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Officials from Skokie and Nues, the two Nues Town- L ship communities that run Meals on Wheels programs, say that any potential cuts to the program nationally would havelittleto no impact regardless of how the federal and state budg- ets get resolved. Other area agencies with Skokie Home Delivered Meals recipient Lola R. Hessing, 91, robust Meals on Wheels talked about what a sports fan she is after she received a programs, however, such as home delivered meal March 31 as part of Skokie's Home CJE SeniorLife, potentially Delivered Meals program. stand to lose more, their officials say - although the about how federal fundingofHealth and Human Serv- impactis unknown and cuts would impact a pro-ices is still not known, but would depend on how the gram like CJE SeniorLife,there has been a buzz about details shake out. which doesn't count on anit, she said. The non-profit Meals on outside institution for help. "If that happens, it could Wheels, which receives CJE SeniorLife's stated impact me' Guzzo said, and funding from federal, state mission is to "enhance quai- to the tune of up to and local governments and ity of lifeand facilitate $300,000. 'Td imagine we'd private donors, provides MIKE ISAACS/PIONEER PRESS PHOTOS independence of olderdo a lot more fundraising to volunteer-delivered food to Skokie Home Delivered Meals volunteer Michael Keeley gets ready to go on his weekly run adults?'Itssenior home try to not kick people off the senior citizensinneed. March 31 delivering meals to homebound seniors in Skokie. delivered meal program isprogram," she said. Controversy in recent one of the ways it accom- In recent years, CJE Sen- weeks has come amid Presi-own program, only it doesniche program," Murphyfor the elderly;' said stateplishes that, said manageriorLife expanded its senior dent Donald Trump's pro-not call it Meals on Wheels said. "Often these are folksSen. Ira Silverstein, D-Chi- Magdalyn Guzzo. meal delivery program be- posed budget, which couldbut Skokie Home Deliveredthat come to our attentioncago. "And I'm very con- The prbgram currentlycause of escalating need. result in cuts to the pro- Meals. More important, likewhen they come for othercerned on a state level andserves 294 seniors butGuzzo said it used to just gram. Niles, Skokie is able to run senior-related concerns?' on a federal level about the doesn't relyheavily onserve Niles and Evanston Niles Senior Services Di- the program without a cost Murphy said the pro- program?' Meals on Wheels grants,Townships, but Northfield rector Kelly Mickle saidburden because of helpgram is only one aspect of His 8th District includes she said. and New Ther Townships that in her program, seniorsfrom an outside institution"the breadth of program-Morton Grove, Niles, Lin- In fact, according to Guz- were added to its service are charged $4 for each hot- in this case NorthShoreming" the department of- colnwood and Skokie. zo,funding cuts to herarea over the last couple meal delivered to them orUniversity Health System. fers to seniors and others. Silverstein said that Goy.organization's Meals onyears. $2.50 for a cold meal, theMeals are prepared at Sko- She emphasized HomeBruce Rauner has yet toWheels program would re- Despite the president same price the village paysIde Hospital, where volun- Delivered Meals is an im-elaborate on cuts he says hesult in a loss of only $5,000 talking about program cuts to the Bella Terra Mortonteers pick them up andportant service. The pro-wants made, so it's difficultfrom CJE SeniorLife'sto save money, Guzzo said Grove medical residence todeliver them to clients. gram began in the mid-'70s to know the extent to which $700,000 annual budget forshe thinksthis program prepare them. Skokie Human Servicesby a group of volunteersMeals on Wheels could bethe program. itselfis a money saver. "We just contribute theDirector Maureen Murphywho saw a need, Murphyon the chopping block lo- Still, that doesn't mean "We call it a 'tipping point staff time and the volun-said that over the course ofsaid. cally. CJE SeniorLife officials can service " she said. "Meals teers," she said. "They'rethe last year, the program "They used to cook the But cuts discussed at thebreathe easy, she said, be- on Wheels prevents people charging us how much ithas served 43 clients. Themeals themselves. Over the federal level, he said, couldcausetalk about otherfrom tipping over the edge costs them. We bill that tocharge is $4.50 for either afirst few years, they had 13 impact programs if not theTrump budget cuts couldto require a higher level the meal recipient." hot or cold meal, but aresidents;' she said. ones in Nues Township. hurt more. care. It's just cheaper for Currently, Mickle said,sliding scale is also avail- According to both Skokie "I know Skokie and Niles Nearly 40 percent of pro-everyone and betterfor two dozen seniors partici- able, she said. and Nilesofficials,theirhave their own Meals ongram funding for CJE Sen-people to ageintheir pate inNiles' Meals on Some who request a ko-programs are not vulner-Wheels available but I think iorLife's Meals on Wheelshomes." Wheels program. sher meal or somethingable to potential budget cuts other parts of the state arecomes under the Older In other words, she said, "We can't go muchbeyond what Skokie deliv-to Meals on Wheels because going to be deeply affected Americans Act, distributedthe program keeps seniors higher [in the number ofers are referred to CJEstaff time is all they reallywho don't have the re- through the federal Depart-in their homes longer rather people served] just becauseSeniorLife, which report-expend. sources of something likement of Health and Humanthan them having to move of the volunteer base andedly has the largest senior But other programsSkokie Hospital," he said. Services, Guzzo said. to more expensive nursing what Bella Terra can do;'home delivered meal pro- could be. "The impact would be Whether a Trump-pro- or retirement facilities. she said. gram in the area, she said. "Meals on Wheels pro- pretty severe." posed budget would cut Like Nues, Skokie has its "Ours has really been agrams serve a vital purpose Many unknowns remainfunding to the Department Turn to Meals, Page 8 NEWS 7 Trustee defeats incumbent in Lincoinwood mayor race TIME TO Turry reflects on or of my home- tract a developer town," Bass wrote without a tax in- election day loss to on his Facebook crement financing challenger Bass page after unoffi- zonethathe cialelectionre- helped reignite. BY MIKE ISAACS suIts had been re- Crime, the may- Pioneer Press ported by the Cook or said, has not County Clerk's of- increased to the . Lincoinwood village fice. degree susted, VISIT THE MIDWEST'S1 ENTERTAINMENT DESTINATION! Trustee Barry Bass defeated He said that the Turry and he maintained incumbent mayor Jerryvillage was where Lincolnwoodis Thiiy on April 4, spoilinghe was raised, built still a safe commu- AIL THE LATEST SLOTS & TABLE GAMES the Lincolnwood mayor'shis business and nity. He said he AWARD-WINNING DINING quest for a fourth term inestablished his has enhanced the office. family. village'sNeigh- LIVE ENTERTAINMENT Turry will step down as "This campaign borhood Watch mayor after having servedhas never been program. LUXURY HOTEL AND MORE! the village in that role forabout me," Bass The day after the last 12 years. wrote. "Together, the election, Bass Unofficial totals, with 10 we built a coalition promised to give of 10 precincts counted,that spanned every Bass residents a greater show Bass with nearly 57community - a di- voice and said he percent of the vote to Thr-verse body of residentswants to spur economic ry's 43 percent, according tocommitted to building adevelopment and draw the Cook County Clerk'sstronger, safer community." younger families to Lin- office. Bass, who served on thecolnwood. "You tend to do a lot ofLincolnwood Parks and "The goal from the onset second-guessing," the may-Recreation Board before hewas to send a mandate that or said the day after thebecame atrustee,saidwe want to win big and this April 4 election. 'Furry saidvoters wanted a new direc-is a reflection of the resi- he was surprised he lost bytion. dents' will for change, and as much as he did and in all "The bottom line is thathopefully, we can work hard precincts. after 12 years, the residents and affectthat type of During his long run asfelt they did not have a change," he said. mayor, Turry has taken onvoice' Basssaid. "They Tun-y ran on the Lincoln- challengersseveral timeswantedachange. Theywood Alliance Party ticket and always prevailed. Thiswanted a safer and strongerwith candidates for three time, he said, two majorLincoinwood." trusteeseats and village factors stood out to him in In a charged debate days clerk. his defeat before the election, Bass He wasn't the only of the He said there seems to be and Turry presented veryparty's slated incumbents an anti-incumbent climatedifferent pictures of thewho appeared to pull up today - especially for lead-state of Lincolnwood and short on Election Day. ers who have held office forleveled strong criticisms at In the four-candidate a long time. each other. race for three trustee seats, "I had 22 years on the Bass criticized the mayor incumbent Craig Klatzco of village hoard, 10 as a trustee for his handling of thethe Lincoinwood Alliance WIN AN AUDI A4! and 12 as the mayor," Turry Purple Hotel property atParty appeared tofinish \NEDNESDAYS IN APRIL said. "If you're an incum- Touhy and Lincoln avenues,fourth by only 15 votes bent, the general populacewhich has sat vacant for(23.29 percent), according Play with your Club card April 1-26 for entries says, 'Throw the bastardsyears and has had a series ofto the unofficial results. to Score A 4 or over $40,000 in slot play! out. You stayed too long' So complications. He empha- The three top vote-get- Drawinqs are Wednesday nights. I was subject to that" sized what he said was anters for trustee seats in- Turry also said he didn'tuptick in serious crime included Lincolnwood Ali- PAYSBIG.COM/SCOREA4 get enough of his voters out Lincolnwood and said theance Party incumbent Ron- "I didn't get my people village has leaned too heavi- ald Cope (26.73 percent), out there' he said. "Nowly on tax increment financ-independent candidate Ge- the weather stunk, but heing zones - most of themorjean Hlepas Nickell POTAWATOM I did better at that than I did. unsuccessful. (26.33 percent) and Lin- HOTEL&CASINO Ithink my supporters Turry said those issuescolnwood Alliance Party thought I was going to win." were either misrepresentedcandidate Jean Ikezoe-Ha- PAYSBIGCOM MILWAUIKE[ 0000 Bass took to social mediaor blown out of proportionlevi (23.65 percent). following the election to by Bass. Beryl Herman ofthe Lin- comment on his victory He said the Purple Hotelcoinwood AllianceParty "I can think of no greater property which went intoran unopposed as the in- honor than serving as may-foreclosure, will never at-cumbent for village clerk. NHS Thursday, April13, 2017 A Chicago Tribune Publication 8' or financialreasons, have Wheels organizationlead- cause ofphysical limitations ily olderthan60 andbe- ers write."Theyareprimar- year," thenationalMealson 100-plus years million seniorsfrom60to its importance. the organizationitselftout ter theprogramlocallyand showing anyresults." is amongmany"justnot Meals onWheels,sayingit tential cutstoprogramslike ney, recentlydefendedpo- budget chief,MickMulva- Meals, Action Partycandidates Federal, Bill Grear(24percent),Ed lage trusteeseatsshowed percent. vote toLoriGattorna's27 racked up73percentofthe Mayor DanScanlon, daughter oftheformerlate Scanlon Harford,the equally lopsided. mann's 25percent. to challengerDanStaack- had 75percentofthevote incumbent DanDiMaria reporting. showed 16ofprecincts Cook CountyClerk'soffice. ficial resultspostedbythe April 4,accordingtounof- easily wontheirelections lage clerkappearedtohave three trusteeseatsandvil- Party candidatesformayor, with largemargins victory inMortonGrove Action Partycandidatesdeclare Pioneer Press B MIiiIsics village clerkwin Mayor, 3trustees, NEWS "We servemorethan2.4 But thosewhoadniinis- President The raceforthreevil- For villageclerk,Eileen Other raceswerealmost In theraceformayor, The unofficial Morton GroveAction from Page 6 old each Trump's results state budgetcutsmayaffectprogramsfor seniors vote. swer uponknocking atthe volunteer received noan- Staackmann, formedapo- mately 10percentofthe who eachgotapproxi- Como andMaryWhite Mark Albers,Jeanine independent candidates as thetopvote-gettersover Connie Travis(23percent) Ramos (23percent)and tion resultsfromtheCookCountyclerk'soffice. appeared towinre-election,accordingunofficialelec- from formerMayorRickKrieronApril4afterDiMaria had astroke whenthe able tosaveawomanwho she said,avolunteerwas meals tocheckin.Recently, days they'renotdelivering often callseniorsevenon social contacttheyhave." our driversaretheonly often ifatall.Sometimes get toleavetheirhomes mobility issues.Theydon't Morton GroveMayorDanDiMariagetsacelebratoryhug lives alone,andmosthave said. than aboutnutrition,Guzzo selves." preparing mealsforthem- difficulty shoppingforor The challengers,ledby Guzzo saidvolunteers "Our typicalclientis83, The programismore 'Tm onceagainhonored takes avillage'hesaid. we're doingandittruly people are have spoken." Tuesday "theresidents to takeonthestatusquo. their coalitionwasmeant litical actionpartyandsaid dinates themeals withthe teer CarolJavanshad coor- their morningrun. Volun- collected theirmealsfor Skokie Hospitalwherethey teers 54 inSkokie. which therearecurrently seniors andvolunteers,of ate relationshipsbetween build communityandcre- program is their homes." very vulnerableresidents that someofourat-home, Ide program"awonderful are servedandabletostayin opportunity tomakesure door. "It's avalidationthat However, DiMariasaid MIKE ISAACSIPIONEEPPRESS Several ofthosevolun- But shealsosaidthe Murphy calledtheSko- Friday metupat liking what a catalystto Twitter @SKReview_Mike [email protected] continuity." tomorrow. Wefinallyhave to bedonethatwe'llstart feet. Wehavealotofwork Maria said."We'renotper- the peoplearehappy'Di- plish ourgoalsandIthink have twotermstoaccom- ministration that'sgoingto flashed awidesmile. hugged supportersand around theroom,he the mayormadehisway whoops andhollers,as didates finallyarrivedto bers periodically. checking inonthenum- watched theCubsgame, results rolledin. polls closedandelection al CivicCenterApril4as American LegionMemori- upstairs roomofthe Party supportersfilledthe for comment. dates couldnotbereached town." anybody canbe.Ilovethis and just races gram overthe years-the some changes tothepro- don't wanttoletitgo." been makinghisrunsfor "When yougetone, a goodpaidjob,"hesaid. teerjob isashardfinding decades. ate school,hesaid.Hehas gram whenhewasingradu- volunteering forthepro- Michael Keeley,71,started gram." immensely importantpro- to do;'shesaid."Thisisan I waslookingforsomething over tothedrivers. hospital andhandsthem "We nowhaveanad- DiMaria andothercan- They socializedand Morton GroveAction The oppositioncandi- Keeley saidhe hasseen "Finding agoodvolun- Former Skokieresident "I wasareceptionistand as grateful as "wonderful" and pointedto for ashorttime, callinghim She thentalked with ICeeley Bulls sweatshirtandpants. face, wearingaChicago said withasmileonher gram toanyone;'Hessing hand. apartment withmealbagin teer wasbuzzeduptoher Lola RHessing.Thevolun- Friday wasto91-year-old seniors onhisdeliveryrun leave theirhomes. seniors whoarenotableto be ofbeneficialserviceto cally, hesaid,itcontinuesto became involved.Butbasi- cially sinceSkokieHospital food hasimproved,espe- support undocumentedim- coming citylegislationto have decidedtoadoptwel- time, somemunicipalities which arenowbeingchal- lenged incourtforasecond rounding immigration, sial executiveorderssur- Donald Trump'scontrover- a halfhourlater. meeting isexpectedtostart that nightThetownhall regular meetingat7p.m. lage Boardwillhold said theMortonGroveVil- manager, ThomasFriel, April17. nounced Thursday. Dempster St.,officialsan- Grove CivicCenter,6140 at 7:30p.m.theMorton now scheduledforApril24 ary citystatus. often referredtoassancta- community ordinance, should adoptawelcoming sider whetherthevillage town hallmeetingtocon- have changedthedateofa Staff Report welcoming ordinance Grove meetingon New dateforMorton "I'd recommendthepro- The firstvisitofthefive In thewakeofPresident Assistant tothevillage It hadbeenscheduledfor The townhallmeetingis Morton Groveleaders its Twitter ®SKReviewMike [email protected] community." community. Wereallyarea than that. seniors butfranidy,it'smore to helpthesehomebound unteering reallyisachance programs," shesaid."Vol- ing faceifnotforthese might notseeanothersmil- operate. programs likeitcouldnot said, MealsonWheelsand Without volunteers,she during theirdrop-ins. meal butformingabond are notjustdroppingoffa family photosonthewall. for everyoneinvolved. this newdateworkedbetter another date,butFrielsaid the townhallmeetingfor against it. couple ofresidentsspoke munity ordinancewhilea adopting awelcomingcom- spoke infavorofthevillage March 27,multiplepeople Village Boardmeeting ties. migrants intheircommuni- munity ordinance. to adoptawelcomingcom- now askingMortonGrove Morton Grove.Someare immigration Jan.29in Donald Trump'spolicieson Residents protestPresident PATRICK GOPSKI/PIONEEPPRESS "Many oftheseseniors Murphy saidvolunteers Leaders thenscheduled At theMortonGrove It helpsbuild NEWS 9 The Oscar-wi.ining filin Evanston community leader, returns to its true Skokie lawyer elected to homethe stage! "A fresh, liin ii's Oakton board of trustees k)1C stoi"s EXPRESS (UK) Martha Burns and grain at Oakton to retrainfluencing his decision to cashiers and line cooks at pursue advanced education. Paul Kotowski to fust food restaurants and "If it wasn't for a school serve 6-year terms help them progress to man- likeOakton,Iprobably agerial positions, she said. wouldn't have pursued any B LIBBY ELLIOTT "I'd like to see underem- education beyond high Pioneer Press ployed people in our com-school,forfinancialrea- munity acquire the skills toSons," he said. "It's hard to Martha Burns and Paulearn livable.sustainablesend a child to a four-year Kotowski will be sworn in wages," Burns said. college without incurring laterthis month asthe Both Burns and Kotowski tremendous debt and peo- newest members of the expressed worries over fis-ple need to know that Oak- Oakton Community College cal issues the college faces, ton is a great option." trustee board after the twoincluding shortfalls in state Kotowski said he will also emerged as the top vote- aid. Oakton's fiscal year 2017 keep a watchful eye on a getters following the April 4 budget is $121 million. ac-proposal to build a com- election. cording to financial datapostingfacility near the According to unofficial from the college, and antici-college's main campus in resultsfrom the Cookpates getting only 75 per- Des Plaines. So far, plans for County Clerk's office, Burnscent ofita state aid. the project have been put on garnered 35 percent of the Kotowski said he is alsohold, in part because of vote and Kotowski gxt 25concerned about statenearby residents' objec- percent, in a race that hadbudget cuts, and plans to tions. four candidates vying forpropose alternate forms of "The Oakton campas is two seats on the board. revenue generation duringsuch a nice place, we really Both are elected to serve his time on the board. have to question putting a a six-year term. "There's been a lot ofwaste facilityacross the Burns, who spent 12 years tightening up, and the statestreet" Kotowski said. "I'm serving on the Evanstonis not finding schools like it certainly going to be moni- Township High School Dis-used to' he said. toring the project closely, trict 202 school board, said Kotowski suested thatand if it comes to pass, we she decided to run fòr trust-increasing on-campus park- need to flip the situation so ee after a meeting withing permit rates and raisingit's something Oakton can Oakton President Joiannetuitionforout-of-districtbenefit from." Smith at which the twostudents could help Oakton Burns and Kotowski re- revealed their shared visionbalanceitsbudget Theplace Jody Wadhwa, of for the college's future. community college's district Northbrook, and Patricia based on "Dr. Smith's thoughts and includes Morton Grove, Harada, ofWilmette, on the the screenplay by ideas really resonated withSkokie, Lincoinwood, Niles board. Marc Norman me," saidBurns."Ifelt and others. Wadhwa decided not to confident we could work "These measures are notseek re-election after serv- and Tom Stoppard together toincrease en-intended to exclude anying five six-year terms on adapted for the stage by rollment at the college." students," Kotowski added.the board. Harada exited Burns said she was sur-"But it could be a way ofafter serving only one term. Lee Hall prised to learn that only 9bridging that gap." Ann Termes, board chair- directed by percent of Oakton's 10,000 Trustees voted last yearwoman, congratulated students come from herto increase tuition by 10.7Burns and Kotowski on Rachel Rockwell hometown of Evanston, an percent forthe currenttheir election to the col- issue she hopes to address 2016-17 academic year, ac- lege's Board of Trustees. during her tenure as trustee. cording to college financial "My fellow board mem- LIMITLD ENGAGEMENJ "I had to ask myself data. bers and I look forward to BI(Ii' S\T'LTRI)k 'What is going on here?" Kotowski, a practicing at- welcoming them tothe she said. "In Evanston, we torney for 16 years, grew upboard on April 25 and to 3ßchîcago have so many kids who inSkokie and attendedworking with them as we could benefit from an expe- classes at Oakton from 1992- collectively balance the 312.595.5600 rience at Oakton. ... We need 1994 before earning an ac- need to provide an excellent shaKesuearofteatOr to help parents and students counting degree from Loyo- educational experience Ion navy eier chìcagoshakes.com while fulfilling our obliga- in this district understandla University and a law PPOLUCON SPONSOPS MAJOR degree from DePaul Univer- District 535 that Oaktonisa viable tion to the Raymond andjudy McCaskey BMO iIrriP Bank Cond.=AnO option." sity's School of Law. taxpayers," she said. Timothy R. Schwcrtfegr Burns said she wants to Kotowski creditsthe and Gail Wallet ORTERN initiate an outreach pro-community college with in- Libby Elliott is afreelancer. 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THEFT rest doesnotconstitutea POUCE REPORT Niles Grove policereports.Anar- taken fromNuesandMorton David Pasulka,57,ofthe Lin Lutaj,56,ofthe4100 JOHN HALL The followingitemswere CUSTOM HOMES Your dreamhomeiswaiting1 to appearin Homes from$475kto$850k Homes avaIabenow GROVE ESTATESOFOSWEGO 3 lotsteft HIGHLAND WOODSINELGIN Homes from$649,000 Luxury youdeserve Homes from$1.25mto$35m SILENT OAKSINST.CHARLES man hadafamilymember According to block ofTouhyAvenue. of abuildinginthe7000 position" insidethehallway found himinthe"fetal after lic intoxicationonMarch15 man wasticketedwithpub- INTOXICATION PUBLIC in courtApril28. rez isscheduledtoappear and thendroveaway.Alva- Touhy andMelvinaavenues struck anothervehicleat Police out avalidlicenseMarch14. accident anddrivingwith- with leavingthesceneofan Street, Cicero,wascharged the 1300blockofSouth51st LEAVING THESCENE Avenue. Pasulkaissched- 14. uled toappearincourtApril the 7700blockofLehigh took Pasulkaintocustodyin and thendroveaway.Police A 57-year-oldParkRidge Rosalinda Alvarez,34,of johnhaIIhomescom St. Charles, IL60174 2020 DeanStreet,Suite A. 630.618.2470 police reportedly said Alvarez'scar police, the woman reportedlyranfrom property policesaid.The she wasnotallowedonthe been toldpreviouslythat nue, eventhoughshehad 8101 N.CumberlandAve- Emerson MiddleSchool, an reportedlyshowedupat 17 aftera49-year-oldwom- I PolicewerecalledMarch TRESPASSING March 17,policesaid. shortly aftermidnight block ofDempsterStreet ing atrafficstopinthe8400 session ofmarijuanafollow- man wasticketedwith DRUG POSSESSION nue, policesaid. 7100 blockofAustinAve- outside abusinessinthe overnight March16or17 painted onavanparked PROPERTY DAMAGE Hospital inParkRidge. Advocate LutheranGeneral building. Hewastakento who usedtolivedinthe A 46-year-oldDesPlaines Graffiti wasspray- pos- youve been lookingfor. Come visitourmodel homesanduncoverthelifestyle quality, uniquestyleand luxuriousambiancetomatch. John HallHomeshas perfectcommunitieswiththe was notidentifiedbypolice, streets, buthisopponent's Dempster andWashington removed fromtheareaof his campaignsignswere also reportedthatthreeof 17. owner's yardMarch16or was stolenfromahome- one ofhiscampaignsigns local officetoldpolicethat tomers, policesaid. counter whilehelpingcus- she leftitunattendedona was stolenMarch15after reported thatherceliphone the 8600blockofGolfRoad was parkednearby. seen gettingintoacarthat with theitemsandwaslast 13. Themanreportedlyfled Golf MillCenteronMarch retailer inthe200blockof worth ofclothingfroma pected ofstealing$2,099 I Policesaidamanissus- THEFT proached her. school employee the schoolgroundswhena A candidaterunningfor An employeeofastorein The candidate,who ap- for atrafficviolation.Dur- said Kennedywasstopped Oak ParkAvenue.Police 4 atDempsterStreetand following anincidentApril with possessionofcannabis Northbrook, wascharged the 3900blockofGregory, OF CANNABIS POSSESSION sanchultern isscheduledto when shegrabbedandma- was providinganunder- block ofWaukeganRoad. appear incourtMay8. nipulated hisgenitalia.Luv- cover Police saidLuvsanchultern ing anincidentinthe9200 23 withprostitutionfollow- Callie, waschargedMarch tern, 51,ofthe300block PROSTITUTION Morton Grove said. and hadmultiplied,"police signs "were Danny J.Kennedy,28,of Gangerel Luvsanchul- officer amassage 1ewìz' &1ai _42e, BETTER still there SMARTER MORE was made. was recoveredandanarrest nue. Policesaidthevehicle 9000 blockofMangoAve- de thatwasparkedinthe that someonestolehisvehi- STOLEN VEHICLE car. nue andthrewdirtontoher 9500 blockofHarlemAve- step ofherresidenceinthe her flowerpotoffthefront April 3thatsomeonestole THEFT glarize thehome. to hisresidenceandbur- to forceopenthereardoor used anunknownprytool ported April3thatsomeone block ofCram u BURGLARY ton Grovecitation. Kennedy wasissuedaMor- found the smellofcannabisand police, anofficerdetected ing thestop,accordingto A manreportedApril4 A womanreportedon A residentinthe6000 it in thevehicle. Street re- A Chicago Dibune Publication Thursday, April13, 2017 * Revive by Friday: 10-5, Saturday: 10-4 - Open Monday RevîveDB.com Revive® desI9rer bothooms EFFORTLESS. REMODELING BATHROOM Call for a complimentary consultation (847) 268-2058 6919 N. 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- ment hosted it said Linda Vering, -, the vi11ag's Community Outreach and Marketing Coordinator. "In previous years, it had been held by the Lincolnwood Police Department's Fraternal Order of Police. We're glad to carry on this great Lincoinwood tradition," she said. Vering said that the scores of children who participated were grouped by age as they searched for goodies. The hunts took place at staered times, she said, to accommodate parents who had children of varying ages. Over 3,000 colorful eggs were placed all around the park and were filled with all sorts of kid and family favorites. There were 1,000 eggs for each of the three age groups, organizers said. "We had a raffle drawing for two large baskets full of sports items;' Vering said. "Local businesses Subway and JumpZone contributed coupons that were stuffed in some of the eggs, and our event sponsor, RCN Chicago KEVIN TANAKA/PIONEER PRESS PHOTOS also provided doughnuts and Cesar Benavides keeps son Cesar Jr. from getting an early start at the Easter egg hunt at Proesel Park ¡n Llncoinwood April 8. other promotional items." Additionally, families were able to partake of otheractivities, including bean bag toss games in the park shelter and use of side- walk chalk for the kids to decorate the floor ofthe shelter. The park district provided free water, coffee and doughnuts for attendees, Vering said. And of course, no Easter egg hunt would be complete without an opportunity to have a photo taken with the Easter bunny - who arrived to the park atop a fire engine. "The bunny arriving by fire truck is always one of the highlights and kicks off the first egg hunt for the youngest attendees;' Vering said. "We couldn't have put on this event without the support and assistance of the Lincolnwood Police and Fire Departments. It's a real team effort." Haefele Keller bunny hops across the Easter egg patch before the annual hunt started at The Easter bunny arrives atop a fire department - Staff report Proesel Park. vehicle for the egg hunt at Proesel Park. 13 une Publication Thursday, April13, 2017 NHS in for 64, out the online administrators things District District 64 Superintend- The results of the out- To fill is the result of a discussion is the result members and by board school most 2013, and that it was by recently discussed school officials last Novem- ber. in ent Laurie Heinz states the the news release that "hear ultimate goal is to mem- what our community talk- bers are thinking and to ing about when it comes all whether we are on target in meeting their needs for information, and how we can improv&' reach evaluation will be presented at the board's next meeting, slated April24. survey, go to wwwd64.org. reporterfor Pioneer Press. Lee V Gaines is a freelance also will be emailed to be available for ongoing goal of will will The company "The evaluation stems She added that the effort members, district adminis- members, principals. trator and school conduct random telephone surveys, including landlines 400 and cellphones, with non-parent community 5 members between April to the and 15, according that news release. During online same time period, an survey district staff and families and online residents to fill out through the district's website. The company is also reviewing outgoing communications from district schools and its central office over the past couple years, the release states. from the board's and district's strengthening two-way communication," Tramm wrote. phone interviews with 15 "opinion leaders" in the community and individual interviews with board JENNIFER JOHNSON/PIONEER PRESS tce for At Presence Health, we want to help you put your health first. So let's have some tune Join us for free oneonone consultations, massages and more, It's the most fun you can have while still being healthy, Advanced regtraton Is requfred. RSVP at 877.737.4636 Eduiati0l are not district parents; creating online surveys parents, staff and community members; conducting E Hedee RIflE''1 gK Superintendent Laurie Heinz states that a survey's goal is to "hear what our community Superintendent Laurie Heinz states that a it comes to all things District 64, whether members are thinking and talking about when information, and how we can improve?' we are on target in meeting their needs for Patron Insight includes re- cruiting people for and conducting four focus groups with district taxpayers who its ac- Presence Resurrection Medical Center to deter- telephone be asked to at a cost of in will

