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00 Two fun fests Edison Park Fest, I Gotta Guy Sausage Festival continue summer fun.Page 19

OPINION Return of the 'spousemercial' Columnist Paul Sassone takes issue with one particular type of political commercial, those that feature candidates' spouses. Page 17

KARIE ANGELI. LUC/PIONEER PRESS James Underwood, of Skokìe. at Harrer Park in Morton Grove during the end-of-summer party for M-NASR participants, caregivers and families. SPORTS

LIVING Going for gold in yourrelationship Columnist Jackie Pilossoph compares the challenges faced by Olympic athletes with those faced by everyday couples.Inside

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Special Recreation'send-of-sum- the Maine-NilesAssociationof mated 400peopleregisteredfor Grove onAug.11,whereanesti- Harrer ParkpavilioninMorton Pioneer Press BY KARIEANGELLLuc Ending Kane AngeliLuc isafreelance on theenjoymentpeoplegetout of the associationwithfinancial re- Recreation, anorganization The LiponiFoundationforSpecial not happenwithoutsupportfrom blewski said. participant, likeabouttheevent? Park Ridge, music. from Skokiewhoswayedtothe Miller, anM-NASRparticipant more. crafts, adunkdank,dancingand Park pavilionincludedabuffet, overall well-being." ization, recreationandfortheir provides anopportunityforsocial- Director SuzanneBearsaid."It special needs,"M-NASRExecutive are crucialtoourresidentswith physical anddevelopmentaldisa- reporter forPioneer Press. nearly three-hour event bara Saunderssaid,describing the it," M-NASRspokeswomanBar- sources. formed in1990thathelpsprovide Free toparticipants,caregivers An extensionofsevenareapark Music comingfroma "You can'tputadollaramount Bear saidtheannualpartycould "Dancing, ofcourse,"Wro- What didCindyWroblewskiof "I loverock'n'roll'saidKatie The summerpartyatHarrer "The servicesthatweprovide also an M-NASR disc dances atHarrer Park. Joshua Leipsiger, ofSkokie, participants, caregiversandfamilies. Andrew Tawse,secondfromleft,ofParkRidge,receivesabuffet mealatHarrerParkinMortonGroveduringtheend-of-summerpartyforM-NASR summer ton Groveduring theend-of-summerparty. Katie Miller,ofSkokie, dancesinherwheelchair atHarrerParkinMor- in style KARIE ANGELLLUC/PIONEERPRESSPHOTOS the event. Mika Wilson,of Skokie,dancesat A Chicago Tribune Publication Thursday, August18, 2016 NHS FEB 25 NorthShoreCenterorg 847.6736300 JUN 16-18 FEB11 I DEEPLY ROOTED DANCE ELEPHANT & PIGGIE'S WEARE IN MAZJOBRANI I MAR11 THE CAPITOISTEPS I JAN 19.22 THEATER I FEB04 APLAY! KATHYGRIFFIN J FEB 18 THODOS DANCE CHICAGO AARON DIEHLWITH CÉCILE MCLORIN SALVANT - JELLY ROLL MORTON & GEORGE GERSHWIN I MAR 03 ODD SQUAD - LIVE! J MAR04 JOHN PIZZAREILI - MIDNIGHT MCCARTNEY APR 08 MIKE WILEY'S JACKIE ROBINSON: A GAMEAPART APR09 ENSEMBLE ESPAÑOL SPANISH DANCE THEATER ...... WINTRUST 201I-1 fl4SONNSC* NOV15 I NOV16 I OCT22 I Sep 10 Muntu Dance Theatre of Chicago Make Things Happen kTHE PERFORMING ARTS N SKOKIE NATYA DANCETHEATRE ¡ OCT01 ENRA MOTION GRAPHICS PERFORMING ARTS I OCT15 &TAKEÓ OCT29 KATHLEEN MADIGAN DECO2 ELVIS TRIBUTE ARTIST TROKER ¡ SEP30 JENNIFERGRAHAM WITH THEVOICES THE MANHATTAN TRANSFER JAKESHIMABUKURO ARTGARFUNKEL SALT CREEK BALLET'S THENUTCRACKER DEC 10&11 CHICAGO TAP THEATRE -11DINGS OFTAP! DEC18 SPECTACULAR I JAN 05 CHICAGO SINFONIETTA- MIK TRIBUTE CONCERT JAN 14 Lr[ NOBTH SHORE CENTER FOR are athletic officials Municipal Retire- Breit takes a seat on the Breit takes a seat on Board President Linda Lempke previously said Lempke wrote in an "It sounded like some of Diaz said Niles Police Sgt. Robert foui" Breit wrote in his foui" Breit wrote I application. "As a teacher, gnod see the value of a for library as a place to read pleasure, read for informa- pro- attend a meaningful tion, connect to the internet, gram or make a connection with another community member." of the board in the middle library's long-term strategic planning process. He will join soon after the board voted to overhaul its retire- ment offerings and join the Illinois ment Fund. Ryan said she's excited to once again have a full board oftrustees and believes Breit will bring a "fresh perspective as a new member." she'd like to see more diver- sity on the library board. At 36, Breit will be one of the younger trustee on the board. email that the newly appointed member "seems very familiar with the library" his educational experience will give him a great perspective," Lempke said. Lee Gaines is a freelancer reporterfor Pioneer Press. torn down to make way for a new $11 million facility investigating the cause of the fire. Tornabene said traffic on CaIdwell Avenue between Howard Street and Oakton Street was closed while firefighters battled the blaze. Diaz said the road has since reopened to traffic. reporterfor Pioneer Press. Lee V Gaines is a freelance to be roughly next April to for Public Library for the past three He wrote in an email that Breit emphasized his in- "I have been an educator "We had 20 working fire- He said there no injuries NILES PUBLIC LIBRARY DISTRICT Rob Breit up in Skokie and has lived in Niles re-election keep his seat on the board. he applied for the open seat the Niles District and would like to years, will need to run for because he's a "big fan" of see the library "continue to serve the community at a high level." terest in making sure the library continues staffed by qualified em- ployees, and provide community members and students with access to "top notch" resources. for the past 13 years, with the last six as an elementary teacher in grades two and fighters who contained the fire," Diaz said. and the fire caused minimal damage to the facility, pri- manly because construc- ton crews were working on demolishing the building. The village's park district recently purchased the $650,000. Nues Park Dis- trict executive director Joe LoVerde previously told Pi- oneer Press that the major- ity of the building will be building

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A fire broke out Aug. 11 at Niles Fire District Chief Oak Park teacher appointed teacher Park Oak cently appointed a 36-year- on teacher to a vacant seat tyas, a Niles village trustee, left the library board sud- BY LEE GAINES Pioneer Press

Firefighters battle construction site fire to vacant library board seat board library to vacant NEW BY LEE V. GAINES Pioneer Press at 7847 N. Caldwell Ave. Fire personnel from both Nues and Morton Grove departments worked to put old elementary school the library dist±t board. 97, Oak Park School District board was selected by the in- following closed session terviews dates who applied to fill the seat left by former library trustee Danette Matyas. Ma- denly in late April, citing a heavy workload as an elected village official. of the Niles Public Library District, said Breit's appoint- ment was approved unanimously at the board's last meeting on July 20. and homeowner in Niles, I have an inherent interest in our public library I also have a passion for serving the community in a positive and engaging manner," Breit wrote in his application let- ter for the trustee position. "As a trustee, I can fulfill this civic obligation, while offering a unique perspective as an elementary educator' der of Matyas' term through spring 2017. Breit, who grew the site of a Niles Park District-owned facility currently under construction, according to the village's police and fire officials. Orlando Diaz said the blaze broke out around 3:45 p.m. out the fire, he said. -o NHS Thursday, August18, 2016 A Chicago Tribune Publication 6 EDUCATION bean nation. leged schoolsintheCarib- cators fromunderprivi- this summerintheDomini- Pioneer Press BY TODDSHIELDS they wouldnotbring"an schools, hergroupdecided lyn andGroveelementary instructional coachatRos- tenis differentfromtheirs. learned aboutschoolsys- dent engagementand ers exchangedideasonstu- tions, theBarringtonteach- In workshopsandpresenta- country, theteacherssaid. east andwestcoastsofthe eled tofourvillagesonthe Santa Domingoandtrav- spent timeinthecityof learn alongsidefellowedu- vacation, buttoworkand can Republicnotfor District 220spentaweek from BarringtonSchool Teachers exchangeideasinCaribbean creased ournumbersof nificantly years, wehavesig- said. involved, officials get morejuniors has worktodo District 219 college, butSchool themselves for courses toprepare taking advancedplacement Niles Westhighschoolsare students atNilesNorthand Pioneer Press B BRIICox Republic, shesaid. ers fromtheDominican when meetingwithteach- attitude thatweknowitall" lum and instruction,told superintendent for curricu- Roloff, District219 assistant as wellAPexams' Anne students takingAPcourses and sophomores More Dist.219studentstakingAP courses The Barringtonteachers A groupof10teachers An increasingnumberof For SharonKranz,an "The lastfew still in- Roloff a Wmnetka, CarolynMuir District 220teachers. ranged thetripfor10 INGAGE, organizedandar- said. schools downthere'she trip wasbuildingrelation- meets withschoolteachersintheDominicanRepublic. Barrington AP exam,anincrease from riculum. same orhaveincreased," either remainedaboutthe this isthatourscoreshave Aug. 9meeting. District 219boardduringits the NilesTownshipSchool started INGAGEinJanuary New TrierHighSchoolin dinator from2001to2013at and servicelearningcoor- ships withteachers 14 percentin2011-12. She district's students takean mately 26percent ofthe A socialstudiesteacher A newlyfoundedgroup, "The wholegoalofthis Roloff saidthatapproxi- "The excitingpieceof working teachers low arigorouscur- school, whichfol- taught lege-level courses courses the that wehave." staff, testament toour she said."It'sareal D220 According to district, AP the hard- teacher NancyKontney,seatedonright, in high are col- in with studentsandstaffon sions abroad. as aresourcetosendem- percent ofstudentsre- the ceived apassinggrade. exam and88percentre- in thecourse,93tookAP that courseisofferedto note. Sheexplainedthat history course"isofspecial also saidthe"APworld INGAGE is said. her tocreateINGAGE,she experience thatinspired to visitthoseschools-an India. Muiroftentraveled schools inAngola,Haitiand raising fundsto dustries onlearningmis- ployees fromdifferentin- exposed toAP curriculum because students whoare aged totakeAP courses trict arestrongly encour- she said. with whatwe'reseeing," percent, Roloffsaid. and thestaterateof66 national rateof57percent which iswellabovethe ceived a of the96freshmenenrolled freshmen, andshesaidthat At NewTrier,sheworked All studentsinthedis- "We'rejust reallypleased Of allAPexamstakenin "The mainmissionof district CAROLYN MUIRPHOTO passing score, in to develop 2016, 82 build build friendships,sharere- empower communitiesto international partnersand tive relationshipswith teams thatbuildcollabora- when theycomefroman teachers canincreaseastu- About It,"byeducatorand and WhatSchoolsCanDo Poor DoestoKids'Brains ty inMind:WhatBeing book "TeachingwithPover- ers, Kranzsaid,readthe trip, theBarringtonteach- ing." crease culturalunderstand- sources andideasin- these teamexperiencesisto resident, said."Thegoalof Muir, anArlingtonHeights effect positive successful incollegeifthey remained high. eral years,whilescoreshave nificantly overthepastsev- courses hasincreasedsig- district's enrollmentsinAP cials said.Theyalsosaidthe other testing,districtoffi- higher ontheACT,SATand lege-ready andperform are morelikelytobecol- classrooms, Kranzsaid. interacting withwhole er, insteadofteacherssolely interacting withoneanoth- importance ofstudents ton teachersstressedthe Duringthe trip,theBarring- impoverished background. dent's interestinlearning Jensen. international authorEric district at leastoneAP course,the aging everystudent totake that ifthedistrict isencour- talking toparentswhosaid Lampert saidshehasbeen of credit." course workassomeform cept someformofAP colleges anduniversitiesac- work," Roloffsaid."Most are successfulonAPcourse To preparefortheirown The bookdealswithhow Board memberLinda "We knowtheywillbe should consider change," they werewillingtotry"she Dominican Republic,but for theseteachersinthe for usandwhatworked workshops onwhatworked school everyday,anddid a foreigncountry. lationships withteachersin experience wascreatingre- Kontney's mostworthwhile at inside abook,shesaid. can learnfromapicture type ofinformationthey ements onapageandthe identifying important questions thatfocusedon Kranz said.Theyanswered tions fromtheirpartners, off -asyoungstudentsdo each otherandthenpaired practiced readingaloudto to diminishtheirwork?' said. "Wealsodidnotwant juniors andsophomoresat She saidthatseniorstendto takes APcoursesorexams. the studentpopulation only aboutone-quarterof ti-ict hasworktodobecause need tostartdiscussing" "It issomethingIthinkwe interesting' Lampertsaid. charged fortheexam. paying the$92studentsare Twitter @tshieldsl9 tshields®pioneerloal.com real collaboration?' them' shesaid."Itwasa Brian Coxisa freelance closer to40or50 percent." "I'd liketoseethatnumber mind istoolow'shesaid. involved. the twohighschoolsmore must lookatwaystoget exams andthatthedistrict take theAPcoursesand reporterfor Pioneer Press. A second-gradeteacher The Dominicanteachers "This wasabigchange "We wenttoadifferent to askandanswerques- "That numberinmy Roloff alsosaidthedis- "I thoughtthatwasvery Grove School,Nancy el- rate ineightyears. district hadnotincreased resources. Hesaidthe perintendent forhuman District 219assistantsu- day, from $110adayto$120 the payforsubstitutes unanimously toincrease ing, teachers. crease for will provideapayin- Pioneer Press BY BRurCox sub increases teachers isgreateston demand for by ascreeningprocess online. Thatisfollowed trict 219mustregister ing tosubstituteinDis- trict,' "Murphysaid. more in been saying'Icanmake cover seven. six periods,andsome stitutes regularlycover He saidDistrict219sub- which, hesaid,pays$135. District 202inEvanston, of teachers,including stitutes inalimitedpool school districtsforsub- petes cause District219coni- crease its substituteteacherpay said EdmundMurphy, ately. School District219board Dist. 219 Brian Coxisa freelance said. "There'slotofdif- ings aswell,"Murphy cover forteachermeet- year wasnotavailable. used inthedistrictper the numberofsubstitutes Fridays. Informationon and traininghesaid, reporterfor Pioneer Press. have togetsubs." ferent instanceswhenwe "The substituteshave He saidthepayin- "They doahardjob," Duringits Aug.9meet- The NilesTownship "We havetogetsubs He saidteachershop- effective immedi- the boardvoted is against other pay another essential be- substitute substitute dis- NEWS 7

