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BY LEE V. GAINES Pioneer Press An estimated $400,000 project scheduled to ben later this year will keep the equivalent of nearly 1,000 rain barrels of water out of Nues' overburdened storm- water system, according to village officials. The villaplans to con- struct a bioswale and per- meable parking lot in the area surrounding Oak Park beginning this fall. A bio- swale is "a broad. shallow. earthen channel designed to slow runoff promote in- filtration and filter pollu- taifls and sediments in the process of conveying run- o" Tom Powers, an engi- neer for the village, wrote in an email. A bioswale, which goner- ally is filled with some form ANTONIO PEREZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE of vetation, is designed toThe village of Niles plans to construct a bioswale and per- filter out pollutants from themeable parking lot in the area surrounding Oak Park begin- water and to hold water ning this fall, with ideas similar to this Smart Home located within the swale as long asat the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago. possible. Powers said the hioswale will be constructed The new lot is also designedper every 1-inch to 2-inch in the village right of way to provide stormwater reliefrain event Shoflhllaoe Crojig and soak adjacent to Oak Park and "Rather than directing The exact costs for the run the length of Lee Streetrunoff straight to a roadwayproject are not yet known, haffifflacks to hang out ¡n and advefitures foun book from Overhill Avenue toinlet or catch basin, rain- but the village has budgeted Ottawa Avenue. water infiltrates through the$400,000 for the improve- Native plants within thesurface of the pavement,'merits, with the Metropol- to refreshing SUfflffleLLILiLIkS and tasty tíeats. - hioswale will be used toPowers wrote. The rain- itan Water Reclamation Dis- maximize theinfiltration water is collected beneathtrict pickingup halfthe cost, capacity - the rate at whichthe parking lot and thenaccording to Powers. The .:...... - .... ,.. . -, soil is able to absorb rainfall,"slowly infiltrates into thevillagealso received a Powers said. He said resi- ground below," he wrote. In$10,000 grant from the Roy- dents will benefit from thea heavy rain, the storageal Bank of Canada to help project because the bio-capacity under the parkingoffset the costs of the proj- VI L LAG E R O SS H\I swale will capture storm-lot might not be enough toect water that would otherwisehold all the water coming rjf the projéct iscorn- drain directly to the village's through, and in that case,pletedfor the budget "overtaxed" sewer system. excess water will flow di-amount then the village will "The bioswale also pro-rectly through to the vil-be responsible for funding {veiyddy Shopping. vides stormwater storage to lage's stormwater system,$190,000 of the improve- capture and hold storm- according to Powers. ment,' he wrote. "We expect Cricke water, providing extra time "Considered together, thethe project to be complete at Dear Franks for the receiving drainagebioswale and permeableor below the budget GarneStop I H systems to recover and re-pavement store53,811gal- amount" Massage E ceive stormwater flow,"Ions of stormwater (this is Power said construction Palm B Powers wrote. equivalent to almost 1,000 will begin in September and Subw A permeable parking lot rain barrels)," Powers wrote.the plantinin the bioswale willalso be constructedAs a result ofthe project, hewill be completed in the i along the west side of Ot-added, there will be thatspring ofnext year. 5601 - S699 Pst Touhy Avenue, NiIs I60114 tawa Avenue and will re-much less polluted water place an existing imperme- dischargedtothe NorthLee V Gaines is a freelance 1.r: able parking surface, he said. Branch ofthe Chicago Riverreporterfor Pioneer Press. Professionaily Monoged and Leased by Mi 8 NEWS i 'Sad day in lawenforcement' Suburbancops speak on Dallas shootings

TRIBUNE NEWSPAPERS do we get back to some sense hate and target us simply of rebuilding and reconcilia- because ofwhatwe stand for I The shooting deaths oftion and get away fromand/or for the uniforms we five police officers in Dallasviolence?" wear." on July 7 weighed heavily on Kaminski has long backed Miller said the incident police departments in Chi- a community policing phi-didn't appear to have been cago's suburbs. losophy as a way to improve caused by participants at the Bolingbrook police tweet-relations between officersDallas march, who he said ed thoughts and prayers "toand the public and reducewere invoking their right to our brothers and sisters in crime. demonstrate while the offi- #Dallas." Earlier this yeai the LACP cera were doing their job. "It's a day of mourning,"held a round table event "You've gut people on the Kenilworth police Chief Da-with police chiefs from cen- outside who had obviously vid Miller said. "It's a sad daytral Illinois and representa-pre-planned and orches- inlaw enforcement,fortives from the Illinois chap- trated a plan on police offi- everybody who knows ter of the NAACP to discuss cers," he said. "There's mis- somebody in law enforce-issues faced in policing andtrust out there, and allit ment or who has a relative inways of building trust, Ka-takesisfor people who law enforcement, and forminski said. maybe have some mental your average citizen who West Dundee police Sgt. issues or some other agenda, respects thejob officers do." Steve Fletter, who has been that you don't know before- Miller said his first actin law enforcement for 25 hand?' upon coming in to the Police years, calls the recent cli- Miller said the shootings Station the next day was tomate "the worst I've seen as would not change the way place a black mourning band far as visceral reaction tohis officers do their job: KARIE ANGEli LUC/PUONEEP PRESS on his personal badge, some- police." "There's no way to not make Nues police Sgt. Ronald Brandt stands below the American flag at half-mast outside the thing he said many of his "No one wants to wait and traffic stops, or not to go out Nues Police Station July 11. The blue ribbons on the flag poles outside the station are to officers would do. hear the fcts:' he said. "Theon calls. We have to do ouracknowledge the victims in Dallas. The shootings of the offi- silent majority is still there job.Thisisa dangerous cers came on a night when and still supports law en-profession. Everyone whosmaller town than Dallas,that he had received phone"There will be other trage- protests were being held inforcement I just wish thebecomes apoliceofficer"We are not naive enough to calls and emails from people dies and that's just inevi- Dallas, Chicago and other silent majority would be-realizes that" think that something likewanting to buy sheriff de- table. We can't, as a commu- cities over the recent shoot- come a little more vocal. Police Cmdr. Joe Dugan that cannot happen here," he partment T-shirts to wear innity and as a society, have a ings of two black men by Upon hearingnews of theof Evanston, a city that has said. support oflocal law enforce- knee-jerk reaction to these police officers in Louisiana shootings, Fletter said he gotseen recent demonstrations Niles police Sgt. Robertment things, both in what hap- and Minnesota. a pit in his stomach he hasn'tranging from Black LivesTornabene said police there The department is send-pened in Minnesota and Seven other officers were felt since Sept ii, 200L Matter organizers to anti-trainannually on activeing its honor guard to the Baton Rouge or what hap- wounded in Dallas, as were Flettersaid the WestIslamophobia advocates,shooter situations and thatfimerals ofthe fallen officers pened in Dallas." two civilians, officials said. Dundee department willsaid his department will notthe department triesto in Dallas, Budde said. Guenther sent an email to The events of the daystay vigilant change the way it polices come up with scenarios offi- Mundelein police Chief all police employees July 8. reinforced in many officers "We always are. You havesuch events. cers might encounter. Eric Guenther said police in "The greater public will both the dangers of the job to be1" he said. "Nothing is "We have not heard of any "This is to ensure that thehis town received at leastlook for a reaction from and the ongoing effort to mutine in this job. It's just so credible threats against ourtraining is both valuable and five phone calls or emailsyou," Guenther's email address police and commu- sad for those officers. Theyofficers but it will definitely their reactions are appropri- July 8 relaying messages ofreads. "They will want to nity relations. had families,loved ones.heighten the officers aware- ate' he said in an email. "Insupport know what you think, and Park Ridge police ChiefThey were shot becauseness as fr as officer safet'addition we conducted a Another person had sand- how you feelabout the Frank Kaminski, the imme-they were wearing their he said. department-wide trainingwiches from a local restau-Dallas terrorist attack Some diate past president of the uniform. It's horrendous." "The vast majority of citi- earlier this year in de-escala- rant delivered to the Policewill do it with ill intention Illinois Association of Police Carpentersville policezens that I encounter aretion strategies to both deal Station, Guenther said. Rep- (to get a rise from you), but Chiefs and a 40-year lawChief Michael Kilboume supportive of the police," he with individuals who were resentatives from a Munde-most, however, love and enforcement veteran, saidsaid the events ofthis weeksaid. "I am proud to be aemotionally disturbed, but lein business also sent cook-cherish what you do each he has seen "ups and downs""will have a profound effect police officer. It is more of aalso those who become hy- ies to the station, he said. day, and more importantly when it comes to relations on the law enforcement pro- calling than a job for mostper stressed when they en- "I'm sure there are some how you do it" between the police and pub-fession and the country as a officers. I read about and seecounter police," he said. out there who don't agree lic, but "this time seems whole. examples, both here and Arlington Heights Depu- and are not supportive of ourKaren Ann Cullotta Chuck different" "We must always remem- nationally, that officers do onty Police Chief Miguel Her- efforts, but by and largeFieldman, Kimberly Fornek "I'm troubled by this ap-ber that a great many in the a dailybasis that help people nandez said, "It's a tough day everybody in this communi-Jennifer Johnson Rick Kam- pearance of a continual di-both the United States and in the community that rein-for us here at the Police ty appreciates what we do,"bic, RichardRay, Kathy Rout- vide in our country betweenour community support us forces the fact that it is trulyDepartment, and our hearts Guenther said. «fte ofPioneerPress;Hannah police and the community -as police officers and the job a calling?' and prayers go out to the "We have to rememberLeone ofthe Aurora Beacon- I get scared about it," Ka- we do' he said. "Yet as police Hinsdale policeChiefDallas police?' that because as sad as it is,News; and freelancers Edn minski said. "Where are weofficers we understand thatKevin Simpson said that Will County Sheriff Dep-this isn't the last time it willGa11aJier and Edn Sauder going a society and bow there are those very few who .although Hinsdale is a much uty Chief Tom Budde saidhappen," he continued.contrthuted.

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Chicagomancharged in NILEs HERALD-SPECTATOR parking lot shooting B Lm V.GAINES the Beach ParkresidentJones' forehead, which were Pioneer Press three times at about 5 a.m.noted by witnesses to the July 3 in an IHOP parkingshooting, helped police real- Buy Two Ads, Get One Free A Chicago man faces gunlotin the 100 block ofize that he was likely con- and drug charges after Ev- Asbury Avenue. Jones alleg- nected to the incident This special offer is for new advertisers OR advertisers increasing their current media spend. anston police arrested himedly approached the victim, Members of the depart- and allege he is responsiblewho was standing in thement's Special Operations parking lot with severalGroup executed a search for shooting a 25-year-old IatftHM.» 15* Beach Park resident multi-other people, and askedwarrant at Jones' residence pie times in an IHOP park- what his gangaffiliation was, July 6. During the search, ing lot early morning July 3. police saicL When the victim police discovered a loaded Cornelius Jones, 29, of thetold him he wasn't a mem- Smith & Wesson.40caliber suprntc I 7500 block of North Ridge ber of a gang; Jones opened semi-automatic handgun ,. . . fire, according to police. The and .40 caliber ammunition Avenue inChicago, was ;I charged July 7 with ara-Beach Park resident, who inadditiontoa small vated battery with a firearm. was hit in the torso, arm and amountofmarijuana, Dugan aggravated discharge of aleg. was treatedfor his said. firearm, unlawful use of ainjuries at St. Francis Hospi- Cook County State's At- weapon by afelon andtal and released, police said. torney approved felony unlawful possession of can- Dugan said Jones, a Rogers charges against him the fol- nabis, according to a news Park resident, is a member oflowing day, according to release from Evanston po- the Gangster Disciples. police. Dugan said Jones' lice. Priortotheshooting, arrest was due in part to EvanstonPolice Cmdr.Jones was under investiga- cooperation from the victim Joe Dugan said witnesses totion for narcotics by the and witnesses to the shoot- the shooting identifiedcity'sNeighborhood En- ing, Jones in a photo line up asforcement Team. Dugan the man who allegedly shotsaiddistincttattoos on Lee V Gaines is ci freelancer.

Contact Cosmina Woman pleads not guilty to causing today to get started: Evanston Target bathroom explosion Cosminachicagotribune.cot1' 312-883-9619 BY BIlwiL Cox all charges at the Skokieand confirmed that the ex- Pioneer Press courthouse and was sched- plosion was the result of a uled for a July11preliminarychemical reaction inside a A Chicago woman hearing. Schmidt also faces a bottle, said authorities. At charged with causing an$1,000 arrest warrant forthe time, police said that explosion in the bathroom of retail theft out of Branch 23based on witness accounts an Evanston Target storecourtroom at the Chicago'sand surveillance footage pleaded not guilty at theGrand Central police dis-they determined that Skokie courthouse on July 7trict; said authorities. Schmidt was inside the stall to all charges. Dressed in a blue prisonat the time the incident Heidi E. Schmidt, 44, ofuniform, Schmidt did not After the explosion there t the 4000 block of Westsay anythingduringthe briefwas speculation that it may Crystal Street in Chicago,hearing, Her attorney en-have been caused by some- was charged with aggra- tered her not guilty plea. one angry over Target's poi- vated arson and unlawful An eyewitness was insideicy of letting "transgender possession ofan explosive orthe Thrget bathroom whenpatrons" use the bathroom if incendiary device, after an the explosion occurred in- of their choice, said author- explosionin a bathroomside Schmidt's stall, pros-ities. But police said there located toward the front ofecutorssaidduringwas no evidence of that and the Thrget at 2209 Howard Schmidt's bond hearing lastthe explosive cocktail in the st. on June 8, authorities month. They said that afterbottle included items corn- said. They said that no one the explosion, the witnessbined to "produce a chemi- was injured in the incident asked Schmidt if she wascal higK" They said that and the damage was limited OK, but Schmidt who wasduring the mixing process to a stall in the restrooim uninjured, exited the bath-the items can become vola- Schinldt who is beingroom without saying any- tile and explode. held in the Cook County jail thing and left the store. CHICAGO_IIiIBUNE in lieu of $250,000 bail, on The Chicago police BombBrian L. Cox is a freelance July 7 pleaded not guilty to Squad was called to the store reporterfor Pioneer Press. lo POUCE REPORT

\ \ The following items were taken the influence and obstructing a house on the 7000 block of DobsonIPOlice said sopeone stole the 9000 block of Greenwood Avenue, from the Nues and Park Ridge police police officer June 25 following a at 5:50 am., while the second girlsoeial scurity number of an 80-police said. A window was report- department reports. An arrest does traffic stop near Dempster Street was found in the back seat of a caryat-ojdrminally ill Niles wom- edly shattered to gain entry. not constitute afindingofguilt. and Potter Road at 4:40 am.that contained a device used forart andnsèl it for employment Accordingto police, Velazquez was smoking marijuana. Both teens purposes. Because her social secu- seen moving from the driver's seatwere taken to Advocate Lutheranritynumber showed an unreportedPark Ridge Niles to the rear passenger seat after hisGeneral Hospital in Park Ridg increaseinincome, the Cook car was pulled over. When asked police said. County Housing Authority in-TRESPASS BATTERY why he had done so, Velazquez formed the woman that she was Timothy L. Moore, 29, of the 'o David Crespo, 51, of the 3700reportedly told police he was notTHEFT being terminated from the3900 block of West Lexington, block of North Sawyer Avenue,the driver of the car, which alsouA 38-year-old woman told county's housing program July 31,Chicago, was charged with crimi- Chicago, was charged th batterycontained two sleeping women, police she paid a man $500 for his police said. The woman told policenal trespass June 29. According to July 1 after he was accused ofpolice said. Velazquez was given acar after he checked into the on June 28 that she has not workedpolice, Moore was seen panhan- throwing a rubber sign at his July20 court date. Village Motel, 6871 N. Milwaukee in many years and is in fear ofdling at Advocate Lutheran Gen- supervisor's face inside a custodial Ave., June 10. On June 25, she losing her home. eral Hospital, 1775 W. Dempster St., company on the 5900 block ofPUBLIC INTOXICATION reported seeing the man driving despite previously receiving notice I Howard Street, police said. Ac- A 50-year-old Niles man was away with the car, police said. BURGLARY TO VEHICLE that he was not allowed on the cording to police, Crespo thenticketed for publicintoxication A man and woman are alleged to A 25-year-old Chicago manproperty. He was given an Aug. 3 attempted to strike the 55-year-old July1after police responded tohave stolen $600 in cash from a reported that his 12-gruge shotguncourt date. man in the face several timesassist an ambulance called to astore on the 8500 block of Golfwas stolen June 27 from the trunk before he "head-butted" him onsidewalk bench on the 6300 block Road when they short-changed a ofhis car, which was parked in a lotBATTERY the top of his head. The supervisor of Touhy Avenue at 11:15 p.m. Hecashier in two separate incidentson the 5700 block of Touhy Thomas Calkins, 19, of the 600 told police that Crespo becamewas taken to Presence Resurrec- June 26. Avenue. The man reportedly toldblock of Courtland Avenue, Park upset when he was told he could tion Medical Center. A Niles man reported that hepolice that there were no pryRidge, was charged with battery discovered jewelry valuedatmarks on the car, but he was not June 30. Police said CaIICinS was not work that day because heUNDERAGE DRINKING appeared to have been drinking $1,700 missing from his home on sure ifhe had hit the trunk release the third person charged in con- Two16-year-oldgirls fromthe 8400 block of North Terracebutton when he parked. The gunnection with the beating of a alcohol. Crespo was given a July27Glenview were ticketed for under- court date. after he hired someone to do smallwas entered into the state's theft19-year-old Park Ridge man May4 age drinking and possession ofrepairs and painting June 26. The database, police said. at Northwest Parlç 1200 N. Dee DUI drug paraphernalia June 26. Ac-victim told police that the man heuAbusiness owner's bank depositRoad. Police said the victim knew Alberto Velazquez, 22, of thecording to police, one of the girlshired never returned to finish the containing "several thousand dol-all three of his alleged attackers. 3700 block of Delaney Drive, Joliet, was found unconscious and face- work and has not responded tolars" was stolen June 29 from aCalkins was given a July 20 court was charged with driving underdown on the ground outside a phone calls and text messages. minivan parked in a lot on thedate.

