Seeking live in or come & go pos. fribunesuburbs.CÖm park'g. nr golf coarse 51,750/ tribu nesuburbs,cDm Rd MornCooI Stuff"Rain or North Lewis Ave Waukegan Call: 866-399-0537 Call Janinu 224-415-4628 mlh, 30-207-6111 Shine, Thu-Sal 7/20-7/2 ta-4p Il block north vi Grandi i E CN Living Section 2 Thursday, July 20, 2017 16 Act. 765ILCS605/960111undlgl(41. the foreclosuresale,otherthanamortgagee,shallpayassess- if Winpropertyisacondominiumunit,thepurchaserofunitat are admonishedtocheckthecourtfileverifyallinformation. representation astotheconditionofproperty.Prospectivebidders The propertywillNOTbeopenforinspectionundplaintiffmakesno estate afterconfirmationofthesale. Certificale ofSalethatwillentitlethepurchasertoadeedreal Upon paymentinfulloftheamountbid,purchaserwillreceivea confirmation bythecourt. to Plaintiffandin\'ASIS\ representation astoqualityorquantityoftitleandwithoutrecourse taxes Ievi60againstsaidrealestateandisofferedforsalewithoutany subject togeneralrealestatetaxes.specialassessments,or transfer, isduewithintwenty-four124)hOurs.Nofeeshallbepaid close ofthesalepayabletoTheJudicialSalesCorporation.NOthird Sale terms.25%dOwnofthehIghestbidbycertifiedfundsat The realestateisimprovedwithacondominium. Property lodenNO.10-34-102-022-1057. 60712 Commonly knownas4601WTOUHYAVEUNIT601,Llncolnwol,IL bidder, assetforthbelow,thefollowingdescribedrealestate: - 24thFlOor,CHICAGO,IL,60606sellatpublicauctiontoChehighest 21, 2017,atTIleJudicialSalesCorporation,OneSouthWackerDrise agent forTheJudicialSalesCorporation,willat10.30AMonAugust closure andSaleenteredintheabovecauseonMarcO28,2017,an PUBLIC NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENthatpursuanttoaJudgmentofFore- 4601 WTOUHYAVEUNIT601 Defendants CORO CLAIMANTS CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION,UNKNOWNOWNERSANDNON-RE- Plaintiff, NATIONAL MORTGAGELLC COUNTY DEPARTMENT-CHANCERYDIVISION 7/13/2017, 7/20/2017,7/27/2017S06S513 TJSC#: 37-6006 Case Number10CH26221 Attorney Code.61256 Attorney FileNo,9724 E-Mail, pleadings©mccallacom 13121 416-5500 Chicago, IL60602 One North McCalla RanmerLeibertPierceLLC 7 daystatusreportofpendingsales. You canalsovisitTheJudicialSalesCorporationatwww.tjnc.comfora 236-SALE One SouthWackerDrive,24thFloor,Chicago,IL60606-465013121 THE JUDICIALSALESCORPORATION Tel No.1312)416-5500PleaserefertotIenumber9724 Attorneys, OneNorthDearbornStreet,Suitet200,Chicago,IL60602 the hoursof3and5pmMcCallaRaymerLelbertPierce,LLC,Plaintiff's For information:Visitourwebsiteatservice.atty-pierce.cOm.between Corporation conductsforeclosuretales. cation forsalesheldatothercountyvenueswhereTheJudicialSales and theforeclosuresaleroominCookCountysanteidentifi- Idriver's license,passport,etclinOrdertogainenttyintoourbuilding You willneeUaphotoidentificaflonissuedbygovernmentagency ILLINOIS MORTGAGEFORECLOSURELAW OF POSSESSION,INACCORDANCEWITHSECTION15-17011ClTHE TO REMAININPOSSESSIONFOR30DAYSACTERENTRYOFANORDER IF YOUAETHEMORTGAGORIHOMEOWNER),-lAVERIGHT 605/1851g-1). assessments requiredbyTheCondominiumPropertyAct,7651LCS the unitatloreclosuresaleotherthanamortgageeshallpay unit whichispartofacommoninterestcommunity,thepurchaser mento andthelegalfeesrequiredbyTheCondominiumProperty residential rearestatearosepriortothesale.Thesublectpropertyis lienor acquiringtheresiffentialrealestatewhoserights credit bidafthesaleorbyanymortgagee,judgmentcreditor.other by themortgageeacquiringresidentialrealestatepursuanttoits party checkswillbeaccepted.Thebalancencertifiedlsnds/orwire NOTICE OFSALE LincoInwood, IL60712 lOCH 26221 IN THEORCUITCOURTOFCOOKCOUNTY,ILLINOIS 725254 Judicial Sales-Real Estate 'ÙDREY J.SCHIFFNK/AAUDREYSCHIFF,LINCOLNWOODSUITES earborn Street,Suite1200 condition. Thesaleisfurthersubjectto Il thispropertyisacondominism Estate Judicial Sales-Real ri andtothe 7/6/2017, 7/13/2017,7/20/20175052340 for thatpurpose. tempting tocollectadebtandanyinformationobtainedwillheused advised thatPlaintiff'sattorneyisdeemedtobeadebtco(Iectorat- NOTE. PursuanttotheFairDebtCollectionPracticesActyouare 7 daystatusreportofpendingsales. You canalsovisitTheJudicialSalesCorporationatwww.tjo.ccomtora 236-SALE One SouthWackerDrive,24thFloor,Chicago,IL60606-4650(3121 THE JUDICIALSALESCORPORATION CODILIS 6ASSOCiATES,PC.,15W030NORTHFRONTAGEROAD,SUITS For information,examinethecourttileorcontactPlaintiff'sattorney Corporation conductsforeclosuresaies. cation forsalesheldatothercountyvenueswhereTheJudicialSales und theforeclouuretaleroominCookCountyandsarneidentifT Idriver's license,passport,etc.)inordertogainentryintoourbuilding You willneedaphotoidentificationissuedbygovernmentagency ILLINOIS MORTGAGEFORECLOSURELAW. OF POSSESSION,INACCORDANCEWITHSECTION15-1701(C)THE TO REMAININPOSSESSIONFOR30DAYSAFTERENTRYOFANORDER IF YOUAETHEMORTGAGOR(HOMEOWNER),HAVERIGHT 605/18.5W-1) assessments requireUbyTheCondominiumPropertyAct,765ILCS the unitatforeclosuresaleotherthanamortpageeshallpay unit whichispartofacommoninterestcommunity,thepurchaser Act, 765ILCS605/9(gI)1)andlg))4). mento andthelegalteesrequiredbyTheCondominiumProperty the foreclosuresale,otherthanamortgagee,shallpayassess- If thispropertyisacondominiumunit,theputchaserofunitat are admonishedtocheckthecourtfileverifyallinformatise, representation astotheconditionofproperty.Prospectivebidders The propertywillNOTbeopenforinspectionandplaintiffmakesno estate afterconfirmationofthesale. Certificate ofSalefIlaiwillentitlethepurchasertoadeedreal Upon paymentinfulloftheamountbid,purchaserwillreceivea confirmation bythecosrt to Plaintiffandin\"ASIS\ representation astoqualityorquantityoftitlearidwithoutrecourse tases leviedagainstsaidrealestateanduofferedforsalewithoutany subject togeneralrealestatetaxes,specialaosessrnenfs,or residential realestatearosepriortothesale,Thesublectpropertyio lienor acquiringtheresidentialrealestatewhoserightsinandto credit bidat'thetaleorbyanymortgagee,judgmentcreditor,other by themortgageeacquiringresidentialrealestatepursuanttoits lrannfer, sduewithintwenty-four1241hours.Noleeshallbepaid party checkswillbeacceptedThebalanceivcertifiedfunds/orwire close ofthetalepayabletoTheJudicialSalesCorporation.Noth!rd Sale terms.25%downofthehighestbidbycertifiedfundsat The realestateisimprovedwitharesIdence Property IndesNo..OS-20-221-002-0000;OS-20-221-ó11-0000. Commonly knownas425BIRCHSTREET,WINNETKAIL60093 bidder, assetforthbelow,thefollowingdescribedrealestate: - 24thFIooCHICAGO,IL,60606seIlatpuí,licauctiontothehighest 17, 2017,atTheJudicialSalesCorporationOneSouthWackerDrive agent forTheJudicialSalesCorporation,willat10:30AMonAugust closure andSaleenteredintheabonecauoeonMayt5,2017,an PUBLIC NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENthatpursuanttoaJudgmentofFore- NOTICE OFSALE 425 BIRCHSTREETWINNETKA,IL60093 12 CH014027 Defendants BANK WINNETKA,NA ANTZ, 8MoHARRISBANKNATIONALASSOCIATIONASS/I/ITO J5MES CPOMERANTZ,MARYPOMERANTZNKJAPOMER- Plaintiff, TRUST 5 ETY, FSB,NOTINITSINDIVIDUALCAPACITYBUTASTRUSTEEOFARLP CHRISTIANATRUST, ADIVISIONOFWILMINGTONSAVINGSFUNDSOCI- COUN1Y DEPARTMENT-CHANCERYDIVISION IN THECIRCUITCOURTOFCOOKCOUNTY,ILLINOIS NEW ADPLACEMENT 14-16- 13828. 100, BURRRIDGE,IL60527,16301794-9876pleatsrefertotilenumber 723494 Judicial Sales-Real Estate tribunesuburbs,com visit piaceanad. Coil 066-399-0537or condition. 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PursuanttotheFairDebtCollectionPracticesActyouare 7 daystatusreportofpendingtales You canalsovisitTheJudicialSaiesCorporationatw 236-SALE One SouthWackerDrive,24thFloOr,Chicago,IL60606-4650(3121 THE JUDiCIALSALESCORPORATION Please refertofilenumber14-073398. 18471 291-1717Forinformationcallbetweenthehoursof1pm-3pm. dATES, LLC,211WAUKEGANRD.,SUITE301,Bannockburn,IL60015, For informationcontactThesalesclerk,SHAPIROKREISMAN&ASSO- Corporation conductsloreclosuresales. cation forsalesheldatothercountyvenueswhereTheJudicialSales and thefoseclosuretaleroominCookCountysameidentifi- )driver's license,passport,etc.linordertogaineettyintoourbuilding You willneedaphotoidennficationissuedbygovernmentagency ILLINOIS MORTGAGEFORECLOSURELAW OF POSSESSION,INACCORDANCEWITHSECTION15-17011ClTHE TO REMAININPOSSESSIONFOR30DAYSAFTERENTRYOFANORDER IF YOUARETHEMORTGAGORIHOMEOWNER),HAVERIGHT 6OS/18,Slg-tl assessments requiredbyTheCondominiumPropertyAct,765ILCS the unitatforeclosuresaleoIlierthanamortgageeshall(JaytIte unit whichiopartofacommoninterestcommunity,thepurchaser Act, 765ILCS60S/PlgJ)1)andlgl(4). meets andthelegalfeesrequiredbyTheCondominiumProperty the foreclosuresale,otherthanamortgagee,shallpayassert- It thispropertyisacondominiumunit,thepurchaseroftIreunitat are admonishedtocheckthecourtfileverityallinformation representation astotheconditionofpropertyProspectivebidders The propertywillNOTbeopenforinspectionandplaintiffmakesno estafe afterconfirmationofthesale Certificate ofSalethatwillentitlethepurchasertoadeedreal Upon paymentinfulloftheamountbid,purchaserwillreceivea confirmation bythecourt to Plaintiffandin\"ASIS\ representation astoqualityorquantityoftitleandwithoutrecourse taxes leviedagainstsaidrealestateandisofferedtortalewithoutany subject togeneralrealestatetaxes,specialassessments,or residential realestatearosepriortothesale.Thesubjectpropertyis lienor acquiringtheresidentialtealestatewhoserightsinandto credit bidat'thesaleorbyanymortgagee,)udgmentcreditor,Other by themortgageeacquiringresidentialrealestatepursuanttoIts transfer, isduewithintwenty-four1241hours.Nofeeshallbepaid party checkswillbeacceptedThebalanceincertifiedfunds/Orwire close ofthetalepayabletoTheJudicialSalesCorporation.Nothird Sale terms,25%downofthehighestbidbycertifiedfundsat The judgmentamountwas$479,833.79. The realestateisimprovedwithasinglefamilyresidence. Property IndexNo12-t2-408-029-0000. IL 60706 Commonly knownas7404WESTCARMENAVENUE,HarwoodHeights, forth belowthefollowingdescribedrealestate' CHICAGO, IL,60606,sellatpublicauctiontothehighestbidder,asset 22, 2017,atTheJsdicialSalesTorporation,OneSouthWackerDrive, agent forTheJudicialSalesCorporation,willattO:30AMonAugust closure andSaleenteredintheabovecauseonFebruary8,2017,an PUBLIC NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENthatpursuanttoaJudgmentofFore- NOTICE OFSALE 7404 WESTCARMENAVENUEHarwoodHeights,IL60706 14CH 14176 Defendants IATIVIDAD SIMENTAL,ROQUITOSaAVEDRA Plaintiff, BANCO POPULARNORTHAMERICA COUNTY DEPARTMENT-CHANCERYDIVISION IN THECIRCUITCOURTOFCOOKCOUNTY,ILLINOIS Estate Judicial Sales-Real the BusinessService Find arepairmanin DO ESYOURHOUSE NEED REPAIRS' Directory. condition. Thetaleisfurtheroublectto If thispropertyisacondominium Classified GarageSale Judicial Sales-Real Estate FROM TRASHTO Find yoursinthe TREASURE listings tlsc.com fora 7/13/2017, 7/20/2017,7/27/20175065420 1724128 for thatpurpose tempting tocollecTadebtandanyinformationObtainedwillbeused advised thatPlaintiff'sattorneyisdeemedtobeadebtco(lectorat- NOTE: PursuanttotheFairDebtCollectionPracticesActyouare lISCa 37-4984 Case Number:15CH002551 AttorneyCode 21762 Attorney ARDONo00468002 Attorney Filerío14-15-00315 E-Mail: pleadingseil.:slegalcom 1630) 794-5300 BURR RIDGE,IL60527 1SWO3O NORTHFRONTAGEROAD,SUITE100 COD1LIS AASSOCIATES,PC 7 daystatusreportotpendingsales You canalsoomitTheJudicialSalesCorporatloiratwwwtjsc.comfora 236-SALE One SouthwackerDrive,24thFleet,Chicago,IL60606-4650t312( THE JUDICIALSALESCORPORATION 14-15-00310 lcW, BURRRIDGE,IL6027,16301794-9876Pleaserefertofilenumber CODILIS BASSOCIATESPC.,15W530NORTHFRONTAGEROAD,SUll'E For information,esaminethecourttileorcontactPlaintiff'sattorney Corporation conductsforeclosuretalen cation for54(55heldatOthercountyvenxeowhereTheJudicialSales and theforeclosuretaleroominCookCoanty511esameidentitL You willneedaphotoidentificationIssuedbygovernmentagency ILLINOIS MORTGAGEFORECLOSURELAW. OF POSSESSION,INACCORDANCEWITHSECTION15-1701(C)THE TO REMAININPOSSESSIONFOR30DAYSAFTERENTRYOFANORDER IF YOUARSTHEMORTGAGORIHOMEOWNER),HAVERIGHT 60S/18.Slg-1( assessments requiredbyTheCondominiumPropertyAct,7651LCS the unitatforeclosuretaleotherthanamortgageeshallpay unit whichispartofacommoninterestcommunity,thepurchaser Act, 765ILCS605/9(gXllandlgl)4). mento andthelegalfeesrequiredbyTheCondominiumProperty the foreclosuresale,Otherthanamortgagee,shallpayassess- It thispropertyisacondominiumunit,thepurchaserofunitat are admonishedtocheckthecourtfileverityallinformation representation astotheconditionofpropertyProspectivebidders The propertywillNOTbeopenforinspectionandplaintiffmakesno estate afterconfirmationofthesale Certificate ofSalethatwillentitlethepurchasertoadeedreal Upon paymentinfulloftheamountbid,purchaserwillreceivea confirmation bythecourt. to Plaintiffandin\"ASIS\ representation astoqualityorquantityoftitlearidwithoutrecourse tasen leviedagainstsaidrealestdteanoisofferedfortalewithoutany subject togeneralrealestatetaxes,specialassessments,or residential realestatearosepriottothetaleThesubtectpropertyis lienor acquiringtheresi0entialrealestatewhoserightsinandto credit bidat"thetaleorbyanymortgagee,Iudgmentcreditor,othet by themortgageeacquiringresidentialrealestatepursuanttoits transfer, isduewithintwenty-tour124)hours party checksWIllbeaccepted.Thebalanceincertifiedfunds/orwire close ofthesalepayabletoTheJudicialSalerCorporationNothird Sale terms25%downofthehighestbidbycertifiedfundsat The realestateitimprovedwithasinglefamilyresidence. Property IndeeNo.OS-33-318-028-0000 Commonly knownas3425CENTRALSTREET,EVANSTON.IL60201 bidder, assetforthbelow,thefollowingdescribedrealestate: . 2485Floor,CHICAGO,IL,60606seIlatpublicauctiontothehighest 25, 2017,atTheJudicialSalesCorporation,OneSouthWackerDrIve agent forTheJudicialSaleoCorporation,willat10:30AMonAugust closure andSaleenteredintheabovecauseonMay23,2017,an PUBLIC NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENthatpursuanttoaJudgmentofFore- NOTICE OFSALE 3425 CENTRALSTREETEVANSTON,IL60201 15 CH002581 Defendants SJSAN SMAUS Plaintiff, ROUNDPOINT MORTGAGESERVICINGCORPORATION COUN1 DEPARTMENT-CHANCERYDIVISION IN THECIRCUITCOURTDFCOOKCOUNTY,ILLINOIS driver's license,passport,etc.(inordertogainentryintoourbuildin,g Estate Judicial Sales-Real condition. Thetaleisfurthetsub(ectto If rEispropertyisacondominium Estate Judicial Sales-Real No feeshallbepaid E- F Q 4 17 Living Section 2 Thursday, July 20, 2017 CN No fee shall be pollI Judicial Sales - Real Judicial Estate If this property is a condominium condition. The sale is further subtect lii condition. The sale is further subtect ale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assess I Judicial Sales - Real Judicial Estate IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Plaintiff, HAI SON Defendants 15 CH 13724 LincoInwood. IL 60712 3711 WESTWALIENAVENUE NOTICE OF SALE sell at publIc auction to the highest - 24th Floor, CH1I;AGo, IL, 60606 COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIVISION COUNTY DEPARTMENT SERVICING, LLC SPECIALIZED LOAN that pursuant to a ludgment of Fore- PUBLIC NOTICE it, HEREBY GIVEN above cause on May 24, 2017, ari closure and Sale entered in the will at 10 30 AM on Aug6st agent tor The Judicial Sales Corporation One South Wacker Olive 29. 