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May9,8:00PM Legñd!ry PopSinger /81 BILLY GARDELL A NightofC.mdy HUMPERDINCK I - 2PM) 'I GELBERT i 3 2 i 2015 A Chicago Th1une Publication 4 Aldi stop nearthenewlocation. route 290,CTA85Aand transit connections-Pacebus larger parkinglotandmorepublic Tower YMCA.Thestorehasa Tower ofNilesandtheLeaning walking distanceoftheLeaning advantages. Itislocatedwithin from theroad,"hesaid. and we more visiblelocation. chain wantedtomoveabusier, Batavia division,said Patton, vicepresidentofAldi's for thepastfewmonths.Scott scratch tookafewmonthslonger. 2014, buildinganewAldifrom been operatingsincethefallof pumps. Whilethepumpshave using theresttobuildnewgns It soldaportionofthelandtoAldi, purchased thelottoredevelopit. co, whichhasastorehithearea, Landmark Forddealership.Cost- parcel formerlyoccupiedbythe location. Spectator saidtheylikedthenew who spoketotheNuesHerald- pletely pleased,mostcustomers not everybodywentawaycorn- some shoppingdone.Andwhile Palicki tooktheopportunitytoget around, whileTrusteeRosemary customers andpushingcarts pleted, officialswereseenhelping After theceremonieswerecorn- were onhandtomarktheopening. division andNuesvillageofficials Touhy Ave.openedadaylater. newly builtlocationat6250W was closedonMarch1,andthe Jarvis Avenue.Butthelocation location onWaukeganRoad,near supermarket chainhaditsNues early. to cuttheribbonafewminutes so largethattheofficialsdecided location. Infact,thecrowdswere officials openedthechain'snewest curious shoppersawayasAldi morning ofMarch2didn'tkeep Pioneer Press BY IGORSTUDENROV NEWS have aplaceto putthem,soour the oldstore,"he said."Wedidn't location] thatwe couldn'tcarryin location offeredmorespace. Niles FreeBusroutes411and413 Officials fromAldi's The chillyweatheronthe "We haveproducts[inthenew Patton alsosaidthatthenew The newlocationhasother "It's nearastoplightonTouhy, The movehasbeenintheworks The newstoreislocatedona Until recently, t excellent visibility the discount moves that the Batavia got $100store balloons. Thefirstloocustomers samples ofproductslikecheese said. to seewhatthestorewaslike. an Aldibeforeandshewascurious one ofthecustomerswaitingin ers keptcoming. earlier. Tenminuteslater,custom- officials decidedtodotheopening stretched alongthewall,and nally scheduledfor9am.Butby selection andhealthierfood. produce section,alargerwine were missing." customers didn'tknowwhatthey Customers enterthenewlyopenedNUesAldilocationat on produce. that wouldearn themdiscounts their namesforaprizedrawing customers were and chocolates,whileIcidsgot line. Shesaidshe'dneverbeento 8:45 Palicki wasthe onlyVillage Inside. employeeshandedout "I'm gladtoseeitopen,"she Bonnie Davidson,ofNiles,was The ribbon-cuttingwasorigi- That includedtheexpanded a.rn., Nues locationtoTouhyAvenue the gift line cards. to submit already All porterfor Pioneer Press. Igor Studenkov isafreelancere- I'm goingbacktomyusualstore." where thingsaresomanytimes. gate," saidDubrock."T'veasked stick tohisusuallocation. the door,hesaidthathe'drather out ofcuriosityAsheheaded check outthenewNUeslocation farther west,buthedecidedto usually shopsatanAldistore Dubrock, ofParkRidge,saidhe the storewasentirelypleased.Jim ucts. service andtheselectionofprod- later saidshelikedthecustomer to dosomeshopping.Thetrustee Len Palicki,tooktheopportunity completed, sheandherhusband, said. have itonTouhyAvenue'she store open,andwearedelightedto opening. 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TO SIGN UP, VISiT: :s HEARD! a very Niles, Des still is assistance from departments of fire PIONEER PRESS FILE PHOTO Fire and smoke damage North Maine firefighters The network was formed Klein said LLC fees in "Illinois under investigation, he under investigation, said. two, was reported inside no first-floor rooms, though estimates of the damage fire were available from the department. received the Park Ridge, Plaines and Glenview. Twitter: @Jen.J'ioneer [email protected] clear disadvantage with other states' he said, adding Jewish B2B Networking has 25,000 members in lili- nois, mostly in the Chicago area. in 2010. Delaware, for example, are only about $90. good place for small business owners because of good transportation, but especially because the people here are very willing to help others," he said. "It's the people in Illinois, but we need to be more competi- tive" 24, 2015. Illinois' coming said Richard the reviving door, department's arrival, occurred and there The fire was discovered the No one was inside "Over Shalom Klein, founder "I would put reducing next of the Dobrowski, chief North Maine Fire Depart- ment. a rear on the first floor in resi- room of the two-story dence. It was under control of the within 12 minutes fire Dobrowski said. residence at the time the fire were no injures, the chief said. The cause remains State representative, Laura Fine during a meeting at the Wilmette Public Library, Feb. should be a ptiority" she said. months, the Legislature must address the fiscal crisis facing our state," Fine added. "Improving the business climate is a critical compo- nent to economy, and this legislation will help make our state friendlier to job creators." and chairman of Skokie- working, is an advocate for lowering LLC fees. based Jewish B2B Net- them as very high on a priority list. The fee here in Illinois puts the state in a co-sponsoring

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Fine "This needs to done and Her 17th District covers "Helping business own- Cause unknown for duplex unknown Cause BY JENNIFER JOHNSON Pioneer Press to reduce LLC fees to reduce LLC Rep. Fine co-sponsors bill Rep. Fine co-sponsors fire in Maine Township in Maine fire NEWS broke out inside a duplex in broke out inside a duplex unincorporated Maine Township is under investigation. just to 9254 Aspen Drive, north of Church Street, 5, around 10:40 p.m., March after a resident in the ad- smelling smoke and believed it was coming from journing home reported BY TODD SHIELDS Pioneer Press D-Glenview, is supporting legislation to lower fees for businesses forming limited liability companies. pendently owned businesses employ more than 98 percent of Illinois residents, adding businesses needed limited protection. nies are protected against creditors claiming the personal owners, such as homes or vehicles. House Bill 325 to reduce the fees from $500 to $150. Illinois' high LLC fees are found this quite often in my district," Fine said. Evanston, Glenview, Golf; Morton Grove, Northbrook, Northfield, Skokie and Wi!- ers establish their own LLC, to better protect themselves and the jobs they create, just another roadblock. I've mette. 6 NEWS Suburbs trynewapproach in O'Hare jet noise battle

BY JON HILKEVITCH said. to identify operational changes that might new O'Hare runway opened in October Tribune reporter "We admit we lost the fight againstbe made at O'Hare to reduce noise without 2013. O'Hare expansion' Craig Johnson. corn- reducing safety, officials said. A common "I think City Hall won't be able to ignore A suburban group that, beginning in the mission chairman and Elk Grove mayor,explanation from the airlines and airportus if we have a big enough voice' Johnson - early 1980s, led the fight against new said. "What we are trying to do now is makeofficialsisthat "fly quiet" procedures said. runways at O'Hare Interiation1 Airport isthe airport a better neighbor' caimot be used under some wind condi- That voice includes Chicagoans on the launching a new, non-confrontational strat- The consultants hired by the commis-tains and when plane takeoff weights northwest side who live under new flight . egy to address jet noise, officials said Friday.sion include A Aviation Technologyexceed certain thresholds. paths and the members of the Suburban The Suburban O'Hare Commission, con-Solutions and Lockridge Grindal Nauen The experts are expected to submitO'Hare Commission Addison, Benser- sisting of 10 suburbs and DuPage County,Aviation, both based in Washington. Ex-recommendations to the commission byville, DuPage County, Elk Grove Village, Elk i has signed two contracts totaling $285,000perts on the team include former high-level fail, Johnson said. Grove Township, Elmhurst, Hanover Park, tohirenationally recognizedaviationofficials in the Federal Aviation Adniinis- "Before we meet with Chicagt and theItasca, Roselle, Schiller Park and Wood experts to explore solutions to reduce thetration and acoustic scientists. FAA, we need to have a game plan thatDale. effects of airplane noise on residential areas The scope of the work will include stands up to scrutiny," he said. "That's when "Rahm got a little wake-up call the other around O'Hare. studying the impact of airplane noise onwe can sit down on a level playing field and day," he added, referring to the Feb. 24 The commission's goal is no longer toresidential areas that includes homes out-get some true solutions for everybody." mayoral election in Chicago. fight the City of Chicago on its plans toside of the area that the FAA defines as Johnson said he and fellow commission The team ofaviation experts hired by the greatly increase flightsat O'Hare, butbeing most affected by jet noise. Undermembers are not discouraged by the fact commission will be introduced at a meeting instead to collect the most accurate tech- current standards, the FAA averages noisethat Mayor Rahm Emanuel and Chicago set for 7 p.m. April 1 at Village Hall, 901 nical information available about air trafficover a 24-hour period. Homes in areas inaviation officials have refused to spread outWellington Ave., Elk Grove Village. routings, airplane operations, noise mea-which the daily average is less than 65jet noise by using more runways at night or surement and noise abatement efforts to decibels are not eligible for federally funded taken other steps to mitigate the problem, make a sound argument to bring about sound insulation. even in the face of the record number of [email protected] relief in affected communities, officials The commission's experts will also seek noise complaints filed with the city since a Twitter @jhilkevitch

Police chiefs await legislationonofficer bodycameras BY JENNIFER JOHNSON nerney also believes body cameras mayanother check and balance to show to thecuts in state funding to municipalities, Pioneer Press have a place in law enforcement, but forpublic we are accountable and we are Kotowski said. now, like, Kaminski, he believes guidelinesresponsible." "I'm allfor technology to improve As some police departments beginneed to be established and costs deter- McEnerney said in-car cameras havegovernment-related services,including eyeing the use of officer body cameras, the mined. helped officers before when complaintstechnology, to help get a better under- chiefs ofpolice ofPark Ridge and Niles are "It may be a thing ofthe future, but right have been lodged, but he isnot yetstanding and improve accountability for a bit more hesitant to fully embrace thenow it's not a priority [for Niles]," he said. convinced that body cameras are a require-the people working in public safety" he new technology immediately. McEnerney focused on the potentialment for officers right now. said."But, I'm very concerned [body For Park Ridge Police Chief Frankcost of the cameras - particularly related "My goal is to protect my officers againstcamera] legislation would impose an un- Kaminski, establishing clear legal guide-to the storage of what could quicklycomplaints and we take civilian complaints funded mandate on municipalities right lines on the use ofsuch cameras must comeamount to thousands ofhours of video. seriously," McEnerney said. "If there was now." before any widespread usage occurs. "From what I understand, it's quitesuch a demand for [the cameras], if the Rep. Marty Moylan (D-Des Plaines) said "I think body cameras will be the if the bill legislating body cameras comes equipment officers will have in the future,"My goal is to protect my officers against complaints and we up for a vote, he will support it. but I would tend to wait [to use them] until "I think it protects both the individual the [state] legislature deals with this issue," take civilian complaints seriously... But at this point in time I and the police officers against charges that Kaminski said. don't see an immediate needfor it" are false," he said. "It also protects the The Illinois Association of Chiefs of individual because there would be a Police, on which Kaminski serves as a Dennis McEnerney, Ni/es actingpolice chief recording of what was actually happen- member of the board of officers, has been ing." studying the use ofbody cameras for about Moylan added that he would like see the the last two years and working withexpensive at this point," he said. "We'ddepartment was receiving a tremendous results ofthe Chicago Police Department's lobbyists to get state laws passed so the have to review it a little bit more before weamount of complaints, we'd have to do pilot program as well. cameras can be used by law enforcement, make a decision." something. But at this point in time I don't Chicago police officers are testing out Kaminski said. But both Kaminski and McEnerneysee an immediate need for it." body cameras in some areas ofthe city. The "We have the cameras in cars and thebelieve cameras can be beneficial to their State Sen. Dan Kotowski (D-Park Ridge)devices they use are clipped to their vests next extension of that would be the bodyrespective police departments. Both refer- said legislation concerning body cameras and can be activated with the click of a cameras," he explained. enced the current use of squad carhas been proposed in Springfield, thoughbutton. But a number of legal questions must bedashboard cameras and how they arehe has not yet read the text ofthe bill. One Officers are instructed to record just answered first, the chief said. The firstbeneficial when complaints regarding anquestion he has is whether the footageabout all their interactions with citizens involves the state's so-called eavesdrop-officer's conduct during traffic stops are from the cameras would be made availablefrom start to finish even if the citizen ping law. New rules signed into law by Goy.made. to the public and media organizationsdoesn't want to be recorded. Pat Quinn late last year make it legal to "I think this is good for law enforce-through the Freedom oflnformation Act. record police officers who are speaking toment," Kaminski said. "With traffic stops, "I don't know what this means for the Contributing: Jeremy Gorner Chicago 1)-ib- members of the public as part of theirwhen we get a complaint we go right toprivacy ofcitizens' he said. une policeduties, but the law does notthat camera and it validates what the The cost of the cameras could also be specifically address body cameras. officer did 99.9 percent ofthe time, I would burdensome on departments, particularly [email protected] Nues Acting Police Chief Dennis McE-say. The [body] cameras would offerwhen Goy. Bruce Rauner has proposed Twitter cJenJ'ioneer A Chicago Tribune Publication Thursday, March12, 2015 i J I 10 COUPON NOT SINGLE ITEMS AVAILABLE ON PASTAS i$ Senior Citizen Discount Available .. Moving Clean-OutsHouse/Business March 17th CHOPS atherIifeways 4701 Oakton St. Pay Only for the Space Used on the Truck Iar2 at the Oaon Center Demo Work FRESH FISH 7O88(i7!2.99() April 3 10 am. Let The Genie Remove It All! 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PARk D1STRCT village inspector or police a second scammer enters "Legitimate contests are never going to Tabor told seniors, especially, to be wary If an unknown person knocks at your Tabor and fellow Morton Grove police The officers have put up warnings on the Tabor said he's aware that many of the "But you have to be a little bit suspicious Tabor can be reached at (847) 663-3804 "The IRS is never going to call "The IRS is never demanding immediate pay- demanding immediate arresL ment and threatening They always contact you first by a letter in postal mai& and appeal the amount." - Adorn Tabor, Morton Grove police officer great deal ofmoney but have to pay taxes on a it before you can claim it - naturally, with Green Dot card. ask for money upfront,' he said. of anyone who comes to their door and pretends to be a handyman and tells them they need to show them a problem with their water connection or some other thing in their homes. When to the first scanimer takes the senior down the basement to show him or her the "problem," through the unlocked door and cases the house for cash, jewelry and electronics. door, talk through a window or through a locked screen door, Tabor advises. You do want to let them know you're home, but them ofthe incident, he said. Officer Gina Lietz say they have spoken with managers of local stores that sell Green Dot aware that they are often used in scams. Police Department's Facebook page and will 11:45 a.m. April 14 at the Morton Grove Civic identity theft. don't let them in. Do call the police to advise cards and asked them to make their cashiers give a presentation on avoiding scams at Center, 6140 Dempster Street, Morton Grove. They will also discuss how to prevent crimes, such as the distraction burglaries, spring from people's natural inclination to be friendly. these days," he said. with questions or for more information. Pam DeFiglio isfreelance reporterfor Pioneer Press. give you an opportunity to Niles a warning signs warning that they

When a Morton Grove woman answered When a Morton Grove The woman felt something was amiss The woman called police, who told her it "It seems that every year during tax "The IRS is never goingto call demanding While the IRS scam is prevalent now, That happened recently to "We call that the grandparents' scam," Tabor also warned of the lottery scam, in Almost always, these scammers ask the