Community takes part in ,116thnnvaary R4ous 'Back the Blue' campaign A BY NATALIE HAYES Pioneer Press # RSS.i A new wave of anti- police sentiment that swept the Chicago area in recent LAURETANA weeks has prompted some in Norridge to show sup- lABOR IIAYVLLKE\9 SWTEIEER 2-5, 2016 port for police officers by tying blue ribbons on hun- SPONSORED BY THE MARIA SS. LAURETANA SOCIETY dreds of trees as part of a Join us again in Nues on Church Street between Greenwood and Cumberland campaign supporters hope will catch on in other corn- (Adjacent to Golf Mill Park on south side of Golf Mill Shopping Center) munities. Volunteers running the o project have so far tied ff'tadiUßnd &qht tIi thiqefo ribbons to more than 300 trees along public rights of way, while village officials are handing out colored outdoor light bulbs to residents who want to light up their porches in blue. The campaign, known as NATALIE HAVES/PIONEER PRESS "Back the Blue,"started Blue ribbons hang on trees in the4400and4500blocks of with Norridge resident North Osage Avenue in Norridge as part of the "Back the Frank Avino, a police corn- Blue" campaign launched recently to show support for missioner for the Norridg police. Police Department whose sister is a Chicago police When Avino approached port of the campaign has EntertainmentSunday, Sept. 4th officer. Avino said he start-the village with his plans to driven Avino's mother to Nightly 8and Concerts by the ed challenging his Face- display the ribbons in pub-grab a pair of scissors and SILICILIAN BAND OF CHICAGO . 9 am. Candlelight Procession book friends to display blue licareas, village officialswork diligently to cut up FRI., SEPT. 2nd9:30 PM s 10:00 am. Field Mass at Golf Mill Park ribbons in their yards afterembraced the idea and de-plasticblue tablecloths The Legendary Drifters he noticed a high schoolcided to contribute to theused to make ribbons. Celebrated by friend who lives in a smallcampaign by purchasing "We go to the dollar store Bishop Raymond Goepert Florida town was doing the1,000 blue light bulbs,and find tablecloths that we same thing. Trustee Don Gelsominocut up into big sections," he Rev. Gino Dalpiaz Rev. Augusto Feccia Tensions have been highsaid. About 700 blue lightssaid. "If someone calls us 4 since a video was releasedhave been handed out since SAT.,SEPT.3" Procession with the Blessed Virgin Mary and says they want one put 7THHEAVEN 4 PM Aug. 5 detailing the fatalthe campaign began duringup on their tree, then we go .ww Ytfthewenba,dt,m 3p.m. shooting of 18-year-old Paul the second week of August, out and do it." O'Neal by Chicago police.Gelsomino said, adding that Avino said he's been pay- Flight of the Angels 4:30 p.m., 6 p.m., Police have said O'Neal wasthe village plans to stock uping the cost for the ribbons, 7:30 p.m. & 8:30 p.m. being pursued as he fledon more to meet the de-and the village bought the from officers in a vehicle mand. light bulbs. Residents can MILLENNIALS 6:30 PM Fireworks Display approx. 9:00 p.m. police said was reported A few days after nailing apick up a light bulb at r stolen. The incident hassign into his yard in theVillage Hall, 4000 N. Olcott sparked protests, and there4500 block of North OsageAve., duringbusiness hours. I have been reports of threatsAvenue that says "Police Caravia said he doesn't I of violence against police. Lives Matter," Norridge res- have a tree in his front yard, INFINITY9:30 PM I "We're fortunate to not ident Mike Caravia said he'sso he decided to weave his have the same troubles as fed up with watching policeribbon along his porch rail- I 5.00 Off other cities, but I think it'sin general take the brunt ofing. I, important for everyone to the actions of a few officers. "People seem happy 4 UNLIMITED show support of the law and "There's no respect outabout the campaign.I for those who enforce it," he there from the younger gen- haven't heard anything neg- I RIDE SPECIAL i said. "It's not a shot at anyeration, where it seems likeative about it," he said. "The / s, group who feels unjustlyeveryone thinks the policepoint is to show that every targeted by police, but weare bad all of a sudden," life matters, whether you're ;Modern Midways can't just sit here in this dayCaravia said. "There areblack, white, green, blue or MON., SEPT. 5" 7 PM and age and watch thesehundreds of arrests that go yellow?' Tony Spavone, Enzo Incandela &IFriday 4-8 s Sunday Noon-4 ' Monday 3-71 things happen without let- well, but you never hear Emcee Gino Nuccio, More TBA!I Limit One Coupon Per Person ' Exp. 9/5/ 1 6 CT I ting those who are in charge about those." Natalie Hayes is a freelance facebook know we support them' The community's sup-reporter for Pioneer Press. NHS Thursday, August18, 2016 A Chicago Tribune Publication 8 POUCE REPORT on the8500blockofGolf charged July29withtheft THEFT a findingofguilt. An arrestdoesnotconstitute reports andpressreleases. taken fromlocaldepartment The losswasestimatedat Avenue Aug.1,policesaid. on the5700blockofTouhy court datewasscheduled theft atGolfMillMall.A charged Aug.4withretail Avenue inChicago,was of the4800blockHamlin scheduled forAug.22. chandise. Acourtdatewas stole $598worthofmer- Road, wherepolicesaidhe Lane inDesPlaines,was the 8600blockofGregory Niles $4,390, policesaid. the saleslotofadealership from avehicleparkedon for Aug.31. The followingitemswere Sangitaben M.Patel,41, Mamoun Bouzar,21,of Wheels wereremoved 222 NLaSalleChicago,IL60601 Experience CorpsOffice Thursday, August25 the livesofstudentsrighthereinChicagoarea. information sessionstolearnhowyoucanbecomeareadingtutor andtransform kindergarten throughthirdgradelearntoread.Joinusatoneof thefollowing Upcoming Sessions: Experience Corpsioiunteers-peopleage50andolderhelp childrenin Experience Corpse orregisteronlineataarpfoundation.org/eccchicago Sign uptoday: Cali877-926-8300andreference :00 P.M.to2P.M. op por'tu lt's whatyoudeliverwhen help achildlearntoread. of the6300blockWest BArrERY BURGLARY ATTEMPTED court Aug.26. scheduled toappear home, policesaid.Heis face andfledfromhis female acquaintanceinthe tery. Noorallegedlyhita Aug. 4withdomesticbat- Street inNiles,wascharged 8100 blockofDempster scheduled forAug.22. rived. Acourtdatewas intoxicated whentheyar- cation. Policesaidshewas stole hisprescriptionmedi- report thatWalshallegedly roommate calledpoliceto vated battery.Walsh's charged Aug.3withaggra- Touhy AvenueinNiles,was who saidheworkedfora in thehomeallowedaman, iii Niles.Acouplewholives block ofWestKeeneyStreet ize ahomeonthe6900 men triedAug.3toburglar- 3048 L130thSt,Chicago,1160633 1:00P.M. to200P.M. 63 HoyneAve,Chicago,IL60612 11:00A.M. to12:00P.M. Thursday, September1 Hegewisch Library Wednesday, September7 Mabel ManningPublicLibrary Police saidtwounknown Javed K.Noor,36,ofthe Margaret M.Walsh,53, Join Us. nî ty in MAARP Foundation 222 NLaSalleChicago,IL60601 Experience CorpsOffice 11:00 AM.to12:00P.M. Tuesday, September20 3641 SStateStreet,Chicago,IL60609 Chicago BeeLibrary i :00P.M.to2:00 Thursday, September15 backyard. Anothermanen- maged through.Nothing elry boxeshadbeenrum- couple realizedtheirjew- said. Aftertheyleft,the with thefirstman,police couple wasoutsidetalking tered thehomewhile tree company,intotheir vehicle parkedinthe passenger sidewindowofa CRThUNAL DAMAGE police said. was scheduledforAug.31, out alicense.Acourtdate was citedfordrivingwith- police said.Dia.z-Solizalso edly failedsobrietytests, his residence,andhealleg- Road. Policelocatedhimat on the8300blockofGolf ing thesceneofanaccident fluence ofalcoholandleav- with drivingunderthein- ton, waschargedAug. Darrow AvenueinEvans- the 2000blockofWest DUT was reportedmissing. Hector Dia.z-Soliz,28,of Someone smashedthe Foundation 1 waukee AvenueonAug.1, block ofTouhyAvenue. battery July29inthe3500 BATTERY block ofKolmarAvenue. bery Aug.3inthe9300 charged witharmedrob- ROBBERY Skokie vehicle. reported missingfromthe police said.Nothingwas on the9200blockofMil- XSport Fitnessparkinglot charged withhomeinva- no knownaddress,was HO?* INVASION Christiana Avenue. 30 inthe8300blockof charged withbatteryJuly Street, Evanston,was 1900 blockofEmerson Chicago, waschargedwith 800 blockofWestBuena, (includes HHtickets) Northbrook, U. 60062 NORTHBROOK COMMUNITY JYC Hebrew Staci L.Felder,31,ofthe Und A teenager, 847-509-9204 Dracy D.Clayborn,23,of 2548 membership Enroll your child inour ist year and get School Kao Scott,42,ofthe FREE Jasper Court 14, was SYNAGOGU E Rosh HashanaVomKippur offlceoorthbrookcommunitysynagogue.org yard. block ofMcCormickBoule- Aug. 2inthe9600blockof the influenceofalcohol DUT with anotherpersoninside. sion andbeganfighting home withoutherpermis- tered Police saidClaybornen- block ofLawndaleAvenue. sion Aug.1inthe8500 mick Boulevard.. the 8300blockofMcCor- fluence ofalcoholAug.7in with drivingunderthein- Street, Skokie,wascharged the 3500blockofChurch cohol July30inthe8600 illegal transportationofal- the influenceofalcoholand charged withdrivingunder Lyons Street,Evanston,was 37, ofthe1700block Crawford Avenue. charged withdrivingunder ple 2500 blockofSouthWhip- Rabbi Led by HIGH HOLYDAYS October2,3,4 TICKETS FORNON-MEMBERS Maksim Lushchan,31,of Ogbemi B.Amudoaghan, Tabitha L.Doty,31,ofthe Tickets requiredforallservices Street, Chicago,was his Aaron Braun ex-girlfriend's 2016/5777 Alt AreWelcome $125 Cantor.Rabbï MosheSPour vtCnj fro.,,NwYÇk wJth u with retailtheftAug.2in nue, Glencoe,wascharged the 300blockofParkAve- THEFT Laramie Avenue. 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Aftereffortswere when shesuddenlycol- School fieldhouseJune27 at theMaineSouthHigh camp forkidsingrades2-5 a summercheerleading School inParkRidge,wasat of KateBabich. said, referringtothedeath genital heartdefect,'"she not anundiagnosedcon- think everyoneinouror- little ease -ahalf-decadeago. support tofamiliesdealing that providesresourcesand Hearts -anorganization nonprofit MendedLittle Melanie Tothsaidsheim- 'It's Construction underway onnewseniorlivinghome sisted as "upscale'will serveas- described byits developers The center,which hasbeen gency medicaltechnicians. in-house stationforemer- ranging fromstudiostotwo including aspecialunitfor CHD affectsthousands "When weheardthat Toth foundedtheChi- When sheheardabout Plans forthefacility,pre- Construction hasbegun Kate, astudentatField girl passedaway,I living needs and so bies eachyearintheU.S. vocate Children'sHeartIn- They affectaboutipercent common birth heart disease-arethemost said. or patientswithCHI),"Toth it becauseweareallparents group issopassionateabout genital heartdefect.Our from anundiagnosedcon- passing away,itseemstobe anomaly. defect called result ofacongenitalheart recently ruledherdeaththe Medical Examiner'sOffice Hospital. TheCookCounty Advocate LutheranGeneral later pronounceddeadat facility developer South Bay industrial business use. area oftown zoned for 3400 WPrattAvenue,an relief forthe13-acresiteat approval lastyearofzoning colnwood boardmembers' of thefacilityfollowsLin- ted tothevillage. according toplanssubmit- theater andgamerooms, an indoorpool,patios,a expected toincludeabistro, tion ofthefacility,whichis pected tobeamainattrac- medical care. memory carepatientswith all childrenandadolescents he said. spectrum ofheartdefects, said. CHDcoversabroad heart disease'VanBergen more orlesshavecongenital stitute. pediatric cardiologistatAd- to Dr.AndrewVanBergen,a of alllivebirths,according about athletesandkids Dallas-based senior living The Julygroundbreaking Entertainment alsoisex- Van Bergenrecommends "That means40,000ba- also knownascongenital Congenital heartdefects "Every timewehear heartbreaking': Ebstein's defects. detect itandhavethem said. "Iwouldratherover more thanitneedsto'he and hopefullycaptures wide netinthepopulation tected Kate'sheartdefect probably couldhavede- activity, hesaid. pating inanykindofsports cardiologist beforepartici- fainting andheartmurmurs cardiac death,chestpain, family historyofsudden for CHD-whichincludea Children withriskfactors heart's detects problems gram, whichisatestthat dudes anelectrocardio- sports physical CHD participateinapre- with zeroriskfactorsfor sale, said thepropertyhad International, tate brokeragefirm Coffiers dent ofcommercialreales- ven Kohn,seniorvicepresi- Properties, accordingtoSte- Brook-based CenterPoint roughly $6millionfromOak in Texas,boughtthelotfor other similarseniorhomes currently buildingfour code. fall shortofthevillage'sfire use buildingmaterialsthat process togetpermission endured veloping theproperty,also Partners, thecompanyde- diagnosed intheearlyyears children withCHDwillbe Van Bergensaid.Notall utero orshortlyafterbirth, are usuallydiagnosedin in thefirstyearoflifeand require aseriesofsurgeries CHD casesarecriticaland one." evaluated thanmissany- - shouldseeapediatric A screen"throwsabig Van Bergensaidascreen Kohn, whobrokered the The company,whichis Roughly a electrical a months-long quarter of that activity in the in- ultrasound. Hehadhisfirst with CHDather20-week son, Luke,wasdiagnosed Bergen said.Tothsaidher detected atbirth,andthe properly -mightnotbe tricuspid valvedoesn'twork which meanstheheart's time, hesaid. of theirlives, bers) who havetheseissues?' people (withfamily mem- ably tryingexperience for memory lossis an unbeliev- the communitybecause a veryimportantneedfor there," Kohnsaid.'lt'sfilling specific ofwhattheywanted cause thevillagewasvery market foralongtimebe- ades. colnwood forseveraldec- lina afteroperatinginLin- headquarters toNorthCaro- Howell, whichmovedits services companyBelland relocation oftechnology years followingtheeventual been onthemarketfor15 cause ofsuddenheartfail- dren whopassawaybe- Twenty-five percentofchil- according toVanBergen. children isrelativelyrare, thing;' shesaid. it's life, Tothsaid. screenings fortherestofhis and undergoheart-related regularly seeacardiologist pate insports,he'llneedto ication andisabletopartici- is notcurrentlytakingmod- - whoisnow7yearsold condition, andthoughLuke months, shesaid. and hissecondat open surgeryataweekold is manifestation ofthedefect abnormalities evolveover "Every kidisdifferent- The diseaseisalifelong Ebstein's anomaly- "The sitewasonthe Sudden cardiacdeathin "highly variable,"Van not a cookie-cutter arid some nine for suddencardiacdeath, ui-e dosoduringsports congenital heartdefectcalledEbstein'sanomaly. aminer's Officerecentlyruledherdeaththeresultofa weilness. board lastyearthatthe to live,"andtoldthevillage unnamed seniorhousingfa- ners, describedtheso-far sentative ofSouthBayPart- grams requireonlyagen- grams. Shesaidmostpro- participate insportspro- heart defectsbeforethey might carryundiagnosed of catchingchildrenwho ing procedureswiththeaim should institutemoretest- other youthorganizations Van Bergenadded. also increaseachild'srisk activities, hesaid.CHDwill Ing atacheerleadercamp.TheCookCountyMedicalEx- Kate Babich,a7-year-oldParkRidgegirl,diedaftercollaps- opment companythat spe- full-service realestate devel- units. spaces and44memory-care units, least 250independentliving 500 residents,includingat show enoughhousingfor is focusedondiningand concept ofthedevelopment cility asa"veryvibrantplace Toth saidschoolsand Plans Adam Arnold,arepre- South BayPartners isa 90 assisted-living for thebuilding Jennifer Johnsoncontrib- Lee VGainesisafreelance their livesbeforesomeone How manykidshavetolose eral physical. groundbreaking ceremony to Arnold.Anofficial the springof2ol8,according pected tobecompletedby Lincolnwood facilityisex- site. information fromitsweb- ers inIllinois,accordingto Vernon Hillsandeightoth- Golf MillinNiles,Parkat eral states,includingParkat senior livingfacilitiesin5ev- company's website. housing, accordingtothe cializes uted tothisreport. reporter forPioneerPress. reach themforthisstory. not respondtoattempts this?" Tothsaid. to dosomethingabout wakes upandsaysweneed Natalie Hayes isafreelaricer. said. is plannedforSept. 13,he The companyoperates The Babichfamilydid "It's Construction onthe so heartbreaking. solely onsenior JENNIFER BABICH NEWS Buffalo Grove stabbing suspect is awaiting trial in cop-knifing BY GEORGE HOUDE AND "Remember 9/11"T-shirt could have been a triplethe complaint said. Beemanhouse a few blocks away,charges, including battery to RONNIE WACHTER and was given a $2 millionhomicide," Cook County As- then followed the son backasked the resident for a ridea police officer, after he was News-Sun cash bond. Authorities saidsistant State's Attorney Ma-into a bedroom, where heand was driven to the homeaccused in April 2015 of he kicked in an air condi-ria McCarthy said. "Firingstabbed the son and the girl,of a friend, authorities said. slashing an officer'sface The man accused oftioner and then the frontthat shot is the only thingofficials said. The two otherBut the friend's uncle sawwith a knife while police breaking intoa Buffalodoor to gain entrance to thethat made that defendantpeople present had lockedBeeman behind the houseservedasearch warrant Grove home and stabbinghouse on St. Mary's leave that house." themselves in another bed- and called police, promptingrelated to an earlier report multiple people and a dog is Parkway justafter According to room and fled through theBeeman to flee to the gasthat Beeman had placed a a convicted felon awaitingmidnight Aug.10, thecriminalwindow station, where he asked for aknife on a woman's throat, trialin Wisconsin onstabbing three peo- complaint The older male victimride to Milwaukee and toaccording to court records charges that he slashed aple multiple times against Beemanwas stabbed in the chest,use the phone, according to and authorities. police officer in the face,each and a dog and read in court, he anus, leand hands, offi-officials' account The gas Beeman was imprisoned according to authorities andthen fleeing when and another mancials said. He remained hos- station attendant called po- in 2008 on convictions in- court records. one of the victims were seen lurk- pitali7ed in serious condi- lice, they said. cluding reckless endanger- Jacob William Beeman,fireda semi-auto- ing outside thetion Aug. 11 but was ex- Authorities said Beemanment, criminal damage to 29, who lives with his grand- matic weapon at home just before pected to recover. told police that he targetedpropert) obstructing a po- parents in the tiny centralhim. Earlier reports Bee man Beeman leaned The dog is also expectedthe house because he was lice officer and bail jumping WIsconsin town of Arkdale,said there were four into a bedroom to survive. told by another man thataccording to court records. was taken into custody Aug.people stabbed in the house. window - startling the two His son was stabbed inthere were drugs, money In court Friday, officials said lo at a gas station in Wheel- Authorities only referencedyounger victims, who werethe arm, severing a tendonand weapons there, but that Beeman was released from ing, where he was foundthree stabbing victims dur- playing video games - be- and exposing a bone; he was he "was in a rage and didn't prison in 2010, but his court with blood on his neck, arms ing the Aug, 12 court hearingfore entering through thetreated and released. The remember stabbing anyone." supervision was twice re- and clothes and was carry-in Rolling Meadows - a front door. girl suffered a severed ten- Authorities believe a secondyoked and he returned to ing black gloves, two ban- 46-year-old man, his19- Beeman then stabbed thedon in her hand; she was man was present outside but prison two more times, be- dannas and a bloody huntingyear-old son and 16-year-old dog, a German shepherd also released from the hospi- did not enter the house. ing released again in May. knife in his boot, authoritiesgirl - but said two othernamed Piston, and tussledtal but has undergone sur-Authorities said no drugs said. people were present in the with the older man, stabbing gury since for her wounds, were found in the home. George Houde is a freelance Beeman appeared inhome during the attack. him, while the man's sonofficials said in court In Adams County WIs., reporter. Cook County court Aug, 12 "But for the fact that thetried to stop the attack with After fleeing the home,where Beeman lives, he is in shackles, jeans and a victim obtained the gun, this an air gun, but it failed to fire, Beeman walked to anotherawaiting trial on multiple [email protected]