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Hundreds of residents D64 plans study to boost communications effort communications boost to study plans D64 constituents and how it can constituents and how improve. based company that, cording to its website, spe- cializes in evaluating stake- holder input, was hired by the district $15,000 to determine the effectiveness of its outreach and communications ef- forts, according to District 64's public information coordinator, Bernadette Tramm. She wrote in an email that the contract with BY LEE V. GAINES BY LEE V. Pioneer Press without children enrolled in Park Ridge-Niles I)istrict 64 schools participate as part surveys this month by of an effort launched school officials is mine how well the district communicating with EDUCATION NHS Thursday, April13, 2017 A Chicago Tribune Publication 14 to make matzoandwhat itwas all thoseyearsago. after beinggranted theirfreedom the JewishpeopletofleeEgypt experience ofwhatitwaslike for the activityisawaytorecreate the nated matzobakerfortheday,said education oftheholiday,"hesaid. lion totheholidayandanice one, Hershkovichsaid. of makingmatzowasavaluable Passover, andthelearningprocess lies wereabletoeatitbefore ever, thechildrenandtheirfami- be eatenduringtheholiday.How- bakery atJewelwillnotactually matzo madeduringthemodel Hershkovich explained,sothe gent preparationandmonitoring, for Passoverrequiresmorestrin- ceptable toeatunderJewishlaw, eaten. matzo, theunleavenedbread,is and gatherforSedermeals,where refrain fromeatingleavenedbread Passover. April 10markedthefirstnightof with ChabadandEREE the portableoven. watching thefinishedproduct, dren's wide-eyedexpressions,was water, formedthedoughfor hands, thematzomakingbegan. people fromslaveryinEgypt. ing thefreedomofHebrew day Jewishholidaycommemorat- way," heexplained. about ourtraditionsinahands-on life. Andwewantthemtolearn is notjustareligion,it'swayof is educatingpeoplethatJudaism Hershkovich, outreachdirector community, saidRabbiLazer of thesynagogueandinto took thepre-Passoveracthrityout st. Itwasthefirsttimeorganizers Jewel-Osco at8730W.Dempster ery" washeldApril6attheNiles of Niles,this"modelmatzobak- now warmandcrisp,emergefrom ing part,judgingfromthechu- with Passover.Butthemostexcit- flat, cracker-likebreadassociated children toturnintomatzo,the into afinepowderandmixedwith Pioneer Press BY JENNIFERJOHNSON NEWS Synagogue bringsmatzo-makingtoNuesmarket "I hopetheylearn whatit'slike Leibel Scheiman,thedesig- "It givesthemaniceintroduc- Making matzokosher,orac- Those whoobservePassover Passover, orPesach,isaneight- 'Part oftheChabadmovement Hosted byChabadandER.E.E. Wheat stalkkernels,ground With rollmgpinsfirmlyinsmall Nothing reallymuch changes." size, buttheprocess isthesame. ing. "Theyhave tobeacertain them bier,"Goldsteinsaid,smil- churns outeachday? zos comparewiththeones he matzo bakeryinSkokie. explained thatheworksin a process ofmakingmatzo:He experience it,"hesaid. zo. "Ijustwantedmydaughterto old daughter,Bella,tomakemat- ton Heights,broughthis4-year- commemorate." And that'swhatwe'retryingto they ate-theselittleflatbreads. the breadtorise,sothisiswhat "They didn'thaveenoughtimefor the childrenwhoparticipated. they leftEgypt,"Scheimansaidof like fortheJewishpeoplewhen the Jewel-Oscostoreat Children waitfortheirchancetorollapieceofhomemadematzoduringmatzo-makingeventhostedbyChabadand Some shoppers whoobserve "il's thesame-wejustmake So howdidthechildren'smat- Aeduard Goldstein,ofAiling- Goldstein isnostrangertothe 8730 Dempster St. [email protected] Education andSharing Day. Ridge CityCouncilmeetingwhen represented duringarecentPark unincorporated MaineTownship, a proclamation inrecognitionof acting MayorMartyMaloneyread Chabad andFItE.E.wasalso ich said. message ofPassover,"Hershkov- greater publicandgetoutthe out toamorepublicsetting. this yearitwasdecidedtotake sively there,Hershkovichsaid,but the synagogueandheldexclu- kitchen wasopentomembersof Chabad andF.R.E.E. was offeredfneofchargeby Passover andmadeinIsrael.It watched, matzothatisKosherfor taming asingleshmurah,or Passover weregivenaboxcon- Located at9401MargallAve.,in "The ideaisthatwereacha In thepast,modelmatzo Dempster St.inNiles. matzo duringan April Bella Goldstein, 4, andSholomLison, 6 matzo-making event atJewel-Osco, JENNIFER JOHNSON/PIONEERPRESSPHOTOS 5, roll doughintoflat pieces FREE. of Niles onApril 8730 of 6 ,11 at A Chicago Thbune Publication Thursday, April13, 2017 NHS Silvestri, athletefrom But one ofthe organizers Cook County Commis- emotional issue, but you got emotional voice of reason to let the play out in your decision- maldng' Sul- of the opposition, Rob lili- ski, formerly with the nois Environmental Protec- isn't tion Agency, said he to Pa- interested in talking ques- He said he has many raise them in front of the Cook County Board. ti-jot Acres operators unless ti-jot Acres operators they pull their application. about tions and concerns will the proposal, but he sioner Peter whose district includes the proposed composting site, said he plans on recusing himself from the vote because he formerly worked for a law firm that is repre- senting Patriot Acres. gwong®chicagotn'bune.com Twitter @GraceWongs3O later interesting that But Lardner said Patriot "It's One Mount Prospect res- Mike Hertz said such facilities typically use such facilities to address them. chemicals Acres will have multiple mechanisms for reducing odor and that opponents op- pointed only to other erations that had problems, a they've already judged op- project before it's even erating and they compare were us to other sites that don't poorly run, and yet talk about other compost sites that are well-run' he said. ident who spoke also asked for residents to "put the brakes on the talk" until they get more information. that he could hear audience members booing softly as he spoke, "but people were listening, and maybe it got them thinking. That's the whole point Yeah, it's an re- Arlington Northbrook, The remaining 100-plus Opponents are focusing Brian Critchlow said he and food scraps, but no and food John Lardner, meat, said Patriot one ofthe owners of be acres on the site might he dens or greenhouses, said. Northfield, Acres who attended last Acres who attended week's gathering. gar- used for community primarily on the potential cause for the facility to what they call a "stink could zone" that they say carry foul odors up to five miles away, to suburbs including Heights, Park Ridge and Niles. was the former site manager of a composting facility elsewhere in the Chicago area. He said his former employer regularly ceived complaints about odors and that operators of proposed compost facility compost proposed COMMUNITY CHOICE AWARD the year's past winners. Polls go live on April 6th The Athlete of the Year "Community Choice Awards" are almost here!! Vote for your area's favorite . over :.. Vote at CHICAGOTRIBUNESCOM/ATHLETES If approved, the facility of Appeals but must still win approval by the Cook County Board, where the plan is due to be considered next month. will occupy 25 acres and compost landscape waste STACEY WESCOTTICHICAGO TRIBUNE re- The proposal has An anti-Patriot Acres sign ¡s posted along East Central An anti-Patriot Acres sign ¡s posted along is proposed to be Road in Des Plaines April 6. Patriot Acres a 25-acre compost landfill. seph Pollina, who lives near the proposed site, said he appreciates the need for composting, "but this is not the right spot for it" ceived clearance from the Cook County Zoning Board