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BY MH ISAACS and has annual sales of more Pioneer Press than $5 billion as part of health care group Fresenius Chicago area high school SE, it says. students who visited Skokie Fresenius Kabi's stated last month had their futuregoalisto put lifesaving careers in mind rather thanmedicines and technologies the summer respite fromin the hands of people who school they were about tocare for patients and to find enjoy. answers to the challengus Fresenius Kabi, a global they face. health care company that The 80 students who focuses on pharmaceuticals,attended STEM Career medical devices and clinical Awareness Day were not nutrition, held its inauguralrandomly selected;they STEM Career Awarenesseach have some family Day at the Illinois Science +member who works at Fre- Technology Park. senius Kabi. Four Fresenius This was an opportunityKabi specialists, represent- to give dozens of students aing different science and daylong taste of the kind ofengineering disciplines, STEM (science techaolog filled in students about their engineering and math) jobs careers. that could be part of their "One of the reasons I'm a futures. scientist is because I was At least, Fresenius Kabione of those kids who al- and other such companiesways took thingr apart," said hope so. principal scientist Ben According to the US. De- Oberts. "Why does this partment of Education,work? If I could get my "Few American studentshands on something I was pursue expertise in STEM fascinated by it." fields - and we have an Steve Binninger, a senior inadequate pipeline ofengineer in the company's teachersskilledin thosemedical device group, has a MIKE ISAACS/PIONEEP PRESS PHOTOS subjects." background dissimilarto Fresenius Kabi medical device senior engineer Steve Binninger demonstrates an important filtering device his team cre- President Barack Obainajust about anyone else, heated during the health care company's inauguralSTEMCareer Awareness Day for high school students in Skokie. has prioritized programssaid. "designed to attract, devel- He was a collegu tennisfist in the pharmacy divi-"There is no one way to do op, reward and retain out-player,astudentathletesion, said her current work it ... Let your values be your standing educators in sci-president and a national issplit among lab work,driver and set realistic ex- ence, technology, engineer-vice president of a lead-paper work and meetings.pectations. Be creative and, ing and mathematics," ac-ership organization beforeHer necessary skill set, shelast but not least, love what cording to the White House pursuing a career as a phys- said, includes critical think- you do." Office of the Press Secre-ical therapist and then ininganalyticalskillsand That the speakers were tary. economics. communication. young and not far removed To Fresenius Kabi, more Nothingwas a guod fit he "When you go to college,from school was by design, people need to be doing thesaid, and so he found his find someone who can act ascompany officialssaid. kind of work its engineers,way to bio-medical engi-a guod mentor for you -Their experiences were scientists and specialistsneering and pursued a grad- anybody who really inspires likely to resonate with stu- perform. That's whatuate degree at Northwest-you," she advised. "At everydents more, they said. prompted the idea of bring-em University. stage of my life, I found a The day also included ing in high school students "I graduated on a Friday, I mentor and someone whointeractive experiments in- to learn about new careerinterviewed on a Monday, Ihelped me' eluding setting salt on fire, Fresenius Kabi held Its inauguralSTEMCareer Awareness paths, officials said. flew back to Florida on a Ashley Gupta, a technicalmaking gummy bears and Day, inviting high school students to Skokie to learn about The company says it hasTuesday and I was awardedtransfer specialist in phar-working with liquid nitro- STEMcareers and witness some cool demonstrations. operatedinthe Unitedthejob atFresenius in Flori-maceutical operations, saidgen. Binninger gave stu- States since 2008 and per-da while playing tennis on ashe had a love of chemistrydents hands-on experience forms U.S. pharmaceutical Friday," he said. inhigh school and her with a blood separation de- Fresenius Kabi ocialssubjects and teach them of research and development This quick hiring out offather has a background invice his team created, andexpect STEM Careerthe importance they hold in at the Illinois Science +collegu was a common ex-chemistry. students toured FreseniusAwareness Day to becomeaddressing "society's most Technology Park German- perience among the young "There are many path- Kabi's labs and saw demon-an annual event The goal, pressing challenges' based, it employs more than speakers at Fresenius. ways you can take to buildstrations of its aseptic man- they said, is to inspire high 30,000 people worldwide Karen Liu, a senior seien- your career," Gupta said.ufacturing techniques. schoolers' interest in STEM [email protected] NEWS

J District 64 expectinga Police, FBI search for $414K savings with rebidbank robbery suspect B MARIO BARTOLETTI dow Corp., would take facilities report. Pioneer Press advantage of school days "There was a cold air BY MulE IsAAcs pounds and wearing a dark and Thanksgiving break to and a lot of water coming Pioneer Press blue T-shirt, dark blue jeans, District 64officialsinstall the windows. into the building, which black sunglasses and a dark saved about $414,000 re- "Initially, the board biddestroys walls from in- Skokie police have been navy blue baseball hat with bidding a window re-the window contract outside," Kolstad said. "You searching since July 6 for a the word "classic" written in placement contract a forin February and when itknow it's a problem when man who they say robbed a cursive on the side. Lincoln School as part ofcame back it was higherthe staff says this is the Skokie bank just before The bank was closed July thedistrict'songoingthan it should have beennumber one thing they noon. 6 and a sign posted in the health,lifeand safetybecause the companieswant to see done." Police said FBI agents and window announced a power maintenance and im-that install windows were At the board meeting, task force officers respond- outage, but made no men- provement plan. booked for the summer,"Kolstad emphasized that ed at 1L58 a.m. July 6 to don ofa bank robbery. The board discussed she said. "So our construc- students would be safe reports of a bank robbery at "We apologize for any the new Lincoln windowstion manager suggested and staff would personally First American Bank, 4611 inconvenience, however, at its last meeting on Junewe rebid the contract andensure safety procedures Golf Road. Police called the due to a power outage this 27. have the work start in thewould be followedfor incident "anon-takeover BANDtTTRACKEPCHICAGO.COM branchistemporarily "This is a [$414,0001 fall." workers. robbery" in which no weap-The suspect closed," the note read. savings over the bid that The contractor will take "The law inIllinois on was displayed by the The Police Department was put out severaladvantage of daysoffmandates that when a suspect Authorities did notunknown direction. An im-and the FBI requested help months ago?" board Presi- school and will workcontractor signs a [school] report how much moneymediate search of the areain identifying the suspect. dent Anthony Borrelliaround staff schedules tobid, they do criminal back- was taken. by Skokie police officers was Those with any information asked. ensure that there is min- ground checks," she said. There were no injuries tounsuccessfiul in locating the are asked to contact the FBI Chief Business Officialimal disruption to classes. employees or customers atsuspect they said. at 312-421-6700 or Skokie Luann Kolstad confirmed The Lincoln staff gaveMario Bartoletti is a free- the bank, according to po- The suspect is described police at 847-982-5900. that it was and said thethe project an extremelylance reporter for Pioneer lice. Police said the suspectas a black male in his 50s, 6 contractor, Jensen Win- high priority on their ownPress. fled the bank on foot in anfeet tall, weighing about 200 [email protected]

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"I started getting fatigued and had shortness of breath, and when I did a routine blood test,it showed the kidneys were really faiIIng he remembered. His doctor instructed him to go directly to Chi- cago's Northwestern Me- DANIEL I. DORFMAN/PIONEER PRESS morial Hospital, where he Dan Lee, shown here in the living room of his Glencoe home, is searching for a kidney donor. underwent an emergency dialysis and was then toldWSCR in 1992, even though Now, it is his kidneys that ing analyzed now by North- Therefore, Lee said, hehold because of the de- regulardialysissessionshe is not much of a sports have gone bad. western Hospital, but Leehas to find a direct donor. mands of the dialysis treat- would be a reality in his life. In the face of gruelingsaid he won't know for He is being assisted byments, Lee still finds time to He now gets the treat- Lee and his family moved dialysis treatments ex- several weeks if that will befellow Glencoe residentenjoy a guod cheeseburger, ments in Glenview, whereinto Glencoe in 1976. Leepected to continue indefi- a match. Harvey Mysel, himself aplay golf and attend pro- the sessions are Hgurousonce owned a downtownnitely, Lee is asking the Anne Paschke, spokes-two-time kidney recipientgrams at the new Writers and at times painful. Threevideo store, participated inpublic if there is someonewoman for the United Net-who starteda nonprofitTheatre in downtown Glen- times a week, for 3/2 hours a the Glencoe Caucus, helped willing to donate a kidney towork for Organ Sharing, the organization called the Liv- cae. session, Lee has large nee-form the Glencoe Ski Clubhim. He is looking for anonprofit organization thating Kidneys Donors Net- He spends time with his dles stuck in his arm toand served as president ofliving donor, since trans-manages the nation's trans-worh. Mysel said he hasfamily, including hisfive begin the procedure. Congregation Am Shalom. plants from living donorsplant system for the federalhelped hundreds of peoplegrandchildren. Yet,as he reveals the The kidney problemshave a higher success rategovernment, saidalmostthrough the process of find- After all of his medical bandas on his arm, Leerepresent the latestin athan those from deceased100,000 people are on the ing a kidney donor, and he is problems, Lee said, he en- displays a philosophical atti-series of heath issues fordonors. waiting list for a kidney, andoptimistic that someone willjoys life more than he did in tude about the dialysis. Lee. The search process -nearly 18,000 kidney trans- come forward for Lee. the past "That is the only way to In 2002, he survived awhich requires a donor with plants took place in 2015. "I think he is a very good "The flowers smell stay alive;' Lee said. "With-battle with esophageal can-1ype O blood to match Lee's Lee's age means he is lesscandidate mainly because sweeter," Lee said. "The sun out it, you die." cer, losing 45 pounds as- has had itsshare oflikely to be offered one ofhe is positive and he has his is brighter and you cherish Such is the predicamentsurgeons removed a portiondisappointments. the best-quality kidneys thathealth, besides obviously each day because it is a little today for Lee, an entrepre- ofhis stomach to replace his Neither his wife of 46 become available, according needing akidney trans-more important" neur who followed his fa-esophagus. He believes hisyears, Karen, or bis two to a rule change that was put plant," Mysel said. "There Those interested in do- ther into the radio world,current condition can bedaughters are compatible as in place at the end of 2014,are good people in thisnating a kidney to Lee can with his two most promi-traced to the chemotherapykidney donors for Lee. Two Paschke said. world who want to help." go to http;//www.Iddney nent ownings being stations and radiation he underwentother possibilitiesfell "The 20 percent of organs Meanwhile, Lee is fryingdonorfordan.org/. in Chicago. Alternative rock then. through in late stages of the expected to function theto lead as active a life as WXRT came to life in 1972 Later, Lee had unexpect-screening process. Another longest are offered first to possible. Daniel I. Dorfinan is a free- and he later oversaw theed quadruple bypass heartpromising donor hasthe people that would need While an anticipated triplance reporter for Pioneer development of all-sportssurgery. stepped forward and is be- them the longest," she said. to Russia has been placed on Press b!Lir/ J$; Area residents remember Elie Wiesel BY DANIEL I. DoIMAN with the United States Hol-and Bachmann's grandson, "The man was all con- Pioneer Press ocaust Memorial Museumwho received what Bach- suining," Melamed recalled. in Washington, D.C.,re-mann described as a "beau-"Ifyou were in his presence, During a trip to Floridacently reflected on Wieseltiftil autographed picture." you felt his depth of intellect several years ago, Glencoe and his life. The grandson reciprocatedand his mission of remem- resident Bruce Bachmann "(His death) was abitofaby inviting Wiesel to his bar bering, and his voice against was introduced to Elle Wie-shock as it was difficult to mitzvah. The invitation was genocide of any sort." sel, Holocaust survivor andconsider him a normal hu-declined, according to Melamed said Wiesel Nobel Peace Price winner,man being with a lifeline,"Bachmann, who lived inhad three goals of remem- by a mutual friend. Soon, Melamed said. Glencoe for 45 years before brance forthe United Bachmann and Wiesel went After his initiaI meetingmoving to Highland ParkStates. First there was the for a walk on the beach inFlorida with Wiesel, several weeks ago. creation of Washington's where, instead of discussing Bachmann didn't see him Bachmann said he wasHolocaust museum. Second UNITED STATES HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL MUSEUM the world's problems, they again until he came to speakstruck by Wiesel's eyes. was a national day of re- Elle Wiesel, left, meets with longtime Glencoe resident focused onadistinctlyat the Washington muse- "They were sad,andmembrance of the Hob- Bruce Bachmann, shown in an undated photo. American pastime: baseball. um's annual luncheon inwhen I looked into them Icaust, to be commemorated Wiesel wasn't fmiliarChicago, chaired by Bach- saw the Holocaust, and thatof the rotunda at nation'smittee was one ofthe first towas harrowing, Melamed with the intricacies of base- mann and his wife. is very emotional," he said. capital. And Melamed wasalert the world to the 1994did not have the tattoos of ball, but he was headed to a "We talked baseball that Melamed, a longtimethrilled that, in his role atRwandan ganocide. Melani- many concentration camp spring training game laterday, and about three years Glencoe resident, met Wie-the Holocaust museum, heed distinctly rememberssurvivors. that day. So Bachmann ex- later he was speaking at the sel more than two decadeswas instrumental in carry-one conversation many "I told Ehe I did not feel plained the game to him. Field Museum, and whileago after President Georgaing out Wiesel's third mis-years ago with Wiesel.comfortable being called a Bachmann is one of twohe did not remember myHW. Bush appointed Me- sion. While Wiesel survived thesurvivor because I did not area residents who spentname, his eyes lit up and helamed as a Council Member "He wanted the creationAuschwitz concentrationhave numbers on my ann," time with the renownedsaid, "Baseball' Bachmann of the Holocaust museum inof a Committee on Con- camp, Melamed's family es- he said. "He smiled and humanitarian, who diedremembered. Washington, priortoits science to act as a warningcaped Poland in 1939 after said, "You escaped from the July 2. He, along with Leo Bachmann said he met opening in 1993. It was therevoice to the world whenev-beingcapturedbythe Nazis. Nazis, so you are a survivor?' Melamed, who met WieselWiesel a few more times, that he got to know Wiesel,er genocide appeared some-After stops in Siberia and more than two decades agoand there was even corre-and the two were in touch where," Melamed said. Japan, they arrived in theDaniel I. Dorfinan is a free- as part of their involvementspondence between Wiesel periodically. Mebamed said that com- U.S. in 194L While his trip lance reporter. NeedaCar Now? Bad Credit? No Credit? No Problem.

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BY NATALIE HAYES with Binny's. liquor retailer. Pioneer Press Customers of Lincoln- Danny's Liquor, LLC wood Produce, which was signed a 10-year lease to 2 Binny's Beverage Depot open from 2000-2015, willoperate Armanetti's in the is the newest player to join hardly recognize the space,former Lincolnwood Wme Lincoinwood's retail liquor Versch said. & Spirits store last year, store scene, following in the Construction crews re-according to attorney Di- footsteps of the April open- habbed and remodeled themitrios Christopoulos, who ing of Armanetti Wine and old store, building out anewrepresents Danny's LLC Spirits. storefront,installing ex- owner Scott Tomczyk. Two weeks after the new posed vaulted ceilings, and When Tomczyk took 30,000 square- footstore knocking down walls thatover the lease from Lincoln- opened in the former Lin- divided different sections ofwood Wine & Spirits, he coinwood Produce building the grocery store. kept Scharaga, a longtime on the 7100 block of Lincoln "The space is open, hugewine consultant who Avenue, Binny's will host a BINNYS BEVERAGE DEPOT and beautiful," Versch said.worked at the storefor grand opening party July15 Two weeks after lt opened, Binny's will host a grand opening party July15. "You have to see ito believeseveral years. with a champagne recep- it." "We're slowly getting tion, wine tastings fromBinstein's roots in the com-village last year to renovatestore space was converted Niles-based Binny's hasback some of the old cus- California wineries, and amunity lend special signifi-the property into offices that now house32 locations in Illinois, ac- tomers," Scharaga said. "I'm whiskey tasting accordingcance to the Lincoinwood The space where Binny'spart of Binny's corporatecording to the company'ssure Binny's can't help us, to Binny's spokesman Gregopening. opened in early July was division. website. but we are competitive Versch. "Binny's has deep rootsused by the grocery store, a Binny'sarrival means As Binny's next doorprice wise and with (our) Lincolnwood native and in the neighborhood, andshuttered bank and thethat the 44,950-square-footneighbor at 6929 N. Lincoln inventory andIlove Binny's founder Haroldthis location is a labor ofVineyards of Lincoinwood,shopping center at LincolnAve., Armanetti's manager schmoozing and knowing Binstein was a lifelong resi- love," Versch said. a liquor store that Binny'sand Touhy avenues is nowMarty Scharaga said he'smy customers personally" dent of the village before he Binstein'sson,Binny's acquired and closed as part ftilly leased, with CVS Phar- not thrilled about the pros- passed away in 1995, ac-owner Michael Binstein,of its 20-year lease for themacy being the only otherpect of competing for busi-Natalie Hayes is a freelance cording to Versch, who said gained approval from theproperty The former liquorretailer to share the centerness with the corporate-run reporterfor Pioneer Press.