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Blue Oyster Cult, intersections without con- In general, Cook said, Living Colour and troJ signs or lights in Skokie the recommendations for will receive new trafficsigns are for uncontrolled Tributosaurus to signs to improve safety and intersections where there L headline festival prevent driver confusion, have never been signs. under action recently tak- "A lot of people don't BY MU ISAACS en by the Skokie Villageknow theright-of-way Pioneer Press Board. rules' he said. "I think a lot Skokie Engineering Di-of the surrounding corn- If there is anything that rector Erik Cook said themunities generally have takes a little of the sting out village is often asked tosigns. When they t to of the approaching end of investigateintersectionsSkolde, there's 26 inter- summer - when schools perceived by the public tosections that don't have throughout Skokie call stu- be problematic. these.I think thiswill dents back in session - it's "These intersections make it a little safer?' the popular Backlot Bash. typically do not have the Yield signs were ap- The Skokie Park Dis- volume of traffic or acci- proved for intersections on trict's three-day weekend dent history to warrant theBirchwood Avenue at Kol- festival,whichfillsthe upgrade requested," Cook mar, Kilbourn, Lowell, Kil- downtown Skokie area near said. "However, sincedareTripp, Keeler and Village Hall with carnival many drivers are unfamil- Kedvale avenues. rides,music, games and iar with the rules of the Yield signs were also more, could not come at a road as one approaches an approved on Brummel Av- better time as far as many uncontrolled intersection,enue at Keeler, Kenneth, are concerned. there is a value in assigningKilbourn, Kolmar and Park Districtofficials the right of way with aKenton avenues; on La- have called the festival a traffic control sign." vergne Avenue at Fitch, "last hurrah" for families Almost all of the signsLunt and Morse avenues; before fall sets in and the recommended by the En-on Conrad Street at Long calendar heads toward gineering Department andAvenue; on Suffield Court colder days and more seri- signed off on by the Skokie at Kildare Avenue; on ous endeavors. ROBERT BAHNER PHOTO Village Board are for yieldGreenwood Street at La- Although the turnout is Blue Oyster Cult is among the bands ready to perform live at Skokie's annual Backlot Bash, signs. vergne; and on Lyons always dependent on the scheduled for Aug. 26to 28 in downtown Skokie. "Generally, we like to Street at Latrobe Avenue. weather, Park District offi- use the least restrictive Yield signs were ap- cialsacknowledge, the pancake breakfast, a classicSunday evening, live musicmanages and develops the sign first,' Cook told the proved on Foster Street at Backlot Bash is undoubt- car show, family entertain- is always in the air. Backlot Bash every year, the Village Board. Kostner and Kildare ay- edly the most heavily at-ment at the librarythe Since 2007, when theevent is possible because of The Skokie Engineeringenues; on Payne Street at tended event the Park Dis- Skokie Farmers Market onBacklot Bash kicked off inmulti-agency cooperation DepartmentCook said,Kildare and Thpp avenues; trict and other village agen- Sunday morning and more. downtown Skokie, organiz-and coordination, organiz- makes sure that recom-and on Lyons at Ewing cies operate, they say. Like Ohrlund, Skokie erssay,the festivalhas erssay. The village, the mended signs for uncon- Avenue, Forestview Road "As much as any of ourPark District Superintend-staged eclectic rock, blues library, the Skokie Chamber trolled intersections meet and Lincoinwood Drive. events, this one appeals to aent ofRecreation and Facili-and R&B music, includingof Commerce and others gnidelines established by The approved recom- wide range of ages andties Michelle Tuft said thethe Presidents ofthe Unitedcontribute toits success, the Manual on Uniformmendations also included backgrounds," Skokie Parkfestival's strong appeal isStates of America, Lonnie they say. l'raffic Control Devices. installing a stop sign on District Executive Directorbased on having so manyBrooks, The Fixx, The Eng- Business sponsorsthis "Staff has concernsBirchwoodatKeystone John Ohrlund said."It activities for people to en-lish Beat, The Romantics,year include North Shore about installing restrictiveAvenue "due to the nuni- sounds cliched, but it's true: joy. Cracker, Fastball, Spin Doc- Conimunity Bank, Joseph controls that do not meetber ofangle crashes' Cook It has a little something for "There is a carnival fortors and Smoking Popes. Mullarkey Distributors Inc. (these) guidelines," he said. said. everybody' kids, music and a beer tent Headliners this year in-(Miller), Renewal by An- "Stop signs are frequently One existing yield sign A little something forfor adults, vendors selling adude Blue Oyster Cult ondersen (window replace- violatedif unwarranted. at CramStreet and Key- everybody seems to add up lot of different foods and aAug. 26,Living Colour onment), the Illinois Science + Some drivers become care- stone will be upgraded to a to a lot for everyone. lot more," she said."It'sAug. 27 and TributosaurusTechnology Park, Bath lessabout stopping attwo-way stop sign, and a The Backlot Bash, whichhard not to find somethingtransforming into the PolicePlanet, Bath Fitter, Window them, and this can bestop sign at a "T" inter- nms from Aug. 26 to 28, to like." on Aug. 28. Works, LyftSports Clips especially dangerous forsectionwith a marked includes popular and di- More than any other The Skokie Review willHaircuts and State Farm. pedestrians and bicyclistscrosswalk on Lawndale verse live music, three days event inSkokie, musichave more details on the For more information on who may have a false senseAvenue at Drake Street will of a variety of carnival rides, stands at the center of thismusic offerings and otherthe Backlot Bash, see of safety' receive a southbound stop the Backlot Dash 5K run, villagewide extravaganza.Backlot Bash events closerwwwbacklotbash.com. Cook said the Engineer-sign, under the approved classic films shown at theFrom the beginning of theto the opening of the festi- ing Department takes into recommendations. Skokie Theatre and the Sko- festival Friday night to the val. [email protected] account crash history, the ide Public Library bingo, aend of the festival early While the Park District Twitter @SKReviewMike street network system, [email protected] NEWS Parents of slain soldier to speak at Rosemont meeting B MARWA ELTAGOURI making no sacrifices for his vitation to the Khans towhat they should doif Chicago Tribune country. Trump challengedspeak at next month's con-they're escorted off a plane that assertion and also im- vention. or if their child is called a Pakistani immigrants plied Ghazala Khan's reh- The convention this yearterrorist by bullying class- Khizr and Ghazala Khan, gion prevented her fromwillfocus on navigating a mates, organizers said. whose son died fighting in speaking at the convention. tense and anti-Islamic polit- A long list of the conven- Iraq, will be featured speak- Trump's repeatedaf- ical atmosphere; organizerstion's speakers includes for- ers at the largest assembly fronts to the military havesaid this election year hasmer Wheaton College pro- of Muslims in the U.S. and stirred outrage amonghad unprecedented "toxic- fessor Larycia Hawkins, Canada over Labor Day voters, and Republican law-ity and rhetoric." who sparked controversy weekend. makers and veteran groups "Things that would onlylast year at the evangelical The Khans, who at last have been quick to de-be said behind closed doorsIllinois school for saying month's Democratic Na- nounce Trump's comments. in prior elections are nowMuslims and Christians tional Conventionintro- While the Islamic Societybeing said out in the open," worship the same God, or- duced the nation to their of North America is a reh-said Hazem Bata, the or-ganizers said. Other pro- son, U.S. Army Capt Huma- gious nonprofit that doesganization's secretary gen- grainming includes a bazaar yun Khan, will be featured not endorse political partieseral."(Muslims) realizewith hundreds of vendors, at this year's 53rd annual or candidates, hundreds ofnow that political activisman entrepreneurial show- Islamic Society of North ANTONIO PEREZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE thousands of Muslims have isno longer an option, case, an art exhibition, a film America convention, which Speakers from the Islamic Society of North America, in- been inspired by the wordsbecause the only way to festival, a basketball tourna- is anticipated to have aboutcluding Hind Makki, conventions program committee head, and courage of the Khans,counter the type of rhetoric ment and a fashion show, 15,000 interfaith attendees. from left, Azhar Azeez. president. Hazem Bata, secretary said Azhar Azeez, the or-that is being said, the typesorganizers said. The eventwilltake place general, and Tabassum Haleem, Council of Islamic Organi- ganization's president of laws and ideas that are People ofallfaiths are Sept 2-5 at the Donald E. zations of Greater Chicago representative, appear before "I told (Ghazala Khan)being put forth, is to be-encouraged to attend, and Stephens Convention Cen- the media Aug. 8. that her seven-minute si-come more politically en- the organization is extend- ter in Rosemont hence at the DNC stage has gaged:' ing free registration to Syri- The Khans are expectedsaid. In an emotional ap-aId Trump's proposal togiven a voice to millions of Programming willfea- an refugees. to speak the evening of Sept pearance at the DNC, Khizr temporarily ban the entry ofvoiceless women aroundture roundtable discussions 3 and address a crowd ofKhan criticized Republicanforeign Muslims into thethe world," Azeez said, re-catered to the challenges [email protected] 10,000 people, organizerspresidential nominee Don-U.S., and accused Trump offerring to his personal in-Muslims may face, such as Twitter ®rnarwaekagouri

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Dressers arenot is is the the OPINION 17 f Olympic Games leadto many questions