2017, at The judicial Sales Corporation desCribed real estate. bidder, as set forth below, the following WAtLEN AVENUE, Lincolnwood, IL Commonly known as 3711 WEST 60712 ProperTy Index No tO-3S-314-041-0090 single family residence. The real estate in improved with a bid by certified fundo at thi Sale terms 25% down of tile highest Judicial Sales Corporation No thiril Close of the sale payable to Tse balance in Certified funds/or wire party checks will be accepted. The 124) hours transfer, is due within twenty-four real estate pursuant to it'; by the mortgagee acquiring the residential ludgnlent creditor, or othe' credit bid at the sale or by any mortgagee, estate whose rights in and to the Senor acquiring the residential real to the sale The sutqect property r; residential real estate arose prior special assessments, or special sublect to general real estate taxes, and is offered tot sale without any taxes levied against said real estate of title and without recourse representation a-i to quality or quansty to Plaintiff and iii \AS IS) confirmation by the Court. bid, the purchaser will receive a Upon payment Ir, full of the amount the purchaser to a deed to the real Certificate of Salir that will entitle estate after confirmation of the sale. nti The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes representation ar to the condition of the property. Prospective bidden; are admonished Io check the court tile to verify all information at If this properly i:; a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit the foreclosure ments and the 'egal tees required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 60t/91gJ(ll and lgJ)4l o! unit which is par of a common interest community, the purchaser the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the assessments repaired by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCI; 605/18 51g-1) IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR IHOMEOWNER). YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-17011Cl OF THU ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURK LAW You will need a photo identrfrcatisn issued by a government agency Idriver's license, passport, eTc I in order to gain entry into our buildimt and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same identif) cation for sales Leid at other county venues where The Judicial Salm. Corporation conducts foreclosure sales. For information Visit our website at service atty-pierce.cortl. between the hours of 3 and 5pm McCalla Raymer Leibert Pierce, LLC, Plaintift', Attseneys, One North Dearborn Street, Suite 121X1, Chicago, IL 60602. Tel NO 1312) 416-5500 Please refer to tile number 12036 THE JUDICIAL SAIES CORPORATION One South Wader Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4.650 13121 236-SALE Ji You can also visit l'tre Judicial Sales Corporation at www.tjsc.com foi' 7 day status repc.ri of pending sales McCaOa Raymer LeIhen Pierce, LLC One North Dearborn Street, Suite 1200 Chicago, IL 0000; 13121 416-5500 E-Mail pleadrngsBmccalla com Attorney File Fío 12536 Atbxney Code. 6 t2S6 Case Number 15 CH 13724 TISCe 37-5883 1725258 7/20/2017, 7/27i2017, 8/3/2017 5079624 ad. I ploceanad. w tlsc.com for a classified to Go tribunesuburbs.com to order and pay for your Online, Anytime. lt's fast! lt's easy! Estate Judicial Sales - Real Judicial ONUNE condition The sale is further sublect to condition The sale is further sublect your gutters or Do you need house painted, yard mowed in the classifieds. cleaned? Check out our Service Directory Judicial Sales - Real Judicial Estate IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY. ILLINOIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT - CHANCERY DIVISION COUNTY DEPARTMENT BANK, F58 SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO ING CAPITAL ONE, N.A Plaintiff, NA G MOAG, BANK OF AMERICA, I1RIS C MOAG, TRACY Defendants 15 CH 012926 AVENUE WINNETTKA, IL 60093 747 ROSEWOOD NOTICE OF SALE a Judgment of Fore- IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to PUBLIC NOTICE May 11, 2017, an entered in the above cause on closure and Sale will at 10 30 AM on August agent for The judicial Sales Corporation, One South Wacker Drive 14, 2017, at TIle ludicial Sales Corporation sell at puliliç auction to the highest - 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606 described real estate bidder, as set forth below, the following AVENUE. WINNETK,A, IL 60093 Commonly known as 747 ROSEW000 Property Inden No OS-17-314-001 single family residence The real estate is improved with a bid by certified funds at the Sale terms: 25% down of the highest Sales Corporation. No third close of the sale payable to l'Se Judicial balance in certified funds/or wire party checks will be accepted The 124) hOurs. No fee shall be paid transfer, is due within twenty-four real estate pursuant to Its by the mortgagee acquiring the residential judgment creditor, or Other credit bid at the sale or by any mortgagee, estate whose rights in and to the lienor acquiring the residential real to the sale The sutoect property is residential realestate arose prior special assessments, or special sublect to general real estate tases, and is offered for sale without any taxes levied against said real estate of title and without recourse representation as to quality or quantity to Plaintiff and in \"AS IS\ confirmation by the court bid, the purchaser will receive a Upon payment in full of the amount the purchaser to a deed to the real Certificate of Sale that will entitle estate after confIrmation of the sale inspection and plaintiff makes no The property will NOT be open for of the property Prospective bidders representation as to the condition fìle to verify all information. are admonished to check the court at If this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of tile unit the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assess- ments and the legal fees required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(glfll and lgh4l. lt this property is a condominium of unit which is part 01 a common interest community, the purchaser the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the assessments repaired by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/18 SIg-i) IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITh SECTION 15-17011Cl OF THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW YOU will need a photo identification issued by a government agency Idriver's license, passport, etc.l in order to gain entry into our buildin.g Cation tor sales held at other county venues where The ludicial Sales Corporation conducts foreclosure sales For information, evamine the Court hIe or contact Plaintiffs attorney 100, BURR RIDGE, IL 60527, (6ao) 794-9t76 Please refer to file number 14-15-13646. THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION 236-SALE 7 day status report of pending sales. NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair Debt CollecTion Practices Act you are FIND A REPAIRMAN and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and tile same identdi CODILIS 5 ASSOCIATES, P.C. 1516030 NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, SUll'E One South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago. IL 60606-4650 13121 You can also visit Tile Judicial Sales Corporation at at- advised that Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to be a debt collector tempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used for turpose 7/6/2017. 7/13/2017, 7/20/2017 5052287 listings TREASURE Find yours in the FROM TRASH TO Judicial Sales - Real Judicial Estate Classified Garage Sale If this property is a condominium rihuuc condition The sale is further sublect to condition The sale is further sublect Directory, NEED REPAIRS? DOES YOUR HOUSE Find a repairman in the Business Service Judicial Sales - Real Judicial Estate IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COIJNTY, ILLINOIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT - CHANCERY DIVISION COUNTY DEPARTMENT BBS CITIZENS. NA- NATIONAL ASSOCIATION F/K/A CITIZENS BANK, BANK, N.A. SUCCESSOR CHARTER ONE TIONAL ASSOCIATION Plaintiff, BANK ANDREW S ROSENSON, NORTHBROOK IARSHA K ROSENSON, CITIZENS BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION & TRUST COMPANY, Defendants 15 CH 006483 SKOKIE, IL 60076 4336 ENFIELD AVENUE NOTICE OF SALE that pursuant to a Judgment of Fore- PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN above cause on May 24, 2017, an closure and Sale entered in the will at 10313 AM on August agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, One South Wacker Olive 25, 2017, at The Judicial Sales Corporation seIl at pu6lic auction to the highest . 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606 described real estate bidder, au set forth below, the foowing AVtNUE, SKOKIE, IL 60076 Commonly known as 4336 ENFIELD Property Index No. 10-15-426-029-0000 The real estate is improved witfi a single family residence The real estate is improved witfi a bid by certified funds at the Sale terms. 25% down of the highest Judicial Sales Corporation. No third Close of the sale payable to The balance in certified funds/or wire party checks will be accepted. The (24) hOurs. No fee shall be paid transfer, is due wittrin twentyfour estate pursuant toits by the mortgagee acquiring tse residentialreal ludgment creditor, or other credit bid at the sale or by any mortgagee, estate whose rights in and to the lienor acquiring the residentialreal to the sale The subIect property is residential real estate arose poor special assessments, or special subject to general rea! estate taxes, and is offered for sale without any taoes levied against said real estate of title and without recourse representation as to quality or quantity to Plaintiff and in \"AS IS\ confirmation by the court bid, the purchaser will receive a Upon payment in full of the amount the purchaser to a deed to the real Certificafe of Sale that will entitle estate after confirmation of the sale itispection and plaintiff makes no The property will NOT be open for representation as to the condition of the property Prospective bidders are admonished to check the court file to verify all information at If this property is a condominium unis, the purchaser of the unit the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assess- ments and the levial fees required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/PlgJ)1l and (gX41 of unit which is part of a common interest community, tile purchaser the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the assessments required by TIre Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/18 51g-1) IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR )HOM5OWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTE« ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 1 5- 1 701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. YOU will need a photo identification issued by a govemment agency Idriver's license, passport, etc.) in order to gain entry into sur building and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and ttie same identifi- cation for sales held at other county venues where The Judicial Sales Corporation conducts foreclosure sales. For information, examine the court file or contaCt Plaintiff's attorney: CODILIS & ASSOCIATES P.C., 1SWO3O NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD. SUITS 100, BURR.RlDGh, IL 6O27, 16301 794-9876 Please refer to hIe number 14-15-05490 THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION One South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 312) 236-SALE a You can also visit the Judicial Sales Corporation at Www.tlsc.com for 7 day status report of pending sales. are HOTS Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act you advised that Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to be a debt collector at- tempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used for that purpose l72392R 7/20/2017, 7/27/2017, 8/3/2017 5079586 chicagotribune.com/suburbs tjsc.com for a

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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNT ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CIANCERY DIVISION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINO4S COUNTY DEPARTMENT ' CHANCERY DIVISION NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE LLC IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS PIaIrtIff, COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIVISION COUN1Ti DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIVISION DITECH FINANCIAL LLC CHRISTIANA TRUST, A DIVISION OF WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUND SOCI- BANK OF AMERICA, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION Plaintiff, Plaintiff, FYNA C PEREZ, MARIO PEREZ, CFNA RECEIVABLES (DE), INC. S/I/I TO ElY, FSB, NOT IN ITS INDIVIDUAL CAPACITY BUT AS TRUSTEE OF ARLP ASSOCIATES FINANCE, INC JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, NATIONAL AS- TRUST 3 EAHEED A JIVA A/K/A NAHEED JIVA, NEJA NAHEED ASLAM IIVA, ASH Plaintiff, Ç'LIO BACE1TE, MIMOSE RACE1TiE LAMHJIVA SOCIATION S/I/I TO HOME SAVINGS OF AMERICA, FSB. FE TRONCONE, Defendants ASSOCIATES FINANCIAL SERVICESPIKJAASSOCLATES FINANCIAL SER- Defendants FUTH MILLER, MIDLAND FUNDING LLC. ADDITIONAL ADDRESS FOR 16 CH 10985 16 CH 5895 VICES COMPANY, INC 2125 CLEVELAND ST EVANSTON, IL 60202 Defendants ALEX VOLKOV, ATTORNEY FOR RUTH MILLER 7605 KARLOV AVENUE SKOKIE, IL 60076 Defendants NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE OF SALE 15 CH 5077 PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Fore- 2016 MAIN STREET EVANSTON. IL 60202 16 CH 001493 PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a lsdgment of Fore- 7038 LE CLAIRE AVENUE SKOKIE, IL 60077 closure and Sale entered in the above cause on February 21, 2017, an closure and Sale entered in the above cause on May 24, 2017. an NOTICE OF SALE agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at 10-30 AM on August IUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Fore- NOTICE OF SALE agent for The Judicial Salet Corporation, wfll at 10 30 AM on August PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Fore- 14, 2017, at The Judicial Sales Corporation One South Wacker Done 25, 2017, at The Judicial Sales Corporation One South Wacker Drive closure and Sale entered in tIre abovecause on November 15, 2016, - 24th FloOr, CHICAGO, IL, 60606 sell at pu6lic auction to the highest an agent for The Judicial Sales CorporatIon, will at 10.30 AM on August closure and Saie entered in the above couse on May 11, 2017, an - 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606 sell at pa6lic auction to toe highest 17, 2017, at TEe Judicial Sales CorporatIon, One South Wacker Drive agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at 1030 AM on August bidder, as set forth below, the following described real estate: bidder, as set forth below, the following described real estate: 14, 2017, at The Judiciul Sales Corporution One South Wacker Drive Commonly known as 2125 CLEVELAND ST., EVANSTON, IL 60202 Commonly known as 7605 KARLOV AVO4UE, SKOKIE, IL 60076 - 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606 seIl ut public auction to the highest Property indes NO 1O-24307-027-O000. bidder, ao set forth below. the following described real estate. - 24th FloOr, CHICAGO, IL, 60606 sell at public auctIon to the highest Property Indes NO, 10-27-232-048-0000. bidder, as set forth below, the following described real estate: The real estate is improved with u single family residence, The real estate is Improved with a single family home wIth a detached Commonly known as 2016 MAIN STREET, EVANSTON, IL 60202 The judgment amount was S3l4,3l3.B. PropertY Index No. 10-24-303-029-0000 Commonly known as 703B LE CLAIRE AVENUE, SKOKIE, IL 60077 two car garage Property Indeu No 10-33-208-047-0000 Sale terms: 25% dOwn of the highest bid by certified funds at the Sale termo. 