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Once a dilapidated shop- ping center and more re- cently vacant property owned by Skokie, space east of the Skokie Swift train station on Dempster Street I will become home to a new Target store, the retail chain announced recently. According to Targthe store will occupy 33,000 square feet on the southwest comer of Dempster Street and Bronx Avenue in the village's West Dempster Street Corridor. The "flexible-format store' as Thrget calls it, is expected to open in fall 2017 and is smaller in scale than a traditional Target store, it said. Target said the store will offer items for families and children, baby care prod- ucts, sporting goods, toys, portable technology acces- sones, gift items, stationei health and beauty products and a grocery section in- cludingfresh produce, select kosher items and many "ab and go" food selec- rions. The new store also will include a pharmacy and order pickup service, Target said. "The construction of a new Thrget store on Demp- ster Street is great news for the village of Skokie," Mayor George Van Dusen said in a released statement. "The villagehas long sought a major retailer to CHRISTOPHER DILTS/BLOOMBEPG serve as a catalyst for addi- Shopping carts sit inside a Target store in Chicago in this file photo. The planned Dempster Street store will be smaller than a traditional Targetstore. tional transit-oriented de- velopment near the Skokie side ofthe building and new During and after the eco-but Corporation Counsel In announcing the new Skokie Swift station over the Swift station." parking spaces that will be nomic recession, the village Michael Loige said the newacquisition,thevillagepast decade Van Dusen said the newadded to Carol Street, theused tax increment financedevelopment was a "na-pointed to Chicago Jewish "The steady,continued retail space along with a village said. funds to acquire commercial tional general merchandise Funerals, Oberweis Icedevelopment on Dempster growing mix of businesses The Thrgt store is ex-properties that had been up retail store?' Cream and Dairy Store!Street began more than a on Dempster has the poten- pected to come before the for sale for a long time. Lorge predicted the corn-That Burger Joini the open- decade ago with the reloca- tial to generate more eco-Skokie Plan Commission In March,theVillage munity would be pleaseding of the new and largertion and restoration of the nomic growth in the area. and other bodies before theBoard voted to sell the lastonce they knew what was to Pita Inn, the rebuilding ofhistoric Skokie Swift station The new Target store is project moves forward. property in the area it stilloccupy that property. He Kaufman'sDeli,Creative that now houses a Starbucks being developed by Blit- For years, village leadersowned at 4933-57 Dempstersaid the development would Paths Learning Center and and other businesses," Van zLake Partners, ChicagD, ac- have made improvements to St and 8734-38 Bronx Ave. "enhance the Dempster cor- Gross Point Crossing shop- Dusen said. cording to Target It will beSkokie's West Dempsterfor $2.65 million. ridor and provide a broadping center as significant supported by 77 surfaceStreet Corridor a top prior- At the time, village offi-shopping resource to thedevelopments on West misadcs@p(òneerlOc6.Lo,4i' parking spaces on the south ity. riais did not mention Target village." Dernpster Street near the Twittei @SKReview_Mike OPINION 19 Clinton's actions careless, butnotcriminal wrongdoing. use my own server at home. What bugs me about It's no big deal, I don't Benghazi is the cover story worry about it." and political spin involved. I'm going to guess you But I don't know ifthat was don't get the job. the president's doing, and So again, it is the cover- RANDY BLASER Hillary went along, or if the up and the smoke screen apparent cover story was that is the bigger issue for All my friends are either Hillary's brainchild and me, not what actually hap- cheering the latest news Obama gave the go-ahead. pened. The secretary of about Hillary Clinton's Either way, it was seri- state ofthe United States emails. or railing about a ously bad. should not be using apri- double standard and the Now let me try to ex- vate server for the official rule of law. Yes, I have plain my issues with Hilla- correspondence ofthe U.S. friends on both sides of the ry's email in as plain a way government political aisle. that I can. Top-secret emails went And me? Everyone has gotten an to the president Maybe I'm again left shaking my email that had a paragraph that's who is really being head wondering if anyone at the bottom ofit explain- protected. at all recognizes the dan- ing that the contents of the Anyway, unlike my liber- gers we face as a nation email are confidential and al friends, I find these flaws heading into the presi- meant only to be seen by in Hillary's character too dential election of 2016. It's the person intended to big to gloss over. like Nixon vs. Johnson, if receive it. And unlike my conserva- anyone can remember the Now let's say you're tive friends, I see them as disastrous decade between applying for a job at a corn- flaws, not criminal or trea- the Kennedy assassination pany that deals in confi- sonous behavior. and Watergate. NICHOLAS KAMM/GErrv-AFP dential, protected informa- Some presidents over- Don't get me wrong. I U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton arrives at a campaign event in Char- tion. It's an important job, come their character flaws don't think Hillary should lotte on July 5. and you gain an interview. and go on to greatness. be jailed over her top secret During the interview, when Other presidents get laid emails, or the other right- we have here. And that's right are still ranting about level of miscommunication the subject of protecting low by their lesser traits. wing bogey man, the Ben- what worries me as it the Benghazi issue, and my and incompetence that led confidential information in Which one will Hillary ghazi tragedy. grows increasingly likely friends on the left think it is to the tragedy that is the the digital age cornes up, be? No one should go to jail she will be the next presi- much ado about nothing. Bengha.zi episode. Mistakes you admit: for doing a bad job. dent. I think mistakes were were made, for sure, but "Hey, I don't really know Randy Blaser is a freelance And that's what I think I know my friends on the made, there was a certain there was no criminal too much about that. I just columnistfor Pioneer Press. Sometimes the past reachesout and grabsyou and plot into less than 30 I've watched all 11. season 2 - 17, season 3 - 21, minutes. Now comes the part season 4 - 19, season 5 - 12, James Arness led the where I did something I'm season 6 - 24, season 7 - wonderful cast of regulars: not sure why I did it season 8 - 17, season 9 - 15, Dennis Weaver as Dillon's Let's face it, a lot of the season 10 - 5 and season 11 helper Chester Goode, reasons I (we) watch west- - a whopping 33. Amanda Blake as the smart eras is for the climactic Whew! Done. PAuL SASSONE and spunky Kitty Russell shoot-outs. But when I told my wife and Milburn Stone as My brainstorm was: ofmy project's conclusion, Do you always know grumpy but humane Doc How many bad guys did she said, "It seems to me why you do things? Adams. Matt Dillon shoot? I de- thatjust about every show, I don't. "Gunsmoke" was a half- cided to keep score of how Matt Dillon was being shot Not that I don't know hour show for its first six many villains Matt Dillon in the arm, or the leg, or in why I still watch the TV years, then expanded to an killed in "Gunsmoke's" first the back. How many times western "Gunsmoke" 41 hour. The show first broad- 11 seasons, all that are now do you think he was shot years after the show ceased CHICAGO TRIBUNE cast in color in its 12th year. available. and in what parts of his production. It was (and is) A scene from "Gunsmok&' "Gunsmoke" is still on the Why? body?" a great show. When I was a air, noon every day on Me- All I can answer is: Why Oh, great! kid, the highlight of my screen to outdraw a black- black-and-white show. The TV not? Back to season L week was at 9p.m. each clad bad guy. dramas were dark and The first 11 seasons (all In the first 11 seasons, Saturday when Marshal "Gunsmoke" hit the air tough, cramming an amaz- the black-and-white shows) Marshal Dillon killed 211 Paul Sassone is a freelance Matt Dillon sirç4e qntq th .n1955asahalf-hour,. ing amount of character have been released on DVD.bad guys. Season i - 21, columnistfor Pioneer Press. ,-, 20 OPINION YOUSHoUi»iî PSYCHYOURSELF UPINTHE REARVIEW MIRRORTOFACE A MARK J. TERRILL/AP MECHANIC. Michael Phelps swims in the men's 100-meter butterfly final at the2016 U.S.Olympic swimming trials. Phelps is one of the few well-known athletes heading to Rio. If the Olympics are about anything, they're about stories and product Proceeding with my famous inflammation ever research, I asked her, "Can featured on a box of you name some sports Wheaties? Note to Johnson you're planning to watch?" & Johnson: I would totally "The summer sports are buy Bob Costas-endorsed boring. You ever watched a Visine. SALLY HIGGINs0N bunch of swimming?" Ifthe Olympics are about Betsy speaks from years anything, they're about Introducing The Rio clock is ticking. ofexperience as a swim- stories and product. Think So for sport the other ming mom, that lesser- about all ofthose P&G ads morning, I called my sister appreciated class of parent with their soft-focus story- Service & Repair. Betsy to conduct a little who spends entire week- telling and subdued sound- research. "Quick," I said, ends sitting on wooden tracks that end with the tag "Name your favorite Olym- bleachers in humid natato- line "Thank you, Mom." Know the cost for labor and parts ¡n your area pic hopefuls?' riums, lulled into comas by Those mothers, all selfless "Do not print this," was the utter monotony of and tireless, soothe fears, so you don't pay more than you should. the second thing she said. watching their children dry eyes and nourish their The first was short and flip-turn for glory. children's athletic souls. Research. Price. Find. Get the right service, unprintable. My own daughter swam I'm wistful for the old "There's that Jewish in high school. HereIcon- days, when an hour of without all the drama. Olympian, Aly What's-Her- fess that during her last prime-time TV meant Name. And there's that sectional meet, I read "Twi- enough Olympic-themed other gymnast who has light" in its entirety - 544 advertising to prep me for won everything for the past pages ofboredom - with- the Games. Next month, four years and smiles all theout missing a moment of NBCUniversal is promising time. And there's Michael her participation. As enter- 6,755 hours of program- Phelps. Is that enough?" tainment, I'd rank the book ming, including 4,500 she asked. and the sport at about the hours oflive streaming. Yet No, that is not enough. same level. when I think ofRio, I'm with less than a month to Betsy kept going. like Betsy. I don't think of go before the XXXI Sum- "Now, I'm totally in for specific athletes. The mer Olympiad begins, my watching the progression Olympic story that pulls at sister, who represents all of ofBob Costas' plastic sur- my heartstrings is Zika. America, couldn't come up ger or his eye infiamma- There's time for Madi- with three ftiil names of tion. That's sport I'll son Avenue to come 9 homegrown hopefuls. watch?' through. I hear Deep VIM) Kellogg's, General Mills She made a fine point. I Woods Off! is now a spon- and Proctor & Gamble, can have to admit my own sor. you get on this? IfBetsy is fascination with the prog- the standard, then Madison ress ofCostas's pink eye Sally H&inson is afree- Avenue is dropping the during the Sochi Whiter lance columnist for Pioneer ALL DRIVE. No drama. Olympic ball in a big way. Games. Why wasn't that Press. ' . OPINION Fashion trends in Chicago (:IlIt',1iìt1 rÎIiIIIIC involve stars...and salmon? BLUE SKY INNOVATION

ERIC SCOTT

In terms of fashion and design in Chicago, this summer is shaping up to be one ofstars11(Isalmon two popular looks that couldn't be farther apart on the spectrum ofgxod taste. On the positive end, the city ofChicago's flag, with prominent 6-pointed red ANTONIO PEREZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE 2015 stars and blue stripes, has Chicago flags fly at CIty Hall. Columnist Eric Scott praises been popping up on cloth- the people showing Chicago pride by wearing the city flag ing and accessories for while questioning those who adorn salmon-colored outfits. some time now Not only is clothing home. I can't tell you how many featuring the city flag popu- It's as ifthe graphic asks times I've cringed lately lar on the streets, you might viewers to look past the after walking around a city even see shoppers wearing polish and pristine ima block comer and encoun- flag-pattern red stars, blue- that the city's flag presents tering some fashion dude striped hats and shirts and take a glimpse into the heading toward me in salm- walking past similarly de- real story that's sadly grip- on slacks or shorts. signed dinner plates and ping children. adults and I almost want to pull pillows at many stores. entire communities. them aside and say, "Look, The design looks great It's quite a contrast corn- whatever is going on with (I'm still looking for a sun pared to the city pride you - it's not worth wear- visor ofthe Chicago flag), many feel when seeing the ing the aftermath ofa head- and it's hard to believe this red stars and blue stripes on collision between trend didn't start sooner. flapping in the wind along- brown, pink and orange." I'm not sure where the side American flagr at our Ifa headache had a color city's flaggra its popularity baseball parks and schools. - yup, it's definitely salm- boost. The pride is best seen on a on. But it certainly served as blue sky day, as people walk Ifyou think about it, not the inspiration for the name across the Michigan Ave- one major pro sports team and uniform design for the nue bridge over the Chi- has salmon anywhere in Chicago Red Stars a wom- cago River. their uniform colors. Even en's pro soccer team, And ifChicago did have a the Miami Marlins, a multi- visionaries, ideas and trends connect here The red stars and blue fashion police force, they colored adorning baseball stripes also are featured in surely would be arresting team that's even named the trailer for "Chi-Raq," men wearing salmon-col- after a fish, couldn't bring The 2015 film by director ored pants and shorts be- themselves to rotate salmon Spike Lee takes a different fore throwing them into a, into its color wheel. spin on the city's escalating 'What were you thinking?" Iffish could wear gun violence and features a tank. clothes, I don't think salm- poignant graphic visual of I don't know when the on would even consider drops of bright red blood fish-innards color scheme wearing salmon-colored dripping down off the bot- suddenly "became a thing," items for daily swims up tom points of the flag's red ifl may borrow a phrase the river. stars, bleeding across the from the kids. But this is But you know they flag's vibrant blue and just wrong on so many would be wearing Chicago's white background. levels. red stars and blue stripes. It's highly symbolic of Unless your goal is to say, That would be a really b lu es kyin novation. coni the current state of affairs "Look at me! I have no idea cool look above and below within high-crime neigh- what I'm doing" a person sea level. #connect borhoods of a major city wearing salmon-colored where millions of residents anything doesn't exactly Eric Scott is afreelance still are proud to call it project sophistication. cokimnistfor Pioneer Press. 22

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"It was sad when that great ship went down," so goes a folk song that has become 1endar And it would be fair to say that the sinking ofthe RMS Titanic on April15, 1912 has entered the collective imagination well beyond any other shipwreck A few years back the centennial ofthat maritime disaster was observed with the opening of the Titanic Museum in Belfast where the ill-fated ship was built. PAPAMOUNT PICTURES On July 29 and 30 the Ravinia Festival in Ludwig Wicki, below, will conduct the Chicago Symphony Orchestra during screenings of "Titanic" onJuly 29and30at Ravinia Festival. Highland Park will show the 1997 movie "Titanic" with the Chicago symphony 'Titanic' Live Orchestra p1ang the Academy Award- winning score by the late James Homer When: 7p.m.July 29and 30. live-to-projection. Gates open at4p.m. That means the score has been digitally Where:Ravinia Festival,200Ravinia Park removed from the film so that CSO can Road, Highland Park perftn-m it as the film is shown. Tickets: $25lawn;$25/$90pavilion The score received one ofthe film's 11 Contact:Ravinia.org Oscars, which included Best Picture and Best Director for James Cameron. Homer also won Best Song for composing "My sinks. Couples are invited to get on and see Heart Will Go On," sungby Celine Dion, if they could have "saved Leo" or each other. t which became a hit on its own. The block- Homer's score incorporates the dis- buster film, which runs three hours and 20 tinctive sounds ofwhistles and uilleann minutes plus intermission, will be shown onpipes, a type oflrish bagpipes, and mines a large screen in the pavilion and on the Celtic strains to near-mystical effect The lawn. fun is centered around the fictional love The CSO will be conducted by Ludwig story between a poor young artist, (Di- Wicki. Clara Sanabras and the Chicago Caprio) who wins his ticket to New York Children's Choir will sing. Wícki, who lives aboard the massive luxury liner in a card in Switzerland, is a pioneer in live-to-pro- game, and an upper-class American girl jection. He conducted the first such concert (Winslet) being forced into a loveless mar- i in 2008 in Lucerne, with his 21s Century tiage to restore her family's fortunes. Orchestra playing Howard Shore's score for The score is enchantingly nautical. It RAVINIA FESTIVAL the world premiere of"The Lord of the portiays the swirlingmotion ofthe sea, but Rings: The Fellowship ofthe Ring." He is punctuated ominously with deep thun- class resident orchestra in live-to-projection Cameron's "Titanic" and the 1953 film of conducted the CSO in that same program at deringbooms, which evoke the sound of thenights. Last season there were four such the same name, starring Clifton Webb and Ravinia in the summer of 2011. liner's mighty engines, but also conveys a movie nights: Disney's "Fantasia" and "Fan- Barbara Stanwyck, featured it during the The festival is going full steam ahead to sense of doom. tasia 2000," "Star Trek' "Gladiator," and a sinking scene. What is known for certain is enhance their visitors experience. Ravinia A word here about composer James pastiche ofDaniel Elfman scores for Tim that the Titanic's musicians continued to restaurants will serve items from the menu Homer, who died while piloting his own Burton films. play even as the liner collapsed, literally ofthe ship's final meal, which included - airplane in June oflast year at the age of 6L Did the eight members ofthe Titanic going down with the ship. get this - iceberg lettuce! He composed sound tracks for "Brave- Orchestra, who were hired for the voyage to The Lincoln Tho, featuring violinist For the adventurous couple, which the heart," "Avatar," "Field ofDreams," "Glory" play after dinner, during teatime and for Desiree RuhStrat, cellist David Cunliffe, and characters played by Leonardo DiCaprio and many others. Sunday services, actually play "Nearer my pianist Marta Aznavoorian, will perform and Kate Wmslet certainly were, the festival In the spirit ofSymphony Center's popu- God to Thee" as the ship sank? Passengers music played by the ill-fated Titanic mu- has secured a full-size exact replica of the lar "Friday Night at the Movies," the Ravinia reported hearing the hymn and it is cer- sicians on both nights in front ofthe lawn door on which Kate floats after the boat Festival for several years has used its world- tainly cemented in the ship's history. Both screen. 24 o COlIN 'iru Y rulIMIJ4 u#I

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Mel's kitchen: Baked goat cheese and tomato sauce a taste of comfort Thursday, July 14,2016 Page 3 SUBURBAN COOKS

Farmer touts eating quality meat less often Family raises livestock in Pan-seared chicken antibiotic-free, humane thighs with tomato manner at Oswego farm chutney By Judy Buchenot The Beacon-News Makes six servings 2cups chopped yellow tomatoes Andrea Kastor thinks everyone should 2teaspoons ginger eat less meat, even though she sells beef, i teaspoon minced garlic pork, chicken, turkeys and ducks from 2tablespoons chopped fresh Three Maples Farm in Oswego. cilantro "People should try other things like 2teaspoons chili powder salads and vegetables' Kastor said. "You i tablespoon sugar don't need to have meat at every meal. If chicken thighs people would eat less meat, they could 6 afford to pay for meat raised in a humane salt and pepper to taste way. Farmers wouldn't have to produce so i Tomake chutney, combine the much meat at a fast pace - meat that has .L.chopped tomatoes, ginger, garlic, less flavor. We could all afford to enjoy cilantro, chili powder, sugar and salt in a quality meat ifwe ate a smaller amount." saucepan. Bring to a boil, reduce heat Kastor lives on an Oswefarm owned and simmer for about10minutes, until by her family since 1933. In the 1950s, the thickened. In a frying pan, heat2 firm had expanded to 120 acres and was tablespoons oil and brown chicken shared by several relatives for growing a THREE MAPLES FARM thighs about three to four minutes per variety ofcrops. Kastor was born and These kiwi marinated short ribs are made with beef raised at Three Maples Farm inOs- side until lightly browned. Pour tomato raised in Oswego and started raising live- wego by longtime resident Andrea Kastor. She raises a variety of livestock in a humane, chutney over thighs and simmer until stock about 13 years ago. Family members antibiotic-free manner that she says produces meat that is more tender and flavorful. cooked through. Season with salt and have sold offparts ofthe farm but Kastor's pepper to taste. mother, Dianne Peli, still owns some of the original farm where Kastor and her family Andrea's Culinary Cue raise antibiotic-free and hormone-free Try mixing meats in your recipes. Make sloppy Joes with half beef and half pork. Mix livestock in small batches. The birds are ground chicken and ground beef in your meatloaf. Try something new like bison or lamb by Kiwi-marinated free-range and ail the feed is non- GMO. mixing them with familiar beef or porkina recipe, Mixing a lean meat with a meat with Every morning, Kastor, 43, and her hus- higher fat content delivers a more tender dish. Mixing meat types also gives new life to old short ribs recipes. band, Brian, 45, spend about two hours cup brown sugar feeding and watering the animals which i pounds Korean style beef short include cows, pigs, goats, chickens, ducks 5 ribs and turkeys. They also have several pets, Maples Farm. ofthe best. He can cure our bacon without 1/4 including five horses, six dogs and Persian There are many challenges for Kastor. nitrates and it is so good," she said. "The CUrice wine cats, which they breed. The chores must "There is such a disconnection about hams are also amazing. This year we tri- 1/2 CUDwater again be repeated in the evening. where food comes from. Who can picture pled our brat output but we are almost sold i cup soy sauce Although some animals are raised with where bacon even comes from?Butif out already?' i kiwi, peeled and mashed the goal ofbemg used for food, Kastor says people saw what goes into raising animals, Kastor encourages everyone to try meat i small onion, peeled and finely they are ail treated with dignit3 "We name they would be willing to pay more. Like raised in small batches on small farms. She grated all ofthe animals. Our two kids help. Our turkeys! Ifeveryone knew how hard it is to sells meat at the Oswego and Aurora Farm- 1/4teaspoon pepper boar is Flint Lockwood. Mr. Incredible is a raise a turkey, they would pay $400 a ers Markets, participates in two communi- 2tablespoons dark sesame oil chicken. The cows are Moo-Moo, Auntie, pound for it Turkeys are the dumbest ty-supported agriculture programs and has 4tablespoons minced garlic Elaine and Geri Two ofthe turkeys are birds. They lay on each other and crush an e-commerce website, wwwthree Sprinkle brown sugar over short Bert and Ernie. The goats are Oreo, Mozart each other. Chickens carry a disease that inaplesfnn.com. 1Iribs and rub to evenly coat. Let sit and Nibbles. And the sows - well there is will kill turkeys so we have to keep them Three Maples Farm is part ofa team at room temperature for10minutes. Babs and Blondie' she said. separate. Hawks will carry them off. Tur- working on the Food to Market Challenge. Meanwhile, to make marinade, whisk Kastor said her children care for the keys are very difficult" This effort sponsored by the Kinship together wine. water. soy sauce. animals but understand that their purpose Kastor maintains that animals raised Foundation and The Chicago Community mashed kiwi, onion, pepper, dark isto provide food. "They understand the with dignity and care are far superior and itTrust, will award $500,000 to the group sesame oil and garlic. Place short ribs circle of life?' is worth the extra effort. "I had stopped that comes up with the most innovative into a resealable bag and pour marinade Kastor practices rotational grazing eatingpork because it had no flavor. But solution to improve supply chain practices over all. Seal the bag and turn several where animals are moved between differ- then I raised my own pigs, and the pork is for Chicago region's local and sustainable times to be sure short ribs are coated. ent fields. She also believes in having a so sweet and full offlavor and tender. You food markets. She is hopeful that there will Refrigerate four hours or overnight. diverse stock instead of focusing on a singledon't need marinade or sauces - just salt be more opportunity for everyone to eat animal. "I slowly added something new and pepper and it is so good," Kastor said. meat that is locally raised for flavor more When ready to cook, heat over time. I didn't start a new animal until I In order to be in compliance with state than profit. Here are two ofher favorite 2.charcoal or gas grill. Drain short had mastered everything I had' she says. rules, Kastor uses a USDA-licensed meat meat recipes for others to try ribs and grill about three to four minutes She raises all of her breeding stock so all of processor to cut her meats. "I used Eick- each side or longer for desired her animals were born and raised at Three man's in Seward (Illinois) because it is one Judy Buchenot is afreelance writer. doneness. OUTOF MEL'S KITCHEN

