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2 Mayorquestions libr plow delay t By JENNIFER JOHNSON Pionetr Press

The decision by Park Ridge Public Works leaders to not plow a large public parking lot immediately following the weekend's bliz- zard was questioned by Mayor David Schmidt, who sugsted it should have been made more ofa priority. During the Jan. 2 City Council meeting. Schmidt admitted that city crews 'did the best they could" ù light of what is being called the fifth largest snow storm for the area, but suggested more should have been done to make sure the parking lot adjacent to the Park Ridge Libraiy had been cleared. The inaccessibility of the parking lot led to the library closing for the day, according to signs posted outside the building. 'That is such an essential parking lot," Schmidt said. "The businesses need that parking lot opem...That was a mistake, Ie1, not having that plowed or at least partially plowed. That basically meant Uptown was shut down on a day everybody was here because the schools were closed." Other city-owned parking lots in Up- town, including those that serve Summit Mall, businesses along South Northwest Highway and commuters also remained unplowed through Monday night Public Works Director Wayne Zing- sheim, who was in attendance at the City Council meeting. said snow plows were JENNIFER JOHNSON/PIONEER PPESS working on the city's streets. Grant Hoerr. left, gets ready to give sons Gavin and Grady a sled ride through the snow at Centennial Park n Park Ridge on Feb.2 "We were still on the side streets at that point and gettingcomplaints ofpeople being stuck, people being stuck in alleys. You after vehicles became stuck in heavy snow, prioritize what's more importìnt," Zing-said Park Ridge Deputy Police Chief Lou sheim said. Jogmen. By Tuesday, the public parking lots had "Our officers spent quite a bit of time been plowed. helping people push their cars out," he said. Schmidt also questioned why saitwas not Within hours ofthe blizzard ending early being applied to major streets once theMonday morning main streets in neighbor- blizzard conditions had ceased. ing Niles and Chicago were laiely clear of "Ihaven't seen any salt anywhere andsnow and ice, though Park Ridge's major that's what Fm starting to get phone calls roads were not By the next afternoon, main about," he said. streets appeared to have been salted and Zingheim replied that streets would bewere clearer, but many residential streets "sahed very heavily tonight" and saidand arterial roads were still snow-packed. Monday had been dedicated to plowing. Though a portion ofCourtland Avenue was At one point on Sunday morning. Zing-plowed and salted around City Hall, the sheim reported that five snow plows were remainder ofthe road to the south was slick JENNIFER JOHNSON/ broken down and the department wasand heavily covered in snow. Michael Pompei, 14, joins friends for a ride down the Centennial Park Sled Hill in Park Ridge having difficulty calling in additional non- With many sidewalks still covered, pe- on Feb.2. city help to supplement efforts by Public destrians could be seen walking along major Works crews, according to an email sent to streets. "It was a little fluffy at first, but then it "So I can wipe myself out!" Gavin elected officials. When asked by 6th Ward The snowfall promoted local public andstarted to pack down far some goodanswered pmud1 Aid. Marc Mazzuca to address this duringprivate schools to close Monday, which did sledding" said 14-year-old Michael Pompei The lack of a good snow pack so far this the Jan.2City Council meeting. Zingsheimgive children and teens a chance to headwho, with a group of friends formed awinter season meant that for mani Feb. 2 said the city's fleet of smaller plow trucksback to the Centennial Park Sled Hill human "train" as they headed down the hill was their first time out at the Centennial was affected by the heavy snowfall Though it required trudging thmugh high, in a line on their variety of sleds. Hill since 2013. Last season, when the "We're not really built for a snow of thismostly powdered snow and some good For Gavin Hoerr,6,this was the first yearChicago area experienced record-breaking magnitude," he said. balance to keep from wipingout before even he was takingthe steep slope all by himself snowfall and cold temperatures, the hill was Also on Sunday emergency crews re- reaching the hill, for most it was worth the "Why do you like sledding by yourseff?"closed due to construction of the new sponded to a numbei of motorist assists trip. his dad, Grant, asked. Centennial Pool and a water detention area. 7 ComEdmay return as local electricity supplier BY JNIm JOHNSON what their price is going to be" MCGUirC Pioneer Press said of ComEd. In 2012, voters in the communities that Park Ridge may be turning back tomake up the consortium approved refer- ComEd as its default supplier of electricityendums allowing for electrical aggregation as savings experienced with an alternativeto occur. Though a new supplier was company disappeat contracted, ComEd continued to provide The North Shore Electrical Aggregationthe delivery rate infrastructure and repairs. Consortium, ofwhich Park Ridge and seven MCGUire said aggregation saved Park other suburbs are members, is recom-Ridge residents and small businesses ap- mending that bids from two electricityproximately $5.2 million over the three Jo«nIIZZAREW QUARTET suppliers be rejected due to prices that areyears ofthe contract with MC Squared, but "not compelling when compared to thethe difference between ComEd rates and & JAflE mOnHEIT RFO;NCES .fiLY! ComEd default rate," according to a Jait 29MC Squared rates has decreased over the Fn, Feb 1 3 at 8pm report from the group. The bids werethree years, from a 40 percent savings the Sat, Feb 1 4 at i i am & 2pm sought asthe consortium's three yearfirst year to just 5 percent during the third Give your own funny Valenline a romantically I)e Lovable Star of Bis, Film & PBS entertaining night out with classic stan.ianis contract with supplier MC Squared is year. Television is now Live On ' and duets from this jazzy painng. slated to end this year.The exact bid rates "Overall, the state of Illinois' program (Rece prided for ages' received are not being publicly shared atwas successful' MCGUirC said. "lit forced this time. the marketplace to be more competitive, so McGUiTe, who represented Park Ridge at that's good for consumers." athe FeaieSes consortium meetings, said prices from An option for the North Shore Electrical 2013-14 Season alternative suppliers and ComEd are con- Aggregation Consortium is to return cus- Center verging to the point that the savings oncetomera to ComEd, though anyone inter- !sth Skie 'es p5eNTso 847673.6300 fOE C P*srÑ A'S.WINTRUST PWMU PItk5 experienced are all but gone. The Illinoisusted in another electricity provider would i-, sa NorthShoreCenter. org Power Agency Aet allowing municipalitiesbe able to sign up on their own. to negotiate for electrical supply purchases, There are no current plans to seek has forced ComEd, "to adjust its behavioradditional bids from electricity suppliers, and start to be more competitive," MeGuireMeGuire said. He believes a decision on said. which direction to head will be made by the The company's price now changes multi-consortium members "within a week," ple times each year, though contractorsthough an exact date has not been set. with other suppliers have fixed rates. "You can no longer predict over time jjohnson@)pioneerlocal.com Police release description of vehicle mvolvedmhit-and-run B NATALIE HAYES vehicles that match the description of the Pioneer Press GM van ortruck "We have also Obtained a list of registered Morton Grove police have released avehicles that match what we are generally vague description of the vehicle wanted inlooking for and we will be canvassing those the Jan. 12 hit-and-run crash that killed a vehicles as well," Yams said. local elderly man. No witnesses saw the crash and police Richard Mikulec, 86, was crossing thedon't know why Mikulec was crossing the Live Your Most Vibrant Life street at Shermer Road just north of Harlemstreet on the cold, snowy night. At Meadow Ridge Avenue at about 7 pin. on the Monday night Police saidthe victim kept detailed when he was struck by a vehicle police arerecords of his daily activities, but had not Enjöyadesirable Northbrook location, impeccabLe finishes now describing as a GM model van orrecorded the reason he went out that night. and maiiitenance-freelivingin an exclusive gated box-style truck Vehicle parts left scattered at the scene, as community situated on40quiet acres. The year of the vehicle was possiblywell as the victinS clothing, are being newer than a 2009 model, according to Paul looked at as key pieces ofthe investigation. NEWCONSTRUCI1ONTOWN}IOMES AND DUFI.EXr.SFROM'495.000 Yaras, police commander at the Morton The Morton Grove Police Department is Grove Police Department. looking for any information on the driver "The paint on [Mikulec'sI clothing isand/or vehicle involved in this crask Please being analyzed by FBI chemists for the yearcontact 847-470-5200 with any inkrmation SaiesCenter & Furnih,d Model Homes Open Weds. - Tri. liant - 6pm. Sat. - Sun. 12pm - Spm, ypp'uìtment. and make," Yaras said, "and we are awaitingrelated to this incident. 1178 Morgan Street, Northbrciok. ¡L 60062 847-559-9800 I4eadowRidgeNosthbrook.net their results." I Police said they're checking on a list of Natalie Hayes is afreelance reporterfor Pioneer Pless. 