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Ptii DEFIGLI0 Pioneer Press caller claiming to be her phone recently, a with the IRS tax fraud division began talking about her family's 2008-2012 tax evasion and tax fraud. and wasn't working in 2008-2012. The caller sounded threatening, citing a case number, stating her husband owed $3,000 and making threats about losing their home and was a scam. immediate payment and threatening arrest. postal mail, and give you an opportunity to appeal the amount." many types of scammers try to prey on people throughout the year, Tabor said. One Some even ask you to give the money to an agent oftheirs who will come to your house. tax-season scam; tax-season NEWS because her husband had a stroke in 2005 being on the hook for nearly $100,000. season, the IRS scams pop up' Morton Grove police Officer Adam Tabor said. in They always contact you first by a letter of the common hallmarks is demand you pay in the form of a Green Dot card, which is a type ofcash card available at local stores, or a Western Union payment woman, who lost thousands of dollars. On Feb. 12, she received a phone call from a Polish-speakingman who identified himself as her nephew and asked to borrow $10,000 for his business. She withdrew $7.500 from her bank, even though a teller warned her it might be a scam, and gave it to a messenger who arrived at her home. Only later, when she phoned her nephew in Poland and he told her he had never called to ask for money, did she realize she had been tricked. Tabor said. "They might call up and say, 'it's me,' or 'I'm your favorite grandson? Then the grandparent asks, 'Is that you, Jeff?' or whatever the grandson's name is. And he answers, 'Yes, Grandma, it's JefE' And now he's got the grandson's name." grandparent to buy a Green Dot card, and they warn the grandparent not to tell their parent, lest they get in trouble. which scammers announce you've won a Thursday. March 12. 2015 A Chicago Tribune Publication 8 POUCE REPORT Skokie's DECEPTIVE PRACTICE cated, policesaid.Ackermanhasa grams ofsuspectedmarijuanawaslo- officer detectedanodorofmarijuana the 7000blockofTouhyAvenue.An na onFeb.28followingatrafficstop was chargedwithpossessionofmarijua- block ofSouthwindCircle,Schaumburg, DRUG POSSESSION determination. guilt. Onlyacourtoflawcanmakethat an arrestdoesnotconstituteafindingof Department. 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Mon., Mar.23 Mon., Mar.23 i 8049TorrenceAve. JEWELERS CRESCENT LANSI NG JEWELERS CRESCENT 10-6 10.6 I .3 Thursday, March 12, 2015 l° before citingWinstonChurchill'scorn- clear andtealglassrectangleatopared Oakton CommunityCollege'scampus,a Health CareersCenterstandsouton Special totheTribune BY JONDAVIS EDUCATION drive oftheschoolyearonFeb. 25,but planned tohostitssecondin-school blood arship money. planned thathelpsbringincollege schol- trators canceledahi-annual blood drive High Schoolarecryingfoulafter adminis- Pioneer Press BY NATALIEHAYES ter, generalclassroomupgradesandpark- Already completedareanenrollmentcen- construction ofastudentmeetingcenter. the DesPlainescampussince2000. 2010, andthefirstnewbuildingerectedat five-year facilitiesmasterplanapprovedin structure said. shaping manylivesandtomorrows;'she they shapeus. ment, "Weshapeourbuildings;thereafter we areshapedbytheminturn'Leesaid even asweshapeourcommunitiesatwork, and facultysinceJan.20. but thecenterhasbeenusedbystudents withessing Leesnipaceremonialribbon, last weekwithbetween175and200guests realistic doseofwhat'stocome. hospital wardgivesnursingstudentsa nationwide, officialssay,andasimulated training facilitiesincommunitycolleges some oftheonlyundergraduateresearch assistance andphysics.Sciencelabsoffer tory technology,nursingphysicaltherapist chemistry earthscience,medicallabora- inside. ardship -intheedificeandcoursework OCC's generalcommitmenttogreenstew- what thebuilding'snamesakesaysispartof stone base,tallerthanitsneighbors. OCC's healthcenteroffersrealistictraining after problemsarose duringasimilarevent administrators banned itatthelastminute Blood drivecanceled afterstudentsmissclasstime The three-story; "i solookforwardtothisbeautifulspace "Even asweshapeour1miliesathome, The LeeCenterhostsclassesinbiology The architecturalstatementreinforces The MargaretBurkeLeeScienceand Niles West'sNationalHonor Society A groupofhonorstudentsatNilesWest Still pendinginthat$68.5millionplanis The centercelebratedanofficialopening is the centerpieceofOCC's 93,000-square-foot will takekidsoutofclass,"Szczepaniak said. we don'twanttobedoingany activity that for theschooldistrict. waiting inlonglinestodonateduringNiles offafter toomanystudentsmissedclasstime at NuesNorthlastweek Legat Architects. associate directorofhighereducationat status, saidarchitectMichaelLundeen, sign) standardsandqualifiesforGold ership inEnergyandEnvironmentalDe- Green BuildingCouncil'sLEED(Lead- that don'tuseoilasalubricant. own bottles,low-flushtoiletsandelevators stations forstudentsandfacultyusingtheir cally adjustlighting,waterbottlerefill fixtures withmotionsensorstoautomati- and naturallightingtoenergy-efficientLED construction, fromuseofrecycledmaterials drainage bio-swales. ing lotworkthatincludedinstallationof Burke LeeScienceandHealthCareersCenter. A programmabledummypatientawaitsnursingstudentsnthehospitalsimulationwardatOaktonCommunityCollege'snew Margaret that alotofkids spenttimewaitinginline [at theNilesNorth blooddrive]andonewas "There werealotofissuesand challenges Szczepaniak, communityrelations director North's blooddrive, The LeeCenterwasdesignedtotheU.S. Tours ofthecenterhighlighteditsgreen "[The schools]areallforblooddrives, but The blooddriveatNilesWestwascalled according toJim before theyeverenterthesink-or-swim would. profession studentspracticewithsensory replete withbedsincommonandprivate Marathon charity. senior whovolunteers according toQuinnNguyen,a NuesWest serves roughly300peopleinneed ofblood, Niles WestinDecemberanamount that blood duringthemostrecent driveat ofblood pereventinyearspast. biannual driveshaveraisedabout 100pints National HonorSocietyorganizations,the group "DanceMarathon"andtheschools' and nevergottodonateblood:' opments canbesimulatedandanalyzed tient reactionsandunexpecteddevel- Such facilitieshelpstudentsbecausepa- exposure toanactualhospitalenvironment. inevitable jitters suite Glenbrook Hospital,saidthe"veryrealistic" professional developmentandresearchat respond aspatientswithvariousillnesses dummies thatcanbeprogrammedto rooms -willletnursingandothermedical About 90studentsvolunteered togive Sponsored bystudentphilanthropic Maiy Meyer,R1',managerofnursing An entiresimulatedhospitalsuite- will help studentsgetpastthe that comewithfirst for theDance William Stafford,chairmanofOCC'sboard underway. help themdothat." practice whatthey'velearned,andthiswill "They're expectedtojumprightinand come toclinicalsettings'Meyersaid. environment ofahospital,shesaid. triblocaltips@tribpubcom on ourfacilities." of trustees."Shehasleftanindeliblemark the thingsshe'sdoneandwhosheis,"said president). Asearchforherreplacementis the helmof0CC(and10yearsasvice Pioneer Press. Natalie Hayes is afreelancereporterfor plans toreschedulehavebeenmade yet. drives toweekendsorafterschool, butno open tothepossibilityofmoving theblood offering thisyear. the schooltomissouton scholarship said thecancellationofeventwillcause college scholarshipeachyear,andNguyen that organizeblooddriveswitha$1,000 Naming thebuildingis"inhonorofall Lee isretiringinJuneafter20yearsat "They're betterpreparedwhenthey Szczepaniak saidadministrators were Blood bankLifesourceawardsschools JON DAVISPHOTO A Chicago Tribune Publication Thursday, March 12, 2015 Support dropped for a scenario in which Support dropped for Some parents last year had spoken up at At the time, the District 64 school board answered by 1,642 people, 60 percent of by 1,642 people, 60 answered District 64. Respon- them with children in various scenarios dents were asked about with 86 regarding full-day kindergarten, for a free pro- school expressing support percent of parents with children in pre- percent of parents school. Of all gram at their neighborhood supported this respondents, 79 percent option. was offered to all full-day kindergarten one school building. children but at only parents of preschool Forty-one percent of A tuition op- children expressed interest. tion was supported by just 32 percent of all of respondents and 35 percent of parents preschool children. opted not to pursue additional consideration of full-day kindergarten. deciding instead to hold off on a decision until the new superintendent - Heinz - was at the helm. to school board meetings, urgingthe district so start a full-day kindergarten program their own children could be a part of it. Twitter: @JenJ'ioneer [email protected] I , , from D64 candidates D64 from "be essential before such a to 877 will by metroinixcom Goolepy Anthony Borrelli, who currently serves Anthony Borrelli, who to having this "We should look forward district's facility Borrelli added that the Superintendent Laurie Heinz, who In March 2014, the school board re- , for remediation in later grades and in- in later grades for remediation for all students." creased academic growth District 64 Board of as president of the kindergarten is the Education, said full-day of school districts in norm for the majority Illinois. he said. "However, program in our district," one has to to implement this program, the classes and consider space to hold the current number of money to hire double kindergarten teachers?' master plan, which is currently in the space needs issue, while the school board itselfwill be charged with determining how to best pay the additional staffing costs. have been no recent considerations regarding full-day kindergarten and no recommendations from the current board. The facility master plan and a five-year strategic plan large-scale decision can be made within District 64' Heinz said. works, must be completed to answer the joined District 64 last summer, said there viewed results of a community survey met romîx ,Ø Download now Qpowered earns support earns __ .____ ..... - Sotos, saying his personal belief was that Sotos, saying his personal studies of other "I would like to see some Greg Bublitz, a former special education "Academic research is quite clear that full-day program for a fee to those families for a fee to those full-day program advantage ofsuch an who may want to take enhanced program." would be a benefit to longer kindergarten research to be children, called for additional optional full-day pro- conducted while an also said he believed gram is offered. He pay a fee for it. that parents should not full-day districts to see if implementing a difference aca- programs actually made reached third demically when students "I think it's definitely grade and up," he said. something the district should consider and continue to explor&' teacher who currently oversees East Maine School District 63's special services pro- investment ofimplementing all-day kinder- toward it. integrity, increases the later growth of math' he said. 'While it is a significant investment, in the long run the return on the investment is high considering less need grams, also acknowledged the financial garten, but said he supports the movement early literacy education, implemented with students and their access to reading and t

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The four men vying for three four-year The four men vying Athan "Tom" Sotos and Mark Eemanri "District 64 already has a fully commit- Full-day kindergarten Full-day BY JENNIFER JOHNSON BY JENNIFER Pioneer Press of Park Ridge-Niles community members surveyed on the School District 64 were and now topic of full-day kindergarten the school board on candidates running for April 7 are weighing in. expressed support terms on the board each program when for an all-day kindergarten from the Park responding to a question But they differed Ridge Herald-Advocate. when it came to implementation, largely due to the financial aspect of such a change. suested the district start by offering an optional full-day kindergarten class for parents who want it, rather than a mandatory, districtwide program. Both referenced the expense that changing kindergarten will have on the district ted budget and taxpayers are already burdened with additional increases for mandatory spending," Eggemann said. "To I balance the interests of everyone involved, would suggest we continue the district's half-day program, but offer an optional EDUCATION 12 EDUCATION o Capturing the Holocaust through Soviet Jewisheyes

F BY Miiu Isucs photojoumalism some im- Pioneer Press ages had to have been The black-and-whitestaged, others their corn- photos in the Illinois Hob-positionsalteredto - caust Museum's new tray-heighten their power. eling exhibition capture fro- Yet,if some of these rt zen, indelible moments ofphotographs are better de- World War II and the Hobo- scribed as propaganda, that caust, hut mostly through an doesn't mean they distort a unfamiliar set of lenses. larger truth. The goal in Russian Jewish photog- their collective creation was raphers took these powerful not only to raise awareness shots, many of them soabout what could never carefully and impeccably have been fully comprehen- rendered that their impactsible without them. but also stands the test of time. The to rally and unite a country photos graphically illustrate fighting for its very survival. the sheer devastation and Thoughtfully laid out in brutality ofGermany's rabid the museum's basement ex- aression inside the former hibition space are more than Soviet Union along with the 60 photographs. They span liberation of the camps and June 22, 1941, to May 9,1945, ultimate exultant victory - from the days before the even ifthey were not widely brutal war waged between MIKE ISAACS/PIONEEP PRESS circulated in America at the Nazi Germany and the Sovi- The Illinois Holocaust Museums new traveling exhibition, 'Through Soviet Jewish Eyes: Photography, War, and the Hob- time. et Union to the liberation ofcaust' displays a series of powerful World War Il and Holocaust photos from the lenses of Soviet Jewish photographers. "Through Soviet Jewishthe camps in Poland andThe exhibition is on display until Sept. 7 at the museum in Skokie. Eyes: Photography, War, and Victory Day. the Holocaust," now on dis- Large-scale, dramaticrecord of the 'building ofdamaged and destroyed play through Sept. 7 at theprints in which art andsocialism' under Stalin andduring the vicious German museum, is based on anphotojournalism mix arethen, as liberators, docu- siege. eye-opening, award-win- seen among intimate-scaledmented and bore witness to The dozens of photos in ninghook ofphotographs byvintage print& its violent destruction dur-the exhibition offer yet an- curator David Shneer. Ancillary encasernents ofing the war and the Hobo-other angle on World War II " 'Soviet JewishEyes' artifacts, including some thecaust" and Holocaust history. shows us that by looking museum has pulled from its The most prolific of the "These photographers through the camera lenses own permanent collection,photographers - Evgeniitook aesthetically arresting of liberator-photographersonly add resonance to the Khaldei, Georgii Zeirna andwar images and also were in the Soviet Union, we see photo display, which windsDmitrii Baltermants - arethe first to document Nazi another chilling image ofits way through themedhardly household names in atrocity sites, three years the Holocaust - one madesections. The museum has the United States; still, theirbeforebetter known up ofprosaic, intimate land- also selected Russian music,skill and value in docu-western photographers scapes and emptiness thatmost of it classical, to playmenting Germany's violentsuch as Margaret Bourke genocide leaves behind," softly and somberly during aaression into the formerWhite and Lee Miller Shneer said. viewer's journey throughSoviet Union are undeni-chronicled the liberation of It's difficult to wrap one's"Through Soviet Jewish able. concentration camps in mind around the estimate of Eyes." As is their bravery. Germany" the opening 26 millionSovietskilled In his book, Shneer re- Some of the photos, ones panel reads. ILLINOIS HOLOCAUST MUSEUM during the war. To put thisminds readers that photosthat clearly have not been Although the Illinois HoI-Along with historical photographs, the exhibit also has in some statistical perspec-documenting the brutalitystaged, are up close withocaust Museum isn't the books and other small items on display. tive, Poland lost an esti- imposed by Nazi Germanymen fighting the war. They first stop for "Soviet Jewish mated 5.6 million and thedid not widely circulate inmanage to freeze foreverEyes' it is its first showingdual identity but for peoplea Holocaust story," Wein- United States an estimated the United States until sev-moments of danger and containingtext in Russian as of all backgrounds to recog- inger said. "lt makes sense 420,000. eral years later. He viewsmovement - a few troops well as English. nize the efforts and extendthat it has found a home But when you see a starkthis story of the emergencehunkered down in a crevice That makes sense consid- gratitudeto those whohere at the museum." photo of a barren field, theofphotography in the Sovietas a large tank rolls over-ering 62 percent of World fought so valiantly' saidu For more information on weather unsparingly brittleUnion - especially duringhead, for example. War II survivorsintheMichael Pobsky, presentingthe exhibition, access ilholo- and cold, dead Jewish mensuch a critically historical "Ailthese photographsChicago area were born in sponsor ofthe exhibition. caustmuseum.org/pages/ex- lying motionless after a mas-time - as a profoundlywere in the biest journalsthe former Soviet Union, Showing for the fIrst time hibitions/special-exhibitions. sacre, women grieving overJewish one. and newspapers at the according to the Holocaustin the Midwest, "Through. A commemoration of the or near their lifeless bodies, "Soviet Jews were sornetime," said Miellé Wein- Museum. Soviet Jewish Eyes" puts on70th anniversary of Victory the solemnity and tragedy ofofthe most important build-inger, museum chief curator "This exhibition, whichdisplay tmforgettable WorldDay in the Soviet Union is events now seven decadesers of the profession ofof collections and exhibi-presents the Soviet JewishWar IIand Holocaustscheduledfor 10 to 1L30 a.m. old still take hold; they still Soviet photography - astions. experience of the Hob-photos from the former So-May 8 at the museum, 9603 feelimmediate andpal- avant gardists, state photog- They were intended to becaust, is a unique opportuni- viet Union, but it also tells Woods Drive, Skokie. pable. raphers and photojournal-seen by many, to stir thety not only for our large the stories behind them. The works do not neces- ists," he writes. "Many Sovi- populace back home as Rus- Russian speaking Jewish "This exhibition is a larg- [email protected] sarilyreflectimpartialet Jews created the visual sian cities and towns werepopulation to explore their er war story; a Jewish story rwitter @SKReviewMike A Chicago Tribune Publication Thursday, March12, 2015 NHS the procedure staff to receive for A board attorney will be A board attorney will The procedure would domi for religion and ex- domi for pression' states. involved in setting student will accommodations, and staff be available to advise might on any issues that is arise when the policy implemented. call deal- training in regards to ing with transgender-re- ways lated issues, the best to accommodate transgender students, ways to corn- municate with parents and other students about any issues that might arise and best strategies for dealing with bullying and harassment of transgender and gender nonconforming sta- dents. Igor Studenkov is a freelance reporterfor Pioneer Press. to is approved must balance the The district would allow The district "Determining appropri- metromix.com themselves. transgender students their play sports, provided participation by the Illinois High School the IHSA procedures, legal school must present and medical documenta- stu- tion showing that the dent transitioned, among 1H- other legal documents. the SA would then review information and consult student would participate. ate accommodations is difficult because school offi- Association (IHSA). Under Association (IHSA). with medical professionals to determine whether the cials rights of transgender or gender nonconforming students to freedom from discrimination and freedom of expression with the rights of other students to free- the students attends, The accommodations modations. The exact na- modations. ture of those accommoda- ture of those tions would be determined but on case-by-case basis, a list the procedure lays out to be of some of the issues en- addressed. It includes are suring that students pre- addressed using their pro- ferred names and re- nouns, changing school gender cords to reflect their stu- identity, ensuring that to dents would be able locker access bathrooms, rooms and other gender- segregated areas, address- ing any dress code related issues and protecting student confidentiality. would be developed by the principal of the school the student school's complaint manager and the student's parents or guardians, with in- put from the to further that transgender The current district poli- The procedure would nation policy access students have equal learning environment," ensure that all District 207 ensure that to a safe and nonhostile been a Beery said. "This has for a point of discussion while now among suburban school districts." cies prohibit discrimination ba- and harassment on the sis of sexual orientation. The proposed procedures would specifically prohibit bullying and harassment of students based on sexual orientation, gender identity and association with LGBT students. The procedure would also extend to bullying and harassment based on perceived sexual orientation or gender identity also require the district to ensure students get proper accom- in- dis- is the David Beery "The proposed adminis- next meeting, which is cur- next meeting, for April rently scheduled 13. trict's director of communi- to cations, said that in order protect students' privacy, of D-207 doesn't keep track how many of its students gender are transgender and dis- nonconforming. The trict already has a nondis- place, crimination policy in and transgender students under are already included that The idea for creating procedures that specifically deal with transgender students came in response to a recommendation from the Illinois Association of School Boards. trative procedure for transgender or gender nonconforming students tended to complement and support our nondiscrimi- also set the