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Instead,hesaid membership athissyna- organization justtogrow didn't wanttomakeitan needed them.Hesaidhe those whowantedor - togivespecialservices standing, GrowingSpaces HUGS -HealthyUnder- least locally,sohefounded lenges? ties ordevelopmentalchal- celebrations, withdisabili- worship andforholiday to welcomepeople, synagogues doingenough but moreattitudinal:Are ring nottoliteralbarriers, chairs," Stoehrsaid,refer- wide enoughforwheel- gogue werenotalways opmental, onHanukkah. disabilities, mostlydevel- who hadvariouskindsof doing somethingforpeople a membertothinkabout years ago,hesaid,asked tor StevenStoehr.Aboutsix easy, saidBethShalomCan- holiday. taste ofbeingJewishonthe with specialneedsasweet is intendedtogivepeople Walters Ave.,Northbrook, tion BethShalom,3433 recent yearsatCongrega- seder, stagedannuallyin tions ofthesederplate.The was substitutedforthesta- chocolate invariousforms tended theeventinwhich chocolate seders. those atCongregationBeth the second.Andsome,like Shalom onApril2,have over, somehavethemon on thefirstnightofPass- Pioneer Press KARIE ANGELL BY IRVL1lAvIrrAND to special-needscongregaras NEWS Sweet Passovertreatoffered North SuburbanSyna- He feltthattheydidn't,at "The doorsofthesyna- That hasnotalwaysbeen About 50people Some peoplehaveseders Luc for at- 13, aseventh-grader from said. ItfoundMax Muslin, chocolate seder, Stoehr was itsmostwell-attended nored?" has special needscommunity give uponus,'hesaid.'The such events."'Pleasedon't logistics necessarytoattend difficult toworkoutthe that sometimesitcanbe asked hertounderstand special needscongregant she said.Buttheparentofa than expectedattendance' tendance, or,atleast,less events hadreallylowat- not alwaysbeeneasy. events, shesaid,butithas hosted someholidayHUGS ofinformal education. but thatit'stheentireJew- Drunim, BethEl'sdirector needle forward,"saidAli ish community,movingthe tion orthatcongregation, not thatit'sthiscongrega- participants. congregations laterbecame Moriah andB'naiTikvah hoshua BethElohim,and and Deerfield'sB'naiJe- Beth JudeaofLongGrove; falo Grove,Congregation gregation BethAmofBuf- gation BnaiEmunah,Con- mette's BethHillelCongre- Glencoe's AmShalom,Will- late Seder. Passover DessertChoco- were includedattheHUGS tive ofroastedshankbones Chocolate pretzelsevoca- The April "Some oftheHUGS Her synagoguehas "I thinkthemessageis felt alienated, KAPIE ANGELLLUCI 2 HUGS event PIONEER PRESS ig- Luc isafreelance reporter. i!eavitt@pioneerlocaLcom staff reporter.Kane Angeli Irv LeavittisaPioneerPress little questionable,"hesaid. restrictions kickin. April 10-whendietary the startofholiday- said, it'smuchbetterbefore a chocolateseder,Stoehr observances. Inthecaseof days thanregularholiday events areheldondifferent events' really wanttheirown Rayna Greensaid."They communit3" BJBECantor yearning forconnectionsto adults withdisabilitiesare groups. for done HUGSPurimevents brate withtheirpeers. field-based BJBEhave gregants achancetocele- special-needs Jewishcon- closed tokids,giveolder really fun." her tothis,whichisreally, man said."Sowebrought her totemple'MarcNeedl- wanted tostartexposing enough tounderstand,we he said. for Mikayla'sbatmitzvah, seder wasawaytoprepare Neediman said. blessed, delays, saidherfather. kayla meansdevelopmental syndrome, whichforMi- She hasCorneliadeLange father, MarcNeediman. event April came toherfirstHUGS ofmy life,really." said, becomingtearful. of Glenview. "This isoneofthebestdays mother, LindaMuslin,also minutes withbisgrand- peared tobeahappy90 School, spendingwhatap- Glenview's AtteaMiddle "Passover chocolateisa Many oftheHUGS "We understandthat Both BethElandDeer- Some HUGSeventsare "Now thatMikayla'sold Coming tothechocolate "In hercase,we'revery Mikayla Needlman,II, "This isahighlight,"she adult special-needs it's mild," Marc 2, said her N A Chicago Tribune Publication Thursday, April13, 2017 NHS said said, don't this,' " change exhaust emissions "It's not as easy as saying, Nevertheless, he knees be contract implications to be contract In addition, such a change. have re- he said, officials the layed concerns that fed- move could affect the re- eral money the state pro- ceives, with the testing fed- gram falling under the eral Clean Air Act. 'let's Mulroe, adding, "I the want to jeopardize money we get for roads." plied by the IEPA since the legislation, he's not even sure the way the stations currently operate is justi- fled. Chicago and the Met- ro-East St. Louis areas are the only places in the state where there is testing, he noted. On its site, the EPA says from cars and trucks are the single greatest sources of air pollution in those areas. based on information sup- ri . Ii,S en nt The new network would The new network Kim Biggs, spokeswom- The senator acknowl- provide added convenience provide added IEPA officials for motorists, in- announced at the time, and required at inspection repair faculties. April 4 an for the JEPA, said in that the agency has been agency that a solution to the problem could be more said he was told there could cluding a second test posi- cluding a second test station at most primary rions and no appointments on discussions with Mulroe both concerns, "and we are committed to approaching U.S. EPA with potential changes to the vehicle emissions testing program to minimize inconveniences to motorists," edged he learned in his conversations with the complicated than having the agency opening stations closer to the users. Mulroe &iid the said station now POWERED BY «ftj4fl tribnnt pt With the "By closing emissions In announcing the clos- served residents for close to served residents 30 years. is closed, the nearest facility Ave. in Skokie at 3555 Jarvis testing facilities in Chicago, the Illinois Environmental cre- Protection Agency has on ated an undue burden meet Chicago residents to re- the emissions testing said in quirement,' Mulroe a vehi- a statement. "Getting can cle's emissions tested already be a time-consum- ing task in and of itself. We should not add to that by forcing Chicagoans to drive further to fulfill this obliga- ing of the stations last year, IEPA officials change was the result of a new streamlining system the state was breaking in under a new testing- con- tract. We'r& cttkth PfONEER PRESS wilt ne*eddîngcom Many of his constituents impact of closing of test stations of closing of impact t 'el/s as well as the communities of Niles, Des Plaines, Rose- mont, Park Ridge, Norridge, Harwood Heights, Schiller Park, Franklin Park, Elm- wood Park and River Grove. used a testing station at 6959 W. Forest Preserve Drive in Chicago, which e& Forest Preserve Drive in Chicago. . 6959 W. ease , The senator's district in- Some motorists were caught unaware when the state closed Some motorists were caught unaware when a testing station at Illinois Vehicle Code, re- stations within a five-mile radius of those subject to testing, rather than the current standard of 12 miles. cludes northwest Chicago quiring the state Environ- mental Protection Agency to locate vehicle emissions

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Mulroe says Mulroe Bill seeks to seeks Bill federal EPA could federal complicate issue PIONEER PRESS Staff report ing station in his district state closed in November, he Sen. John Mulroe said heard from constituents trav- about the burden of and eling a greater distance their then having to wait for vehicle to pass. sions testing is to reduce air pollution from vehicles," Mulroe said. "We shouldn't be increasing pollution by forcing individuals to drive farther from their homes for testing." the burden, Mulroe recently introduced legislation that would amend the NEWS a clothing. She said lucrative," she said. "I think for this particu- One outlet that appears "Business has been La Grange resident Rose La Grange The store requires items "It can't have spots or be Before making the deci- "We looked at the mer- While the financial mod- While it was forced to "We hope the communi- newjeans from the store. newjeans from coordina- Naseef, volunteer said she tor for SCARCE, is still a market thinks there for used clothing. not be lar nonprofit it might as be- "That's disappointing great cause it supports a organization." to The to offer competition the Community Shop for de- sort of high-end and can be signer clothing that resold is Kelsey Resale Bou- tique in Hinsdale. The store has been around for six years and just started website three weeks ago. amazing. People are getting into reusing," said manager Kelsey Moran. offered on consignment be in pristine condition. wrinided. We don't have a lot ofstaff," Moran said. sion to stop selling used clothing and shoes, Cunan said The Community Shop evaluated its options. chandise lines that were giving us the most revenue, and cut our losses by elimi- nating clothing and shoes," she said. el might not work for The Community Shop, Naseef said people should continue to look for ways to re-use their churches and schools often hold events at which such items are sold. make a difficult business decision, Cunan said she hopes people will continue to support the store. ty will understand and accept why 99 percent of the clothing is being sold to a recycler, and continue to support The Community Shop by donating used furniture, household items, said. [email protected] T\,vitter @triblocalam jewelry and clothing," she Madewell, accepts Recycling companies "That fabric could be An Oakbrook Center still have to sort it, ship it and send the materials some place' McKeen said. "Then those companies have to turn it into something new. We still want recycling though instead of havingit sittingin a landfilL" take textiles and turn them into a large variety of products. turned into stereo speaker covers or rags and rugs," she said. store, old jeans, which then are sent to a recycling company and turned into home insulation. Shoppers receive $20 toward the purchase of ANNEMARIE MANNION/PIONEER PRESS : Kay McKeen, founder "I talk to high school But it requires use of 'When you recycle you Kennedy, an educator for School & Community As- sistance for Recycling and Composting Education in DuPage County, which is dedicated to protecting and educating about the environment and executive director of SCARCE, said consumer- ism and cheap prices mean people tend to have a lot of clothing and need to consider how to repurpose it without cloing a landfill. classes where some kids have 30 pairs ofjeans. I have one," she said. energy and other resources.

/ doesn't it Cunan said The Com- Cheryl Lightholder, Although nonprofits get munity Shop also is ham- pered because have a large staff to process donated clothing or a ware- house for storing it. Even larger nonprofits that have such resources turn to recycling donated clothing. manager of communications for Goodwill Indus- tries of Southeastern Wis- consin, estimated that the nonprofit diverted 72.5 million pounds of textiles and household goods from landfills in 2016. for textile recycling, at least those items are not ending up in landfills, said Erin just pennies on the pound What to do with used clothing What to do is exported for carpet padding Clothing that goes to the The Council for Textile Clothing conundrum Clothing re-use overseas. Another 30 percent is recycled and con- as industrial and residential absorbents and 20 percent sulation, and raw material for the automotive industry textile recycler is then cut into rags for industrial use, or processed into soft fiber used for furniture, home insulation, car sound-proof- ing and carpeting - giving new life and use to the clothing that can't be sold, Cunan said. Recycling estimates that 45 percent of clothing sold to recyclers The Community Shop is getting out of the business of selling used clothing and shoes to consumers. The Community Shop is getting out of the business of selling used clothing and shoes verted into wiping rags used goes to make home in- 82 "While recycling may not A representative of Corn- has The nonprofit which "The current fast fashion There also are more web- "Even when people do The Council for Textile a fact rnost people who a fact rnost people nated clothing that is sai- able' said Angela Cunan, president/CEO. "Resale clothing has to be sold at low, low prices to even try and compete with the prices of new and continu- pounds per person. Only about 15 percent gets donated or recycled which means about 85 percent ends up in landfills. be a donor's preferred use for clothing donated to Community Nurse, it actually serves to produce at least some revenue for our mission and also prevents even more clothing from going to landfills," Cunan said. BY ANNEMARIE MANNION Pioneer Press munity Nurse in La Grange longer said a decision to no sell used clothing highlights might donate their clothing is sold not know: Most of it by the pound to recycling companies. Shop run The Community and in La Grange since 1993 as which formerly operated The Carousel Shop and The Corner Shoppe, decided to quit sellingmost used clothing because it didn't make financial sense. clothing market is driving down price points for do- ously discounted clothing at places like T.J.Maxx, Target or Kohl's' sites such as Thredup and Tradsey for people who want to sell their high-end or designer used clothing on consignment rather than donate it, she said. purchase higher-end clothing, shoes, purses orjewelry there are literally dozens of online sites for sellers to consign, sell or swap items rather than donate to charity," Cunan said. Recycling estimates the U.S. generates about 25 billion pounds of textiles a year, which amounts to BUSINESS 18 ' *L1 OPINION 19

4 The Olympicsarebest lefttotheamateurs where the pros are allowed spectrum, sleepwalk to compete. through games that don't Have the pros achieved mean much. anything as memorable as What started the pro the amateurs? Thke 1980. trend is quite ironic. What In that year, during the was a miracle year for the nadir ofNorth American Russian national basketball RANi»' BLASER hockey when the sport was team - 1972 in Munich- When it comes to the dominated by the former became a nightmare for the Olympics, I guess I'm a Soviet Union, something U.S. team led by All-Amen- purist. incredible happened. can Doug Collins, who The Olympics are for the That yeai the Soviets seemingly won the gold amateur athlete. I want the were expected to cruise to medal game for the U.S. best amateur athletes in the another gold medal in with two free throws and world and not professionals hockey. No one thought a only three seconds left in competing in the quadren- group ofyoung, inexperi- the game. nial gathering of the enced college kids could But confusion reigned on world's best athletes. possible beat the Russian the ensuing in-bound play That's why I favor the team, which made its bones - confusion about time NHL's recent decision to since 1972 by beating up remaining, and whether skip the 2018 Winter Olym- teams made up of not only the Soviets called time out pics in a city in South Korea NHL all-stars, but also - the Russians were given that I can't pronounce or future Hall-of-Famers like three chances to win the spell. Bobby Hull, Phil Esposito game, which they did on Sure the best athletes in and Ken Dryden. FILE PHOTO/AP their third in-bound try hockey play in the NHL. But those rag-tag college TheU.S.hockey team pounces on goalie Jim Craig after a4-3victory against the Soviet after Collins' free throws. That's great. I know that. If kids did win the gold medal Union in the1980Olympics in Lake Placid, N.Y., in this1980file photo. That controversial game I want to see them, it's easy. in 1980 by beating the Sovi- led to pros in the Olympics. I don't need them broken ets. The game is one of the the team, Mike Eruzione Ifin 1980 professionals been routed by the Rus- The rationale is that in up into national teams most memorable ever and Jim Craig, never went were allowed to play in the siam and no one would basketball and hockey, our playing Olympic hockey. played in Olympic hockey on to achieve NI-IL great- Olympics, we never would have remembered a thing best should be on the floor. Because Olympic hockey, history For the story and a ness. The high point of have heard broadcaster Al about it. or on the ice. back in the day of amateur taste of the drama, see the their hockey careers, as it Michaels count down the One need only look to But dream teams don't athletes, is unmatched by movie "Miracle." was for most ofthe team, clock and give his famous Olympics basketball, where always lead to miracles. anything the pros have One of the more remark- was that win. call, "Do you believe in NBA players are allowed to been able to accomplish. able aspects of that Olym- There is something miracles?" crush opposing nations, or, Randy Blaser is a freelance And that goes for any sport pics win is that the stars of special about that. The pros would have on the opposite end of the columnistfor Pioneer Press.