8 NEWS Niles adopts hazard mitigaîon plan Focus goes beyond haven't been funded yet. A 10-year Nilesflood could cause a total ofmore than $2 million worth of The final version of the Hazard natural disaster Mitigation Plan, which was corn- damage, while a 100-yearflood could cause a total of$a35 million worth of planning in county pleted on Sept. 10, sets out to address flooding, severe winterdamage, and a 500-yearflood could cause a total of$1&8 million in damage BY IGOR STUDENXOV and summer weather, as well as For Pioneer Press what it descnbes as less pressingWhile tornadoes are less likely to occur, the property damage they would but stillpotentially devastating The villa of Niles board ofhazards. cause would befar more severe, costingfrom $1744 million to $1S57 million. trustees unanimously adopted the Those inclade in order of likeli- Cook County MWd-Juristicational hood of occurrence, tornadoes, All Hazards Mitigation Plan. earthquakes, dam failures andcompleting a county-wide massTeam, doing more to educate flood could cause a total of $3.35 The plan was put together by droughts. notification system. It calls forvillage residents about di'scters, asmillion worth of damage, and a Chicago-based Tetra Tech con- The plansets out steps toincorporating WebEOC event re-well as ensuring that other village500-year flood could cause a total suiting company on behalf of the addresspotentialdisastersforporting software into county op-planning effort takes the Hazard of $18.8 million in damage. While Cook County Department ofCook County in general and forerations. Finally it calls for moreMitigation Plan into account tornadoes are less likely to occur, Homeland Security and Emer- each munidpality specifically. Forcoordination and cooperation be- Adoption ofthe Hazard Mitiga- the property damage they would gency Managiment The plan wasCook County the plan calls for the tween guverning bodies through-tion Plan is expected to make itcause would be far more severe, based on input fmm the depart- county emergency department toout the unt easier for Niles to obtain state and costingbetween $174.4 million and ment, as well as the Metropolitandevelop "disaster intelligence ca- For Niles in particular the plan federa] grants. $185.7 million Water ReclamationDistrictofpacities" to help the county and its incorporates the village's existing The plan makes obtaining fund- The Village Board adopted the Greater Chicago and over 100municipalities better respond todisaster preventioninitiatives. ing for flood mitigation projectsagreement quickly and without Cook County municipalities, in- natural disasters. That includes the flood mitigationthe biest priority, noting thatmany comments. In the run-up to cluding Nues. It calls for creating a singleprojects and the flood controlwhile the costs are high, thethe vote, a former trustee, Louella Adopting this plan will make it template for emergency response assistance program benefits will outweigh the ex-Preston, spoke in support of the easier ftr the village to workplans, developing an infrastruc- It calls for supporting purchase, penses in the long run. agreement together with the county andturc security program, improvingrelocation or retrofitting of struc- The plan also laid out how "I hopeyou approve it," she said. other municipalities to address and expanding the Cook Countytures that are located in hazard-much property damage significant"It's a good example of inter- naturaldisasters. But perhapsEmergency Response Team pro- prone areas. naturaldisasters could cause governmental cooperation." most important, it will allow thegram, improving outreach to It also calls for updating thethroughout Niles. village to obtain grants for disas-county residents, reviewingvillage's emergency operations A 10-year flood could cause a IgorStudenkov is afrrelance report er for ter-mitigating projects, such as the county disaster shelters, improv- center, organizing and training thetotal of more than $2 million Pioneer Press floodmitigation projectsthatingthe county evacuation plan andCommunity Emergency Responseworth ofdamage, while a 100-year Niles changes leafpick-up rules Taste of Park Ordinance engineered The board didn't have any objections The ordinance that went before the Ridge returns to to the idea. But Trustee Joe LoVerdevillage Board during its Jan. 27 left most to give flexibility to said that there was another aspect of the of those rules an procedures intact But Village Public Services current procedure he would like to seeit did take out the language specifying Uptown July 9 changed - the way the leaves arethat Public Services will pick up leaves ICOR Sruiixov gathered for pick-up. October-December, replacing it with a BY JENNIFER JOHNSON For the Pioneer Press Public Services officials indicated that statement saying that leaves will be Pioneer Press the department is already looking atpicked up according to a pick-up sched- The Village ofNiles Board of Trusteesalternatives. We the department would post in There may be snow on the ground, but unanimously voted to give the Depart- Under the village municipal code, advance. the city of Park Ridge is looking ahead to ment of Public Services more flexibility residents must collect any landscape The 2015 leaves pick-up schedule, outdoor summer activities. to schedule leaf pick-ups. waste" - including leaves - in paper bagswhich was posted on the village website The city has announced that Taste of The Niles Municipal Code previously or 35 gallon garbage cans. soon after the vote, shows the same Park Ridge, the annual summer food stated that the Public Services would Either way those receptacles had to pick-up pattern as before. festival, will return July 9 through July 11 in pick up leaves for free on October,have village stickers (which residents During the Jan. 27 meeting's public Uptown. As in past years, there are plans to November and December. The newcould purchase for $2) attached, and thecomment period, former village trustee hold the event on Summit Avenue between ordinances gives the department thecontainers could only include leaves. Louella Preston suggested that the Prospect and Touhy, with setup beginning discretion to create leaf pick-up sched- Until Jait 27, the municipal code gave board would consider another change to the day prior to the fest, according to the ules based on the weather. residents a second option on October,free leafpick-up procedures. city Public Services director Mary An- November and December. "I would ask that you'd think about Taste ofPark Ridge is run by a nonprofit derson requested the change, anuing During those months, the village having residents bagtheir leaves instead corporation separate from the city that the requirement was burdensome.offered free pick-up ofleaves every other of putting them in the gutter and having The annual Park Ridge Sidewalk Sale In December, the vehicles that pick upweek the leaves clogup the sewers," she said. involving local businesses is also expected leaves need to be converted to snow and Residents had to be raked into the to take place from July 6-12. ice removal, and it was impractical forcurb on the Mondays of the pick-up public service crews to pick up leaves in weeks, as well as make sure no other IgorStudenkov is afredance reporterfrr Pioneer Prrss [email protected] converted equipment. type ofwaste got in with the leaves. 9 District 207 alternative high school relocates

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An alternative school run by Maine Township High SchoolDiStrict 207 has opened in Park Ridge. With the start of the new academic semester, Ralph J. Frost Academy is now open inthe former Tool and Manufocturing Association building at 1177 S. Dee Road, adjacent to the Maine South campus. PROVIDED/HANDOUT Formerly known as the A classroom inside Maine Township High School District Alternative Resource Cen- 207'sFrost Academy,1177 S.Dee Road in Park Ridge. ter,thealternative high school was previously DistrIct 207 purchased Flyers,inrecognition of housed in a building leasedthe building at 1177 S. Dee Maine's Flyer, a C-54 trans- by the district at 7800 W. Road last year for $2.1 mil-port plane built at the near- Lyons St in Morton Grove.lion and plans to relocateby Douglas Aircraft Plant It educates «about two doz- administrative offices thereduring World WarHand Saturday, Feb. 14th en" students with behavior- this spring as well. Cur-paid for through fondrais- al issues who are referred rentlthese offices are in- ing efforts by students at from other Maine schools. side Maine South HighMaine Township High According to the District School. School, now known as %hdth p4ecthl 207 website, the alternative The building had previ-Maine East. school's goal is to "provide a ously belonged to District FrostAcademy is now the structured environment207, but was sold 30 yearssecond alternative school Choice of One Appetizer with positive reinforcement ago. open in Park Ridge. The for appropriate behavior," Frost Academy is namedother is Jeanine Schultz Shrimp Cocktail, Oysters, Buffalo while helping students de-for Maine West HighSchool, which has operated velop"positive behaviorSchool's first principal andfor 50 years at 2101 Oakton Wings or Onion Rings and social skills." former District 207 assist-St. and educates students The school's annualant superintendent Ralph J.ages 3 to 20 with emotional Choice of One budget is $825,000, DistrictFrost According to the dis-and behavioral challenges. 207 spokesman David Beerytrict,theschool'ssports Main Entrée said. teams will be called the [email protected] 4oz Filet & 6oz Australian Lobster Tail, NY Strip Steak, Niles makes vote result official Full Slab of BBQ Ribs,

BYIGonSTUDENKOV election, in the election twointhe VIllage Board voted Swordfish or Greek Chicken Breast Pioneer Piess years later. The referendumto create a new section of was binding and took effectthe municipal code that set The Niles Board of Trust- immediately But the mu-requirements to filla va- After dining, each table will receive ees voted to change thenicipal code didn't havecancy. The requirements village municipal code tolanguage reflecting that. were taken from the refer- Heart-Shaped Strawberry Short Cake For Two! conform with the result of Before the referendum,endum verbatint The same the refrrendum thatre- the procedures for fillingresolutionalsoindicated moved the mayor's power totrustee vacancies were goy-that any part ofthe munici- 4757 N. Harlem Avenue fill trustee vacancies. erned by state law, whichpal code that conflicts with Harwood Heights, IL 60706 During the Novembergave the mayor the author-the new requirementsis elections, Nues residentsity to fill vacancies. As aautomatically struck down. voted to approve the refer- home rulemunicipality, While the Village Board 708-867-2990 endum that would requireNiles could pass legislationhas seen some conflict on - that trustee vacancies or its voters could ap-the issue in the run-up to the Tuesday thru Sunday - would be filled during theprove a referendum - toreferendum, the vote was 4pm' 10pm next municipal election -createits own rules forlow-key. The board ap- or, if the vacancy occurs less filling vacancies. proved the changes unani- Located right next door from Family Palace at t.aWreHCe & HarlemAve. than 196 days before the During the Jan. 27 meet- mously, without any debate 10 POUCE REPORT