25% down of the highest bid by certified funds at the The real estate is improved with a single family home, two car de- close of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation NO third tachedgarage The real estate is improved with a single family residence, close of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation. No third Sale terms: 25% down of the hIghest bid by certified funds at the party checks will be accepted. The balance in certified funds/Or wire party checks will be accepted The balance in certified funds/or wire Sale terms: 25% down of the highest bid by certIfIed funds at the transfer, is due within twenty-four 124) flourSNO fee shall be paid close of the sale payable to The JudIcial Sales Corporation. No third close of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation. No third transfer, is due within twenty-four (241 hourONo fee shall be paid party checks will t3e accepted. The balance in certified funds/Or wIre by tIle mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to its by the mortgagee acquirng the resIdential real estate pursuant to its party checks mill be accepted The balance in certified funds/or wIre credit bid at'the sale or by any mortgagee, Judgment creditor, or other transfer, is due within twenty-four 124) hoursNo tee ohall be paid transfer, is due within twenty-four (24) hours. No fee shall be paid credit bid atthe sale or by any mortgagee, udgmenl creditor, or other by the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to its lienor acquiring the residential real estate whose rights in and to the lienor acquiring tIle residential real Rotate whose rights in and to the by the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to its residential realestute arose prior to the sale, The sublect property io credit bid atthe sale or by any mortgagee. udgment creditor or other credit bid at'the sale Or by any mortgagee, judgment creditor. or other residential realestate arose prior to the sale The subject property is lienor acquiring the resnfential real estate whose rights in and to the sublect to general rea! estate toues, special assessments, or special sublect to general real estate taxes, special assessments, or special lienor acquiring the resicfentiulreai eotate whose rights in and to the tases levied against said real estate and is offered for sale without any residential realestate arose prior to the sale The sublect propert3, is residential rearestate arose prior to the sale, The oublect property is taues levied against saId eaJ estate and is offered for sale withost any subject to general real estute tuses, special assessments, or special representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse representation as to Quality or quantity of title and without recourse subject to general real estate taxes, special assessments, or special condition, The sale in further sublect to taxes levied against said real estate arid is offered for sale without any tusen lesiedagainst said real estate and is offered for sale without any to Plaintiff and in \"AS IS) to Plaintiff and in \AS IS\condition, The tale is further subject to representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse confirmation by the court. confirmation by the court to Plaintiff und in \AS IS\condition, The sale is further nublect to Upon payment e full of the amount bld, the purchauer will receive a Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a to Plaintiff and in \AS 15/condition The sale is further sublect to Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real confirmation by the court confirmation by the court, Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purcfiauer to a deed to the real upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a estate after confirmation of the sale. eutate after confirmation of the sale. Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no The property wIll NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real representation as to the condition of the property. Prospective bidders estate after confirmation of the sale estate after confirmation of the sale representation as to the condition of the property Prospective bidders The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff wakes no are admonished to check the court file to verify all information are admonished to check the court file to verify all Information. The property will NOT be open for inspection und plaintiff makes no if this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at representation as to the condition of the property Prospective bidders representation an to the condition of the property Prospective bidders If this property ix a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at are admonished to check the court file to verify all information. are admonished to check the court file to verify all information, the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assess- the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assess- If this property is a condominium unit. the purchaser of the unit at if this property is o condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at monts and the legal fees required by The Condominium Property ments and the legal fees reguired by The Condominium Property the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assess- Act, 765 ILCS 605/918)111 and IgJ(4)if this property is a condominium Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(ll and 183(41If this property is a condominium the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assess- unit which is part of a common interest community, the purchaser of mento and the legal fees renuired by The Condominium Property ments and the legal fees required by The Condominium Property unit which is part of a common interest community, the purchaser of Act, 765 ILCS 605/960(11 and 151(4).If thin property is a condominium the unit at the foreclosure sale other than u mortgagee shall pay the the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(gffll and 123(4).If this property is a condominium assessments required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS unit which is part of u common interest community, the purchaser of Unit which is part of a common interest community, the purchaser of assessments reyuired by The CondominIum Properly Act, 765 ILCS the unit at the foreclosure sale other than u mortgagee nflall pay the the Unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the 605/18,518-1) 605/18.518-1) assessments required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS assessments required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNERI, YOU HAVE THE RIGHT IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT 605/18.518-1), TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER 605/lB. 51g-1) OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-17011Cl OF THE IF YOU AlOE THE MORTGAGOR )I-U3MEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-17011cl OF THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER ILLiNOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-1701(C) OF THE You will need a photo identification issued by a government agency You will need a photo identification sound by a government agency OF POSSESSION. IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-17011Cl OF Il-4E Idriver's license, passport, etc I in order to gain enlry into our buildin,g ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW, driver's license, passport, etc-1 IIi order to gain entry into our buildIng You will need a photo identification issued by a government agency and the foreclosure sale room it Cook County and the same identiti- and the foreclosure sale room IO Cook County and the sanie identifi- You will need a photo identihcation issued by u government agency cation for sales held at other county venues where The JudicJal Sales Idriver's license, passport, etc.l in order to gain entry into our building (driver's license, passport, etc.l in order to gain entry into our building cation for sales held at other county venues where The Judicial Sales and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same identifi- and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County und the same identifi- Corporation conducto foreclosure sales Corporation conducts foreclosure sales. For attorney: J.Gregory Scott, cation for sales held at other county venues where The Judicial Sales cation for sales held ut other county venues where The ludicial Sales information,contactPlaintiff's For Information: Visit our wehsite at service,atty-pierce.com. between Corporation conducts foreclosure sales Corporation conducts foreclosare sales HEAVNER, BEYERS S MIHLAR, LLC, 1 1 1 East Main Street, DECATUR, IL the hours of 3 and 5pm. McCalla Raymer Leibert Pierce, LLC. Plaintiff's For information: Visit our website at uervice.atty-pIerce corn between For information, euamine the court file or contact PlaintIff's attorney: 62523, 1217) d22-17t7 Please refer to file number 2120-12581 Attorneys, One North Dearborn Street, Suite 121X1, Chicago, IL 60602, CODILiS &ASSOCIATES, PC, 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE if the sale is not confirmed for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale Tel NO, 012) 416-5500 P ease refer to file number 254597 the houro of 3 unIi S pm McCalla Raymer Pierce, LLC, Plaintiff's Attor- shall be entitled only to a return of the purchase price paid The Pur- neys, One North Dearborn Street Suite 131X1, CHICAGO, IL 60602. Tel 100, BURR RIDGE, IL 60527, 16301 794-9876 Please refer to file number THE IUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION 14- t 6-00763. chaser shall have no further recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mort- One South Wacker Drive, 24111 Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4655 13121 No (312)476-5500, Please refer to file number 10427 gagne or the Mortgagee'o uttorne THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATiON THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION 236-SALE One South Wacker Drive. 2dth Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 (312) One South Wacker Drive, 2dth Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 13121 1RO JUDICIAL SALES CORPOR.ATIO You can also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at tjoc.com for a 236-SALE One South Wacker Orine, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 6D606-d650 (312) 7 day status report of pending sales 236-SALE 236-SALE You can also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation ut w.tIsc.com for a You can also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at w.t)sccom for a McCaIla Raymer Leibert Pierce, LLC 7 day status report of pending sales, 7 day status report of pending sales You can also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at w.tJsc.com for a One North Dearborn Street, Suite 1200 NOTE: Pursuant to the Fuir Debt Collection Practices Act you are 7 day otatus report of pending sales Chicago, IL 60602 McCalla Raymer Pierce, LLC NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act you are One North Dearborn Street SuIte 1300 advised that Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to be a debt collector at- (312) 416-5500 tempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be Used advised that Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to be a debt collector at- E-Mail, pleadlngsomccalla corn CHICAGO, IL 60602 tempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used )312)476-SSOO for that purpose Attorney File N'o. 254597 E-Mail: pleadings©mccalla corn 723349 for that purpose Attorney Code 61256 Attorney File Nb 10427 7/6/2017, 7/13/2017, 7/20/2017 5052320 1724546 Cate Number 16 CH 5895 Attorney Code. 60489 7/6/2017, 7/13/2017, 7/20/2017 5052357 TJSCR 37-5563 Cute Number 15 CH 5077 1725151 TJSC# 37-5792 7/13/2017, 7/20/2017, 7/27/201 7 5065461 1725164 7/13/2017, 7/20/2017. 7/27/2017 5065487

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NEWSLETtER PRINTING newsletters sent to individual households within the Village of ment, SERVICES Scope of work includes, Printing Services for 10 annual resident Glenview Proposals may be obtained at Administrative Services Depart- 2500 East Lake Avenue, Glen- view, 1847) 724-1700. Offers may not be withdrawn for a period of one hundred twenty 1120) days after closing date without the consent of the Board of Trastees Arty Proposals submitted un- sealed, unsigned, fax transmis- sions or received subsequent to the aforementioned date and time, may be disqualified and returned to the bidder The Village of Glenview reserves the right to reject any and all proposals or parts thereat, to waive any irregularities or mnfor- malitiex in proposal procedures and to award the contract in a manner best serving the interest of the Village Dated July 20, 2017 Hannah Bre550n Purchasing Analyst 7/20/17 5082230 Official notice is hereby given that sealed bids will beneceived in the Office of the Purchasing Agent, Glenview Village Administrative partment, 2500 East Lake Av- enue, Glenview, IL 60026 until 2:00 orn. local time on August 3,2017, and then at said office publicly opened and read aloud for the following RFBNO' 217024 RFB ON, INSTALLATION OF SliP- PLIMENTAL COOLING SYSTEMS FOR GLENVIEW FIRE STATIONS 13 & rd Scope nf work includes: installation of ductless inverter driven multi-zone supplemental cooling systems for the bunk rooms at both Glenview Fire Stations 13 & 14, Plans, forms may be obtained at Ad- ministrative ment, 2500 East Lake Avenue, Glen view, Illinois, 60026, or by calling 1847( 724-1700 All bids shall be açcompanied by a Bid Bond, Certified or Cashier's Check made payable to the Vil- lage oh Glenview tor not leos than five percent 15%) of the bid amount All Work under this contract shall comply wirh the Prevailing Wage Act st the State st Illinois, 82OILCS 130/0 51 et seq. s the Employment of Illinois Workers on Public Worko Act )30 ILCS 570/0 01 et senI. Offers may not be withdrawn for a period ot ninety 1901 days after closing date without the con- sent st the Board of Trustees, Any Bid submitted unsealed, un- signed, tau transmissions or re- ceived subsequent to the at ore- mentioned date and time, may be disqualified and returned to the bidder. The Village of Glenview reserves the right to reiect any and all bids or parts thereof, to waive any irregularities or informali- ties in award the contract in a manner best serving the interest of the Village Dated: 07/20/2017 Hannah Bresson Purchasing Anal nsf 7/20/17 5082252 CAR OWNERS 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 QOQ for said Period" which said 300.00 750,00 250.00 300.00 675.00 1,700,00 4,000,00 s,000,00 6,500.00 4,000.00 4.000.00 7,500.00 i,soo.00 5,000.00 5,000.00 i3O00,00 3,000.00 4,000.00 2,500.00 7,000.00 i,soo,00 1,000.00 6,500.00 5,000.00 4,00000 6,000.00 6,00000 B4O00,oO 3,600,00 s,000,00 2,000.00 2,300.00 17,000.00 26,000,00 14.500,00 40,000.00 so,000,00 20.00 85,000,00 75,000.00 25,000,00 15,000,00 20,000.00 67,500.00 12,00000 665,00oO0 iso.0000ü 300,000.00 225,000.00 810,650.00 326,100.00 755,834.00 747,300.00 450,100.05 397,250.00 810,650.001 1,028,750.00 I 376,009.00 1,784,584.00 1,207,900.00 1 028.750.001 APPROPRIATION APPROPRIATIOI APPROPRIATION APPROPRIATION Estimated Reeenues Estimated RRvenues s s s S S s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s S s s s s s s s s s s s s s S S s s s s s s s s s s Is s S S s s s s s s s s s s s s IS passage, approval and publication as provided by law NAVES: O 2 RDINANCE NO. 217 RDINANCE CERTIFICATE AYES. ABSENT: 1 APPROVED: /s/ Judy Aruey, Acting President /5/ Robm Torch. Cleric That the protected budget be as follows: - AN ORDINANCE OF THE PRESIDENT ANO BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF BOARD OF TRUSTEES PRESIDENT ANO OF THE AN ORDINANCE SErrINO FORTH THE PROJECTED BUDGET OF THE DISTRICT FOR SAID PERIOD THE PROJECTED BUDGET OF SErrINO