competition. This year's that Chicago lost out on amazing women's team hosting this year's Summer looks capable ofwinning all Games? the medals there are to be Apparently, it is because had. the Olympics don't make When will events sched- money. Hosting an Olym- uled for the open sewer pics is a money loser for RANDY BItsEIt that is Guanabarra Bay be cities that take a stab at it. held? So the natural question Like most Americans, Sailing isn't usually a that follows is why not I've been watching the highly watched event for designate a city as the per- Olympics this past week, the Olympics, but I'm bet- manent home of the and I've got questions, lots ting a lot ofpeople would games? Could the Olym- of questions. want to see sailboat races pics be profitable ifthe best One of the first questions through garbage and hu- venues were created for all I have is: Where is every- man waste. You get wet time in one place, say Ath- one? sailing. There's a lot of ens? Why recreate the Every time I turn on the splashing. And while it is wheel every four years? TV to watch the Olympics, exciting to be in the boat, IfAthens is a natural I notice something missing I'm pretty excited to see choice for the Summer - fans. sports played out in a Games, where could the It seems the Olympic MATT DUNHAM/AP trashed environment It permanent home for the pavilions set up for fans of The water of the diving pool appears a murky green, in stark contrast to the pool's previ- would certainly bring back Winter Olympics be? How amateur sports to witness ous days color and also that of the clear blue water in the second pool for water polo at memories. about Calgarç Lake Placid the great Olympic mo- the venue as divers train in the Maria Lenk Aquatic Center at the2016Summer Olympics How does a pool turn Grenoble or Geneva? ments have a lot of empty inRiode Janeiro, Brazil on Aug.9. green overnight? It seems like a good idea seats. That means tickets In the first week of to me. aren't being sold or there notice some NBA players the swimmers wear half- volleyball. The participants events, the diving pool So there you have it. One are a lot of no-shows. Per- enjoying the swimming body suits like something go nowhere near the water, turned green. How does week in and I have a lot of haps people are waiting in meets. I suppose Rio de out of the 1920s? I realize it but the women athletes are that happen at this level? I questions. I suppose I'll lines. Janeiro is one place where has something to do with wearing bikinis. Why is could understand it if it have more questions next I've been seeing snippets an NBA superstar can go aerodynamics and speed in that? I would think they was my neighbor's pool, week when the track and of news stories that all out in public without being the water, but I would would feel more comfort- but at the Olympics? field events begin. For three of those things are recognized. think the divers would opt able with a pair of shorts Do the Olympics actuallyinstance, why is there a factors. If that's the case, Speaking of swimming, I for the half-length suits. anda T-shirt WhenIfall make money for its hosts? I triple jump? A double jump why Rio? But more on have questions about Considering the force with on hot sand, it hurts. got to thinking about this isn't enough? A quadruple location later. swimsuits worn by the which the divers entire the How did the women's question when seeing so jump is too much? So far, I've watched athletes. Why do the divers water, I personally would gymnastics team get so many empty seats at Olym- I just don't know. diving, swimming and wear the skimpy Speedo feel a lot more secure with good? There was a time the pic venues. Ifno one gymnastics, and it seems a suits, the suits I grew up the longer suits. height of optimism was for comes, won't the host city RandyBlaser is afreelance lot of seats are empty. I did with (see Mark Spitz), but Then there is beach an American to place in the lose money? Is it a blessing columnistfor Pioneer Press. The dreaded political 'spousemercial' has returned commercial would not eluded me. History is full or she believe? nent example is Illinois' make spousemercials appear this election cycle. ofbad people whose family At least when a candi- last gubernatorial election. should be required to stick But that was a vain hope. liked them. I understand date has a party label at- Local TV was awash around after the election The other day Isaw my Mrs. Caligula thought Mr. tached, we have some idea with commercials for and explain and defend first "spousemercial." Caligula was a swell fellow. ofwhat we are getting. Bruce Rauner. Most of the their spouse's performance A spousemercial is one The spouse usually adds Who knows what a so- commercials starred his in office. in which a candidate's that in addition to being a called independent candi- wife, Diana Rauner, who And we voters should PAUL SASSONE spouse - usually the wife good family man, her date believes, what policies was pretty and pleasant. realize that spousemercials of a male candidate - spouse/candidate dis- he or she will support? Well, I guess it worked. are the ultimate in conflict Between now and Elec- smiles, perhaps sips coffee, agrees with, and stands up Despite these draw- Bruce Rauner was elected of interest. tion Day, we will be flood- and tells us her spouse is a to, leaders of both parties. backs, spousemercials governor. Spouses have everything ed with political commer- good husband and father Though again I confess often seem to work. Prob- And Mrs. Rauner has to gain by their candidate cials. Some will praise and, therefore, should be the advantage of this claim ably they work because the not been seen since. winning. candidates, others will elected. eludes me. Ifa candidate spouse is more attractive Oh, she'll probably re- But, do we? vilify. Why we should vote for doesn't support Repub- and pleasant than the turn when the governor I was hoping one par- someone because he is nicelican or Democrat policies actual candidate. seeks re-election. Paul Sassone is a freelance ticular form of political to his family always has or issues, just what does he Perhaps the most promi- But I think spouses who columnistfor Pioneer Press. NHS Thursday, August 18,2016 'o A Chicago Tribune Publication 18 bye tothelastvestige of watching boatsmotorout deck drinkingTangand glasses athome,compared of thesmileyfacejuice with thechair,though,it's built intheearly1970sis back tomyhouseinLa backyard. doesn't lookrightinmy OPINION my childhood,where Ican nostalgia atsaying good- all aboutmysorrow and don't makethisvacation not tobemorose,soI last time.I'mtryinghard and closesthedoorfor officially signsthepapers this monthbeforemydad week herewithmyfamily ing. of thebayouformorn- to sittingonthecottage not thesametodrinkout house asmementos.As items tobringbackmy I'm goingthroughmore Sept. 16,whichmeansthat cottage thatmyparents tract." the words"UnderCon- even worse-asignwith replaced bysomething up lastsummerhasbeen "For Sale"signthatwent cottage inMichigan.The Grange fromourfamily's several thingsI'vebrought was growingup. did inthatchairwhenI ing aLark,assheusually even careifshewassmok- cloth cover-up.Iwouldn't chair againinherterry would besittinginthat my way,latemom dock inMichigan.IfIhad chair reallybelongsona dates tothe1970s.That 1970s yellowandactually out ofplaceinLaGrange I'm spendingonelast The closingdateforthe The lawnchairisoneof It's notbecauseit'sa The yellowlawnchair Home onLaGrange LyrJN PETRAK Lake housemementos grabbed somenightcrawl- blue moonicecreamcone with bluestainsdoesn't watching mesighasIlook you?" mydaughtersays, can ofBeerNuts that edge, orthatthe rusting tion alongthewater's helped fuelmyimagina- pail withthedaisyonit that thepinkshoveland scoops togo. ers andorderedsome filled uptheboatwithgas, at theplacewherewe there fromdribblesoffa know thatthosestainsgot house andseeslifejackets who walksintotheboat- I'm sadbecausesomeone around theboathouse. 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And but theviewinmy mind's may bemysuburban yard, lawn chairfromnowon water atdinnertime. glints ofsunlightonthe hooks, aboutgazingat crawlers aroundrusty about wrappingnight I'm swimmingtoofarout, Mom callingtomethat chair andthinkabout I'll sitintheyellowfolding autumn hangsintheair- fades andthescentof ofyear asdaylightgently already abittersweettime at thecottage,too. every summeroftheirlife own kidshavesavored Hamlin Lake,andthatmy Indian PeteBayouon spend 45summerson that I'vebeenableto istration. dates totheNixonadmin- holds abunchoflures The actualviewonthat Come lateSeptember- I countmyblessings torney strongly stated that news asthefamily's at- youngblack man,whowas video thatshowsofficers won't quit,liketherecent troubling imagesthatjust the policeandpublic tive relationshipsbetween welcome andheart-warm- munity members,itwasa and laterdied. arrested whilewounded a stolencardrivenby shooting multipleroundsat Chicago policebodycamera serve andprotect they arecommissionedto portant itistofosterposi- ingexhibition ofhowim- playful behaviorwithcom- nicating andengagingin ments interacting,commu- event Withpolicedepart- annual NationalNightOut our regioncelebratedthe nin communitiesacross issue isstriking. Police andprotestersconvergeduringamarchagainstpolicebrutalityAug.7inChicago. officers andcryingmothers I rememberwatching the On theothersideare On anearlyAugusteve- The incongruityofthe PAT LENHOFF Thinking aboutpolice on thisissue.Because inall get towherewe needtobe the problem,we stillcan't with thatlimited answerto encing factors,buteven truth toallofthoseinflu- versus asuburbanone? prejudice? Acityproblem rally shoutsofbrutalityand versus angrycitizenswho white versusblack?Police equations. uting factorinboththose without doubtacontrib- urbs. Chicago andcertainsub- toughest neighborhoodsin and volatileinsomeofthe ship ismuchmoretroubled ment andcitizens. between ourlawenforce- there isagoodrapport many suburbantowns, appear safetosaythatin law. Admittedly,itwould those whohavebrokenthe tights, eventherightsof and alsorespectindividual as wetrytorespectpolice seem tobehittingthewall shades ofgraywherewe disagree withthat? death penalty.Whocould car ismostcertainlynotthe the sentenceforstealinga There isprobablyalittle It's inthosetroublesome Is itsimplyaconflictof Race andethnicityis In contrast,therelation- BRANDON CHEW/CHICAGOTRIBUNE columnistfor Pioneer Press. Pat Lerthoffisafreelance even thoseofuswhoaren't thinking capson,people worse. things justkeepgetting and monthsgoby the same.Daysandweeks families whosimplywant neighborhood, butImourn safety ofmysuburban cers' funeralsinDallas. the murderedpoliceoffi- from themasIamwatching speeding cardrivingaway round afterata police officersshooting tional watchingvideoof or badshotI'masemo- shot, victimofastraybullet because herchildhasbeen the newsatnightandseeing than aforebodingoutlook cess andhopefulnessrather encourage andinspiresuc- schools andprogramsthat [email protected] in themidstofthetrouble. for allthosemothersand another motherintears that hintsatashortlife. opportunity thequalityof and istiedtoeconomic change liesmuchdeeper likelihood, theagentfor We allneedtoputour I lovethecomfortand I'm sotiredofwatching -Il GO 19 Savor thefinal weeks of theseason Edison Park, I Gotta Guy fests keep the summer vibes going

BY MYRNA PETLICKI Pioneer Press

Summer may be slipping away but there are still fun-filled events on the horizon - at least two ofwhich benefit good causes. You can join the festivities at Edison Park Fest, Aug. 19-21, with proceeds supporting neighborhood programs, or sample some links at I Gotta Guy Sausage Festival in Rosemont Aug. 25, which benefits the Cyst- ic Fibrosis Foundation. The Edison Park Fest has been a fixture since 1972, when it began as a sidewalk sale on Northwest Highway. It has come a long way since then, expanding into a major event produced by the Edison Park Cham- ber ofCommerce, which draws nearly 20,000 people each year. The music is almost nonstop at Edison Park Fest. Friday's lineup features Half Full (5:30 p.m.) and Jake DOddS (8 p.m.). Sat- urday, you can hear The Fortunate Sons (noon), Royal Outsiders (2 p.m.), Bad Medi- cine (4 p.m.), The Personnel (6 p.m.) and Malfrats (8 p.nt). Sunday's performers are Generation (noon), The Student Body (2 p.m.), Gina Glocksen Band (4 p.m.), Who's CYSTIC FIBROSIS FOUNDATION Who (6 p.m.) and Hairbangers Ball (8 p.m.). The I Gotta Guy Sausage Festival fundraiser in the parking lot of Gene and Georgetti in Rosemont will offer food vendors, drinks and Youngsters won't be neglected because music by R-Gang. eight acts will appear on a Family Stage. Saturday kids can enjoy Chung's Tae Kwon Evans, development director ofthe Greater Do (noon), The MYX Jugglers (i p.m.), Edison Park Fest I Gotta Guy Sausage Illinois Chapter ofthe Cystic Fibrosis Foun- Animal Quest Entertainment (2 p.m.) and dation. "They wanted to offer the I Gotta JeffWa's College ofCuriosity (3 p.m.). When: 5-10:30 p.m.,Aug.19; Festival Guy sausages at their event We took it over 9a.m.-10:30 p.m., Aug.20; eight years ago. This is the first year we're Sunday's featured acts are Jim Nesci's Cold When: 6-10 p.m.,Aug.25 10 a.m.-l0 p.m., Aug.21 Blooded Creatures (noon), Storyteller Sandi Where:Gene and Georgetti,9421 W. opening it up to additional vendors:' Sylver (1 p.m.), The Comedy and Magic of Where:Metra Station and Monument Park, The Niedorkorns only make mild and Chicago's Edison Park neighborhood Higgins Road, Rosemont JeffBibik (2 p.m.) and Circus Boy Bobby Tickets: $125 ($64tax-deductible) hot Italian sausages. This year, there will Hunt (3 p.m.). Tickets: $5suggested donation also be German and Polish sausages, as well Information: www.edisonparkfest.org information: 312-236-4491,Ext.114; Children's activities include inflatables, www.lgottaguy.eventscff.org as Chicago-style hotdog at the event "It's obstacle courses and bounce houses. turning into an actual festival of multiple There will also be a large number of food vendors," Evans said. Gene and Georgetti vendors, a craft fair, bingo, a business expo will serve food from their bar menu. Craft and more. heavily with Taft High School and evety and face painters and sleigh tides," she said. beers will also be available. "We're really excited to have Hairban- organization that you can imagine in the They also show a movie in the park during Entertainment will be provided by the gers Ball this year on Sunday night," said 41st war&' the summer, as well as host a movie night in R-Gangband. "It's Motown music," Evans Melissa McIntyre, executive director of the DelMedico organized the parade for October where children wear their Hallow- said. "We had them last year and everybody Edison Park Chamber of Commerce. She is decades before his death in 2011. "The year een costumes. loved them. It's a really upbeat, lively expe- also pleased that they have added some we renamed it, his family was our grand Admission is a $5 susted donation. rience." new food vendors this year. marshall," McIntyre said. I Gotta Guy Sausage Festival is held in Generally the event draws around 400 Another highlight is the Jim DelMedico Last year, the fest raised around $32,000. the parkinglot ofGene and Georgetti in people; they're hoping to reach 450 or Fest Parade, which kicks off at 11 a.m. from McIntyre reported that proceeds of the Rosemont more this year. Admission is $125, $84 of Ebinger Elementary School, 7350 W. Pratt event are used for the daily operations of "Guy Niedorkorn and his daughter Kim which is tax-deductible. Ave. the chamber, beautification projects and have a family-run sausage truck and they "The money will go directly toward "He was a former president of our cham- free community events. "We do a Santa wanted to put a charity event together a foundation research and ce center use' ber," McIntyre said. "He was also involved Express in December where we have Santa little over eight years ago' related Sarah Evans said. / NHS Thursday, August18, 2016 A Chicago Tribune Publication 20 both nights.And quitea mum numberallowed) the maintent(the maxi- 1,000 peoplepernightin the stageandhavingfun." people dancinginfrontof there's agoodamountof music getsgoing,though, pling thebeers.Once to concentrateonsam- the beginning,peopletend event," Sterchelesaid.'At 5. VIP tentopensat4p.m. the exhibitsbefore spend alldaywandering ers couldconceivably Zoo Brew,sotickethold- included inthepriceof and themaintentopensat the zoohastooffer." mention everythingelse really bigtent.Notto East Mallandwe'vegota great spaceforitinthe department. 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Plump cherries inside Chef Jean-Marc Loustaunau's clafoutis at his restaurant, Cafe Pyrenees in Libertyville. NAHA and Brindille Executive He blends the batter with an Nahabedian's Sweet Cherry and Roasted Summer Corn Clafoutis, Chef Jean-Marc Loustaunau, right, tops a piece of his cherry clafoutis with his homemade ice cream at his Chef Jean-Marc Loustaunau, right, tops a piece of his cherry clafoutis with his homemade family restaurant. Cafe Pyrenees in Libertyville, that he runs with his wife, Mari. first pick for clafoutis, but he has also made them with blueberries, huckleberries, apples, pears, plums, apricots and more. immersion blender just before pouring it into the baking dish. "This will yield a lighter, airier clafoutis in the end," he said. Chefand Co-owner Carrie Naha- bedian shares her recipe for a clafoutis with an unlikely ingredi- ent, corn, on the Green City Mar- ket website. For the recipe for go to bit..Iy/2aWGyyu. 350 40-45 pans. out a favorite Roll Cafe Pyrenees sugar molds or pitted Powdered sugar (optional). Line tart shell with Pie crust dough or sable cookie dough eggyolks CU cup flour cups whole milk cups sweet black cherries, to taste cherries. Pour the liquid Preheat oven to degrees. a Harzewski first learned about Cherries are still Harzewski's 5 2 3 Craig Harzewski uses a cast 1/2 1/4 Francois Payard's patisserie on Manhattan's Upper East Side. He 2 Loustaunau, cake pan, but a pie plate, tart shell or even a quiche dish is the con- trend is to bake clafoutis in a cast iron skillet, which some think iron skillet to make clafoutis at home. At Brindille in Chicago, where Harzewski is pastry chef, he makes an almond clafoutis with sweet cherries or blueberries. He tops it off with creme Chantilly. clafoutis while working in made them there in tart shells with cherries. Cherry Clafoutis dough (could be tart shell dough: Loustaunau uses sable cookie dough) and place in tart pan or individual Combine egg yolks and sugar. Mix In flour and then add in cold milk and mix thoroughly. Strain mixture. batter over the cherries. Bake n pre-heated oven for minutes. Clafoutis should be puffed and light brown. Cool slightly and serve warm sprinkled with powdered sugar. - Adapted from Chef Jean-Marc ventional method. The latest bakes more evenly. 1

Lately Loustaunau has been Clafoutis can be made in indi- Loustaunau was raised and Loustaunau explained that A dusting of powdered sugar is Clafoutis is typically baked in a Chefs everywhere are showing Chefs everywhere are "The riper the fruit, the better' These days, clafoutis is one of making clafoutis because they don't release much water when watery fruits would not work as well. a popular way to top a clafoutis, but even better, Loustaunau makes his own ice cream from scratch, and his lemon verbena ice cream is a pleasant, citrusy surprise to his cherry clafoutis. traditional French tart shell, or a thinly rolled pie crust is also an option. Loustaunau uses the dough for his sable cookies. making plenty of clafoutis with cherries, (with the pits still inside). "There's bonus flavor in those babies' said Mindy Gohr, pastry chef and co-owner of Bittersweet Pastry Shop and Cafe in Chicago. At Bittersweet she makes a blueberry clafoutis about the size of a cupcake. vidual sizes in a muffin or cup-