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Wehaveeight school systemisgoodwell, safe andfamilyfriendly.The able; theneighborhoodsare from Evanstonandthelake. urbs andtobeastone'stoss highway, thenorthernsub- proximity tothecity, fortunate tobeinclose ideal placestolive.Weare Grove aregeographically Lmcolnwood andMorton Vote toreplacedisconnected LETTER TOTHEEDITOR OPINION separate budgets andeight Niles Central.We haveeight D219 boardmembers ERIC ALLIE The realestateisafford- The villagesofSkokie, of transparencyabruptand that havenegatively affected disruptive calendar changes constitutions, ablatantlack communication withtheir under scrutinyforpoor ent haverecentlycome BOE andtheSuperintend- children indistrictThe people whonolongerhave disconnected andconsistsof Education. TheBOEis the respectiveBoardof tendent NanciannGattaand the supervisionofSuperin- excellent faculty,isunder five schoolboardsispoor. effort betweentherespec- nately, thecoordinated school boards.Unfortu- The highschool,withits Skokie Elline Eliasoff progress2l9.org. information canbefoundat rear children. attractive placetoliveand keep ourcommunityan property values.Pleasehelp tect yourtaxdollarsand school families.Pleasepro- quality oflifeforourhigh tion. Pleaseprotectthe April 7schoolboardelec- opportunity tovoteinthe questionable spending. districts, nepotismand with childreninmultiple the qualityoflifeforfamilies

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That being said, every visitor to the li- Two years ago, we experienced a spike in Refrain from 'negative campaigning' 'negative from Refrain As campaigning for the April 7 election for the April 7 As campaigning Board of As a member of the Nues Village Board Six people sit on the Nues I'm often asked why we let the homeless Trustees for the last four years I have par- Trustees for the last four before casting my sidering their opinions as representatives of the entire community. It should come as no surprise to the NFP that there will be different opinions among those six people. If only one opinion was desired only one trustee would be needed. There are six trustees, however, and for good reason. The trustees should not be rubber stamps for every idea that comes before them. We are charged with investi- gating studying, considering all sides of an issue and making an informed decision. We are also charged with being open and transparent about how we came to a deci- use the library. Recent legislation in Illinois specifically states a person experiencing homelessness has "the right to use and move freely in public spaces, including but not limited to public sidewalks, public parks, public transportation, and public buildings, in the same manner as any other person and without discrimination on the basis ofhis or her housing status." brary must abide by the library's behavior policy which is posted on every floor. We enforce these rules stringently those who break the rules are banned. We have even gone to court to prosecute individuals who return to the library after they have been banned. attendance, as did libraries across the coun- LETTER TO THE EDITOR gets into full swing I was surprised by gets into full swing I Party that the claims by the Nues Forward Board is guilty of current Nues Village and "in-fight- "grandstanding, negativity" ing." asking ques- ticipated in every meeting, seeking opin- tions, gathering information, members and con- ions from other board vote. OPINION LETTER TO THE EDITOR LETTER 20 REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

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725 W Huntington Commons Rd. 1215 N Waterman Ave, # 2F, ChunhuaZhang Fannie Mae 02-03-15 573,500 Janusz Pudelek & Bogumila Fannie Mae 02-03-15 $79,000 Arlington Heights # 313. MOunt Prospect Pudelek 1058 N Boxwood Dr, 8 A, Mount Peggy Nagel 904 S Chestnut Ave, Arlington Michael T Paull & Christina M Richard Fitzgerald 01-23.15 $113,500 Federal Home Loan Mtg Corp 02-06-15 $105,000 Hel9hts Minich Prospect 605 W Bob O Link Rd. Mount 2221 N Champlain St. Arlington Richard F Kuebler & Alisan D Steven J Casey 02-OS15 $305,000 James A Gilliland & Christina L BardleyTrust 02-06-15 $224,000 Heights Kuebler Prospect Gilliland 13 N Pine St, Mount Prospect Kenneth L Brey & Tamara A Brey 1008 N Fernandez Ave, Arlington Christopher D Wells & Sara E Hummingbird Az Lic 02-06-15 $311.000 Fannie Mae 02-04-15 $225,000 Heights Wells 1406 N Park Dr, Mount Prospect Randy Weiler & Janice Culver Jeffrey L Burnett 02-06-15 $250,000 74 N Arlington Heights Pd, Matthew D Johnson & Jeanne PeggyJ Che 02.04-15 $347,000 116 Hill St, Mount Prospect Artur Nowak Bank Of New York Mellon Ttee 0206-15 Arlington Heights Marie Johnson $251,000 1818 Bonita Ave, Mount ProspectDaniel Hajduga LeszekSLesiak 02-06-15 $270,000 717S Vail Ave, Arlington Heights Jeffrey C Sweet & Roberta Sweet Kyl J Rusk 02-06-15 $369,000 1418 5 Linneman Rd. Mount Lisa E Osborn Antoinette De Nicola 02-03-15 $305.000 505 N Harvard Ave, Arlington llya Barshai Gs Property Investment Group 02-06- IS $378,000 Prospect Heights 907 N Pecas Ln, Mount Prospect Obiora Tagbo & Knistine Tagbo Hanish Khambholja 02-04-15 $363,000 30 N Dryden Pl. Arlington Benjamin M Johnson & Christina M I Homes Of Chicago Lic 0203-15 $451,000 Heights M Johnson 807 S Maple St. Mount Prospect Dennis Dedecker li & Ann G Urban lnvestmentGroup Lic 02-04-15 $490,000 Dedecker 34 N Dryden Pl, Arlington Jason R Stutzman & Amira O M I Homes Of Chicago Lic 02-04-15 $471,000 Heights Zaben 102 S Wa Pella Ave, Mount Scott G Smoron & Katherine DIj Mortgage Capital Inc 02-03-15 $727,000 Prospect Elizabeth Smoron 1438 E Northwest Hwy. ArlingtonRyan M Kelly Frances Carroll 02-03-15 $570,000 Heights 9128 W Terrace Dr, 8 6N, Niles tija Sumonja & Mirjana SumonjaFannie Mae 02-05-15 $72,000

225 Lake Blvd. # 532, Buffalo Zixi Lin Lawrence R Fine 02-06-lS $102,500 8815 W Golf Rd. e 10H, Miles Ameer Al Sabagh VirginiaJ NiedzielaEstate 0123-15 $76,000 Grove 8101 W Courte Dr, # 206, Miles Avram Pop Maria Seiden 02-06-15 $140,000 213 Blossom Ct, Buffalo Grave John J Murphy & Mary S Sieger Dennis J Gates Estate 02-02-15 $142,000 7142 W Carol Ct, Miles Syed Tausif Abbas Zaidi & Syeda Mas M Foreman 02-03-15 $190,000 1070 Fremont Ct W, Buffalo Abraham Levine & Sarah Segal John W Ross 02-09-15 $189,000 Zahara Jal ri Grove 3857 N Parkway Dr, # 2C, Igor Shub A Yuliya Shub Fannie Mae 02-06-IS $112,000 1 139 Bristol In, Buffalo Grove Vladislav Kink & Regina Kink Fannie Mae 02-04-15 $250,000 Northbrook 215 UniversIty Dr, Buffalo Grove Catherine A Taylor Ramana Kadari 02-03-15 $284,000 305 Old Post Pd, Northbrook Jeffrey S Freedman & Eliza S SebastianSiethoff 02-061S $580,000 Freedman 2469 Waterbury Ln, Buffalo Karren June Capre Federal Home Loan Mtg Corp 02-03-15 $299,750 Grove 1914 Jessica Ln, Northbrook Monica Borkar Jeri Calvetti 02-06-15 $890,000

822 Thornton Ln, Buffalo Grove Stephen Olson & Amy Olson BoBojczuk 02-06-15 $310,000 3690 Maple Ave, Northbrook Sanjay Vanjani & Jaya Vanjan Gary L Grad 02-0515 $1,010,000 595 Cobblestone Ln, Buffalo Ramesh Krishnamurthy & Ragini Jayakrisnan Machanivilakathu 02-06-15 $375,000 1920 N Hidden Creek Cir, 8 2 76, Robert Miller Ternill Daily 02-03-15 560,000 Grove Krishnamoorthy Palatine

1382 Crossfleld Ct, Buffalo Grove lurli Lapytskyi Maureen A Barberio 02-09-15 $396,000 1267 Wyndham Ln, 8 106. Mengjia Hu & Vani Sun Fannie Mae 02-06-15 $62,000 Palatine 2810 Whispering Oaks Or. Ning Guo& June Chen National Residential Nominee S 02-03IS $S35,000 Buffalo Grove 1325 N Baldwin Ct. 8 3A, Palatine Valentyna Levstratova Ris Group LIc 02-04-15 $70,000

1973 Easthaven Dr, Buffalo GroveAbhijit Bhatwadekar & Sayali Pulte Home Corp 02-09-15 $722,500 1201 Wyndham Ct. 8 106, Yuan Jiang FannieMae 02-06-15 $72,000 Bhatwadekar Palatine

9208 Bumble Bee Dr, # 1H, Des gar Ozerov Fannie Mae 02-05-15 $57,000 55 S Quentin Rd. Palatine Asta Naruseviciute Onewest Bank Na 02-06- 15 $95.000 Plaines 924 E Kings Row, p 4, Palatine Juan M Cruz Ortiz Michael J Hanrahan 02-0315 $108.000 1957 PIne St, Des Plaines Mercy Paola Aldaz Robert Noga 02-06-15 $142,500 260 W Lynn Dr, 8 7 3B, Palatine Lejdi Oaks Neil M Warren 02-06-15 $120.000 156 Debra Dr, Des Plaines Eldar Kai aros Isaac H Paff on 02-05-15 $150,000 11 17 E Kitson Dr, Palatine Jetniira Dosti & Kliton Dosti Stanley E Krochmal 02-031S $234,000 9 N 4th Ave, Des Plaines Howard Vanzandt & Joan Van Heidi E Demarco 02-0415 $204.000 125 S Pine St, Palatine Nancy Bernìeo Zandt Fannie Mae 02-06-15 $237,500 242 N Cady Dr, Palatine Jeffrey Votava & Jade Votava Charlotte D Bloom 02-06-15 $250,000 236 Asbury Ave, # 3, Evanston Julia Dragomir Jill E Pokres 02-06-IS $59,000 729 N Greenwood Dr, Palatine Mark Dieden & Enica Dieden Kevin B Hogan 02-06-15 $340,000 1816 Lyons St, Evanston lram Vimawala Fannie Mae 02-06-15 $73,500 1534 W Talcott Rd. Park Ridge Almir Sakanovic & Senada StanleyENelson 1114 Maple Ave, # IC, Evanston Mario Sanchez & Jamie M 02-06-15 $231.000 Darlene E Nilges 02-03-15 $163,000 Sakanovic Sanchez 1480 W Marcus Ct, Park Ridge David Mark Hicks A Amy VirginiaLacyna Czapla 02-04-15 $530.000 1503 Oak Ave, # 513, Evanston Narcis Daniel Solovastru Willis P Nrton 02-06-15 $170,000 Krushinski 850 Forest Ave, 8 A, Evanston Thomas S Jacks & Luisa Caro Kyle Zegan 01-23-15 $210,000 672 Mulberry Dr. Prospect Kenneth Purczynski Elizabeth A Iwanicki 0123-15 $305.000 Jacks Heights 2935 Central St, # 305, Evanston Robert H Bergson Ammara Aziz 02-06-15 $300,000 234 W Court Of Shorewood, 8 3B,Lelia Karahanova Ivaylo Iootchev 02-03-15 $81,000 3604 Thayer St. Evanston Scott Dugan & Diane Dugan Peter Barreras 02-06-15 $420,000 Vernon Hills 1220 Depot St, e 316, Glenview Eun Yoo Marie A Bielat 02-05-15 $97,500 304 Russet Way, Vernon Hills Manoj K Das & Shaojing Liang Lori E Friedland 02-06-15 $92,000 1529 Cottonwood Dr, Glenview Kenneth Bahk & Carolina Bahk Michael J Murphy 02-04-15 $830,000 2 Crestview Ln, 8 11, Vernon Gurparshad Jhawar & Sukhuir TonyaLMartin 02-05-15 $101.500 Hills Kaur 9 Orchard In, Golf David Drehobl & Maggie Drehobi Doyle Trust 02-06-15 $91S.000 340 Farniingdale Cm, Vernon Matthew E Osten & Claudia M BrianJDonaldson 02-02-15 $115.000 16 N Acacia Or, Hawthorn WoodsGayathri Akkina & Venkat Akkinalbg Hawthorn Trails Lic 02-09-15 $650.000 Hills Osier 22365 CambrIdge Dr, Klldeer Fred Gullo Jr & Jessica Danneck- Fred Buczynski 0209-15 $500000 939 Market Ct, # 83, Vernon Hills Anthony L Rodkey & Kelly K Diamantis Frangos 02-03-15 $120,000 er GuIIo Rodkey 106 Park Ln, Lake Bluff Brian L Fabbri & Barrie S Fabbri Thomas E Fletcher 02-02-15 $550,000 92 Michigan Ct, Vernon Hills Edward James Lancaster Baratt Sang Hoon Lee 02-0615 $130.000 1301 N Western Ave. # 124, Lake Greg Smith & Kate Smith Seth J Smole 02-02-15 $183.000 & Angelina Nikolaeva Barrait Forest 91 Michigan Ct, 8 26 1, Vernon Sao J Kim Careen A Skelin 02-03-15 $130.000 Hills 1111 1 S Waukegan Rd. 8 11, LakeGretchen Seidel Timothy Moore 02-03-15 $270,000 Forest 415 Muirwood Ct, Vernon Hills Michael Montilla Kelly E Peterson 02-04-15 $135,000 121 Atterldge Rd, Lake Forest Peter B Hartman & Rebecca R Raymond A Vaneeckhout 0203-15 $387,000 225 Coventry Cir, Vernon Hills Chunguang Cao & Qingju Zeng Phyllis Czerkies 02-05-15 $151,500 Hartman 6 Mayflower Rd. Vernon Hills Elizaveta Gilman James J Feld 02-02-15 $245,000 643 Greenview Pl, Lake Forest David P Russell & Marya J Miller Gregory Smith 02-03-15 5446.000 1124 Georgetown Way. Vernon Gang Cheng & Shuiquan Jing BrennerTrust 02-03-15 $314,000 915 Lane Lorraine, Lake Forest Katherine Requa & Martha Grandview Capital LIc 02-09-15 $545.000 Hills Requa 280 Hunter Ct, Vernon Hills Paul Robert Matthews & Paul James R Eggert lii 02-09-15 $350.000 222 2nd St, Libertyville Steven Christopher Holeczy & DaleA Kovanik 02-05-15 $345.000 Matthews Jr Nicole Holeczy 436 Chesterfield In, Vernon Hills Adam B Cohen ThomasKim 02-05-15 $395,000 29860 N RIver Dr, Llbertyville Jacob R Turner & Katie Maureen Neal Czaplewski 02-05-15 $509,000 Kugelman 2025 Inverness Dr, Vernon Hills Robert Cowan & Christine Milton Wood 02-OS-15 $485,000 Thomas Cowan I 150 Sussex Ln, Libertyville Rodenick Seale & Nicole Seam Pg Ventures Lic 02-02-15 $525,000 527 N Wolf Pd, 8 60A, Wheeling Olena Shovgeniuk MariaPoddebski 02-04-15 541.000 9238 New England Ave, Morton Bernadetta J Miskiewicz Michael C Pluta 02-06-15 $165,000 Grove

9042 Parkside Ave, Morton GraveNatashaiindani Sanwar Y Sadab 02-03-15 $259,000 5613 Theobald Rd. Morton GroveDilawarbhai Mansuni & Nafisa Right Residential li Fund I 02-00-15 $310,000 Mansuri