FORTH Section 2: I SS- OSNERAL CORPORATE Office Supplies and Expense Office Supplies and Accounting and Auditing Telephone Publication Enpenses Utilities Utility Locates System Maintenance Building Maintenance Salanes Consultant Payroll Taxes Trsofee's Fees Auto Expense GENERAI. CORPORATE Legal Fees Engineering Fees Insurance New Equipment Capital Improvements Miscellaneous Petty Cash Postage Membership Reserve for Contingencies TOTAL GENERAL CORPORATE WATER FUND Wafer Purchased System Maintenance Water Main Repair Building Maintenance Office Supplies and Expense Salanes Connultant PapalI Tases Publication Expense Legal Feen Accounting und Auditing Insurance Telephone Heat, Light und Power Utility Locates Meters and Parts Auto Expense WATER FUND Reservoir/Pump House Trustee's Fees Engineering Fees Capital Improvements New Equipment Reserve for Contingencies Memberships Petty Cash Postage TOTAL WATER FUND Ogn.rt Coroorate Cash BalanceApnl 30, 2017 Real Estate Taxes Replacement Taxen Sewer Fees Sewer Permit and impact Fee Interest Income Miscellaneous Total Eslirnaled Expendilarex Estimated Casti on Hand Apel 30,2018 Water Fund Cash Balance April 30, 2017 Water Revenue Interest Income Total Eslimafed Expendilares Estimated Cash on Hand April 30, 2018 That for the purpose of defraying all the necessary expenses and liabilities st the MISSION BROOK SANITARY DISTRICT. expenses and liabilities st the MISSION of defraying all the necessary That for the purpose THE MISSION BROOK SANITARY DISTRICT APPROPRIATING MONEY FOR THE PURPOSE OF DEFRAYING MONEY FOR THE SANITARY DISTRICT APPROPRIATING THE MISSION BROOK PASSED this 10th day of July, 2017, IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto atfiaed my official hand and the official seal of the Mission Brook Sanitary District at t4orthbmook, 8E IT ORDAINED by the Presideof and Board of Trustees of the MISSION BROOK SANITARY DISTRICT, Cook County, Illinois: SANITARY DISTRICT, Cook County, of the MISSION BROOK by the Presideof and Board of Trustees 8E IT ORDAINED Section 1 t Se.ction 3: That any unexpended balance uf any items or any appropnationo made by this Ordinance rosy be expended in making any Section 4: That this Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after ib APPROVED this 1 0th day of July, 2017. ATTEST: /s,/ Robin Torch, Clerk ROBIN TORCH doeo hereby certify that she is the duly appointed and elected Cleric of the Mission Brook Sanitary District. Cook County, That attached hereto is u irue and correct copy of Ordinance No, 217, an Ordinance entitled, "An Ordinance nf the President and Board THE NECESSARY EXPENSES AND LIABILITIES OF THE DISTRICT FOR THE FISCAL YEAR MAY 1, 2017 TO APRIL 30, 2018 AND YEAR MAY 1, 2017 TO APRIL OF THE DISTRICT FOR THE FISCAL EXPENSES AND LIABILITIES THE NECESSARY nsuffrciency in any other item of appropriation made by this Ordinance Cook County, Illinois, forthe fiscal year commencing Muy t, 2017 and ending April 30, 2018 the following sums, or so much thereat as by law 2018 the following sums, or so Muy t, 2017 and ending April 30, forthe fiscal year commencing Cook County, Illinois, following purposes, to wit: anide and appropriated for the be and the sume are hereby set may be authorized, STATE OF ILLINOIS I COUNTYOFCOOK I Illinois, and as such is the keeper of the records st said Distnct; und of nf Truoteea ut the Mission Brook Sanitary Distnct Appropriating Money tor the Purpose of Detraying the Necessary Expensen and Liabilities the Distncf for the Fiscal Year May 1 , 201 7 lo April 30, 20t 8 and Setting Forth the Projected Bsdget of the District 10th Ordinance was duly passed and approved at the regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Mission Brook Sanitary District lin this day st July, 2017 Illinois, this 10th day of July, 2017. to 10, that Library Chatham of Public placeonad, of August Said budget is also RENT? 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WALMSLEY ludge of said Court This the 15 day of July, 2017. BY: Janice M Shepard Deputy Clerk Superior County 7/20, 7/27, 8/3, R/10/2o17 507 1255 Notice is hereby given by the Board of Educafion of Glencoe School District 35 in Cook Coun- ty, in the State Of Illinois, that a tentative budget for the School District for the hscal year begjn- sing July 1, 2017, will be on tile and'conveniently available for public inspection an the Board of Education Office located at 620 Greenwood Avenue, Glencse illinois, between the hours ol 900 a,m and d'OO p.m Monday 2nd 2017 available on the School District's website )wiw.glencoeschools. org) Notice is also hereby given that a public hearing on said budget will be held at 7.00pm. 2017, at Central School, 620 Greenwood Avenue, Glencoe, lllmnOiO, in said School District 35. Dated this ist day of June. 2017, Board of Education of School Distrìct No 35 in the County of Cook State of illinois, by Dr. Catherine Wang, Secretary 7/20. 7/27/17 5020464 NEWAD PLACEMENT through Friday beginning June ou Thursday, September 7th, a in of the the that that in sealed sealed Illinois, available Proposals All All be received Specifications reserves specifications. reserves asp or all bids any or all bids Surplus vehicle will t3istrict attention Glencoe, will be received of Commissioners hereby given hereby given for BID NOTICE Vehicle/Watercratt Illinois BID NOtiCE Illinois WATERCRAFT is is available Road, Chris Leiner Director Board specifications. specifications. SALE OF SURPLUS VEHICLE/ SALE OF SURPLUS Bid Notice Notice received by sealed bids will be the Park District of the Glencoe tsr the sale o Glencoe, Illinois surplus the available accordance with specifications will be available via email, Con- tact Patks & Maintenance to receive bid information at cleiner©glen- coeparkdistrict.com Vehicles/Water Craft for sale include: 2003 Chevrolet StO 2001 Jeep Grand Chetokee 2002 Chevrolet 1500 2006 Kawasaki Jet Ski STX-F Sealed bids until 1:00PM. Thursday August 3rd 2017 at the office of the Patk District at 999 Green Bay Road, Glencoe, Illinois 60022 at licly opened and read Firm bid period of sinty 1601 days after the bid opening proposal form supplied within 10th, 2017 at the office of the which time all bids will be pub- quotations aim requested for a Bidders are required to use the the bids must be enclosed sealed envelope and marked in Bold print on the outside Bid Proposal Proposals should be addressed to the Park Chus Leiner, Director of Parks at 999 Green Bay Road, Glencoe, il- linois, 60022 ThE' Board of Commissioners of the Glencoc Park District, Cook County, rigfit to relect and waive any infortiralities, ir- regularities or technicalities to bidding and to accept any bid that t tietermines in its sole dis- cretion is in the best interest of the Glencoe Park District Any questions regarding the specificationo or bici information must be directed to Chrio Leiser at 1B47) 835 4648 or at cleinerio glencoeparkdittrict com prior to bid submitting By the order of the Board of Commissioners of the Glencoe Park District, Glencoe, lllinoiu. 7/20/17 5o81a35 Notice sealed bids will be received by the Board of Commissioners st the Glencoe Park District, Glen- cee, Illinois tor the following job tasks, Watts Basketball Court Renovation, in accordance with the Specifications will be available via email Sealed bids until 1 OOP.M. Thursday August Park District at 999 Green Buy Road Glencoe, Illinois 60022 at which time all bids will be pub- hicly Opened and read Firm bid quotations are requested tor a period of sissy 1601 days after the bid opening, Bidders are required to use the proposal turm supplied within the bids must be enclosed in a sealed envelope and marked in Bold print on the outside, Bid Proposal for Watts Rasketball Court Renovations should be addressed to the Park District attention Chris Leiner, Director ut Parks at 999 Green Bay 60022 The Board of Commissioners of the Glencoe Park District, Cook County. rIght fo relect and waive any informalities. ir- regularities or technicalities to bidding and to accept any bid that it determines in its sole dis- cretion is in the best interest of the Glencoe Park District. Any questions regarding the specifications or bicíintormation must be directed to Chns Leiner at 1847) B35 4648 or at cleinerio glencoeparkdistrict com prior to bid submitting By the order of the Board of Commissioners of the Glescoe Park District Glencoe, Illinois. 7/20/2017 51J82019 Classilied Ads The most cost-effective way to sell your Home. Car or Valuables! - 8, Officer, Finance qualified documents forth below be received the or will RENT? bidding Procurement placeanad. bids here) Many iump on the place to live. NOTICE TO BIDDERS CITY OF PARK RIDGE Classifieds before looking for a new competition) Call The search begins hunters check the APARTMENT FOR 866-399-0537 or visit tribunesuburbs,com ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS ADVERTISEMENT apartment and home units with us ta get a Bid Notice LEGA LS Advertise your rental 10-00 AM, a Mandatory Pre-Bid Sealed proposals for each of the Sealed proposals requirements set District, 4631 N Overfiill Avenue, Norrldge IL 60706 until Tuesday, thereafter at the usual place ot meeting, tabulated, and results reported at their next meeting NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that sealed by the Norridge Park District Mark DeSalvo, Executive Direc- tor 7/20/2017 5075047 for the City of Park Ridge on or betsre Tuesday, August 2017 at 10:00am at City of Park Ridge, Finance Desk, 505 Butler Plahe, Park Ridge, IL 60068 at which time and"place bids will be opened and read in public for the following contract CITY HALL PARKING tOT RESURFAC- ING PW-FY18-03, for firms to provide maintenance under, the general supervision of the City Engineer, Sarah Mitch- ell, PE., to the City Hall parkin lot Work shall consist of mil ing approuimate)y 4,346 square yards of asphalt surface and replacement with 369 tOns of surface course und 369 tons of binder course, with 2,255 LF of thermoplastic pavement mark- ing installation und other related work Bid document, includin specifications, may be obtaine at the City web site lww, parkridge,us) Denk during regular businevs hours at no cost, All bids must be received prior to the date and time shown above, Bids Trans- mitted by facsimile Ifasl will not be accepted, 7/2012017 5080124 The said Norridge Park District reserves the right to waive infor- malities and to accept or reject any and all or parts of any and all Oids, No bids may be withdrawn for at leaut 60 days after the sched- uled closing time for receipt of bids if a bid is withdrawn after opening and before the 60 days the bidder forfeits their bid bond Bids shall be submitted on the soecified bid form with each set oh bid documents. Each bid shall be accompanied by a 10 % bid bond that meets the require- ments of local state and federal rules, laws and regulations Boxa fide roofing contract bid- ders may secure copies of the contract Documents should be picked up or they will be forwarded at bid- der's expense, On Tuesday, July 25, 2017, at Conference will be heid for the purpose st considering ques- tions posed by bidders, The conference will be open to gen- eral contract and subcontract bidders, it will be held at 4631 N Overhill Avenue, Norridge, IL 60706 will be received at Norridge Park will be received at August 15, 2017, 2100 PM (Lo cal Time), and will be publicly opened and read immediately said project consisting of gen- eral construction for roof areas All Sections lA, B, and C). from: Mark DeSaivo, EnecUtive Director Norridge Park District 4631 ÑOverhull Avenue Norridge IL 60706 17081 4S-1244 2O

- Living Section 2 Thursday, July 20, 2017 7/20/2017 5072844 COOE County,Illinois Village ofMortonGrove, Village Administrator hie theirnamenandaddresses, employees whohavefiled,or dates dototrununderpolitical The schoolboardeféction immediately precedingseating. of IllinoisandtheGolfSchool vote andaresidentoftheState zen oftheUnitedStates,atleast Golf SchoolDistrict67Boardof 7/13, 7/20/175041818 Unith H2-PostalAdvantageLLC Unit# F40-CrisargyleEtesio settlement ofaccount. Unit availabilitysubjecttoprior ceptance ofbid ment dueimmediatelyuponac- the unitwithin24hours,Pay- must beremovedfrom checks certihed credit cardor ment mastbemadebycas for eachUnitititSentirety.Pa- taken only sold tothehighestbidderBids CONDITIONS: AllUnits GINS AT:2:00PM DATE ThursdayJuly272017BE- IL, 60062 2600 OldWillowRd.NorthbroOk, SELF STORAGE TO BEHELDAT.THELOCKUP Meulard, MortonGrove,IL 60053. rector, PH847-965-9040, 8701 Tarin tional growthanddevelopment, GLENS/jEW PARKDISTRICT ers' regularmonthlymeeting. the BoardofParkCommission- 27,2017at view ParkDistrict'sCeeter, Budget andAppropriationOrth- of saidproposedCombination Public Hearingontheadoption Notice isfurthergiventhata Street, Glenview,Illinois. ministrative Dffices1930Prairie at theGlenviewParkDistrictAd- is availableforpublicinspection 2017 andendingApril30,2018, the fiscalyearbeginningMay1, District, CookCounty,Illinoisfor dinance oftheGienviewPark Budget andAppropriationOr- that theproposedCornmed Public noticeis Ralph E.Czeiwinski, requesting copiesofthesame any personorassociationof association ofemployersand Grove, andtoanyemployeror office oftheVillageMorton interested party available forinspectionbyany ment ofLabordeterminationio full OrdinaeceandthyDepart- as ofJune2017.Acopythe State ofIllinoisforCookCounty the DepartmentofLabor is thesameasdeterminedby of theVillageMortonGrove coming underthejurisdiction the constructionofpubscworks and otherworkersengagedin locality förlaborers,mechanics, prevailing rateofwagesinthis from July10,2017,thegeneral determined on,andaseffective contract forpublicworks,"has subdivision orbyanyoneunder any publicbodyorpolitical by theState, employed inanypublicworks mechanics andother,workers regulating wagesoflaborers, tors Grove,pursuantto"AnAct minïstrator oftheVillageMor- TAKE NOTICEthattheVillageAd- 7/20/2017 5081068 [email protected] resume toDrBethFloresut of interesialongwithacurrent position, pleasesendaletter If youwouldliketoapplyforthe party affiliation. nonpartisat, andboardcandi- District 67foratleastoneyear 18 yearsofage,aregistered board membermustbe,aciti- To beeligiblefoserveaschool position throughApril,2019 Education hasavacancytofill (SoIf SchoolDistrict67BOard 7/20/2017 5072566 District forSpecialEducation, please contactNuesTownship concerned abouttheireduca- a privateschoolandyouare is have achildingradesK-8who if youlineinNuesTownshipand 7/20/17 S0S9210 Board Secretary By' MichaelDMcCarty 7:00PM. lustpriortoOrestartof in Room101onThursday,July 2400 Chestnut,Glenview,Illinois tance willbeheldattheGlen- Legai Notices Member Vacancy-through GLENVIEW PARKDISTRICT PREVAILING WAGERATES NOTICE OFPUBLICSALE home-schooled orattends NOTICE OFORDINANCE Kendruck, Executive PUBLIC NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE accepted, Legal Notice Apnl, 2019 (sods. NO: 17-20 county, cityor No personal hereby in Ali the main will be goods ives Di- is footing, lightpolefuvturedrunk- The TAKIF CENTERSITEIMPROVE- acceot sealedbidsforthe2017 The GlencoeParkDistrictwill over thephone. Questions willnotbeanswered nia emailtothecontactsabove must besubmittedinwritingl be entertained, after thusdateandtimewill 2017 atS:OOpnl.Noquestions be takenuntilFriday,August4, Questions regardingthusbudwill Please Note: 773-528-7492 aaltamanu.com phillip aaltamanu.com Chica oIllinois60613 202 Altamanu, Inc. Architect Jane Chen,SeniorLandncape to competeforandparticipate an-owned businessenterprises fied minority-ownedandmom- Park Districtencouragesquali- opened andread.TheGlencoe diately thereafter,bidswillbe Road