Baked Goat Cheese n Tomato Sauce with Paprika Toasts

FOR THE CHUNKY TOMATO SAUCE: 2 tablespoons olive oil i medium white onion, diced i large red pepper. diced i large green pepper, diced i teaspoon kosher salt, plus more to taste 1/2teaspoon black pepper, plus more to taste. 2-3 garlic cloves, minced 2teaspoons smoked paprika i teaspoon paprika 1/4teaspoon cayenne pepper 2tablespoons brown sugar i bay leaf i 28-ounce can diced tomatoes. undrained i tablespoon sherry vinegar Heat the olive oil over medium-high heat in a large sauce 1 pot. Add the onions and pepper and season with the salt and pepper. Saute the mixture. stirring frequently, until vegetables are softened (about lo minutes). Add the garlic to the pot and season with the smoked paprika, paprika and cayenne. Mix well before adding the brown sugar, bay leaf and tomatoes. Mix well and season with sprinkling of additional salt and pepper. Bring the mixture to a boil, reduce heat to low and allow MELISSA ELSMO/PIONEER PRESS 2 sauce to simmer gently for 45 minutes. Remove the Baked goat cheese with a rustic tomato sauce is served over paprika toasts and is easy to share among friends. sauce from the heat, mix in the sherry vinegar and allow the sauce to cool. Transfer to a container and refrigerate until ready to use. Sauce can be made one day ahead. Baked goat cheese and tomato FOR THE BAKED GOAT CHEESE: i 11-ounce log of goat cheese Chunky tomato sauce (recipe above) sauce offers taste of comfort 1/2 cup pitted mixed Greek olives, halved 2tablespoons capers When I moved from Wisconsin to we clinked our glasses to celebrate 1/4cup chopped flat leaf parsley Chicago nearly 25 years ago, I feared my newjob. We transitioned from this city would swallow me up tourists to residents over that silly Preheat the oven to 400 degrees. Flatten the goat whole. Sure I was attracted to the cheese spread. 1b cheese into a large dish and place in the center of a hustle and bustle of the Windy City, To this day I associate queso de casserole dish. Ladle the chunky tomato sauce around the but I was small town girl and knew cabra with both comfort and pos- goat cheese in the casserole, but leave the top of the goat very few people in the area save for sibility. cheese exposed. Place the dish in the oven and bake the my soon-to-be-husband, Leif. MELISSA ELSMO I recently whipped up a batch to casserole for 30-40 minutes until the sauce is bubbling. Figuring out where you belong in Out of Mel's Kitchen honor some friends who were head- Sprinkle with casserole with the chopped, olives, capers and a busy new city is a daunting task, ing offon travel adventures to Spain. parsley. To serve the dish, allow guests to spread a generous and I was overwhelmed by a million local tapas bar for some good food One bite ofthe savory casserole took amount of the warm cheese and tomato sauce mixture over little things. I needed to find a job, a and cozy conversation. We ordered a me right back to that restaurant paprika toasts (recipe below) and enjoy at once. place to live and learn how to navi- steaming earthenware casserole of table 25 years ago, and I realized gate atransitsystem forthe first queso de cabraintomato sauce. I everyone should know and enjoy FOR THE PAPRIKA TOASTS: time in my life. had never tried the warm concoc- this simple recipe. i baguette Every dayl worked to get my tion ofgoat cheese bakedintomato My version ofthe dish is more 1/4 cup olive oil footing in a my new city felt likean sauce before that moment, but the rustic than most as I prefer not to 2 garlic cloves, minced exhausting series of misadventures. dreamy little dish satisfied a couple puree the sauce surrounding the i teaspoon paprika I "lost" my car because I failed to ofdisplaced cheese heads with ease. cheese. The spread is spicy, briny, 2tablespoons chopped parsley read a parking sign. I found myself We lingered long at the table smoky and slightly sweet thanks to on the wrong bus on my way to ajob slatheringbread with wann cheese the addition ofcayenne, caper, pa- the broiler to high. Slice the baguette lengthwise interview and dropped two fall bags and chatting about the new life we prika and a touch ofbrown rogar. iPreheatIthrough the middle. Open the bread halves, cut-side up of groceries on the sidewalk waking were building together. We laughed Making use offresh goat cheese onto a sheet pan. Combine the olive oil, garlic, paprika and home from the grocery store be- about mistakes we had made, cele- ensures this easy-to-eat comfort parsley in a small bowl. Brush the oil evenly over the bread cause I overestimated how much I brated the fact I was finally grasping food comes together without the halves. Broil the bread a couple of inches from the heat until could carry on my own. the grid system and fantasied about need for specialty ingredients. bread turns golden brown; about 2 minutes. Slice crosswise At the end of my first week in the buying a dining room table we could So gather your friends and make into smaller pieces and serve with the baked goat cheese. For big city, I needed a bit of a respite, never afford. I expressed my disdain your own queso de cabra-inspired a large crowd you can double this recipe and serve It with the and Leif took me out for dinner at a for lower-lower Wacker Drive, and memories. You won't legi et it! same amount of baked goat cheese. PETS/ANIMALS

MY PET WORLD Do diet and ice cubes affect a dog's teeth? By Marc Morrone they are fertile? does not do it when we have Tribune Content Agency - Stephanie Williams, Chicago shoes on. Our vet told us that he needs to be neutered, but Q:I was very interested in A: Zebra finches and canaries that they do not do "exotic your recent comments on are both passerine birds, but they animals." We are worried that canned versus dry food. We are different species so it is very ifwe do neuter him then he will feed our 7-year-old King unlikely that those eggs are fertile.lose his unique personality, and Charles Cavalier Spaniel A cross between two different wanted to know what you canned food in the morning species ofanimal are called hy- thought. and dry food ¡n the evening. He brids and they do not occur very - Isabella Carbone, Las Vegas, also loves to chew on ice cubes. often and are usually sterile. NV He has had several teeth re- Crosses between canaries and A: Hormones, house pets and moved due to decay found other passerine birds usually humans are never a good mix as during his semi-annual dental happen only when the species areyour situation dernonstrates. checkups. Admittedly, we closely related - such as a canary Markingyour feet with his urine rarely brush his teeth and leave with a green singing finch or a is an instinct that is brought about itto his monthly groomer visits European goldfinch, as they are by the rising testosterone levels in and dental checkups. Could his taxonomically very close. his body. diet or the ice cubes be contrib- In addition, zebra finches are It has nothing to do with his uting to his dental issues or are native to Australia and have been opinion ofyou; it is just an in- we responsibly for his dental separated from other passerine stinct. Ifyou do neuter him, the problems? birds for many generations that testosterone goes away and so Stan Trepner,Las Vegas their genes are totally different. will some ofhis behaviors. What So it is highly unlikely that those will not change is his opinion of A: Dental problems in both eggs could be fertile. you because it is based on his dogs and humans can be attribut- However, you never know experience, not his hormones. ed to environment, diet, generics what is going to happen in the Neutering willonlymake him a and all sorts ofthings, which CHICAGO TRIBUNE natural world, so instead of dis- better pet. There are lots of vets means I cannot say what caused Much the same as with humans, one way to avoid tooth decay ¡n dogs carding the eggs after a few days, around these days that will hap- the problems with your dog's ¡s by regularly brushing their teeth. this time leave thern with the pily treat bunnies, as well as spay teeth. canary for three weeks and see and neuter them and you can However, the only statement with no ill effects. Some dogkeep- park a couple ofweeks ago,! what happens. locate them by taking a look at the that I can make that is loo per- ers have told me that their dogs saw a little brown-and-white It usually takes two weeks for website ofthe House Rabbit cent true and correct is there is no did crack a tooth 1mm chewing bird with a red beak huddled such eggs to hatch. After this Society at wwwrabbit.org. way that chewing on a piece of on an ice cube, so I would say next to the path. I took it home amount oftime ifnone do then kibble is going to clean a dog's proceed with caution and corn- and learned it was not a wild they are obviously sterile. Marc Morrone has kept almost teeth that are already dirty, nor mon sense. bird, but a male zebra finch evei' kind ofanimal as apet for will it keep teeth that are clean that must have gotten out of Q: We have a male lop-eared the last half-century and he is from becoming dirty Q: I have a 3-year-old female somebody's house. I put him in bunny that is now 5 months happy to share his knowledge with The question of the ice cubes is yellow canar Every spring shethe cage with my canary He old. He was 8 weeks when we others. Although he cannot answer up for debate. For the last half- lays three infertile eggs in her has started to court the canary got him. He is very nice pet and eve?)' question, he will publish century every dog I have ever had food dish. I let her sit on them However, shejust now laid her uses a litter box. However, just many ofthose that have a general - from great big Irish Wolf- for a few days and then disposeeggs for this spring and she is in the last few weeks he started interest. You can contact him at hounds to little Chihuahuas - ofthem when she is not sitting on them this time.My to run circles around our feet petxperts2@aoLcom;please in- has loved crunching up ice cubes looking. While walldng in the question is ifthere is a chance and sprays urine on them. He dude your name, city and state.

PET OF THE WEEK chicagotrîbune.com/pets Meet Sophie, a 7-year old active Boxer. Sorne Visit us daily for the latest pet and animal news dogs like other dogs, and sorne prefer to be the only one. She falls in the last category, but it has a from the suburbs, city and beyond, plus: lot ofgreat benefits. She has plenty ofenergy so . Our adoptable animals blog she can easily keep up with a large active family. featuring photos and She also has loads of loving so even as an only descriptions of Chicagoland dog, she will make sure everyone gets plenty of pets in need of homes. kisses and tail wags - or should we say nubby wags. She is already trained, has the cutest smile u Our suburban and city and ofcourse, your perfect Boxer face. She is a pet events calendar learner and a lover, just waiting for a fim-loving u Photo galleries, videos, more family. For additional information, please visit Sophie www.saveapetil.org. HELP SQUAD After bonescandone early, hospitalsays pay up Dear Help Squad, would not have signed the last page ofthis notice." mistake. He did not say what the mistake I have been a patient of Advocate Dreyer Dreyer paper. With this information in was. [He gave me a number to call] if I Medical Clinic since 1968. They have al- I feel the mistake was hand, I called 1-800-MEDI- receive another bill, or even a phone call, ways treated me fairly - until I made an Dreyer's scheduler's. I CARE and spoke with a from Dreyer. No harassment will be al- appointment far a DEXA (bone density) explained this to the busi- customer service repre- lowed. He said they will deal with Dreyer. scan in 2015. ness office. Then I was told sentative. Upon introducing "Then today another Medicare repre- My oncologist from Advocate Lutheran they would credit my myself, I was told all media sentative called, and she was wonderful. I General Hospital ordered the scan as he account $100 but not the cAThY CUNNINGHAM inquiries must be directed asked what mistake the doctor made and has every year. rest because I signed their He/p Squad to the Advanced Resolution she said Dreyer should have known I was a In the past, when any date was close, I paper. Center and someone from high-risk patient and that the test should was always informed when I would be Please help me. that department would call me back within have been coded as such. She said the same eligible for the test according to Medicare - Barbara, Aurora the next seven business days. Seven days thing, they will deal with Dreyer. I'm to call laws. When I made the appointment for for a return phone call? That wouldn't do. her if I get another bill, phone call or any July 13,2015,! was not informed the test After reviewing the account past-due So I tracked down Centers for Medicare & other harassment. I thank you from the would be done seven days befare I was and appeal denial letters sent to Barbara by Medicaid Services Chicago Regional Ex- bottom ofmy heart for your help." eligible for Medicare coverage. Dreyer, along with an explanation of ben- tema! Affairs representative Gregg McA1- I asked McAllister ifthere were ways to At the appointment, I was asked to sign a efits from Medicare Part B, I noticed some- lister to explain Barbara's situation and ask avoid a situation like Barbara's. His advice paper saying I would pay if Medicare thing. Though Dreyer was unwavering in him about the note on her EOB. McAllister was to "[Wiork with a trusted provider to would not. Medicare has never refused to its assertion that Barbara was responsible began looking into her situation immedi- ensure all coverage requirements are met" pay for any test I have needed, so I natu- for payment ofthe bone density scan, her ately, and two days later sent this email: "A He added Medicare beneficiaries can ac- rally signed the paper and had the test Medicare EOB contained the following caseworker is looking into the issue and cess its website to check the status of their performed note: "You didn't know this service isn't will update [Barbaraj when we have a eligibility and access claims information. Now Dreyer is charging me $253 (the covered so you don't have to pay. If you resolution." Need help? fiji! amount of the scan) because the test paid and do not receive a refund from your Two days later, Barbara reported: "I Sendyour complaints and column ideas to was performed a week too early. I never provider, you have 6 months to send a copy received a call from Medicare. The repre- [email protected]. would have had the test done early if I'd ofthis notice, your provider's bill, and sentative said I was not to pay the bill to been told it wouldn't be covered, and! proof that you paid to the address on the Dreyer Clinic because the doctor made a Cathy Cunningham is afreelance columnist.

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What he wants, what she's thinking about sex et stories A man sees a beautiflul feels otherwise. This needs by the week woman walking down the to be talked about openly," street, and his mind auto- she said. matically thinks about Also, getting in the what it would be like to mood takes a lot longer for and hour sleep with her. On the women. Olds said a worn- contrary, a woman sees an needs time to shut that same beautiful worn- JACKIE PILOSSOPH down all the multiple tasks an, and she wonders what Love Essentially going through her mind, Visit us online for more community color her lipstick is and and that men sometimes where she got her cute "Sometimes don't understand that news to help you make informed handbag. because they can shift to While not the case with talking about sex having sexual thoughts so decisions around the clock. all men and women, this much more rapidly. example illustrates the is more intimate Olds suests that if a male gender's spontaneous than the sex man wants to have sex, he desire for sex, and the should take on some of frequency ofhis sexual itself." the tasks involving kids thoughts, according to and tell his spouse to go Suzy Olds. Olds is the -Suzy Olds unwind, take a bath and founder of relationshil) maybe have aglass of (Chicago ìribuuc weilness company After Nine Tonight, wine so her mind is more at ease and open which offers tasteful, implied sexual to the idea of sex. chicagotribune.com/suburbs content videos to help monogamous When readers email me asking advice couples reignite the spark in their re- for lack ofsex, here is what I tell each lationships. gender: I sat down with Olds to talk about the Men: No woman wants to have sex fundamental differences men and women with a man who is mean to her, who dis- have when it comes to the need and desire respects her, who treats her badly, or who for physical intimacy and what couples ignores her needs. On the flip side, a can do to get on the same page in the woman wants to have sex with a spouse bedroom. who makes her feel appreciated and "Testosterone drives the physical need loved, who respects her, who is kind, who for sex for men. They don't need to plan is attentive to her needs and who is help- ahead," said Olds, a wife and mom of two, fai with chores and with the kids. who spent several years researching the Women: Ifyou have no interest in sex subject before launching the company with your spouse, your issues run much with her husband, Doug. "Women on the deeper than "I'm tired" or "I'm not at- other hand have more of a responsive tracted to him anymore." Explore why sexual desire, which means she's not you feel this way. Feelinggood about thinking about it, but once there is a trig- yourselfis key to feeling desire for phys- ger - once a man starts touching or kis- ical intimacy, so take steps to get there if sing her, she becomes aroused." you are lacking self-confidence and self- Olds said when a man wants sex and love. Additionally, ifyou love your spouse, his spouse declines, it is usually because you owe it to him to give him what he the emotional connection is missing needs. That said, sex should not be a something a woman needs to spark her chore. It should be somethingyou do to desire. Also, lack of sex in a marriage can make your spouse happy, and also to lead to a disconnect, two partners fùnc- sustain a strong connection in your rela- tioning like independent entities rather tionship. than a team, a breakdown of the marriage Here is the good news. Oxytocin is a due to resentment, and the potential for bonding hormone that gets released dur- cheating. So, how does a couple achieve a ing physical touch, causing couples to feel healthy, loving emotional connection? connected. In other words, once you have "Have a conversation about intimacy," good sex, your body wants more of that Olds said. "This is often difficult for cou- feeling. This is especially true for women, ples because sometimes talking about sex andwillkeep them thinking about sex. So is more intimate than the sex itself." next time you see a beautiful woman Olds said it's not easy to be vulnerable walking down the street, men, take steps and that you might hear things you don't to put your wife in the mood. And ladies, want to hear. believe that you are that woman! "For example, one of you might think you are having great sex, but the partner Jackie Pilossoph is a freelance columnist. 12 HEALTH