713 W Central Rd. # CB, Mount William Wess & Cynthia Wess Fannie Mae 02-06-15 $66,000 Prospect This list is not intended to be a complete record of all real estate transactions. Data compiled by Record Information Services630-557-1000 . publlc-record.com A Chicago Tribune Publication Thursda. March 12, 2015 1 $387500 $284.900 family ml * arge thruout Retinished oak floors Large . - YOUR WAIT IS OVER! PEAIf:O.F PRFECT1ON! Gorgeous custom built brick Bi-Level with attached Pnce Reducedi Come see this super qualify construcred - Morton Grove brtffts on nnatn floor Full finished bsmt esiti arge oyen area & REALTORS 'l'hís arts & crafts style 4-bedroom/1.5- 'l'hís arts & crafts style WffNEThA than it looks. bathroom home is larger extra large Sun-filled first floor boasts eat-in kitchen, living room, dining room, large foyer & den with beautiful leaded glass windows throughout. 4 bedrooms upstairs. 2 fireplaces, unfinished hase- ment. Close to town, train, schools, parks. 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Huge deck. 22 BUSINESS Mies givesGreen Business Award anothertry IGOR STUDENKOV mittee members hoped thatdifferent categories. That Under the new applica-able on the city'swebsite. During the March 4 Pioneer Press a new, more streamlinedincluded water reductiontion process,businessesLike last year, the applica- meeting, the Environmental application form will en- and recycling, water conser- would need to apply for anrions must be submitted byPractices Committee also After the first Nues Green courage more businesses tovation and stormwater pol-award in one of the two Sept. 30. A committee madediscussed what it could do Business Award didn't getapply. The committee alsolution prevention, energycategories, but not both. Toup of the members of theto help spread the word. any nominations, the villageplans to do more to spreadconservation, transporta-apply, they would need toEnvironmental Practices "How about the Niles is trying again - this timethe word about the award. tion, public education orwrite an essay no more than Committee, the Niles Eco-Library?" suggested corn- with a more simplified ap- The Green Business innovation. 500 words in length ex-nomic Development Coor-rnittee member Chris Zahn- plication. Award was originally cre- The applicant would se-plaining what they've donedinator and a member of theski. "There are a lot of The Green Businessated to ftilfill one of thelectwhich ofthose practices over the past five years toNiles Chamber of Corn- informational fliers there." Award was originallygoals of the Niles Environ- they follow, and they would deserve to be considered in merce and Industry will He also suggested leaving launched in summer 2014.mental Action Plan. As the also have the option tothatparticularcategory.choose the winners. Theapplications at the Village The Niles EnvironmentalNues Herald-Spectator re-mention something thatThe applicants would alsowinners will be announcedHall front desk. Practices Committee deve!- ported at the time, the plandoesn'tfitany of those need to give a description ofat the Niles Board of Trust- "The (Niles Chamber of oped the award. Every Nues calledfor the villageto categories. They would alsotheir business and whetherees' October meeting. Commerce and Industry) business was eligible. The encourage businesses to behave the option to explainor not they follow environ- Ifthe award is successful,does business after hours businesses were to bemore environmentallywhy they don't follow cer- mental laws and regulationsthe new procedure will be-events every rnonth," sug- judged based on their envi-friendly. The Environmen-tain practices. for their industry. come permanent One thinggested committee chair ronmentally friendly prac- talPractices Committee The new application fo- Either way, they wouldthat will change every yearRosemary Palicki. "Maybe tices. worked with the Niles As-cuses on two categories - have an option of elaborat- is the first category. Underwe could attend that?" After the Sept. 30 dead-sistant Village Managerwaste reduction and inno-ing on their response. Thethe current plans, the first She also asked Skeffing- line passed, there were noHadley Skeffington-Vos tovation. The former includes application also gives appli- category will be Water Con- ton-Vos to see ifthere were a applications. The Environ-create it. ways to reduce waste, ascants space tolisttheirservation and Stormwaterway to send the information mental Practices Commit- Under the rules they de-well as ways to improveenvironmentalcertifica-Pollution Preventionin about the award out to the tee went back to the draw- veloped, each applicantrecycling. The latterin- rions, ifthey have any. 2016, Energy Conservationchamber members. ing board, approving thewould be considered based dudes creative ways to be Businesses can start ap-in 2017, Public Education finalversion duringitson the environmentallymore environmentallyplying on July 15. The appli- and Awareness in 2018 and Igor Studenkov is a freelance March 4 meeting. The com- friendly practices in several friendly. cation forms will be avail- Transportation in 2019. reporterfor Pioneer Press. Rainbow Animai Assisted therapy dog: Sugar Babeegirl By Pioneer Press Staff her. Her favorite foods are cal-rots,string beans and Meet Rainbow Animal popcorn. Assisted Therapy Dog, Sug- The Havanese breed was ar Babeegirl. Sugarisaonce known as the Havana 2.5-year-old Havanese, andSilk Dog, and is the national has been living with herdogofCuba. The longcoat is human family since she wassilky and protects the dogs 9 weeks old. from tropical heat. They are Sugar was born into aan oldbreed, and make home where there were six excellent lap dogs, a wonder- foster children who were ful trait for a therapy dog. physically challenged. Her Rainbow Animal Assisted new family was so gratefulTherapy, the largest and old- for the care that she was est organization ofits type in given by them that theythe Chicago metropolitan decided to return some ofarea, is a volunteer organiza- that love and kindness backtion committed to using the to the community. Sugarcapabilities of dogs in thera- now splits her time betweenpeutic environments, espe- Chicago, where she volun-ciallywith children. To learn teers as a Rainbow Animal more about Rainbow Animal Assisted Therapy Dog and Assisted Therapy visit rain- Florida, where she worksbowaat.org. 'f with Therapy Dogs of South Rainbow Animal Assisted Florida. Therapy. Inc. is located at Sugar is very friendly, and 6042 W. Oakton St in Mor- RAINBOW ANIMAL ASSISTED THERAPY/HANDOUT thinks that everyone loves ton Grove. Sugar Babeegirl is a 2.5-year-old Havanese from Rainbow Animal Assisted Therapy located in Morton Grove. j

23 A Chicago Tribune Publication Thursday. March 2015 Con- Skate to See Ellie Carl- Try three different Friday Night Live The senior center The senior Professional tutors The documentarychron- Get a taste ofthe fun a, contes- ton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 ton Grove, Bridge: Duplicate bridge game every offers a friendly Friday, Park Friday morning. 9 a.m. 100 S. Western Ridge Senior Center, 847-692-5127 Ave., Park Ridge, free, Friday Night Uv: club designed for Club is a fun and safe fifth grades. Each students in fourth and live DJ. Pre- month is themed with door. Concessions register or pay at the dogs, pop, Wa- are available (pizza/hot Register online. 7 ter, candy, and chips). Leisure Center, p.m. Friday, Maine Park Ridge, $5. 2701 W Sibley Ave., Park 847-692-5127 Saturday, March 14 2nd Annual irish Soda Bread tants dust offthe family recipe and submit their prize winning soda breads and the community can enjoy soda cup oflrish tea. Advance registration recommended for bakers and details on the contest can be found online. 10 a.m. Saturday, Irish Connoisseur, 1232 Wau- kegan Road, Glenview, free, 847-998- 1988 ACT prep test: from College Nannies and Thtors of Glenview guide you through a practice Public Library, 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 Dinosaur 13: ides the discovery ofand battle over the Chicago Field Museum's Sue, the largest 'l'yrannosaurus Rex fossil ever found. 2 p.m. Saturday, Morton Grove Public Library; 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 The Two Hour Cup: premium loose leafteas and take home infb cards with descriptions and tasting notes. 2 p.m. Saturday, i p.m. Sunday, TeaLula, 11 S. Fairview Ave., Park Ridge, $4.50, 888-832-5852 Pajama Party Public Skate: the music from future and past Idol stars. Everyone in attendance entered in a drawing for two tickets to a Chicago ton St., Park Ridge, Daily public skate admission fee. 847-692-3359 Regretting Mr. Wright: son as Mamah Borthwick Cheney, an associate ofFrank Lloyd Wright. Turn to Calendar, Next Page test: breads with butter and jam and a good ACT test noon Saturday, Glenview Wolves hockey game! 8:30 p.m. Sat- urday, Oakton Ice Arena, 2800 W. Oak- Learn Enjoy some The comedian best item food-drink mini- Teens ages 13-18 can play two- The fish fry events feature an Karaoke Thursdays : Karaoke Thursdays Friday, March 13 Friday Night Fish Fry at White great pizza and sing a tune or two. 7 p.m. and sing a tune or great pizza 711 Pizza and Ribs, Thursday, Perry's Park Ridge, free, 847-823- Devon Ave., 4422 John Caparulo: on E-TV's known as a regular panelist as the host of "Chelsea Lately" and Disaster" head- CMT's "Mobile Home 8 p.m. Thurs- lines a stand-up showcase. p.m. Friday, 7 p.m. day, 8 p.m. and 10:30 Zanies Rose- and 9:30 p.m. Saturday, Rosemont, $25- mont, 5437 Park Place, $30 plus a mum, 847-813-0484 Wilmette Theatre Hosts DOC Fest: See selections from the 1960s and 1970s in the documentary film fest. See website for filin times and titles. 2 p.m. every day, Wilmette Theatre. 1122 Central Ave., Wilmette, $7.50 , 847-251-7424 Pines: all-you-can-eat lake fresh lake perch dinner. Specialty wines and beer are offered, and a fill bar is available. Reser- vations are recommended. 5 p.m. Friday, White Pines GolfClub, 500 W. Jefferson St., Bensenville, $14.99, 630-766-0304 Game night: with the Library's game systems and collections on big screens over pizza. 5 p.m. Friday, Glenview Public Library; 1930 Glenview Road., Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 A Citizen Soldier's Heart: Vietnam Veteran and author Paul Baffico: Paul Baffico shares his story, "Last Mis- sion for a Reluctant Patriot" of travers- ing from the civilian world to the elite 101st Airborne as a combat platoon leader, as well as his return to civiliza- tion and 45-year path to healing. For details or to RSVF contact Linda Rock- well at 847-556-1778 orlrockwell@care- center.org. 10 a.m. Friday, Midwest Palliative & Hospice Care Center, 2050 Claire Court, Glenview. free Six steps to a great business : This complimentary workshop presented by PJ Weiland ofActionCOACH Business Coaching shares effective ideas that will help you achieve growth in your business. 10:30 a.m. Friday, North Branch, 4520 West Lake Ave., Glenview, free 847-739-3079 Introduction to Word 2010: how to format, proof, print and save documents. 2 p.m. Friday, Morton Grove Public Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave.. Mor- p.m. 6 culture histo- A monthly guest speaker Turn one's family into scien- Author Barry Bradford shares Save a Star Drug Awareness An Evening wIth the Fab Four: The wIth the Fab Four: An Evening the '70s: Pop Beatles In nan Robert Rodriguez sharesrare inter- Rodriguez sharesrare nan Robert and film and promo clips, views, concert featuring The and comedy sketches Thursday, Beatles in the '70s. 7p.m. Library, 6140 Morton Grove Public Grove, free, 847- Lincoln Ave., Morton 965-4220 DIsposal Pro- Save A Star's Drug Program Foundation's Drug Disposal W. Touhy Ave., lice Department, 7000 Niles, IL. Accepted are:prescription controlled medications, (including substances), all over-the- counter and pet medications, samples, vitamins, liquids and creams. Ca11847-579-1300 ext. 146.9 a.m. every day, Friday, Sat- urday, Nues Police Department, 7000 Rooted In Chicago: Mayor Richard J. Daley: the stories - both famous and little- ard J. Daley i p.m. Thursday, North Shore Senior Center, 161 Northfield Road., Northileld, $10 member; $13 non-member, 847-784-6030 Walking the Talk Serles: NutrItional Iv Therapy: covers topics that integrate health and 1847 Oak St., Northfield, free Fresh fish and seafood specials: The inn offers an array offresh fish and 305 Happ Road, Northfield, Varies, 847-784-9200 Park Ridge Garden Club Meeting: ing. Learn about the woodland flora native to Illinois. A complete identifica- ing recommendations are provided. 7 Make cool scientific discoveries gram: ofthe Nues Po- box is still in the lobby West Touhy Ave.. Nues, free known - of these people who lived and worked in Chicago. This week is Rich- wellness into your lifestyle. 7 p.m. Thursday, Chicago Sports Institute, seafood specials each Friday during Lent. 11 am. every day, The Happ Inn, The Park Ridge Garden Club hosts speaker Mel Zaloudek at its next meet- tion ofspecies, in flowering sequence from late April to early May and garden- p.m. Thursday, Park Ridge Senior Cen- ter, 100 S. Western Ave., Park Ridge, free, 847-692-3597 Science Night at Wlidwood Nature Center: tists and explore ftin science concepts! through experiments, projects. and play. Different activities each class. Register online at www.prparks.org. Thursday, Wildwood Nature Center. 529 Forestview Ave., Park Ridge, $12 per family, 847-692-3570 Discuss Kohl's rewards Bill KiddIe from the Presenting two plays de-

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Listings are subject to change. Listings are Raupp Museum in Buffalo Grove dis- Raupp Museum in Buffalo p.m. Thurs- and on the home frontl:30 Bourbon": 1723 Glenview Road, Glenview, $17.50- 35, 847-834-0738. Coffee Talk to explore World War Il Coffee Talk to explore Thursday, March 12 Thursday, March COMMUNITY CALENDAR COMMUNITY Senior Adult Spelling Bee Practice: Illiniois residents age 50 and over can- their spelling skills and prepare to compete on March19. 10 a.m. Thursday, Morton Grove Public Library; 6140 Lincoln Ave.. Morton Grove, free. 847- 965-4220 more than 2,500 kids nationwide for their volunteer efforts. Kids ages six to 18 who have made a positive impact on their local communities can be awarded scholarships and prizes, ranging from $50 Kohl's gift cards to $10,000 scholarships. To nominate volunteers visit www.kohlskids.com. Nominations are accepted only through March 13, and the nominators must be 21 years or older. midnight Thursday, Kohl's Glen- view. 2201 Wíllow Road, Glenview, free Kohl's Cares ScholarshIp Program NomInation Period: constructed, temporary exhibit "Build It!" which puts a spin on classic building blocks by letting children explore and interact with 10 different varieties of blocks in a single space through May 3, 2015.9:30 a.m. Thursday, Friday, Sat- urday, noon Sunday, Kohl Children's Museum, 2100 Patriot Blvd., Glenview, $10-$11, 847-832-6600 "Build it I" at Kohl Children's Muse- um: cusses how Maine Township changed cusses how Maine Township stories about during the war. He tells worked overseas some local people who Center, 781 day, Des Plaines History $3 donation Pearson St., Des Plaines. suggested, 847-391-5399 "Lone Star" and "Laundry and picting life in a sleepy Texas town. "Lone Star" and "Laundry and Bour- bon," by James McLure, both seem to show us a simpler life and a unique perspective on the world. 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Friday, Saturday, 2:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday, Oil Lamp Theater, Much Ado About Mysteries: Award Winners: The Edgars. Advance registration recommended. 7 p.m. Thursday, Glenview Public Library 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 and Des Plaines: Please call the venue in advance. Please call . NHS Thursday,i March12, 2015 A Chicago Tribune Publication 24 Take timeto be g ACF a fatherhood.gov dad toda Third SundayStringBand: view, free,847-826-4704 Laboure 3535ThornwoodAve.,Glen- University. noonSunday,St.Catherine series ontheSpiritualExercisesofSt. What DoesThisMeanToday?": "Take UptheCross&FollowMe; free, 847-729-7500 Library, 1930GlenviewRoad,Glenview, music. 2p.m.Sunday,GlenviewPublic Gaughan andU.SlavinperformIrish life's tooshortnottobeIrish:Pat Jigs, Reels&ALittleBitofRowdy: 2210 Glenview, Free-willdonation,847-724- view CommunityChurch,1000ElmSt, free onsiteparking.3p.m.Sunday,Glen- tion tobenefitHandsofPeace.Plenty died toadvancepeace.Free-willdona- musical explorationofthosewhohave Concert forPeace:FallenHeroesA Concert forPeace:FallenHeroes: Sunday, March15 9723 Wilmette Ave.,Wilmette,$25,847-920- gregational ChurchofWilmette,1125 to Island.6:30p.m.Saturday,FirstCon- the church'syouthmissiontriptoEdis- and theFunkBrothers.Proceedsbenefit tion andlivemusicfromJamesJamison Carolina's lowcountryfeaturesanauc- of theculture,foodandmusicforSouth The EdistoExperience: Ave., ParkRidge,$25,847-825-3144 Church ofParkRidge418W.Touhy Saturday, FirstUnitedMethodist national andinternationallevels.noon United MethodistWomenatthelocal, benefit themissionprojectsof Luncheon willbeserved.Proceeds Calendar, fromPreviousPage CALENDAR group: MGPL Kids:Monday MorningPlay- 6600 Patriot Blvd.,Glenview,free,847-832- day, KohlChildren'sMuseum,2100 development questions.9:30a.m. Mon- sentative isonhandforanychildhood Lutheran GeneralHospitalnurserepre- share parentingadvice.AnAdvocate for thisopportunitytosocializeand children upto12monthscancomein Baby andMeTime: Monday, March16 847-965-4220 6140 LincolnAve.,MortonGrove,free, Sunday, MortonGrovePublicLibrary, MD, ProfessorofMedicineatLoyola Ignatius Loyola.Fr.KeithMuccino,SJ, Lenten presentationanddiscussionina Drop-inplay time forpreschool- Parents andtheir A celebration 2 p.m. Ave., Wilmette,free,847-251-4272 Williams, guitaristJamesMoore,fiddler featured areaccordionplayerJohn forming IrishSongsandStories.Also Irish Tenor,PaddyHoman,whoisper- Day inconcert,withChicago'sfavorite Paddy Homan: Celebrate St.Patrick'sDaywith 3597 Western Ave.,ParkRidge,free.847-692- Park RidgeSeniorCenter,100S. day ofeachmonth.10a.m.Monday, group meetsonthefirstandthirdMon- Money MattersDiscussion: $10-$13, 847-784-6030 Center, 161NorthfieldRoad,Northfield, dms. 1p.m.Monday,NorthShoreSenior Periman frommusiceducatorJimKen- Learn abouttheviolinartistryofItzhak Periman: serenadesofthecinema: Morton Grove,free,847-965-4220 Grove PublicLibrary,6140LincolnAve., information. 2p.m.Monday,Morton 5101 orvisitwww.mgpl.orgformore ting projectsandneedles!Call847-929- lenges. Don'tforgetyourcurrentknit- show youhowtosolveknittingchal- with fellowknitters.Expertknitterscan through knittingprojectsandsocialize Knitting Roundtable: 847-965-4220 6140 LincolnAve.,MortonGrove,free, Monday, MortonGrovePublicLibrary, crocheting orotheryamcrafts.4p.m. are invitedtotrytheirhandatknitting, Yarn Gang: 965-4220 Lincoln Ave.,MortonGrove,free,847- Morton GrovePublicLibrary,6140 more information.10:30a.m.Monday, 847-929-5102 orvisitwwwmgpl.orgfor low-key, unstructuredsession.Call duce youngchildrentothelibraryina ers withaparentorcaregivertointro- help kidsingrades1-8withtheir home- Help Center: Northern Lights:WinterHomework 766-0304 Jefferson St.,Bensenville,$15.95, 630- Tuesday, WhitePinesGolfClub,500W. Reservations recommended.5p.m. cious cornedbeefbuffetandcraftbeers. 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Calendar, from Previous Page Wednesday, March 18 work and reading and math skills. 6 p.m. Tuesday, Glenview Public Librar3 1930 WWllgraphlc novelto be discussed Glenview Road, Glenview, free, 847-729- at Des Plaines History Center: The 7500 year 2015 marks the 70th anniversary of the end ofWorld War II, and the Des Internet Searching Basics:Lost in Plaines History Center's book group 2 the Internet? Learn how to find and plans to read war-related titles through- evaluate useful websites. Registration out the year. Maus by Art Spiegelman is and Glenview Library card required. now available at the readers services Register at glenviewpl.org/register, desk at the Des Plaines Public Library 847-729-7500 Ext. 7700, or the Refer- 1501 Ellinwood Ave. Maus, which is ence Services Desk. 2 p.m. Tuesday, published in a comic-book format, Glenview Public Library 1930 Glenview relates the chilling story ofhow the Road, Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 author's father survived the Holocaust For more information, call the History One-On-One Financial Plannlng Center or visit the website. 6 p.m. Schedule a free one-hour consultation Wednesday, Des Plaines History Center, with a Certified Financial Planner. 781 Pearson St., Des Plaines, free, 847- Please register at 847-729-7500 x 7700 391-5399 or the Reference Services Desk. 9 am. Tuesday, Glenview Public Library, 1930 Circle time swap for preschool Glenview Road, Glenview, free, 847-729- teachers:Hear what your colleagues 7500 are doing and see how they do it. 7 p.m. Wednesday, Glenview Public Library, MGPL Kids: Listen Up!:Drop-instory 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, free, and play time for preschoolers with a 847-729-7500 parent or caregiver. Call 847-929-5102 or visit www.mgpl.org/kids for more All ThIngs Spanish:Soak up and enjoy information. 4:45 p.m. Tuesday, Morton Spanish/Latino culture in all forms, Grove Public Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., from literature and language to music, Morton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 film, and food. A meeting may include a Spanish short story reading, a Spanish Phil Passen:11:30 a.m. Tuesday, Mor- film, or a discussion ofhot topics. The ton Grove Public Library, 6140 Lincoln meetings are conducted primarily in Ave., Morton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 Spanish. For more information or to sign up for group updates, contact Caro- The Middle Ground: indians and lyn Ramirez at cramirez@glen- Empires In the Great Lakes: Learn viewpLorg. Meets monthly. Just drop in. how Europeans and Native Americans 7 p.m. Wednesday, Glenview Public met and interacted between 1650 and Library, 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, 1815. 1 p.m. Tuesday, North Shore Senior free, 847-729-7500 Center, 161 Northfield Road, Northfield, Senior Center. 9:30 am. Wednesday, $40-$52, 847-784-6030 Park Ridge Park District - Senior Center, 100 S. Western Ave., Park Ridge, $25 A Taste of Ireland:Celebrate St. Pat- Members/$30 Guests, 847-692-3597 rick's Day with a little taste of Ireland! Harringtons will be back with their Spring Book Wreath:Shari Pontillo of traditional corn beef and cabbage din- Twisted Fiber Studio teaches this class ner. Sit back and enjoy the beauty of the to make a wreath from the pages of a Thnity Irish Dancers. Register early book. All the supplies are included. For with the Senior Center, as lunch is sure ages 18 and up. Contact the Park Ridge to fill fast!. 12:30 p.m. Tuesday, Park Senior Center. 7 p.m. Wednesday, Park Ridge Park District - Senior Center, 100 Ridge Park District - Senior Center, 100 S. Western Ave., Park Ridge, $26 Mem- S. Western Ave., Park Ridge, $40, 847- bers/$29 Guest, 847-692-3597 692-3597