Glencoe,IL,60022.Imme- & Maintenance,999GreenBuy to ChrisLeiner,DirectorolParks CST onFriday,August112017 deliyered onnrbeforeloam PROVEMENTS" andmustbe "2017 TAKIFFCENTERSITEIM- in asealedenvelopemarked required Bidsmustbeplaced prevailing wagerates will berequired Performance andLaborbonds Road, Glencoe,IL, at TakuffCenter,999GreenBay August 2,2017at10:00am,CST will takeplaceonWednesday, mandatory pre-bidconference cee priortomobilization.Anon- permits withtheVillageofGlen- quired toobtainallnecessary The selectedcontractoris an Alternate#2, tion (asphaltinlieuofconcrete) pavement replacementdeduc- Alternate buo-swale, alargebio-swaleas restoration andasmallarea with landscapeplantsandnod ties, landscaping,earthmounds ywnerl, drainage,grading,stili- fountain (fountainsuppliedby and trashreceptuclesi,drinking nishing Ibenches, concrete wheel-stops,sitefur- curb, ADAtactilewarningtiles, and gutter,depressedconcrete concrete walks,curb fabric' ting offencepostsBchainlink posts withfooting,sawcut- ing fountain,fencingandfence curbing, basketballhooppost crete pavementstoneedgung/ existing asphaltsurfacing,con- control, removalandhauloff: ing treepreservation,erosion ments proJectconsists0mexist- Green Baytoad,Glencoe,IL). MENTS at LEGAL NOTICEforPublication 2411 7/20/17 5081793 1700 W.IrvingParkRoad,Ste Principal or Phullip documents. tise ofhowtodownloadthe contact informationforinstruc- scape Architectatthefollowing Please contacttheprolectLand- 21, 2017at10:00am.CST. starting onorafterFriday,July mento Prolect Manualsandbudducu- quirements un theParkDistrict'ssupplyre- ng o(newasphaltpavement, Legal Notices Advertise yourrental apartment andhome units withustogeta days aweekonline tribunesuburbs,com at placeanad, ad 24hoursadoy, 7 You canplaceyour fribunesuburbs,com 866-399-0537 orvisit The searchbegins APARTMENT FOR competitionl Cali Ciossifieds before hunters Checkfhe Glencoe, Illinois60022 looking foranew Glencoe ParkDistrict 999 GreenBayRoad Takuff IflVïtatiofl toBid on July20,2017 placebo live, furnishing and lump anthe herel Many Hutchinson, pioceanad, can #1, andLoopwalk Takiff Centert999 RENT? Center be All downloaded Payment of bike questions Associate improve- will be install- laneO racks re- visiON OFTHESOUTH105ACRESDFSOUTHEASTQUARTERSECTION21,TOWNSHIP41NORTH, THE NORTH47,5FEETOFLOT14(EXCEPTWESTSOTHEREOF)DFPETERBLAMEUSER'SOURDI- WHEREAS, followingdescribedrealestate. Deputyslu)luge Clerk and luly20,2017 according tolawonluly13,2017 and publuoneduntheSkokueReview this7thdayofiuly,251'7; Attested andfiledinmvoffice Absent:l IGray-Keelerl Nays' O Ayes 6lBromberg,Klein,Roberts,Sutker,Ulrich,VanDosen), ADOPTED this6thdayofJuly,2017 licatuon inpamphletformanduntheSkokueReviewonluly13,2017July20,2017,asprovidedbylaw. Section 7:ThatthusOrdinanceshallbeunfullforceandeffectfromafterutspassage,approvalpub- Village ofSKokue, or aschangedwuththeapprovalofVillageManager,designee,andCorporationCounsel attached heretoysExhibit"1",andherebymadeapartofthisOrdinance,substantiallyintheformattached, rize theVillageManagertoesecuteRealEstateContractforSubJectProperty,acopyofwhichus Section 6:ThattheMayorandBoardofTrusteesvillageSkokie,CookCounty,Illinoisherebyautho- Village ofSKokue. or aschangedwiththeapprovalofVillageManager,designee,andsheCorporationCounsel attached heretoasExhibit"1",andherebymadeapartofthusOrdinance,substantiallyintheformattached, ruze theVillageofSkokuetoenterintoRealEstateContractforSublectProperty,acopywhichus Section 5:ThattheMayorandBoardofTrusteesVillageSkokue,CookCounty,Illinoisherebyautho- ruze theVillageofSkokuetopurchaseandacquireSUbjectPropertybeutuluzeuitorapublicpurpose. Section 4:ThattheMayorandBoardofTrusteesVillageSkokue,CookCountyIllinoisherebyautho- and oblectuvesoftheDowntownTIFDuntructorothervalidmunicipalpurposes. Section 3:ThatthefeesimpletitletoSublectPropertyusnecessaryservegoals,publicpurposes Skokue, Illinois,iolocated,withintIreVillageofSkokieandtheDowntownTIFDistrict. Section 2:Thatthepropertyegallydescribedabove,with,commonaddressof5014LincolnAvenue, forth herein. Section l:ThatthepreamblestothisOrdinanceateherebyincorporatedun1asiffullyset Illinois. NOW, THEREFORE,BEITORDAINEDbytheMayorandBoardofTrusteesofvillageSkokue,CookCounty, agreement hasbeenreachedlottheVillage'sacquisitionofSublectProperty; WHEREAS, infurtheranceoftheaforesaidauthorityVillageManagerandcorporationCounsel,un ing theappearanceofLincolnAvenuetoenhanceeconomicdevelopment;and Property fortheVillage'sacquisitionredevelopmentpublicparkingorothermunicipalpurposes,unclad- authorized theVillageManagerandCorporationCounseltonegotiatewithownerofSheSublect WHEREAS, atadulyauthorizedexecutivesession,theMayorandBoardofTrusteesVillageSkokue WHEREAS, thepurchasepricewillbepaidfromfundsoutofDowntownTIFDistrict,and The SubjectPropertyiswe!lsuitedforredevelopmentorothersalidmunicipalpurposes;and WHEREAS. theredevelopmentofrealestatedescribedaboveusnecessaryandavalidpublicpurpose and un orderforittobeutilizedapublicpurposeandgenerallyumprooetheappearanceofLincolnAvenue; of Skokue;and District Ihereunaftet"DowntownTIFDistrict"),aTauIncrementFinancingAllocationDistrIctof'thevillage the VillageofSkokieandmithinDowntownScienceTechnologyTasIncrementunancingAllocation commonly knownas8014LincolnAvenue,SkokueIllinois,(hereinafter"SubjectProperty")islocatedwithin PIN: 10-21-413-037-0000 RANGE 13,EASTOFTHETHIRDPRINCIPALMERIDIANINCOOKCOUNTY,ILLINOIS. 7/20/2017 5072854 Trustee By 2017 DATED the10thdayofJuly, TRICT FUND TIONS ANDEXPENDITURESDIS- ESTIMATED TOTAL FUNDS550,556.00 $7000 interest cal year:$14,80600 Taxes tobereceivedduringfus- 565,000 00 at Estimated ESTIMATED RECEIPTS fusca) year: tative BudgetSummaryforsaid Following ioanestimateofTen- 7:00 0clockp.m.July10,2017. Norride, Illinois,fromandafter 7833 WestLawrenceAvenue, available topublicinspectionat will beonhieandconveniently and AppropriationOrdinances by thatsaidTentatiovBudget NOTICE ISFURTHERGIVENhere- tuve Budget questions regardingtheTenta- and oralcommentstoask have therighttoprnoudewritten Citizens attendingthushearing 28,2017. Public HearingonFriday,July propruation Ordinancesafterthe aforementioned BudgetandAp- Final actionwillbetakenonthe p.m on Friday,July28,2017,an6.20 This PublicHearingwillbeheld lun ous. Lawrence Avenue,Norridge,II- held attheTownHall,7833West ending May:01,2018willbe year beginningJune State ofIllinois,forthefiscal District, intheCountyofCpok Park TownshipStreetLighting Ordinance tive BudgetandAppropriation Public HearingontheTenta- Notice usherebygiventhata 7/13, 7/20/175067606 Mayor, villageofSkokue luly, 2017. Approved bymethis6thdayof Deputy VillageClerk WHEREAS, tIWVullageofSkokueisdesirousofpurchasingtheSublectPropertyintEeamount$543,780, Legal Notices TOWNSHIP STREETLIGHTING Public Hearings PROPRIATION ORDINANCE DISTRICT BUDGETANDAP- AN ORDINANCEPROVIDINGFORTHEACQUISITIONOFTI-lEREALESTATELOCATEDAT8014LIN- ING ONNORWOODPARK NOTICE OFPUBLICHEAR- beginning COIN AVENUE,SKOKIE,ILLINOIS,FORREDEVELOPMENTOROTHERMUNICIPALPURPOSES Larry LEGAL NOTICE on Rogawoki- for funds $49,150.00 ED invested of the Norwood APPROPRIA- fiscal available 1, District funds: year. 2017 THIS ORDINANCEMAYBECITEDAS VILLAGE ORDINANCENUMBER [email protected]. 1847) 664-4051;orviaemail at at 1225CedarLane,Northbrook, velopment SPlanningServices heard, any ad)ournment At saidpublichearingandat on thismatter. and madearecommendation that magbegrantednythe amendments tobeconsidered in theZoningCode, relief nototherwiseauthorized ruze variousformsofzoning Trustees toreviewandautho- the authorityofBoard brook ZoningCodeconcerning related sectionsoftheNorth- ustratuon andEn(orcement, tuonoofArtucle XiZoningAdmun- consider arnendungvarioussec- of theVillageNorthbrookto President andBoardofTrustees This CERTAIN ZONINGRELIEF FOR THEBOARDOFTRUSTEES STANDARDS ANDPROCEDURES CODE TEXTAMENDMENT- DOCKET NO. following lic HearingustoconsidertEe l!lunous. ThepurposeofthePub- 1225 CedarLane,NOrtTubrook, of theNorthbrookVillageHall, at 7:30P.M.intheBoardRoom ing onTUESDAY,AUGUST8,217 eso willconductapublichear- the NorthbrookBoardofTrust- NOTICE ISHEREBYGIVENthat Legal Notices 7/20/2017 5079956 President S. northbrosk.iI.uo; byphone at Illinois 60062,ourwebsiteweuw. Northbrook DepartmentofDe- be obtainedfromtheVillageof concerning thisapplucahuonmay persons unterentedinthissub- previously heldpublichearings brook Board ofTrustees,ThyNorth- new categoryofzoningrelief include theestablishmentofa ect areinvitedtoattendundbe Public Hearings TRUSTEES PUBLICHEARING TO REVIEWANDAUTHORIZE NORTHBROOK BOARDOF Frum, is anapplicationbythe Plan PUBLIC NOTICE 17-7-P-4305 Additional information Northbrook Commission has 15-17: thereof, Specific ZONING Village all Tony Repp Attest: Zoning BoardofAppeals 18471 904-4307. additional attend andwillbegivenansp- All personsinterestedshould quired bysaidordinance, square feetasallowedandre- a maximumsignareaof4048 of 6031squarefeet,instead wall signresultingunaarea allow theinstallationofafront Glennuew ZoningOrdinanceto of Sections98-337111 Variation fromtheprovisions Signarama Skokue,requestsa resented by ship CentersNorthohore,rep- The petitioner,ExpeduaCruise- IAN, INCOOKCOUNTY,ILLINOIS, OF THETHIRDPRINCIPALMERlO- SHIP 42NORTH,RANGE12EAST OF SECTIONS26AND27,TOWN- OF PARTTHESOUTHHALF OF WILLIAMREED'SSUBDIVISON SION OFPARTLOTS6AND7 SUBDIVISION, BEINGASUBDIVI- LOT i as: gan Roadandlegallydescribed monly knownas1434Wauke- The propertyinvolvedustom- Statutes. with Chapter65,SectionS/li- enue, Glenvuew,ILinaccordance Board Room,2500Eastsd/reAO- at 7.00P.M.,untheVillageHall held onMondayAagusf7,2017 Ordinance, Themeetingwillbe variation oftheGlenvuewZoning consider apetitionrequesting the ZoningBoardofAppealsto public hearingwillbeheldby Notice itherebygiventhata Legai Notices 7/20/2017 5081719 Planner Ronald A.Greco,Chairman Michelle House,AlCe,Planner,at portunity tobeheard,For 13-5 ofthe ng thuscase,oleasecontact Public Hearings PUBLIC NOTICE IN CARILLONSQUARE Z2017-037 informatise regard- Raaou Sraoanof Illinois Compiled of the S. ItemforSeparateAction eelacement Project mutter SystemforWaterMeter 4 DiscussionofCellularTrans- Speak" Sign inWiththeDistrictClerkTO 3. PublicCommento- 2 Rollcall 7/20/2017 5081598 Paul Luke,Chairman on July20,2017. Published intheSkokueReview us forinformationpurpouexOnly. attend thusmeetingThinnotice interested partiesareunvutedto skokue. 18471 673-0500oremailunfost request forShedisabled, SPECIAL AID:Availableupon Friday, from8.30AMto5:00PM j847) 933-8447Mondaythrough Dartment, Community DevelopmentDe- are availableattheVillage's Plans andrelateddocuments FOR and 10-16-407-057-0000 012-0000, 10-16-407-013-0000, 16-407-011-0000, PINS: 10-16-407-010-0000, the reviewofthiscase. that maybed(ocoveredduring spaces, andanyadditionalrelief than 55legaIoff-streetparking $115-218 foallow80rather surface parking,plusrelieffrom 2 cial zoningdistrictthatincludes development inaB2Cornmer- plan approvalfora2-lotplanned Church PointLLC,requestssite 9195 GrossPointRoad 4B33 ChurchStreetand9149- 2017-29F -SitePlanApproval: PM,, toconsiderthefollowing SkOkie, of Skokue5127DaktonStreet, day, August17,2017,Village Skokue PlanCommission,Thurs- 7/20/2017 5081186 vene at6:30p.m. Regular BoardMeetingwullcon- ing Session. unless thereusnoBoardWork- ers Road,Northbrook,IL60062, Wood OaksLibrary,1250Sand- convene at7'35p.m. Regular Board ero Road,Northbrook,IL60062. Wood OaksLibrary,1250Sand- convene at630p.m. Board workingSessions 6/30 FinIMtgufNecessary 6/21 BWS/RegMeeting 4/19 BWS/RegMeeting 4/S BWSIRegRiveting 3/15 BWS/RegMeeting 3/i BWS/Reg'Meeting 2/iS BWS/RegMeetIng 2/1 BWS/RegRteetung 1/iB BWS/RegMeeting 12/21 BWS/RegMeeting 12/7 BWS/Reg'ldeehing i 1/16BWS/RegMeeting i 1/2BWS/Reg'Meeting 10/26 BWS/RegMeeting 10/S BWS/RegMeeting 9/28 RegMeeting Hearing ontheBudget 9/7 BWS/RegMeetingPublic 5/24 BWS/RegMeeting 7/20 BWS/RegMeeting NorthbroOk SchoolDistrict27 7/20/2017 Sosilsi Monday, July17,2017 Cook County,Illinois Glenbrook SanitaryDistrict 6. Adlournment Meter ReplacementProlect brook Sanitary Transmitter Systemfor a ConsiderApprovalofCellular t .CalltoOrder 5/17 BWS/RegMeeting 5/3 BWS/Reg'Meeting Public Hearings Room Sunday,July23,2017 Northbrook, IL60062,CivIc Agenda NorthbroOkPublic Glenbrook SanitaryDistrict advertisement, to placeyour tribunesuburbs,cam online foplaceanad, 866-399-0537 or sell yourhame,car cost-effective wayta class)fieds isthemast Placing onadinthe Library, 1201CedarLane, BOard MeetingCalendar commercial Special BoardMeetur5g SELL LEGAL NOTICEOF org. PUBLIC HEARING YOUR PUBLIC NOTICE illinois 60077,at7:30 valuables) Your SIUfI! 2017-18 1:30 PM Planning NEW In INFORMATION: buildings thus case,the Meetings District Water 10-16-407- or DivIsion, un un Please Call Glen- Call and will will go the the iO- Zoning available unthePlanningand The tain withoutadditionalnotice. from timetodatescet- final determiningbodyIcurthese dation totheCityCouncil tee whichmakesarecommen- The PlanCommissionshakesa 0000 Oii-0 514-000; 000; Index Numbers:li-18-317-021- The proposeddevelopmentsite development. or desirablefortheproposed lowancen asmaybenecessary additional SiteDenelopnlentAl- Plan Comm!ssuonmayconsider the applicantmayseekand a heightof42feet,inaddition, setback lesethan40feetabove quired byCodel,andazuggurat proposed where397arere- of parkingspaces(172 us allowedbyCode),number proposed wheremaximum5.4 by Code)floorarearatio16.78 wt(ere maoimum105isallowed ing height(172feetproposed are allowedbyCode),build- proposed wheremaximum93 ber ofdwellingunits1292 opment allowancesfoi:num- The applicantseekssitedevel- al 1454-1508ShermanAvenue. ground floorcommercialspace mately 9,500squaretentof parking spacesand with 292dwellingunits, mined-use reoudentual ment toconstructa16stoty approval oiaPlannedDevelop- Reoudentual LLChasappliedfor Planned Development-Albion matter willbeconsidered: gunt 9,2017,whenthefollowing 7:00 p.m.,onWednesday,Au- Avenue, of theCivicCenter,2100Ridge Chambers, onthesecondfloor the lamesC.LytleCityCouncil will conductapublichearngun The EnanstonPlanComm:suiOn 7/20/2017 5051877 District Manager By: KennethLopez Glenbrook SanitaryDistrict Dated this17thdayofJuly,2017 Lenel NOrthbrsOk, Bank, tember 7,2017,attheCRinrust will beheld¿t9:30AM.,Sep- Public HearingonsaidBudget Notice isfurthergiventhata Sunday. P.M. Saturday,andi-5PM. 9 AM.-6P.MFriday,AM, AM. -9PM,MondayThursda Illinois, duringthehoursof9 1201 CedarLane,Northbrook, brook PublicLibrary,locatedat on July272017,attheNorth- file andavailableforinspection eoh dayofJune,2018,willbeon 2517 andendingonthe gunning ontheFirstdaycfJuly, District tortheFiscalYearbe- dinunce forthesaidSanitary Budget andAppropriationDr- a TentativeCombinedAnnual of Cook,State brook SanitaryDistrIct,Çounty Notice usherebygivenbyGlen- 7/20/2517 5082037 org or Meagav Jonesat847/448-8175 thus proposalcanbedirectedto for review,Questionsregarding Friday from Ridge AvevueMondaytFrough H. MortonCivicCenter2100 ment, 3rdflooroftheLorraine munuty may beadlourned(continued) proposals. Thepublicbearing sing andDevelopmentCommit- recommendation tothePlan- ii-lB-317-012-000; 18-317-022-000; includes thefollowingProperty Public Hearings Calf 866-399-0537or go Pubfic Natices NOTICE OFPUBLiCHEARING OFFICIAL NOTICE-CITYOF triburtesuburbs,Com, effective waytosell online foplaceodod, od isfhemostcash- Placing aclassified your home,car,or SELL YOURSTUFF mmjones@cityofevanston complete 11-18-317-023-00(10 385 Waukegan LEGAL NOTICE Division oftheCom- valuables) Development Evanston, EVANSTON and li-18-317-010- ii-18-317-013-0000; 'IL '30am -530pm 60062, lower application Illinois. that li-18-317- 11-18-317- Illinois, a,plttouu- buu)dun Depart- Road, murk- 17 ii- ut us of theprevailingrateswages tric't"( hasmadeadetermination Prevailing WageActtheNor- 7/20/2017 5570383 Act forcookCounty,Illivois. der thelllìnoìsPrevailingWage Illinois DepartmentofLaborun- the ruteasdeterminedby College DistrictNo535shallbe of publicworksforCommunity laborers, woritersandmechan- The prevailingratestwagesfor ascertained that a bodypoliticandcorporate,has County ofCook,StateIllinois, munuty CollegeDistrictNo.535, The BoardofTrusteesCom- 7/20/2017 5077046 Norridge ParkDistrict Board stParkCommissioners Dorothy EllswOrth,Secretary Dated: July20,2017 at 708-457-1244, quest bycallingtheParkDistrict Avenue, HarwoodHeightsCop- office locatedat4631N.Overhul) in theParkDistrict'sbusiness available forpublicinspection A copyofthedeterminationus of Labor, mined bytheIllinoisDepartment ratés forCooktounty,asderer- ing ratesstwagesarethewage has determinedthattheprevail- Park District,TheDistrict in publicworksproJectstotnhe bound otherworkersemployed to bepaidlaborers,mechan- ridge ParkDistrict("ParkDuo- in accordancewiththeIllinois $2400 orbestolfer. cs eegageduntheconstruction ev arealsoavailableuponre- air conditioning,powerwindows! xwner, leather,newtures,noaccu- Autos forSale AUTOMOTIV E Public Notices dents, 150kmules630-605-5406 Loredo. 