Maybe the Democrats should counter the gover- Rauner offers a retread of nor's commercials with commercials oftheir own. Let's see, Rauner successful campaign messaging dressed up as Norm the It's dress-up time in he was elected. carpenter from "This Old Illinois. And that's the problem. House" (minus the protu- You probably have seen We've heard all this berant stomach possessed - how could you avoid before. by all real carpenters). seeing? - Goy. Bruce Raun- The just-folks manner, Who could Madigan er's latest series of TV the plaid shirt, the verbal dress up as for his TV corn- commercials vowing to fix contractions. It's a retread mercial? Illinois. PAuL SASSONE ofhis successful election The Lone Ranger? No, Costumed in jeans and a political enemies - House campaign. the mask might give the red-and-blue plaid shirt, Speaker Michael Madigan Did he think we wrong idea. the governor hovers in an and Democrats in general - wouldn't notice? I got it! impossibly clean workshop have put forth to cure the The entire tone of these Madigan could dress up that looks more like a Black state's financial woes. Fix Illinois commercials NANCY STONE/CHICAGO TRIBUNE as Robin Hood. & Decker showroom than a The governor then seems meant to create the Goy. Bruce Rauner answers questions from the press at his You know, take from the real home workshop. makes a pitch for us to impression that Rauner is a office in the State Capitol in Springfield last month. rich and give to the poor. Rauner delicately re- support his Fix Illinois newcomer to Illinois' prob- Democrats like to be moves strips of duct tape program, which is pretty lems instead ofone of the with great, new solutions budget. thought ofthat way. from the camera lens. The much the Turnaround major problem creators for running for office. 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Beautiftilarticle.Thank This "(The column) His postreceivedmore I checkedhisFacebook Sterling KBrownisthe I wasstunned. "I readthearticlevia Elk Grove,California?I "I liveinElkGrove,Cali- Out ofcuriosityIasked ourselves, ourloved is whattrueart y. O.J. ..,,,. ,,-. Simpson: is 100 OPINION 21 Rauner needs to back UDtalk with action MARK ANDMICAH As the Senate's two lead- in unison that the Turn- ers tried again to find the around Agenda was, in votes to pass their 'rand reality, a mere ploy to -_i bargain" last week to end achieve Rauner's "real" the state's two-year govern- result, which is the slow but mental gridlock, Goy. Bruce very deliberate destruction Rauner began spending of"weak" universities and over a million dollars on RICH MILLER social service programs and two new TV ads that por- the crushingofunions and tray him as an Everyman The governor's people "the middle class." And they "duct tape" hero in the fight firnily believe that they havemight possibly even get for Illinois' future. staked out a comfortably some backup from a clearly "Illinois is broke and poll-tested platform. 'What furious Senate Republican broken' Ratiner says to the we oppose, the public op- Leader, who lashed out at camera while standing in a poses' a Rauner official saidthe governor and his chief well-kept gnrag and wear- last week. 'What we sup- ofstaffearlier this month ing a plaid flannel shirt port, the public supports." for declaring through an 'And the politicians that got The public hates tax unnamed source in a news- us into this mess, their hikes and Rauner is gearing paper article that the grand solution is this," Rauner saysup for the 2018 campaign bargain was dead. as he holds up a roll of duct with a message that he Ratiner will continue to tape. "Higher taxes' he says saved the state from ruinous counter with a campaign as he yanks out a piece of Democratic tax increases based on running against duct tape. "More spending," without his demanded the Springfield "status quo," he says with anotherjerk onjob-creating reforms, which and in particular the over- the roll. "No real reforrns' include the above-men- whelmingly unpopular he says as he takes one moretinned balanced budget, House Speaker Michael strong pull. property tax and state goy- Madig'an. But after over two 'After decades of ignor- ernment spending freezes, years in office, a kabillio- ing problems, it's time term limits and other awe- naire who conspicuously someone fixes 'em," the some stuff. drops his "g's" and dons the governor says. A list of Trouble is, he's never costumes ofthe working bullet points appears on the once proposed a balanced class in expensive TV ads to screen in front ofa line of budget and can't get any- claim he's on the common tools neatly arranged thing else passed. Rauner is man's side finally may be against the garage wall as heading into a re-election wearing thin. The gaver- Rauner says: "Our balanced campaign without much of nor's 58 percentjob disap- budget plan freezes proper- anything to show for his provai rating in the latest MARK SUPPELSA MICAÑ MATERRE ty taxes, caps spending. time in office Hence, the Paul Simon Public Policy creates jobs and puts term duct tape ads. Institute poll didn't appear limits on politicians." Team Rauner is also still out of nowhere, after all. Rauner is then shown opposed to whatever comes Instead of constantly sitting on a chair in the out ofthe Senate's negotia- worrying about his own garage. "Our plan brings tions because the proposals political future by produc- real reforms to Illinois," he don't meet its demands. ingyet another round of says as he grabs the roll of Talks have reportedly expensive TV ads far away duct tape. "Their duct tape faltered over a "five and from election day, the goy- solutions won't work any- five" proposal to raise the ernor ought to find another WEEKNIGHTS more. We will fix Illinois income tax for five years way to improve his state's together." and cap property taxes for future. He has a Republican The second, shorter ad, the same amount of time. Senate leader who is firmly. begins with Rauner peeling The Senate Democrats are committed to getting us out off duct tape from a piece of also still refusing to specify ofthis horrific ditch. In- glass over the camera. major budget cuts (which stead ofundercuttingher at CHICAGO'S VERY OWN "Springfield politicians the governor has refused to every turn, he ought to be don't want you to see what do as well), and a dispute helping her across the finish they're up to' the governor has developed over the line. Doing otherwise will begins, wearing the same latest education funding only prove the Democrats' WON9 NEWS flannel shirt in the same reform bill. point that he doesn't really garage." 'Cuz their duct- Should the Senate's plan want a deal. tape solutions just cover up go down in flames yet again, Illinois' problems. They the Democrats will un- Rich Miller also publishes don't fix 'em,' he says with a doubtedly say that Ratiner CapitolFax, a daily po1 itical smile. 'Tix Illinois' an never actually wanted a deal newsletter, and CapitolFax- announcer says. to begin with. They'll claim .com. 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When: 8p.m. April21 Comic Where:North Shore Center for the Performing Arts, Tickets: $42-$58 Contact: 847-673-6300; never www.northshorecenter.org other write jokes, which was a good little comedy education, hut outof no one ever said, 'Do this, do that, do the other thing" Rudner credits her years as a dancer for instilling in her the discipline to develop her craft. style "When you're in ballet,' she explains, "you don'tjust start dane- Rita Rudner ing. You learn the positions; first position, second position. I didn't start writing a joke. I asked myself heads to North lots ofquestions (to get to the) joke. I did it step-by-step!' Shore Center Rudner is a "have-it-all" kind of woman. She has been married for R DONALD LIEBENs0N almost three decades to British Pioneer Press producer Martin Bergman, with whom she has collaborated on It's been two years since Rita screenplays, stage plays and nov- Rudner performed at the North els (one ofwhich, "Turning the Shore Center for the Performing Tables," is being optioned for a Arts in Skokie, and she is putting mini-series). The secret to their the nearby Designer Shoe Ware- marital and collaborative success? house on notice. 'Te11 them to gt "We just get along," she states. ready," she joked in a phone inter- "We have the same sense of hu- view. "I'm bringing an extra suit- mor. I make people laugh from case." 8-9:30;he makes me laugh all For most ofthis decade, if you day." wanted to see Rudner onstage, Her latest project is writing her your best bet would be the Las autobiography, another addition Vegas Strip where she performed to a tireless schedule that in- in a succession ofresidencies at eludes performing writing new the New York-New York, Har- material, walking her dogs and rah's and The Venetian. She has being involved with her daugh- sold a reported $1 million in ticket ter's school. As this interview sales and was nani ed Best Come- begins, she is searching in vain for dian in Las Vegas for eight con- a scallop recipe she promised to secutive years. prepare for a charity dinner party On April21, she returns to the she is hosting "I made it a month North Shore Center. "A beautiful ago," she says. "I guess I could theater," she states enthusiasti- make it up!' cally. Rudner opted at the time for It has been 27 years since her the more settled life of a comic in HEO special, "Born to be Mild." NORTH SHORE CENTER residence so she could be home Comedy today is anything but. Comedian Rita Rudner returns to the North Shore Center for the Arts ¡n Skokie on April 21. while her daughter, Molly, was Female artists are thriving in an growing up. Now that Molly is era where they are empowered to you want to be (onstage) and roast Chevy, he got up to go to the punchlines, as her bio jokes. entering her teen years, Rudner be more personal, more intimate, everyone should listen to whom bathroom. Well played (I When she started, the headlin- jokes, "I can go out (on the road) more raw. But don't expect Rudn- they want to listen. It's a different thought)." ers at such legendary clubs as once or twice a month and she's er to ditch her characteristic style." Rudner's stand-up career had Catch a Rising Star were Jerry happy I'm not there to tell her formal stage attire. Nor do audi- Rudner has always remained an unorthodox beginning. She Seinfeld, Paul Reiser and Bill what to do." ences need to brace themselves true to her poised and elegant was a dancer on Broadway, ap- Maher. She learned by observing Rudner takes pride in sustain- for four-letter punchlines as she muse. She recalls with an audible pearing in such productions as and by doing. "Mentors?" she ing her career on her terms. She discusses relationships, family, shudder participating in a Friar's 'Annie" and "Mack and Mabel." emphatically states. "There's no was never comedy's Next Big children and everyday absurdi- Club roast of Chevy Chase. These But she noticed that there was far such thing as a comedy mentor. Thing, and that has worked to her ties. are notoriously profine affairs. less aspiring female comedians You're on your own. If you get advantage, she reasons. 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CARES, CuisineforA fundraiser forNaperville has workedontheannual complicated forher.She summer, itmadethingsless organizations mergedlast years later.Whenthetwo Loaves andFishesafew teer timewithNaperville and thenbegantovolun- Naperville CARESin1999 began volunteeringfor facility Marianjoy.She Wheaton rehabilitation tired fromhercareeratthe community aftershere- wanted togivebackthe time Napervilleresident, Napervifle Sun Overnight recipes SUBURBAN COOKS By JudyBuchenot Easter brunch make foreasy Naperville cooklikesgoodcauses,food When Tarpeyisn't busy "It's Naperville'slargest Both Tarpey,73,andher "This year,theeventwill Margie Tarpey,along- overnight, which makesit dish hastoberefrigerated layered withapples.The sion ofFrenchtoastthatis strata, aninterestingver- casserole isapple-stuffed be poppedintheoven.One day beforethatcanquickly Tarpey makesdishesthe dicing onEastermorning, spend timechoppingand get brunchready?' their EasterbasketswhileI here, andthekidslookfor first. Thenwecomeback gether andgotochurch ple' shesaid."Wegetto- Easter morningbrunch. family membersoverfor dren. Shewillbehaving12 dren andeightgrandchil- She hasthreeadultchil- spending timewithfamily. volunteering, sheenjoys strata brunchcasserole. Naperville residentMargieTarpeygetsreadytosliceupapplesmakeherapple-stuffed "We liketokeepitsim- Instead ofhavingto volves onlythree ingredi- chicken. Therecipe in- an easyParmesancrusted favorites fromMartinezis her recipes.Oneof lent cookwhooftenshares Ceci Martinez,isanexcel- ofher daughters-in-law, She feelsblessedthatone for tastyandeasyrecipes. brunch. easy Eastermorning fresh fruitforaquickand Tarpey addssomecut-up eaten rightoutoftheoven. as theybakeandcanbe have anappetizingaroma stuffed strata. temperature astheapple- utes intheovenatsame only needsabout35mm- overnight coffeecakethat ideal forEastermorning. Tarpey isalwayslooking Both breakfastdishes The seconddishisan JUDY BUCHENOT/NAPERVILLESUN baking applesalso work. but saysothervarieties of apples withgoodresults with GoldenDelicious try. Shehasmadethestrata brunch recipesforothersto two easymake-ahead away, Tarpeysharesher flavorful, no-fussdish. done. Theendresultisa for about20minutesuntil en isbakedat425degrees the mayonnaise.Thechick- soned breadcrumbsover teaspoons ofltaliansea- she sprinklesaboutfour with saltandpepper.Then that havebeenseasoned skinless chickenbreasts spreads itonfourboneless Parmesan cheeseand naise with together breasts. She ents todressupchicken WithEasterjust days /2 '/2 cup ofmayon- simply cup ofgrated mixes degrees. Bakeabout 35minutesoruntilcaketests done. refrigerate overnight.Inthemorning, preheatoverto350 cinnamon. Sprinkleevenlyover the batter.Coverand chopped nuts, together flour,bakingsoda,/teaspoon cinnamonand 1 Overnight CoffeeCake warm. or untilknifeinsertedinthecentercomesoutclean.Serve to 350degrees.Uncoverdishandsprinklewith/cup 3 11-inch by7-inchglassorceramicbakingdishwithcooking sugar. Sauteapplesuntiltenderandlightlybrowned. 1 into agreased9-inchby13-inch pan.Mixtogetherthe nutmeg. Addtocreamedmixture. Foldinsourcream.Pour pecans andonetablespoonsugar.Bakeabout48minutes Cover andrefrigerateovernight.Inthemorning,heatoven bread. Pressdownbreadpiecessotheyaresubmerged. another layerofbreadoverpecans. mixture overbread.Sprinklewith/cupofpecans.Make 2 spray. Remove fromheatandallowtocoolfiveminutes.Coatan Apple-Stuffed Strata cause Tickets: www.Ioaves-fishes.org/events/culsine-for-a- Where: When: rants. featuring foodsamplesfrommorethan25arearestau- What: Cuisine foraCause i '/2 i 1/2CU5 3/4 1/2 3/4 . 12 i i i i 2 2 i i 5 7 4 2 . u and fluffy.Lightlybeateggs addtomixture.Sift Cream butter,sugarandt/2cupbrownuntillight high heat.Addslicedapplesandonetablespoon Melt butterinalargenon-stickskilletovermedium cinnamon andeggs.Whisktoblend.Pourover In abowl,place5tablespoonsofsugar,milk, cup choppednuts cup sourcream teaspoon nutmeg teaspoOns cinnamon,divided teaspoon bakingsoda cups flour eggs cup brownsugar,divided cup sugar cup butter the slicesinbottomofdish.Spreadapple Cut slicesofbreaddiagonallyandarrangehalf teaspoon cinnamon tablespoons sugar,divided teaspoons butter large eggs cup choppedpecans,divided slices cinnamonswirlbread cooking spray cups apples,peeledandsliced A benefitforLoaves&FishesCommunityServices 6:30 to10:30p.m.April29 Navistar, 2701NavistarDrive,Lisle low-fat milk /2 cup brownsugaranditeaspoon 3 Section 2 Thursday, Apri! 13, 2017 CN Her advice to parents of "You have to work at it, She tried something new She tried something are Using something they Cat's son has come out of His weekends are full, "The younger kids at makes them happy. they can be physically and emotionally safe," she adds. "And where they can make friends?' interested in to build a relationship around can space travel you might help rockets and explain what he suests Elizabeth Crais, a speech and hearing sciences at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. In time, they may be comfortable talking about it in a his shell, but it's an ongoing process. He has made a close Mend, someone he Skypes with and ptays laser tagwith on weekends. And she has found Teens Like Us, a program that pairs atypical adolescents with typically developing peer between this special club, Friday nights at atrampo- line park and volunteering at Sunday school. church really like him," Cat says. "They high-five him and compete for his attention at playtime. And at the park, he's like the man on campus. He knows the rules by now and speaks up if someone does something that bothers him. He can be more like a 14-year-old?' kids with similar issues: "Find what they can do that but find that thing where Arlene Karidis is afreelancer. kids away," remembers Cat kids away," still allow Mat- that would with his thew to engage peers. She neurotypical in a class with enrolled him she youth his age. But first got to know the instructor. He had to be someone positive and gentle when correcting. And she made sure he understood Mat- thew's trirs. form help kids with autism your connections, as well. If chitd is passionate about him learn to talk about knows to someone else, professor in the division of group during circle time. votunteers. FATCAMERA/E+ . are But findinggood oppor- "He didn't see them just ofthem would call their needs can have benefits. For instance, they can help children with disabilities learn to interact with people in situations outside a closed community tunities for friendship can take persistence. Matthew went to an open gym in sixth grade where he gravi- tated to younger kids. as little kids, but someone to play with, and he loves being helpful. He would jump in to help them, say walk on the balance beam. But you could see in the faces of some parents that they were thinking, what is this 11-year-old's deal? Some Programs that include "I had a kid who, after should talk about activities net, trying many opportuni- interests, says Kristen Kaly- mon, a psychologist at Ken- nedy Krieger Institute's Pediatric Developmental Disorders Clinic. trying a lot ofactivities, got involved in adaptive ball with kids with physical disabilities, though he did not have a physical disability himself He ended up loving it," Kalymon say& typically developing kids alongside those with special lishing successful relationships is to find the right match. Parent and child ofinterest and cast a wide ties with kids with similar Another key to estab- They are also guided by "For instance, we had two says. therapists in resolving problems they may have in their social interactions. This is done in a comfortable and confidential setting. students who wanted to be friends but were driving each other crazy Their joking can sound mean. When it carne to a head, our therapist sat them down and had both say what they felt about the other person. So they get perspective, team conversation skills and con- flict resolution. And they do it in a safe environment where they can say what they feel," Kauzlarich says. hard to make hard Children who do well get "We've done video mod- When bonds When How to help children with autism find, and keep, friends children with autism How to help in positive social interac- reinforcing," Kauzlarich There are plenty of oppor- in special programs designed for them, such as autism group meetups. But finding the right social circles with "typically deve!- oping" kids can be hard. Cat and Matthew have worked at it for years, trying to find the best fit a lot ofpractice in generaliz- ing skills in different scenar- ios, which they can then apply to other situations. eling where we record students and then they watch themselves engaging tion, which is powerful and Lack of social and communication skills can make it difficult for children with autism to maintain friendships with other Lack of social and communication skills can make it difficult for children with autism kids. tunities to gain experience "Crowds overwhelmed Though he desperately Many ofthese kids don't "They don't understand To be successftil, they Matthew rarely was Matthew rarely navigate and maintain re- Kauzlarich, program coor- secondary program at Frost School in Rockville, Md., a day school for students with autism. road," she says. "They keep trying the same things that haven't worked and, without help, they often even- Kauzlarich has seen students with autism grow and form healthy bonds, hut it takes a lot of practice, especially in expressing themselves and learning what is considered appropriate behavior. need to begin exercising their social and emotional muscles early, and in different settings, with children who have similar issues, and with those who do not invited to birthday parties invited to birthday as a young or play groups child. Ori the few occasions he was included, his mother said a prayer and "hoped nothingbad would happen," she recalls. him. The noise, the games and toys were too much, to and sometimes he'd run another room and hide. What made social situations he even harder was that stru: ed with impulse control. And he gets locked on ideas. He was perceived as the different one?' says Cat ofher now 14-year-old son, who has autism. (Cat and Matthew are identified by their first names only, to protect their privacy) wanted to make friends, it was difficult for Matthew, justas itis formanykids with communication barri- ers and other challenges that make bonding hard. know how to begin to make friends. Some can reach out initially, but the friendship quickly fades because they lack the social and communication skills required to lationships, says Les,sie dinator for the Oakmont why the car went off the tually give up," she says. By Arlene Karidis By Arlene Post The Washington COVER STORY COVER I Section 2 " the childhasfinishedcollege. means theywillboltinfearifthink child couldstillbeinthefamilylongafter Today's impulsegiftforaneight-year-old lized. And,theycanliveeightto14years. sive aroundsexualmaturity,ifnotsteri- Society lifetimes, accordingtotheHouseRabbit cost asmuchadogtocareforovertheir quire asmuchcareadogorcat-and need adultcaregiverstothrive.Theyre- bunny). need togowiththeplushtoy(orchocolate plush rabbittoyforayoungchild,parents choice betweenbuyingalivebunnyor the righthome. as howgreatrabbitsarepetsifplacedin shouldn't getarabbitaroundEasteraswell berg; Longlsland,N.Y. better forallanimals.-DianaKronen- tion iskeytomaldngchangeforthe rabbits as it. We'realwayscampaigningtoprevent grows upandthechildnolongerwants rescues afterthecuteEasterbunny Group andwealwaysgetaninfluxof with theLongIslandRabbitRescue Easter gifttochildren?Iamavolunteer why it'sabadideatogiverabbitsasan than aquestion:Couldyoutalkabout rabbits, but I since it'snotassimplepeoplerealize. spread educationaboutrabbitcare, and amalwayslookingforwaysto Tribune ContentAgency By CathyM.Rosenthal MY PETWORLD PETS/ANIMALS Don't get don't knowhowfamiliaryouarewith Rabbits area"prey"animal,which In addition,rabbitscanbecomeares- A:I amhappytotalkaboutwhyone Rabbits arenoteasypetstocareforand Let's talkEasterfirst.Whengivena I have fourpetrabbitsofmyown SCHOOL PREP O fts hthefirstplace.Educa- I have moreofarequest Tribune columnistJamesP.DeWanteachesyouhowto: Slice, Dice,Whip,Poach,Carve,Roll,Roux,Braise, a GF1 fl4fl)t.\i(H1CAGOra(JflNE.COM Brine, Stuff,SpatchcockAndmore! to feedtherabbits,whichsustainedtheir interest quickly.Thenextday,thekidsgot minutes, buttheyalsogettiredandlose their credit,mostkidscansitstillfor20 observation wasoveruntilthenextday.To center. Ifthekidsstartledrabbits, quietly observetherabbitssittingin rabbits byhavingthemsitinacircleto I usedtoteachkidshowbehavearound death. to chasethemcanliterallyscarearabbit the homewhoareloud,livelyandlonging their livesareindanger.Kidsoranimals partly becausemanypeopledon'trealizehowmuchcaretheyrequire. Rabbits arethethirdmostacquiredpet,buttheyalsorelinquished NOW INPAPERBACK! During humanesocietysummercamps, rabbit justbecauseit'sEaster Irib 'rwPSctIOOt,Book Books bnnt animals ifabandoned. tion orbecomeafoodsourceforother skills andcanquicklysuccumbtostarva- wild rabbits,petrabbitshavenosurvival that's adeathsentenceforthem.Unlike the woodsthinkingtheycansurvive,but Sadly, peoplemaydumptheirpetrabbitsin relinquished -andeuthanizedpet. quired pet,theyarealsothethirdmost glected orgivenupaltogether. too, whichmeansrabbitsareoftenne- Kids willloseinterestintheirpetrabbits, interest alittlelonger,butnotbymuch. While rabbitsarethethirdmostac- R Photogalleries,videos,more pet eventscalendar . Oursuburbanandcity pets inneedofhomes. descriptions ofChicagoland featuring photosand . Ouradoptableanimalsblog from thesuburbs,cityandbeyond,plus: Visit usdailyforthelatestpetandanimalnews chîcagotrîbune.com/pets RADEK MICA/GErTV-AFP follow her@cathymrosenthal. and tipstocathy®petpundit.com.Please include yourname,city,andstate.Youcan welfarefield. Sendyourpetquestions,stories who hasmorethan25yearsintheanimal advocate, author,columnistandpetexpert Cathy MRosenthalisalongtimeanimal lawn andplants.Yourplantswillloveit that fishwastebydumpingitontoyour water arenormal,goaheadandrecycle fish tankandtheammonialevelsin plants? -BartVamcchi,Holbrook,N.Y. will thiswaterbegoodformyindoor lawn, notintomysink.Thequestionis, fish tank,Ito&sthedirtywateronto Easter. Please don'tgetarabbitjustbecauseit's rabbit rescuegroupsinyourcityorstate. bits.org formoreinformationandtofind groups arelookingforinarabbitparent then youmightbewhattheserabbitrescue cide arabbitisthebestpetforyourfamily, make adecadelongcommitmentandde- pet foryou. foster arabbittoseeifit'stherighttypeof the LongIslandRabbitRescueGroup, getting arabbit,talktorescuegroups,like so theycanhoparoundthehouse. ple. Theyareaffectionatewiththeirfami- placed inquiethomeswiththerightpeo- about rabbitcare.Theymayevenletyou lies andcanbelitter-boxtrained,likeacat, point. Rabbitsareactuallygreatpetswhen for them,whichbringsmetomysecond rescue groupswhotrytofindgoodhomes so mosthomelessrabbitsarecaredforby A: Absolutely!Ifyouhaveafilteronyour Q: WhenIchangethewaterfrommy Visit theHouseRabbitSocietyatrab Ifyou doyourhomework,arereadyto Ifanyone readingthisisseriousabout Very fewanimalsheltersacceptrabbits, t-' s. 5 Thursday, April13, 2017 'I C asked the two largest carriers, asked the two largest I @printersrowfest #PPLF17 When in the Verizon: "Verizon participated More information can be found on Veri- Need help? 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Make space t may be tempting for kids to stretch out in front of the television while they do their homework, but a dedicated study space will be more effective and help students stay organized. Place a desk or study table in a well-lit area of the home and ensure it has all the supplies your student will need to be successful. Make music Studies show that learning music is good for the brain. Music education can enhance language development, is associated with spatial intelligence, and can even raise scores on standardized tests. Piano can be fundamental to that education, so offer your child all the benefits of having one in your home. These days, innovations in technology make it fun and easy for children to embrace their inner musician. For example, the CGP-700 from Casio features a 5.2 inch color touch display. This allows young musicians to get creative and easily choose from hundreds of tones, role models. Sign up and train for a trickiest subject. But having the most the PRIZM fx-CG5O from Casio has rhythms, and more. Stereo audio re- 5k as a family. Suggest a bike ride or cutting edge tools can help students a cross-section option and a special cording and playback allow musicians game of soccer in the park. better understand math concepts and zoom function that enable users to to record their practices and learn from Your kids don't have to go out for enable them to solve the most chal- further examine the graph for even their mistakes and successes. the varsity team to reap the benefits, lenging equations. greater analysis, and its picture plot but a fitness routine that involves Outfit your child with a graphing function gives users the ability to plot Make some moves some vigorous activity can help to calculator that offers the ability to graphs over pictures of real-life scenes. Make sure your kids get plenty of improve grades. draw three dimensional graphs, such From music to muscles to math: exercise, as physical activity is linked as planes, cylinders and spheres, and consider taking a holistic, multi- to academic achievement. Adults can Make math fun view them from various angles to bet- pronged approach to academics. encourage the habit by being good For many students, math is the ter analyze their shapes. For example, StatePoint l°êIVAt t.t Il 4 I