Beginning Bridge Lessons:Come and Park Ridge Civic Orchestra:7:30 p.m. learn the most stimulating partnership Wednesday, Pickwick Theatre , 5 S. card game around! Learn the basic Prospect Ave., Park Ridge, $25, 847-692- bidding and playing in a stress-free 7726 environment Sign up with a friend or partner, or come to meet new ones, to Andy Woodhuli:The Chicago comedi- be playingbridge at the end ofthe ses- an - as seen on Comedy's Central's "Live sion. Phyllis Bartlett, ACBL Accredited at Gotham" - performs stand-up. 8 p.m. teacher, guides the class. Contact the Wednesday, Zanies Rosemont, 5437 Park Ridge Senior Center. This is an Park Place, Rosemont, $22 plus a two- eight-week class. 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, item food/drink minimum, 847-8 13- Park Ridge Park District - Senior Center, 0484. 1005. Western Ave., Park Ridge, $86, 847-692-3597 Have an event to submit? Go to chicagotribune.com/calendar Thursday.i March 12, 2015 A Chicagt' Tribune Publication 26 Christel and LifetimeAchievement Award winnerJohn "Jack" Owens parkridgechamber.org Website: About 200people Attended: Location: Feb. 21,2015 Date: ment toJohn"Jack"Owens Whole FoodsMarket;LifetimeAchieve- to JessicaAltman,YouthAward;Scott volunteer organizationsandthecommuni- TREND Road, Chicago Chicago MarriottO'Hare,8535W.Higgins Kim GarberLifton,RobertSzkwarek, Chovanec, Dr.PerryFisher,JulieGenualdi, ty's overallqualityoflife.awardspresented For exceptionalcontributionstolocal Honors: Park RidgeChamberofCommerce Sponsored by 10th annual'NightofStars' Community 'Stars'shine Park RidgeChambergala Bradley, Michael,YouthAwardwinnerJessica,ScottandCindyAltmanofParkRidge Dr. Ross Rubino,allofPark Ridge Park RidgeChamber BoardmembersJoeCampagna, SusanScatchell,AnnaWasyliw and at LAURA PAVIN/PIONEERPRESSPHOTOS 1: 27 A Chicago Tribune Publication Thursday -.-i use an be. - e rm in rural Ireland, u IÄuwcA .f how surpi sin On a cattle two eccentric souls scramble their way towards happiness in a compassionate, delightful tale dltet.lt-'d by bi JQNES 4 QUIVARD, SKQKI NORTHtI*MT.OR4.' ft47.67*,6300 I- h. I.' hy JOF-IN PAl UICK 5HANLEV -i I MARCH 13 thru APRIL 19, 2015 us(iÌ SKOIi author of Doubt and Moonstruck! iii LEWIS - FIOOR & HOMI i From the Pulitzer, Oscar and Tony Award-winning From the Pulitzer, Oscar and Tony IORTHi i I outside RUGS ALL AREA ON SALE! off Up to 50% MARCH 1 T.31$T Northbrook Chamber 2014 Small Business of the Year recipient www.I,wlsVloorndhom.,eorn 847.835.2400 1840 Skokie Boulevard, Northbrook, IL 60062 I JACKIE PILOSSOPH/PIONEER PRESS PHOTOS Kathy Pagano and Cathy Schutz, both of Glenview Kohl Children's Museum Director of Mar- keting, Dave Judy and President and CEO, Sheridan Turner

$2,500 for Kohl $2,500 Children's Museum Children's Fun and games raise games and Fun Monica Daly and Athena Perez. both of Chicago Want to see your event in Trend? Debbie Hoppe, Trend editorial assistant, will send you Grown Up Play Date Grown Up Play Benefiting Glenview Kohl Children's Museum, Attended: 140 Raised: $2.500 Date: Feb. 6 Website: kohlchildrensmuseum.org TREND CAUSE & EVENT CAUSE guidelines. Email her at [email protected]. Stephanie Baldwin of Winnetka, Richard Norris, Sam Magura and Josh Smith-Cohen, all of Stephanie Baldwin of Winnetka, Richard Norris, Sam Magura and Josh Smith-Cohen, Evanston 28 HEALTH & FAMILY i Cou1es discuss Doyouknow about sexlifeon new thesetaxfacts? As everyone knows only 2006 and before 2015 to ex- too well, April 15 is rapidly dude U to $2 million of approaching. In preparation cancelled mortgage debt TV show for tax day, Help Squad Couples typically the rest oftheir lives reached out to two CPAs for seek marriage coun- together. The same some professional advice on Curtis's Tips seling as a way to applies to marriage your behalf: Julie Martin. a Taldng a Loss - Taxpayers i improve or even solve counseling. Although Glenview-based CPA, and CATHY CUNNINGHAM who own or invest in a sub- relationship issues, the three experts are Curtis Webley of Webley's Help Squad chapter S corporation or 11m- including those that credible and give very Accounting Services, P.C. in ited liability company with the have to do with ro- solid advice, they (nor Evanston. expectation that the company will generate mance and sex. The JACKIE PiLOSSOPH anyone else on the losses to reduce personal income taxes may sessions are very pri- Love Essentially planet) are equipped to Julie's Tips be in for a surprise. Though your K-1 form vate, with only the save a marriage in a may indicate a total loss deduction, you therapist knowing their deepest se- matter of minutes. Affordable Care Act Rules - The big- might not be entitled to deduct it on your crets and inner most thoughts and I think the show belittles marriage gest change for most taxpayers is that the personal income tax return ifyou do not have feelings. therapy, and I hope it doesn't cause ACA requires individuals to check a box on basis in the corporation (your initial invest- But now, a new TV show is offering people to have false hopes if they their federal income tax form to show they ment increased or decreased by income, counseling in a bizarre and very public choose to try it. My therapy failed, as I had health insurance in 2014 or pay a penalty. capital contributions and/or losses). If no way. You might have heard ofit. It's am now divorced, but I truly believe in The penalty - the greater ofi percent of basis exists - because company performance called Sex Box, and it premiered last the value ofmarriage therapy and the modified adjusted gross income or $95 per has reduced the value - the losses are sus- Friday night on WeTV. I watched it, wonderful things it can do for couples. person, $47.50 per child under age 18, up to a pended or deferred and cannot be deducted and I'm pretty sure my jaw was on the That said, a couple has to be willing to maximum of$285 per family - applies to until the basis increases. This is especially ground for the entire 60 minutes. invest several weeks, maybe even individuals who did not have minimum important for small business owners who Here is the format: Contestant months or years for ito be effective. essential coverage in 2014. While the IRS continue to show losses year after year. couples discuss their problems before My other issue with Sex Box is that can't issue a lien against you to collect, it can Charitable Donations Monetary gifts given a panel ofthree experts - a sex thera- I disagree that after sex people are withhold money from your reftind. There are to legitimate charitable organizations are pist, a pastor and a relationship psy- open and honest and able to talk about hardship exemptions to mandatory coverage, generally deductible. However, ifyou receive chotherapist. After the issues are un- their relationship with a clearer head. but ifclaiming one, you must file Form 8965. a benefit from your contribution, that portion covered (in about three minutes), the I think sex clouds judgment Often Go to http://wwwirs.gov/instructions/ ofthe gift is not deductible. For example, if couple retreats to The Sex Box," times, couples have sex and it makes i8965/chOl.html#d0e83 for a complete list ofyou purchase tickets for $500 to attend a which is a sound proofroom where them fall in love. That's not a bad 2014 coverage exemptions. find-raiser, and dinner and entertainment they are supposed to have sex in front thing, but in my opinion, relationship An additional twist for those who pur- costs $300, the deductible portion of your ofa live audience. When finished, problems immediately after sex don't chased health insurance through the ACA donation is $200, the difference between couples proceed with a follow-up seem so important or urgent. So, after Healthcare Marketplace is that many re- your contribution and the benefit you re- therapy session with the panel. What?! sex is probably the worst time to dis- ceived subsidies that were paid to their in- ceived. The theory behind the extremely cuss your relationship issues, because surance companies and applied directly to Uncollectable Non-business Loans A controversial show is that during sex a you're happy and everything is tempo- their premiums. In many cases these sub- taxpayer who lends money to a friend and is chemical is released which causes rarily perfect sidies were based on 2012 household size unable to collect on the loan can take a de- couples to become vulnerable. In Sex Box is an extremely contro- and income. The enrollment period began duction on his/her income tax return as a retrospect, they will be the most hon- versial show with lots ofcriticism from Oct 1, 2013; before taxpayers filed 2013 re- non-business bad debt expense. The expense est and open to discuss their relation- both the public, as well as parenting turns. If income or household size changed can be deducted as a short-term capital loss, ship at that moment. organizations that include The Parents in 2014, you could be liable for additional provided the entire loan amount is uncollec- Aside from the fact that I think Television Council, an advocacy group subsidy payments (meaningyou owe the tible. (There is no deduction for partial America has hit an all-time low in TV that started an online petition to urge government money) or you could be owed a amounts.) You must show the loan was not programming with this show, (as the We TV executives to take it offthe air. refund as a result of overpayment. intended as a gift and that a creditor-debtor level of sleaze is just downright piti- In closing. I don't see Sex Box pro- Mass Transit and Parldng Deduclions relationship was established. An IOU or fil), I have two main issues that dis- viding any real value, other than hear- - Commuters who used mass transit in 2014 simple contract accomplishes this. All reme- pute Sex Box's theory. ing relationship problems from other can exclude from income up to $250 per dies, short oflegal action, must first be ex- The first is this. Having personally couples, and listening to what I think month in transit benefits paid by their em- hausted for collection. A bad debt expense experienced marriage counseling is pretty good advice. What I'm saying ployers, such as monthly rail or subway pass- can easily be claimed ifthe debtor has de- several years ago, I can tell you first- is, ironically, Sex Box might actually be es. The same is true of employer-provided dared bankruptcy. hand that it takes a lot more time than a big hit without the sex box. parking benefits - up to $250. In 2015, how- Need help? six minutes to solve your relationship ever, pre-tax benefits for mass transit drop to Send your complaints, questions and story issues. Just like it takes more than a JackiePilossoph is afreelance columnist $130 per month parkingbenefits remain ideas to [email protected] and few dates to fall in love, contrary to the for Pioneer Press. $250. we will be happy to assist you. theory of The Bachelor. Aren't most of Mortgage Debt Exclusions - Typically, the couples who "got engaged" on the Twitter: @Iovessentially forgiven debt is considered taxable income in Cathy Cunningham is afreelance columnist The Bachelor and The Bachelorette the eyes ofthe IRS; however, there is a tax for Pioneer Press. already broken up? 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Attend one of these seminars and you'll be eligible for a free, private consultation to answer questions you have about your estate plan. Seating is Limited. Regíster now at -800-63-TRUST (1-800-638-7878) or www.PlanOurEstate.com Don't Think it Can't Planning for Nursingtheir benefits. Don't be fooled! IjHappen to You! Home Costs Just because people are lawyers j doesn't mean they have the In such a situation, before you orSadly, more and more familiesexperience ¡npreparing quality your family could even touch anyare learning the harsh reality ofestateplans.The lawfirmof of your assetsto take care of youwhat nursing homes cost, DuringChester M. Przybylo and or support themselvessomeoneour seminar we will cover theAssociates has the experience would have to be appointedvarious ways to pay nursing homethat maffers. The firm has your legal guardian. This is donecosts, Accurate knowledge andprepared thousands of trusts for through a legal process calledplanning are keyinthis area.their clients over the years. This guardianship which, like probate,Many families of veterans arewealth of experience allows them can be extremely costly, time-unaware of Aid and Affendanceto give their clients the highest benefits that are available for consuming, and upsetting to all quality of legal work, along with a certain qualifying veterans. These involved. And afterit'sdone, personal touch. The aft orneys take benefits may be available to scrupulouslyaccuratefinancial a minimum of 36 hours of special pay not only nursing home costs, reports must be filed for the rest training annually to keep them but family members who care of your life. The good news is, also up-to-date on the latest laws and fortheveteranand/orthe like probate, you can completely planning techniques. In addition, veteran's spouse. eliminate the chance of this ever firm paralegals are trained in trusts, happeningtoyourfamilyby P Other Estate Planningprobate and trust administration. setting up a living trust. Techniques The firm belongs to the Living trusts are also, by far, theSometimes individuals try toprestigious American Academy most flexible and powerful estateplan their estates by using Jointof Estate Planning Attorneys, a planning tools known anywhere.Tenancy. thinkingthatthis is anational organization of estate Here are a few of the things theyway to avoid probate. But thisplanning attorneys that has been can enable you to do: set uptechniquecanbackfireandhighlighted by Money Magazine, stipulations or age requirementscause many serious, unforeseenConsumer Reports Money Adviser for children to receive any money,problems, especially in a time ofand the Suze Orman book The provide for major expenses as theyhigh divorce rates, bankruptcies,9 StepstoFinancial Freedom. come up, such as medical bills andand litigation. "Do-It-Yourself",Mr. Przybylo was also a founding tuition, pay the income of the trustone-size-fits-alltrustscanalsomember of the National Network to someone to live on indefinitely,allow a novice to make costlyof Estate Planning Attorneys. pay the expenses of a disabledmistakes in their estate plans. These person for whom you may betechniques and other popularAfter the seminar, you'll have the providing, protect grandchildrenestate planning techniques will beinformation you need to make an from a previous marriage (whocovered in this free seminar. informed and intelligent decision extremelyimportant are often squeezed out of wills), onthese Experience Matters! Notmaffers for yourself and for your and more! Also, since your living all Law Firms are the trust is "revocable" you can add family. Then you'll have the peace Same of mind to concentrate on life, to it, delete it, alter it, or terminate it any time you wish. Because living trusts are becoming more popular, many lawyers- and even non-lawyers with no experienceare trying to exploit MEET OUR ATTORNEYS: Chester M. Przybylo founded Chester M. Przybylo and Associates with the goal of providing superb estate planning services with a personal touch. In over 40 years he has helped thousands of individuals and their families achieve peace of mind in planning for the future... preserving assets, avoiding probate and reducing taxes.