By Veronica Hinke Pioneer Press clafoutis (pronounced: kla-FOO- no-fuss recipe ofeggs, sugai flour, milk and fruit. ChefJean-Marc Loustaunau said. learned to cook in the southwest ofFrance in Orthez, which is near childhood, clafoutis made with cherries or apricots have always the many ofhis boyhood tradi- tions he shares with his guests at Cafe Pyrenees in Libertyville. He and his wife Mari and their family have run Cafe Pyrenees since 1990. fruits with stones work best for baking and they add texture to the dessert. Melons and other dessert shows off dessert offthe season's best stone fruits in offthe season's best stone dessert the simple, classic French tea). Some describe it as a cross between a pancake and a flan with fruit baked inside. It's a where clafoutis originated. "Since been my favorites," he said. seasonal stone fruits seasonal Clafoutis: French Clafoutis: FOOD N 'o N 'o Living Section 2 o o Th persisted. did notchewitandtheproblem smaller sizedkibblebuttheystill bie. Itriedgivingthosecatsa was madeupofundigested1db- wads openIdiscoveredthatit but whenIactuallybrokethe just thoughttheywerehairballs, the middleofnight.AtfirstI vomit theun-chewedpiecesupin Then, manytimes,theywould most ofitwithoutchewingit. dry fooddietseemedtojusteat food. SomecatsIhavekeptona when Ididfeedmycatsjustdry two observationsIhavenoticed dry foodandit'sonlybecauseof needs. all thenutritionadomesticcat canned foodcanbeconsidered this answerisnotquitethatcut food? cons ofdryversuscannedcat helped. Whataretheprosand for sensitivestomachsthathas tintil finally,Ifoundadryfood mended severaithingstotry with vomitingHerecom- when oneofthemhad'issues' switch tocannedcatfoodeven visit buthasneversaidto what Ifeedmycatsateach hie todrycatfood.Myvetasks said cannedcatfoodisprefera- "better" thantheother;bothhave and dry.Neitherdryfoodnor Tribune ContentAgency By MarcMorrone A lookatthedryfood MY PETWORLD PETS/ANIMALS Then, whenIputthecatsona However, Idonotfeedmycats A: Welllikemostthingsinlife - SueShirneck,Savage,MN Q: Arecentcolumnofyours / what happened? bird songatalland that themorningissilent-no couple ofweeksIhavenoticed morning. Howeverthelast the birdssinginginearly three monthswaslisteningto great pleasuresforthelast up birdwatching.Oneofmy the suburbsandIhavetaken so. offer anytheoriesonwhythisis perfect weight.However,Icannot much andtheyarealwaysthe on cannedfooddonotshedvery since thenhavebeenthatmycats food. Twootherobservations then onhaveonlyeatencanned decades agoandallmycatsfrom the catsthough. done toprovethatitisbetterfor any scientificstudieshavebeen for ushumans.Idonotthinkthat that acannedfooddietisbetter these personalobservations,is easily digested. integrity ofthekibblethatarenot dients addedtomaintainthe while diyldbblehassomeingre- ingredients inacanofcatfood, seems thatcatscandigestallthe their stoolwasmuchsmaller.It with catsoncannedfoodwasthat kibble. other catsIhaddidfineonthe just hadissueschewingwhile pened again.Obviouslythosecats vomiting stoppedandneverhap- diet ofjustcannedfoodthe - GregSanders,Chicago,IL Q: Ijustboughtahousein This allhappenedtomethree Another observationInoticed So, myconclusion,basedon You havean NOW CHICAGO Write abiogaboutit. opinion. chicagonow.com/pitch Pitch your I wondered idea at don. ready foreitherwinterormigra- re-growing newones-toget ing -losingtheiroldfeathersand parent birdsarerestingandmolt- ing seasonisnowoverandthe grown upandleftthenest.Breed- August andthebabybirdshave disaster here,itisjustnowmid- all thenutritionthatcatsneed. Some catsdobetterwithdryfoodandsomecannedfood.Bothtypesoffood,however,have A: Donotworry,noecological versus cannedfooddebate . Photogalleries, videos,more pet eventscalendar . Oursuburbanandcity pets inneedofhomes. descriptions ofChicagoland featuring photosand I Ouradoptableanimalsblog from thesuburbs,cityandbeyond,plus: Visit usdailyforthelatestpetandanimalnews chicagotribunecom/pets birds singinginthemorning,you singing intheevening. can nowlistentotheinsects that youwereabletolistenthe ofthe insects,inthesamemanner Late summerandfallisthetime waste preciousresourcessinging. territory thentheydonothaveto to attractamateorprotect Since thereisnolongeraneed [email protected]; pleasein- eveiy question,he others. Althoughhecannotanswer every kindofanimalasapetfor Marc Morronehaskeptalmost cludeyour name,cityandstate. interest. Youcancontacthimat many ofthosethathaveageneral happy tosharehisknowledgewith the lasthalf-centuryandheis MICHAEL TERCHA/CHICAGOTRIBUNE will publish HELP SQUAD 5 Cable customer wonders why he can't get Comcast

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Our team can recommend living your life. treatment plan customized to fight your specific cancer and help you get back to Living Section 2 Thursday, August18, 2016 tion andplay.Butunlessyour emotionally charged time. of fearoranxiety toanalready new people.Thiscanaddalevel play groupoftenmeansmeeting around thesameage,findinga friends happentohavechildren caregivers toallowforsocializa- children andtheirparentsor regular meetingforagroupof ferent forms.Ingeneral,thereisa same thing." one whoisgoingthroughthe very helpfultobetalkingsome- because everythingisnew.It's tion. Itcanbringupuncertainty of feelings.Itcanbringupexhaus- nedy-Moore. "Itcanbringupalot based psychologistEileenKen- experience," saidPrinceton, going throughwithanewbaby. people whoknewwhatshewas looking forwaystosocializewith her son'sagebecauseshewas play groupswithotherchildren ing personalitystartedjoining groups orboth. certain product,byjoiningplay ther byaskingpeopleinthebaby others inthesamelifestage,ei- guidance andcamaraderiefrom offer congratulationsormeetthe barriers. Strangerssmileorwave baby," Alisaid."WhenIfirst gym, grocerystoreandTarget. she hasjoinedseveralplaygroups with her10-month-oldson,Max, the pastfewmonths. guests. Andshe'dmetthemallin home. Theturnoutwasgreat:37 hosted aweekendbarbecueather Chicago aisle whattheythinkabouta little one.Andnewparentsseek at babiesinstrollers;somestopto ing ababythatbreaksdownsocial showed upwiththatperson." talks toanyoneunlessthey try tomeetpeople,butnoone husband. Iwouldgutoyoguand moved here,Ionlyknewmy than Ieverdidbeforehada and hasmetnewfriendsatthe By EmilyPerschbacher COVER STORY "I wouldtellmyself Ireally Play groupstakeonmanydif- "Having achildislife-altering Ali, whohasanaturallyoutgo- There issomethingabouthay- "I havewaymorefriendsnow Since Alidecidedtostayhome Kelly Ali,ofChicago,recently Tribune The bondsofparenthood N.J.- she'll havesome socialinteraction I've joineddifferent groupsso lotte. her 9-month-olddaughter,Char- thinking abouttheadvantagesfor out ofherowncomfortzonewas eating? It'sasharedexperience." through thenight?Whatarethey she said."Isyourchildsleeping are fascinatingtonewparents' kids. one bigthingincommon:their any playgroup,ailparentshave these people?" have somethingincommonwith there's afearthere.AmIgoingto chose tobeasinglemontSo different situation.I'molder,andI should joinaplaygroup,andthen Delgado, ofChicago."Ihavea I wouldn'tdoit,"saidAmanda Donahue Park,duringanafternoongatheringwithothernewmoms. Sarah Velasco,walksher15-month-olddaughterAmeliathroughthewatersprinklersatMargaret "Since it'sjustthe twoofus, Delgado saidwhatpushedher "There aresomanythingsthat Kennedy-Moore saidthatin Play groupsprovideopportunitiesfornewmomsanddadstoget together, sharewithothersinsimilarcircumstances in threeageranges: 2-5months, new-mom playgroups forbabies borhood Parents Networkoffers according toitswebsite.Neigh- to navigateparentinginthecity," families withresourcestheyneed nects adiversecommunityof Chicago-based nonprofit"con- borhood ParentsNetwork.The organized throughtheNeigh- Delgado haveattendedbeen Sister)." Attention (WithoutHittingYour books, including"WhatAbout enting andchilddevelopment ing theworld'shesaid.Kennedy- friendship. It'smorelikeexplor- under age1,Kennedy-Mooresaid. children ataveryyoungage,even with otherkids,"shesaid. Me? 12WaystoGetYourParents' Moore haswrittenseveralpar- Most oftheplaygroupsAliand "I don'tthinkwe'dcallit Babies areinterestedinother fitness classesare alsogoodplaces tup.com andFacebook. Musicor group includeMoms Club,Mee- wonderful tofeelyou'reasmall groups haveformedlifelong support fornewmoms'shesaid. part ofestablishingfriendshipand loyearslater. friendships andarestillmeeting finding waystoconnect." sharingyour experienceand support," sheadded."You're house, butyou'realsogetting people andgettingoutofthe network's directorofvolunteers. setting' saidAmyJohnson,the meet othermomsinanintimate also welcome. Despite thename,newdadsare 6-12 monthsand12-18months. Other resourcestofindaplay "As astaifmemberofNPN,it's Johnson saidsomenew-mom "You're notjustmeetingnew "It's auniqueandeasywayto ABEL URIBE/CHICAGOTRIBUNE EmilyPerschbacher isafreelancer. what's essential." two. Thesocialsupportisreally moms. Youcanmeetwithoneor play groupwithmanyother "Don't feellikeyouhavetogo a for ababy;'Kennedy-Mooresaid. everyone needsupport. group orcallyourownparets, yond. Whethei'youjoinaplay during earlyparentingandbe- darn cute." she added.'Plus,babiesareso nect withsomethingwonderful," baby' Kennedy-Mooresaid. have strangersinvolvedwith fortable forothers. welcomed bysomeanduncom- experience, likeplaygroups,is to meetortalkthebaby.This Ali said."Motherhoodtendsto something sopersonalasyour approached bystrangerswanting able' make everyonemoreapproach- cery store,I'llaskthemaboutit' product assomeoneatthegro- pected places. allow hertomakefriendsinunex- and Maxwellcontinuesto minded approachhasservedher said. every singlegroupI'min,"she don't havetofindbestfriendsin There areallsortsofmoms.AndI with certainwomeninagroup. morph intosomeoneelsetofitin my 305,Iwasn'tgoingtotry tied intoaroutinewithfiveorsix. groups buthasjustrecentlyset- about 50womenatvariousplay couldn't go,"shesaid. lotte) wasnappingandwe connect withtheotherparents. music playgroupbutdidn'treally take sometrialanderror. enting, findingtherightfitcan tion ormusicschool. local yogastudio,Gymboreeloca- for newparentstoconnectTrya "A happymomiswhat'sgood That desiretoconnectiskey "I thinkthere'sadesiretocon- "For anewmom,itisstrangeto Similarly, newparentsareoften "IfI'm lookingatthesamebaby Mi's groundedandopen- Ali saidshe'sencountered As withmostaspectsofpar- "I decidedthat,asawomanin "I didn'tfeelguiltyif(Char- Delgado saidshefirstjoineda Living Section 2 IThursday, August18, 2016 p Visit us online for exclusive Home of the Day photo galleries, plus views of other featured homes and real estate stories.

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More atcelebratehigh- Recreation Association. for NorthernSuburban raised morethan$300 drinks from15estab- The festivitiesfeatured Chamber ofCommerce hosted byHlghwood annual BloodyMaryFest test competitor,wereon gers ofNorridge,repre- Bloody Mary."Theevent recognition of"Best lIshments competingfor in HighwoodonJuly31. hand fortheSeventh Hall, BloodyMaryCon- rant/Petergof Banquet based PavillonRestau- senting Northbrook- Plaines andAdamEg- Amy MazurofDes A Chicago Tri hune Publication Thursday, August 18,2016 - - $415,000 $485,000 $506,000 $509,500 $510,000 $525,000 $670,000 $705.000 $1,100,000 $150,000 $150,000 $170,000 $200,000 $270.000 $282,000 $350,000 5360,000 5128.500 $132,000 $210.000 $250,000 $277.000 $285,000 $290,000 $330,000 $335,000 $340.000 $85,000 $117,000 $195,000 $209,500 $237,000 $278,000 $290,000 $290,000 $322.500 $345.000 $375,000 $395.000 $420,000 $435,000 $650,000 $68.500 $125,000 $147,500 PRICE $295,500 $296,000 $300.000 $310,000 $383,000 $699,500 $530,000 $75,000 07-11-16 07-15-16 07-15-16 07-07-16 07-11-16 07-12-16 07-15-16 07-15-16 07-12-16 07-15-16 07-07-16 07-13-16 07-07-16 07-15-16 07-11-16 07-07-16 07-15-16 07-12-16 07-15-16 07-11-16 07-14-16 07-13-16 07-07-16 07-13-16 07-11-16 07-11-16 07-15-16 07-15-16 07-15-16 07-11-16 07-14-16 07-11-16 07-12-16 07-13-16 07-12-16 07-08-16 07-54-16 07-12-16 07-07-16 07-15-16 07-14-16 07-14-16 07-07-16 07-07-16 07-12-16 DATE 07-15-16 07-15-16 07-13-16 07-0716 0714-16 07-13-16 07-08-16 07-08-16 public-record.com Patrïcia E Wagner John Joseph Zone linda M Harty Norman Grandos Daniela L Benigno Domingo TTiu Adam Hoge Kyle A Rahrig Thomas Reich Richard J Bake Labren Trust Brighton Mews Venture lic James P 0 Mars Sean K Patel Janice Berman Rena laurent Hamm Jr Berta Scherschel Estate Alise Doraste Rembert P Corrales Helena Slota Mohammed O Abbasi Manhal Odisho George Yacoub Mark N Mckelvey Adam Investments LIc Monica lusco Vedat Duro Mildred Feklman Peter Meister Kang Suk Park Peegan Development Inc J Simon Lic Liver Jasarevic Mary C Kokot Estate Renne A Wagner David J Disparte Florin D Beniuc Margaret Jenkins Pat Hallihan Kate De La Pasqua Jennifer Gora Clifford R Diehi SELLER Jimmy R Zieman Andre Ordeanu Lina Liu Thomas Helma Thomas Mazzola Howard J Magie Steven M Foresta Diane IynnVan Houghton Chu Orn Hays Glenn Zimmerman Samuel Cieszynski Christian A Zapata & Joanne Amador Zapata Joy Maxwell Robyn E Steger James Fusco & Melissa Fusco Nicholas P Hoeft & Pantra S Hoeft Alex R Nichols & Lisa F Nichols Maxn,illian Karpiak & leslie C Karpiak Brian Kiernan & Susan Kiernan Muhanad Mandi & Sahar Allawi Elvira T Burro & Rommel Burro Rita Shamon & Wilson lshaq kiewicz George Koumbis & Theonie Kournbis Richard D Oribello & Vanessa T Ramos Lauren J Schulman Hieu I Tras & Michelle Tras Mehin Williams & Alice Williams Marlou Gregorio Raymund Burgos John Puskarz John Puskarz George Rosca Paul Linus Mariana Cebotari Christian L Kopp & Sophia Kopp Selvije Arifi Tom Joseph & Olga Joseph Huarnao Chen Marko Shvets Paul Carbonaro Anna Healy & Anthony Healy Skaron Kreuser Owen A Slater & Rachel Tom- linson Domenico Defrenza Eastman Tiu & Juliet Tiu Zachary Fiscus & Jacqueline C Fiscus Benjamin G Foster & Katheen A Foster Matthew Packer & Natalie Berg BUYER Shannon Lee Mcavoy Deborah Ornare KuO Ling Chung Shu Hou Yeh & & Deborah J Raymond J Costello Costello Robert E Smith & Jennifer A Rice Ronald A Pasko John Poornduang & Julie Poom- duang Marius Scaunas Emile Khoury & Christine Bishary Khoury Albert Salom John Cornici William Yu & Angela Pan Vu Darwinn Cain & Maria Cain KimberlyJ Phillips Zeeshan Farooq Adam Wrobel & Marcio Pietrasz- This list is not intended to be a complete record ofall real estate transactions. Data compiled by Record Information Services 1630-557-1000 1132 Tyrell Ave, Park Ridge 1632 Linden Ave, Park Ridge 170 Marguerite St. Park Ridge 299 S Northwest Hwy. Park Ridge 733 S Hamlin Ave, Park Ridge 622 Florence Dr, Park Ridge 1005 Peale Ave, Park Ridge 310 N Aldine Ave, Park Ridge 515 S Fairview Ave, Park Ridge 7900 Central Ave, Morton Grove 7120 N Milwaukee Ave, if 409, NOes 8344 N New England Ave, Nues 8238 N Milwaukee Ave, Miles 7319 W Greenleaf St, Miles 8236 N Neya Ave, Miles l4l9WTouhy Ave,# 12, Park Ridge 1301 W Touhy Ave, if 308, Park Ridge 44 Park In, if 125, Park Ridge 120 N Clifton Ave, if OB, Park Ridge 131 Joyce Pl, Park Ridge 708 Parkwood Ave, Park Ridge 44 Park In, Park Ridge 1300 Peterson Ave, Park Ridge 2008 Canfield Rd. Park Ridge 305 S Dee Pd, Park Ridge 121 Princeton St, Des Plaines 121 Princeton St, Des Plaines 1338 S 6th Ave, 1310 Middleton Ct, Des Plaines Grove 8620 Waukegan Rd. Morton Grove 7730 Dempster St, if 402, Morton Grove 7915 Linder Ave, Morton Grove 6401 Lincoln Ave, if 506, Morton Grove 8833 Harlem Ave, Morton Grove 8804 Oleander Ave. Morton Grove 7054 Church St, Morton Grove 7663 Greenwood St. Morton Grove 8644 Frontage Rd. Morton Grove 5435 Keeney St. Morton Grove 9210 Ozark Ave, Morton Grove 7731 Maple St. Morton Grove 7845 Lyons St, Morton Grove 71 16 Church St, Morton Grove 8801 W Golf Pd, Nues 9128 W Terrace Dr, if 2A, Nues 0118W Elmwood Dr, if 5C, Hiles 8019W Park In, Nues 8615 W Park In, Nues 8815 W Golf Rd. if 3, Miles ADDRESS Des Plaines 2240 Spruce Ave, Des Plaines 318 Laurel Ave, 543 La Salle St, Des Plaines 291 Stratford Rd. Des Plaines 5506 Lincoln Ave, if 414, MortOn $252,500 $256,000 $265,000 $265,000 $271.000 $272.000 $274,500 $275,000 $280,000 $282,500 $161,500 $163,000 $166,000 $172,000 $179,500 $187,500 $194,000 $194,500 $195,000 $200,000 $200,006 $208,000 $230,000 5235,000 $240,000 $242,000 $245,000 $247,500 $250,000 5252,000 PRICE $118,000 $125,000 $52,000 $64,000 $6S.000 $110,000 $113.500 $120,000 $122,000 $125,000 $145,000 $146,000 $154,000 $155,000 $155,500 5157,000 $159,000 $160.000 $90,000 $93,000 $105,500 $115,000 07-15-16 07-14-16 07-13-16 07-14-16 07-14-16 07-14-16 07-11-16 07-12-16 07-13-16 07-14-16 07-13-16 07-11-16 07-07-16 07-12-16 07-15-16 07-08-16 07-13'16 07-07-16 07-08-16 07-08-16 07-14-16 07-08-16 07-07-16 07-08-16 07-15-16 07-1 1-16 07-14-16 07-11-16 07-13-16 07-12-16 07-11-16 07-15-16 07-13-16 07-14-16 07-13-56 07-1 1-56 07-08-16 07-08-16 07-14-16 07-12-16 07-11-16 07-12-16 07-07-16 07-15-16 07-14-16 07-13-16 DATE 07-14-16 07-08-16 07-08-16 07-11-16 07-14-16 07-14-16 - Lourdes M Zara George Rodighiero Vicente Marquez Phyllis A Grofman larolina Bocian Norbert i Paprocki Helen A Lazzarotto Marion Tenczar Estate Stephen M Rogers Afzal P Siddiqui Dimitry Snezhkov OliverTso Saji John Abraham Mathai Uranela Kovacevic JohnsonTrust Matthew D Yurkanin Chicago Title Land Trust Co Matthew G Spatzes Michael Franklin Daniel A Magel Arthur Kopec Sharon Ann Snyder NataliaSolov Us Bank Trust Na Trustee Pret Npl Financing 2014 1 Caroline Aufrere Estate JcaFund 11 LIc Chicago Title Land Trust Co Jennifer R Pantoja Yvonne Wozniczka Doege Kluth Trust Jose J De La Cruz KelvinKonia Janusz Malinowski AnilkumarRPatel us Bank NaTrustee Hermani Walter Federal Home Loan Mtg Corp Anastasios Vaggelatos MaryEMchugh Hat 1735 lIc Tomy Nella JayabahenSoni TrishaHolub Antoaneta R Galabova SEILER DonnaJulian KevinPNicolin Gregory E Dreyer Sot2llc Weelrust Jayawanth Bhasker Paul Nasui Nicholas Wayne Kautman & Kelly Kaufman Shamir Bertrand Raymond C Busk Eileen M Nohelty John Edmund Anthony Forde & Catherine Vonesh Forde Sean Murphy & Michelle K Murphy Duk Hwa lee lambe Bobby Papoulias & Androniki Papoulias Funmilayo Joseph Brian Podgorny & Kristi Pod- Murillo Amitkumar V Shah & Sweta K Shah Janet Zebrowaski Eric A Schar & Julia H Schar Nicolle S Ancateu & Kosta Sunda Patryk Pieta Grant D Alesander & Megan Nuffer Khaleel Mohammed & Asra Sultana KyungAekim Wengui Xin & Jing Xu Zaidan M Siddioui Jitendra Patel & Nionica Patel Jose M Graciano & Marayda C Graciano BUYER Kristina R Kittleson Milen Dlmltrow Wanwan He & Xiqin lin Gabriela Olelniczak Ewa W lis & Maciej Lis Francelia Paniagua & Milton Paniagua Manojkumar Patel & Swetal Patel Aneetta George Khundmir Syed Michael Ronzio James V Bartlett Jr & Olivia T Bartlett Milan Zivadinovic Maria Vasguez & Antonio Vasquez David Disparte & Kathryn Disparte Alissa lapore Anita Baran & Lukasz Baran Olivia Isabel Brkljacic Hardik Navi & Jyotika Hardik Navi Silvie Sabasova Joseph Stolz & Jennifer Stolz Allena Mando & Sam Shabandir Anthony Lovitsch TienQTat& DuyenTLy Sekh A Alam & Sabina Aftab gorny Victoria Smith Wha Jung Kim & Yang Ja Kim Aaron M Kipnis & Olivia Kipnis Juan Gomez Murillo & Elva Yuliy Kleban