4mOBlack,$591X1One 2010 JeepGrandCherokee Garage keptnewtires/battery, Mercury Sable seats norust111totmiles. 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1076 lnonwood Ct, Glenview Asim Mandhai & Samira Khan Weekley Homes Lic 06-01-17 $835,500 2243 Nichols Rd. # C, Arlington Kamila Szyrajew Zhebiaoyin 06-06-17 $116,000 Heights 3320 Winchester Ln, Glenview Tom Kutschena & Aditi Nanecha- Larry Chachko 06-06-17 $847,500 nia 1030 S Fernandez Ave, # 2E. Salmaan A Khan & Musarrat Nancy M Wiessbrodt 06-01-17 $122,000 I Arlington Heights Khan 9 Trent Rd. Hawthorn Woods Michael K Bergen & Stephanie E Constance A Ferraro 05-25-17 $390,000 Bergen 1807 W White Oak St, # 6, Kellie Truppa DavidDJanus 06-01-17 $187,500 Arlington Heights 16 James Ct, Hawthorn Woods Anthony J Debantolo & Kristin M Catherine A Pernicone 05'24-17 $420,000 Debantolo 914 W Lynnwood Ave, Arlington Jeffrey W Schwarz BartosiakTrust 06-01-17 $222,500 Heights 21987 W Kathy In, Hawthorn Mario Santoscoy Jr & Olga Timothy A Guernsey 05-25- 17 $492,500 Woods Golumbovski Santoscoy 1723 W Hawkes St, Arlington MenaJ Taj Adam Garnbro 06-06-17 $230,000 Heights 49 Palisades Blvd. Hawthorn Kylie J Wager & Simon A WheelerPulte Home Co LIc 05-24-17 $530,500 Woods 1518 W Orchard Pl, Arlington Deborah Patricia Carlisle Vivek Ranganatha 06-01-17 $276,000 Heights 7 Cobblewood In, Hawthorn Sarah E Somrak Cornerstone Nati Bank & Trust 05-25- 17 $537,000 Woods 1412 W Maude Ave, Arlington Zachary Funk & Krystal Funk Stephen F Barn 06-01-17 $302.500 Heights 5 Brentwood Dr, Hawthorn Nicholas R Sinclair & Kelly M Joseph M Balleydier 05-25-17 $605,000 Woods Decanio r 116S Yale Ave, Arlington HeightsConyo Conev JeffreyMusa 06-06-17 $314.090 20742 W Lexington un, Kildeer Jeffrey J Defnancesca & Sara Jo James T Beaupre 05-25-17 $449,000 727 N Gibbons Ave, Arlington Michael Mohrbacher & Nancy Michael Goghotti 06-01-17 $350.000 Defnancesca Heights Mohrbacher 20740 N Meadows Ct, Kildeen Dong Wock Shin & Seul Ah Lee Sanford Foreman 05-22-17 $515.000 825 N Harvard Ave. Arlington Joseph P Becker & Kaitlin S Firstfruits LIc 06-01- 17 $358,500 r Heights Becker 22382 N Richmond Ct, Kildeer Brock A Young & Nabo Xiong Kent J Cannell 05-24-17 $586,500 423S Roosevelt Ave, Arlington David Kruger & Tracy Krunger Gerard P Deignan 06-06-17 $415.000 28575 N Arcadia Rd. Lake Bluff Robert Drakert & York Li Lai Juan Enniquez Magana Estate 05-25-17 $180.000 Heights 249 Bayshore Dr, Lake Bluff Robert J Stastny Jr Joseph BEssling 05-25-17 $310,000 309 N Douglas Ave, Arlington Douglas P Boesen & Heidi L Danici M Healy 06-06-17 $630,000 Heights Boesen 90 Clay Ct, Lake Bluff Eric Drey & Michelle Drey Foxfond 12 LIc 05-30-17 $315,000 737 N Wilshire Ln, Arlington Chirag Shah & Lena Shah Anthony James Builders Inc 06-06-17 $870,000 112 Ravine Forest Dr, lake Bluff Michael Rancourt & Julie 112 Lynch LIc 05-31-17 $475,000 Heights Rancount 964 Harvest Cir, Buffalo Grove Dorm Plesca & Rodica Plesca Irma Novodvorets 05-30-17 $155,000 359ParkLn, Lake Bluff Ronald K Troast & Erin Troast Robent Graziano 05-30-17 $615.000 213 Thornapple Ct, Buffalo GroveAndrew Yermolenko Roseann Portiera 05-24-17 $170,000 1230 N Western Ave, # 11 1, Lake Shana R Fried & Philip J Fried Elmer L Gottschalk 05-19-17 $345.000 Forest 1287 Ranch View Ct, Buffalo Helen K um RobertoTornes 05-19-17 $185,000 Grove 1565 W Everett Rd. Lake Forest Karl M SvenssOn & Marzena S Dirk W Kitzmiller Estate 05-25-17 $400.000 Svensson 112 E Fabish Dr, Buffalo Grove Kun hang & Xiaojing Hei CathrynStockton 05-24-17 $195,000 684 Monticello Cm, Lake Forest Matthew C Anderson & Dana M Lyons Jr Trust 05-25-17 $650,000 816 old Checker Rd. Buffalo Barbara C Doyle Steven R Weiner 05-24-17 $220,000 Anderson Grove 12 Bailey In. Lake Zurich Chanles Erickson Jr Stacy Brett Zarn 05-24-17 $240.000 220 White Branch Ct, Buffalo Kristina Semerdzhidi Jennifer Rosenzweig 05-22-17 $222,500 Grove 665 Meadowbnook In, Lake Gegonz Rejent & Marta George M Mcdonnell 05-31-17 $250,000 Zurich Zwierzynska 125 N Buffalo Grove Rd. #203, Magda E Cardona Lyke RobertW Alcorn 05-25-17 $236,000 Buffalo Grove 795 Pheasant Ridge Dr, Lake Stanislaw Gnzyb WeissTrust 05-24-17 $322,500 Zurich 372 S Buffalo Grove Rd. Buffalo Samantha M Leahy & Christo- Jwcv LIc 06-01-17 $237,000 Grove pher Jaszczolt 874 Savoy Ct, Lake Zurich Kedar S Bhagath & Shreya R DannySaric 05-19-17 $370,000 Bhagath 10 Springside Ct. Buffalo Grove Roseann M Portiera Lester J Hartnick Estate 05-24-17 $295,000 180 Vista Rd. Lake Zurich Peten Mastens & Launa E Kimberly K Penny 05-24-17 $402,500 820 Westbourne Ln, Buffalo Sheong J Kim & Elle Goun Kim Myron S Friedman 05-24-17 $300,000 Masessa Grove 768 Warwick In, Lake Zurich Adam Hopkins & Kelsey Hopkins Audnius Staskevicius 05-22-17 $450.000 2531 Waterbury In, Buffalo Yongwu Zhao Barbara L Miller 05-30-17 $327,000 Grove 24182 N Gabriel Dr, Lake Zurich Lestey Clements & Shavn Cartus Financial Corp 05-31-17 $475,000 Clements 651 Marseilles Cir, Buffalo Grove Anagha Shah Alexandre Guedes Demelo 05-24-17 $350,000 315 Grand Ave, Lake Zurich Jason Douglas Leo & Stephanie Janusz Talaga 05-19-17 $488.000 658 Golfview Ter. Buffalo Grove Adam J Koenig & Lauren G Sobol Nicholas V Boudreal 06-06-17 $355,000 Amber Leo 1080 Knollwood Dr, Buffalo Padmakar Khandekar & Sonali Vladimir Goldenberg 05-19-17 $356,500 747 Garfield Ave, # C, liber-Fabian Rovi lopez Ganica Keesha Roach 05-19-17 $177,000 Grove Khandekar tyville 781 Dunhill Dr. Buffalo Grove Edward L Goldman & Megan Steven L Massie 05-31-17 $385,000 237 Appley Ave, Libertyville Steven Grana & Jiliian Cara Zivota Brkovic 05-30-17 $350,000 Goldman Grana 76 Manchester Dr, Buffalo Grove Kalpesh Guard & Gurpreet Jillian Smith 05-30-17 $412,500 1135 Crane Blvd. Libertyville Christopher M Vanmatne & Ccn Inc 05-30-17 $365.000 Juneja Kimberly S Vanmatne

180 Pauline Ave, Buffalo Grove Xiaoya Gao Andrew Naryzhny 05-24-17 $510,000 637 Nordic Ct, Libertyville Irene Adriano MaffhewSokolowske 05-31-17 $435,000 2910 Bayberry Dr, Buffalo Grove Gennadiy Elikman & Julia Victor Naaanin 05-25-17 $535,000 1040 Lilac Ct, Libentyville Kink Gnossnickle & Angela Richard J Himmelsbach 05-31-17 $465,000 Elikman Gnossnickle 8828 N Leslie Ln, # 1C, Des Bharat Navnitial Shah & Bharat Saeed Salehinia 06-06-17 $115,000 8300 Concord Dr, 9 3108, MOrtonAzeem Raja Jaffenulla & Manjula Daesun Park 06-01-17 $237.500 Plaines Shah Grove Ramakr Rishnappa 905 Center St, Des Plaines Steven King Noreen Gallagher 06-01-17 $137,500 7100 Wilson Ten, Morton Grove Janet Angela Negnon Jim PapastengiOu 06-06-17 $245,000 555 Graceland Ave, # 502, Des Roman Anczyk Benjamin Kammes 06-06-17 $145,000 7418 Wilson Ter, Morton Grove Ogar A Haji & Anita K Haji Audrey Pampel 06-06-17 $328.000 Plaines 8200 N Merrill St, Niles Many Byrne Donna M Frank 06-06-17 $250,000 2056 Sunset Dr, Des Plaines Robert Bailey AmeliaYenaFebryanty 06-06-17 $179,000 9008 N Grace Ave, NOes Umeshkumar P Patel & Urneshb-Ninanv A Majmudar 06-01-17 $299.000 9528 Park Ln. Des Plaines Neelamben I Babariya Shaheen Akbar 06-01-17 $225,000 hai D Patel 1723 Whitcomb Ave, Des Plaines Mary B Urguhart Mendoza Michael K Bergen 06-01-17 $229.000 8120w MonnoeSt, Niles Jovanzalde Reyes & Claudia 1m8120 Lic 06-01-17 $339,000 Enniquez 880 W Grant Dr, Des Plaines Maria Bahrin Elana Lena Polishuk 06-06.17 $365,000 200 S Dee Rd. # 1C, Park Ridge Catherine Atout Carla J Aukett 06-06-17 820 Seward St, # 2E, EvanSton Tomas Hanzlik & Peter Geni- Mary C Bates 06-06-17 $98,000 $191,000 chova 22 Park un, # i ii. Park Ridge David A Jones & Joan M Jones Kanagiannis Trust 06-01-17 $235,000 500 Sheridan Rd. # GE, Evanston Olivia Beaty Scott Nguyen 06-06-17 $149,000 2506 Glenview Ave, Park Ridge Emily M Faulkner Steve Banyamin 06-06-17 $275,500 2730 Central St, # 2D, Evanston Diana Sheehan & Thomas Janice I Figman 06-01-17 $200,000 909 S lincoln Ave, Park Ridge Grant Hoern & Bnian Nelson Vincentj Fontana 06-01-17 $280,000 Sheehan 101 E Summit, # 206, Park Ridge Anke Hhje Bank Joanne Scarpeili 06-01-17 $330.000 3208 Otto In, Evanston Frednik Breivald & Rachel Van LeijenhorstTnust 06-01-17 $567.500 Breivald 746 Ottawa Ave, Park Ridge Mark Skomba & Heather Tofteiand Trust 06-06- 17 $475,000 Skomba 735 Seward St, Evanston Thanh C Trình & Kim V Trinh Michael A Mccauley 06-06-17 $817,500 1000 5 Aldine Ave, Park Ridge DavidJYoungkin&SarahE DavidLHankins 06-01-17 $490.000 505 Ridge Ave, Evanston Peten Kuzma & Margaret KuzmaScheffer Trust 06-06-17 $875.000 Youngkin 4192 Cove In, # B, Glenview Manola Piotrowska BorisVaynman 06-01-17 $180,000 1305 Bnophy Ave, Park Ridge Ronald Garrett Chaussard & Canetta Trust 06-01- 17 $515,000 Diana Bonns 146 Fernwood Dr, Glenview Keelah Moore & Gregory G Tomas Estrada 06-06-17 $390.000 Gannegan 107 Cornell Ct, # 2L, Glenview Max P Wiaz & Sari Wiaz MornisTrust 06-06-17 $430,000 3309 Lakewood Ct, Glenview Jeffrey Mashni & Parthavi Torsten Fiebig 06-05-17 $603,000 Mashni This list Is not intended to be a complete record of all real estate transactions. 1087 Ironwood Ct, Glenview Robert Dafuis & Brenda White Weekley Homes Lic 06-01-17 $700,000 Data compiled by Record Information Services U 630-557-1000 publlc-record.com E

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Jimfocusesontheevolutionof its influenceonAsia,and,ultimately,the developed, transformedandincreased 5,000 years,thecultureofChinahas A CulturalHistoryofChina:For 6030 member; $29nonmember,847-784- 161 NorthfieldRoad,Northfield,$24 Thursday, NorthShoreSeniorCenter, and altertheirpainexperience.1p.m. educate sufferersonhowtotakecontrol are differenttechniquesavailablethat components ofpaininthisclass.There the biological,psychological,andsocial control ofpainbygaininginsightson your confidenceinthemanagementand Insight IntoChronicPain: brook, free,847-272-6224 Public Library1201CedarLane,North- months). 10am.Thursday,Northbrook giver andbaby(frombirthto24 sic, rhymes,gi Wee Play: brook, free,847-272-6224 Public Library1201CedarLane,North- ative play.10am.Thursday,Northbrook utes ofstoriesand25minutescre- 2-3) withacaregiver,tojoinin20min- Toddler Time: free, 847-272-6224 Library 1201CedarLane,Northbrook, discussion withAaronfromFictionand Adventures ofBaronMunchausen."A famous liarBaronMunchausenin"The constructs afantasticaccountofthe sion Group: Sci-FI andFantasyMovieDiscus- W OaktonSt.,Niles,free,847-663-1234 p.m. Tuesday,NilesPublicLibrary,6960 ground forkids.4p.m.Thursdayand4 The WonderGroundisaSTEAMplay- each weekfromTuesdaytoThursday. kids. Adrop-invisitismeanttolast 7p.m. Thursday,NorthbrookPublic Media followsthescreeningoffilm. aboutiS minutes.Activitiesarerepeated This specialtimeisformu- Director TerryGilliam This isfortoddlers(ages es andbooksforcare- This isthe70th Increase Out- Aroma, 749 ElmSt,Wmnnetka, free Mike Poupko.4 p.m.Thursday,Cafe with NorthShore MusicInstituteand Commercial Real Estateinpartnership formances aresponsoredbyHoffmann p.m. to8outsideCafeAroma. Per- ist MorganFingletonperforms from 4 Morgan Flngieton: Music onLincolnSummerSeries: mette, free,847-251-6834 Avenue andMichiganAvenue,Wil- 5:30 p.m.Monday,GillsonPark,Lake levels welcome.5:30p.m.Thursdayand balance andcoordination.Allfitness a warm-up,stretching,inclines,steps, trainer teachestheclass,whichincludes in GillsonPark.Acertified,personal most benefitoutofwalkingasexercise Free WalkingClinic: 9516 Wilmette Ave.,Wulmette,free,847-328- Thursday, PaneraBreadWilmette,1199 and meetup.com/afnorthshore.6p.m. more information:AFnorthshore.org encouraged; alllevelsarewelcome.For fluent speakers.ListeninginFrenchis conversation, facilitatedbynativeor Conversation Soir: Alliance FrancalseduNShoreCafe 847-673-6300 Arts, 9501SkokieBlvd.,Skokie,$46, North ShoreCenterforthePerforming 8 p.m.Saturday,and2Sunday, p.m. Thursday,8Friday,2and dic actorinNewYork.2p.m.and7:30 fulfill hisdreamand'makeit'asacome- this isthestoryofoneman'sstruleto One-part standup,one-parttheatrical, engagement July6throughAugust13. returning toChicagoforafive-week Son theWaiter:AJewishTragedy"is dy: My SontheWaIter:AJewishTrage- 5008 Park Place,Rosemont,free,847-349- MB FinancialParkatRosemont,5501 added concertJuly4.7p.m.Thursday, celebrates theFourthofJulywithan after everyshow.MBFinancialPark lawn andamusicalfireworksdisplay and beveragetentsonthepark'sgreat the musicofclassiccoverbands,food mer concertseries.Theeventfeatures "Rockin' inthePark"freeweekly,sum- summer seasonwiththereturnof cial ParkatRosemontcelebratesthe free, 847-957-4600 LECTION: WhereArtMeetsFashion. from theSchooloftheArtInstituteof Rockln' inthePark2017: 5220 FashionOutletsWay,Rosemont, 10 am.daily,FashionOutletsofChicago, Chicagu (SMC),aspartofTHECOL- Master ofDesigngraduatestudents Chicago isfeaturingtheworkofthree lets ofChicago: Brad Zimmerman'shitcomedy"My Fashion Outletsof Singer/keyboard- Relaxed French Learn togetthe MB Finan- This isa21and oldernightoffunto Birdies andBeers FridaySpecial: $10, 847-724-4793 Center, 2400ChestnutAve.,Glenview, day, TheEastWingGlenviewSenior For moreinformation,call.10am. Fri Tickets areavailableatthesenior desk. entertains withsongsfromtheplay. "Hamilton." CameronFaithBarron ator andstaroftheBroadwayhitplay, work ofLin-ManuelMiranda,thecre- tory. Healsointroducesthelifeand exander Hamiltonandhisplaceinhis- audience withaminibiographyofAl- historian BarryBradforddelightsthe teller andpresidentialaward-winning calling. 4p.m.Friday,GlenviewPublic build amachineofsimplematerials. Friday, GlenviewPublicLibrary1930 the alienvisitors.2p.m.and6:30 tasked withinterpretingthelanguageof Linguistics professorLouiseBanksis Turn toCalendar, Page31 Bradford onHamilton: East WingSpeakerSerles:Barry free, 847-729-7500 Library 1930GlenviewRoad,Glenview, register atglenviewpl.orgJregisterorby not quiteaseasyitsounds.Please ofplacing acaninrecyclingbin.It's The Goalistocreateamachinecapable Challenge is:asateam,todesignand berg Machine-Grades4-8:The Designers Challenge:RubeGold- 7500 Glenview Road,Glenview,free,847-729- craft thatappeararoundtheworld. rated movieabout12mysteriousspace- "Arrival": $39, 800-838-3006 atTe Workshop,927NoyesSt.,Evanston, Saturday, and3p.m.Sunday,PivenThe- identity. 8p.m.Friday,3and young AmericanJewsearchingforhis semi-autobiographical accountofa Company presentsJamesSherman's "The GodofIsaac": Drive, Evanston,$6to$25,847-491-7282 Northwestern University30ArtsCircle Sunday, EthelM.BarberTheaterat Friday, 7:30p.m.Saturdayand2 speare ina90-minuteromp.7:30p.m. blending ofmusic,circusandShake- for ages10andolder,thisisanew founder DavidCatlin.Recommended Lookinlass TheatreCompanyco- "Midsummer Night'sDream,"from felt newadaptationofShakespeare's dream": "A Mid-SummerNight'sDay- 847-441-4150 Friday, July21 This isahilariousandheart- Just dropintoseethisPG-13 Grippo Stage Master story- CALENDAR 31