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Did you know that advanced dlq-display, making math education a Itat technologies can help grade more visual experience. school and high school students become better prepared for col-Go the distance lege and careers? These days, classroom style learn- From interactive platforms and ap- ing doesn't always have to take place plications to high-tech hardware, dig i- within the four walls of a physical tal learning is empowering educators classroom. Distance learning offers a and helping prepare students for their greater number of people access to the futures. Here are a few new learning same educatìonal opportunities, and is tools that are transforming education made possible by new technologies. today. Educators and schools are embrac- ing platforms like Blackboard and Do the math Schoology to help connect students Graphing calculators are getting with educational content 24 hours a an enhanced look and feel, enabling day. These platforms also enhance students to solve the most challeng- traditional classroom learning. Known ing equations and enhance their as blended learning, students still understanding of math. For example, attend class, but can hone their skills cutting edge calculators, such as fx- and knowledge during off-hours at a CG5O, the newest model in Casio's personalized pace wìth technology- calculator portfolio, offer a three- mediated instruction. dimensional graphing function that al- musicians. The app displays notes tools and processes are changing the lows students to view their graph from Music to one's ears graphically in real time, along with the way educators teach and students ab- various angles to better analyze their Music education isn't what it used correct keyboard positions for both sorb content. And these changes also shape. Other new capabilities include to be, thanks to new technology and hands. Users are welcome to import are making teachers more efficient, cross-section and zoom functions for gear. For example, Chordana Play, a song data into the app and expand enabling greater freedom for students greater analysis. Students can also new app, can be linked with several their repertoire over time. To learn to benefit from a more personalized plot graphs over pictures of real-life Casio electronic keyboards as a learn- more, visit CasioMusicGear.com. approach to learning. scenes on a full color textbook-style ing tool for beginners and advanced As technology evolves, enhanced StatePoirìt Zones i and 2 PRIVATE SCHOOLS z(-t classrooms are safe, nurturing envi- ronments for children 6 weeks to 6 years, offering age-appropriate opportunities to explore and discover year-round. Goddard School's play-based FLEX: Learning Program (Fun Learning Experience) is grounded in research on how children learn best: children experience the deepest, most genuine learning when they are having fun. lt's designed to help build each child's emotional, academic, social, creative and physical skills to provide a well-rounded experience and ensure each one becomes confident, loyful and fully prepared in school and in life. The Goddard School is located at 9651 Gross Point Road, in Skokie. For more information, call 847-773-0200. Lake Forest Acd,rny Oregon basketball player Dylan Ennis When Lake Forest Academy bas- The Goddard School offers a play-based F.L.E.X. Learning Program (Fun Learning played for Lake Forest Academy in 2011. ketball coach Matt Vaughn gathered Experience). Caxy basketball alumni for a game and post-game pizza reception in January, 31 for the Oregon Ducks; in a rare like current LFA's students, he came Lake Forest Academy is located Dylan Ennis couldnt join his former sixth year of eligibility granted by the for the excellence of experience in at 1500 W. Kennedy Road, in Lake teammates, because six years later, NCAA, he helped the Ducks reach the athletics and academics. LFAs culture Forest. For more information, call he's still playing college basketball. Final Four for the first time since 1939. is characterized by its global outlook 847-615-3210 or visit lfanet.org. These days, he wears jersey No. Ennis hails from Brampton, Ontario; and Midwestern values. CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE

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Latribert BevO- the cable Trust dated August 1, 2003 and recorded in the Office of Recorder of Deeds as Document Number 0831529054 arid for other relief: that Summons was duly issued out of the above Court against defendants, file your answer to the complaint in the said suit or 0th- be the Court at Cook County on or before MAY 8, 2017 a deftult may taken against you at any time after that date and a Judgment entered This communication is an attempt to collect a debt and any informa- non OTtained will be used for that purpose Stew/i C Lindberg ANSEI.MO LINDBERG OLIVER LLC 1771 W Diehl Rd , Ste 120, Naperville IL 60563-4947 630-453-6960 866-402-8661 I 630-4B-4620 (favi Peorlil ¶794, Winnebago 302, IL 03126232 torecloosre@ALOLawGroup corn THIS JAW FIRM IS DEEMED TO BE A DEBT COLLECTOR. 04/06/2017, 04113/2017, 4120/2017 4870960 CAR OWNERS F17020113 CPN F17020113 CHANCERY DIVISION COUNTY DEPARThIENT. vs Trust dated August of the toy D. 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Sale terms 25% dowT of the highest bid by certified funds at Sale terms 25% dowT of the highest For information, contact the sales department, ANSELMO LIND- ribunc PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuaTt to a Judgment ot PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaiTtiff makes Commonly known as 5159 SUFFELD TERRECE, Skokie, IL 60077 Commonly known as 5159 SUFFELD Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT MUND M. ZACHARIA, NAI-IREN H. ZACHARIA, UNKNOWN OWNERS NAI-IREN H. ZACHARIA, UNKNOWN MUND M. ZACHARIA, NOTE. Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act you are Judicial Sales - Real Judicial Estate ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW cation for sales held at other county venues where The Judicial Sales IL BERG OLIVER LLC. 1771 W. Diehl Road, Suite 120, NAPERVILLE, cors Please refer to file number F15060231. 236-SALE 7 day status report of pending sales. 1771 W. Diehl Road, Suite 120 NAPERVILLE, IL 60563 16301 453-6960 E-Mail: [email protected] Attorney File No F15060231 AttorneyARDC No 3126232 Attorney Code. 58852 Case Number: 11 CH 33909 TJSCe: 37-1552 advised that Plaintiff s attorney is deemed to be a debt collector at- tempting to collect a debt and any intormation obtained will be used for mat purpose 3/30/2017, 4/6/2017, 4/13/2017 4810500 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT DF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT - CHANCERY DIVISION COUNTY DEPARTMENT DF NEW YORK, AS YORK MELLON FRA THE BANK THE BANK OF NEW CWABS, INC ASSET- CERTWICATEHOLOERS OF THE TRUSTEE F08 THE SERIES 2006-25 BACKED CERTIFICATES. Plaintiff, CLAIMANTS AND NON-RECORD DeteTdaTts 11 CH 33909 5159 SUFFELD TERRECE Skokie, IL 60077 NOTICE OF SALE above cause on February 9, 2017, Foreclosure and Sale entered in the will at 1030 AM on May an agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, One South Wacker DrIve 10, 2017, at The Judicial Sales Corporation, seIl at public auction to the highest . 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL 60606 described real estate bidder, as set forth below, the following single family residence. The rval estate is improved with a 31. The judgment amount Was $664,403 The Judicial Sales Corporation. No The close of the sale payable to The balance, including the Judicial third party checks will be accepted sale Fee for Abandoned Residential Property Municipality Relief Fund, winch is calculated on residential real estate at the rate of $1 for each to $1 cr00 or fraction thereof of The amount paid by the purchaser Tot exceed $300, in certified funds/or wire transfer, is due within twenty- four 1241 hours, No fee shall be paid by the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to its credit bid at tse sale or by any mortgagee, ludgment creditor, or other lienor acquiring tire residential real notate whose rights IT and to the residential real estate arose prior to tIle sale. The subject property is sut9ect to general real estate taxes, special assessments, orspecial taxes levied aalnst said real estate and is offered forsale without any representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse to Plaintiff and in AS IS condi tioT The sale io further subject to contirrnation by the court a Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real estate after confirmation of the sale. no representason as to the condition of the property. Prospective bidders are admonished to check the court file to verity all intormation. If this property is a condominium allis, or a unit which is part of a common Interest community, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assessments and the legal fees required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 1LCS 605/9ob(tl and (gydl. In accordance with 735 ILCS S/1S-1507(cl(ll(h-ll and (tf.2, 765 I[CS 60S/9(gll5l, and 765 ILCS 40511851g-11, you are hereby noti- tied that the purchaser of the property, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assessments and legal fees required by subsections (v.3(11 and of (gX41 of section 9 and thy assessments reouired by subsection 1g-11 section 1v 5 of the Illinois Condominium Property Act TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-17011Cl OF THE You will need a photo identification issued by a government agency (driver's license, passport, etc.l in order to gain entry into our building and the foreclosure sale room in Cook county and the same identiti- Corporation condocts foreclosure sales 60563, (6301 453-6960 For bidding instructions. visit www.tal-illinois. 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IL 60076 Commonly known as 9261 KEECER Proper-tv Index No. 10-15-227-021 single family residence The real estate is improved with a bid by certitied funds at the close Sale ternis: 25% down of the highest Sales Corporation. No third party of the saie payable to The JudIcial including the Judicial sale tee checks will be accepted. The balance, Municipality Relief Fund, which is for Abandoned Residential Property at the rate of $1 for each $1,000 calculated on residential real estate by the purchaser not to exceed or fractloT thereot of the amount paid io due within twenty-tour 124 $300, in certitied funds/or wire transfer, mortgagee acquiring the resident01 hours. No tee shall be paid by the at The tale or by any mortgagee, real estate pursuant to its credit bid acquiring the resroential real estate ludgment creditor, or other lienor real estate arose prior to the whOse rights in and to the residential to general real estate taxes, upe- sale. The sublect property is sublect levied against said real estate and cial assessments, or special taxes as to qpality or quantity Is offered tor sale wtthout any reprexentation and in \AS IS\ condition The of title and without recourse to Plaintiff by the court sale is turther sublect tO confirmation bid, the purchaser will receive a Upon payment in Sull of the amount Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser To a deed to the real estate after confirmation of the sale. no The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes representation as to the condition of the property Prospective bidders are admonished to check the court file to verity all information at If this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assessments and the legal fees required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/918.1(11 and lnJ4l of unit which s part of a common interest community, the purchaser the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the assessments required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/18 5l-1l IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNERI, YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER DF POSSESSION. IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-17011Cl OF THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW You will need a photo identdication issued by a government agency Idriver's license, passport, etc I in order to gain entry into our building and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and tve name identification for sales held at other county venues where The Judicial Sales Corporation conducts foreclosure sales. For information, euamine the court file or contact Plaintiff's aDornen CDDILIS S ASSOCIATES P.C. 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION One South Wacker Drive. 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4450 (3121 236-SALE You can also visit The ludicial Sales Corporation at 7 day status report of pending sales at- advised that Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to be a debt collector 416/2017. 4/13/2017. 4/20/2017 4879232 COUNTY DEPARTMENT ' CHANCERY DIVISION COUNTY DEPARTMENT BANK TO PARKVALE SAVINGS CHASE BANK, OMANA C. 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PUBUC NO110E ADVERTISEMENT FOR BID LEGAL NOnCE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY The Board of Education NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that GWEN, Dursuant ° SECtIOY Lincolnwood school Dissent a blic hearinwill be held 17.56.170(EX2) of the Harwood 74, 6950 East Praine Road, ore the His oricPreseiva- Heights Code ofOrdinances Lincolnwood, Iftinois 607i2. tisiS Commission on Wednes- tEa! the Village of Harwoo4 wilt receive sealed bids for day May 3, 2017 at 6:00 pm HeI1ts Zoningoard of ApSeals PHASE 2 FuRNITURE, FIX- in the city Council Chambers of wiIIbe conducting a public hear- TURES, AND EQUIPMENT Park Ridge City Hall 505 Butler ing on May 1, 2017 at 7. PM at AT 'network Place, Park Ridge, Illinois, when the Village of Hat-wood HeItrts LINCOLN HALL MIDDLE the following matter will be con- Village Hall (7300 west Wilson SCHOOL sidered Avenue. Harwood Heights IL PROJECT NO. 17022 40706) consider the applica- The Bid Opening willbe on «:hieaio Q:ribimc EAN HACKETt (Ap- Historic Landmark Designation f105 O Wednesday, April 26, 2017 at Case Numbers LD-17-O'land plicant"i, pursuant toSection 10:00 A M. at the Administra- W-17-02: 17.56 220 of tire Village Code, tion Building, 6950 Prairie Road, for variances from (i)Secson Lincolnwood, Illinois 60712. At Park Ridge Park District tiled ap- 1704 130(0), Table 1704 130.1 this time the Bids will be pub- plications tsr historic landmark and Section 1728130(A) of the licly opened and read A Perfor- designation, in accordance with Village Code, which only au- mance and Payment Bond in the the requirements of Section 23- thorize open off-street parking full amount of the contract will 2-3 of the Municipal Code of the spaces other than driveways be required A Bid Security of City of Path Ridge at trie proper- in residential districts to be lo- 10% of the Bid is required with ties commonly known as' cated el interior side and rear the proposalThe Contractor THERE'S A NEW JOB BOARD yards,(ii) Section 17.28.090(A) must pay the Prevailing Wage Solomon Cottage (3)of tIse Village Code, which re- Rates for al) work pet Illinois 721 NOrth Prospect Avenue quires at least 50 perCent (50%) Law Park Ridge, IL 60068, and of all required parking in a resi- ltis the policy of Lincolnwood dential djytrict fo be provided in School District 74 to provide Wohlers Hall 8 The Emery Con- a comtely enclosed building, equal opportunity to all qualited tage which as applied would require business in the awarding of con- the single family dwelling on 733 NOrtE Prospect Avenue tracts and accordingly promotes Park Ridge, IL 60068 IN TOWN THAT MAKES thebelow-described property the utilization o) diversified busi- to be serviced by at least one sessels to the maximum extent All persons interestedin the enclosed parking structure, lud feasible in any contract issued above describedmatterare Section 17.28 108(C) of the Vil- against this solicitation to bid invited to attend and will be (age Code which establishes The Owner reserves the right to heard standards forpaving materi- relent any or all Bids, to waive The case files for this matter is als for open off-street parking irregularities, or accept the Bid available for review in the De- areas and does not explicitly that in its opinion will serve its ! HIRING EASIER THAN EVER authorize the proposed crushed partment of Community Pres- best interest Any such deci- ervation and Developmentin stone parking surface Ithosigh sian shall be considered tnal. City Hall generallyatittiorizes useof The Owner reserves the right to oemi-pervious materials pursu- set aside a Bid fronl a Contrac- ludy Barclay, Chair ant to Village approval),nd for tor dass, in the Owner's opinion, Historic Preservahon Commis- Hire the best talent laster and for less with such other and further relief as does not exhibit past enperi- sien may be necessary to enable ence equal to the size and scope 4/13/2017 4889687 Applicant to construct a single- ot this proiect vehicle crushed-stone bed park- PREVA)L1N'G WAGE LAw: This ing pad in the Iront yard of 6808 Contract calls for the construç- Notice of Lincolnwood W Forest Preserve Drive, Har- ten of a "public work," within Public Hearing performance-based job posting that reaches wood Heights, Illinois 60706 Ithe themeaningoftheIllinois Notice is hereby given that on "Property'), bearing tax identifi- Prevailing Wage Act, 820 ILCS Wednesday May 3, 2017 at 7:00 cation number 13-lB-307-055- 130/01 et seq ("the Act"). The p m. the T'lan Commission will 0000 and legally described ax Act requires contractors and conduct a Public Hearing on qualified talent across the web! follows subcontractorsto paylabor- the matter below in the Council LOT 15 IN BLOCK 5 IN VOLK ers,workers and mechamos Chambers900x1of Village Hall, BROTHERS MONTROSE AND performing services on public 6900 North Lincoln Avenue, Lin' OAK PARK AVENUE SUBDIVi- works protects no less than colnwood, illinoiv: SION B ING A SIJBDIVISION OF the current "prevailing rate of THE SD 0r OF SECTION 18 mages' (hourly cash wages plus Case #PC-05-17 TOWNSHIP 40 NORTH, R,ANG amount for fringe benefits) in 6435 NOrth Christiana Avenue 13 EAST OF THE THIRD PRINCI- the county misere the work is - Reasonable Accommodation PAL MERIDIAN LYING NORTH OF performed. The Department for a community Residence in a INDIAN BOUNbARY LINE LYING publishes the prevailing wage Residential District of the Village EAST OF THE WEST 2329.4 FEET rates on its website at: hntp:// (EXCEPT PART CONVEYED TO www,state,i( us/agency/idol/ Consideration of a repsest by ' KEY BENEFITS CHICAGO TERMINAL TRANSES rates/ratesHTM TheDepart- Diane Home Care, Inc , on behalf RAILROAD COMPANY BY WAR- mentrevisestheprevailing of Virgil Tiran, property owner, RAN1Y DEED RECORDED MAY wage rates and tIle contractor forReasonable Accommoda- 16, 1898 AS DOCUMENT NIJM- subcontractor has an obl0(ation lion from the strict application BER 2996698 IN BOOK 6168 to check the Department s web of the regulations of the Zoning u Enhanced Visibility to the Right Talent PAGE 303) IN COOK COUNTY, site for revisions to prevailing Ordinance, per section 4.06(33 ILLINOIS. wage rates. 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I found that very therapeutic. is being replaced by emptiness and acceptance. The good news is I find myself full of love. Unlike people, love does not die. My heart feels full of warmth, and I feel im- mense pride to be the daughter of the best dad little or no room for any negative feelings. you. Jackie Pilossoph is a freelance columnist. or avoidance." the loss ofa parent: u Spend time with friends and loved ones who truly understand and love you. . Try to laugh a lot. That might mean reading a comedic novel or watching a funny TV show or movie. u Confront the reality ofwhat is happen- ing to you in an authentic way. Talk about it, either with a therapist or with those who you trust. . Listening to soothing music or looking at art can assist in the healing process. can think of a few things that have provided me with comfort: . Prayer and faith. Talking to God and to my dad is calming and provides a sense of peace and acceptance. u Talking to my immediate family members. Hearing their voices, reminiscing very individualistic and is also non-linear. mon for people to at times feel they are coping well and the next day is a big strug- gI e," he said. "It's common to oscillate between thinking excessively about the griefand then going into extreme denial it can Love Essentially JACKIE PILOSSOPH "How would never again get I did experience was going to be I I