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29 A Chicago T-ibune Publication Thursday, March12. 2015 Because they've been Nor, Moritz said, do Moritz said treatment at Tasian said prevalence He and Moritz said newly diagnosed. studied less than the adult condition, pediatric kidney stones are something of a mystery. According to an August 2011 article in the Clinical Journal of the American Society of Nephrolog children's stones occur more frequently in girls than boys, even though most adult cases affect men. has increased so quickly over the last 25 years that environmental factors are more likely to blame than genetic causes. "Diet is a strong risk factor," he said. children don't drink enough water, which flushes stone-forming minerals from the body. children eat enough fruits and vegetables, which have alkaline properties that counter stone production. On the other hand, kids eat too many fatty salty foods and drink dark colas, which contain an acid that some doctors believe to be a factor in stone formation. Children's in Pittsburgh includes a metabolic analy- sis ofthe patient's urine and a "targeted dietary approach," while Tasian said his program's comprehensive approach includes a metabolic assessment. Blu. WADE/PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE be culprit 500 of them who had kidney stones, helps her mother, 100 9, may Because pediatric kid- In Bella's case, neither a Miman Riggins said her "I wanted somebody to Riggins took her to The roughly the same size in children and adults, but children's organs are smaller, so they may have a more difficult time passing them, Moritz said. If stones do not pass Out of the body, they may have to be surgi- cally removed. ney stones remain an emerging trend, medical professionals may not be quick to suspect them, said Gregory Tasian, a pediatric urologist at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. pediatrician nor emergency room doctor could pin- point her problem. Then Loren Carroto and her husband, Chad, took her to Moritz, who diagnosed the kidney stones with the help ofan ultrasound. daughter, Taylor, 7, began experiencing bloody urine in December 2013. Al- though doctors insisted Taylor had a urinary tract infection, the problem persisted, and Riggins challenged that diagnosis. listen to me because I knew something was wrong," she said. Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, where Tasian diagnosed kidney stones. In a year, Tasian said, his program treats about patients, about Bella Carroto, Loren Carroto, at the family's florist business. diet pa- 100 PIY1'SBIJRGH - The But the discoloration Five years later, Bella, Comprehensive studies In the last year, Chil- Trouble comes when a "It's extremely, ex- Kidney stones are stones, BY JOE SMYDO Pittsburgh Post-Gazette color first time the reddish appeared in Bela's urine, the Loren Carroto blamed had ice pops her daughter eaten at a birthday party It returned intermittently. not turned out to be blood, food coloring, and the diagnosis was one affecting a growing number of children: kidney stones. now 9, remains on a low- salt diet, which helps prevent new kidney stones from forming but keeps her from eating many of the fast foods kids love. "It's a constant battle," said her mother, who enforces the dietary restrictions. have not been done, so estimates of the number of U.S. pediatric kidney stone cases are unavailable. But doctors say they are seeing more children with the ailment, and some hospi- tais, including Children's Hospital ofPittsburgh of University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, have established special programs to diagnose and treat it. dren's saw about tienta who have had kidney stones, said Michael Mo- ritz, clinical director of pediatric nephrology. Kidney stones are tiny mineral deposits that form in some people's kidneys. If they remain there, they cause no pain, and a person would be unaware of them. stone leaves the kidneys and travels through or gets stuck in the narrow un- nary tract Blood is one symptom intense pain is another. tremely painful," Moritz said, noting that some women have described kidney stones as being as painful as childbirth. 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I Pre-pregnancy weight loss best for all Fewer problems for baby, tensive nutritional diets and exercise in their first trimesters are less likely to gain mother, doctors report excess weight or have macrosomia, C- sections, pre-eclampsia or hypertension BY LESLIE MANN than peers with standard prenatal care, Special to Trihujic Newspapers according to a 2014 study by the Capital Medical University in Beijing. Before she got pregnant in 2014, Lizzy It's all about education - not just for King 28, ofEast Lansing, Mich., gave her- pregnant women but also for the medical self a "1ifstyIe overhaul." She started run- community Neff said. I ning and lost 50 pounds. She eschewed The obese woman should view preg- processed food and ate her first banana. nancy as "a great window ofopportunity to Kingbecame "hyperaware ofthe effects learn from her doctor and make changes," oftoo much weight gain before and during said Michael Goran, director of the Univer- pregnancy," she said. "That was fuel to sity of Southern California's Childhood keep exercising and turn down that extra Obesity Research Center. bowl ofice Cream?' The result: King's pregnancy and child- Consider these tips: birth were smooth sailing, her baby is I First, achieve mental health. Liza Visma- healthy, and she quickly returned to her nos, 36, ofLos Angeles, worked with a pre-pregnancy clothes. trainer to get "in shape physically, mentally Ifonly every new mom were this consci- and spiritually" pre-pregnancy, she said. entious, doctors would not be alarmed by During pregnancy, she "gained weight the effects ofobesity on pregnancy. But gracefully. Afterward I lost it because I had according to the U.S. Centers for Disease gone from the crazy cardio exerciser to Control and Prevention, 22.1 percent of calm." women givingbirth are obese (175-plus . Consult the scale. A normal-weight pounds for a 5-foot-4-inch woman) before woman, for example, should gain 25 to 35 they become pregnant. pounds during pregnancy, depending on "Obesity can adversely affect fertility, her height, according to the American pregnancy childbirth, postpartum recov- College ofObstetricians and Gynecologists. ery and the baby' said Dr. Raul Artal of the Obese women should gain 11 to 20 pounds. American College oføbstetricians and u Listen to your body. "Just as you stay Gynecologists. away from alcohol and sushi, stay away Just getting pregnant can be thwarted by from sugary beverages too," Goran said. obesity A common fertility enemy for Pregnancy is not a time to indulge, ac- obese women is polycystic ovary syn- cording to Artal. "Just continue to exercise drome, which can disrupt ovulation. and eat well," he said. After a woman becomes pregnant, obesi- u Include your partner in your exercise- ty increases her chances of gestational and-diet team. diabetes, hypertension, pre-eclampsia, Ignore websites that urge you to dismiss long labor, labor interventions, miscarriage doctors' warnings, King said. "It's fine to b- and ultrasound test difficulties. FLYING COLOURS 'bold and beautiful' ifit's just you, but it's Obesity can cause macrosomia, having not fair to the baby," she said. too large of a baby, which in turn ups a An obese mom's fetus is "bathed in the societal problem, said Gerald Celente, . Use an activity device that reminds you - woman's chances of having a cesarean hormones leptin and insulin, which control publisher ofthe Kingston, N.Y-based to "keep active all day," Neffsaid. "Take the section, and that is more dangerous than a weight," Neffsaid."Hisbrain is pro- Trends Journal. stairs, get offthe bus a stop early, park in a vaginal birth. grammed for obesity by having different "There used to be one fat kid in the class, farther spot." Anesthesia is more problematic for the appetite set (hungry or full) points." and, yes, we said, 'fat,' " he said. "Now we . Aim for a realistic weight-loss goal, Neff obese woman, whether she has a vaginal "These babies have gene mutations that have a generation offat people who have said. "Even 5 or10percent can significantly delivery or C-section. will affect generations to come' Artal grown up on junk food, with sedentary affect your pregnancy," she said. After pregnancy, the obese mom is more added. lifestyles." . Take an online exercise class from an likely to hemorrhage and less able to drop The first trimester is especially crucial, Obesity is part ofthe "I don't care" instructor who has been there, done that, her "baby weight." according to a 2014 study of3,000 women trend, Celente said. "The loss ofpride and like Kelly Coffey, 35, of Northampton, Until recently, researchers said chil- by the University of Southampton in Eng- self-respect is endemic." Mass. (strongcoffey.com), who became a dren's obesity was primarily a reflection of land. The blame has shifted from "personal personal trainer after having gastric-bypass a family's lifestyle. Now they know mom's In addition to a propensity for obesity, responsibility" to "a community problem," surgery then having children. excess pounds also affect the baby's pro- the obese mom's baby is more likely to have according to a 2014 study of38,625 adults Bottom line, we have only begun to pensity toward obesity by rewiring the a neural tube or heart defect, be stillborn or and 3,518 health care professionals, said understand the effects ofobesity on preg- baby's brain. suffer birth injuries. co-author Diana Thomas, director of the nancy, the doctors said. "One way we've learned this is by study- The baby is more likely to be premature, Center for Quantitative Obesity Research It's no longer just about losing your ing babies born to moms before and after too, according to the Seattle Children's in Montclair, N.J. post-prego baby bump. "It's about taking gastric bypass surgery," said Dr. Lisa Neff Hospital's Global Alliance to Prevent Pre- Preceding the shift, Thomas noted, was charge ofyour health for the sake of your an endocrinologist at Northwestern Medi- maturity and Stillbirth. Prematurity in- the American Medical Association's classi- baby," Coffey tells her students. "Lose the cine in Chicago. "The babies born after creases the baby's chances of becoming fication of obesity as a "disease" in 2013. weight now, before you get pregnant, or their moms lost weight have fewer prob- obese, so a vicious cycle begins. Fortunately, intervention helps. Obese I'mgoing to tell you to do it before you lems associated with obesity themselves." Obesity in pregnancy is part of a greater pregnant women who participate in in- have another baby." FOOD 31

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Caramelized onions top a lentil and bulgur dish. ed into ablazeofsun- The first Vegetarian shine: seven Meyer lem- Society, however, was not learned from the colo- Tips ons, straight from Ann's formed in India, according nized. Unrefined, roasted pea- tree. to Tristram Stuart in "The One of the earliest of nut oil has a wonderful Outside, they were Bloodless Revolution," but cultivated legumes, lentils flavor. Use it or substitute orange-yellow bright in England in 1847, English have long beenanimpor- theoil of yourchoice. inside they were orange- colonization having tant crop worldwide and Use any small lentil in lemon sweet. I squeezed MICHAEL TERCHA/TPIBUNE NEWSPAPERS; JOAN MORAVEK/FOOD STYLING brought Western infiluenc- are a staple of Indian this recipe except red them down, stirred them esto India, and Indian cuisine. Here they're lentils, which would break thick and poured the influences to England. 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The Barney Butter folks have added a few new flavors to their line ofalmond butters, in- ciuding honey-flax, raw-chia and cocoa-coconut Our favorite: the vanilla bean-espresso with its barely crunchy coffee bean bits. A lO-ouncejar: $8.99. For a store locator or to bu barneybutter .com Th'itter @iudytrib [email protected] JOHNNY AUTRY PHOTO "You can make an in- And if you're feeling Late last summer, the "I stripped off the bios- mon ingredients. Others are a little surprising. Rhu- barb makes an outstanding fruit wine base, says Chase, who has batches of pump- kin mead and tomato wine working. credible carnation wine, grape leafwine' she said. "All these crazy experiments." exceptionally daring, how about kudzu wine? authors were driving near Guest's house when she pulled over and told Chase smelled like grape ICool- Aid. The next week, Chase pulled into a grocery parking lot, opened her door and was hit by the same fragrant scent. She found the blooming vine. soms, infused them with water overnight, and I had a base for one-gallon bot- ties of wine." to take a whiff. The kudzu was in bloom, and it [email protected] syrup "Heck no," Chase said. Grapes, apples, pears, "It's like boiling water. Most of the stuff in wine- making, to me, it's all about sanitation. I don't even have a dishwasher. Most of this stuff, canning it's just sanitation, following direc- tions and putting it on the counter and actually doing it. I find when a harvest is ripe, it's not ripe very long. I need to take this harvest, Authors Nan K. Chase, left, and DeNeice C. Guest bring Authors Nan K. Chase, left, and DeNeice C. to their more than 30 years each of gardening experience book "Drink the Harvest." being careful with your The big challenge is saying, spend a half day, a day, and do it." crabapples and peaches are some of the more corn-

"DeNeice was making Chase has been a free- Nan K. Chase and De- Nature, of course, is still But afteryears of labor- When you first began The book goes well

