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NILES t1G'43 2009 tise PECTATQk AUGUST 13, 2009 * A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION * WWW.PIONEERLOCALCOM * $2.00 THIS WEEK Dl VERSIONS Nile. Public Library Dietrict 6960 Oakton Street Nile., IllInois 60714 (847) 663-1234 DROP iN ANYTIME The romance "The Time-Traveler's a' Wife" is featured in this week's Film Clips. SEE PAGEB2 FOOD FUEL UP! New Wilmette cooking school just for kids. SEE PIONEERLOCALCOM 0 s- p' Bradley Augustyn, 11, hits a beach ball into the air with friends Aug. 4 at the Nues Police D, HANG TIME Department's National Night Out event at St. John Brebeuf Church. PAGE 5. (Allison Williams/Staff Photographer) Start here withahealth care career. ii s1It4 Attend a free Health Care information Session. t'4D.L)O'3I1Ítd 1S1IH 39 .I.$IO Health Information echnology .Lsra,.tjtJJ8I1 3i'1l1dS1IN Monday, August 17, at 1 p.m., Des Plaines Campus, Room 2846 O_DL01 For more information, call 847.635.1957. Oakton 1600 East Golf Road, Des Plaineswww.oakton.edu ?Community College z www.pioneerlocal.com THURSDAY, AUGUST 13. 2009 CONTAcT: Matt Schmitz, Assistant Managing Editor IPAGE 3 p: 708.524.4433 e:[email protected] SWANCC Document The new'y designedbairdwarner.com destruction Real estat&s best web site is'roweven better. Superior content, unsurpassed TEEN IDOL property details, and a user experience that's highly Savannah Koziol, 13, of event to be d'namic and just plain easier. Aurora, sings "Our Song" Saturday at the Aug. 22 Teen Idol singingcoto- Did somebody say "Wow?" petition at Golf Mill Oh yeah, you did. Mall. (Rob Hart/Staff Photographer) Shredding of private papers BAIRD&WARNER helps prevent identity theft By TONY BERTUCA tbertuca3lpioneerlocat.com The village ofNiles and the Solid Waste Agency of Northern Cook County will Morton Grove $805,000Evanston, 736 CentraI $725,000 Evanston Idew Const4br 4 bath b,kk homeiheí, kflrhen,mIr b, $650,000Lincoinwood $495,000 Evanston $489,900 host a free, one-day docu- Chaimlog 3SIYb,k. hdwd fl,lao,,m t le,, 004e [9 Im,. Naluralbeauly3lR/20A, 9 slo,700mlorl,NEEyan,lontl ,uite,hdwdt/,,,,c,m 1D184408270 Welcome homel Hewer townhome w/uoanog oeiling O Completely Remodeled 5+ 09cm 2.1 la' llrdwd Plc,thIs- ment-destruction event for Neo, Lighlh,ebea,h. 15193109150 w/FP,,ai nk,l. Georgethc,,ja 1D1831U3569 oorne, Oieplaceln the I, 0994409347 out,SSapptinAtohl 10I95109t83 773flS1855 iullelaumiak 847-491-1959 generated GeiryGrbb, 847-491-1855 tynnPufpal residentially 773-775-1855 Elaine Rcthner 847-491-183.5 paper. CASH FOR CLUNKERS The event, open to any Jt:rio;0pgA.1 J1Ï2 . nl resident ofNiies, will he 9- 11 n.m. Aug. 22 at the Public Services building, 6849 ,:-'4! ' Government programspurssales Touhy Ave. Village officials issued a Evanston, 8826 JJncolnwood Dr. $450,000 Morton Grove $389,000Skokie $350,000Morton Grove statement cautioning resi- Totally emodded 3-brm. 2-bth ranch. [aIIn blt,ben $335,000Skokie $329,000 By TONY BERTUCA cash-for-clunker transac-model. The amount of thelocal ocrappers. pended cash-for-clunker 7,01 Jducpd bi-leveJ,o,uIld omlg, n 50100.eal-hr k1th. Wcnd,,(ul 4W/iba buck ,arth'lf,dwd Il, or, main M, op,nstohugelfl. 5193109218 Quality 3br Sba b,k ta In nove In oond,Iion. Ilewe, CA, all dents about identity theft. IIdwdfl,o Fn,dyd 10194409424 ,mdld onlmplow,Ivl Newel tondo. 2b,w/eal-in kit O lndty 9m. Mdc w72los- tbertuca@pioneerlocal,com tions or $400,000 in cred- credit generally depends on "We pout' in a sodium sil-transactions when it looked Lin Ew,n IDl98l09290 newwlndows. 