The following incidents were listed in accused of giving police a false name and 7000 block of Milwaukee Avenue. He has the official bulletin of the Niles Policeallegedly becoming "loud and argu-a March 13 court date. Indecentexposure Department Readers are reminded thatmentative" at the police station, ac- an arrest does not constitute a finding ofcording to police. She has a Feb. 19 courtDISPUTE guilt. Only a court of law can make that date. A resident of the 8000 block of Lyons reported by determination. Street called police on the morning of mL TRESPASS Jan. 29 because she was upset that her teenage girls NILES Gerard Poplawski, 50, of 7600 Bos-29-year-old son was smoking so many worth, Chicago, was charged with crimi- cigarettes, police said. The son report- Police are looking for a man who nal trespass to a residence and criminaledly told police that he enjoys smoking ThEFT allegedly exposed himself to two teenage damageto propertyonJan. 23.Accordirigand did not understand why his mother girls. A 58-year-old cashier at a store in theto police, Poplawski had gained entry towas so upset He agreed to leave the The alleged incident occurred just before 8900 block of Milwaukee Avenue told an empty condominium unit in the 9000home for a period oftime, police said. 9 p.m. on Jan. 24 while the girls, ages 15 and police that she was the victim of ablock of Terrace Drive, claiming he BURGLARY 16, were walking south on the 300 block of short-change scam on Jan. 24. A total ofowned the unit when it actually belonged Courtland Avenuejust south of Uptown. $35 was taken from the store, police said.to someone else. The man who report- A home in the 7900 block of Park Avenue was reported burglarized on the Accordingto police, a man who had been A 24-foot trailer was reported stolenedly owns the condominium told police sitting on the steps of a house stood up, on Jan. 27 from a lot just north of ahe had not been inside since Decembernight ofJan. 23 and a home in the 8000 block of Merrill Street was burglarized removed his shirt, approached the teens business in the 7000 block of Milwaukeeand had removed all his valuables before and pulled down his pants. Avenue. Jan. 24 No further details were made he leftPolice said an investigation Policesaidthe teens immediately A woman told police that someone available. determined Poplawski had once lived in crossed theSLcet and headed to the nearby stole a wallet from her purse on Jan. 28 the residence, but that it was sold in 2005HARASST police station at 200 Vine Ave. to report the after she left it unattended in a shoppingby his wife and then sold a second time in incident. cart while inside a store in the 5700 block2007. Poplawski also had an arrest A resident of the 7300 block of Cram Street told police on Jan. 24 that she has The suspect was described as about of Touhy Avenue. warrant out of Chicago, police said. He 5-fret, 8-inches tall, with brown eyes. He Pamela Frazier, 50, of 920 Jonathon received numerous text messages and has a Feb.23 court date. phone calls that are of a vulgar and was wearing a black hat, dark colored Court, Prospect Heights, was charged T-shirt and gray sweat pants. with retail theft and obstructing identifi-DUt threatening nature. Police said the wom- cation on Jan. 24. Police said Frazier was Marcin Pekala, 33, of 6726 N. Harleman has never met the man who left the accused of stealing cosmetics and aAve., Niles, was charged with drivingmessages and does not know who he is. [email protected] wireless ear piece from a store in theunder the influence on Jan. 26 after he 8500 block of Golf Road She was alsowas stopped for allegedly speeding in the [email protected]

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.Six words can say a lot. s depends how you use them. . One's story canbe expressed efficiently By the time the day had ended, more than a thousand Niles North High School students had been handed an extraordi- naiy opportunity To tell their stoties using exactly a half-dozen words. I A wall-sized bulletin board in Niles North's library was empty at the start of the day, overflowing with students' stories by the end. "I am an open book: read." 1 am notjust an Asian." "My appearance does not define me." "Read my book, not my cover." The idea behind Nues North's "The Story of Me" began when librarian Beverly Zdinden heard a feature on NPR about six-word stories. She thought the concept would be enlightening for students at the Skokie high school, especially with the MH(E ISAACS/PIONEER PRESS PHOTOS enrollment beingso diverse. MIes North High School students who've completed their six-word memoirs for The Story of Me" project get them stamped before the "1 love stoñes. I think people learn so stories go ori a wall in the school library. A school librarian developed the concept from an NPR feature. much through stories," Zdinden said. "What I always thought would be really in getting there. Students first engaged in a interesting is to capture the stories of ourcandid conversation about defining them- kids. We have such a diverse communityselves from their own experiences. here?' One American-born student complained The power of six-word stories predateshow tired she is ofbeing told to go back to NPR'S piece. Legend has it that novelist her own coulitly - even though she was Ernest Hemingway was once asked toborn here. write a full story in six words for which he Students were also handed sheets titled responded, "For Sale: baby shoes, never"Defining Ourselves' which allowed them worn." to list their insights, to look inward in a "Six-word memoirs are a proftnind and diflrent way before choosing those six key creative way to think about your life, yourwords. surroundings, your reality and ultimately "I want students to be empowered and yourself," states the PsychCentral website. know it's important for them to be able to For the students of Nues North Hightell their own stories," Wallace said. "And School, the mini-memoirs were meant to for their perspective to be shared and to be accomplish all ofthose things and more. aware ofwho we are." The project feels at home as part of the In other schools, the enrollmentisoften current Coming Together in Skokie andmore homogenous. The diversity of stu- Niles Township program on race. It alsodents at Niles North, educators believe, was an important part ofDistrict 219's Race makes it even more important that they Week activities leading into the celebration have opportunity to tell their own stories, ofBiack History Month in February. share their perspectives, define themselves Classes filed in all day Jan. 26 to hear in ways that transcend stereotypes. about the project. No one was mandated to "Even though race is a social construct," write their story but many seemed to wantWallace said, "racism is very real. I think to give it a full-out effort. (the project) is making students think inNues North High School students were encouraged to define themselves beyond appear- "What people see are the superficialways in which they may not have before,ances and stereotypes as part of the project called The Story of Me" pieces of who we are," said District 219which is great." Director of Equity, ELL Come Wallace, Without Love I believe in nothing. the ideas is to build a living archive, an oral school years. talking to an afternoon class. "It's some Weird does not mean socially awkward. tradition that we can tap into year after "People here have so many different identifyingcharacteristic - your hair color, I am a perfectly imperfect person. year." experiences to share," Silverberg said. texture whether you wear glacces. But Don 't confine me. I will succeed. That's possible because plans call for"Imagine not only the number of stories what people don't know about me and "Our students have really powerful The Story ofMe to become an annual eventbut the variety of stories that we have just about you and about all of us is all of thosestories," said English teacher Ivan Silver- at Niles North Not only does that mean thewithin these concrete walls." other pieces who make us who we are" berg who also helped oversee The Story ofschool will build an extraordinary mini- The value of the project lay not only inMe. "This project is a pretty cool way tomemoir archive, but students will be able to misaacs)pioneer!ocal.com the students' final six words but the process capture some ofthose stories. I think one ofsee their own changes over four high q m EDUCATION Students debate and relate at Skokie, Niles schools

NATALIE HAYES their schools with their best moral ramifications of in- Pioneer Press performances, kids at both action in the face of justice, schools worked extra hard according to Smeeton. A new cross-town rivalry to fine-tune their know!- "Kids, by nature, like to pitting the intellect of a edge of current events, andcompete," Smeeton said. group of students from Sko- prepare their public speak-"Being up against another ide against a Nues school is ing skills for the competi-school meant the kids had lending a competitive edge fions. to dig deep into both sides to the kids involved in the "Debate can be intimi-of an argument so they schools' debate programs. dating for students because were abletoanticipate Both Culver School in it's formal, dined, and inwhat the other side would Niles and East Prairie front of an audience," Ra-come up with, and then School in Skokie have been nalli said. "But if the stu- counter it." offering debate programs to dents are well-prepared, it's Culver School won the students in sixth through an exhilarating experience overall competition by sev- eighth grades for several and a valuable learning op-eral points, but at the end of years, but the programs ANDREA SMEETON/HANDOUT port" the day everyone was all lacked the competitive as- Debate teams from East Prairie School in Skokie and Culver School in Nues came together About 30 studentsinsmiles. pect used by high schoolfor a debate competition on Jan.16. It was the first time the schools debated against eachCulver School's debate pm- "Culver hosted us for and college-level teams. other. gram welcomed East Prai-lunch afterward, and they Believing the kids would tie's team of 25 students on al] got to know each other," benefit from a little compe-competition. competitive aspect of de-school hours to plan theJan. 16 for the final round in Smeeton said. "lt was a tition, East Prairie debate «Debates stretchstu-bate adds extra motivationcompetitions, and the stu-a series ofthree debates. great opportunity for them teacher Andrea Smeetondents' skills in the areas ofto build a case that is strong dents hit the books even Dressed in their finestto bond because they all reached out to Culverresearching, supportingenough, thorough enough,harder when they foundattire, the kids took to thefeed into the same high teacher Katie Ranalli thisopinions with facts, persua- and convincing enough toout their debate perform-stage to debate academicschools," Smeeton said. year, and together the twosive writing, public speak-win" ance would be challengedtopics including whether planned the schools' first-ing, and cooperative learn- Ranalli and Smeeton metby another school's team. civil disobedience in de-Natalie Hayes is a freelance ever cross-town debateing,"Ranallisaid. "Theseveral times during after- Encouraged to representmocracy isjustified, and the reporterfor Pioneer Pi-cas.