PEOPLE'S PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS AND HOME REMEDIES I. Advice for those Will fish oil to protect the L affected by allergiesheart cause prostate cancer? By Joe Graedon and Teresa Graedon King Features Syndicate Q:Ihavereailyhigh triglyceride levels (over DR. ANThONY 600). My cardiologist KOMAROFF wants me to take fish oil i Ask Doctor K supplements to get the triglycerides down. Dear Doctor K: The I'm worried, though, weather's warming up. because I have read that For me, that means one fish oil could increase the thing allergies. Can you risk ofprostate cancer, give me some specific which runs in my family. advice to help keep my I'd like to know more KIRK MCKOY/TRIBUNE NEWSPAPERS allergies under control? about this problem be- There's been conflicting research regarding a potential fore I start taldng sup- link between fish oil and prostate cancer. Dear Reader: Inhaled GLORIA CASAS/mE COURIER-NEWS plements. What can you pollen, from trees, grass Taking steps to reduce pollen exposure from flowers such tell me? (Levothroid, Levoxyl, lam to help me sleep. and weeds, is responsible as these can help prevent allergic reactions. A: Fish oil and a low- Synthroid) is better ab- Last night, ! took both for hay fever. These al- carb diet can help bring sorbed when you have not to try to get a solid lergens get into the air - and ends later. In Northern Ifyou do take allergy down triglycerides, so your eaten (Journal of Clinical night's sleep, but I woke and into our noses, eyes climates, trees kick off the medicines (antihistamines, cardiologist is justified in Endocrinology and Metab- with a horrible head- and lungs - causing the season, followed by grasses nasal steroids and so this recommendation olism, October 2009). ache. 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Symptoms of pollen counts on weather Don't cut your own ation" pills are more likely Cancer Institute online, this condition include apps or websites so they grass; have someone else to cause side effects than July 10, 2013). Q: I have been on tra- agitation, tremor, confu- know what to expect on a do it. the newer pills. Some A review of36 studies madol (50 mg three sion, uncontrollable mus- given day. These can be of Don't hang clothing and antihistamines come as over the past 20 years con- times a day) for a couple de contractions and ele- some help. But pollen bedding out to dry nasal sprays and are also cluded that there is no con-ofyears due to back pain.vated blood pressure. counts can fluctuate de- Wash your hair before effective. Finally, a nasal sistent evidence ofa link I had surgery on my back Do not stop any of your pending on things like the bedtime, after a day spent spray of a medicine called between fish oil and pros- last November and sul'- medications suddenly, weather or time of day. For outdoors. cromolyn also is effective. tate cancer (Journal of the fered complications. especially tramadol. Please example, they're usually Except for very minor Summer should be American College of Nutri- For a while,Iwas tak- consult your doctor and lower on cooler, rainy days. allergies, it's a good idea to about beauty and warmth tion online, Nov. 23, 2015). ing a double dose offra- pharmacist and ask them And they're usually higher treat your allergies and not - not nasal allergies. Some madol, and now my to check for drug inter- in the morning, particu- just suffer through them. combination of these ap- Q: I'vebeen told to tremors are so bad that! actions. They may be able larly on warm days. 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What ifit was your For answers, we recently the line from 'spirited' to downright obnoxious son's best friend who was giving turned to Elaine Rose Glickman, a his mom the silent treatment? parenting coluninist at Sarasota, What would you think then? Most Fla.'s Mommy Magazine and likely that he was being really author ofthe new book "Your disrespectful, not to mention Kid's a Brat and It's All Your Fault unappreciative, and it was time to Nip the Attitude in the Bud - step in and demand some basic from Toddler to 1\veen," human courtesy Glickman, the mother of three, ages 16, 14 and 12, says certain How does your kid respond behaviors are giveaways: When when you correct her behavior? your preschooler whacks you on a Glickman tells a disturbing regular basis, you have a brat story ofeating dinner with a problem. Ditto ifyour little darling friend and her preschool child. is in the habit of ordering you The child, who was sitting on his around or telling you to shut up. mother's lap, wanted another But even the best-behaved kids dinner roll. The mother said no whine, disobey and act up from "Sweetie, you've had enough rolls. time to time, so, Glickman says, it's The chicken's coming soon. We'll important to look at the big pic- wait for that?' ture. The child didn't cry or fuss. He "When I think of what makes a just turned around and casually brat, it's a child who really thinks socked his mother in the mouth. first and foremost of themselves, "You could tell he'd done it a and either has ceased or is ceasing million times," Glickman says. to look to parents as a source of Most kids aren't hitting their guidance and authority," she says. parents on a regular basis, but it's That's not necessarily the important to look at how they tween who lies on the couch as respond to correction, Glickman you unload the groceries, but it says. could be the tween who doesn't "When you work to get your respond when you ask for help. child to stop whining, do they Similarly, the kid who asks for a indeed stop whining?" she asks. treat at the groceiy store checkout "When you tell your tween, line is, well, being a kid. But the Please hop up and give me a hand kid who regularly demands and bringing in the groceries,' do they receives a treat without any show How do you feel in your ofinteractions withyour children, no, and not just for your sake, say, 'Oh, sure or do they ignore of gratitude has entered the dan- interactions with your child? I think you have to listen to those Glickman says. It's very scary for a you? Do they engage in some ger zone. There's such pressure in mod- feelings7 Glickman says. "That's a young child to feel like she is in bratty behavior but still respect "When the attitude is that em parenting to always be cheer- sign that something's gone charge; she needs to feel that your authority as a parent?" they're this monarch accepting ful and positive, that we can forget wrong" you're strong and powerful In her book, Glickman offers a (checkout line) tribute, that's no to listen to our inner warning Consider the whining pre- enough to keep her safe. There's range ofstrategies for taking back good," Glickman says. signals, Glickman says. schoolen She says she wants a nothingwrong with offering a your authority, including not "And also from your point of "If you're feeling that there's cookie. You politely tell her no. detailed explanation the first time giving in at the checkout line. It's view, it's bad enough that you had something that's gone wrong with She whines for the cookie. You tell you say no to the pre-dinner cook- not fun scooping up your grocer- to go through the shopping, then your relationship with your child, her no. She whines for the cookie ie, but after that, Glickman sug- ies as your kid howls for Mentos, at the very end to be embarrassed if you're watching the way they're again. You tell her to stop whining. gests, stick with something more but it does send the message that and miserable and beaten down? behaving with you, with others, She whines for the cookie again. streamlined, such as "No cookie there's a new sheriffin town, and What about you?" and you sometimes have a bad You give in and regret it immedi- before dinner; that's the rule?' she's not an automatic candy Glickman susts asking your- feeling in your stomach or a sink- ately. "It's important to bring your dispenser. self three questions when making ingfeelingin our chest, orifyou It's important to teach your kid child on board and engage them - your overall brattiness assessmentfind that you dread certain types that when you say no, you mean to a point," she says. "But engaging nschoenbertribpub.com .

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Dried Mango Slices Lampanellicomes to town Milk or Dark BY MYRrA PETLICKI Chocolate Malt Balls $3.49 lb. Pioneer Press 3.99 lb. The Queen ofMean is actuallykind and Blanched Peanuts sensitive. (Salted or Unsalted) There, I've said it. I'll tell you howl know later. First, I want to assure Lisa Lampanelli's legion offans that the cele- brated stand-up comedian will be tossing insults in her usual witty way on July 22 at Spice Drop or the North Shore Center for the Performing Frei/Ig Ciround P&inut (ìu#t Arts in Skokie. Rest assured her targets will Spearmint Leaves Over 300 Items to Choose From include people ofevery age, race, color and Gift Packs Available sexual orientation. Lampanelli explained how that mean scene began. "About nine months into Procetoras and (iiosrrí6utors of/Yutes Chocolatees doing standup, I really g1t into doing crowd work," she said. "T loved messing with the ¿peda1ittj MóesesCandy bríed Fruir(eesdes Yogurt crowd. Nobody was getting offended; everybody was having a good time, so I 6620 W. Irving Park Rd. Í sf;o(JY((/ went with it" North She was also inspired by having watched DAN DION (773) 282-3930 (1(.(yf(J 1)1 I.ocation the Dean Martin roasts when she was a Stand-up comedian Lisa Lampanelli per- Mon-Sat. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 1eCginJj & child. "I thought that was what stand-up forms at the North Shore Center for the was' she said. "I thought you were with a Performing Arts July 22. group offriends, hanging out, having a good time and making fun of each other." . Lisa Lampanelli ...... That training has come into play during . Lampaneili's frequent appearances on When: 8 p.m., July22 CHICAGOLAND Comedy Central and Friars Club roasts. Her targets have included Jeff Foxworthy, Where: North Shore Center for the Per- . .TI1ATRE 1ÇTO; Pamela Anderson, David Hasselhoff Betty forming Arts 9501 Skokie Blvd.. Skokie . White, Flavor Fla Donald Trump and Tickets: $48-$68 others...... I.. I.. a.. Shy audience members need not fear Information: 847-673-6300; northshore- being singled out Lampaneffi has a way of center.org q.»,,,iWritersheat,, olitipre ce nfl knowing who will make a willing target 'I "They have to show an openness to it," she noted. "It's body language. It's their my first indication ofLampaneffi's tender, ¿JF laughing along. Ifthey're really present loving heart (Other indications include You sense that they can take a joke; that learning that she took a friend's 10-year-old they're not really inhibited. You put a little daughter out to lunch because the friend Tlc. oi sole now unuso mes 773.936.687$ July 1-31 something out there. Ifthey laugh along, had a biking accident and discovering that The Athenaeum Thea,,wwwsth,narjn,theatr, er you keep going." she hosts a weekly gume night at her home tk TheatreToniqkl IfLampanelli picks someone who looks so her mother can get out ofher own a U. a.. _ I . embarrassed, she will move on to someone house.) else. "We don't get paid to make people Initially, Lampanelli planned to focus on miserable, we get paid to make them her own experiences in " Stuffed." At that To advertise in the laugh," she said. Dramatists Guild Conference, though, Chicaqoland Theatre Directory, pkase call In addition to touring across the country, composer and lyricist Stephen Schwartz Lampanelli has had two acclaimed one- encouraged her to use three other actresses hour HBO comedy specials, "Long Live the and herse1f because he felt that would 312-222-2487 Queen" and "Dirty GirL" She is also the make the piece "more universal," she said. author ofan autobiography, "Chocolate, "II interviewed abunch ofwomen and I.. a.. Please: My Adventures in Food, Fat and wrote three other characters' Lampanelli Freaks." said I I Lampanelli's latest project is her play, Finding subjects was no problem. 'Tm in I I "Stuffed," in which she discusses weigl* my house now. I could throw a rock and I CIIICAGOLAND I body image and food issues from the per- find 15 people with eating disorders," she I I spective of four different women. said. "I also met with a bunch ofwomen I I I I heard a portion ofthe piece when Lam- know who are comics and actors and talked I E JRECTOY I panelli presented it at the Dramatists Guild about it. Now it's a full-blown play that's s.. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I II I I I I I I Conference in California last yeat That was going to open in NewYork in the fall." O) '-'' ---: e., GO 27

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Jenny Farney is inviting everyone to join her on a sentimental journey. A The Northfield native will share some ofher fa- vorite film songs when she presents, "Let's Go to the Movies' July 22 at the Skokie Theatre. 'TU have three major medleys," Farney reported. "I'll do three popular songs from James Bond movies. I'll have a Barbara Streisand medley highlighting the songs from the movies that she's been in. And I'll have a Disney medley." She will also sing a vari- JENNY FARNEY ety of hit songs from other Jenny Farney presents her program of movie music at the films, including, "I Will Skokie TheatreJuly 22. Always Love You:' "Some- where Over the Rainbow' 'Let's Go to the performers. 'Vnchained Melody" and The singer returned to Movies' the Chicago area ayear ago. "I'm trying to do a mix of "It's my home base and I older movies with newer When: 8 p.m., July 22 always longed to plant mots movies," Farney said. "Basi- Where:Skokie Theatre, somewhere again because cally, anything that is famil- 7924Lincoln Ave., Skokie I've been traveling so much iar and grandiose." over the last 10 years," she She will be backed by a Tickets: $25 explained. ":1 always knew five-piece band led by mu- Information: 847-677-7761; that when I wanted to plant sic director David Bugher. skokietheatre.com roots, it would be back In addition to singing here." songs from films, Farney Since January, Farney will talk about the movies in has been singing every which they were sung and doing on-and-offfor nine Saturday night in the front show some clips. years. "In-between some of room at Davenport's Piano She has been putting this the contracts on cruise Bar & Cabaret with her show together for a year. All ships, I did a show in Vegas music director Bugher. She j of the songs were arranged and then took that show to also sings for Evanston- by Las Vegas-based Robby Reno, Nevada," Farney said. based Arlen Music Produc- ì*Í, M 1k . Wmgfield. Farney revealed that she rions, an entertainment "' Farney, who has been created, "Let's Go to the company that provides live Play July 1-27 with your Club card. Drawings are Wednesday nights ¡n singing since she was 8 Movies:' "with the hope music for events. July. Make this season unforgettable with dream prizes, award-winning r years old, joined all three that it will get picked up as Farney is excited to be dining, thrilling gaming and luxury accommodations just steps from premiering "Let's Go to the choirs at New Trier High a headlining act on a cruise the action! School during her junior ship." The singer knows Movies" at the Skokie The- and senior years. She also what cruise ship audiences atre. "This show is going to Your Summer Story begins with a win at Potawatomi. Learn how at took an advanced acting like, she said. "They really be so great for the regulars paysblg.com/SummerStory. Book your summer stay today! course and dance classes at love anything that is nostal- who are used to going to the the school. gic. They like familiar mu- Skokie Theatre," she de- Her next stop was the sic:' Farney said. "And clared. "It's going to be University of Michigan, nothing is more nostalgic music that they love. It's POTAWATOMI where Farney earned a and memorable than what really a show for everybody. HOTEL CASINO bachelor's degree in vocal we've seen in the movies." It spans singers throughout performance. She plans to record the the generations," some of After graduation, Farney show at the Skokie Theatre whom, Farney said, "have began performing on cruise so she can send it to agen- affected my career and my MILWAUKEE flVQ ships, which she continued cies that book cruise ship development." 4 28 - GO

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Take your family on a tropical staycation during Luau Night at the Proesel i Park Family Aquatic Cen- ter, 7055 N. Kostner Ave., Lincoinwood, 7-8 p.m. July 15. The event is free with daily admission or a pool pass. The highlight will be a performance by the Bare- foot Hawaiian dancers, a professional touring corn- pany that performs more than 600 shows each year. 1840 Skokie Boulevard, Northbrook, IL 60062 Wearing colorful, authentic phone: 847.835.2400 www.lewisfloorandhome.com traditional costumes, they O O O will perform Polynesian, LEWIS CARPET AREA RUGS TILE COUNTERTOPS 1H R & IR\lI - Hawaiian and Tahitian HARDWOOD . VINYL FLOORING CABINETRY dances as well as dances WINDOW TREATMENTS GREEN PRODUCTS from other neighboring islands. There will also be games and food. The Aquatic Center was designed to be enjoyed by all ages. There's a fenced SUNDAY RUNI1WN children's area for ages seven and younger, that has LINCOINW000 PAPK DISTPICT Summer Concerts I 7pm ai Devonshire Park interactive water toys and a The Barefoot Hawalians bring bulas and other island miniature water slide. A dances to Lincolnwood on July 15. zero-depth poll also has interactive water toys, as Rattle & Squirm." Tickets Splash with the Book- well as water sprayers and are $10. mobile, 4:30-5:30 p.m. July two Ñll-size water slides. For details, go to 21 at Lawler Park, 10040 The Chicago Tribute Anthology There's also a 50 meter by www.wiptheater.con/ Lavergne Ave., Skokie. 25 meter main pool with kids or www.jiggiejani There will also be water Performing music of the band Chicago. two one-meter diving productions.com. games and treats at this boards and one three- drop-in family event, meter diving board. Sing alongto weather permitting. For details, call 847-673- For details, call 847-673- 6870 or go to www lincoln every song 7774 or go to www.skokie woodiLorg. Miss Lori will lead a libraryinfo. sing-along 6-7 p.m. July20 at Fleetwood-Jourdain Chairman of the Jam with Jodi Playground, 1655 Foster St., Kids will get a workout Evanston. The concert is bored during Jodi Koplin's Jiggle- the final event in the city's That's how parents jam, 11a.m. July16 at WIP Starlight Junior Concert sometimes feel during long Theater, 6670 N. North- Series. car trips. Kids will hear a west Highway, Edison For details, call 847-448- story about that problem at Park. Koplin will be joined 4311 or go to www.cityof an, "Are We There Yet?" by the Jigglejam Band and evanston.org/starlight. Storytime, 11 a.m. July16 at the JiggleKids Chorus. The Barnes and Noble, 55 old interactive show will fea- Roaming reading Orchard Center, Skokie. ture tunes from Koplin's Dan Santat's bookwillbe first two CDs, "Kangaroos- resource featured. ter" and "Jumpin' Bean," as Stock up on vacation For details, call 847-676- well as from her soon-to- reading materials for your 2230 or go to www.barnes (847)674-1500. www3kôkiearks.org PARK DISTRICT be-released album, "Shake, kids during Summer andnoble.com. FACES & PLACES

TASTE OF PARK NORRIDGE VOLUNTEER RIDGE RUNS HONORED FOR SERVICE JULY 14-16 Doris Glanottl of Norrldge was among 48 volunteers from Ribs grilled by JD Kapps, throughout the Chicago area hon- like these seen among ored for their service at the 41st last year's treats, will Annual AgeOptions Luncheon and also be available, along Volunteer Recognition on June16. with an array of foods The award was presented by Jona- from many local eater- than Lavin, president and CEO of ies, at the 2016 Taste of AgeOptions. the Area Agency on Park Ridge, which takes Aging of suburban Cook County. place July 14-16 at Pros- The event was held at William Tell pect and Summit av- Holiday Inn In Countryside. Gianot- enues. The Taste in- ti was nominated by Seniors As- cludes children's activ- sistance Center where she has ities, film screenings in volunteered for six years. Known the Pickwick Theatre, a as the "Friendly Visitor volunteer:' sidewalk sale and music she Is compassionate, listens to that includes perform- older adults and is kind, reliable ances by 7th Heaven at and flexible with her time. Her 9 p.m. Friday and Libido sense of fun and enthusiasm make Funk Circus at 9 p.m. her a favorite with all the clients Saturday. Taste hours she visits. More at www.ageop- are 11 a.m.-10:30 p.m. tlons.org. Thursday, 11 am-li p.m. AGEOPTIONS Friday and Saturday. Complete information at www.tasteof park- rldge.com. KEVIN TANAKA/PIONEER PRESS 'CHEFS AND THE CITY' RAISES $50,000