It's not a daunting exercise. and beverages for the past decade. Theirs is a natural partnership. 30 years and has been making herb-based tonics gardening for more than studying wild herbs and Carolina. Guest has been dening in western North more than 30 years gar- 35 years and has spent and syrups. lance writer for more than (Storey, $18.95), which lays Neice C. Guest have an anymore. aren't doing it for you realize jams and jellies less convincing - you whose smiles get less and endless apple jelly to the endless apple jelly to neighbors - neighbors ingBall jars and delivering ing over the stovetop, flU- ing over the stovetop, keep yoû inspired. results were enough to results were enough with juice, wine, juice, with makingjams and jellies, Toast garden's harvest garden's Toast Tribune Newspapers BY WILLIAM HAGEMAN FOOD cactus juice, blueberry syrup or garden mint wine. the relative simplicity of making fresh prickly pear one may be surprised at press and other skills. Yet mentation, using a fruit and outs of bottling, fer- needed, as well as the ins vest and the equipment what to grow, how to har- There are explanations of are nearly 50 of those). beyond recipes (and there said. juices and wines:' Chase mead - she's a genius with syrup - and I was doing wines, fermented drinks out ways to make juices, "Drink the Harvest" answer with their book what's your next step? etables and herbs. So bounty of fresh fruit, veg- providing a wonderful te.. the novelty and luscious ffL NHS Thursday, March12, 2015 A Chicago Tribune Publication 34 .. r classicalside,crowd-pleasing brings powerhousepopanda gala benefiteveninganall-Tchai- ers AmberWagnerandGreer his 11-yeartenureasmusicdirec- nounced March5. Highland Park,Raviniaan- tree-shaded festivalgroundsin will runJune16-Sept.lOonthe grams duringtheseason,which dance andfamily-orientedpro- than 120classical,pop,rock,jazz, tendance forclassicalevents. build onlastyear'suptickinat- summer, asthefestivallooksto dency attheRaviniaFestivalthis phony Orchestra'ssix-weekresi- will dominatetheChicagoSym- symphonic fareandmovienights noteworthy jazzlineup.Onthe Thbune critics KOT ANDHOWARDREICH BY JOHNVONRHEIN,G!iEG GO "Star Trek"; "Gladiator" and nights willbedevoted toDisney's the pavilionand lawn.Movie ies projectedontogiantscreens in musical accompanimenttomov- Michelle DeYoungandSylvia Pinchas Zukerman;andsingers Tomsic andPeterSerkinviolinist soloists includepianistsDubravka Freer andStevenReineke.Other Alan Miller,TedSperling,Justin Payare, BobbyMcFerrin,David Pablo Heras-Casado,Rafael will beCarlosMiguelPrieto, roster. in thesummer'sguestconductor replace Conlon?Cluesmaylurk Vengerov asviolinsoloist. kovsky programwithMaxim rio. Conlonalsowilldirectthe la SalleandJorgeFedericoOso- pianists GarrickOhlsson,Lisede Conlon andtheCSOinclude Grimsley. Flying Dutchman,"starringsing- Ravinia repertoryWagner's"The formance ofanoperanewtothe dency weekswithaconcertper- tor oftheCSO'ssummerresi- Classical "Fantasia" and"Fantasia 2000"; McNair. Altogether therewillbemore A newRaviniaFestivalseason Taking chargeofCSOconcerts Whom willRaviniahireto Other soloistsappearingwith James Conlonwillc'nclude The CSOwillprovidelive Play itagain,RaviniaFestival brated youngpianistsIgorLevit Ravinia mainstaysasviolinist gansky. Returningwillbesuch Jeffrey KahaneandNikolaiLu- by pianistsVladimirFeltsman, in recitals.Therewillbeconcerts Frederica vonStadewillappear Hampson, KaritaMattilaand such events.OperastarsThomas presents eachsummer. chamber musicandrecitalsit chiefly ontheabundanceof international festivalstatusrests are concerned,Ravinia'sclaimto Burton films. Danny ElfmanscoresforTim calendar thissummerattheRay- Lady Gagaandafarewellappear- night runbyTonyBennettwith pianist RamseyLewis,atwo- Jazz cago's LincolnTrio. cellist AlisaWeilersteinandChi- more establishedmusicianslike and DavidKaplan,alongwith slav Khristenko,FrankFernandez tin HadelichandpianistsStani- ing newcomersasviolinistAugus- chance tocheckoutsuchpromis- Gordon Hall,givinglistenersa acoustically invitingBennett will be27suchconcertsinthe $10 BGHClassicsseries.There sical musicbargainsisRavinia's solo concerts. Prokofiev pianosonatasinthree man willperformthecomplete recital debuts,andYefimBronf- and YundiwillmaketheirRavinia and Juilliardstringquartets. Itzhak PerimanandtheEmerson Club -featuring Omara Portuon- And OrquestaBuena VistaSocial June26 and27in thepavilion. to Cheek"duets albumat8p.m. perform musicfromtheii"Cheek 7:30 p.m.Aug.8inthepavilion. Chicago SymphonyOrchestraat which he'llperformwiththe premiere ofhisPianoConcerto, his 80thbirthdaywiththeworld ofjazz atRavinia,willcelebrate mia FestivalinHighlandPark. Social Clubwillgracethejazz ance bytheOrquestaBuenaVista As farasmanyclassicalbuffs Also noteworthy,thecele- The 2015seasonwillbring45 Lewis, whoservesasdirector A worldpremierebyChicago - JohnvonRhein Still amongthearea'stopcIas- Bennett andLadyGagawill by presentingFrankSinatraJr. Alan Cummingat8p.m.June19 at 8:30p.m.Aug.12inthepavil- res -willplaytheir"AdiosTour" jiro" MirabalandBarbaritoTor- do, EliadesOchoa,Manuel"Gua- James ConlonconductingtheChicagoSymphonyOrchestra. bration" at5p.m. July26inthe vin! AMarvinHamlisch Cele- CSO -joinedbypianist-vocalist David AlanMillerwillleadthe p.m. July8inthepavilion.And sembled byJosephineLee,at8 Stokes Mitchellandachoiras- Nicole Cabell,baritoneBrian Porgy andBess,"withsoprano in "TheBestoftheGershwins' the ChicagoSymphonyOrchestra the pavilion. Jr. willperformat8p.m.Aug.7in influenced singerHarryConnick ion. Alongtheselines,Sinatra- tra at8p.m.Sept.4inthePavil- with theRaviniaFestivalOrches- Frank Sinatracentennialinsong Bennett GordonHall. Sondheim" at6p.m.Aug.21in Saloff performing"SpiderSings in theMartinTheatre;andSpider ion. pavilion. McNair -in'Play ItAgain,Mar- Kevin ColeandsingerSylvia Bobby McFerrinwillconduct Ravinia willcelebratethe Cabaret aficionadoscanhear Tony Bennett(June26-27)are Thomas (July18)andLadyGaga p.m. Aug.9inthepavilion. "Wallflower WorldTour"at7 Hall. DianaKrallwillplayher 6 p.m.Aug.29inBennettGordon perform 'tTelly,RagsandMonk"at and theTurtleIslandQuartetwill 31), Bushand3 Doors Down(Aug. Old CrowMedicineShow(July guez (July6),BrandiCarlileand ning "SugarMan"singerRodri- er BrianWilsonandOscar-win- Lee (June28),BeachBoysfound- (June 21),DavidGraywithAmos Sharon JonesandtheDapKings Trucks Bandandsoulsinger nate thelineup:Tedeschi Gaga andBennett,pairingsdomi- ¡nia thissummer. ists makingtheirdebutsatRay- among thepopandcountryart- (Jaired withRaviniaperennial (Aug. 31),matchbox2OsingerRob Country Pop, RockAnd Town with DavdNail(Aug. 28). Smoke (Aug.27), andLittleBig 17), ZZTopand Blackberry Also, pianistCyrusChestnut ffnot quiteasadventurous Country starAlanJackson - HowardReich 5100 or visit Ravinia.org. and JacksonBrowne onSept5. Aug. 14,Santanaon29-30, Aug. 12,Umphrey'sMcGeeon "The GreatDivaClassics"onJuly June 20,ArethaFranklinsinging "A PrairieHomeCompanion"on Kracker (Aug.18). Than Ezra,Eve6andUncle (Aug. 19)andSugarRay,Better Neighbors andColonyHouse foot withDwightHolcomb&the Lady GagaandTonyBennett. Social Club's"AdiosTour"on 11, theOrquestaBuenaVista FREDERIC J.BROWN/AFP/GETTVIMAGES ANDREW A.NELLES/CHICAGOTRIBUNE For information, call847-266- - GregKot Also notable:GarrisonKeillor's Multi-act billsincludeSwitch- 35 A Chicago Tribune Publication Thursday, March 12, 2015 4% o rnnrI UNCF thing to waste 1 ,A Invest in Better Futures at UNCF.0R6/IN VEST . 'NHAT IF THE FUTURE OF KIO WA$ A STOCK YOU 000LO IN VEST IN Introducing Belier Futures a whole new kind of investment wfth a greater return than money. When you invest. il helps kids go io college. Because a mind is a terrible thing to waste but a wonderful thing to invest in. PAUL REISER PHOTO I'm fiìding that my audi- Q: Does performing live A:Ohyeah.Youknow,I ions. When I was talking about marriage on "Mad about You" it was about life as newlyweds. But now, after 25 years ofmarriage, I experience and more opin- have a different perspective. ence has grown up with me. 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- "But it is dark cooking for days. in there," mut- My solo Irish pub tered my grand- dinner remains as ma skeptically as one of my favorite my mom opened memory meals to the door to Durty this very day; I 14elly's pub in MELISSA ELSMO still giggle know- Bunratty, Ireland Out of Mel's Kitchen ing I made it back 20 years ago. My to the hotel just grandma, mom and I, had before my grandma walked in traipsed across the Emerald Isle toting a bag full ofbrand new for nearly two weeks before we Irish lace doilies. darkened the doorway of one of Ireland's landmark pubs. st Patrick's Day We had learned all about Shepherd's Pie with thatched roofs, Waterford crystal and sheep shearing. We'd kissed Colcannon Potatoes the Blarney stone, tasted blood (lo generous servings) sausage and smelled the peat fire Both the stew and the potatoes logs. As far I was concerned it can be prepared two days ahead was about time we traded in our and refrigerated before assem- tea and scones for a pint of Gum- bling the pie for baking. hess and a serving of shepherd's pie, but alas it was not meant to FOR THE FILLING: be. 2 pounds beefor lamb stew My sweet grandma was nerv- meat (I used a combination) ous by nature and took one look Kosher salt and coarse black at the dimly lit pub interior and pepper decided she had absolutely zero 2-4 Tablespoons canola oil interest in grabbing a beer. De- 5 medium carrots, peeled and spite significant coaxing, my sliced into 1/2-inch thick coins mother and I could not convince 2 medium sweet onions, diced the matriarch ofour family to 5 garlic cloves, chopped head into Durty Nelly's on that i 6-ounce can tomato paste fateful day. 1/4 cup flour Grandma much preferred an 1 cup red wine afternoon castle tour to bellying 1 1/2 cups reduced sodium up to the bar and after returning chicken broth to the hotel my morn reluctantly 2 bay leaves MEUSSA ELSMO/PIONEER PRESS agreed to take her to see a few 2 thyme sprigs Shepherd's pie with cotcannon potatoes, garnished with peas and thyme sprigs. more crumbling turrets. Despite FOR THE TOPPING: the fact I'd never been one to 4pounds Yukon gold potatoes, meat in batches, adding i Table- hours or until the meat is very the butter to the potatoes; wait enjoy hanging out in a bar alone, peeled and chopped spoon of oil to the pot before tender. for it to melt before mixing again. I knew this was likely to be my 4 garlic cloves each addition. While the stew braises pre- Mash in the chopped cabbage, first and only chance to visit an Kosher salt When all the meat is browned, pare the colcannon. Place the parsley, scallions, Parmesan and honest-to-goodness Irish pub on i small head cabbage, quarter- reduce the heat to medium and potatoes and garlic cloves in a egg yolks. Set aside until ready to our vacation. ed add the carrots and the onions to pot with salted water to cover. assemble the pie. With my grandma and mom 6 Tablespoons unsalted butter the drippings in the pot. Season Bring to a boil and nestle the Increase the oven temp to 375 safely on their way to play prin- 1 cup chopped Italiân parsley with salt and cook the vegetables, cabbage on top ofthe potatoes. degrees. Transfer the stew to a cess, I walked the streets of the 4 scallions, sliced stirring frequently, until they are Cover the pot and allow to sim- 9x13 Pyrex baking dish; the dish quaint Irish village before head- 1/2 cup grated Parmesan beginning to soften (about 6 mer for 30 minutes. Remove the should be about two-thirds full. ing into a random pub on a street 2 egg yolks minutes). Stir in the garlic until tender cabbage and allow to cool Drop the potatoes in large corner. I ordered my pint and pie Preheat the oven to 325 de- just fragrant (30 seconds). Mix in before chopping (you should clumps over the top of the stew. and savored both while chatting grees. Dry the stew meat with a the flour and the tomato paste; have about 2 cups). Check the Use a spatula to smooth the pota- with a few locals sitting by the paper towel and season gener- stir the mixture thoroughly and potatoes for tenderness and toes evenly over the stew. Place fire. It was a cozy, filling and ously with salt and pepper. Heat cook until just starting to brown. drain when they are easily the dish on a rimmed baking unforgettable meal. 2 Tablespoons of canola oil in a Gradually whisk in the wine and pierced with a fork. Transfer the sheet and bake for 30 minutes The shepherd's pie was brim- heavy bottomed stock pot until broth before adding all the meat potatoes to the bowl of a stand until potatoes are firm and stew ming with tender lamb and car- hot and nearly smoking. Brown and accumulated drippings back mixer fitted with the paddle is bubbling. Switch on the broiler rot coins. Crowned with golden 1/4 of the meat in the oil until to the pot. Toss in the bay leaves attachment (a hand mixer or and broil the shepherd's pie until brown mashed potatoes, the pie deeply colored on all sides. and thyme sprigs. Seal the pot potato masher will also work). potatoes are golden brown and was enhanced by the complex Transfer the seared meat to a with aluminum foil and secure Season with salt and pepper and slightly crisp. Garnish each serv- bitterness of my pint of Guinness.bowl and brown the remaining the lid. Place the pot in the oven mash the potatoes until nearly ing with green peas and thyme -The dish tasted like it had been and allow the stew to braise for 2 smooth. Stop mashing and add sprigs if desired. I

39 A Chicago Thbune Publication Thursday. March12, 2015 Horton Foote's In this play, best p.m. Friday, Studio Paris On a lonely Fourth ofJuly in The longest-running show in The longest-running ($10-$15) or $20 for advance reserva- ($10-$15) or $20 for centers on Sabina Spielrein. A brilliant od oftreatment proposed by his adopted mentor, Sigmund Freud. 8 p.m. Friday, 8 p.m. Saturday and 3 p.m. Sun- day, Rivendell Theater, 5775 N. Ridge Di Ruckus: 10 Nightclub, 59 W. Hubbard St,, Chicago, $10-$20, 312-377-9944 "Four": Hartford in 1996, June, a 16-year-old white boy, sneaks out for his first ever tryst with Joe, a closeted, married black man he's met over the Internet. On the same night, just across town, studious high-schooler Abigayle escapes her ailing mother to go out with Dexter, a 20-year-old low-level drug dealer. 8 p.m. Friday, 8 p.m. Saturday and 3 p.m. Sunday, Broadway Armory Park, 5917 N. Broadway, Chicago, $15-$20,312-742- 7502 "Dividing the Estate": comedy-drama focuses on the members ofthe Gordon family - a wealthy Texas clan whose fortunes have declined and who are debating whether or not to divide the remainder ofthe family's estate while their octogenarian matti- arch Stella is still alive. 7:30 p.m. Friday, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, 3 p.m. Sunday, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday and 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Raven Theatre, 6157 N. Clark St., Chi- cago, $22-$36, 773-338-2177 "Blue Planet": friends Hulda and Brimir live on a planet much like Earth - populated only by children. They live a simple but ideal life. When they meet an adult, the mysterious Jolly-Goodday. they are promised a life ofgreaterjoy, even more spectacular fun, but at what cost? 7:30 p.m. Friday, 7:30 p.m. Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday, DCA Storefront Theater, 66 E Randolph St, Chicago. $5-$15, Turn to Calendar, Next Page evening after an electric dinner party. 8 an electric dinner evening after 5 p.m. and 8 p.m. Saturday p.m. Friday, at Sunday, Profiles Theatre and 3 p.m. 4147 N. Broadway The Alley Stage, Chicago, $35-$40, 773-549-1815 the Baby Go Too Much Light Makes Blind: blitz of3O ex- Chicago, it's a one-hour p.m. Friday, tremely brief plays. 11:30 7 p.m. Sunday, 11:30 p.m. Saturday and 5153 N. Ashland The Neo-Futurarium, the roll ofone die Ave., Chicago, $9 plus tion, 773-275-5255 This premiere "The Talking Cure": young "hysteric' she is Carl Jung's first patient, and eventual colleague, as he seeks to refine the "talking cure" meth- Ave., Chicago, $20, 773-340-9438 who Watch this This is the Featuring the vocal WithShannon Wright play examines the This play is set in scribed by promotional materials as "a linguistic tour de force by one of the most brilliant writers of the 20th cen- p.m. Saturday and 6 p.m. Sunday, Agui- Chicago, $20-$25, 773-637-5899 "Genius": This secrets and alliances of two creative couples from different generations find their lives changed forever one comedy," centered around an Archdioc- comedy," centered for department on the hunt esan bingo in: where you come revenue. "That's of play bingo for a variety Get ready to way, you'll be wacky prizes. Along the about every- drawn into conversation Eve to modern thing from Adam and might laugh so sins. Just be careful: You "bingo.'" 8 p.m. hard you forget to yell Royal George Friday and Saturday, N. Halsted St., Theatre Center, 1641 Chicago, $30,312-988-9000 "This is Modern Art": play by Idris world premiere of the it's about the Goodwin and Kevin Covai; a group willing crew of Made U Look, to push boundaries and go beyond for their art. Showtimes and ticket prices to be announced. 8 p.m. Friday and Sat- urday, Steppenwoif Theatre Company, 1650 N. Haisted St., Chicago, $20. "The Royale": America, in 1905. Jay is a legend. He has everything he needs to be the heavy- weight champion of the world ... except he's not white. 8 p.m. Friday, 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Saturday and 2p.m. Sunday, American Theater Company, 1909 W. Byron St., Chicago, Call 773-409-4125, 773-409-4125 Young Widows: and Tropical Trash. 9 p.m. Friday, Beat Kitchen, 2100 W Belmont Ave., Chi- cago, $12-$14, 773-281-4444 Tenebrae concert: music of Talus, Charpentier, Gesualdo and the Leçons de Ténèbres of Cou- perm. 8 p.m. Friday, St. Paul's United Church ofChrist, 2335 N. Orchard St., Chicago, $10 suested donation, 773- 348-3829 "The Royal Tenenbaums": oddball film about an estranged family offormer child prodigies reuniting for their father's alleged terminal illness. 11 p.m. Friday, 11 p.m. Saturday and 10:30 p.m. Monday, The Logan Theatre, 2646 N. Milwaukee Ave.. Chicago, $7.50, 773-342-5555 "Orquldeas a la Luz de la Luna": Written by Carlos Fuentes and directed by Sándor Menéndez, this play is de- ttiry." The play is performed in Spanish with English subtitles. 8 p.m. Friday, 8 ion Theater, 2707 N. Laramie Ave., with show, magic Sam Hoicroft's In this musical Vicki Quade ("Late Nite This play is set in Chi- Sixteen actors bring 54 charac- 15 to Aug. 16 and is free with admission. 9:30 a.m. Friday, 9:30 a.m. Saturday, 1601 N. Clark St., Chicago, free, 312-642- 4600 11-year-old girl named Camina learns - an4 isn't worth much if you lose your Chicago, free, 312-458-0895 with temperatures soaring above 100 degrees. By the time it's all over 739 people will have died, mostly the poor, elderly, or minorities with nowhere to seek shelter. As the morgues overflow, the city's emergency response team is called into question. 8 p.m. Friday and 4 p.m. Saturday, Steppenwoif Theatre Garage, 1624 N. Haisted St., Chicago, $15-$20,312-335-1650 "Bible Bingo": Catechism") unleashes what promotional materials call "a new, interactive an expression of the Haitian national an expression Chi- S. Lake Shore Drive. seum, 1400 312-922-9410 cago, free, "Edgar and Annabel": world of govern- play throws us into a societal distrust. ment surveillance and to those who are ple thrives - at least The listening. 4:15 p.m. Friday-Sunday, 1439 W. Jarvis Side Project Theater, Ave.. Chicago, $15. 773-904-0391 "The liiusionists": This on Broadway, originally performed magicians per- features seven talented forming their acts. 7:30 p.m. Friday, 2 p.m. and 8p.m. Saturday, 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday and 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Cadillac Palace Theatre, 15i W. Randolph St., Chicago, prices TBA, 800-775-2000 The Hammer Trinity: The Excelsior King: ters to life in a tale spanning three full- length plays. 7:30 p.m. Friday, Chopin Theatre, 1543 W. Division St., Chicago, $15-$30, 773-769-3832 Chicago Styled: Fashioning the Magnificent Mile: This exhibition uses 20 outfits from the museum's costume collection to tell the story of a street, in fashion. The exhibit runs Nov. noon Sunday and 9:30 a.m. Monday- Wednesday, Chicago History Museum, "Tomato Queen": book and lyrics by Christine Hodak and music by Scott Lamps, an impatient that success takes time and teamwork friends along the way. 8p.m. Friday, 2 p.m. Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday, The Blue Theatre, 1609 W. Gregory St., "Heat Wave": cago, in the summer of1995, and an intense heat wave has gripped the city experience. 10a.m. all week, Field Mu- 10a.m. all week, Field experience. married cou- Against the odds, a young