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The natural beauty of the Midwest is defined by the region's signature dense forestssprawling prairies and flowing lakes, making the area an unsung paradise I for nature lovers. Glenview photographer-turned-envi- ronmentalist Carol Freeman captures a close-up look at the natural beauty of outdoor lih in Illinois in a collection of vibrant photos that are now on display in the art gallery at Lincoinwood Village HalL Freeman's collection,"In Beauty,I Walk" debuted at Village Hall on Jan. 20, and her photos ofir viewers a rare glimpse of the state's wildlife and natural outdoor spaces through the end ofthis month. Among her eye-catching photos of native vegetation and bird life, a heavy focus of Freeman's work is capturing shots of endangered insects and animals, which she hopes will shed light on their state of vulnerability. From athreatening-looking spider perched on a patch ofMilkweed, to a thick Monarch caterpillar inching up a leaf, or a rare owl peering down from a tree- Freeman has so far captured photos of 142 ofthe 483 species that appear on the state's list ofendangered species. Freeman said she hopes her work will help people gain a renewed appreciation for nature, which she thinks has dis- appeared since the birth of smartphones and the growth of technology. "I think the majority of people are disconnected from nature" Freeman said. "The first step is to appreciate what's in our NATAUF HAYES/P$ONEER PRESS own backyards - people think you have toGlenview photographer-turned-environmentahst Car& lreeman captures a c'ose-up look at the natural beauty of outdoor life in filinoisin fly to Mexico or some other tropical placea collection of vibrant photos that are now on display in the art gallery at Lincoinwood Village Hall. to see nature, but it's all right here." To satisfy her craving for the outdoors, will inspire people to find a newfound Freeman goes on a walk with her camera"I think the majority ofpeople are disconnectedfrom natum appreciation for nature, and develop a three or four times each week. Some of her greater sense ofthe earth's fragility favorite places to take in nature include theThefirst step is to appreciate whatl in our own back- «The Chicagoland area has done a Volo Bog State Natural Area in Ingleside, tremendous job preserving our parks and Ill., the Grove in Glenview, and any of theyardspeople think you have tofly to Mexico or some other ftrest preserves," Freeman said. "There's state's natural park areas. this entire amazing, beautiful nature close Before she developed an avid passion fortropical place to see naWn but it's all right here." by, and I hope my images will inspire outdoor photography, Freeman ran a- Card Freeman, Glenview photographer-turned-environmentalist people to get out and enjoy it." graphic design business for 13 years, along "In Beaut)ç I Walk" will be on display with a studio photography business on the through Feb. 27 at Lincolnwood Village side. decided I wanted to branch out on my own Synonymous with her mission to spreadHall, 6900 N Lincoln Ave. Her career changed in the early 2000sand turn photography into my own busi- awareness ofnature through her photogra- Freeman's photographs are for sale at when a bird store in Evanston asked her toness." phy, Freeman launched the «Team Greencarolfreemanphotography.com or on shoot promotional photos of its feathered Her photos later caught the eye ofEnvironmental Network," a nonprofit her Facebook page. beasts one day. Nature Conservancy of illinois, National dedicated to environmental education. "I started getting hooked on shootingGeographic and the Chicago Botanic Gar- She hopes her work capturing the photos ofbirds," she said. "After more thanden, where she was hired to photographbeauty of outdoor life combined with her Natalieflayes is afrrelancer reporterfor Pioneer Pn'ss. 10 years working in graphic design, I and catalog 1,200 plants recently. philanthropic environmental endeavors NEWS Family plansevents tomarkone year anniversary of student's death PAMDEFIGLIO the past year frustrated withgrowingstronger. The pastor, Rev. Daniel Thom-dia requested. At 2p.m., the Pioneer Pje,,, Carbondale polìce, who have "As the days are coming closer, as, will offer prayers, and dignitar- Carbondale police chief said he With the one-year anniversarystated they areofficiallystill I feel something so heavy in myies such as U.S. Rep. Jan Schakow- would lead the Varugheses of their son's disappearance andinvestigating, and the Jackson chest," she said. "I have no energy,sky, a 9th District Democrat through the wooded area to the death approaching, MortonCounty state's attome who hasand I don't know what I'm feelingformer Lt. Gov Sheila Simon,spot where their son was found. Grove residents Lovely and Math-not brought charges in the case in my stomack" Morton Grove Mayor Dan DiMa- Originally, Lovely Varughese said ew Varughese are taking part ineven though Lovely Varughese They are grateful relatives andria, a representative of State Rep it was to be just her famitbut planning commemorations, ahas what she believes is incrimi-friends plan to support themLou Lang of Skokie and Chicagosupporters, including some of church memorial service and anating evidence. through the anniversarwhichAlderman Aneya Pewar are ex-Pravin'S friends from SITJ, ex- solemn walk to the spot where The Vanigheses have filed law- has events planned downstate onpected to speak. pressed a desire to come along. Pravin's body was found. Theysuits, authorized an independent Friday,Feb.13,the day they The Archangels of Justice, Pravin's former youth chaplain hope to both deal with grief andautopsy, spoken with U.S.believe Pravin actually died based comprised of Ira Robins andfrom Mar Thoma Church, Rev. continue their quest to urge policeCongressmen and Senators, tray- on the independent autopsy re-Salvatore Rastrelli, two retiredBiju Simon, is flying in from his and countyofficialsto bringeled to Washington, D.C. to ask for suits, and Sunday Feb. 15 in thelaw enforcement officers turnedcurrent assigmnent in San Fran- charges in what they believe to be aU.S. Department of JusticeChicago area. advocates for bereaved families cisco in order to be there. their son's murder. investigation, held a press confer- The Feb. 15 memorial servicetrying to find justice for their Lovely Varughese says she is Pravin Varughese, then 19, dis- ence, spoken to the media repeat-will be held at the Varugheseloved ones, will also speak. dreading the visit to the place appeared last Feb. 12 and his bodyedly, and participated in an online family's church, Chicago Mar Two events will take place inwhere Pravin died, but that she was found Feb. 18 in a woodedpetition drive which gatheredThoma Church, 240 Potter Road,the downstate Murphysboro/also feels a need to go. area in downstate Carbondale,40,000 signatures demandingjus-Des Plaines, from 4 to 6 p.m.Carbondale on Feb. 13. The Va- "I really want to touch that where he attended Southern lili-tice be pursued. Lovely said her family has beenrugheses and the Archangels ofplace," she said. "I just want to sit nois University in hopes of enter- As the anniversary of Pravin'sintensely involved in the churchJustice will speak at an 11:30 pressthere for a few minutes. That ing law enforcement one day. death nears, Lovely Varughesecommunity and she and Pravinconkrence at the VFW in Mur- might give me a little relief. Hisparents have spent much ofsays the emotional turmoilis sang in the choir. physboro, which Carbondale me- "Myson's soul is there?'

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Robinson and Monte Irvin and my favorite, Minnie Minoso, who played before there was live TV in color. But Ernie surely came after them. Jackie Robinson was the guy who had to fight his way RANDY Bi.As into the league, who had to prove he belonged and had to Like all Chicagoans, I endure the worst racial epi- mourned the death of Chicago theta. Cubs great Ernie Banks last But Ernie Banks not only week. belonged in the Big Leagues, it The news ofhis death seemed he was embraced by shocked me, mainly because an entire city he dominated he seemed forever young this town's baseball world When I would hear the words when the Cubs were lousy, DAVID P4ERINI/CHICAGO TPBUNE "Ernie Banks" I would see in and he laughed all troubles Ashley Barlow had to pick up her little-legged dogs. Zuma. left, and Floyd to cross unplowed Belle Plaine my mind's eye the image of his away. Avenue at Damon Avenue ¡n February 2011. fingers dancing on the bat Don't get me wrong I'm not handle as he stared down a saying Ernie Banks walked a pitcher or that quick, whip- garden path to baseball icon like swing lashing at a fastba]l and Hall ofFame career. Even Dog caught in headlights or No 14 rounding the bases. as a kid I had some vague Then I'd smile when re- knowledge that Ernie was membering disliked by some, not because interviewing Ernie on Open- he was a Cub, but because he of harrowing blizzard ing Day and Mi Cub saying, was black "The Cubs will be ferocious Still, did he ever let on there with Leo Durochious!" was an issue? Did he ever get By far my favorite memory of 1-3, 1999 21.6 inches: It all fell on One thing I didn't think down or even get angry be- the Super Bowl Blizzard would bare ground over a lazy weekend, about when remembering cause he was called any and al] have to be the one about the dog so it wasn't that big a deal. I drove Ernie Bank.s was this simple the various awful names white that I am still amazed I did not 50 miles from Lake to Kane coun- fact He was the first African- people had in their vocabular- turn into road kilL ties without an issue. American to play on the Cubs. ies for blacks during the 1950s To explam I was slip-sliding The Super Bowl Blizzard, Jan. How did I not know that? and 1960s? away down Route 120 in Lake 31-Feb. 2, 2015, 19.3 inches: The I was a White Sox fan grow- It_ never seemed a part County at about 30 mph when a