Calendar, from Page 30 skill levels are invited to do fun tradi- dling techniques and attendees create Sunday, Fischer Farm, 16W680 Old tional dances from many cultures. This unique designs to color. Ifyou are not Grande Ave., Bensenville, $30, 630-766- enjoy a round of golf, riding cart and a is partially supported by a grant from interested in doodling coloring sheets 7015 round of beers for $25 per person. For the Evanston Arts Council. 11 a.m. Sat- are available to color. Registration is more information or to book a tee time, urday, Evanston Civic Center, 2100 required and materials are provided. 10 imagine U Drama Workshop:Let visit golfglenview.com or call. 4 p.m. Ridge Ave., Evanston, $5 admit, Aides n.m. Saturday, Morton Grove Public your child experience Imagine U's fun- Friday, Glenview Prairie Club, 2800 enter free, 847-864-1022 Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton filled, 45-minute workshop exploring West Lake Ave., Glenview, $25, 847-657- Grove, free, 847-965-4220 Lookinlass Theatre Company's brand 1637. Overeaters Anonymous:Overeaters ofphysical theatre and collaborative Anonymous meets Saturdays. New- Morton Grove Farmers' Market:8 creation. The workshop is open to any Friday Film - "Get Out":This film is comer meeting on the last Saturday of am. Saturday, Morton Grove Farmers' child who attends, but will be most rated R, and is about a young black man the month. No dues, fees or weigh-ins. Market, 6210 Dempster St, Morton engaging for students who are between who visits his white girifriend's family For information, call Hannah. 9 n.m. Grove, free, 847-750-6436 the ages of 5 and 8. 12:30 p.m. Sunday, estate. There he learns that many of its Saturday, St Matthews Episcopal Ethel M. Barber Theater at Northwest- residents, who are black, have gone Church, 2120 Lincoln St, Evanston, free, Park Ridge Farmers Market:7 n.m. em University 30 Arts Circle Drive, missing, and he soon learns the horrible 773-996-0609 Saturday, Park Ridge Farmers Market, Evanston, Tickets are $5, 847-491-7282 truth when a fellow black man on the 15 S. Prairie Ave., Park Ridge, free, 847- estate warns him to "get out." However, National Theatre Live: "Peter Pan": 212-9994. Live Jazz with Chad Willets Trio: On he quickly learns that this is easier said This production is co-produced by the Sundays they have their full brunch than done. 1 p.m. Friday, Lincolnwood National Theatre and Bristol Old Vic Getting Startod wtth Flying Drones: menu with live jazz and the Chad Wil- Public Library, 4000 West Pratt Ave., theatre, under the direction of Sally Commercially licensed drone pilot Dean lets Trio from 11:30 ajn.-2 p.m. 11:30 n.m. Lincolnwood, free, 847-677-5277 Cookson. When Peter Pan, leader of the Poignant discusses selecting a drone, Sunday, Peckish Pig, 623 Howard St, Lost Boys, loses his shadow, headstrong federal and local regulations, and safety. Evanston, free, 847-491-6778 Gentle Yoga:Yoga instructor Olga Wendy helps him to reattach it. In re- Weather permitting. a flight demon- Rudiak leads a series of voga sessions for turn, she is invited to Neverland, where stration takes place at the conclusion of John Wliliams' Sunday music ses- improved physical strength, relaxation Tinker Bell the fairy, Tiger Lily and the the program. Advance registration is slon:3 p.m. Sunday, The Celtic Knot and mental clarity. Exercises are done in vengeful Captain Hook await 2 p.m. requested by contacting the Adult De- Public House, 626 Church St., Evanston, a chair or standing not on the floor. 9:30 Saturday, Ethel M. Barber Theatre, 30 partment 1 p.m. Saturday, Skokie Public free, 847-864-1679 n.m. and 11 n.m. Friday, Northbrook Arts Circle Drive, Evanston, free, 847- Library, 5215 Oakton St., Skokie, free, Public Library 1201 Cedar Lane, North- 491-7282 708-562-3573 Glenview Concert Band:This is Greg brook, free, 847-272-6224 Wojcik's first concert as "retired" band Saints Peter and Paul Glenview Preserving Survivor Stories:Ask director ofGlenbrook South High Birth of the Hollywood indian: Indi- Greek Fast:The festival is back outside Holocaust Survivor Pinchas Gutter any School. This features Dick Schory as a ans In Film:Attendees discover how this year. Traditional Greek favorites are question you would like, and "natural soloist on a piece he composed for his the representation of American Indians served. The scheduled performers are: language" technology software will Percussion Pops and features vocalist in film has evolved from the silent era to Triple A, a rock band; Entropy, a string respond as ifPinchas were in the room. Tim Kirby. 2 p.m. Sunday, Glenview the present day. From short Thomas quartet cover band; Orpheus Dance 10:30 n.m. Saturday, Illinois Holocaust Park Center, 2400 Chestnut Ave., Glen- Edison clips to contemporary represen- Troupe; and Lorelei the Clown (kids' Museum and Education Center, 9603 view, free, 847-724-5670 tations of Indians in film, learn about magic show, face painting and balloon Woods Drive, Skokie, free, 847-967-4800 the "noble" versus "savage" Indian creations). DJ Spiro plays Greek music Critic's Choice Cinema: "Bitter stereotypes, the cowboy and Indian for dancing both days, 1-9 p.m. Free Northfieid Farmers' Market:7:30 Harvest":This R-rated film is set in conflict, and other related issues. 10 a.m. admission, with various pricing for food, n.m. Saturday, Northileld Farmers' Mar- 1930s Ukraine. As Stalin advances the Friday, North Shore Senior Center, 161 children's activities and valet parking. 1 ket, 6 Happ Road, Winnetka, free, 847- ambitions ofcommunists in the Krem- Northfield Road, Northfield, $10 mem- p.m. Saturday and 1p.m. Sunday, Saints 446-4451. lin, young artist Yuri battles to save his ber; $13 non member, 847-784-6030 Peter & Paul Greek Orthodox Church, lover Natalka from the Holodomor, the 1401 Wagner Road, Glenview, free, 847- Music on Lincoln Summer Series- death-by-starvation program that ulti- Music on Lincoln Summer Serles: 729-2235 Flanagin and Pierson Duo:Jazz duo mately killed millions ofUkrainians. 2 Forte Blues Duo:The blues duo Chris Olivia Flanignn and Dan Pierson per- p.m. Sunday, Morton Grove Public Li- Forte and LaShera Moore offer a free Glenview Farmers Market:8 n.m. form from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. outside Good brar 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, public performance from 4 p.m. to 8 Saturday, Wagner Farm, 1510 Wagner Grapes. Performances are sponsored by free, 847-965-4220 p.m. outside Cafe Aroma. Performances Road, Glenview, free, 847-724-5670 Hoffmann Commercial Real Estate in are sponsored by Hoffmann Commer- partnership with North Shore Music Accessibility Hour for Special cia Real Estate in partnership with Free Trail Walk:Guided trail walks are Institute and Mike Poupko. 5 p.m. Sat- Needs Families:This is an opportunity North Shore Music Institute and Mike ideal for families and individuals and urday, Good Grapes, 821 Chestnut to visit the library one hour before they Poupko. 4p.m. Friday, Cafe Aroma, 749 those who are interested in nature. For Court, Winnetka, free, 847-441-4150 open. Guests can find that there is some- Elm St., Winnetka, free, 847-441-4150 more information, call. 11 n.m. Saturday, thing for everyone at the library, when Kent Fuller Air Station Prairietrhe Sunday, July 23 they browse and check out materials, Saturday, July 22 Tyner Center, 2400 Compass Road, take a tour and engage in sensory Glenview, free, 847-724-5670 friendly activities. Noon Sunday, North- John Kurtz Eggs and Leggs 5k Run brook Public Library 1201 Cedar Lane, Movies in the Parks: The Magnifi- Family Night Golf:These family golf and Walk:The Bensenville Park Dis- Northbrook, free, 847-272-6224 cent Seven (2016):Movies begin at nights begin at 5 p.m. on Saturdays and trict and the Village ofBensenville have dusk. Call 815-834-0675 for weather Sundays. Groups ofup to six players can partnered with the Park Districts of Celebrate Summer at Park Ridge related cancellations. 7:30 p.m. Saturday, play for the flat fee ofjust $30, cart not Bloomingdale and Wood Dale to bring Library Block Party:This fun-for-all- Dawes Park, 1700 Sheridan Road, Ev- included. Some restrictions apply. For you the AMITA Health 5K Breakfast ages outdoor event runs from noon until anston, free more information, visit the website or Series. The second leg ofthis exciting 3 p.m. and includes live music (Steve call. 5 p.m. Saturday and 5 p.m. Sunday, new race series takes participants Hashimoto Jazz Ensemble), food, a We Want To Have Fun, 100 Sp.clal Glenview Prairie Club, 2800 West Lake through the neighborhoods surround- bounce house, bingo, games, bubbles, Needs Social Dance:A weekly pro- Ave., Glenview, $30 a group up to 6 ing Fischer Farm in their newly mapped face painting and a Park Ridge firetruck gram of social dancing geared to the players, 847-657-1637 race route and this year, the race is chip- tour. Also, have fun with the mascot, Special Needs conimurnty featuring live, timed. Participants receive a post-race Gadget, for photo ops; and the Library acoustic world music by the Evanston- Get Hooked Crafts: Doodles and breakfast ofbacon and es. 8:30 n.m. based band Jutta and the Hi-Dukes. All Coloring:They share tips on easy doo- Turn to Calendar, Page 32 Thursday, July 20, 2017 A Chicago Tribune Publicatio 32 The BookMarket atHangarOne,2651 theglentowncenter.com. 7p.m.Monday, book aftertheshow. Registrationat Justin willbesigning copiesofhisnew tion: The CelticKnotPublicHouse,626 the pubfrom8p.m.until12a.m.Food The MudflappsplayeveryMondayin The MudfiappsliveeveryMonday: Roberts iswelcomedforasoloshow. area rockerandchildren'sauthor Justin Monday MusicatTheGlen: 847-328-9516 1020 WaukeganRoad,Glenview, free, p.m. Monday,Heinen'sGroceryStore, mg andmeetup.com/afnorthshore.7 For moreinformation:AFnorthshore- at thecafeHeinen'sGroceryStore. and beveragesareavailableforpurchase aged; andalllevelsarewelcome.Food speakers. ListeninginFrenchisencour- versation, facilitatedbynativeorfluent Alliance FrancaiseAperoConversa- Church St.,Evanston,free,847-864-1679 and drinkservedlate.8p.m.Monday, $20-$30, 847-866-8049 SPACE, 1245ChicagoAve.,Evanston, to exploreemotions.7p.m.Monday, and confidence,provideasafeplace develop communicationskills,empathy, classes tounderservedpopulations programming whichprovidestheatre concert gotobenefitPiven'soutreach man NoraO'Connor.Proceedsfromthe with TheFlatFive,featuringEvansto- Workshop: Along 12thStreetandWilmette,Central Wulmette's newestprairiepreserve.9 techniques, vegetablegardeningand gardens, irrigationandcomposting clude: birdandpollinatorhabitat,rain Alternative YardTour.Highlightsin- homeowners abouttheireffortstocre- Wilmette Gardensandspeakwith AIternatve YardTour: Ridge, free,847-825-3123. Public Librarç20SProspectAve.,Park move indoors.NoonSunday,ParkRidge trivia contestwithprizesandmuch Calendar, fromPage31 Fiat FiveToBenefitPivenTheatre Monday, July24 Bay Road,Winnetka,free Sunday, DownDog&Denim,908Green denim-tickets-31076517701. 10:30a.m. wweventbrite.com/e/down-dog- Flow YogaClass.Registerathttps:// Sunday forafreehour-longVinyasa Down Dog&Denim: and GreenleafAvenues,Wilmette,free a.m. Sunday,WilmetteVillageCenter, at GoGreenWilmette'sfifthannual ate sustainable,lowmaintenanceyards more. Incaseofrain,theactivitieswill CALENDAR Take partinrelaxedFrenchcon- This isabenefitconcert Join usevery Visit eight Chicago- i andexperiencesavailable.Attendees ton Grove,free, 847-965-4220 Public Library,6140 LincolnAve.,Mor- board. 7p.m.Tuesday, MortonGrove storage space)andtheybringthe cád- bring theirsmartphone(andsome free ofthe mostimpressive(andfree) apps virtual reality.Demonstratedare some required toexperiencetheimmersion of Google Cardboard: Road, Glenview,free.773-508-1054 view PublicLibrary,1930Glenview (xploring VirtualRealitywith CJESeniorLife. 9:30am.Tuesday,Glen- appointment, callKathyGaedingat For moreinformationandtomakean and identifyingsupportiveresources. programs, determininghousingneeds, right healthinsuranceandMedicare priate retirementbenefits,pickingthe includes topicssuchasselectingappro- families, andcaregivers.Counseling counseling toadults60andover,their SeniorLife ResourceSpecialistsprovide CJE SeniorLifeCounseling: Tuesday, July25 6030. $10 member;$13nonmember,847-784- Center, 161NorthfieldRoad,Northfield, tory. 1p.m.Monday,NorthShoreSenior This isanuniquelookatourownhis- ines theimpacttheyhadonoursociety. change intheWhiteHouseandexam-. those FirstLadieswhorepresented Changed OverTime: The RoleofFirstLady:110wItHas 4999 Church St.,Northbrook,$27,847-498- 5:30 p.m.Monday,TheBookBin,1511 raffle entryreservationsrecommended. includes signedbook,beveragesand book, "ThePerfectHorse."Admission beth Lettsandheracclaimednewest and rafflewithbest-sellingauthorEliza- non-alcoholic beverage),booksigning Books 'n'Bottles: 847-663-1234 Library 6960W.OaktonSt.,Niles,free, sary. 4:30p.m.Monday,NilesPublic new LegoClub.Noregistrationisneces- month tocreatemasterpiecesatthis club onthefourthMondayofeach ten through8thgradestojoininthis Lego Club: 965-4220 Lincoln Ave.,MortonGrove,free,847- Morton GrovePublicLibrary,6140 project(s) andneedles.2p.m.Monday, knitting challenges.Bringone'scurrent attendees howtoknitorsolve Ronnie Rund,anexpertknitter,shows Knitting RoundtabieforAdults: 7304 Navy Blvd.,Glenview,free,847-904- For studentsinkindergar- WIne tasting(and Registration is Julie highlights CJE stoiytime. 11a.m. Tuesday,Northbrook project onTuesday morningsafter in agardening-themed artorscience Garden Fun: Tuesday, NorthbrookPublicLibrary let's seewhatyoucando.2:30p.m. program, hardwareortoy.Stop by and the libraryfeaturesadifferentgame, thinkers foratimetoplay.Eachweek, garners, techiesandout-of-the-box 847-272-6224 1201 CedarLane,Northbrook,free, Games OutsidetheBox: 847-272-6224 1201 CedarLane,Northbrook,free, Tuesday, NorthbrookPublicLibrary, their familiesarewelcome.6:30p.m. hour ofstoriesandfun.Allages pajamas andjoinatthelibraryforahalf Pajama Stories: free, 847-272-6224 Library 1201CedarLane,Northbrook, 6:30 p.m.Tuesday,NorthbrookPublic your latestlow-andhi-techprojects. the lastTuesdayofeverymonthtoshare skills, orjustgetsomeadvice?Joinuson DIYer wantingtoshareyourproject, Maker Meetup: brook, free,847-272-6224 Public Library,1201CedarLane,North- quired. 4:30p.m.Tuesday,Northbrook artists ofallabilities.Registrationre- Karen Millerwhofosterscreativityfor display withTotalLink2Community's Come helpuscreateaninteractiveart Community ArtDisplayCreation: Lane, Northbrook,free,847-272-6224 Northbrook PublicLibrary,1201Cedar your ownmaterials.2:30p.m.Tuesday, skill levelsarewelcome,butpleasebring work onyourownproject.Allagesand what youknow,learnsomethingnew,or stop bythisnew,weeklymeet-up.Share weavers, crochetersandfiberartists, String TheoryMeetup: Grove, free,847-965-1200. Pool, 6250WDempsterSt.,Morton more. 7p.m.Tuesday,HarrerParkand Johnny Cash,GreenDay,andsomuch John Mayer,Matchbox20,KeithUrban, The audiencewillhearartistssuchas service isavailablefrom6-8:30p.m.The certs beginat7p.m.,whilethefood 2017 FreeConcertSeries: them fromthegallowsin1920'sChi- along" styleacousticbasedrockband. Good Mondaysisanenergetic"sing Morton Grove.free,847-965-4220 Grove PublicLibrary,6140LincolnAve., ard Gere.11:30a.m.Tuesday,Morton weger, CatherineZeta-JonesandRich- cago. ThecastincludesReneeZell- and fightforthefamethatwillkeep find themselvesondeathrowtogether cago": RatedPG-13.Twomurderesses Movies, MunchiesandMore:"Chi- This isforallages tojoin Are youamaker! Put onyourcoziest Knitters, This isforall The con- picnic. Theconcerts spanawiderange t3to enjoylivemusic, This concertseriesofferstheopportuni- University Center,Evanston,free public. 