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In an era of stifling movie production restraints and stars kept under 773-975-8150 and 8 p.m. Wednesday, Theater WIt, 1229W Belmont Ave., Chicago, $38, p.m. and 8 p.m. Saturday, 3 p.m. Sunday Theater Wit Box Office. 8 p.m. Friday, 3 calling 773-975-8150 or visiting the www.kokandyproductions.com, by ter Wit's 2015 season ends meet. Buy tickets by visiting rected by John Glover to kick off Thea- comedy about some laid-off U.S. steel workers who turn to stripping to make cago, $35-$45. 773-327-5252 Stage 773,1225W. Belmont Ave., Chi- and 8 p.m. Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday, Sondheim tunes. 8p.m. Friday, 4p.m. arrangements of more than two-dozen own words and music featuring new portrait of the famed songwriter in his 773-293-3682 Music Theatre presents an intimate all-female cast. 8 p.m. Friday and Sat- most violent play, performed by an most violent play, performed "Titus Andronicus": will serve up Blades Theatre Company 836-0066 "The Full Monty": tions assembles a 20-member cast di- Sondheim on Sondheim: urday City Lit Theater Company, 1020 W Biyn Mawr Ave.. Chicago, $10-$22, production of William Shakespeare's production of William the blood and pie with their upcoming the blood and pie with loo W. Grand Ave., Chicago. free, 312- loo W. Grand Ave., Chicago. Friday, Fado Irish Pub & Restaurant, Friday, Fado Irish Pub Morgan at Fado Irish Pub: 10p.m. Morgan at Fado Irish Friday, March 13 Friday, March Please call the venue in advance. 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Butastheskiesclear,tragedy Placid, Wis.,bringingprosperityintheir throngs ofstrangersdescendupon senger pigeonmigrationof1871, Came Home?'Duringthegreatpas- ning andNewberyHonorbook,"One Amy Timberlake'sEdgarAward-win- presents aworldpremiereadaptationof "One CameHome":LifelineTheatre 800-595-4849 Go Calendar, GO CALENDAR CHCAGO/NORTHBROOK northbrookallgauers.com 2855 N.Milwaukee Avenue,Northbrook, IL60062 plus taxandgratuity.nocoupons,discountsoroffersmaybeapplied. friday Hilton ALLGAUERS tartar sauce,hushpuppies,freshcoleslaw&french fries delicate &flaky,beerbatterfriedfreshcod,servedwith homemade $14.95 aduftsI$9.95children4-12years3&under free fridays 4pm-9pm 4---t FRANKS PLACE from PreviousPage )RIES &SPI / ONTHE fish fry I 847.664.7999 RIVERFRON1 \ of Simasandherrelations.Itfeatures culture throughmilestonesinthelives it introducesthehistoryofSeneca dancer RosySimas(Seneca),thisexhib- In collaborationwithvisualartistand All MyRelations:ASenecaHistory: 8746 Hwy. 14,CrystalLake,$10-$15,815-455- McHenry CountyCollege,8900US mended. 7:30p.m.FridayandSaturday, performances. 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Fil, Mar 27 at The Grammy-winning sibling trio plays their unique Sat, Mar chart-topping Texican JAZZBAND They travel the wocld to perform, nurture perpetuate the joyous and timeless art form of New Orleans jazz. . I ' t!: 0* V' Saturday, Blues The documentary With Native Run. 9:20 p.m. With Native Run. 9:20 Cèiter tions and invite volunteers to take to the to take to volunteers and invite tions N. p.m. Saturday, iO, 3541 stage. 1:30 $15, 773-880-0199 Clark St., Chicago, Ho- Family Plays: That "The Apple Thing and Sorry": pey Changey series of four plays Richard Nelson's change and family explore politics, are being per- dynamics. The plays nights. 8p.m. formed on alternating TimeLine Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday Ave., Chi- Theatre, 615 W. Wellington cago, $35-$48, 773-281-8463 Sam Hunt: Sunday, Joe's Saturday and 8:20 p.m. Chicago, $20-$22, Bar, 940 W. Weed St., 312-337-3486. Hooley at 11th Annual St. Patrick's The Celtic Knot Public House: Live music with Mad Bread (Folk). 10p.m. Saturday, The Celtic Knot Public House, 626 Church St., Evanston, free, 847-864-1679 "Dinosaur 13": chronicles the discovery of and battle over the Chicago Field Museum's Sue, the largest Tyrannosaurus Rex fossil ever found. 2 p.m. Saturday, Morton Grove Public Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 Face N Time: 8:30 p.m. 9 p.m. Saturday, 8 p.m. Saturday, The 8 p.m. Saturday, 7p.m. Saturday, Vic fl/at WithCardiac Arrest, CIty: With The Headspins. 9 lfltaø C.x*hç E Tt BigGreenEgg Grill Savings penwolf Theatre Company, 1650 N. Company, Theatre penwolf Chicago, $20,312-335-1650 Halsted St., Shakes: Alabama Chi- 175 N, State St., Chicago Theatre, 312-462-6300 cago, $39.50, Infected Mushroom: 2047 N. 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"I still have to have these girls pushing up from the [midfield] and [defense] so we can get some pressure up front." players are seniors Jackie Viola, Gabby Pinto and Camille Papel- is expected to have an impact in Maine East first year ofa rebuilding project at Maine East, which won one game a year ago. The two biggest things accomplishment that they came will still try to be aggressive in its will still try to be aggressive be another wrong, I see that could era and junior defender Taylor Barzowski. Freshman Aly Kilburg the midfield, too. he will try to establish during this season are pride and accountabil- it)', he said. out, they did something - they bled, they sweat, they gave up their off hours - and it means something to be on this team," Anderson said. "Our first meeting, prior to the beginning of the season, I pretty much laid out that this is how it's going to be - that the old Maine East no longer exists." definitely going to enjoy this season more, even though they're going to be working harder than they've ever worked. Because they will see the reward of their hard work." team will be led by senior defender Jackie Contreras and senior midfielder Esther Okedina, who were both all-CSL North selections Viveros and Arianna Cruz also figure to have prominent roles this year. Eric Van Dril is afreelance reporter Twitter @VanDrilSports for Pioneer Press.

..______diving, . ' . . JON DURR/PIONEEP PRESS The Hawks lost nine seniors Senior Claire Vinopal will re- Even though the Hawks will be have a big impact at forward. Maine South from last year's team, and most of them started. That group included all-state goalkeeper Emily O'Grady, who now plays at Iowa State. place O'Grady this season, Maine South coach J.J. Crawford said, and she plays the position differ- ently than O'Grady. Vinopal is more aggressive coming off of her line than O'Grady, who the Hawks called Spider-Woman at times because of her acrobatic saves. Vinopal wants to own the box, Crawford said, and often than her predecessor did. will punch the ball away more without a proven, all-state goalkeeper, Crawford said the team shoots and scores during a game against Ridgewood. Mehicevic it could discourage some "When we're playing bigger Ridgewood returns sophomore ___ Trail. That is by design: The hope is that games against top competition results in the Rebels feeling prepared when postseason play begins. schools, typically they have better teans and it forces us to play our best," Ridgewood coach Kenneth Caslin said. "On the flip side, I feel like players if we continue to lose games. But I think they realize, especially through my reinforce- ment ... that we're playing these big teams and a 1-0 loss, a 2-1 loss is not thatbad when we're playing against higher competition." Gabriella Nardulli, senior Justyna Golab and juniors Kristin Kelly and Gabi Wala from last year's squad. Caslin is also hopeful that Brisilda Xhambazi - a junior transfer from Albania, who has an excellent left-footed shot - will Riv- GIRLS SOCCER GIRLS But senior Demetra Govis, the "I really don't know, at this The Rebels went 2-15-2 during Ridgewood's schedule once In this April 5. 2014, photo, NOes Wests Emela turnee, will end up somewhere in the midfield, either at center defensive mid or outside mid. fourth all-CSL North selection from last year's team, is the wild card. She can play defense, midfield and forward. point, where she's going to play," Elkins said. "But I do know she'll Ridgwood the 2014 regular season, but they rattled off three straight wins during the Class IA playoffs to make it to their second sectional be an important part of our team." final in three years. again features matches against several bigger schools, including Niles West, Maine East, erside-Brookfield and Addison

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added that senior Luci Valen- in the CSL North in 2014. He finished in a four-way tie for first will play for the Vikings, who knows where Brand and Yonan junior goalie Nina Yonan. will play center midfield, and Alyssa Brand, a Drake signee who North quartet includes senior ence selections back. The Niles have all of their 2014 all-confer- 1 just going to depend on her drive Thursday, March 12, 2015 A Chicago Thbwie Publication 50 -SPORTS

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"It's somethingthatI The additionaltimewith Zangara, whogotinto Craig Bewick, president Zangara hasbuiltclose It's averyrewarding to helpteachkids are a traveling ago, CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS/HANDOU1' just atremendousfeeling build memoriesforyour game againsttheCarolina watch practiceonMarch2, players hallways toseewherethe dren wereabletoroamthe Zangara andhisthreechil- ganization." there representingouror- we're proudthathewasup Bewick said. things tosayabouthim," have nothingbutgood the lastfourorfiveyears,I the award. Press. lance reporter forPioneer Matthew Paras isafree- and atremendous honor." kids," Zangarasaid."Itwas Hurricanes. and attendtheMarch2 meet Blackhawksplayers Zangara andhisfamilyto Blackhawks "It's suchagreatwayto At theUnitedCenter, "Having knownPhilfor practiced. The also "Obviously, invited graduate, best timeof9:58.38. relay team,whichhasa ranked distancemedley North, isontheNo.3- Sebhat, alsofromNiles seconds. time of14minutes,33.47 5,000-meter runwitha North, rankedninthinthe nosha, Wis. Carthage CollegeinKe- pionship Feb. Wisconsin IndoorCham- Conference ofIllinois& 15th consecutiveCollege North Centralwonits Coaches Association. Field andCrossCountry United StatesTrack& leased March3bythe Computer Rankingsre- in NCAA DivisionIIIteams ranked fourthamong sons. TheCardinals their strongindoorsea- men's trackteamcontinue North CentralCollege Thn Vazquezandthe Pioneer Press BY NICKBULLOCK rolling withlocal men's trackkeeps sophomore seasonforthe ski, graduate, Karol Mlynar- for Cornell is adistancerunner. a HighlandParkalumnus, freshman JamesRector, distance runner.And Rangel, isajuniormiddle North graduate,Carlitos South. AnotherNues Vear arefromGlenbrook event competitorMark Gentile andjuniormulti- Freshman sprinterMike sophomore polevaulter. Hills' NickFoleyis the Cardinals.Vernon sprinter andhurdlerfor athlete North Central Mlynarski swims Junior distancerunner Ben Bard,aNilesWest Teammate Vazquez, fromNiles Another Niles North the NationalTeam turned is in a junior 27-28 a Aron s solid at a ODAC minutes. in junior guardalsochipped ference Tournament.The Dominion AthleticCon- first roundoftheOld 24 inLexington,Va.,the en routetoa68-47victory women's basketballteam the WashingtonandLee high sevenreboundsfor vino pulledinagame- Lee Washington and contributes at Fenwick alum the 100freestyle. He alsoplacedsecondin team takesecondplace. and the400freestylerelay team takefourthplace 200-yard medleyrelay Skokie nativehelpedthe in Providence,RI,the against BrownonJan.31 season, a188-112victory final team. IntheBigRed's Cornell men'sswimming [email protected]. Nick Bullockatbullockpio- College Roundup?Email Have asuestionforthe 21. in all26games,starting per game.Corvinoplayed second with4.9rebounds team with8.4pointsand tive rankedfourthonthe The ClarendonHillsna- per game)thisseason. game) andminutes(30.3 team insteals(1.9per home. Corvinoledthe record, including9-2at finished witha Corvino's help,theteam quarterfinals, against RoanokeonFeb. The Generalsfellinthe Fenwick's PaigeCor- seven points dual meetofthe Tournament but, with in 28 16-10 1 51 Thursday, March 12, 2015 "It's nice to have a group that is coming back and carrying forward and pass it down to the younger guys," Genis said. Twitter: ®prepspioneer Jon Kerr is a freelance reporter for Pioneer Press. BRIAN OMAHONEY/PIONEER PRESS to 2015-16 to Louis and 6-1 Wilson Norie- seniors (Omeke, David Opalka, Devang Patel, Rob- inson Michel and Nick Kan- iou). Grover, the team's 5- foot-9 point guard, should combine with 6-3 Ashoor Doushow, 6-5 Calvin Jean- ga to form an experienced senior class in 2015 -16. "As soon as we beat [Nues In the regional tourna- North] we went on a streak. I think the atmosphere in the locker room [was], 'lAie can do this, we can get a high ranking in the sectional "Grover said. ment, Maine East dressed 17 players. Only five were forward Before the Stevenson 3-1 record at the Luther North Holiday Tournament sparked an in-season re- vival. loss, Maine East won seven of its last 10. The spell of wins began with a 56-53 win over Nues North on Jan.23. quarterfinals on Maine Easts Milan Grover tries to dribble away from Stevenson's Jordan Newman (24) and Jalen Brunson (15) on March 3. Maine Easts Milan Grover tries to dribble away from Stevenson's Jordan Newman (24) to beat Niles West in the regional March 2. They did, winning 63-52. It was the first time since 2009 that Maine East won a postseason game. 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son, the Blue Demons had off win." good to get a regional play- won a regional game. It felt we have 12 [wins] and we Grover added: "This year did that." as we can and I thought we as long into the 15th round punches right away. Take it compete and no knockout that we want to go Out and message to our guys was coach Dave Genis said. "My going to say?" Maine East reflects that. What are you they play a schedule that top teams in the nation and and for what lies ahead. Demons finished the year thusiasm for how the Blue but it did not damper en- ended Maine East's season

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BY NICK AMATANGELO AND Strong third quarter Eiuc VAN DRIL Pioneer Press The Notre Dame baskethall team had a scary moment in the MLF.S - The game came down second quarter of its Class 4A to the final seconds, and the Notre Notre Dame Regional semifinal Dame boys basketball team heldgame against Libertyville when offDeerfield 49-47 in the Class 4Ajuniors Dvanzo and Becar col- Notre Dame Regional final. The lidedas they went up for a Dons were led by junior post rebound. Aminar Becar, who scored a Becar, afirstteam all-East game-high 20 points. Suburban Catholic selection this With the win on Friday, fourth-year, fell backward and hit his seeded Notre Dame advanced to head. He lay on the court, holding the Waukegan Sectional semifin-his head and neck. for at least 90 als. The Dons were scheduled toseconds. Becar said he felt really play top-seeded Stevenson ondizzy when he got up and he Tuesday. Stevenson is the Chicago slowly walked off the court near Tribune's No. 2-ranked team. Visit the midway point of the second chicagotribune.com/suburbs/quarter in a game the Dons won niles/sports/ for full coverage of 67-54 on March 3. the game. The Wildcats only trailed 2 9-26 After a back-and-forthfirstatthe half. quarter, the sixth-seeded Warri- "The assistant came in and I ors built an eight-point lead earlyasked him what was the lead," in the second quarter thanks to six Becar said. 'We were up three. points from senior guard JoeyAfter I heard that I was like, 'The Lane. Deerfield was up six going team needs me. Joe [Mooney] into halftime. needs me. People are counting on Notre Dame coach Tom Les me.'Ijust wanted to get the was adamant that his team needed[concussion] test out of the way so to play better defense in theI could come back and help my second half. team." "I thought we lost [Deerfield] a Becar said he passed the con- couple times, and they made uscussion test and he returned to pay," Les said. "So what we talkedhelp the Dons pull away in the* about at halftime was picking up second half. the defense a little bit more." Becar scored five of his 18 The halftime adjustmentspoints in thethirdquarter. worked for the Dons. ThroughoutMooney (18points, seven re- the third quarter, Notre Damebounds, five steals) scored six chipped away at the Warriors'points during the third. The Dons lead, and with less than a minuteled 44-34 at the end of the third to go in the quarter, the Donsand they never lost control of the emerged with a three-point lead. game after that. The final quarter was neck- D'Avanzo finished with 14 and-neck, with neither teampoints and four blocks. building a big lead. With 54 seconds left, Notre Dame senior Nick Amatar&gelo and Eric Van Dril guard Joe Mooney made bis are freelance reporters for Pioneer second field goal of the night to Press. give his team a two-point advantage.Deerfield missedits Twitter: @NickAmatangelo and KEVIN TANAKA/PIONEER PRESS chance to tie the game, and Notre @VanDrüsports Notre Dame's Anthony D'Avanzo drives to the basket during the March 3 game against Libertyville in the Dame junior Anthony D'Avanzo Class 4A Notre Dame Regional semifinals. iced the game at the foul line. i i NHS Thursday. March12, 2015 A Chicago Tribune Publication 54 AND ONE______i#A game againstZion-BentononMarch4inLincoinshire. team duringitsClass4AStevensonRegionalsemifirI Nues NorthcoachGlennOlson(center)talkswithhis their playoff win. the Vikingstoforfeit residence by-laws, forcing violated theIHSA A NuesNorthplayer MARK KODIAKUKENA/LAKECOUNTYNEWS-SUN PAGE 52 55 A Chicago Tribune Publication Thursday, March12, 2015 NHS LATION Seo store for detads FREE Gas Log Purcha 200 West Ohio Street Chicago, Illinois 60654 (312) 587-7587 Chicagoland's finest fireplaces and accessories, reens, and the area's best selection of gas logs. 700 North Milwaukee Ave Vernon Hills, Illinois 60061 (847) 549-6700 'NAPOLEON Top Brands including glass do FIREPLACESPLUS virtual showroom Visit our @ FiresideCollection.com Look to FlreplacesP Two Convenient Locations to Serve You Better understood.org For the lin 5 kids with learning and attention issues, every dy can be a challenge. Explore Understood.org, a free online resource designed to help you help your child thrive in school and in life, Brujht tu ycui by 15 nonprofit partners. 56

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