D MoR most impressive thing was the ing up, but I still knew Ernie ofwho he was. Just as up until random dog decided to wander treacherous layer ofice disguised Banks was the best baseball last week I always pictured out of wind-blown obscurity and had just endured the No. S snow- under the otherwise fluffy snow. player in Chicago. My friends Ernie Banks as forever young, into the middle of the roadway storm in Chicago's recorded As mentioned, driving was a pain, would tell me about their I always pictured Ernie Banks The most amusingpart, in history It wasn't lost on me that ifnot impossible. numerous attempts to get his as someone unsullied by the retrospect, was when! hit my all have taken place my life- The Groundhog Day Blizzard, autograph by throwing their pain, the hurt the feat the horn and it only made the dog time, which perhaps makes me Jan. 31-Feb. 2, 2011, 2L2 inches: A Cubs scorecard into the dug- hate and the bitterness that stare directly at me, as if welcom- forTnally ohi mean one. At its peak, the wind out hoping he would Sign it. infected us all in the 1950s and ing what was to come So here isone man's rankingof made even shoveling impossibk I knew he won two MVP 1960s. To make a short story shortei I those Top 5 Chicago Blizzards, as I did not drive, and those who did awards and I knew he played Intellectually, I know that managed to swerve around him measured at the city's official regretted it shortstop before moving to can't be true. But somehow, he (or her), like a bull going around a i-ecordingstation and in order The BlizZard of'79, Jan. 12-14, first base I even saw him play made itseem so. toreador. I'm still wondering how from least impressive to most 1979, 203 inches: There was short for a few innings in the In just about every way, there wasn't a "thump" as! did so. powerful: already a foot ofsnow on the annual Cubs-White Sox game Ernie Banks was everybody's The last I saw, the dog was not The Big Snow Jan. 26-27, 1967, ground. It felt like being buried they played before interleague teammate, who made us all only intact but being taken in by 230 inches: Though it is No. i on alive. play. feel better about who we are the car behind me. the depth list and is remembered I also have a dog story to tell But I never knew until last and what we could be. Anyway, the mere fact that I as lethalbythose who lived from 1979, but rye probably given week he was the first black At the risk of sounding trite was able to drive around in this through it, I was only 4 months the American Society for the player on the Cubs. when superlatives are noces- blizzard - and only managed to old and can't scratch up any Prevention ofCruelty to Animals Somehow my brain played a sary I'll just put it the way get stuck faw- times - puts it into memories, even during deep enough to worry about. trick on me all these years, Ernie might have We should perspective. The official word hypnosis imagining that the first black all give thanks for the gift that early Monday, Feb. 2, was that we The New Year's Blizzard, Jan. [email protected] players were guys like Jackie was Ernie Banks. OPU410N

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Dear Help Squad, is1ction. We were told that, In May of2014 I had in fact, the company had Comcast install cable and just created a brand new, Internet service at my executive-level position home with the promise of a specifically to address this $100 gift carci (Silly me!) concern vice president of My first bill was received customer experience. on July 3, 2014. 1 paid the CAmv CUNNINGHAM With regard to Mark's "Due Now" balance of Help Squad complaint, however, things $198.55 on July 5, and then got a little messy at this the "New Charges" on July 31. These and point. Following Joe's intervention, Mark all other balances were paid on time. I have says he received three phone calls from been told that due to a late payment I am Comcast, all within the span ofan evening. not entitled to the gift card. How can this The first was from a representative who be?! My first statement was received on told Mark he was not eligible for a gift card July3!!! 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Buffalo Grove AlexanderGorlovetsky A Idea Robert A Smetti 12-22-14 5530.000 Gaones Amburg 5935 Lincoln Ave, 8 302, Morton Jennifer M Van Ornum Goldie leon Estate 12-31-14 $155.000 2053 Olive Hill Dr. Buffalo Grove July Manevich A Natalya Daniel P Kaplan 12-29-14 S673. Grove Manevich 7324 Suffield St. Morton Grove Eliana Giarmidis A Anastasia Earl I Tobar 1229-14 $200.000 503 La Salle St. Des Plaines Jerzy Skrodzki A Halina Skrodzki Fannie Mae 12-29-14 $0 Giarmidis 1312 Perry St, N A. 0es Naines Jerzy Skrodzki A Hahns SkrodzkiFannie Mae 12-29-14 $0 8360 Celtic Ave. Morton Grove Samra A Chaudhry A Raza A Wells Fargo Bank Trustee 01.05-15 5205,000 9633 Brandy Ct. I 2. Des Plaines Zaid Alqabbani Judicial Sales Corp 12-31-14 562.500 Chaudhry 9315 LandIngs In, N 406. 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Des loan Rorea A Ileana U Camghell Fannie Mae 12-30-14 $126.000 8156 N Overt,ill Ave. NOes Shkelzen Terbaci Jose Gorman 12-3114 $337.000 Plaines 9202 N Ashland Ave, Nues Georgekutty Scaniah A Shiney Schrack Trust 12-31-14 $4505 1327 Brown St. t 306. Des Sure.sh B Chalasani A Sñdevi federal Home Loan Mtg Corp 12-29-14 5130.000 Scariah Plaines Koiftala 600 Thames Pkwy Unit. N ID. Joltn C Ardo Caparelli Trust 01-02-15 $140.000 3231Ash St. Des Plaines Norbert Malinowski A Anna Fannie Mae 12-30-14 5210.000 Park Ridge Blezien 470 S Northwest Hwy. 8 18. Park Michael T CurTan Hickey Trust 12-30-14 $170,000 370 S *stero Ave. # 604. Des Gustavo Enrique Contreras A HillaryCPnic 12-29-14 5225.000 Ridge Naines Vaola Julia Contreras 217 N KnightAve. Park Ridge John Crassweller EliMGalayda 01-02-15 $335.111X1 842 Thoothy In, Des Plaines Francoise Scaletta A Maria C Hinh Nguyen 12-30-14 $280.000 718 S Prospect Ave, Park Ridge Jennifer Heppel Mirati P Minium 12-31-14 $877.500 Santiago 1333 S Western Ave. Park Ridge Sean M Story & Callees Story Thomas H Lewis 01.02-15 $400.111X1 580 Dawn Ct. Des Naines Andrea L KrutiakA Marke Dream Homes lic 12-2944 $298,IXXI KrIJtiak 1831 Habberton Ave, Park Ridge Emilio Dibenedetto Jr A lindsey JRichard Olson I23O-14 $502.500 Whyte 89 Dover Dr, Des Plaines Zbigniew Gierut Alberto Soarer 12-31-14 5397.500 33OCallan Ave. N 1H. Evanston Abraham Mathew Jp Morgan Chase Bank 12-31-14 S60. 1735 Hartrey Ave. Evanston Wilson Rodriguez A Lourdes C Bank Of New York Mellon flee 12-29-14 5121,000 Sinch, This list is not intended to be a complete record of all real estate transactions. 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Almost exactly a year after the Skokie Village Board approved a $175,000 grant to help bring TechnoIo' Innovation Center to Skokie, it was time to celebrate. That wasn't the only anniversary of importance; it was almost 10 years since the village parmered with Forest City Science + Technology Group to bringthe cutting edge science park to Skokie, creating an open campus on pmperty once occupied by closed-in pharmaceutical companies Pfizer and Seai-le. The grand opening of Technology Inno- ration Center Jan. 29 was also the chance ftr leaders to champion progress in the park and what the future might hold. More than 1,200 employees currently work at the park, which surpasses the number of employees at the pharmaceu- tical companies at their peak rI think [the science park] isjust a perfect example ofan industry that was going to go away here and was able to be saved through innovation, creative thinking and lots of strategic partnerships," said Andria Win- ters, Illinois' acting director of the Depart- ment of Commerce and Economic Oppor- tunity "[Bruce Raunen understands that innovation and technology-based economic development is a critical component of that" Representatives from the offices of US Sens. Dick Durbin and Mark Kirk and US. Rep. (D-9) were on hand as were State Sens. Daniel Biss (D-9) and Ira SiIVeTStein (D-8) and State Rep. Laura Fine (D-17). Forest City has invested about $130 million in private capital in the park, which now includes more than 500,000 square fret ofwet lab and office space. The science park companies perform life sciences, nanotechnology and other kinds MIKE ISAACS/PIONEER PRESS of cutting edge science or technology. It isJohn Allen of The Incubator/Techno'ogy Innovation Center leads a small-group tour Jan. 29 at the incubators grand opening at the liii- made up of large multinationals. midsize riois Scence + Technology Park. companies and entrepreneurial startups. Forest City Science + Technology Group According to the Skokie Economic De-medical devices new materials and per-Innovation Center and Oakton's nanotech- Vice President arid COO Peter Calkin saidvelopment Department, thisincubator,form technology and innovation-basednology lab were available for tours during that Forest City has started redevelopingoriginally based in Evanston, has beenmarketing. the packed open house. the last building in the park, which will responsible for more than 350 technology "We really are trying to bring together a Leaders from Oakton and Northwestern provide another 140,000 square feet of labstart-up businesses since 1986. real community of entrepreneurs andUniversity also spoke about the importance and office space in the future. Although Jan 29 was the official grandexperts in a lot of the different dimensionsofthe science park. Technoloj, Innovation Center, some 30opening ofthe incubator, it has been up and of what reallyis going to define the "Our role is teaching and research and years old, was named one of the 'Top 10 running for several months. Technologyeconomy of the 21st Century" Lavengoodtrying to be a very active participant in the Incubators Changing the World" by Forbes Innovation Center has brought in about asaid ecosystem of Chicago, the state as well as Magazine. company a month and created 18 jobs since The Jan. 29 open house was alsothe Midwest" said Northwestern Univer- Business incubators support develop- it began, said Director Tim Lavengood. sponsored by Oakton Community College,sity Farley Center for Entrepreneurship ment of entrepreneurial companies 'T think that is only the beginning," he which operates a state-of-the-art nanotech- and Innovation Director Michael Marasco. through resources and services. Skokiesaid. "As these companies grow, based on nology lab inside the science park Oakton's Marasco said the science park has been officials say that studies show that success- our experience, that curve is just going toprogram trains students for future jobs ininvaluable in helping Northwestern fulfill fully completing a business incubator pro-get steeper. New companies will come in the nanotechnology field, where there is a that role. gram greatly increases an entrepreneurial and these companies will grow" growing need for technicians. venture's chance for sustained success. The incubator'snewstart-ups create Both the science park's Technology [email protected] COMMUNITY CALENDAR