10194409400 847491-1855 Pauhrel,eulh 773-775-1885 rIt, ha w/tepthwet 10993909018 "According to the Feder- Oayîhomp,00 847-491-1855 icate solution that locks up GIl S'MalI.y 847-823-1855 Maureenflunr, its that are being put to-the type of vehicle pur- as ifthu funding would be 847-446-1855 Sales officials at Golf Mill ward the purchase of newchased and the differencethe engine," mechanic Chris al Trade Commission, it is in doubt, but Kennedy saidestimated that 10 million Ford in Nibs say businessvehicles. in fuel economy between the Fanella said. "The engineGolf Mill never followed has been booming recently Thu goal of the Car Al-purchased vehicle and thethen loses the ability to lu- Americans were victims of suit. identity theft last year, thanks to the federal goy-lowance Rebate System, or trade-in vehicle. bricate." Kennedy said the pro- ernment's "Casis for Clunk-CARS, as it'sofficially "We're seeing about 65 to It recently appeared as prompting the National gram had several positive ers" program, known, is to create new ve- 70 percent SUVs getting though the $1 billion CARS Crime Prevention Council "Our new cars arc sellinghiele sales and get less-fuel-traded in," Kennedy said.program was in danger offeatures. in Washington to issue new Skokie $269,000Evanston "Obviously it's a good $264,000 NUes $249,000 NUes like hot cakes because of thu efficient ones off the road. 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Kennedy, a business man-credits ofas much as $3,500 old." cials have since announced offthe road that aren't asaccording to the village 847-491-1855 ßobbi(ha,ln 847-491-1959 (hri,IinePIa,ek 10194400901 773-775.1855 leannelalznuann 847-823-1885 Sharon(urcic fuel-efficient and stimulates NEW LISTING 847-823-1855 agur at Golf Mili Ford. "We to $4,500 from the govern- Once Golf Mill gets thethat the program will re- statement. : have buen very busy." ment toward the purchaseclunkers, mechanics must,ceive an additional $2 bu- the economy." All shredders at the event Kennedy said Golf Mill of a qualifying new vehicle by law, deactivate them and lion. will be capable of handling Ford has had about 100when trading in an olderthey are hauled away by Some dealerships sus- Commcnt:pioneerlocaL coin paper clips and staples, but not binders. Residents are also asked NILES DISTRICT 71. to have identification avail- NorthfiJd $229,000 NUes $226,600Nitos able. lrlqht walk lo rve,ylhio9 loalIon 2 Sdrm lownhou,e $210,000Northfjejd $200,000Morton Grove Upgraded biok ranch w,Ih lull Unshed ba,emert.Puop- $189,000 All documents will be NwT,le,Dol,lol. Renal,oan,eOndfl 1 br UnrIlalIn kllthenlaundryln unit. 2 ldtm lwnhtin gceatoond,llooWalkloretythingIcra- 10193109216 e,lyi000ld,s.IÇ 10194409465 Immaoslale cand, bright & beautllul Std fi torne, unit. BaIhearedga,. 10194409131 IheoShaw 147-491-1855 tien New ttlerO,sl. 10193159166 Spaelous209209 loaded by worket-s and l,ehnaSloyarooa 847-823-1855 Patricia IIu,ron 10194409331 047-823-1555 lheoShtw 847-491-1855 MaryAndrlorl, 847-023-1855 Culver to get $150K in stimulus cash shredded on-site. The shredded documents Culver School in Niles will tendent Amy ICruppe said money to purchase SMART Kruppe also said Culverhire curriculum consult-will then be transported to receive nearly $170,000 in Culver will get $150,000 inBoards for classrooms, cur- will receive $35,000 in fund-ants. a facility in Elk Grove Vil- federal stimulus cash dur- fundo to be used in the pur- riculum materials and sùp-ing to purchase curriculum lage and baled before being ing the next two years, chase ofsupplemental ope-port our curriculum with an materials, send teachers to -By Tony Bcrtuccs recycled into new papes school officials reported. dal education services. outside consultant," sise conferences relating to mid- Nibs District 71 Superin- "We are (also) using thissaid. dIe school and math and Comy,zent: pioncerlocal.corn Conzinent:pioncerlecal.cons A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION www.pioneerlocal.com rlevJs 15 THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 2009 41new$ www.pioneerlocal.com .NILES 1-IERALI)- ECONOMY LAST WEEK WE ARE YOUR SPECTATOR Top FIVE STORIES SERVING READERS Sf ((CE 195f INDEX THIS WEEK BUSINESS 8 Nues' jobless COMMUNITY CALENDAR 15 herald-spectator CROSSWORD 820 OPINION 14 rate doubles A gas tanker truck overturned POLICE 11 Monday morning at the corner of SIIOWTIMES 83 flattern and Oakon in fAtes. 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