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1670 Mill St. 8 202, Des Plaines 902 W Alieghany Dr, # 2A, Bharti Patei Richard Z Kwasniak 06-08-16 $112,500 Roberto Gonzalez & Lorena lisa A Minale 06-02-16 $217,000 Arlington Heights Giseil Valenti 365 Graceland Ave, # 405A, Des 1030 S Fernandez Ave, #31. Klaudiusz Lech Paul araskevopoulos 060116 $115,000 Kenneth Yoshida & Linda Judy A Curry 05-19-16 $249,000 Arlington Heights Plaines Yoshida 2700 E Bel Aire Dr, # 101, Arling- Angela T Huettinger & Kathleen lllinger Trust 05-23-16 $150,000 60 E Fremont Ave, Des Plaines Srinivas Jayanthi & Rita Dungra Labhu O Dungrani Estate 05-31-16 $250,000 ton Heights Cassata ni 1511 W Partridge Ln.#4, Andrew Skwiercz NeilTews 05-25-16 $151,000 1718 E Algonquin Rd. Des Plaines Katie M Helsel & Jenny Cox Mark B Johnston Jr 06-02-16 $250,000 Atlington Heights 1451 Danbury In, Des Plaines Thankachan Muttemthottii Vasyl l4ryhorysyn 06-01-16 $276,000 1511 W Pheasant 11-1 In, #1. ShIrley Ann Nieman / Diana Terletska 05-25-16 $175,000 Antony & Mary J Thirunellip- Arlington Heights arambil 1541 Webster Ln, Des Plaines 3964 Newport Way, Arlington Vitally Onypko Brandan G Broderick 05-23-16 $180,000 Ismet Sharich & Almira Saric Carlton l-1 Hibbert 06-08-16 $280,000 Heights 135 Ambleside Rd. Des Plaines Cesar Sanchez & Anna Grzywa Peter Revel 80-25-16 $306.000 906 N Mitchell Ave. Arlington John Paul Marcus & Vera R Philip D Williams 05-23-16 $220,000 1210 Harding Ave, Des Plaines Alexander Coolgeorgen & Ryan R Suhr 06-08-16 $310.000 Heights Bouiros Anastasia Maravelias 827 W Happfield Dr, Arlington Jane Brennan Dariusz Abramowicz 05-25-16 $232,000 2001 Eastview Dr, Des Plaines Fadle A Awawdah Nationstar Mortgage LIc 05-20-16 $314,500 Heights 4-46 Cordial Dr, Des Plaines Thomas J Kim & Unsook Sin Antoni Gorski 06-01-16 $315,000 707 E Euclid Ave, Artington Mary lou Basren RonaldMalik 06-08-16 $232,500 Heights 1467 Oakwood Ave, Des Plaines Mathias G Gartner & Laura M Michael H Didier 05-24-16 $315,000 Gartner 906 N Douglas Ave, Arlington Martin Napoleon & Eva Napo- Greene Trust 0602-16 $235,000 Heights leon 1407 S 4th Ave, Des Plaines Michael Hefferan & Kristen Daniel A Pepsnik 05-19-16 $380,000 Heff eran 3961W Nichols Rd. Arlington Mark Ziellnski AndrewEBimer 05-25-16 $239,000 Heights 710 Castlerea In, Des Plaines Ui-anela Kovacevic & Abdulah Paul D Nelson 05-31-16 $500,000 Kovacevic 10 S Dunton Ave, # 605, ArlingtonMatthew Lee Kogan Downtown Ah LIc 05-19-16 $250,000 Heights 5801 Madison St, Morton Grove Armaghan Rana & Aaliya Rana William Hendrick 05-23-16 $222.500 1932 N Silver Lake Rd. Arlington Wojciech Wasitewski Timothy M Murray 05-2016 $255,000 8538 Mango Ave, Morton Grove Sabe Khan Eliot Yamashiroya 06-02-16 $260,000 Heights 9019 Austin Ave, Morton Grove Kathleen Jara Alliance For Revitalized Commu 06-08-16 $260,000 423 S Donald Ave, Arlington Thomas P May & Julia A May Mary Ellen Armstrong Estate 05-31-16 $260.000 7634 Suffield St. Morton Grove Regel P Guleng & May P Guleng Bank Of America Heights 05-24-16 $270,000 8820 Osceola Ave, Morton Grove Jennifer N Lundang Manan F Brezinski Estate 05-24-16 $272,000 1919 W Spring Ridge Dr, Arling- Kimberly Sheets Jenny Hemmer 05-19-16 $270,000 ton Heights 91 15 Mango Ave, Morton Grove Brian P Mchale & Carolina Frank D Kruk 05-24-16 $300,000 Mchale 1181 S Chestnut Ave, Arlington Justin Junk & Megan Hoffman Nicholas D Ricciardi 06-01-16 $270,000 Heights Junk 6811 Prairie St, Morton Grove Shiyuan Huang Aleksandar Pipovic 0520-16 $320.000 1556 N Courtland Dr, Arlington Christopher Kim & Aejin Kim Lawrence Fuld 06-01-16 $273,500 7618 Beckwith Rd. Morton Grove Mohammed Amin B Baqui Lina YOunan 06-08-16 $365.000... Heights 5844 Emerson St. Morton Grove Kenechukwu Mmeje & Natasha Mubbasher Khan 05-25-16 $493,000 44 N Vail Ave, # 505, Arlington Melvin Thoede Keith Merkel 05-19-16 $276,000 Mineje Heights 9128 W Terrace Dr, # 1F, Nues Eric Han Maylin Quinones 05-20-16 $70.000 3141 N Daniels Ct, Arlington Ruslan I Shiain & Anna Lomeyko Garry Airapetov 06-08-16 $285.000 Heights 9701 N Dee Rd. # 41, Nues Jan A Bigoraj Fannie Mae 05-20-16 $76,500 9074 W Terrace Dr, # 5H, Nues Simon Liang Halina Liska 31 N Prindle Ave, Arlington Robert E Obodzinski A Charlotte Anne Stack 06-01-16 $285.000 05-25-16 $89,000 Heights C Obodzinski 8801 W Golf Rd. # 9A, Nues Amgaian Jargal Baldandorj Kathleen J Pappas 05-20-16 $150,000 721 Elmhurst Rd. # G, Des Gloria Hernandez Federal Home Loan Mtg Corp 05-24-16 $63,000 I 7920 W Oakton St. Nues Patryk Goncerzewicz & Magda- Resi Reo Sub LIC 06-02-16 $179.000 Plaines Iena Goncerzewicz

1348 Brown St. # B, Des Plaines Gina TUnar Andrzej Kwiecien 06-01-16 $65,000 9251 N Courtland Dr, Wies Alan Poles Remon Basso 06-08-16 $232.000 659 5 River Rd. # lB, Des Piaines Dhavai Shah & Nipa Shah BankOfNew York Mellon Ttee 05-19-16 $72,000 8910 N Merrill St, Niles Zdravko Vasilic & Srdjan Vasilic Hsbc Bank Usa Trustee 05-31-16 $254.500 640 Murray In, # I 15, Des llmyeoung Kim & Hangmi Cho Us Bank Na 06-08-16 $81,500 8450 N Oleander Ave, Niles Monica A Williams Dariusz Roman OS-19-16 $344.500 Plaines 1301 W Touhy Ave, 8 108, Park Michael Surmin & Lana F Surmin Lee lii Trust 06-01-16 $85.000 1633 River St. # 3A. Des Plaines Matthew T Darmofal Adam Haydock 06-02-16 $82,000 Ridge

825 Pearson St. # 2H, Des PlainesJusien Yong & Elga Kulasic Hristo Evtimov 06-02-16 $93,000 1210 Potter Rd. Park Ridge Ewa lwanski Wells Fargo Bank 05-25-16 $266,000 9250 Noel Ave, # 1D, Des Plaines Niel De Guzman & Louiemar De Stefania Kosla 06-01-16 $98,500 2001 Habberton Ave, Park Ridge Daniel A Krawitz & Catherine M Carolyn E Mccormick 05-20-16 $270,000 Guzman Krawitz

9382 Landings In, # 403, Des Patricia Gancarczyk Dobryanka Parvanov 06-02-16 $100.500 505 N Rose Ave, Park Ridge Krzysztof Firs Romy P Ishu 05-20-16 $300,000 Plaines 460 5 Northwest Hwy. 8 307A, Patrick M Heneghan & Nancy L Judicial Sales Corp 05-23-16 $320,500 9364 Golf Rd. # lB, Des Plaines Manish T Shah & Nancy M Shah Bolos LIc 05-23-16 $102,000 Park Ridge Heneghan

9419 Bay Colony Dr, # 3. Des Malgorzata Waszak Karluk Maureen Joyce 05-20-16 $105.000 2162 N Western Ave, Park Ridge Muhammad lqbal & Zeenat lqbalAlan Czarnik 00-20-16 $350,000 Plaines 725 Florence Dr, Park Ridge Austin Gilkeson & Ayako Gilke- Richard Mcparland 05-23-16 $370,000 9265 Noel Ave, # B 6, Des Plaines Vousif Wardah RomeoGozo 05-23-16 $120,000 son

9395 Landings In, # 202, Des Maria Cano Roas Ritayounan 05-19-16 $121,000 25ParkLn,ParkRidge Leo Piazza & Charisse PIazza Rynes Trust 06-08-16 $375,000 Plaines 1426 Cherry St, Park Ridge Brandon Paul Eells & Rachel J John Laffey 05-25'16 $393,000 1302 E Washington St. # B3, Des Manjula S Panchal Boris Girshovich 06-02-16 $133,000 Eells Plaines 1730 Walnut St, Park Ridge Thomas J Cepa & Elana Hakin Michael G Lisula 06-08-16 $430.000 659 S River Pd, # 2A, Des Plaines Priya A Patel Gary T Sorensen 06-0816 $145,000 Cepa 508 Crestwood Dr, Des Plaines Philip J Jenzake TcfNational Bank 05-23-16 $149,000 2114 Parkside Dr, Park Ridge Travis Scott Hilligoss A Josefina JHpa Borrower 2016 1 LIc 05-25-16 $442,000 Sopcie 9357 Landings In, # 107, Des Joseph M Homik& Klsudia ValeriyYavor 05-20-16 $150.500 Plaines Homik 1820 Elm St, Park Ridge Kent Wehman & Therese Vito Barbanente 05-24-16 $465.000 Wehman 647 Metropolitan Way, # 3031, Delante T Greer Kenneth Kramer 06-08-16 $161,000 Des Plaines 1312 S Knight Ave, Park Ridge Robert Kociubinski & Halina M Deutsche Bank Nati Trt Co Ttee 06-02-16 $475,000 Kociubinski 1491 Ashland Ave, # 4SW, Des Obie L Arrington & Maria lsmet Sharich 06-08-16 $165,000 Plaines Dionisio Buniao 617 S Vine Ave, Park Ridge Michael B Cluck & Erin C Cluck Reid D Tokar-z 05-2416 $525,000 1233 Earl Ave, Des Plaines Rosalina Lopez HugoValencia 06-01-16 $180,000 2029 Manor In, Park Ridge Kenneth Sieregey & Andrea Mitai Trust OS-25-16 $536,000 Sieregey 9550 Potter Rd. Des Plaines Moflir Toma & Martina Mikhaail Chandrakant C Soni 06-08-16 $183.500 43 Morris St, Park Ridge hang hang & Tiantian Qiu 8815 Robin Dr, # A, Des Plaines Guillame L Bien Aime Gojko Radanovic 05-25-16 $192,000 Hinkley Park Development lic 05-24-16 $629,000 704 Parkwood Ave, Park Ridge Owen A Slater Wieslawa Mikolajczyk 476 Ailes St, # 507, Des Plaines Marta Szklanko PinoJ Muffoletto 05-20-16 $198,000 06-01-16 $655.000 47 Morris St, Park Ridge Marko T Pilecky & Lydia A 319 S Wolf Rd. Des Plaines Ignacio Mejia K&a Realty Lic 06-08-16 Hinkley Park Development Lic 06-02-16 $697.500 $200.000 Pilecky 9410 Meadow In, Des Plaines Khaled Toma & Yvonne Patio Bank Of New York Mellon Ttee 05-23-16 $201,000 404 Grand Blvd. Park Ridge Marissa Watt & William Watt Dada E Hurter 05-20-16 5700,000 656 Pearson St, # 703 C, Des Sung Ah Park A Von Kim Sung Jin Choi 05-20-16 $205,000 Plaines 217 Murphy Lake In, Park Ridge Damon Sather & Stacey R SatherJoseph J Perillo 05-24-16 $850.000 906 W Crescent Ave, Park Ridge Marc Sala & Joanne Claveria Timothy M Metropuios 1129 S 6th Ave, Des Plaines Dejan Todosijevic & Dusica A Preferred Property Buyers Inc 05-31-16 $208,500 06-08-16 5895,000 Jovanovic 9209 Brockton In. # 8E, DeS Jakub Aniol & Diana Dobosz Igor Sitkovsky 05-19-16 $214,000 Plaines ' i i Thls list it)Ø tended to be acomplete record of ail real estate transactions. zn'dcdu4Jh8n5f,e6a l6-tTh-16 $2t5,00Ò Data complledby Record Information Services 630-557-1000 public-record.corn Our focus is expert cancer care Every stage. Every day.

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The tours are free and Iraqi extremists have employed, but the Come learn about Chicagn's extraordi- Evanston, free, 773-816-4716 include demonstrations plus fun activ- single constant in that litany is "Islam- nary bridges that made the Windy City ities for kids. 11 am. July 14, July 16 and ic." Jim Kenney explores the difference what it is today the drawbridge capital Summer Circus intensive:During July17. The Grove, 1421 Milwaukee between Islam and ISIL. 10 am. North of the world. Discover the architectural the six weeks, you condition your body Ave., Glenview, free, 847-299-6096 Shore Senior Center, 161 Northileld and engineering significance of the to its highest physical levels while Road, Northfield, $20 NSSC member, bridges, past and present mixed with working with a cross section of Chi- Adult Literacy Classes: Summer $26 nonmember, 847-784-6030 the human dramas of bridge jumps, cago's leading circus, dance and phys- Session:A unique opportunity for political battles, and destruction of ical theatre instructors to develop new native and non-native English speakers Jimmy Stewart: An American Origi- bridges by flood, fire and cattle. 1:30 p.m. skills. You begin the creative process of to improve their reading and writing nal:Like his friend and contemporary Des Plaines History Center, 781 Pearson choreographing a circus movement skills. A small, friendly group led by a Henry Fonda, Jimmy Stewart was an St., Des Plaines, $3 donation, 847-391- piece to call your own. 4:15 p.m. and 6:15 teacher and volunteer tutors meets American icon on-screen and on stage 5399 p.m. July14 and July 18-July20. Actors twice weekly. 9:15 am. Glenview Public who nobly served during the second Gymnasium, 927 Noyes St, Evanston, Library 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, world war. An actor ofamazing range Society Artwork in Residence Pro- $880,847-328-2795 free, 847-729-7500 and repertoire, and a man ofgreat corn- gram:The Evanston Art Center passion and wit, Jimmy Stewart's story launches an inaugural "artwork-in- Hidden Art of Trees:The Hidden Art "Roller Giri" Book Discussion and will delight and inspire you. 1 p.m. residence" program, inviting six artists of Trees showcases some of the Mid- Driiis for grades 3-6:Read Victoria North Shore Senior Center, 161 North- to "move in" to the second floor of the west's most talented wood artisans and Jamieson'sgraphic novel about growing field Road, Northfield, $10 (NSSC mem- center's project space for 4-week resi- the materials that inspire them. The up while growing strong. Experience ber); $13 (non-member), 847-784-6030 dencies. From June 2016 to March 2017, grain, the color and even random de- empowerment in our version of roller the Art Center proudly hosts artists: fects in the wood motivate these artists derby camp, led by staiffrom Game On! Uncorked at Westfield Old Orchard: Adriana Kuri Alamillo, Judith Brotman, to create some of the most stunning and Sports. Copies are available for ex- Take a trip around the world without Joseph Cruz, David Giordano, Kirsten unique furniture and bowls. 8 am. All tended check-out at the Youth Services leaving the North Shore at Uncorked, a Leenaars and Pedro Valez. Each of the week Chicago Botanic Garden, 1000 Desk. Please register at glenviewpl.orgj Moroccan-inspired Midsummer's soi- artists chosen by curator Jessica Coch- Lake Cook Road, Glencoe, free, 847-835- register or call. 4 p.m. Glenview Public ree, hosted at The Cube and Cube Park ran address the residency theme Society 5440 Library, 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, and will benefit the Niles Township during their stay. 9 am. All weelç, Evans- free, 847-729-7500 Food Pantry. This colorful evening in- ton Art Center, 1717 Central St., Evans- Company:7:30 p.m. July14 and July15, dudes choice wine samples from the ton, free, 847-475-5300 3 p.m. July16, Writers Theatre, 325 Little Bearfoot in The Park Con- Chloe Wme Collection, light bites, Tudor Court, Glencoe, $35-$80, 847- certe:Join us Thursday mornings in whimsical entertainment, shopping and Centrai Street Evanston Annuai 242-6000 July for the Glenview Park District's more. 5 p.m. Westfield Old Orchard, Sidewalk Sai. Juiy 14-17:Central summer entertainment series for kids. 4999 Old Orchard Center, Skokie, $25, Street goes outside to offer huge sales Death of a Streetcar Named Virgin- Our whimsical, interactive and de- 847-673-6800 on fabulous things. Service businesses la Wooif: A Parody:Writers Theatre lightful entertainers provide a fun filled join them to give out information and and the Second City mash up some of outing for your whole family. 10:30 am. Fundraieer for Nues North Vocal deals. 10 am. July 14-17. Central Street the most popular characters from Glenview Park Center, Gallery Park Jazz Alumni Foundation:On this day, shopping district, 1800-2700 Central St, American plays of the 20th century. 7:30 Amphitheater, 2500 Chesthut Ave., 20 percent ofall sales are donated to the Evanston, free, 847-864-5565 p.m. July14 and July15, 3p.m. and 7:30 Glenview, free, 847-724-5670 Niles North Vocal Jazz Alumni Founda- p.m. July 16,2 p.m. and 6p.m. July17, tion. This is valid for dine-in or carry- Pop-Up indoor Art Fair at Steila: Writers Theatre, 325 Tudor Court, Chicago VIVO - Yiddish and Laugh- out orders (not online orders). Go to Stella, a women's boutique, hosts its Glencoe, $75-$80, 847-242-6000 ter:Chicago YWO presents Yiddish uww.nnvocaljaz2.o1/events- fifth Annual Pop Up Shop! Indoor Art and Laughter at the library with humor- date&html to download the flyer and Fair for the month of May. Stella be- Barefoot L Unplugged: Live Music ist and raconteur Rabbi Barry Schech- present it when placing your order. 5 lieves in shopping local, so come find with Scott Gardner:Join Reach Yoga ter. 7 p.m. Northbrook Public Library p.m. Blaze Pizza, 4999 Old Orchard some treasures. 10 am. Stella Boutique, members, friends and staffto enjoy live 1201 Cedar Lane, Northbrook, free, Shopping Center, Skokie, free, 847-568- 2116 Central St, Evanston, free, 847-864- music with friend-of-Reach Scott Gard- 847-272-6224 1649 5565 ner. Scott will sing and play your favor- ite familiar tunes, covering folk and Physicians' Lecture Series The Beat My Son the Waiter: A Jewish Trage- Cont.mporary Native Women classic artists including James Taylor, Goes On:Dr. Jason Robin presents a dy:2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. July 14, 8 p.m. Opening Doors to Change:Join the Crosby Stills Nash & Young, and Simon lecture on cardiac health, focusing on July 15, 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. July 16, 2 p.m Mitchell Museum for the opening of its & GarfunkeL No yoga, just music and the common problem ofatrial fibrilla- July 17, North Shore Center for the latest exhibit, Contemporary Native friends in our beautiful studio. 7:30 p.m. lion. followed by a question and answer Performing Arts, 9501 Skokie Blvd., Women Opening Doors to Change. Reach Yoga, 688 Vernon Ave., Glencoe, period. i p.m. Northbrook Public Li- Skokie, $40, 847-673-6300. Welcoming reception at 1p.m., curator free brary 1201 Cedar Lane, Northbrook led tour at 2 p.m. and a panel discussion free, 847-272-6224 Special Exhibition Three Years, from 3-4:30 p.m. Mitchell Museum of Meditation Healing CIrcle:The Well- Eight Months, and Twenty Days: the American Indian, 3001 Central St., ness Source hosts a Guided Meditation New Thchnoiogy Launch Event: The Cambodian Atrocities and the Evanston, $3 kids, $5 adults and Tribal Healing Circle with Katherine Trinity, a Rosin Eyecare invites you to learn more Search for Justice:Learn about the members free, 847-475-1030 life-long student of mystical arts and about AdlensFocuss eyeglasses. They Cambodian genocide and the current sciences. Call for reservations. 7:30 p.m. are a particularly good option for those trials to bring the perpetrators to justice, Evanston Legend: The Art of Peggy The Wellness Source, 1245 Milwaukee struggling to adjust to progressive 40 years later. 10 am. 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Calendar, from Previous Page Friday, July 15 Park Golf Club, 800 Shermer Road, Workshops give kids 8 to 13 the chance Glenview, free, 847-724-0250 to sing, dance and act in a non-threat- Center, 9603 Woods Drive, Skokie, free, ening, nurturing atmosphere. 9 am. 847-967-4835 Das Plaines Farmers' Market:City of Gentle Yoga:Due to high demand, two July 15-July 20, Light Opera Works Des Plaines Farmers' Market is every yoga sessions are now offered. Space in Rehearsal Center, 516 4th St, Wilmette, Wilmette Public Library Fiber Friday, open until 7p.m. on Ellinwood each session is limited to the first 50 $370, 847-920-5360 Group:Join us as we knit, crochet, Street starting at Lee Street Parking is people. Yoga instructor Olga Rudiak needlepoint or any type of fiber art. We available in the Library parking garage leads a series ofyoga sessions for im- Winnetka-Northfleld Sidewalk share ideas, have knit-alongs, group off Prairie Street or on Ellinwood be- proved physical strength, relaxation and Sale:Plan to shop in both Winnetka projects and occasional lessons. New tween Pearson and River Road. Avail- mental clarity. Exercises are done in a and Northfield on this weekend. Visi- members are always welcome. 10 am. able are fresh produce, olive oil, bird chair or standing not on the floor. 9:30 tors browse the unique wares the shops, t Wilmette Public Library, 1242 Wílmette houses and birdseed, food storage con- am. and 11 am. Northbrook Public boutiques, salons and vendors have to Ave., Wilmette, free, 847-859-6356 tainers, green products and more. 3 p.m. Library, 1201 Cedar Lane, Northbrook, offer at incredible prices. 9 am. July Des Plaines Public Lihrary 1501 Ellin- free, 847-272-6224 14-July 16, Wmnetka-Northfield Cham- Plaza Del Lago Free Concert: Come wood St., Des Plaines, free, 847-827-5551 ber ofCommerce, 841 Spruce St, Wm- hear Ginger Road, who are country with Jazz Blues Salon Concert:Chicago- netka, free, 847-446-4451 a kick. They blend the latest country Over the Rhine wIth Heather Ma- based jazz guitarist Andy Brown is hits with old school artists like Garth loney:8p.m. July15 and July16, known for playing the area's finest Brooks and Johnny Cash, along with SPACE, 1245 Chicago Ave., Evanston, venues. Come see him at the library for Saturday, July16 southern rockers like Lynyrd Skynyrd $25-$46,847-492-8860 free. 7:30 p.m. Northbrook Public Li- and The Allman Brothers. 6p.m. Plaza brary, 1201 Cedar Lane Northbrook, Poiyglots Toastmasters meeting: dei Lage, 1515 Sheridan Road, Wilmette, The Ben Hecht Showl8p.m. July 15,5 free, 847-272-6224 free, 224-612-0893 Polyglots is the only Toastmasters Inter- p.m. and 8p.m. July16, 3 p.m. July17. national Club in the United States that Piven Theatre Workshop, 927 Noyes St., Seeing Psalms in a New Light: Join conducts its meetings in German. This LIGHT OPERA WORKS Musical The- Evanston, $30-$35, 800-838-3006 Hyma Levin as she unpacks well- ater Summer Workshop:The Light is not a language school, but a place known psalms and some that may be where you can speak and listen to Ger- Opera Works Musical Theater Summer Summer Figure Skating Exhibition: new to you. Watch videos and listen to Workshops give kids 8 to 13 the chance man and, above all, have a good time Enjoy this free exhibition by figure music to which psalms have been set with those at all levels and ages. Go to to sing, dance and act in a non-threat- skaters from the Ice Center's skate and learn about modern day psalmists. ening, nurturing atmosphere. 9 am. their website at www.polyglotstoast- school and the Blades Synchronized 10 am. North Shore Senior Center, 161 master&org/and their meetup at Light Opera Works Rehearsal Center, Skating Team. 6p.m. Glenview Ice Northfield Road, Northfield, $19 NSSC 516 4th St., Wilmette, $370, 847-920- www.meetup.com/Polyglots-lbast- Center, 1851 Landwehr Road, Glenview, member $25 non-member, 847-784- masters-German-speaking.J. Please 5360 free, 847-724-2800 6030 email andrew.weiler.uiucgmail.com for the current location, as sometimes Where Is Archange Scavenger Hunt: Design Your Own Board Game for Share The Warmth:Join a group of Learn a hit of local history as you and they meet at places other than the Des grades 3-6:This is a drawing work- warm, friendly, supportive women (men Plaines Library. 9:30 am. Des Plaines your family join in this village-wide shop with Professional Illustrator Dan welcome) to prepare one-of-a-kind scavenger hunt to find her. All kids aged Public Library 1501 Ellinwood St, Des Laib. Please register at glenviewpl.orgj fleece blankets for chemo patients. Add Plaines, free, 847-827-5551 13 and younger are eligible to partici- register or call. 3:30 p.m. Glenview a crocheted edge to fleece and send free pate. Details about the scavenger hunt Public Library 1930 Glenview Road, blankets to new adult chemotherapy and winner prizes can be found at Evanston Farmers Market:Shop for Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 patients. Donations are welcome to this fresh produce, meat, cheese, baked www.wilmettehistory.orgJevents or call 5O1(c)3 non-profit organization. 9 am. the museum. 1 p.m. Ml week, Wilmette goods, flowers and more from 51 ven- "Race" :"Race' is the story of Jesse North Shore Senior Center, 161 North- dors. Please note: Dogs are not allowed Historical Museum, 609 Ridge Road, Owens' quest to become the greatest field Road, Northfield, free, 847-293- Wilmette, free, 847-853-7666 at the market (service animals ex- track and field athlete in history. Owen 6755 cepted). LINK cards are accepted. 7:30 is thrust onto the world stage of the am. Oak Avenue and University Place, Free Walking Clinic:Learn to get the 1936 Olympics, where he faces off Duplicate Bridge:The senior center most benefit out of walking as exercise 1090 University Place, Evanston, free, against Adolf Hitler's vision of Aryan offers a friendly bridge game every 847-448-8045 in Gillson Park. A certified, personal supremacy. A casual audience-led dis- Friday morning. 9 aim Park Ridge Sen- trainer teaches the class, which includes cussion follows matinee screenings, so ior Center, 100 S. Western Ave., Park a warm-up, stretching, inclines, steps, Signature Entertainment Presents: just drop in. 2 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. Glen- Ridge, free, 847-692-5127 LOL Saturday:Adult Comedy every balance and coordination. 5:30 p.m. July view Public Library, 1930 Glenview 14 and July18, Gillson Park, Lake Ave & Saturday night hosted by Comedy leg- Road, Glenview, free, 847-729-7500. "What Is Done is Done":An English ends Tony Sculfield and Mark Sim- Michigan Ave, Wilmette, free, 847-251- Play starring Kalki Koechiin, Vinay 6834 mons. National Headliners with movie Parkinson Weilness Recovery Brain- Pathak and Ranvir Shorey. The play is and television credits on stage. 9 p.m. Body Training:Brain-Body Training,' based on William Shakespeare's Mac- H1T18O:A low-impact, high-intensity Chicago's Home ofChicken & Waffles, PWR! is Parkinson-specific exercise, beth directed by Rajat Kapoor. The 2424 W. Dempster St., Evanston, $15 cardio and strength fitness class. Go to scientifically designed to target symp- tickets available are: $100 VIP; $75 Stage www.hit180flt.com for more informa- adult advance; $20 at the door, 847-521- toms of PD. It includes boxing training Level 3; $55 Stage Level 2; and $35 6434 tion and to register. The first class is for endurance, agility, and stability The Balcony. 8 p.m. North Shore Center for free, but please register three hours instructor is Drew Surinsky, an exercise the Performing Arts, 9501 Skokie Blvd., before the class. 5 am. All week, Hit 180 "Animai Arts and Seasonal Sto- physiologist. lOam. Mondays, Wednes- Skokie, $35-$100.630-886-4700 ries":"Animal Arts & Seasonal Stories" Fitness, 193 Northfield Road, Wínnetka, days and Fridays, Glenview Park Center, First class free, 224-216-2086 are recommended for children ages 5 2400 Chestnut Ave., Glenview, $10-$15, MahJongg Lessons at MaiiInckrodt and up, but there is no minimum age 847-502-0630 Center of Wilmette:Four-week group requirement. Activities are offered at Winnetka Native Liz Pryor Dis- classes begins Friday, July 8. 10 am. cusses Her New Memoir:Wínnetka varyinglevels ofdifficulty and interest Friday Night Live:Meet your friends Malllinckrodt Community Center, to engage the entire family. An adult native Liz Pryor discusses and signs and bring your family to the Glenview 1041A Ridge Road, Wilmette, $40 mem- copies of her new book, "Look at You must accompany participants. 10:30 Park Golf Club for burgers and brats hot ber, $50 nonmember, 847-256-9623 am. Mitcheil Museum ofthe American Now: My Journey from Shame to off the grill, cold drinks and free live Strength." 6:30 p.m. The Book Stall at Indian, 3001 Central St, Evanston, $3 music. For a list of performers, call or LIGHT OPERA WORKS Musical The- kids, $5 adults, 847-475-1030 Chestnut Court, 811 Elm St, Wmnetka, visit golfglenview.com. 7p.m. Glenview ater Summer Workshop :The Light free, 847-446-8880 Opera Works Musical Theater Summer Turn to Calendar, Next Page 36 Get stories by the vseek and hour Visitusonline formore community news tohelpyoumake informed decisions around the clock.