Listings are subject fo change. Karaoke Thursdays: Enjoy some Glenview Road, Glenview, free, 847- field, $19-$25, 847-784-600() Please call the venue in advance. great pizza and sing a tune or two. 7 729-7500 p.m. Thursday, Perry's Pizza and Ribs, Duplicate Bridge: The senior center 711 Devon Ave., Park Ridge, free, 847- Grown UP'PIaY Date: Explore your offers a friendly bridge game every Thursday, Feb. 5 823-4422 inner child in the museum's exhibits Friday morning. 9 am. Friday, Park while enjoying wine, beer and small Ridge Senior Center, 100 S. Western All My Relations: A Seneca History: Andy Woodhull: The Chicago comodi- plates. 6 p.m. Friday, Kohl Children's Ave., Park Ridge, free, 847-692-5127 In collaboration with visual artist and an - as seen on Comedy's Central's "Live Museum, 2100 Patriot Blvd., Glenview, dancer Rosy Simas (Seneca), this exhib- at Gotham" - performs stand-up. 8 p.m. $15-$60, 847-832-6600 Love isMurder Mystery Conference: it introduces the history of the Seneca Thursday, Zanies Rosemont, 5437 Park Readers and writers of mystery, ro- culture through milestones in the lives Place, Rosemont, $22 plus a two-item Parisian Salon Concert: Mai-tanna mantic suspense, thriller and dark fic- of Simas and her relations. It features food/drink niinimum, 847-813-0484 Kosaya Mananna Kosaya performs a lion can head tothisconfrrence for traditional and modern Seneca artifacts, show based on Russian poetry and fairy writers, authors, readers and fans. At- which span various generations. 11 &m. More Monster Jam: Expect to be tales featuring a piano, violin and cello tendees can meet authors, attend mas- daily. Mitchell Museum of the Ameri- massively entertained by Monster Jam trio accompanying the Campanella ter writing classes presented by fra- can Indian, 3001 Central St., Evanston, trucks as they battle one another on the Children's Choit 7:30 p.m. Friday, tured authors, pitch their manuscripts Free-$5; $10-$12 for talk, 847-475-1030 track Be sure to check out new compe- Northbrook Public Library 1201 Cedar to editors, literary agents, and publish- tition vehicles including extreme Mon- Lane, Northbrook, free, 847-272-6224 ers, take part in demos and more. noon Native Haute Couture: The year-long ster Jam Speedsters and Monster Jam Friday Saturday and Sunday, Loews exhibit celebrates the history of Native ATVs as they race around the arena.. Finding Joy ThroughLife:Social Chicago O'Hare , 5300 North Amencan high fashion from pre-con- 6:30 p.m. Thursday and Friday, 1 p.m. worker Ruth Field, LCSW conducts a River Road, Rosemont, $7-$369, 847- tact to today. It features garments that Saturday, noon Sunday, Allstate Arena, series ofupbeat and interactive work- 544-5300 showcase American Indian artistry and 6920 Mannheim Road, Rosemont, shops on coping with challenges until expertise in tanning, weaving, embroi- $22-$25; $12-$15 for kids ages 2-12, 11:30 am. Adults can gain confidence Steve Rannazzisi: Best known as dery, beadwork and tailoring. 10 am. 847-635-6601 and a sense ofempowerment as they Kevin on FX-TV's "The League" and as daily. Mitchell Museum of the Ameri- learn strategies to relieve stress and a cast member ofMTV's "PUnIÇ'd, the can Indian, 3001 Central St., Evanston, Ice Skating at Westfield Old enhance resilience. The fee for three comedian performs stand-up. 8 p.m. free, 847-475-1030 Orchard: The rink, in conjunction with weekly workshops is $15 for Senior and 10:30 p.m. Friday 7 p.m. and 9:30 the Skokie Park District, features skate Center members and $20 for non- Saturday Zanies Rosemont, 5437 Park Anytime/Anywhere: The Piven Im- rentals as well as special performances members. Call 847-291-2988 or visit the Place, Rosemont, $30 plus a two-item provisation Ensemble performs long- from the professional ice skating en- Northbrook Senior Center to register. food/drink minimum, 312-337-4027 form improv. 7:30 p.m. Thursday and semble IceSemble 5.8 p.m. Monday 10 a.m. Friday, Northbrook Park District Friday, Saturday, 2.30 p.m. Sunday, through Friday; 1-8 p.m. Saturday, 1-5 Leisure Center, 3323 Walters Ave., Artemis Singers Loves Lost, Loves Piven Theatre Workshop, 927 Noyes St., p.m. Sunday through March 15, West- Northbrook, $15 for Senior Center Found: Chicagu's feminist Evanston, $10, 847-866-8049 field Old Orchard, 4999 Old Orchard members and $20 for non-members. chorus performs. 8 p.m. Friday, Ethical Center, Skokie, $2 to skate; $3 rentals; 847. 291-2995 Humanist Society ofChicago, 7574 N. 'The Odd Couple': Enjoy the Tony $12 for skatinglessons, 847-673-6800 Lincoln Ave., Skokie, $10-$20 suggested Award-winning comedy classic about Palama Party Shabbat Yeladlm: donation, 773-764-4465 mismatched roommates by playwright 'White Guy on the Bus': In this play Kids up to age seven and their families Neil Simon. 8 p.m. Thursday and Friday, Ray, a successful white business execu- can comeintheir Pis and bring a favor- Saturday, Feb. 7 Saturday, 3p.m. Sunday, Oil Lamp The- tive, rides the bus past the state peniten- ite stuffed animal for a pizza and pasta ater, 1723 Glenview Road , Glenview, tiaí every Saturday. On his weekly ride dinner and services. 5:30 p.m. Friday, $35, 847-834-0738 he befriends Shatique, a young black Temple Beth-El, 3610 Dundee Road, A Cappella en Espanol: This colorful woman putting herselfthrough school Northbrook, free, 847-205-9982 tapes-try of music from the Spanish- 'Build Iti' at Kohl Children's and struling to raise a son on her speaking world will feature fresh Museum: The museum announces its own. 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday, Share the Warmth: Volunteers sounds and exciting rhythms from newly constructed, temporary exhibit Thursday, 8 p.m. Friday, 2:30 p.m. Sat- wanted. Join a group ofwarm, friendly, South America, Spain, and the Caribbe- Build It!, which puts a spin on classic urday and Sunday, Northlight Theatre, supportive women (men welcome) to an, with a special focus on Mexico. 9 building blocks by letting children 9501 Skokie Blvd, Skokie, $15-$49, 847- prepare one-of-a-kind fleece blankets p.m. Saturday, Nichols Concert Hall, explore and interact with ten different 673-6300 for chemo patients. Add a crochet edge 1490 Chicago Ave., Evanston, $12-$38, varieties of blocks in a single space to fleece and send these free blankets to 773-281-7820 through May 3,2015. Children can Friday, Feb. 6 new adult chemotherapy patients. You discover, stack, bridge, enclose, make can be taught a basic crochet stitch if FUSE: Studio: Drop in with friends to patterns, name and symbolize using needed. Bring lunch. Gatherings often wire LEDa, compose a nngtone, build blocks and more. 9:30 am. Thursday, Mitchell Museum of the American last until 2 or 3 p.m. 9 am. Friday, North an amp, mix chemicals to make gel Kohl Children's Museum, 2100 Patriot Indian free admission day: Visit Shore Senior Center, 161 Northfield beads, navigate a robot obstacle course Blvd., Glenview, $10-$11, 847-832-6600 exhibitions, the library, museum shop Road, Northfield, free, 847-784-6000 and more. For grades six to 12. midnight and more at no charge on the first Fri- Saturday, Evanston Public Library, 1703 The Mafia and the Battle for New day ofthe month at this museum de- Frank Sinatra: The Voice: Frank Orrington Ave., Evanston, free, 847- York: The rise oforganized crime in voted exclusively to American Indian Sinatra's career and personal life have 448-8600 America was fictionalized in The God- and First Nationals peoples throughout been compared to the peaks and valleys father and Boardwalk Empire. In Barry the U.S. and Canada 10 am. Friday, ofthe Himalayan Mountains. He was a EvanstonWinter Farmers Market: Bradford's presentation, learn how Mitchell Museum ofthe American complicated man with a roller coaster Shop for fresh produce and other local Meyer Lansky and Lucky Luciano be- Indian, 3001 Central St, Evanston, Free, life. However, his voice connoted ro- goods at the winter market. 9 am. Sat- gun a long, bloody strue for control 847-475-1030 mance for more than two generations of unlay, Evanston EcoloCenter, 2024 of the mafia in New York City 1p.m. Americans. Musical Biography Susan McCormick Blvd., Evanston, free Thursday 3:15 p.m. Thursday, North Drop-In Chess Club: Learn the funda- Benjamin presents a new perspective Shore Senior Center, 161 Northfield mentais ofthe game from volunteer on stories ofhis personal life as well as Sylvia McNair and Kevin Cole: Two- Road, Northfleld, $10-$13, 847-784- chess instructor Steve Levenson. 7 p.m. samples ofhis most outstanding film time Grainmy Award winning singer 6030 Friday, Glenview Public Library 1930 work. 10 am. Friday, North Shore Sen- ior Center, 161 Northfield Road, North- Turn to Calendar, Next Page CALENDAR