7:30p.m.Wednesday,Norris Turn toCalendar, Page.33 ofmusical genres fromAfro-Cubanjazz Lunch onthLakeconcertseries: University Center,EastLawn, Noms Movi&' Filmsarefreeandopentothe the Beast"and"TheLEGOBatman buster hitslike:"Moana,""Beautyand under thestars.Moviesincludeblock- p.m. withthefilmbeginningatdusk,all Pre-movie programmingstartsat7:30 Summer CinemaseriesatNorris: Evanston, $10-$20,847-491-7282 em University,30ArtsCircleDrive, Ethel M.BarberTheateratNorthwest- with currentID).7p.m.Wednesday, ee or$10fall-timestudent(Under30 brother Sebastianislost,butViola,the Wednesday, FoundKitchen&Social are: $20generalpublic,$16NUEmploy- identity andunrequitedlove.Tickets own- Sobeginsawhirlwindofmistaken sister isdeterminedtosurviveonher twin siblingsbeingwashedashore.The a shipthatiswreckedontherockswith Night": National TheatreLive:"Twelfth $10, 847-868-8945 House, 1631ChicagoAve.,Evanston. perform everyWednesdaynight8p.m. Evanston's ownNicholasBarronissetto "Salon Series."Asapartofthisseries, rive ofinteractiveeventsdubbedthe Social Housearefeaturinganewcollec- Nicholas Barran: Found's SalonSeriesFeaturing Ave., Evanston,free,847-868-8945 Kitchen &SocialHouse,1631Chicago calling. 6:30p.m.Wednesday,Found Reservations canbemadeonlineorby played bytheJoshRzepkaBeboptrio. ous Monkandotherclassicsoftheera Dizzy Gillespie,CharlieParker,Theloni- Josh RzepkaTrio: Live MusicWednesdayswiththe Wednesday, July26 non-member, 847-784-6030 Road, Northfield,$45member;$55 Shore SeniorCenter,161Northfield cant coregroups.1p.m.Tuesday,North humanity's mostdynamicandsignifi- the world'spopulationandformoneof Bangladesh compriseover20percentof ways. Today,India,Pakistanand developed infascinatingandcomplex ples oftheIndiansubcontinenthave past 5,000years,theculturesandpeo- A CulturalHistoryofIndia: brook, free,847-272-6224 Public Librar1201CedarLane,North- This Shakespeareplayisabout Found Kitchenand Hear themusicof dancing anda Over the 33 , A Chicago Tribune Publication Thursday, July 20, 2017 NHS This tasting class Audience members who are Audience members who ing" is E. Guigal. 6 p.m. Wednesday, ing" is E. Guigal. 6 p.m. $25, 847-518-9463 Vocal Com- Rosemont's Big Break petitIon: ages 21 and older may vote to decide who wins the "Big Break" competition and the $iO,000 grand prize. The nine- week competition includes weekly audience voting rounds at Joe's Live every Wednesday at 7 p.m. 7 p.m. Wednesday, Joe's Live Rosemont, 5441 Park Place, Rosemont, free, 847-261- 0392 Have an event to submit? Go to www.ChicagoTribune.com/Calendar that inspired numerous other artists of numerous other artists that inspired North 10 n.m. 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YetCamarocarvesa Ford's Mustanginthesales playing secondwheelto the ChevroletCamaro,it's celebration windsdownfor right backwhereitstarted: Chicago Tnlxine BY CASEYWILLIAMS Chevy's affordablesportscoupe Camaro celebrates50yearsas AUTOS Chevrolet alreadyof- Designers abandoned Camaro waslaunched As the50thanniversary "Customers appreciate TRUE TOITSROOTS dling beyondMustang's sion placedride andhan- independent rear suspen- er supercharged V-8.An mpg V-6or580-horsepow- gines asdiversea30- models andthrottleden- tions tothefirst-generation Buyers drewquickconnec- tang's (81,299vs.73,716). 2010, salessurpassedMus- generation debutedfor Peters' retro-modemfifth- eight years,butwhenTom popular. ance thatoriginallymadeit to thestyleandperform- Camaro neededtoreturn canopies andcheapplastic. longer noses,greenhouse gone, replacedbyever- the firstgenerationwas Mustang. were aboutone-thirdof hiatus after2002.Sales larity, sendingCamaroon kneecapped bySUVpopu- was back,butsaleswere power SS.Performance ally begatthe325-horse- sleek 1993restyleeventu- agers' mindsandwalls.A filled thedreamsofteen- the 235-horsepowerIROC four-cylinder engines,but be fun.Basemodelshad Camaro neededlessfuelto third-generation 1982 tang IIphase." never wentthroughaMus- end Reborn.""Camaro with theirFerrari-likefront the second-generationcars I havecometoappreciate unswerving. author of"Camaro:ALeg- ends," saidLarryEdsall, pony cars-Camarowas Pinto-esque Shetlandof bus MustangII-the muscle cartotheridicu- which evolvedfromabig some. 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This 2010ChevroletCamaroLT,themodel'sfifthgeneration,cameafteraneight-yearhiatus.DesignerTomPeters'retro- Camaro salesled after Solid rearaxlesdimin- No automotiverivalryis "The fifthandsixth tion went moreupscale; the The currentsixth genera- selling atapretty goodclip. tensen said."The caris tives, notsomuch,"Chris- wing, frontdiveplanesand Package addsacarbonfiber with Mustang." at theexpenseofincen- adjustable suspension. Ford hastraditionallyused edition models,atactic upgrades andspecial- up interestwithsmall stick toitsplananddrum munds.com "Itneedsto executive editoratEd- bers up,"saidEdHellwig, order tobumpsalesnum- discounting Camarosin Chevrolet coulddoisstart ATS architecturedidnoth- tive restyleonCadillac's ing tohaltthesalesslide. stance, Camaro'sconserva- Mustang's wideexotic 2016. 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Casey Williams is afree- remain anenthusiasts'car." Tastes change,butitwill styling andperformance same things:Beautiful sion. will remaintruetoitsmis- every brandneeds." tional car-something that makesitanaspira- high-performance coupe in bignumbers,it'sastylish "Even ifpeopledon'tbuyit nameplates," Hellwigsaid. ning andmostwell-known Chevrolet's longest-run- seconds. shoves it0-60mphin3.5 supercharged V-8that ZL1's 650-horsepower that achieves31mpgorthe Choose thebaseturbo-four beast ZL1for$61,140. $38,000, andall-outtrack Corvette inSStrimunder four at$25,905,ajunior sport coupewiththeturbo- "It shouldstandforthe No matterwhat,Camaro "The Camaroisoneof A Chicago Tribune Pu'lication Thursday, Jufr2O, 2017 NHS his kind of my is Even with the academic "Being in a school in Jamiyankhuu, who is He's also happy he chose UIC's gymnastics team. Chicago thing," Jamiyankhuu said. "Exactly where I want to be?' Heather Rule is a freelance reporterfor Pioneer Press. Twitter @PioneerPress for certain. originally from Mongolia, said he hopes to continue training and represent his native country at the world championships in October. and injury setbacks, freshman year in college was still a lot offun, he said. STEVE WOLTMANN/UIC AThLETICS a His Doctors told him they "I don't get too riled up," His goal next year is to But for now, he has to Nelson also sees him emerging as a leader on the team. contend with a shoulder injury again. Jamiyankhuu thinks he re-injured it couple weeks ago. shoulder was in so much pain that he couldn't even lift his backpack out of the car after practice one day. think a muscle in his shoul- der is torn, according to Jamiyankhuu, adding that he plans is to get an MRI in the next few weeks to know said. Jamiyankhuu said. "I keep myself in check." compete in the all-around. in- said through adversity "Part of that is his de- Jamiyankhuu knows Nelson makes the skills look easy, Nelson said. meanor in competition," Nelson said. "He doesn't get rattled. He's never too high or too low?' how important it is to be composed before compet- ing. He can flip a switch when he needs to, and it's one of his strong suits, he cise, two events that didn't require as much reliance on his shoulder. Jamiyankhuu is a competi- tor who executes his rou- tines so well that he's in a perfect position to maintain his scores, even when the degree of difficulty creases. Jamiyankhuu the parallel away," vault, right in rings, Said Nelson: "For him to Jamiyankhuu, a Niles Jamiyankhuu huirt his right shoulder on the high season. He rehabbed and cut back on routines, focus- ing o,n vault and floor exer- Jamiyankhuu said. "It was train and just trying to get used to everything?' be able to step in and really be an integral part of our season last year was really impressive." resident, competed i still bars and horizontal bar at the start of the season. The plan was to have him com- pete in the all-around, until he got injured. bar midway through the ing just hopping on a speeding perseveres a ac- as titles When Jamiyankhuu "It was a little hard jump- His freshman year at UIC mates in January, he had to mind." munity College to raise his grade-point average, cording to Flames coach Charley Nelson, and contin- ued to train at his club gym, Lakeshore Academy. joined his Flames team- hit the ground running with less than two weeks until the team's first competition. Jamiyankhuu, who won all- around state junior and senior at Niles West and led the Wolves to their first team state title in 2016. "I just kept that in actually didn't start until January He spent the fall semester at Oakton Com- said said:

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LOCAL NEWS AND NOTES LOCAL SPORTS Thursday, July 20, 2017 A Ch 42 school athletics officials areleaving high cent). of 1,859licenses(8.9per- in 2016-17.Thatmarksaloss school year,butonly19,072 censes IHSA counted20,931 hold multiplelicenses.The sports, someindividuals are licensed 1,496 officials(10.9percent). counted 12,198,alossof school year,theIHSAonly 2012-13 schoolyear.Last licensed officialsduringthe Knox's concerns. see?' the numbersarenotgoodto Illinois isnotunique,but who overseesofficials."So said SamKnox,theIHSA's they've beennationwide," frequently. leaving theprofessionmore ees, judgesandumpiresare first time,andveteranrefer- becoming officialsforthe tie IXtookeffectin1972, high schoolathleteshas where, asthenumberof letics As officialsleavethefield,IHSA assistant executivedirector down inIllinois,justlike numbers. Fewerpeopleare al Illinois -haveseenagradu- officials. The numberoflicensed in theoppositedirection: scape, however,istrending high schoolathleticsland- School Associations. Federation ofStateHigh according totheNational doubled nationallysinceTi- tween coachesandplayers. in apregamehuddlebe- game andthecamaraderie final momentsofaclose tension buildingduringthe raucous homecrowds,the sport areusedtoseeingthe Pioneer Press BY STEVEREAVEN SPORTS emphasizes recruitment,retention Though it's Because manyofficials The IHSAhad13,694 The numbersbackup "The numbershavebeen Many states-including One essentialpartofthe Those facetsofprepath- Fans ofanyhighschool erosion aren't goingany- for the2012-13 in in multiple clear that officiating as more li- especially low becauseof ball andsoftball umpiresis winter. Grovohenasaidthe baseball andsoftballinthe basketball inthefalland walk awaywiththeirIHSA number offirst-time base- holds similar officiating inAugust of $25.Theycanbegin have topayahalf-pricedfee licenses inhandandonly free toattend.Graduates Chicago-area locations, Libertyville andfourother on July11inElmwoodPark, ball seminar,whichbegan classes. Thesix-weekfoot- conducting instructional attract newofficialsisby out northeasternIllinois. cials associationsthrough- composed of17sportsoffi- Officials, Inter-Athletic recruitment chairforthe hovena alsoservesasthe official for29years,Gro- Gary Grohovena.AnIHSA the recruitmentbattle official is17. age tobeanIHSA-certified any sportTheminimum become alicensedofficialin will cancelthe$50feeto in thestatetwowaiversthat by sendingeachhighschool to attractyoungofficialsis door isstillthefirststep. than fiveyears. been inthefieldforless longed toofficialswhohad 2016-17, 80percentbe- newed from2015-16 censes thatweren'tre- basketball an example.Ofthe1,045 using basketballrefereesas SA's retentionproblemby Knox said. more andimportant,' cials, whichhasbecome and especiallyretainoffi- ing onmethodstorecruit stop theslump. administrators astohow there's lessclarityamong prep athletesarejoining, The organization One waylACOtriesto Also onthefrontlinesof One waytheIHSAhopes Getting officialsinthe Knox illustratedthe1H- "We're constantlywork- an organization officiating Council of classes for also to li- is is instructions. the newofficials in-game he stopstheaction togive the summer,andsometimes for freshman-levelgamesin might notbethesharpest understand that league. Hesaidcoaches son's summerbasketball ating clinicsduringSteven- ments, ifany. cials acceptingfewassign- years isnewlylicensedoffi- problem he'sseeninrecent but alsosignupforgames.A only toentertheprofession need fornewofficialsnot official duringtheupcom- celebrate his50thyearasan the pipeline." get youngerindividualsinto who hasofficiatedmultiple ball Napoleon, picturedabove ing schoolyear,notedthe do asmuchpossibleto ofus intheindustryneedto football statefinals."Those higher7 saidGrohovena, and baseball,it'sprobably mid-40s, andwithsoftball equipment the start-upcostsofbuying - NewTrierbaseballcoachandformerrefereeMike spective onhowthegameisplayeL" some pointItgivesyouagreatper- as awaytohelpunderstandthesportbetter. basketball referee,recommendedofficiatingtoanycoach New TrierbaseballcoachMikeNapoleon,whousedtobea "Every coachshouldbeanofficialat Bernardi conductsoffici- Jim Bernardi,whowill "The averageageoffoot- officials is referees in the point Itgives you agreat should beanofficial atsome and 2009."Every coach teams wonstatetitles2000 whose NewTrierbaseball official," tage inbecomingagood sport you'vegotanadvan- wood. wearing stripesonthehard- spoke positivelyofhistime affected thequalityofoffici- number ofumpireshasnot decade earlierinhiscareer. ball refereeformorethana baseball, he'salsocoached both endsoftheofficiating but it'sagoodwaytoget ating onthediamondand football andwasabasket- spectrum. Inadditionto Mike Napoleonhasbeenon them going." out, therewillbemistakes, Conference. "Thefirsttime for theNorthSuburban for footballandbasketball also istheofficialsassigner winter," saidBernardi,who there bythemselvesinthe the confidencetogoout "If you'veplayedthe He saidthedeclining New Trierbaseballcoach "The goalistogetthem said Napoleon, hard forsome tojusti1r combine thatwith havingto crowd orcoaches,andifyou cism thatcancomefromthe tie-hardened tothecriti- signment. after completionofanas- districts forupto90days ceive paymentfromschool officials routinelydon'tre- Clarke said,isthefactthat treated. pay andhowofficialsare most-commonly cited- the ranks,twofactorsare who havedecidedtoleave stories ofyoungofficials wrestling andisonthe year asanIHSAwrestling mittee. Whenhearingthe NFHS wrestlingrulescom- head clinician ence tohiscreditHe'sthe plenty ofstate-meetexpen- official nextwinterandhas dent, willenterhis34th game isplayed." perspective onhowthe league. and alsotrainsbasketballrefereesatStevenson'ssummer Jim Bernardi(right)isenteringhis50thyearasanofficial "New officialsaren'tbat- Of particular Tony Clarke,aZionresi- so longtogetpaid, it's for IHSA issue, BRIAN OMAHONEY/PIONEERPRESS Steve Reavenisafreelance Twitter @PioneerYres.s reporterfor PioneerPress. they havefuturesuccess?' experience andensuring can helpleadtoagood "Hopefully theseprograms as weusedto,"Jonessaid. fing asmanyyoungofficials signers. league's eightofficialsas- ing programsinvolvingthe has recentlybegunmentor- West SuburbanConference coaches oradministrators. with officialsbefunneledto year. Heasksthatanyissues parents beforeeachschool address inmeetingswith Dan Joneshastried Central courtesy." officials lessened simplybytreating said. "Someofthatcouldbe sticking around,"Clarke "We're definitelynotget- Jones alsosaidthatthe That's atopicHinsdale athletic with common director to 43

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