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Her old-fashioned antidepres- sant. It is included on the Beers List ofdrugs that should be avoided or used Letter, November 2015). can contribute to confusion, memory problems and cognitive impairment chronic pain going to do now that the pendulum has swung toward not prescribing opiates for chronic pain? As a hos- pice nurse, I frequently see patients suffering from terminal-cancer pain. I myselfam a chronic-pain patient and am scared to death that I will no longer be able to get the results ofa positron emission tomography neurologist said the amitriptyline should not have been much ofa factor, but I wonder. with extra caution for peo- pie over 65 (Pharmacist's pill-split- stop I am a retired emer- One study of pill-splitting Researchers in Switzer- A Dutch study found that Q: My wife, 76, has A: Pill-splitting often has scored (AAPS Pharm- SciTech, September2010). more accurate than using a May 15, 2014). PEOPLE'S PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS AND HOME REMEDIES AND PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS PEOPLE'S be more may pills Splitting think than you dangerous By Joe Graedon and Teresa Graedon King Features Syndicate for have fought a battle 20 years to fing. This is often what managed-care organizations like Kaiser and Vet- erans Affii.irs use as a cost-containing strategy. !f"dose" means anything, this practice should be abandone& The pieces are not even close to ex- act halves. This variation in dose can harm patients. been recommended as a way to save money because the higher dose is frequently priced about the same as the lower dose. For example, the cholesterol- lowering drug pitavastatin (Livalo) costs about $300 a month whether you get it as a2mgtabletora4mg tablet. found that volunteers who cut hydrochlorothia.zide tablets in two pieces ended up with almost half of the pieces ofthis diuretic the wrong size (Pharmacoth- erapy, January-February 1998). land concluded that scored tablets are not always designed to be split (Swiss Medical Weekly, Feb. 27, 2010). In some cases, the scoring appears to be decorative. A Food and Drug Administration study found that the thyroid drug levothyroxine should not be cut even when tablets are hand-breaking tablets was pill splitter (International Journal of Pharmaceutics, been taking amitriptyline gency-room physician. J gency-room physician. I Health, 924 In addition, these stud- The take-home mes- When you're shopping BILL HOGAN/CHICAGO TPIBUNE internist and assistant UniversiLy of California, ucla.edu, or write:Ask the tions, UCLA Westwood Blvd., Suite 350, can cause oxidative stress within the lungs and lead to more inflammation within the body, which can worsen asthma. While nitrates and nitrites may worsen asthma, I am not certain that they create asthma. ies did not separate meats cured by nitrites or nitrates and those cured by other means. sage: Stay away from meats cured with sodium nitrite or potassium nitrate. Not only are cured meats associated with greater obesity and increased asthma, meats cured with nitrites and nitrates increase the risk of cancer. for smoked meats, make a close read ofthe food la- bels part ofyour pre-purchase routine. RobertAshley, MI.'., is an Los Angeles. Send your questions to askthedoctors@mednet Doctors, c/c Medía Rela- professor ofmedicine at the Los Angeles, CA, 90095 After seven years, the Oddly enough, two U.S As for why eating cured Cured meats such as ham and sausage may be connected Cured meats such as ham and sausage may to a worsening in asthma symptoms. tional levels. Those who ate more than 4 servings per week ofcured meat were also more likely to be asthmatic and have more severe asthma at the beginning ofthe study. participants filled out another survey. Among those who ate less than i serving ofcured meat per week, 14 percent reported increased asthma syrup- toms; among those who ate more than 4 servings of cured meat per week, 22 percent reported increased asthma symptoms. Noting that increased weight is also a factor for worsening asthma symptoms, the researchers adjusted for weight, smoking and educational levels - and still found a correlation between worsening asthma and cured meat. studies have found that people newly diagnosed with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease were more likely to eat cured meats four to six times per week, but they did not find an increase in asthma risk. The cured meats here also included hot dogs and bacon. meat might worsen asthma, theoretically, nitrites

men, were slightly more Now comes a study, At the beginning of the Dear Doctor. I love Dear Reader: Meats since 1925 and are highly effective in decreasing the incidence of bacterial disease. However, ingested nitrates and nitrites can form nitrosamines, which are carcinogenic. ing that cured meats such as ham increase the risk of asthma. The study enrolled 971 male and female par- France. The enrollees - dried sausage. Participants reported the severity of month period and scored this from Oto 5, with 5 being waking up from sleep with an asthma attack. study, those who con- sumed more than 4 servings of cured meat per likely to smoke, were slightly more obese and had slightly lower educa- By Dr. Robert Ashley Ask the Doctors ham sandwiches - and have one almost every day.! also have asthma and just read that processed meats can mcrease the risk of asthma. How can this be? have been cured - that is, preserved and flavored - since ancient times, largely through salting or smoking. Potassium nitrate and sodium nitrite salts were used to some degree in the Middle Ages, though the practice was not wide- spread. In the United States, these salts have been used to cure meat published last year in the journal Thorax, conclud- ticipants from five cities in not ail of whom had asthma - filled out a 118-item food-frequency question- naire. Cured items included ham, sausage and their asthma over a 12- week were more likely to be worsening of asthma worsening Cured meats are tied to tied are meats Cured HEALTH ASK THE DOCTORS ASK THE Ç Thursday, April13, 2OJY to Process New Ideas How it Impacts Memorg, ONE DAY UNIVERSITY ONE MODERN ART: What lt Is, What It Means, MODERN ART: What lt Is, What Done It and Whg You Couldn't Have Undergraduate Teaching Award What's Next and Whg it Matters Alison Gash. University of Oregon Commendation for Excellence n Teaching Five Turning Points That Changed American Hîstor Edward O'Donnell . Holy Cross College Presdential Award for Outstanding Teaching THE SCIENCE OF SLEEP: Creativitg, and the AbiIit Jessica Payne . University of Notre Dame 80k Center Award for Teaching Excellence Tina Rivers Ryan. Metropolitan Museum of Art Tina Rivers Ryan. Metropolitan Museum THE SUPREME COURT: LUNCH BREAK: 12:15 PM - 1:30 PM 4:16 PM I Athenaeum Theatre. 2936 N Southport Ave 4:16 PM I Athenaeum Theatre. PRESENTS PSYCHOLOGY ONE AMAZINO DAY OF LEARNING DAY ONE AMAZINO Register Today To Lock In Your Discount For This Remarkable Event Register Today To Lock In Your Discount OneoayU.com or 800-300-3438 Full Price 1136 ONLY S125 stars on their campuses. FOUR AWARD-WINNINO PROFESSORS AWARD-WINNINO FOUR

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After touring many houses, the couple fell hard for the charming Graphic black-and-white wall- four-bedroom abode's stained- paper adds a contemporary sen- glass windows, coved ceilings and sibility to the entry foyer of the other intact original details. Staszaks' Chicago bungalow. "You would never get vintage charm like this in a house built adds so much more character, and today," Claire Staszak, 32, explains, it's just so pretty," Claire Staszak pointing to the glass doorknobs. "I says. "You probably would have knew it was the right house for us seen something like this here in from the moment we first walked the '30s or '40s." CAROLINA MARIANA RODRIGUEZ/PHOTOS FOP THE CHICAGO TRIBuNE through the door." Inñising a home with character In the living room, a Moroccan-inspired wood rug lends a Bohemian vibe to the velvet-covered sofa, while While the Staszaks hired con- isn't simply a pastime for Staszak, a high-end marble-and-brass cocktail table adds to the eclectic array of pieces. tractors for plumbing, electrical an interior design student with and the installation of the kitchen her own business, Centered by feetly with a rustic painted bench. backsplash, they were more than Design. Fier quasi-Bohemian And in the master suite, blue walls willing to get their hands dirty aesthetic is apparent the moment create a soothingbackdrop for a painting walls, ripping up the old one enters the intimate foyer. '70s-era wicker headboard, a linoleum and refinishing the origi- Graphic black-and-white wall- rosewood dresser with leather nal hardwood floors. paper from an independent studio sti ¿Ps and a colorful array of art- Aided by his mother, Luke and an assortment ofsmall brass work - prints, photographs, water Staszak, 33, also completely de- mirrors complement the original color paintings - by up-and- molished the dated kitchen, a tile floor and arched wooden door, coming artists. laborious process that involved which has been painted black for "It's not aboutjust going out using a jackhammer to remove a contrast A blackened, metal Mo- and buying staff;' Claire Staszak tile backsplash that covered the roccan-style lighting pendant adds explains. "Things that have a story bottom three-quarters of the international flair that reverber- are so much more meaningful?' walls. ates throughout the interior. Beyond their four walls, the "I was covered in cuts and "I appreciate a worldly look Staszaks are finding much to enjoy scrapes by the end of it all," he that's almost but not quite Bohe- about life in their new home, says. "(It) was the toughest day of mian," Staszak says. "Words that including neighbors who have labor I can recall, but I knew we describe my personal style are embraced them graciously, intro- only had the dumpster truck for vintage, organic, global and clas- ducing themselves with a bottle of one day, so I worked as hard as I sic?' Claire Staszak says she chose the kitchen cupboard because of its wine, leaving a handwritten list of could to get the job done." In his basement workshop, her clean lines, glass doors and that it "didn't feel too country.' their favorite neighborhood res- The result is a brighter and husband built a modern desk base taurants on the door or simply much more open kitchen outfitted for her office and a handsome, older feel that's perfect for this room untouched. signing for packages. And putting with black-and-white cabinets, white storage-and-display cabinet house." "It was difficult to cover up so much sweat equity into the butcher block countertops and a for the living room, which is pep- To brighten the interior of the beautiful century-old oak," Luke project has made them appreciate white diamond-shaped tile back- pered with an eclectic array of north-facing dwelling, which felt Staszak says, "but painting the the result all the more. splash with black grout Other pieces. These include a $25 thrift oppressively dark and gloomy in trim white was the right choice to "I'm so impressed with every- elements - brass fixtures, a cus- store sofa that she recovered in comparison to the couple's previ- brighten up the entire house and thing Luke did, and I think that he tom movable wooden island with velvet, along with a Moroccan- ous sunny comer apartment, the also allowed me to add additional appreciates my design," Claire a vintage enamel top and an an- inspired black-and-cream wool pair made the agonizing decision trim and match it more easily." Staszak says. "It's just really nice to tique-painted cupboard with glass rug and a high-end marble-and- to paint much of the original The marriage of old and new create a home with somebody that doors - reinforce the home's brass cocktail table. woodwork white. As a compro- permeates the interior. A graphic you love?' old-timey vibe. "I'm such a huge fan of brass' mise, however, they left the cas- ceramic floor tile in the mudroom, "The (cupboard) is partially a she says. "It's becoming hugely ingsaround the stained-glass which resembles far more expen- Tate Gunrìerson is afreelance writ- cost-saving measure, but it also popular again, but to me it has an windows in the entry and living sive concrete material, pairs per- er. Living Section 2 Thursday, April13, 2017 CN

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Resurrection College LEE A. UTAS/PIONEER PRESS Prep hosts 95th gala PmJ BRANDL OF PARK RIDGE HONORED AT BENEFIT Event: 95th Charity and Truth Gala Hosted by: Resurrection College Prep High School, Chicago Event chairs: George and Cindy van Brenk Special guest: Tony Esposito, Chicago Blackhawks Hall of Famer Honors: Rev. Britto Berchmans, pastor St. Paul of the Cross Par- ish, Park Ridge, received the Charity and Truth Award; Dr. Sister Virginia Ann Wanzek, from left, Father Britto Leanne Weidmann, '72, received Berchmans, Charity and Truth Award recipient, the Renaissance Award Pastor of St. Paul of the Cross Parish, Park Ridge, Location: Cafe la Cave, Des Megan DiMeo, Resurrection freshman, Mia DiMeo, Pialnes Resurrecton junior and Abigail Lantvit, Resurrection Date: Feb. 25 sophomore, ail Saint Paul of the Cross of Park Ridge Attended: 220 graduates and residents of Park Ridge