Calendar, fromPrevious Page Hymn Fest 8: God Is MyPock: The 45 voice Chancel Choir hosts this annual Sylvia McNair and world-renowned festival. 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Saturday, Glenview special needs are invited to hear a panel Public Library, 1930 Glenview Road, discussion on the topic of Helping Each Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 Other Grow and Learn and attend a comprehensive resource fait 1 p.m. A Year wIth Frog and Toad: Enjoy Sunday, Northbrook Community Syna- the musical about a cheerful frog and a gogue, 2548 Jasper Court Northbrook, grumpy toad. 10 a.m. Saturday,! p.m. free, 847-272-7255 Saturday, Northbrook Theatre, 3323 Walters Ave, Northbrook, $10-$12, Blood Drive:Help save lives at the 14th 847-291-2367 annual event. Eligible donors must be at least 17 years old (or 16 with parental Artemis Singers: Loves Lost, Loves consent), weigh at least 110 pounds, be Found: Chicago's lesbian feminist in good health and have not donated in chorus performs. 7p.m. Saturday, Ethi- the previous 58 days. 8 a.m. Sunday, cal Humanist Society of Chicago, 7574 Temple Beth-El, 3610 Dundee Road, N. Lincoln Ave., Skokie, $10-$20 sug- Northbrook, free, 847-205-9982 gested donation, 773-764-4465 FROZEMOPIT Ice Skating :The lawn Saturday Night Ballroom Dance ofthe park gets transformed into an Party:Take a tango lesson then prac- NHL-sized, outdoor skating rink where tice your moves while a Di spins at this visitors can skate under the lights dur- Valentin&s Day-themed bash. A light ing the holiday season. Skates can be buffet is izlcluded. 7:30 p.m. Saturday, rented for $8. 2 p.m. Sunday; MB Fi- Georgetown Clubhouse, 301 S. Prospect nancial Park at Rosemont, 5501 Park i Ave., Wood Dale, $10, 630-542-7644 Place Rosemont, free, 847-349-5008 Tango Lesson and Valentine-theme: The Armenian Genocide: American Ballroom dancers ofevery level, new- Response and American comer to advanced are invited to join PhilanthropyThe Illinois Holocaust professional ballroom dance instructor Museum marks the 100th anniversary and host Vito Magrone for a Tango ofthe Armenian genocide with a sym- lesson starting at 7:30 p.m. followed by a posium that examines the United ballroom social dance. Couples and States' response to through the lens of singles are welcome. 7:30 p.m. Saturday, the Near East Relief the first non-goy- Just Dance Studios at Georgetown ermnental, non-sectarian, ecumenical West; 30! South Prospect Ave., Wood effort ofits kind. 1:30 p.m. Sunday, Lili- Dale, $10, 630-542-7644 fois Holocaust Museum and Education Reintroducing Chicago's Center, 9603 Woods Drive, Skokie, free, Sunday, Feb. 8 847-967-4800 original entertainment guide Monday, Feb. 9 Experience the newMet -rnix.com.now on altofyour Weekend Family Class: devices.With entertainment listings that cover the city Papermaking with Plants:Children andthe suburbs,wereyour go-tosource so youcan spend ages 4-10 with an adult can learn the Book Babies:Songs, games, story time less time planning. and more time doing. process ofturning plants and old paper and free play for babies ages 2 and scraps into paper and make sheets of younger with a caregiver. 10:15 a.m. textured, scented, and colored hand- Monday, Evanston Public Library - made paper. 9:30 a.m. Sunday, i p.m. North Branch, 2026Central Street, Sunday, Chicago Botanic Garden, 1000 Evanston, free, 847-448-8600 Qmet Lake Cook Road, Glencoc, $23 per child, 847-835-5440 Baby and Me Time:Parents and their children up to 12 months can come in CALDAR for this opportunity to socialize and p.m. Tuesday, Glenview Public Library share parenting advice. An Advocate 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, free, Lutheran General Hospital nurse repre- 847-729-7500 sentative is on hand ftr any childhood development questions. 9:30 am. Mon- day, Kohl Children's Museum, 2100 Wednesday, Feb. II Patriot Blvd., Glenview, free, 847-832- 6600 Preschool Story Time: Stories and Yarn Gang: Kids in grades one and up songs for children ages 3-5 and a care- are invited to try their hand at knitting, giver. 10:30 ant Wednesday, Evanston crocheting or other yarn crafts. 4 p.m. Public Library, 1703 Orrington Ave., Monday, Morton Grove Public Library, Evanston, free, 847-448-8610 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 Guided Meditation: 0m Johari teach- es meditation techniques. Relax, renew, MGPI Kids: Monday Morning refresh and experience the stress-re- Playgroup: Drop-in play time for pre- lievingbenefits ofmeditation during schoolers with a parent or caregiver to guided sessions. 10:30 am. 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Meeting from 10-11:30 ant here include Brach's caramels, Mars Wednesday Bernard Weinger JCC, 300 Snickers bars, Wrigley's gum, Cracker Revere Drive, Northbrook, free, 224- Jack, Baby Ruth bars, Tootsie Rolls, and 406-9200 the ever popular Frango Mints. 1 p.m. Monday, North Shore Senior Center, 161 Storytime & Snacks Kids ages two Northfield Road, Northfield, $10-$13 and up and an adult can listen to stories non-member, 847-784-6030 in the store's Lifestyle Center. 10:30 am. Wednesday, 11:15 am. Wednesday, ParkRidge Chorale Audttions: The Whole Foods Market, 840 Willow Park Ridge Chorale is seeking new Road., Northbrook, free, 847-729-7500 members with prior vocal or choral experience. Auditions are open to Americana with Wayne Messmer: all. The Chorale holds auditions for Wayne Messmer sings, narrates, and new members (and re-auditions ftrmer hosts this special evening honoring the members who have not sung with the music ofour nation and those who group in over a year) on the first three serve. All veterans and active military Monday nights of each concert rehears- can enjoy free admission. 7:30 p.m. al period. 7:30 p.m. Monday, Park Ridge Wednesday; Pickwick Theatre, 5 S. Find the best deals on new and Nonprofit Center,720 Garden St, Park Prospect Ave., Park Ridge, $25; $20 for Ridge, free, 312-953-7438 seniors; Free for children 18 and under, used cars all in one place. 847-692-7726 Tuesday, Feb. lo Park Ridge CMc Orchestra 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Pickwick Theatre , 55. Check out Chicago Tribiin Prospect Ave., Park Ridge, $25,847-692- Chill Open Golf Outing: Play nine 7726 Dealer Specials today. holes of golf and dig into chili from- Club Casa. 9am. 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Kevin Cole McNair, Cole concert will benefit Songs by Heart BY DOROTHY ANDRIES Ing my career, sustaining it For the Pioneer Pi ess and enjoying it. The third part is about service. I am The Great American teaching at Indiana Univer- Songbook - a compendium sit3', which is certainly of words and music from service. Tin Pan Alle) Broadway "But when Nancy shows and Hollywood - came to me with this pro- will be the playbook for a gram in her hand, I knew pair ofbenefit concerts in this was part ofwhere I Evanston and Lake Forest. wanted to focus my life's Two-time Grammy energy." A portrait can reveal powerful things about an Award-winning singer Cole, who has done Sylvia McNair and pianist numerous benefit concerts individual, a time or a place. And no one tells the Kevin Cole will present with McNair has experi- songs from that musical enced Alzheimer's disease stories of Chicagoans and visitors to the Second City treasure trove to raise mon- Sylvia McNair in his own family: better than the ChicagoTribune. Chicago Portraits isa ey for the Sonby Heart "My father's sister, Aunt Foundation, which provides communica- Bernice, had it," he declared. "I would go stunning new coffee-table book that brings together tion and connection to people with memo- and play piano for her when I was in ry loss through the language and joy of my hometown, Bay City: Mich., and she the Tribune's best portraits from the past 150 years, music. would know me without question when I "We'll give a program of about 45to 50 played. including powerful images ofeveryday Chicagoans, minutes," said McNair, who has collabo- "I never forget one time when she took rated with Cole for at least a decade. "We'll my hand, looked me straight in the eye and actors, artists, athletes and politicians. probably choose our favorite songs the day said, 'Kevin, I hope you never get this. It's a before the first concert, but I promise there terrible thing to know someone in here will be songs by the Gershwins, Cole Por- (pointing to her heart), but not know them ter, Richard Rodgers, Stephen Sondheim in here (pointing to her brain).'" GE'I' l'Fi' ODAY WHERE%' ER B( )OKS and Marvin Hamlish." "Nancy and Sylvia and I have become McNair and soprano Nancy Gustalson, 'The Three Musicteers,' " he revealed. AND E-BO(M(S RE SOLD founder and artistic director of Songs by "Nancy puts her all behind wonderful Heart have been friends since 1982. organizations that make a difference. "I look at my life in three stages," McNair "Sylvia and I believe strongly in the said thoughtfully. "The first part up until I power of music to heal," he concluded. was about 25 years old, I was involved in "These performances are just a spring (íhicaioribuue education and training for my future ca- board to turning on a national spotlight for reer. After that I left school, won auditions using music and songs to rebuild connec- and made my first recording.Iwas, build- rions that have been interrupted." 30 HEALTH & FAMILY