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Avail- able are fresh produce, olive oil, bird houses and birdseed, food storage containers, green products and more. 3 p.m. Des Plaines Public Library 1501 Ellinwood St., Des Plaines, free, 847- cago. 3 p.m. Donald E. Stephens Con- vention Center, 5555 N. River Road, Rosemont, $40 - $900, 310-648-8410 Skokie Photographic Society: group meets on the third Thursday of each month. All levels of photographic skill are welcome. 7:30 p.m. Skokie Village Hall, 5127 Oakton St., Skokie, free, 847-677-8324 Ignite A Networking Power Work- shop: breakfast meeting for CEOs, senior marketing executives and sales leaders responsible for driving company growth. Reserve your spot today and educational workshopping. 7:30 a.m. Aug. 18 and Aug. 23, OneIMS, 8833 Gross Point Road, Skokie, free, 888- 663-4671 Special Exhibition Three Years, Eight Months, and Twenty Days: The Cambodian Atrocities and the Search for Justice: Cambodian genocide and the current trials to bring the perpetrators to justice, 40 years later. 10 a.m. All week, Illinois Holocaust Museum and Educa- tion Center, 9603 Woods Drive, Skokie, free, 847-967-4835 Friday, Aug 19 Friday, open until 7 p.m. on Ellinwood cover bands. The weekly concerts cover bands. 2 Thursday from June occur every 1 with food and beverage through Sept. a park's great lawn and tents on the after every musical fireworks display Park at show. 7 p.m. MB Financial Place, Rosemont, Rosemont, 5501 Park free, 847-349-5554 Chicago: 2016 WIzard World to celebrate sands offans are on hand movies, comics, the best in pop culture: television, origi- cosplay, video gaming, more. Carrie nal art, collectibles and Sebastian Stan, Fisher, Michael J. Fox, Anderson, David Duchovny, Gillian Thompson and Christopher Lloyd, Lea Rosario Dawson are among the celebri- ties and industry professionals at the 2016 Wizard World Comic Con Chi- join in an early morning meeting of Look, This con- Enjoy some great Learn what free From now through Au- Rockin' in the Park 2016: STEAM playground for kids. 4p.m. Niles Public Library 6960 W. Oakton St., Niles, free, 847-663-1234 Park Ridge Fly Tying Club Meetings: Chicago Fly Fishers Club meet at 7 p.m. formed by an experienced demon- strator. The members have an opportunity to tie the same pattern using tools and materials provided by the club. 7 p.m. Park Ridge Community Church, 100S. Courtland Ave., Park Ridge, free, 847-823-3164 Wiggle While You Walk on the Li- brary Lawn: gust, you are invited to take a Story- Doreen Cronin. This energetic book about an animated dog who wiggles in a variety of funny situations is worth imitating. There are also interactive features added like hula hoops, ma- racas and a special surprise inside the library. Come follow this fun family activity for kids of all ages. 9 a.m. All week, Park Ridge Public Library 205. Prospect Ave., Park Ridge, free, 847- 825-3123 Karaoke Thursdays: pizza and sing a tune or two. 7 p.m. Perry's Pizza and Ribs, 711 Devon Ave., Park Ridge, free. 847-823-4422 cert series features the music of classic Kostner Ave., Lincoinwood, free, 847- Lincoinwood, free, Kostner Ave., 677-52 77 Eagle: The Hot Ticket: Eddie the the notori- story of Eddie Edwards, underdog ski ously tenacious British 2 p.m. and 6:30 1988 Winter Olympics. Library 6140 p.m. Morton Grove Public Grove, free, 847- Lincoln Ave., Morton 965-4220 and Play: On Googie Apps for Work a Mobile Device: do, get tips on Google Applications photos, hangouts using Google Maps, and more. Registration limited to six. Prerequisite: Must be experienced and comfortable with computer, keyboard and mouse. 7 p.m. Morton Grove Public Library 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 Wonder Ground Open Lab: touch, tinker, and play with an intrigo- ing array of science-oriented curios- ities in this new space designed especially for kids. A drop-in visit is meant to last about 15 minutes. Activities are repeated each week from Tuesday to Thursday. The Wonder Ground is a Thursdays from October through May. Demonstrations of fly tying are per- Walk! featuring the boo "Wiggle" by Aug. 18 and Aug. 20, Proesel Park, 7055 Aug. 20, Proesel Park, Aug. 18 and the world at the jumper who charmed Bring a blan- Discover the Beyond The Register starting July The City of Evanston spon- The City of Evanston with the kids that's close to The Grove is an ideal place for a trip No registration is required, but in case European Genealogy: process for researching ancestors in European sources. Glenview Library card required. 2 p.m. Glenview Public Library, 1930 Glenview Road, Glen- Books N' Bites: 21, for an offsite book discussion on School-Assigned Books, (snacks pro- Meatheads. 4p.m. Lincolnwood Public Library, 4000 W Pratt Ave., Lincoln- wood, free, 847-677-5277 Summer Storytime in Madeleine's Garden at Proesei Park: ket and enjoy 30 minutes of stories and outdoor activities geared toward birth through five year olds. The children must be accompanied by a caregiver- of rain, storytime is canceled. 10 a.m. It is said that art reflects the times and It is said that art reflects 927 Noyes Noyes Cultural Arts Center, St., Evanston, free, 847-859-7835 Art of Peggy Evanston Legend: The Llpschutz: of the paint- sors a month long show Peggy Lipschutz ings and drawings of musicians 2-5 p.m. on Oct. 4, with Peggy including Rebecca Armstrong, Browning, Mark Dvorak, Maura Lally and Kristin Lems. 10 a.m. All week, Noyes Cultural Arts Center, 927 Noyes St., Evanston, free, 773-816-4716 Hidden Art of Trees: Hidden Art of Trees showcases some of artisans and the materials that inspire them. The grain, the color, and even random defects in the wood motivate these artists to create some of the most stunning and unique furniture and Garden, 1000 Lake Cook Road, Glen- coe, free, 847-835-5440 Summer History Tours at The Grove: day home this summer. Take a tour of the historic buildings with costumed inter- preters who show guests what pioneer life was like in Northern Illinois over 150 years ago. The tours are free and include demonstrations plus fun activities for kids. 11 a.m. Aug. 18 to Aug. 20. The Grove, 1421 Milwaukee Ave., Glen- view, free, 847-299-6096 view, free, 847-729-7500 vided). Meet at the Lincolnwood Li- brary at 4 p.m., so the group can walk to The Art Of War Art exhibit: Barbara The Art Of of Evanston has artwork Goldsmith of a series of sculptures that consists of evocative of implements which are the Armor Series. war. They are called 10 a.m. All week, that war is ever thus. between with an Opening Reception the Midwest's most talented wood bowls. 8 a.m. All week, Chicago Botanic Join the The latest The Evanston Art Center The arts and crafts offered at the The arts and crafts offered

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free, 847-475-1030 Indian, 3001 Central St., Evanston, $3 Mitchell Museum of the American kids, $5 adults and Tribal members led tour at 2 p.m. and a panel discussion from 3-4:30 p.m. 1 p.m. All week, Welcoming reception at 1 p.m., curator Women Opening Doors to Change." latest exhibit, Contemporary Native Mitchell Museum for the opening of its Opening Doors to Change: Contemporary Native Women 475-1030 tral St., Evanston, $3 children, seniors; $5 adults; Tribal Members Free, 847- um of the American Indian, 3001 Cen- artists who have presented at the museum. 10 a.m. All week, Mitchell Muse- donated by key collectors and Native also a dazzling display of 45 objects photographs and memorabilia. There is lectures and performances through ades of thought-provoking exhibits, um. The exhibit celebrates four dec- Connecting Cultures: 40 Years at tures: 40 Years at the Mitchell Muse- Evanston, free, 847-475-5300 exhibit unveiled is: Connecting Cul- Evanston Art Center, 1717 Central St., Jessica Cochran address the residency theme Society during their stay. 9 a.m. Each of the artists chosen by curator no, Kirsten Leenaars and Pedro Valez. artists: Adriana Kuri Alamillo, Judith Brotman, Joseph Cruz, David Giorda- 2017, the Art Center proudly hosts launches an inaugural artwork-in- the Mitchell Museum: dencies. From June 2016 to March center's project space for 4-week resi- to move into the second floor of the residence program, inviting six artists gram: Society Artwork In Residence Pro- 475-5300 1717 Central St., Evanston, $30, 847- week, 12:15 p.m. Evanston Art Center, submit a maximum of four images. All able application fee entitles artists to the event website. A $30 non-refund- media and more. For more information media and more. For visit and to submit your application, glass, painting, photography, mixed glass, painting, photography, works ofjewelr ceramics, fiber, metal, works ofjewelr ceramics, annual Winter Expo include original annual Winter Expo ists: Evanston Art Center Call for Art- Evanston Art Center Evanston, $15-$25, 847-492-8860 7:30 p.m. SPACE, 1245 Chicago Ave., 7:30 p.m. SPACE, 1245 The Honeydogs and Dusty Heart: The Honeydogs and Thursday, August 18 Thursday, August Please call the venue in advance. Please call COMMUNITY CALENDAR COMMUNITY ID 26 Thursday, August18, 2016 A Chicago Tribune Publication o 8 E ow ßuses www.zurkopromotions.com DuPage CountyFairgrounds. SAT. AUG.20th / ALL-NIGHT (COUNTY FARM&MANCHESTER) * WHEATON....LEGENDARY-MASSIVE New V in theClassifieds! 715-526-9769 'i. WHEATON, IL * FLEAMARKET* Sell YourStuff (3PM-3AM)/$7 MEET "BRADYBUNCH" - CASTREUNION AUCTIONS CalI 312.283.7008toplaceyourad TO ADVERTISE 312-283-7008 CALL p1acealladtribunes1urbscom To PlaceAnAd Online go to: n. n 4 I