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Bring lake family and enjoy an all-you-can-eat $14.99. In addition Perch dinner for only there will also be to fresh fish entrees, and delicious weekly menu specials call desserts. For more information 5 p.m. White 630-766-0304, Ext 2. W Jefferson St., Pines GolfClub, 500 Bensenville, $14.99, 630-766-0304 Imagine U - Dogs Take the Stage, adaptation ofP.D. Eastman's beloved Struble Theater at Northwestern Uni- Turn to Calendar, Next Page Go, Dog Go: Yellow dogs, red dogs, big Go, Dog Go: Yellow dogs, little dogs, spotted dogs and dogs with extremely fancy hats sing, dance, race in cars and eventually end up at a big tree for a dog party in this musical children's book "GO, Dog. Go!" A relaxed performance is offered for children with special needs on April23. Touch tours are available for audiences with visual impairment. Tickets: $10 for general public, $8 for students and children under 18; Northwestern sta- dents are $6 in advance or $8 at the door. 7 p.m. Friday, 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Saturday, 2 p.m. Sunday, Mussetter- versity 1949 Campus Drive, Evanston, $6-$18, 847-491-7282 The Complete Works of William Shakespeare Abridged: Three actors present all the Bard's 37 Plays in 97 minutes, making it an irreverent, fast- paced romp that will leave you breath- less and helpless with laughter. 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday, 3 p.m. Sunday, Piccolo Theatre, 600 Main St., Evans- ton, $10-$2, 847-424-0089 The World Premiere of Quest: "Quest" is an original circus-theater production loosely based on Leo Tol- stoy's short story "The Three Ques- tions." The protagonist asks three sim- pie (but huge) questions, setting in motion a whirlwind journey to find the answers. 7:30 p.m. Friday-Sunday, Ac- tors Gymnasium, 927 Noyes St, Evans- ton, $20 for adults, $15 for kids, students and seniors, 847-328-2795 Friday Night Meitdowns: This is a great night out for teens to join in an awesome skate and dance party! A DJ plays today's hits and disco lighting shines on the ice throughout the night Call for more information. 8:15 p.m. Glenview Ice Center, 1851 Landwehr Road, Glenview, $8 per person, $4 for rental skates, 847-724-5670 1' for kids, storybook readings and more. readings and for kids, storybook week, Golf Mill Shopping 10a.m. All $5 Golf Mill Center, Niles, Center, 239 free for kids under 2-years- per person old, 847-699-1070 songwriters Nlles Songwriters: Local of the meet on the Second Thursday Lower Level to month at the library's Loyola professor artist Alisa Singer and art as a spring- Nancy Tuchman use discuss their craft and play their music. discuss their craft and are welcome. 7 Acoustic instruments 6960 W. Oak- p.m. Niles Public Library, ton St., Niles, free, 847-663-1234 Change: Local The Art of Climate of climate board to discuss the science change. 7p.m. Northbrook Public Li- brary, 1201 Cedar Lane, Northbrook, free, 847-272-6224 Park Ridge Garden Club: The Park Ridge Garden Club presents Ask a Mas- ter Gardener. A panel ofmaster gardeners answer your gardening questions. Come with questions and learn from experienced local gardeners. All are welcome. The PR Garden Club is a member ofthe Garden Clubs ofIL Inc., District IX and National Garden Clubs, Central Region. 7 p.m. Centennial Activ- ity Center - Park Ridge Park District, 100 S. Western Ave., Park Ridge, free, 847-825-0993 Park Ridge Toastmasters Meeting: This is the Park Ridge Toastmasters Bi-Weekly meeting. All are welcome to speeches, jokes and much more. 7:30 p.m. First United Methodist Church, 418 Touhy Ave., Park Ridge, free, 224- 7Th-5128 Eric Church: 8 p.m. Allstate Arena, 6920 Mannheim Road, Rosemont, $25, 847-635-6601 Natura Fun and Frolic - Thursdays: This is for age two with a parent for weekly classes that introduce toddlers to different plants, animals and natural elements, while singing songs, playing games, readingbooks, and exploring nature in many different ways. Class takes place primarily outdoors, weather permitting. 9:15 a.m. Emily Oaks Nature Center, 4650 Brummel St, Skokie, $95 Skokie resident, $119 non-resident, 847-677-7001 By the Water: Northlight presents the story ofa community ready to rebuild after Hurricane Sandy. 7:30 p.m. Thurs- day, 8 p.m. Friday, 2:30 p.m. and 8 p.m. Saturday, 2:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday, North Shore Center for the Performing Arts, 9501 Skokie Blvd., Skokie, $30-$81, 847-673-6300 join for impromptu speaking, prepared

sciences. Call for reservations. 7:30 p.m. for reservations. 7:30 sciences. Call Source, 1245 Milwaukee The Weilness $20,224-413-3500 Ave., Glenview, Morning with Mrs. Thursday with Adult: Mrs. Schmitt-Ages 2 up and fun to the Schmitt brings her stories 10:30 a.m. Glen- library so just drop in. Glenview view Public Library 1930 847-729-7500. Road, Glenview, free, K-2: Curious Spark Park for Grades are needed for Curies and Tiny Teslas Space is limited, STEAM explorations. so please register at glenviewpl.orgJ 4:15 p.m. Glenview register or by calling. Road, Public Library, 1930 Glenview Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 Parkinson Wellness Recovery BraIn- Body TraIning: Parkinson Wellness Recovery/PWR! is Parkinson-specific exercise, scientifically designed to target symptoms of PD. It includes boxing training for endurance, agility, and sta- is an exercise physiologist. 9 a.m. and 10 a.m. Thursday, 1p.m. Friday and Mon- day, Glenview Park Center, 2400 Chest- nut Ave., Glenview, $12-$17,847-502- 0630 Story Walk: The Grizzly Bear Who Lost His Grrrrr: This is presented by the Glenview Park District, the Glen- pelier, VT and was developed in col- laboration with the Vermont Bicycle and Pedestrian Coalition and the Kel- lo-Hubbard Library. 9 a.m. All week, Little Bear Garden Park, Patriot Blvd & Chestnut Ave., Glenview, free, 847-724- 5670 Everybody Move - Ages Birth to Two Roy, from early childhood movement and music program Everybody Move! exploration including scarves, balls, Public Library 4000 W. Pratt Ave., Lincolnwood, free, 847-677-5277 Butterflies Encounter at Golf M lii: This is family-friendly event for all ages inside a special butterfly house located inside GolfMill Shopping Center. Chil- dren ages two and under are free with an adult Cost is $5 per person. This is a feed a butterfly. The Butterflies! experi- bilit The instructor is Drew Surinsk view Public Library, and the Bike Glen- view Initiative. The StoryWalk Project was created by Anne Ferguson of Mont- years with Caregiver: Celeste Cifala has planned an hour of activities and hoops and instruments to get your child up moving, singing and dancing. Weekly Thursday attendance is encouraged for this eight week session. Lincolnwood to encounter butterflies fluttering freely chance to see a butterfly hatch, and also ence includes: a staff-guided tour about butterfly lifecycle, anatomy and ecosys- tem, plus complimentary craft projects

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Nature vs. NurtUre: The Evanston Art Nature vs. NurtUre: Hall, 1490 Chicago Ave., Evanston, free, Hall, 1490 Chicago Ave., 773-455-8396 around them. 7:30 p.m. Nichols Concert around them. 7:30 p.m. anniversary. The concert highlights four anniversary. The concert tet, Axiom Brass, celebrate their 10th tet, Axiom Brass, celebrate Thursday, April 13 Thursday, COMMUNITY CALENDAR COMMUNITY life-long student of mystical arts and ness Source hosts a Guided Meditation Healing Circle with Katherine Thnit a anston, $15, 847-491-6778 MedItatIon Healing Circle: The Well- p.m. Peckish Pig, 623 Howard St, Ev- house-brewed draft beer-- all for $15.4 choice tacos paired with a flight of their Triple T: Thursday evenings is their weekly taco special. That is four chef's 847-467-4602 sit3 40 Arts Circle Drive, Evanston, free, day-Sunday, Mary and Leigh Block Museum of Art, Northwestern Univer- faculty across disciplines. 10 a.m. Thurs- Studies and interviews with university sity's Herskovits Library of African the collections of Northwestern Univer- French-Algerian artist Kader Attia, based in part on the artist's research in exhibition of newly commissioned work by the internationally acclaimed Kader AUla: ReflectIng Memory: The Block Museum will present an 847-475-5300 Center, 1717 Central St., Evanston, free, writing. 9a.m. All week, Evanston Art scription, accompaniment, and co- David is involved with planes of in- other artists in book form. As such, dano works often and intensely with Art Center from April 1-2 8. David Gior- will occupy the upstairs gallery at the resident, David Khan- Giordano, who EAC, announces its sixth Society! artist gram: The Evanston Art Center or Central St., Evanston, free, 847-475- 5300 SocIety Artwork In ResIdence Pro- tween natural and urban landscapes. 9 a.m. All week, Evanston Art Center, 1717 defining the complex relationship be- vs. Nurture runs from March17 to April 23. Each of the artists focuses on re- ary Norman, and Aaron Hegert). Nature Jack Flynn, Sae Jun Kim, and Every- thing is Collective (Jason Lukas, Zach- tures the works by Nathan Braunfeld, curated by Younsoo Kim Flynn. It fea- curated by Younsoo Kim Center announces an upcoming exhibit Center announces an cantly influenced by art and the world cantly influenced by composers whom have been signifi- composers whom have

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Dinner featuresclassicdinnerfare, station, acarvingstationandmore. house specialties,acustomizedomelet Voga forKids: Stretch,Bend, Grove PublicLibrary,6140Lincoln Ave., project(s) andneedles.2p.m.Morton gan Road,Glenview,free,847-414-7342 works andbeapartofventurefunds. explain howtoinvestinearlyandmid 4-8: 4 andunderfree,847-763-3068 Ide, $29.95adults;$16.95kids5-12; friendly favorites.10a.m.HolidayInn muffins, andaKid'sStopwithkid- section withhome-madebreadsand to orderwafflesandcrepes,abakery an omeletstation,apastamade hot andcoldofferings,acarvingstation, dining extravaganzafeatures:dozensof Inn ChicagoNorthShore.ThisEaster Louie, whichislocatedintheHoliday brate EasterwithabuffethostedbyBar Hop oninforEasterBrunch:Cele- St, Skokie,$8perperson,847-675-4141 Jewish Congregation,4500Dempster Ezra Habonim,TheNilesTownship Family ProgrammingCommittee.2p.m. Adi Dalin,Chairofthesynagogue's fun forfamiliesandkidsofallages'says and Passovermunchies."Thiswillbe Disney movie,"Moana,"aMoonwalk Passover programforyoungsters:the these andmoreatthespecialMid- for VoungstersinSkokie: Mid-Passover ProgramandMovie 847-653-3302 mont, $19-$39plustaxandgratuity, Georgetti, 9421WHiinsRoad,Rose- gratuity. 11a.m.TheEstate dren ages11andyounger,plustax Costs: $39foradults,and$19chil- Brunch includesclassicbrunchfare, snap memoriesinthephotobooth. 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35 A Chicago Tribune Publication Thursday, April13, 2017 Kids open Mic Classes run Hear the music of Found Kitchen and Children must be toilet- Wednesday nights the burger Turn to Calendar, Next Page 6:30-7:30 p.m.; adults 7:30-llp.m. Bring your instruments and bring your friends. 6:30 p.m. The Rock House, 1742 Glenview Road, Glenview, free Found's Salon Series Featuring Nicholas Barton: Social House are featuring a new collec- Salon Series. As a part ofthis series, Evanston's own Nicholas Barron is set to perform every Wednesday night 8 p.m. Found Kitchen & Social House, 1631 Chicago Ave., Evanston, $10, 847- 868-8945 Live Music Wednesdays with the Josh Rzepka Trio: Dizzy Gillespie, Charlie Parker, The- lonious Monk and other classics of the era played by the Josh Rzepka Bebop trio. Reservations can be made online or by calling. 6:30 p.m. Found Kitchen & Social House, 1631 Chicago Ave., Evans- ton, free, 847-868-8945 Triple B: special is ofepic proportions. A burger ofyour choice, a house-brewed draft beer and a shot ofbuck bourbon -- all for $15. 4 p.m. Peckish Pig, 623 Howard St, Evanston, $15, 847-491-6778 Musicians open mic: class focuses on a new animal and sen- on a new animal and class focuses simple and introduces sory experience Na- 10 am. Emily Oaks sign language. Skokie, 4650 Brummel St., tare Center, resident, $106 non-resident, $85 Skokie 847-677-7001 Nature Neighbors: 4-5 to explore the weekly for those ages prairie and wood- wonders ofthe pond, They learn about land neighborhoods. that live there the amazing animals play and creative through exploration, seasonally. projects. Activities change outdoors, weather Classes are primarily pennittin Oaks Nature trained. 1:15 p.m. Emily St, Skokie, $162 Center, 4650 Brummel Skokie resident, $203 non-resident, 847-677-7001 Faith, Hope and Becovery Free Sup- port Group: Free spiritual support program for all people affected by mental health conditions. This includes family and friends, colleagues and care- givers. Refresh your spirit by sharing your concerns. Learn skills that restore the soul. Receive compassion and support. In beingtogether, we find corn- panions for the journey. 7 p.m. Winnet- ka Presbyterian Church, 1255 Willow Road, Winnetka, free, 847-302-6017 Wednesday, April 19 tive ofinteractive events dubbed the their motor and language skills. Each and language skills. their motor Post an This is SASS is Through exploration and Explore the natural world, learn three-year program. 7 p.m. Ezra Habo- nim, The Niles Township Jewish Con- $420 for entire year plus book fees, 847-675-4141 new skills, and have fun with friends this spring. Activities change weekly and include science topics and outdoor skills. A major portion of each class takes place outside. Classes run weekly. 1:15 p.m. Emily Oaks Nature Center, 4650 Brununel St., Skokie, $99 Skokie resident, $124 non-resident, 847-677- 7001 Toodlebugs: play in the natural world, your child, or Toodlebug, learns their sense of place in the world, and builds and strengthens 847-498-5231 Leslie Goddard as Brownie Wise: holding its annual book sale and asks that you bringbooks to buy, trade or sell (no textbooks, please). 1 p.m. Park Ridge Presbyterian Church, 1300 W. Crescent Grief Share Support Group: for anyone who can use help and en- couragement after the death of a spouse, child, family member or friend. It is nondenominational and features Biblical concepts for healing from grief. These sessions include a weekly DVD, small group discussion and workbook. 7 p.m. St. Paul ofthe Cross Catholic Church, 320 S. Washington St, Park Ridge, $25, 847-692-6767 Lehrhaus Confirmation Class: Bar/Bat Mitzvah teenagers are invited to participate in this program which teaches young people how to utilize Jewish resources when faced with making a decision. This is a fascinating gregation, 4500 Dempster St., Skokie, Scouting Around for Homeschool- ers: calling. For more information, go to more information, go calling. For Village 1:30 p.m. Covenant their website. 2625 Techny Road, of Northbrook, free, 877-816-5668 Northbrook, of of the Society Monthly Meeting independently run, non-denomina- a variety of social tional club that offers professional events including attending parties theater, music performances, restaurants. and dining at various the members. Events are planned by the Lutheran The meeting is held at located at the Church ofthe Ascension, Road and SW corner ofSunset Ridge are wel- Willow Road. New members are served. 7 come and refreshments ofthe Ascension, p.m. Lutheran Church 460 Sunset Ridge Road, Northfleld, free, The Twentieth Century Club of Park Ridge welcomes back Leslie Goddard, portraying Brownie Wise, the Original Tupperware Party Lady. The club is also Ave., Park Ridge, free, 312-391-6788 Active Single Seniors: Drop-in and "Dead Poets Relocation expert, For fans of the Comedy and politics have long Humor and Speeches: A Stand-Up History: Offering 500 years of wit writer Eugene Finerman recounts the use and effect of Northbrook, free, 847-272-6224 Relocation Expert to Update Sen- iors on Real Estate: Kate Curran presents "Understanding the Market" to area seniors and their families. Reservations are required by Movies, Munchies and More: Film "Dead Poets Society": Society" is rated PG, and is about an En- different perspective of authentic knowledge and feeling. But when this philosophy leads to an unexpected tragedy, Keating is fired from the school and his students leap at his defense. The cast Stars: Robin Williams, Robert Sean Leonard, Ethan Hawke. 11:30 am. Mor- ton Grove Public Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 been synonymous and incriminating. humor through history. 7p.m. North- brook Public Library, 1201 Cedar Lane, today's Applicant Tracking Systems, and Tracking Systems, today's Applicant Go critical interview skills. sharpening and the Ughtnlng Strikes: Tesla F. Wasik uses the Tesla car, author John the inventor Niko- life and inventions of how we can la Tesla as a lens to show and innova- spark our own creativity global, clean tion. Tesla's vision for technologies energy and other future register at glen- are also shared. Please by calling. 7p.m. viewpl.org/register or Glenview Public Library, 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 Beginning Square Dance Classas: Have fun and learn to square dance; be- ginner lessons are sponsored by the Glenview Square Dance Club and Glen- view Park District No experience necessary. 7:30 p.m. Glenview Park Center, 2400 Chestnut Ave., Glenview, free first lesson Registration for 9-week session $46/$54., 847-724-5670 Scan Your Stuff Drop-In: bring in your old photographs or documents and learn how to use the library's free scanner. Then, you can go home with digital copies for you and all your family. Note, you need to bring your own USB thumb drive for saving, or if you don't have one, you can email them to yourself. 2 p.m. Morton Grove Public Library 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 glish teacher, John Keating. He inspires his students to look at poetry from a goals to keep you on track, using social you on track, using goals to keep with active hiring media to connect through getting your reswne managers, 9:30 am. to register. to worknetncc.com 1930 Glenview Glenview Public Library 847-729-7500 Road, Glenview, free, Soul of innovation: This Miss Fran shares Learn how to Previous Page NAMI CCNS presents a public NAMI CCNS presents