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Calendar, from Previous Page casual morning shopping for vegetables Meet the Author Kathleen Anne ing, singing, reading. and fun!. 10:30 am. and fruits, plants, flowers, cheeses, FlemlngLocal area author Kathleen GienvIw Farmsrs Mark.t: Northbrook Public Library, 1201 Cedar This is pastries, coffee and gourmet items. Anne Fleming reads from her newest Lane, Northbrook, free, 847-272-6224 the meet-up place for farmers from Cooking demonstrations are given by book, "Canary in the Coal Chute," fol- Illinois, Michigan and Wisconsin. They local chefs. Corn Fest is Aug.20 and lowed by a book signing. Join her for an "Green Scene The Future of Food": bring fresh fruit, vegetables, eggs and Harvest Fest, Sept. 24. 7:30 am. North- optional workshop on getting started Watch and discuss a documentary flowers, beef bison, pork and poultry field Farmers' Market, 6Happ Road, with the writing process. 2 p.m. North- about the dangers ofgenetically modi- Several vendors offer made-to-order Winnetka, free, 847-446-4461 brook Public Library, 1201 Cedar Lane, fled food and corporate fanning. and crepes, wraps, egg sandwiches, smooth- Northbrook, free, 847-272-6224 learn how consumers can support sus- ies, and coffee. 8 a.m. Glenview Farmers Let Loose on Lincoin: A Biock Party: minable agriculture. Cosponsored by Market, 1510 Wagner Road, Glenview, Enjoy music throughout the day, food Jewish Genealogical Society of the Northbrook Library Green Team free, 847-657-1506 trucks and a beer and wine tent. There Illinois workshop:Judith R. Frazin, an and Go Green Northbrook. 7 p.m. will be continual music through out the expert genealogist from the Jewish Northbrook Public Library, 1201 Cedar Genealogy R.s.arch Day: Join in this day. The Chicago Catz headlines. 3p.m. Genealogical Society oflllinois presents Lane, Northbrook, free, 847-272-6224 Technology Lab where the genealogy Elm Street and Lincoln Avenue, 750 this program on "Getting Started in experts can help attendees with their Elm St., Wmnetka, $5.00 suggested Genealogy" Frazin explains how to get The Most Want.d In Chicago: Author research, or visit the Genealogy and donation started, how to interview relatives, how Laura Enright, presents amazing facts Local History Room to use their print to use the public library as a valuable from her book "Chicago's Most Wanted: collections. A Glenview Library card is resource, and much more. 1 p.m. Temple The Top 10 Book ofMurderous Mob- not required, so just drop in. 1p.m. Glen- Sunday, July17 Beth Israel, 3601 W. Dempster SL, 5ko- sters, Midway Monsters, and Wmdy view Public Library, 1930 Glenview kie, free, 312-666-0100 City Oddities." She shares how re- Road, Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 Jim Pterik:7:30 p.m. SPACE, 1245 searching and writing the book helped Chicago Ave., Evanston, $18-$32, 847- Skokl. Farmirs Market:Farmers and change her perspective on a lot of what Chicago North Suburban Myasth.- vendors from Illinois, Indiana, Michi- nia Gravis Br.akfast Chat: 492-8860 she thought she already knew about Share the gan and Wisconsin sell fresh-picked Chicago. 10 am. North Shore Senior ups and downs of the rare auto-immune vegetables, fruits and flowers along with Center, 161 Northfield Road, Northfield, disease myasthenia gravis with other Evanston Art Cntr at the Ethnic cheese, baked goods, coffee, sauces and $10 NSSC member, $13 nonmember, "MGers" in Glenbrook Hospital's casual Arts Fast:The Evanston Art Center will provide a variety of arts and crafts spices. 7:30 am. Skokie Village Hall, 847-784-6030 Atrium Cafe, Use the West (Green) 5127 Oakton St., Skokie, free, 847-673- parking lot and Ambulatory Care Cen- activities to celebrate the 31st annual 0500 Advance Health Cars Dir.ctiv.s:Dr. ter entrance. 9:30 a.m. Glenbrook Hos- Ethnic Arts Festival at Dawes Park. Noon, Dawes Park, 1700 Sheridan Road, Margaret Schmid and Dr. Joan Sophie pital, 2100 Pfingsten Road, Glenview, A Tour of AIt.rnative Yards: You'll free, 800-888-6208 Evanston, free, 847-475-5300 discuss what you need to know. Learn find plenty ofinspiration for your own how to designate a health care agent, yard at the 4th annual Alternative Yard Art in the Park A Northbrook Fine "A Midsummr Night's Dream": the current Illinois health care directive Tour. Visit yards independently or join form, and review benefits and potential Art Featival: Allmedia are represented This July, Muse of Fire Theatre Com- pany presents a wild not of whimsy guided bike tours. 9 am. Wilmette Pub- drawbacks oftreatments commonly from artists across the U.S.: oil, ceram- lic Librar 1242 Wilmette Ave., Wil- ics, jewelry sculpture, acrylic and more. with "A Midsummer Night's Dream" recommended at the end oflife. 1 p.m. mette, free, 847-256-5025 North Shore Senior Center, 161 North- This juried fine art festival, held in under the summer sun. Bring a blanket, beautiful downtown Northbrook, in- stretch out in the shade, and join the field Road, Northfield, $9 NSSC mem- ber, $12 nonmember, 847-784-6030 cludes live music, food, a hands-on art ensemble in a twisted tale of lamenting Monday, July18 activity for kids and free parking. 10 a.m. lovers, furious fairies, asinine actors and Exploring Grlef7 p.m. Kenilworth July16 and July17, Village Green Park, a genuine jackass. 3p.m. Ingraham Park, Union Church, 211 Kenilworth Ave., 1320 Shermer Road, Northbrook, free, 2100 Ridge Ave., Evanston, free Uve Bluegrass, Roots and Folk: Wilmette, free, 847-251-4272 847-726-8669 Every Monday in the pub, The Mud- Mitchili Museum Nativi Garden flapps perform. 8 p.m. The Celtic Knot Punt Pass and Kick Youth Footbaii Thur:Eli S. Suzukovich III (Little Shell Public House, 626 Church St., Evanston, Tuesday, July19 Clinic:The North Suburban YMCA Chippewa/Cree) introduces visitors to free, 847-864-1679 hosts a new football clinic in partner- the various trees and plants. The tour ship with the North Shore Griffins covers northern yucca, yarrow and Drop In Movie Night "The Mighty Sawyer Fredericks:With Mia Z. 7:30 Football Club. Children ages six to 14 milkweed with a special focus on the Ducks":Enjoy this rated PG movie p.m. SPACE, 1245 Chicago Ave., Evans- are invited to participate in a 90-minute juniper and downy hawthorn trees. with the story ofGordon Bombay's ton, $20-$35, 847-492-8860 instructional clinic run by Griffins These common garden and trees are transformation from self-absorbed coaches, followed by a Punt, Pass and used as food, medicines, lumber and for lawyer to role model, thanks to his Find Your Female Ancestors: Tracing Kick Challenge with the chance to spiritual significance for many tribes coaching the worst hockey team in the female ancestors can be challenging. advance to the league's semi-final com- throughout North America. 1 p.m. league. This is recommended for ages 8 Learn about which records can help you petition. Register by visiting the website. Mitchell Museum of the American and up, and attendees should bring their find those elusive maiden names. A 9 am. North Suburban YMCA, 2705 Indian, 3001 Central SL, Evanston, $3 own covered drinks, and a beach towel Glenview Library card is required and Techny Road, Northbrook, Advance: kids; $5 adults; Tribal Members free, or blanket 6:45 p.m. Glenview Public also registration to glenviewpl.org/ $20 NSYMCA members; $25 non- 847-475-1030 Library 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, register or by calling. 10 am. Glenview members; Day of Event: $29, 847-272- free, 847-729-7500 Public Library 1930 Glenview Road, 7250 John Williams' Sunday music ses- Glenview free, 847-729-7500 sIon:3p.m. The Celtic Knot Public Learn To Bi A Shark:Vcapital speak- Pr.s.rving Survivor Stories:Ask House, 626 Church St., Evanston, free, ers Ryan Kole and Jim Vaughan explain America Coast to Coast:Put on your Holocaust Survivor Pinchas Gutter any 847-864-1679 how to invest in early and mid stage virtual walking shoes to take a 4,000- question you would like, and "natural companies, joining investor networks mile hiking, biking, and canoeing ad- language" technology software will Civilian Women ofthe 1860g: Luetta and be a part ofventure funds. 6:30 p.m. venture across fifteen states. World respond as if Pinchas were in the room. Coonrod speaks about the lives of wom- Callan Building, 1939 Waukegan Road, traveler John Lynn takes attendees to 10:30 a.m. Illinois Holocaust Museum en in the 1860s. Afterward attendees are Glenview, free, 847-414-7342 some ofAmerica's most scenic and and Education Center, 9603 Woods invited to tour our Farmhouse Museum. historic trails, roads, and rivers. 7 p.m. Drive, Skokie, free, 847-967-4800 2 p.m. Glenview History Center, 1121 Monday Movers:This is for toddlers Glenview Public Library, 1930 Glenview Waukegan Road, Glenview, $5 sug- with a caregiver (walkers up to 24 Road, Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 Northfield Farmers Market:Enjoy a gested donation, 847-724-2235 months) tojoin for a halfhour of mov- Turn to Calendar, Next Page 38- CALENDAR

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MOVIES 39 Kow p1a "Finding Dory" *** g PG, 1:43, animated This satisfying follow-up to the 2003 smash "Finding Nemo" We remember when you amplifies the defining characteristic - short-term memory loss - of Dory, the blue tang fish voiced with subtle warmth and partied like it was 1999 unerring comic timing by Ellen DeGeneres. Dory fin-twists, gently, Marlin (Albert Brooks) and Nemo (Hayden Rolence) into aiding her in her search for the parents she only periodically recalls. The quest takes the trio to the coast of California and the Marine Life Institute. The open ocean is the reward for Dory, along with reuniting with her parents, and I felt slightly jerked around in getting to the reward part. The visual person- ality of the movie is fantastically vivid and bright; the story itself, less so. - Michael Phillips

"The Purge: Election Night" *** R, 1:45, action The third "Purge" movie may be the harshest political com- mentary this year. The America we see in writer-director James DeMonaco's sequel might've been dreamed up over a confer- ence call among Donald Trump (a clear model for the movie's prime minister), the National Rifle Association and the most reactionary Fox News pundits. "Purge 3" also works well as a simple, scuzzy survival narrative. The ruling political party has cut the nation's crime rate by devoting one night a year, Purge Night, to rampant murder, unpunishable bylaw. lt's ridiculously easy to predict who lives and dies in "Purge 3' yet the predictability doesn't kill your interest in the outcome. - M.P

"The BFG" *** PG, 1:57, fantasy There's a lot not quite right with "The BFG' There's also a lot that's very, very right, starting with Mark Rylance's astonishing performance-capture portrayal of the Big Friendly Giant cre- ated by author Roald DahI. Ruby Barnhill plays the insomniac Sophie, who spies the BFG one night skulking around her village. The giant whisks her off to Giant Country. The action sequences favor elaborate Rube Goldberg physical comedy. They're fun for a while, and then they go on, and then on some more. You keep waiting for the character stuff to take center stage again, because it actually matters, and works. - M.P