27 A Chicago Tribune Publication - Thursday, August 18,2016 Shop TBG is part- Gather with Register to learn several Infants to 5-year-olds, with a Infants to 5-year-olds, Turn to Calendar, Next Page and manga, draw fan art, make cosplay 6960 W Oakton St., Niles. free, 847- 663-1234 Park Ridge Farmers Market: for fresh produce, soap, olive oils, flowers, pickles, pasta baked goods and meat. The weekly market also features live music and kids activities. Help give back to the community by bringing canned goods to the market to donate to the New Hope Food Pantr1 7 a.m. Prairie Avenue and Main Street, 15 Prairie Ave., Park Ridge, free, 847-309- 2433 The Burke Group Community Recy- de and Donation Event: neringwith the Village ofRosemont to host this event that allows area resi- Roaring Fun with Renee Rosen: Join the Roaring Twenties," about the time sters, flappers and fabulous fashion. The program is organized in association with the Morton Grove Historical Museum and will feature a collection of photos, fashion and memorabilia documenting Morton Grove through the lens ofthe wild 19205. 2 p.m. Mor- ton Grove Public Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 Morton Grove Farmers Market: Shop for locally produced fruits and vegetables, flowers, crafts, baked goods, pantry items, body products and more at this weekly market Extras include live music and entertainment for kids. 8 am. Dempster Street and Georgiana Avenue, 6210 Dempster St., Morton Grove, free, 847-750-6436 Anlm and MangaClub: fellow fans to watch and discuss anime costumes. 2 p.m. Nues Public Library, the flat fee ofjust $30. Some restric- $30. Some fee ofjust the flat p.m. 8 p.m. Aug. 20 and 5 tions apply. 847-657-1637 player group, Concert with Karen A Preschool to dance and caregiver are welcome interactive enjoy Karen and Carl's and their music for young children Bank , 6666 N. families. 10 am. Liberty free, 847- Lincoln Ave., Lincolnwood, 677-5277 with Basic Jour- Get Hooked Crafts nal Binding: for hand- simple binding techniques Morton Grove made journals. 10 a.m. Ave., Mor- Public Library 6140 Lincoln ton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 us for a presentation and a discussion with Renee Rosen, author of numerous books including "Dollface: A Novel of when Chicago was filled with gang- Aug. 21, Glenview Prairie Club, 2800 Prairie Club, Aug. 21, Glenview up to 6 Glenview, $30 for W. Lake Ave., and Carl: Featur- Get your This is a Grab your After 5 p.m., Learn how plants in the Learn how plants in A free weekly event, this clubs and a flashlight for the most fun after dark. This outing includes all the "neon" you'll need to navigate nine holes. Spaces fill up quickly, so advance registration is required. 8 p.m. Aug.20 and 5 p.m. Aug. 21, Glenview Prairie Club, 2800 W. Lake Ave., Glenview, $25 per person, 847-657-1637 Family Night Golt groups ofup to six players can play for ner Farm: farmers market takes place rain or shine. Shop for seasonal fruits and vegetables, flowers, homemade jellies and preserves, cheese and eggs. Free parking is available. For a full list of vendors and special market events visit the event website. 8 a.m. Wagner Farm, 1510 Wagner Road, Glenview, free, 847-657-1506 Mr Dave Morning Show: Saturday started with Mr. Dave's mix of classics, covers and original songs; guaranteed to get the entire family moving and shaking. 10:30 a.m. The Book Market at Hangar One, 2651 Navy Blvd., Glenview, free, 847-904-7304 Glow In The Dark Golf: you can legally have on a golf course um Garden: significant to museum's garden were Indian, 3001 Museum of the American free, 847-475- Central St., Evanston, 1030 comic vignettes that explore the lives middle class women in urban America. and dignity in a world that fails to recognize them among a parade of stereo- typical images. 7p.m. Aug. 20 and 3 p.m. Aug. 21, Noyes Cultural Arts Cen- ter, 927 Noyes St., Evanston, $12-$17, 847-866-5914 Jazz Meets Blues Concert III: ing internationally renowned jazz bassist Marlene Rosenberg, and Delta bluesman David "Chainsaw" Dupont. 7 p.m. Aug. 20 and 3 p.m. Aug.21, Noyes Cultural Arts Center, 927 Noyes St, Evanston, $12, 847-866-5915 Gtenview Farmers Market at Wag- recommended for children ages 5 and children for recommended re- is no minimum age up, but there at Activities are offered quirement. adult entire family. An to engage the participants. 10:30 must accompany and Aug. 21, Mitchell a.m. Aug. 20 3001 the American Indian, Museum of $3 kids, $5 Central St., Evanston, adults, 847-475-1030 MItchell Muse- Spotlight Tours: The a.m. Mitchell Native people. 10:30 "Single Black Female": rapid-fire two-woman show with ofthirty-something African American Watch as they search for love, clothes varying levels of difficulty and interest of difficulty and varying levels Shop for Overeaters Adult Comedy every Drop in with friends to 8p.m. SPACE, 1245 Chi- The Self-Help Closet & Pantry and television credits on stage. 9p.m. Animal Arts and Seasonal Stories: "Animal Arts & Seasonal Stories" are comer meeting on the last Saturday of the month. No dues, fees or weigh-ins. For information, call Hannah. 9 a.m., St Matthews Episcopal Church 2120 Lincoln St, Evanston, free, 773-996- 0609. Signature Entertainment Presents: LOL Saturday: Saturday night hosted by Comedy legends Tony Sculfield and Mark Sim- mons. National headliners with movie Chicago's Home of Chicken & Waffles, 2424 W Dempster St, Evanston, $15 adult advance; $20 at the door, 847-52 1- 6434 375-1443 Evanston Farmers Market: fresh produce, meat, cheese, baked dors. Please note: LINK cards are ac- cepted. 7:30 a.m. Oak Avenue and Uni- versity Place, 1090 University Place, Evanston, free, 847-448-8045 Jon Cleary: cago Ave., Evanston, $20-$35, 847-492- 8860 FUSE: Studio: wire LEDs, compose a ringtone, build an amp, mix chemicals to make gel beads, navigate a robot obstacle course and more. For grades six to 12. midnight Saturday, Evanston Public Li- brar 1703 Orrington Ave., Evanston, free, 847-448-8600 Overeaters Anonymous: Anonymous meets Saturdays. New- Saturday, Aug. 20 Aug. Saturday, Toastmasters meeting: Poiyglots the only Toastmasters Polyglots is States Club in the United International its meetings in German. that conducts keep it German or want to If you speak this club. Go to fresh or improve it, visit their website at www.polyglotstoast- meetup at masters.org/ and their wwwmeetup.com/Polyglots-Toast- Please masters-German-speaking/. email [email protected] as sometimes for the current location, than the Des they meet at places other a.m. Des Plaines Plaines Library 9:30 St., Des Public Library 1501 Ellinwood Plaines, free, 847-827-5551 Mini-Golf Fund- Putt for the Pantry raIser: of Des Plaines hosts its fourth annual summer fundraiser, a miniature golf event for all ages. Noon, Mountain View Adventure Center, 515 E. Algon- quin Road, Des Plaines, Varies, 847- goods, flowers and more from 51 ven- Ben Just drop in to The senior center Brain-Body Training/ The Niles North Thea- 8 p.m. SPACE, 1245 8 p.m. SPACE, Bring a blanket tojust drop in to Bring a blanket tojust

2122 Aug. 19, Drama Performance Center, 9800 Lawler Ave., Skokie, $10, 847-626- Aug.18. 4p.m. and 7p.m. Aug. 18 and season with the Director's Circle pro- duction of "Deathtrap" by Ira Levin. N lles North Theatre "Deathtrap" Presentation: nity performance held at 10 a.m. on the Box Office. There is a free commu- tre Department opens the 2016-17 Tickets may be purchased by calling $40, 847-677-7761 p.m. Aug. 20 and 3 p.m. Aug. 21, Skokie Theatre, 7924 N. Lincoln Ave., Skokie, night out. 8 p.m. Aug. 19,5 p.m. and 8 tainment option for couples, or girls' and women, making it a perfect enter- sexes is full of wonderful scenarios that celebrate the differences between men This prehistoric look at the battle of the "Defending The Caveman": ning solo show in Broadway history. off-Broadway tour of the longest run- Tedder stars in the 25th Anniversary Park Ridge, free, 847-692-5127 offers a friendly bridge game every Friday morning. 9 a.m. Park Ridge Senior Center, 100 S. Western Ave., Duplicate Bridge: view, $10-$15,847-502-0630 Park Center, 2400 Chestnut Ave., Glen- Wednesdays and Fridays. Glenview cise physiologist. 10a.m. Mondays, instructor is Drew Surinsky, an exer- Body Training: PWR! is Parkinson-specific exercise, scientifically designed to target symptoms of PD. It includes boxing training for endurance, agility and stability. The Parkinson Wellness Recovery Brain- view, free, 847-729-7500 Library, 1930 Glenview Road, Glen- p.m. and 6:30 p.m. Glenview Public driveway. This film is rated PG-13. 2 living in her van that is parked on his woman (Dame Maggie Smith). She is see this story about a man who forms see this story about a an unexpected bond with a transient "The Lady In the Van": view, free, 847-729-7500 lic Library, 1930 Glenview Road, Glen- lic Library, 1930 Glenview nity Room West. 11 a.m. Glenview Pub- nity Room West. 11 a.m. locations. The rain location is: Commu- locations. The rain location or call Youth Services for storytime or call Youth Services guests at locations around Glenview for guests at locations around and fun. Stop by outdoor songs, stories join Miss Meleesa and her special join Miss Meleesa and Stories in the Sun Drop-In Story- Stories in the Sun Drop-In time: 492-8860 Chicago Ave., Evanston, $25-$45, 847- Evanston, $25-$45, Chicago Ave., Kevin GrIffin: 827-5551 Calendar, from Previous Page from Previous Calendar, CALENDAR 4:. N sday, August 18,2 28 Ave., Evanston, $8,847-492-8860 Chuck: 8p.m.SPACE,1245Chicago Brother JohnKattke&Barreihouse free, 847-673-0500 Village Hall,5127OaktonSt.,Skokie, sauces andspices.7:30a.m.Skokie Monday, Aug.22 with cheese,bakedgoods,coffee, vegetables, fruitsandflowersalong gan andWisconsinsellfresh-picked vendors fromIllinois,Indiana,Michi- Skokie FarmersMarket:and Ridge, freewilloffering,847-823-3164 Church, looS.CourtlandAve.,Park 10 a.m.ParkRidgeCommunity offering istakenandallarewelcome. worship withaBigBand.Agood-will Park Ridge:ComejoininSunday The JazzCommunityBigBandin 312-357-4907 Blvd. &ChestnutAve.,Glenview,free, 10 a.m.LittleBearGardenPark,Patriot through playgroups,classesandevents. community, andexploreJewishlife 24 monthsmakeconnections,build parents andfamilieswithchildren0- park. jBabyChicagohelpsexpectant to comeschmooze,eatandplayinthe j BabyChicagoBageisinthePark gested donation,847-724-2235 view HistoryCenterFarmhouse,1121 (Gienviaw):jBaby Chicagoinvitesyou N. WaukeganRoad,Glenview,$5sug- cavalry's roleinthe1860s.2p.m.Glen- Burget presentsaprogramaboutthe Cavairy's Poi.inthe1860s:Barry 847-864-1679 House, 626ChurchSt.,Evanston,free, sion: 3p.m.TheCelticKnotPublic John Wiiliams'Sundaymusicses- 492-8860 Chicago Ave.,Evanston,$18-$34,847- Radney Foster:7p.m.SPACE,1245 Sunday, Aug.21 Drive, Skokie,free,847-967-4800 and EducationCenter,9603Woods 10:30 a.m.IllinoisHolocaustMuseum respond asifPinchaswereintheroom. language technologysoftwarewill question youwouldlike,andnatural Holocaust SurvivorPinchasGutterany Rosemont, free Burke Group,9575W.HigginsRoad, mentally-friendly way.10a.m.The wanted itemsinaresponsible,environ- dents andemployeestogetridofun- Calendar, fromPreviousPage CALENDAR Preserving SurvivorStories:Ask 7:30 p.m.SPACE, 1245ChicagoAve., Junior Brown:With MicheleMcGuire. Tuesday, Aug23 website. 1p.m.DogsintheRing,7243 kie. Formoreinformation,callorgoto 677-0696 N. SaintLouisAve.,Skokie,$120, 847- on Aug.8,atDogsIntheRing,inSko- Small DogsOnlyTrainingclass,begins Smail DogTraining:Thefour-week, 663-1234 6960W. OaktonSt.,Niles,free,847- essary. 4:30p.m.NilesPublicLibrary, new LegoClub.Noregistrationisnec- month tocreatemasterpiecesatthis club onthefourthMondayofeach ten througheighthgradestojoininthis Ave., MortonGrove,free,847-965-4220 for moreinformation.2p.m.Morton Lego Club:Forstudentsinkindergar- Grove PublicLibrary,6140Lincoln 847-929-5101 orgotowwwmgpl.org knitting projectsandneedles!Call challenges. Don'tforgetyourcurrent can showyouhowtosolveknitting with fellowknitters.Expertknitters through knittingprojectsandsocialize Knitting Roundtabie:Comework Ave., MortonGrove,free,847-965-4220 ton GrovePublicLibrary6140Lincoln for moreinformation.10:30a.m.Mor- 847-929-5102 orgotoww%v.mgpl.org in alow-key,unstructuredsession.Call introduce youngchildrentothelibrary schoolers withaparentorcaregiverto group: Drop-inplaytimeforpre- MGPL Kids:MondayMorningPiay- 965-4220 Lincoln Ave.,MortonGrove,free,847- Morton GrovePublicLibrary6140 crocheting orotheryarncrafts.4p.m. are invitedtotrytheirhandatknitting, Yarn Gang:Kidsingradesoneandup Ave., Glenview,free,847-724-5670 Glenview ParkCenter,2400Chestnut bring yourownyogamat.6:30p.m. are freeandopentothepublic.Please blissful starttoyourweek.Yogaclasses lity ofabeautifullakesidesettingfor view PatioLawn:Enjoythetranquil- ton, free,847-864-1679 Public House,626ChurchSt.,Evans- free, 847-448-8600 Branch, 2026CentralSt.,Evanston, Evanston PublicLibrary-North younger withacaregiver.10:15a.m. Lakeside YogaatParkCenterLake- flapps perform.8p.m.TheCelticKnot Every Mondayinthepub,TheMud- Live Biuegrass,RootsandFoik: and freeplayforbabiesages2 Book Bables:Songs,games,storytime TEDxNorthbrookLibrary TheEvolu- justice. 11:30a.m.MortonGrovePublic 806-8421 8307 N.HarlemAve.,Niles,free, 702- 7 p.m.St.JohnBrebeufParish Church, . 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CJE SenlorLifeCounselingAppoint- view, free,847-729-7500 Library 1930GlenviewRoad,Glen- ture cookies.7p.m.GlenviewPublic your libraryandtheOilLamp'ssigna- Enjoy anintimateeveningoftheaterat Glenview's ownOilLampTheater. performed bythetalentedactorsfrom Splintered Thing,"fourshortplays season canendwith"LoveisaMany Summer TheaterLive:Thesummer Glencoe, free,847-835-5440 Botanic Garden,1000LakeCookRoad, tory andhighlights.10a.m.Chicago Tour, anoverviewoftheGarden'shis- the mainisland,orGrandTram Tour, aclose-upviewofthegardenson narrated tourontheBrightEncounters concert, visitorscanboarda25-minute overlooking EveningIsland.Afterthe day morningsintheMcGinleyPavilion tative musicalperformancesonTues- Tuesday MorningMusic:Garden visitors canenjoyfreehour-longmedi- 1818 MapleAve.,Evanston,free Inn ChicagoNorthShore/Evanston, every Tuesday.7:15am.HiltonGarden group boasts80membersandmeets house: Thiscommunityleadership Rotary ClubofEvanstonLight- Evanston, $20-$45,847-492-8860 Turn toCalendar, NextPage ville, free,630-766-8200 Bensenville, 12S.CenterSt.,Bensen- caricature artist.5:30p.m.Downtown games, giveaways,photo-booths anda Early intheevening,thereare free ner intheparkpriortoconcert. sell dinneranddessertitems,for din- tastes. FavoriteBensenvillerestaurants has somethingtoofferallmusical ket: Thisfamilysummerconcertseries Wednesday, Aug24 before theyleavehomeforschool.This TED TalksforCollege:Watchsomeof been widowedforonetofouryears. 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Suburban Norththisyear, Hills movesintotheCentral to thefold,according court senseandleadership mobile blockerwhobrings third-year varsityplayer,isa to replaceDwyer.Evans,a pects WalinskiandAragon Vander Jeugdtsaidsheex- Dwyer, akeyoutsidehitter. one ofthemwasCarolyn from lastyear'steam,but only graduatedtwostarters Walinski Aragon, So.OHVeronica Isis Evans,Jr.OHAlyssa Jeugdt AT AGLANCE final in aClass4Aregionalsemi- Niles North SPORTS GIRLSVOLLEYBALLSEASONPREVIEW AREA TEAMS 2015 recor&21-11(5-5 Coach: StacyMetoyer Vander Jeugdtbelieves Keep aneyeon:Vernon Outlook: TheVIkings Key returners:Sr.MH 2015: LosttoNewTher Coach: TerriVander BY GARYLARSENANDBRrrCHRISTIE Pioneer Press worked ontheirathletic hard overthesummer and ment. players fortheircommit- floor, buthepraisedhis filling afewpositionsonthe the first-yearcoach,isstill the offensedevelops.Bohn, keep themcompetitiveas he expectstheirdefenseto experience, butBohnsaid mons lacksizeandvarsity fos tiansen, Sr.OHMariaSkou- Sergey, Jr.SErikaChris- regional semifinal lost toLoyolainaClass4A Central SuburbanNorth), we'll relyheavilyonher." Maine East years," Metoyersaid."So our offensethelastthree has beenakeyinrunning ence performerforusand Wolves. aces and38blocksforthe 1,528 assists,109digs,66 Pehar. Lastseasonshehad to, includingJohansonand have plentyofoptionstoset Balourdos willonceagain offense primary setter,makesthe third seasonastheteam's dos, whoisenteringher serve withconsistency. cern isherteam'sabilityto Johanson andPehar. talented outsidehittersin cording toMetoyer,with Metoyer saidhermaincon- sess aprolificoffense,ac- team. TheWolveswillpos- turns thecoreoflastyear's Sr. DSBiancaTomuta Pehar, Jr.MNicoleZelazko, Johanson, So.OHNatalia ni Balourdos,Sr.OHKaila "The girls Outlook: TheBlueDe- Key returners:Jr.SKim 2015 record:13-19(6-4 Coach KevinBohn "She's beenanall-confer- Keep aneyeonBalour- Outlook NilesWestre- Key returners:Sr.SEle- go. The5-foot-8 conditioned both junior settersnow in with awristinjury. With missed theentire season fill inforChristiansen, who midway throughlastyearto was pulleduptovarsity ability" Bohnsaid. 2015, inSkokie. Nues West'sNataliaPehar(16) andherteammatescelebrateapointduringtheirmatchagainst EvanstononSept.16, Keep aneyeon:Sergey I've seen;' hesaid."They're smoothest setter's they havesome ofthebest, gram fiveorsix yearsand ways in2016. 'y ofusingbothinvarious the fold,Bohnhasluxu- "I've beenwiththepro- hands leading the team,setting the looking forward tothem skilled all-around. I'm hitter because they're that tially playsetter,defense,or and eitheronecouldpoten- both haveaggressiveserves, all-around solid players, sen arefreelance reporters. Brett Christieand GaryLar- Twitter @Pioneer_Press floor." being go-toplayersonthe pace fortheoffense,and TIM BOYLE/PIONEERPRESS r ' I .:' 135 on Thursday, 18, 2016 NHS f : ' / t ' tournament, where--- sport. When eldest But for the three months "We want them to have "It's very much a symbi- Stevenson coach Tim ' Paul Tashima, who Paul Tashima said Taylor, successful team that's not reporterfor Pioneer Press. Twitter ®prepspioneer about performance. In high school, it's being cognizant of different skill levels and being tolerant and supporting and patient. Those were lessons each took away." Crow said Radtke is one of the best and most competitive players he's coached in 15 years at Stevenson. He knows he can be more strict with her than other players on the Patriots roster, much like a club coach might be. she is a Patriot, his desire for Radtke is the same as any player. the best time and be part of a just about the wins and losses," Crow said. Jon i Kerr is a freelance' two daughters who took up two daughters who took club, was old enough to play he coached her at the Ev- anston-based Wildcat Jun- ¡ors. In the fall, Taylor Tash- ima played for New Ther and was a starter for the Trevians' 2012 Class 4A state runner-up team. In 20i3, Taylor and younger sister Isabelle helped lead the Trevians back to the state they finished third. now a junior at Northwest- em, and Isabelle, a fresh- man at Harvard, excelled in the sport because of partici- pation in both club and high schooL otic relationship;' Tashima said. "(In club) playing time isn't about being fair but who is the best player. It's teams where they play local teams where they play kids tournaments and for better' that just want to get Rugebregt said. played on the volleyball and practice teams at UCLA raised UC-Santa Barbara, the daughter Taylor Tashima often work together often Club, varsity routes Club, players for volleyball Not all volleyball players "There is a Junior Olym- college. Wejust try and help them attain their goal." necessary to make their high school team. pic level for the serious players. There are regional talion is that every player who comes in will play in join a club with a college scholarship in mind. Some hope to acquire the skills BRIAN O'MAHONEV/PIONEER PRESS an is "Club volleyball In addition, ist Alliance with the recruiting process, including a video coordina- a good first impression with college coaches. avenue to play in college;' ist Alliance club director Sue Keck said. "Our expec- season's travel schedule. has a staff dedicated to helping volleyball players tor who helps players make Club has teams and pro- The club offers playing options ranging from house leagues to elite-level competition. Fees range from $500 for an individual youth camp to $3,000 annu- ally for elite level age group teams. Fees for the age group travel teams can be higher depending on that based ist Alliance Volleyball grams for kids ages 5 to 18. While high school vol- The Western Springs- and stick with their club it's truly a business at the club level. school (August through late October or early No- vember). In contrast, soccer players sometimes skip their high school seasons team year-round due to overlapping schedules. leyball can be competitive, Stevenson's Jon Radtke plays club volleyball nine months a year but returns to the Patriots in the fall. She says the club Stevenson's Jon Radtke plays club volleyball nine months a year but returns to the Patriots and high school seasons serve different purposes. get said. volleyball girls