as Illinois WorkNet Center speakers workshop discusses setting SMART today's job market. This comprehensive Discover proven strategies to land a job, share what's working and what's not in Power Employment Workshop: free, 847-729-7500 Library, 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, the experts. 2 p.m. Glenview Public Library Lobby to just drop in and ask about the library's online databases. This event is conveniently held in the tion and instruction is also available la, MyMediaMall and Zinio. Informa- collections. Learn how to download items to your mobile device from hoop- magazine, movie, TV show, and music the library's digital ebook, audiobook, Digital Demo in the Lobby: Explore 847-729-7500 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, free, calling. 2 p.m. Glenview Public Library quired at glenviewpl.orgJregister or by Library card and registration are re- create and edit documents. A Glenview WORD 2010 BasIcs: Road, Glenview, free Heinen's Grocery Store, 1020 Waukegan accompanied by an adult. 10:30 a.m. 2 and up with Adult: after the program. Children must be Smile and Rhyme at Helnen's - Ages Just drop in, stay for a snack and chat stories, rhymes, and songs in the Cafe. can learn yoga poses and breathing can learn yoga RSVP, 847-724-0900 Road, Glenview, sil per person and City Food & Brewery 1020 Waukegan but RSVP is required. 11:45 a.m. Granite is open to members and non-members, of time to make business connections. It lunch features two speakers and plenty like-minded business women. Each Women's Networking Lunch: lunch is an opportunity to network with Tuesday, April 18 Public Library 1201 Cedar Lane, North- Medical System. 7p.m. Northbrook Medical System. 7p.m. and Programs at Northshore University and Programs at Northshore try and Behavioral Sciences for Hospital try and Behavioral Sciences Trends: Director, Psychia- Taber, Administrative Adolescent Mental H.alth: Current Adolescent Mental Deborah education forum featuring ton St., Nues, free, 847-663-1234 p.m. Niles Public Library, 6960 W. Oak- p.m. Niles Public Library, children through second graders. 4:30 children through second Parents need to stay in the room with Parents need to stay in gized afterward. There is no experience gized afterward. techniques and feel relaxed and ener- and feel relaxed and techniques brook, free, 847-272-6224 mat and wear comfortable clothes. mat and wear needed. Bring a large bath towel or yoga a large bath towel needed. Bring Calendar, from Calendar, CALENDAR NHS Thursday, April13, 2017 A Chicago Tribune Publication 36 things forGrades1-8: tion. 7p.m.GlenviewPublicLibrary, [email protected] formoreinforma- join thefunwhilepracticinglanguage native Spanishspeakersareinvitedto All ThingsSpanish: Calendar, from coinwood PublicLibrary4000W.Pratt your ownknittingsupplies.11a.m.Lin- fellow needleartsenthusiasts.Bring show offyourworkandconversewith crochet project,drop-intosharetips, knit, oryouareworkingonaknitting Knitting Club: free, 847-729-7500 Library 1930GlenviewRoad,Glenview, 4:30 p.m.Wednesday,GlenviewPublic glenviewpl.org/register orbycalling. p.m. forabriefing.Pleaseregisterat Grades fifthtoeighthmustarriveby4 forever familiesatWright-WayRescue. items forcatsanddogswaitingtheir with aserviceproject.Theycreate graders assistfirsttofourth Service Buddies:ProjectPetPlay- 847-729-7500 1930 GlenviewRoad,Glenview,free, fihn, andmore.Contactcrami- clude readingashortstory,watching ish/Latino culture.Meetingsmayin- skills andexpandingtheirloveforSpan- CALENDAR Previous If youwanttolearn Native andnon- Fifth toeighth Page player lookingforachallengeorabe- Chess Club: free, 847-272-6224 brar 1201CedarLane,Northbrook, and 7:30p.m.NorthbrookPublicLi- bration ofCulturesFilmSeries.1p.m. day. 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B STEVE REAVEN doesn't have a lot of' saidtion of items largely do- Pioneer Press Travis Newberg, a Steven- nated by the Blackhawks. son graduate now residing "That was something we Filling time with mean-in Long Grove. "What I'vewere very fortunate to expe- ingful, productive activity experienced since I got outrience; they did us a huge after being discharged fromofthe military, there are a lotfavor,' said Eddie Kerrigan, the military is a strule forof guys who just stick to a Glenbrook North graduate millions of combat veterans. themselves. It was nice tostill residing in Northbrook. Thanks to the foundingfind a brotherhood again"I was in disbelief out there. of the Chicago Blackhawks that was missing." It was one of the coolest Warriors hockey team in Filling that social void forthings I'll ever get a chance 2015, two dozen Illinoiscombat veterans is slowly to do." disabled veterans have againing fraction across the J_n order to play for the way to ease the transitioncountry as USA Hockey'sWarriors, applicants must from military life to being adisabled players wing hasbe honorably discharged KEVIN TANAKA/PIONEER PRESS. civilian once again. expandeditsreach. Thefrom any branch of the US. Chicago Blackhawks Warriors goalie Matthew Gran (1) makes a save during a charity game The Warriors, consistingWarriors follow the modelmilitary and carry at least a Jan. 23, 2016, in Skokie. of players with a broadof similar teams closer to10 percent disability rate, as range of hockey skills, as the East Coast and the teamdetermined by the U.S. De-Duzinskas is one of twoteammates soon. Jecmen And that's arguably the well as a wide variety ofworks hand-in-hand withpartment of Veterans M-Warriors who uses a servicesaid he foresees a secondmost imperative compo- mental and physicalail- the Chicago Blackhawks, fairs. dog to help navigate anteam of Warriors, possiblynent ofthe team's mission. ments, play a nearly six-who support the team via According to coach Rich array ofdaily tasks. in time for next season. "When I got out, it was month schedule against lo- sponsorships and byal- Jecmen, the vast majority of "Hockey was one of theRecent advertisements onlike there was a hole missing cal teams of varying ageslowing their name to beWarriors have been diag-things I did well prior to myBlackhawks televisionfrom me;' said Bill David- and levels. used. nosed with either post-trau- injuries;'saidDuzinskas,broadcasts have broadenedson, a California native who Each player has a unique The Blackhawks alunmi matic stress disorderwho grew up on Chicago's the reach of prospectiveresidesin Lincolnshire. story about what broughtteam also chipped in by(PTSD) or traumatic brainsouthwest side. "It's some-players, and Jecmen has"When I met these guys, it him to the Warriors andgoing toe-to-toe with the injury(TBI). Many alsothing I thought I'd never beseen several new registra-was like I was back in (the how playing adds value toWarriors in their regular- suffer from hearing loss. able to do again with ¡nyfions logged on the team'smilitary). That part that their lives. season finale April 1 at Bensenville residentinjuries. It's been a com-website in recent weeks. you're missing is almost like But there's one attributeMount Prospect Ice Arena.Richard Duzinskasis plete blessing. I'm going to Program expansiona homesickness. And then in particular almost everyA near-capacity crowdamong those on the moreplay until my body won'twould likely mean splittingeverythingjust felt right.' Warrior cited as being cru-watched the Blackhawks severe side of the disabilityallow me to, and then I'llby skill level. It would also cially beneficial. alunmi eke out a 16-15 win, scale. He lost his left arm infigure out a way to do itresult in players meshingSteve Reaven is a freelance "It's a great place to getbut the big winner was thea January 2007 incident in anyway." with more veterans with reporterfor Pioneer Press. camaraderie again, some- Warriors, who raised nearlyBaghdad involving an im- Current Warriors arewhom they share a common thing that the civilian world $7,000 through a silent auc- provised explosive device.likely to see plenty of newbond. mvitter ®pioneer'res

ROUNDTABLE CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS WARRIORS HOCKEY TEAM The Chicago Black-other combat veterans? oils hockey experiencedon't know. My dad played shire: Hockey is so much Errandi I had a pretty hawks Warriors area Richard Duzinskas,did you have prior tohockey and so did myabout problem-solving It'srough time when I got out hockey team comprisingBensenvilie: It brings youjoining the Warriors? uncle, so hockey has beenextremely physical, so itof the militaiespecially military veterans whothat camaraderie that Travis Newberg, Longin my family forever. Whenkind oftires the mind. Yourwith my disabilities. I was were injured in combatyou're missing because we Grove: My mom was aI was coming out of themind doesn't have agoing through a divorce, and now live in the Chi-all understand what we've figure skater, and she tookmilitarç looking for an chance to race. For 60 or 75and I moved around a lot cago area. The Warriors,been through. You get theme to lessons when I was aoutlet I said to myself Tmminutes, you can't thinkComing out on the ice and who are sponsored by thesame joking around thatkid, but I played footballgoing tostart playingabout anything else - allrelaxing and being around Chicago Blackhawks,you had in the barracksand baseball more. Threehockey again you're doingis being physi-people who arelike- faced Blackhawks alumniback in the day. It reallyyears ago, my girlfriend Kevin Errandi, Darieit cally fit and thinking aboutminded means everything on April 1 at Mount Pros- makes you feel like a fami-and I were talking, and IIplayed pond hockey,problem-solvingon ice. It's to me. It's what keeps me pect Ice Arena. ly. said, 'I think I'm going tobackyard-type stuffwhen I awesome. grounded. After the game, which BrianTorkelson,go buy hockey skates.'was a kid, played in the Kerrigan: It's a great Duzinskas: It's helped served as a benefit for theGrayslake:It'seasy toThen two weeks later, Istreet, but never anythingworkout, and there's some- me get out ofthe house, it's Warriors,Pioneer Pressbond and relate to eachthought to go play in aneven remotely competitive thing to be said aboutgiven me exercise. It just contributor Stew Reavenother. It gives a time toadult league. I found theup until October, when Imental health and workingkind of keeps you going, caught up with severalforget about the demonsWarriors, and I've beenjoined the team. out. They go hand-in-keeps you motivated to get players to discuss what the that haunt all of us. It's aplaying ever since. Q How has playinghand. You feel great corn-up and do something every team means to them. safe place that almost feels Eddie Kerrigan,with the Blackhawks ing offthe ice, and hangingweekend. Q: What is the mostlike you're back in theNorthbrook I played upWarriors helped youout with the guys in the benefIcial aspect ofniilitar until about first grade, gotphysically or mentally? locker room makes you feel - Steve Reaven playing on a team with Q: What level of provi-out of it for reasons I still Bill Davidson, Lincoln-great. Thursday, April13, 2017 A cago Tribune Publication 42 Pioneer Press ROSENBLUM BY JONAHL SPORTS vaulters tomakestate-and first pairofNilesWestpole door trackandfieldseason, championship forthein- meet, essentiallythestate Class 3AIllinoisTopTimes take eighthplaceatthe last season,cleared10-6to who startedpolevaulting mit onMarch4. Windy CityPoleVaultSum- feet forthefirsttimeat of highschool,reached11 vaulting herfreshmanyear sician whobeganpole verge ofhistory track andfieldteamonthe have theNilesWestgirls a newlyempoweredathlete to new winner, KatieSchroederof be goodenoughforaClass Nues Westgirlstrackand around the12-footmark," fectly capableofgettingup higher. perhaps couldvaulteven could makehistoryasthe dent." helped mebemoreconfi- pretty goodatthissport.It's help merealizeI'mactually "That wasreallyhelpfulto was awesome,"Marinsaid. one ofthebestvaulters,that being abletoseemyselfas ton. on March25inBlooming- Nues West'sCho,Marinsoar 3A statetitle.Lastyear's said. field coachMarkMedland Nicole Cho,asuperbmu- A longtimegymnastand "I dothinkthey'reper- Together, ChoandMarin Karina Marin,agymnast That wouldpotentially "Jumping withthemand ATHLETE HIGH SCHOOL 0* THEYEAR COUNTRY. feature onourwinner!Thankyou toeveryonewhovoted. 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Inrealitythey'vegotto do alittlebitofarmtwist- encourage themandmaybe Lonergan said. really wanttodothat,' have tobetheonesthat schooler togiveitatry sport isheconvincesahigh normal introductiontothe pole vaulting.Themore you couldn'treallydiscover "Deep downinside,they Cho andMarincameto "She's incrediblystrong That wasnoproblemfor pretty comfortable 'Heck yeah,"said earliest years. 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Iliveabout15minutes social studiespositionrightinmy the NilesWestjobopenedwitha son," Wasielewskisaid."Basically, all. IwasreallyhappyatSteven- have anyintentiontobelookingat components. South inWilliams'finalseason. record intheCentralSuburban a 10-16overallrecordand2-8 Nues West.TheWolvescompiled spending thelasteightseasonsat Bob Williams,whoretiredafter meeting onApril4.Hereplaces School District219schoolboard coach ataNilesTownshipHigh the NuesWestboysbasketball enjoyable experience?' going toworkhardandmakeitan building relationshipsandwe're liked. based onwhichcoachesthey because thekidsgavefeedback interviews, butIreallylikedthat have neverseenthatinprevious four players'Wasielewskisaid."I ofone interviewsession. the boysbasketballcoachingjobat pared forthehiringprocess Ambrose. as anassistantundercoachPat Class 4ApowerhouseStevenson spending thelasttwoseasonsat at Waukeganfortwoyearsbefore Elmwood Parkforthreeyearsand Illinois. Hewastheheadcoachat at Laneuponhisgraduationfrom and servedasalower-levelcoach impressive resume. enced basketballcoachwithan Pioneer Press BY BOBNA1uG Wasielewski hiredtoleadNilesWesthoops SPORTS Niles West.Fourplayerswerepart Wasielewski said "He literallyblew usaway Niles Westathletic "This winter, Wasielewski wasapprovedas "That wasinterestingwiththe But Wasielewskiwasnotpre- He playedatNapervilleNorth Mike Wasielewskiisanexperi- ... I talkedalotabout I really didn't the director Niles over aseason?' and helpingthe playersimprove coach whoisvery goodatdetails rience toourplace. He'sastrong Waukegan andbroughtthatexpe- said. "Hehadvarsityexperience at for varsitycontests'Ambrose our juniorstohelppreparethem gram thelasttwoseasons. integral partofthePatriots'pro- after watchinghimbecomean ski fortheNilesWestposition middle schoollevels." program fromtheyouthand the communityandbuilding was hebugongettingoutinto him apartfromothercandidates system andkids.Whatalsoset everything aboutusfromour edgeable, experiencedandknew basketball program.He'sknowl- current student-athletesinthe one ofthoseroundsincluded Waukegan boysbasketballcoachMikeWasielewski(center)giveshisteaminstructionsduringahomegameagainstNewTrier onFeb. Wasielewski hada31-50 coach- "Coach Wasdidagreatjobwith Ambrose endorsedWasielew- career. recent years, wasbeneficial forhis bound forward JustinSmithin guard JalenBrunson andIndiana- has coachedVillanova starpoint ing andstudyingAmbrose,who gram. Inparticular,hesaidwatch- help himleadNilesWest'spro- many thingsthathehopeswill Sons atStevensontaughthim season asafreshman. Western Illinois'gamesthispast to Carmel.Duffstartedall28of best player,C.J.Duff,transferred October 2014andtheBulldogs' teacher's strikeinWaukegan dogs wereamemberoftheCSL gan from2013-15whentheBull- season. Hewent12-43atWauke- games ormoresincethe1998-99 time ElmwoodParkhadwon10 Tigers went14-13.Itwasthefirst 2010-13, butinhissecondyearthe South. Therewasamonth-long ing recordatElmwoodParkfrom Wasielewski saidhistwosea- meet his playersbuthe would like this point, Wasielewski hasyetto even foranexperienced coach.At an annualbasis isnoeasytask, move closertotheschool. feeder program,andplans to with localparentstobuildthe community. Hewantstowork ships withhisplayersandthe at thisstageistobuildrelation- extra edgetobesuccessfuL" for me,andfeelitwillgivemethe feel likeitwasafinishingschool successful wayofdoingthings.I great experienceformetoseea and thedetailhegoesinto.Itwasa practice andthewayheteaches ing andthewayheapproaches whole newperspectiveoncoach- Wasielewski said."Gavemea how meticuloushewasscouting," Ambrose's gamepreparationand ing atStevenson,justseeingcoach Competing inthe CSLSouthon Wasielewski saidhisNo.1goal "I can'tsayenoughaboutwork- MARK KODIAKUKENA/LAKECOUNTYNEWS-SUN for PioneerPress. Bob Narangisa freelancereporter Twitter @Pioneer_Press when theyfaceus." will giveotherschoolsproblems Niles West,anddosomethingthat hope tohaveauniquebrand at Maine SouthandNewTrier. I against disciplineteams ton orNilesNorthandexecute pressure fromteamslikeEvans- opponents intheCSL,adaptto flexible andbeabletoadapt that systemhastobereally CSL' Wasielewskisaid."Ibelieve different thaneverybodyinthe unique system,anddosomething winning seasonssince2005. Wolves havepostedonlytwo competitive inthelongrun.The nel andcanmakeNuesWest to playastylethatfitshisperson- "I believewehavetoa program 20, 2015. like A Chicago Tribune Publication Thursday, April23, 2017 KENT KPIEGSHAUSEP PHOTOGRAPHY Monmouth College goalkeeper Natalie Curtis, a Hersey graduate, was selected as the Collegiate Water Polo Associations Monmouth College goalkeeper Natalie Curtis, a Hersey graduate, was selected as the Dill defensive player of the week. a 6-foot-6 forward The University of Chi- Glenbrook South gradu- Have a suestion" for NYU in rebounds with 8.2 per game in addition to He led all freshmen in the conference in both scoring and rebounding. College Notes?Email report-' [email protected]. reporterforPioneer Press. averaged 10 saves per con- averaged 10 saves per per test, giving up 6.5 goals game. Locals contribute for University of Chicagp baseball cago baseball team was 11-4 and winners of six straight through April 2. Senior first baseman Thomas Pres- cott, a Lyons graduate from Western Springs, was hit- fing a team-leading .441 this season with seven RBIs. Junior outfielder Max Lar- sen, another Lyons graduate, was hitting .340 with a team-leading seven dou- bles. Deerfield graduate Joe Libennan, a sophomore pitcher, had a 1.20 ERA through four starts. Glenview native named rookie of the year ate Jimmy Mai-tinelli, a freshman on the New York University men's basketball team, was named Univer- sity Athletic Association rookie of the year. Marti- nelli, who started every game, led scoring 8.9 points per game. er Sam Briefat Sam Brief is a freelance

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