"independence Day: Resurgence" * PG-13, 2:09, sci-fi From the metallic shell of 1996's "Independence Day:' Roland Emmerich has pulled a seriously lousy sequel, dripping with alien goo and incoherence. There's a new, bigger UFO, 3,000 miles in diameter, which is just dumb. When your UFO is 3.000 miles wide, your movie threatens to lose ali sense of dramatic scale. You can up the ante all you like and wipe out world land- marks, but if your witty asides aren't witty, and your editing juggles plotlines so ineptly, then you have a movie like this. Characters keep talking about comas and boredom and how tedious reunions are, and you know what they mean. - M.P Reintroducing Chicago's original entertainment guide

"Centrai intelligence" ** Experience the new Metromix.coni. now on all of your PG-13, 1:54, comedy devices. With entertainment listings that cover the city "Central Intelligence" is the kind of movie that sends you from and the suburbs, were your goto source so you can spend the theater smiling because you're glad it's over. Dwayne John- less time planning, and more time doing. son and Kevin Hart play high school acquaintances rejoining 20 years after graduation to cavort through a thicket of spy non- sense. National security agents appear, shots are fired, and the unmatched duo Is on the run. Johnson and Hart are performers of trustworthy charisma, but their personal appeal hits its limits met romix.com in this film. 'Central Intelligence" is a chase movie that goes nowhere, but from which. there's no escape. - Colin Covert . Star Tribune 40 DEATH No'rlcEs We extend our condolences tothefamihes and loved ones of those who have passeL PLACEANAD.TRIBUNESUBURBS.COM

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J Red, white and Camry Toyota model tops American-Made Index for second year in a row

Cars.com BY KELSEY MAYS I

In today's global economy, there's no easy way to determine just how American a car is. The American-Made Index rates vehicles built and bought in the United States. The index factors in the percentage of parts considered domestic under federal regulations, whether the car is assembled in the U.S. and U.S. sales. We disqualify models with a domestic-parts content rating below 75 percent, models built exclusively outside the U.S. or models soon to be discontinued without a U.S.-built successor. Domestic-parts content stems from Congress' 1992 American Auto- mobile Labeling Act, which groups the U.S. and Canada under the same "domestic" wnbrella. It's one of the bill's imperfections, but the 1992 act is the only domestic-parts labeling system car shoppers can find on every new car sold in America. The Toyota Camry topped the American-Made Index for the second consecutive year, while the Honda Accord and Honda Pilot returned to the index for the first time since 2012. Also back are five regulars: the Toyota Sienna, Honda Odyssey and GM's Michigan-built crossovers - the Chevrolet Traverse, GMC Acadia and Buick Enclave. PAUL DOLAN/CARS.COM ILLUSTRATION Index results Global market American-born Consumer When it comes to automakers, the Detroit Three's eco- Toyota Camry Honda Pilot After reaching an preference all-time low ofjust seven nomic impact in the U.S. is undeniable. The American Auto- Domestic factory: Domestic factory; Lin- Despite the heightened cars in 2015, the AMI is motive Policy Council, a group that represents GM, Ford and Georgetown, Ky., and coin, Ala. political dialogue, or per- up to eight cars. That's Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, claims its members employ more Lafayette, md. Domestic-parts content: than two-thirds ofall U.S. autoworkers. haps because more time Domestic-parts content: 75 percent U.S./Canada still lower than earlier AMIs, when the index The Detroit Three run 25 ofthe 42 U.S. assembly plants has passed since the GM 75 percent U.S./Canada, 2015 U.S. sales: 136,212 that build light-duty passenger cars bought in the U.S., ac- and Chrysler bailouts, Global headquarters: regularly hit its 10-car 15 percent Japan cording to Automotive News. The remaining 17 assembly fewer consumers care 2015 U.S. sales: 429,355 Tokyo limit, with dozens of about buying from an models qualifying as plants come from nine other automakers: BMW Honda, Global headquarters: Chevrolet Tverse Hyundai-Kia, Mercedes-Benz, Nissan, Subaru, Tesla, Toyota American manufacturer. Toyota City; Aichi pre- recently as 2011. Domestic factory: Lan- In a testament to the and Volkswagen. All but Tesla are headquartered overseas. In a Cars.com survey of fecture, Japan 892 respondents, 13 per- sing, Mich. auto industry's globaliza- cent said they would con- Honda Accord Domestic-parts content: tion, that list of AMI- Foreign investment sider only an American Domestic factory: 80 percent U.S./Canada, eligible cars has dwin- Marysville, Ohio 15 percent unspecified dled in recent years even But foreign-based automakers contribute plenty. A 2015 manufacturer when shop- ping for a car. That's far Domestic-parts content: 2015 U.S. sales: 119,945 as total U.S. light-vehicle study by the Center for Automotive Research, a Michigan- less than a year ago, when 80 percent U.S./Canada Global headquarters: production has in- based nonprofit, found the auto industry accounts for about 3 2015 U.S. sales: 355,557 Detroit creased. percent ofall foreign direct investment in the U.S. - some $74 28 percent of respondents answered the same way. Global headquarters: GMC Acadia billion in total. In its December 2015 contributions report, the Five ofthis year's eight Still, perceptions trail Tokyo Domestic factory; Lan- AMI cars are from for- Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association said U.S. vehi- reality. The vast majority sing, Mich. de production from Japan-based automakers has climbed Toyota Sienna eign-based automakers; ofrespondents said mod- Domestic-parts content: the last time a Detroit from 2.3 million cars in 1995 to more than 3.8 million in 2014. Domestic factory: els like the Chevrolet 80 percent U.S./Canada, Three vehicle topped the Production drives employment AMT analysis considers Princeton, md. Corvette, Ford F-150 and Domestic-parts content: 15 percent unspecified AMI was in 2014, when employment and production figures to see how many assem- bly plantjobs each model supports. The 2016 analysis shows GMC Acadia - all former 75 percent U.S./Canada, 2015 U.S. sales: 96,393 the Ford F-150 pickup or current AMI cars - are Global headquarters: one foreign-based automaker's car - the Toyota Camry - 15 percent Japan truck ranked No. 1. (This American-made, but less 2015 U.S. sales: 137,497 Detroit year's F-150, like many supports the most assemblyjobs ofanyAMl vehicle by a wide margin for a second-straight year. than halfsaid the same of Global headquarters: Buick Enclave other vehicles, fell below the Toyota Canny and Toyota City; Aichi pre- Domestic factory: Lan- the AMTs 75 percent Honda Accord. And less fecture, Japan sing, Mich. eligibility threshold for Jobs than a third of respondents Domestic-parts content: domestic-parts content.) Honda Odyssey Ofcourse, that doesn't illustrate the fall effect ofeach car. said the Toyota Sienna, 80 percent U.S./Canada, But in a year when Honda Odyssey and Domestic factory; Lin- auto manufacturing has Automakers directly employ 322,000 American residents, the coln, Ala. 15 percent unspecified Honda Pilot are American- been the subject of con- research center's 2015 study found. But an additional 521,000 2015 U.S. sales: 62,081 made. Domestic-parts content: troversy on the presi- are employed building parts for those cars, while car dealer- 75 percent U.S./Canada Global headquarters: dential campaign trail, ships employ 710,000 more U.S. residents to sell and service Detroit Sources: Autoraakers;Automotive 2015 U.S. sales: 127,736 it's important to remem- those cars. In short, a given car doesn'tjust drive certain Global headquarters: News; National Highway Traffic ber the APvII rates cars, direct employment at the assembly plant, it also spurs plenty Tokyo Safety Administration not automakers. ofjobs at suppliers, dealerships and more. www.gaodcarbadcar.net;AALA !fl'71 r AUTOS - 43 Resting feetonthe dash, out window can be ris F

't BOB WEBER Motormouth t'.' Q:Now that the weather is nicer, I see HONDA many passengers The2017Honda Ridgeline has the bed of a mdsize truck but the body of a crossover. putting their feet up either out the window or on the dashboard. With air bags armed and Honda Ridgeline back for '17 ready to protect people BY ANDY MIK0NIs jack are out ofthe weather in the event of a crash, TPIBUNE NEWSPAPERS 2014 Tribune Newspapers in the hidden trunk of the what would that do to Passengers - and drivers - are advised to keep their feet 2017 HONDA Ridgeline. people in the event of on the floor to avoid serious injury from inflating airbags. The Ridgeline is back RIDGELINE AWD Just like your favorite deployment? for 2017 at a time when RTL-E 1970s station wagons (and - RB., Skokie, Ill. nuts! your car properly main- the midsize pickup seg- Midsizepickup the first Ridgeline), the - JE., Lansing Ill. mined, you should nor- ment is resurgent. 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We saw a book the promptly to avoid over- behind the cab. The 2017 typical Ridgeline will see Highway Safety reports other day tided, 'People heating the converter. And, looks more like a Pilot Mpg: 18city,25highway more play than work, top that the energy required Can't Drive You Crazy If yes, don't park your car on than a pickup. Engine:3.5-liter V-6 trim levels include a 110- to quickly inflate air bags You Don't Give Them the a pile of dry leaves or grasS. The Ridgeline's cross- Transmission: volt power outlet and an can cause injury to people Keys." Good advice. over utility vehicle roots six-speed automatic in-bed audio feature that sitting or thrown too close Q: I was told by a give it the most interior switches the music to to the air bag before it Q:When catalytic con- friend that having other Parting shot: cargu space with the rear hidden speakers for your deploys. The National verters first came out, Balances carilke manners keys on your carkey ring seats folded, but it trades tailgate party Highway Traffic Safety they were being blamed is not a good idea, that and truck utility towing capability for Administration estimates for starting grass fires the weight of them refinement. The four- Tech. My tester was tech- that from 1990-2008, 290 when people parked theircauses a problem. I have wheel-drive Chevrolet heavy but registered a few deaths were caused by cars on dry gas. I seem to never heard ofthis. What Colorado and GMC Can- inch tires looked appropri- misses in that department frontal air-bag inflation in remember warnings on is your learned opinion yon pickups tow 2,000 ately trucklike and had the Adaptive cruise control, low-speed crashes. More the visors about not park-on this? pounds more than a simi- added benefit of being which automatically than 80 percent of people ¡ng your car on dry grass. - 1M., Chicago larly equippedV-6all- wide enough to offer some brakes or accelerates to killed were unbelted or I don't hear about this wheel-drive Ridgeline. protection from curbing maintain a set distance improperly restrained. anymore. Have changes A: Over the years we The Ridgeline gets only! the painted and polished between you and the vehi- Most of the people who with catalytic converters have seen plenty of ignition mpg more than the Colo- alloy wheels. cle ahead, is balky. died were passengers. eliminated this danger? switches damaged by the rado. 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Michigan that changes the speed of Pilot has the spare outside ringer for the Pilot. offer an opinion. These health or injury to the pub- Ave., Fifth Floor, Chicago IL individual wheels as under the vehicle, whereas people are driving me lic." Heat shields are part of60611 or motormouth needed. Substantial 18- the doughnut spare and Andy Mikonis is afreelance writer. and many, many others the solution. Ifyou keep [email protected] 44 SPORTS

E In spite of injury Aghal was in Olympic contention Skokie native just missed making U.S. Rowing team BY SAM BRIEF Pioneer Press jOne January morning of thisyear, Dariush Aghai woke up inhis bed in Chula Vista, Calif, where he was training for the U.S. Olympic Rowing team. But there was one prob- lem. "I couldn't even stand up," Aghai said. "My entire back from my shoulders to my glutes had seized up and spasmed. I was like a turtle on its back. I could barely move without serious mus- cular spasms and sharp pains in my lower back." At the time, Aghai was in the heat of the Olympic qualification circuit and he couldn't afford to miss any significant time. "It was so bad, the phys- ical therapists couldn't do any real work on me," said Aghai, who grew up in Skokie and who rowed at Loyola Academy and the University of Wisconsin. "I was told it could be career- ending." He had a bulge in two US ROWING discs in his spine, and oneSkokie native and Loyola graduate Dariush Aghai, right, came up short in his quest to make the U.S. Olympic rowing team. was torn. Aghai, who is now 26, received a cortisone shot After Aghai's injury, do ington coach, for giving his Olympic rowers. the people working against in his spine and underwentcoaches moved his ranking Aghai broke 6 minutes -former Washington rowers "If people would say, him," Matthew Aghai said. physical therapy. In addi-from fourth to dead last inand set a personal record.spots over a potentially'You're not good enough, But Dariush Aghai's row- tion, he worked OutOflanthe group that was attempt-He was back more-deserving Aghaiinyou're not big enough,' they ing career isn't over. He said incline treadmill to stay ining Olympic qualification. "I willed something outthe eight-man boat. He later never aflècted him at all in ahe can't yet hit the escape shape. He told coaches he deservedof my body," he said. just barely failed to qualifynegative way," said Chrisbutton. Then, Aghai pulled off aa higher ranking and for the two-man boat. Clark, Aghai's coach at Wis- "I love the pressure," Da- masterful comeback. Hewanted an opportunity toAfter proving tothe "I don't think he's right," consin. "He's always liked to Hush Aghai said. "You're had tofightagainsthis earn his spot back In re- coaches he was healthy, Aghai said. "I think I should prove them wrong?' sitting at the line, and your injuryhis team and hissponse, the coaches chal- Aghai continued to push. Hebe in that boat I've been stomach, your throat hurt. coaches - to prove justlenged him to a 2,000-meterended up in a fierce compe- beating those guys forAghal's brother, Mat-You can barely breathe, and about everyone, but himse1f erg test to gauge his health. tition to make the eight-man years." thew, now 30, rowed in highyou can barely think wrong. They said he needed toOlympic boat as well as the Aghai came very close to school and helped serve as astraight I love that feeling. break 6 minutes. two-man boat. earning a spot on the Olym- pull for Dariush to get in-It's awful and I love it - and Th, erg Isn't easy. "They were giving me But he didn't make thepic team, especiallyfor volved. I don't think I can stop doing Also known as an indoorwhat I thought was an Olympic team. He criticizedsomeone who stands6- 'As a family, we are soit" rower, it's a machine that impossible task," Aghai said. the decision of one of hisfoot-2 and weighs 175incredibly proud that he simulates real-world rowing"I just looked them in thecoaches, Luke McGee, apounds, which issignifi- could get up to this level,Sam Brief is a freelance and is used as a training tool eyes and was like, 'Done, I'll former University of Wash-cantly smaller than mostdespite all the adversity and reporterfor Pioneer Press.

CORRECTION A photo that appeared with the Pioneer Press All-Area baseball first team in the June 23 issue misidentified a player as Tristan MichaelsofBarrington. The photo was of Barrington's Andrew Stopka. SPORTS 45 Race boom benefits runners and nonprofits alike 4 r BY D*r. SHALIN Association,anonprofit Pioneer Press dedicated to running advo- cacy in Chicago and the 2 With his 70th birthday suburbs. o approaching, Chicago resi- Greg Hipp, CARA's di- dent Chuck Aron was eager rector of road race services for a challenge. An avid and events, said organizers runner who has competed must consider location, in the Chicagx Marathon budget and staffing in order î since 2004, Mon wanted to to coordinate a successful honor his late brother-in- charity run. law Paul Bracken, who died "You have to be good at in 2001 after a battle with what you're doing," Hipp L early-onset Alzheimer's said. "You need a profes- disease. sional approach." Bracken would have In addition to providing turned 73 this year, so Aron expertise about organizing decided to run 73 races this races, CARA certifiesa spring, summer andfall number of Chicagoland's while raising money for the "most well organized and Alzheimer's Association, well-appreciated races" as Greater Illinois Chapter. part of the CARA Runners' Aron has had no short- Choice Circuit. age of charity runs and One charity race Hipp races from which to choose. used as an example of a Dozens are held through- well-run event is the annual out the Chicagoland area Lake Bluff PTO Pumpkin on any given weekend be- Chase, featuring a 5K and tween early spring and late one-mile run, which will fall.During a four-day take place this year on Oct stretch between June 9 and 29. Sunday, June 1.2, Aron com- The race, with a course peted in the Sunset Shuffle that runs through wooded 5K in Glenview, the La ravines,along the bluff Grange Rocks 5K, the Trot overlooking Lake Michi- Against Trafficking 5K in gan, down tree-lined Park Ridge and the River streets and past historic Grove Police FOP 5K. homes, began in 1988. Rich But why have races and Martin, now in his 15th year walks benefiting nonprofits as race director, said the become so popular? event traditionally drew be- According to Running tween 400 and 500 partici- USA, an organization with pants. a mission to advance the That number has grown growth and success of the to 800 in recent years after running industr3 the num- the Pumpkin Chase be- ber of road race finishers in ERIC P. DAVIS/PIONEER PRESS came a United States Track theU.S.rose from justRunner and walkers take off in the rain at the start of the 5th Annual Ridgewood 5K on May13 in Norridge. The race raised and Field-certified course under 5 million in 1990 tofunds for Easter Seals and the New Horizon Center for Children & Adults with Developmental Disabilities & Autism. in 2012. The certification just over 19 million in 2013, meant thecourse'sdis- before declining slightly in"In today's world, you just pants. donation, but they are re-ized by nonprofits. Howev-tances were certified for 2014 and 2015. Last year,send out an email or a Christie Madsen, the Ar-cruiting someone whoer, Livingston Howard saidaccuracy and the desig- there was a total of 17.1Facebook post with a link to lington Heights-based sen-signs up for a walk or run,corporations have gottennation attracteda more million road race finishers. a fundraising page. This is a ior manager of nationaland that person is reachingmore strategic about theirserious group of runners. Liz Livingston Howard,piece of why we see more ofevents and brand cam-out to their networks, ask-sponsorships and philan- In 2014, the race raised director of nonprofit exe-these. It's easier to do itpaigns for Make-A-Wishing fora contribution,"thropy in recent years,$23,000 for Lake Bluff cutive education at North-now." America, said her organiza-Madsen said. "In additionlooking for events that de- School District 65, accord- western's Kellogg School of Nonprofits have caughttion's 60-plus chapterstofundraising, thisis aliver a specific demography. ing to a statement. Management, said technol-on to the benefits of theseacross the nation organizedonor-acquisition tool. It'sFor example, Avon 39 The This year, the Pumpkin ogy is one of the mainevents. Livingston Howard events - walks, runs, bikea way for organizationsWalk to End Breast CancerChasejoins the CARA Run- reasons the "a-thons" havesaid a-thons often serve asrides and hikes - that raiseboth large and small to get a is a way for the cosmeticsnera' Choice Circuit, and grown in popularity. either flindraisers or fien- money and awareness. footprint in the communitycompany to help women Martin hopes to see partici- "If you go back to mydraisers, the latter building Madsen saidpeer-to-and to acquire new donorsand also reachitscorepation reach 1,000. childhood, pre-the inter-awareness about the causepeer fundraising is one ofand revenue." customer. net, if we were having anor brand, thanks to ad-the fastest growing revenue Corporate sponsorship Many local charities thatDan Shalin is a freelance a-thon, we had to go door-vertising, news coverage, segments for nonprofits. also plays an important role coordinate their own races reporterfor Pioneer Press. to-door or get on the phonesignage, T-shirts and social "The organization is notin underwriting many ofdo so with some input from to collect pledges," she said.media posts from partici-just asking someone for athe runs and walks organ-the Chicago Area Runners nvitter ®dc balín 46 SPORTS o

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Runners and walkers begin the third annual Dan Horyns Skokie Swift 5K on June 5. Money from the race goes to the Daniel M. Horyn Foundation, which raise awareness of esophageal cancer. KEVIN TANAKA/PIONEFP PRESS

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