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seasons of club (November through July) and high level distinctions between the once players get to a higher Division I scholarships." point where there are clear hard. It's more of a business aspect at the club level, as there's a lot of pressure and you can coach them really High Volleyball. "With club, non Hills coach who also works at Crystal Lake-based Sky kids who are really bright," said Ray Rugebregt the Ver- passion for the sport with played. You try and instill a kids that have never really MATCH MAKING MATCH can work together. volleyball circuit say the two on both sides of the local school and club teams serve different purposes, coaches girls who play the sport year-round. Though high not. opens later this month, gym- nasiums will be filled with school and club volleyball is volleyball players, her experience participating in high might be rare among area didate and Northern Illinois recruit. While her talent ing it all together from club and making it work to be the "With high school, it's bring- Thunder," Radtke volleyball are from Rolling best teammate I can be?' can coexist. standing that the two worlds athlete due to her under- roles as a club and varsity this year, Radtke is a senior this year, Radtke is a outside hitter. Stevenson Patriots, where Stevenson Patriots, so does her allegiance to the so does her allegiance Zurich. When school begins, Zurich. When school Volleyball Club in Lake Volleyball Club in makes a life transition. plays for Rolling Thunder Pioneer Press BY JON J. KERR SPORTS GIRLS VOLLEYBALL SEASON PREVIEW SEASON VOLLEYBALL GIRLS SPORTS j ATAGLANCE p. I Thursday, August18, oo Kevin Sanchez, Sr.MLaith lost toNilesNorthinaClass 3A regionalsemifinal Central SuburbanSouth), Niles West soccer weplay?' far asresultsandthekindof teams onanightlybasisas compete withthosekindsof elevate theprogramand Niles West."It'sourgoalto Milo Cejovicisthecoachat said Cejovic,whosebrother est conferenceinthestate," petitive division. the conference'smorecom- and rivalNilesWestis South, GlenbrookSouth Trier, South, whichfeaturesNew in theCentralSuburban Vikings areintheirfirstyear goalkeeper." goals andhelpoutour and arelookingtolimitthe and we'vemeldedtogether ing entirelyfromlastyear cic said."It'salmostreturn- greatest strengths;'Zukan- have experience. up front.Thebacklinewill could beadifferencemaker scored 4goalslastseason, the 11thseed.Alfaro,who gional final.NuesNorthwas penalties inlastyear'sre- seeded MaineSouthon a teamthatupsetsecond- turn aslidseniorcorefrom Alfaro, Sr.MAZiZAbdU1 Alem Zukancic,Sr.FEdwin sectional semifinal lost toLeydeninaClass3A Central SuburbanNorth), Nues North SPORTS BOYS Key returners: 2015 record:9-6-4(1-1-3 Coach: "It's probablythestrong- Keep "Defense isoneofour Outlook: TheVikingsre- Key returners: 2015 record11-8-7(1-2-2 Coach: AREA TEAMS Evanston, Maine an Milo Cejovic Filip Cejovic BY DANSHALIN,LEEBOSCHANDHEATHERRULEI eye on:The Sr. D Sr. D SOCCER SEASONPREVIEW the midfieldand upfront, have experience ingoal, Presberg ley Simon,Jr.MJohnny Tyler Mongoven,Sr.FBrad- Class lAsectionalsemifinal League), losttoLatinina Independent Northridge Alen Radeljic. older brotherandsenior middle ofthepitchwith changer." it. Hecouldbeagame he wantstodoanddoes on theball.Heknowswhat said. "He'sverycomposed like agrownman,"Cejovic instead. play withanacademyteam last year,butheoptedto would havebeenonvarsity attack. CejovicsaidRadeljic the middleofWolves' looks tobeafocalpointin at thestartofseason, only sophomoreonvarsity fielder DanielRadeljic,the round oftheplayoffs. junior class.Hisconcernis reach atleastthesectional has theWolvespoisedto an upgradeintechnicalskill alit)' amongtheplayersand those roles?' as skill,wehaveguystofill field," Cejovicsaid."Asfar on thefieldandoff figure outhowtobeleaders with leadership. he hasconfidenceinhis starters -butCejovicsaid cluding eightwhowere team tograduation-in- 11 Zaibal Outlook The Knights Key returners: 2015 record:7-10-3(2-3-1 Coach: Radeljic willsharethe "He isyoung,butbuilt Keep Cejovic thinksthefamili- "Some oftheguysneedto Outlook NuesWestlost seniors fromits2015 an Paolo Rossi eye on:Mid- School Sr. G second placefor theconfer- last year.Hefinished in eight goalsand eight assists terms ofproduction." what hedidlastseasonin said. "That'satestamentto happen alothere,"Smith juniors. youth. Muchofthestarting balanced outwithalotof team. is oneofthecaptainsonthe though he'sajunior,Feeney made upofsophomoresand lineup isexpectedtobe Smith said,althoughthat's has moredepththisyear, cording toSmith.Theteam number evenhigher,ac- goal thisyearistoboostthat from 2014to2015,andthe quadrupled itswintotal ron O'Malley, So.DAndresBar- Nick Feeney,Sr.DEmmett 3A regionalsemifinal lost toEvanstoninaClass East SuburbanCatholic), Notre Dame said. and qualityofplay,"Rossi up intermsofleadership to shiftfromoutsideback the backline.Heisexpected but theylostalotonde- (DeLeon) hasbeenstepping ing oursummercamps, central defender. one ofthefewreturnerson defender CarlosDeLeonis postseason. prepare theteamfor a greatrecord,butitshould teams. Thismaynotleadto multiple Class2Aand3A ule onceagain feme. Northridge'ssched- Feeney ledtheteamwith "Which doesn't Keep 2015 record:8-11(3-6 Outlook: NotreDame Key returners: Coach: "In thesummeranddur- Keep Pioneer Press an an Mike Smith eye On:Junior eye on:Even includes really Jr. F Class 3Aregional semifinal lost toGlenbrook Southina Central Suburban North), Maine East Dame." onto thefield petitive spiritandintensity said. "Hebringsthatcom- practice andgames,"Smith tion thereisfierceatboth club levelandthecompeti- FC intheoffseason. round, playingforSockers keeps hisskillsupyear- Year awardin2015.He ence OffensivePlayerofthe Ayala duringtheirClass34regionalsemifinalonOct. Mairie East'sMarekDziergas,left,possessestheballinfrontofGlenbrookSouth'sJavier 2015 record7-13-1(1-3-1 Coach: "Nick playsataveryhigh Jeff Bishop at Notre tently finishoff theoppor- Bishop. Ifthey can consis- this East willworkonfinishing the team,Bishopadded. will beanotherstrengthof coach, hesaid.Possession his enced teamBishop'shadin This isthemostexperi- Blue Demons,Bishopsaid. should beastrengthforthe plenty ofdepth,which returning playersand senior-heavy withlotsof Konrad Nawrot Danny Gamaonov,Sr.M Marek Dziergas, Keep an Outloolc Thesquadis Key returners:Sr.M three yearsashead year, eye according to On: Sr. M Maine 20, 2015. BRIAN O'MAHONEYIPIONEERPRESS Heather Rulearefreelance Lee Bosch,DanShalinand but wehaven'tprovenour- years. and Nawrottohavebig ers expecting seniormidfield- son since2005.Bishopis program's firstlosingsea- record. Lastseasonwasthe the yearwithawinning Blue Demonshopetoend tunities Twitter @Pioneer_Press reportersfor Pioneer Press. Bishop said. scoring, threateningteam," selves tobeaverygoal- "We havethepotential, Dziergas, Gamaonov they create, the e Publication Thursday, August18, 2016 4 C- Glenbrook South coach "The only drawback (to should play a certain formation because it worked on their FIFA 16 (video game)' reporterfor Pioneer Press. overwhelmingly positive, coaches do point out exam- ples of high school teams failing to recognize their limitations and unsuccess- fully employing tactics work at a world super club. Seong Ha said he's even heard misguided opinions about tactics from some of his soccer-obsessed players. soccer's popularity) is that kids think they know it all," he said with a laugh. "Now, you have kids telling me we Dan Shalin is a freelance tions and tactics being em- ployed across the world's major leagues. While this is based on what they've seen MIKE MANTUCCA/PIONEEP PRESS Influenced by international Influenced area coaches employ soccer, styles of formation, wide range Any given weekend, play- Steib said he once sub- Area coaches say the rise "Ifyou have the ball, it's a scribel to the possession- above-all-else theory but his team get forward with the ball more quickly before settling down and, if necessary, playingpossession soccer in the opponent's final third. ofsoccer's popularity in this country over the last 15 years, especially its continu- al presence on television, has significantly enhanced their knowledge of the game and improved their players' soccer IQ especially when it comes to tactics. ers and coaches can tune in and see numerous forma- beautiful game," he said. has altered his view somewhat Now, he prefers to see Often, coaches and pro- Although it hasn't always attacks from the back. Some coaches are happy to see their team play long balls, counterattack and do whatever necessary to get a result. been the case, Schartner said he preaches possession these days, even posting a 9,000-word piece on the benefits of possession soccer on the program's website. careful about becoming pre- dictable (as a team)," said Steib, who led Barrington to the Class AA state title in 2007. grams have philosophies about attacking play that go even deeper than specific formations or tactics. Per- haps they send their team out to win the battle of possession, or theybelieve in the importance of building positioning, shape Steib said it's not unusual "I think you have to be "We're limited in what Barrington coach Scott Steib, entering his 18th season, said he employs different formations according to his personnel in order to keep himself sharp as a coach and to give regular opponents a different look. to find him and his assist- ants sitting at a Denny's or IHOP talking strategy They use salt and pepper shakers and sugar packets as players in discussions about formations, and rotations based on the location of the ball. not always translate to high school, partiallybecause the season lasts just three months. we can do and the amount of time we have with the players' he said. coach Michael Wiggins, center, said formations used in the professional ranks do not always translate well to high school. coach Michael Wiggins, center, said formations "You have an idea about However, Wiggins cau- Though coaches might Hinsdale Central boys soccer team at this summer's Euro- pean Championships. prefer one formation over another, many stress the importance of tactical flex- ibility Unlike their professional or college counter- parts, high school coaches don't have the luxury of choosing a formation and then going out to sign players who fit into that system. what formation you want to go with, but it just depends on what the bus drops off," said Hinsdale Central coach Michael Wiins, who is entering his 15th season in charge of the Red Devils and guided his team to the 2014 Class 3A state title. tions that successful - and complex - formations from the professional game do in finish 2012. 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tively by the Italian national formation was used effec- 3-5-2 this season after the expects to see more high school teams employing a 2000s. The coach said he AC Milan teams of the mid 2-2, a formation used by the number allows you to do pending on your opponent's strength or weakness." first-year head coach Filip Cejovic lined up his Vikings in a somewhat unusual 4-2- a 4-2-4. Just by changing one something different de- quickly to a 4-3-3 or even a Class 3A in 4-2-3-1 can be changed enters his 30th season at the helm and led the Patriots to coach Mark Schartner, who not sound like it, but it really does," said Stevenson boys tions than a 4-4-2, especially offensively. It might which gives you more op- teams will play a 4-2-3-1, international game. increasingly popular, a change that minors the sive 4-2-3-1 have become 4-3-3 and the more defen- many high school teams. But in recent years, the formation community game's strategies. ber of defenders-midfield- ers-forwards) once was the occurring within the soccer come better-versed in the discussions are increasingly players and fans have be- States, these same tactical field, among other things. taken hold in the United drops deep into the mid- striker or a forward who striker or a forward tac1dng and using a true tac1dng and using pressure and counterat- session soccer or absorbing of conversation. There's de- of conversation. There's or the 3-3 versus the 4-2-3-1 pos- trendy 3-5-2; playing

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