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Vapor from electronic cigarettes may increase young people's risk of respiratory infections, whether or not it contains HEIDISTEVENS nicotine, a new laboratory Balan cingAct study has founcL Lungtissue samples When I tell people rm a fmm deceased children writer, the second most appeared to suffer damage frequently asked question when exposed to e-ciga- - after "What's your back- rette vapor in the labora- up plan?" - is, "Do you tory, researchers reported SEAN GALlUP/GErrY work from home?" in a recent issue of the Researchers found that the vapor from e-cigarettes in- My answerS Not ifl can journal PLOS One. The creases young people's risk of respiratory infections. help it. vapor triggered a strong Unlike the work of say, a immune response in epi- topped 40 million, an study findings were 11m- heart surgeon, my job can thelial cells, which are cells increase of620 percent. ited because the tests be done from various lo- that line the inside of the For the study, research- involved cells in a labors- cales. And when there are lung and pmtect the organ ers Obtained respiratory tor) not actual people no staff meetings or other between snacks, I wade escaped through the back from hami, said Dt Qun system tissue from chil- using e-cigarettes. The office-specific items on my through cleaning products gate, which slammed and wJ, lead author and a lung dren aged8to10who had tests also failed to compare agenda, my editors are to decide which one is locked behind us, which disease researcher at Na- passed away and donated the effects ofthe vapor open to occasional work- safest for particleboard sent the dog scurrying tional Jewish Health in their organs to medical with other inhalants, the from-home days. covered in veneer and down the alley which sent Denver. science. Researchers spe- group said. Fm fortunate that wa stained to look like cherry me - now locked out of Once exposed to e- cifically looked for tissue "Many in public health Working from home, after Then I clean my kitchen myownyardrunning cigarette vapor, these cells from young donors be- agreethatthe risks of all, is the holy grail of bal- cabinets. down the alley in my bath- also became more suscep- cause they wanted to focus vaping must always be ance. It's heralded by life Throw my children in robe yelling curse words. tibie to infection by rhino- on the effects of e-riga- considered in the context coaches, innovators and the house with me - as That never happens at virus, the virus that's the rettes on kids, Wu said. ofthe risks of cigarette creative thinkers as an they were when school the office. predominant cause of the The human cells were smoking and traditional invaluable tool in the quest was canceled - and the At the office, I have one common cold, the re- placed in a sterile con- stop-smoking therapies," to juggle our careers and layers ofdistraction grow job and I do it. searchers found. tinner at one end ofa ma- said Gregory Conle presi- our outside endeavors. I exponentially. Athome,Ihave37jobs "Epithelial cells are the chine with an e-cigarette dent ofthe American know men and women "Mom, do you want a and I do them simulta- first line of defense in our at the other end. The ma- Vaping Association. who pull it off beautifully face massage?" my son neously. While I work. airways," Wu said. "They chine applied suction to "Unlike past studies, For nine years, since I offered while I typed the I know this about myself protect our bodies from the e-cigarette to simulate this study provides the became a mom, l've tried other morning. by now, which is why I rise anything dangerous we the act ofusing the device. reader with no data to to master it. "No, I'm guod." at S am. on work-from- might inhale. Even without The vapor spurred the compare the liquid results For nine years I've "OK," he answered. "Fil home-days and find myself nicotine, this liquid can release ofIL-6, a signaling ta What would happen if failed. give you one."And he did. still working (the paid kind hurt your epithelial de-- protein that promotes these same cells were Today after back-to- Which was adorable but ofworking, that is) 16 fense system, and you will inflammation and an im- exposed to combustible back work-from-home sort ofimpeded my typing. hours later, tweaking that be more likely to get sick." mune system response. cigarettes, nicotine gum or days, inspired by back-to- My kids are not the last story nailing down The new report comes This occurred whether or the smoking cessation back school cancellations, problem, though. They'll that final interview, firing amid a surge in the popu- not the vapor contained drug varenidline (Chan- I am prepared to declare, play happily together for offone last round of lanty of e-cigarettes, which nicotine, although nicotine tin)? That is an important once and for all: Working hours. emails. are being promoted by appeared to slightly en- and unanswered ques- from home is not for me. I am the problem. I am Everythinggets done manufacturers as a safer hance the release of [L-6, tion," Conley said. First, there's the food. I incapable of single-tasking but I wouldn't call it effi- alternative to traditional the researchers said. Dr.Norman Edehnan, eat it all. Some combina- at home. This would be cient. tobacco cigarettes and a The exposed lung tissue senior medical adviser for tion of"it's nearby" and fine I suppose ff1 were Maybe on this topic rm possible smoking-cessa- also appeared more sus- the American Lung Asso- "it's free" and "no one is better at multitasking. uncharacteristically old tion aid. ceptíble to the common ciation, agreed that people here to judge how fre- Last winter I attempted school. Maybe rm wired Nearly1.8million chil- cold virus, developing should be cautious in quently I stuffmy face" a stretch of work-from- for a bygone era of com- dren and teens in the higher amounts of virus drawing conclusions based sends me to my kitchen home days after our frozen partmnentali7ed identities. United States had tried compared with healthy on lab tests using cell cabinets far more than a pipes burst and I needed to working professional by e-cigarettes by 2012, the cells that had not been cuhare& person should really be welcome various flood day, domestic gnofball by study authors said in back- exposed to the vapor, the At the same time, Edel- visiting her kitchen cabi- mitigators, insurance ad- night. ground information. Less investigators found. man said, the study find- nets. justers and contractors Which isjust as weil, than2percent of American The American Vaping ings are "interesting and Once Fm there, of into our house at all hours. since my editors will likely adults had tried e-ciga- Association, an industry provocative" and fit in course, I realize how my Atone pointIdecided to turn down all ofmy future rettes in2010,but by last group representing e- with prior research on the cabinet doors look in sun- take the garbage out Sim- work-from-home requests. year the number had cigarette-makers, said the effects ofe-cigarette use. lighe kind ofgross. So pie enough. But the dog Anybody want a snack? 32IALTH & FA1ULY Apps allow cats to catch Website founder bristles cybercrittersontablets at dating-message spam

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When Laura Fritfs It's probably one ofthe most annoying, I felines play with her iPad, and most inevitable, aspects of online her fat cat loses the urge to dating No matter who you are or what eat, her scaredy-cat loses site you use, you're bound to get a boatload his fear and her youngest ofgeneric messages that look as if they just loses interest were copy/pasted to a million other peo- I Ifyou've had enough pie. time to play with the tablet There are telltale signs ofthis kind of you got for the holidays, tiy thing. a certain lack ofpersonal detail, a turning the device over to certain brevitthe resort to vague and your tech-savvy cat Every overstated compliments like "you're beau- cat app, no matter the TJ. FULLER/AP tiñil" or "I like your profile" (Really?) And maker, has something for LA-based Hiccup has created three apps for felines, in- yet, none ofthe largest paid dating sites, felines to electronically cluding Catzilla. which Beans is seen playing with here. let alone the free ones, will tell you track, stalk or hunt, such as straight up when someone has sent the mice, bugs or laser dots. Playful away same message to multiple people, even SHIRLAtNE FOPREST/BPIS'P "Cats are attracted to "I did not want the though the technology behind that feature John Kershaw included features on the things that move, and that alternatives device ruined or her hurt is mdimentary Bristir site to make it more transparent. is the 'magic' for most of Not too keen on letting from biting too hard," Maybe theyjust lack the imagination of the apps," said Bonnie kitty paw your technology? Rittmuller said. 28-year-old John Kershaw, of Manchester, (Le., adherents of"Cop Paste & Bang") or Beaver, a profrssor at The Humane Society of Even cats at shelters are England, the one-man show behind make datingvastiy more eflicient, thus Texas A&M University's the United States' website joining the tech trend. Bristir, a social network for guys with lessening the time users spend on site (to College ofVeterinaiy Med- has an informative article When the Society for beards that will, among other things, tell quote Aaron Schildkrout, CEO of How icine and executive direc- on cat-friendly toys; some the Prevention of Cruelty you when you're being message spammed. About We, "Ifyou succeed, you ios&'). tor ofthe American Col- you probably have around to Animals Los Angeles Since launching at the end of October, But Bristh which Kershaw built and lege ofVeterinary Behav- the house (pingpong balls, received a couple of used Bristir has earned some love from the funded himself can basically add whatev- iorists. wine corks) and some you tablets two years ago, the lumbersexual crowd and a few luxnbercu- er features he wants. As ofthis writing, "The motion in most can make yourself Go to shelter decided to see if nous reporters, most ofthem peeking in Bristlr has almost 60,000 users, about a apps is jerky and quick, humanesoeiety.org (type any oftheir homeless cats for the loE But Bristlr isn't just a bearded third ofthem in the United States. The much like an insect," she "cat toys" in the search were hiding inner artists. face: The app is introducing some innova- response has been so enthusiastic that said. field). Two ofthem, dubbed tions that could add critical social context Kershaw, who was working as a freelance Every cat is different, Pawblo Picasso and Frida back to online dating. Web developer and threw Bristir together but if they are like two of Cado, created abstract art Aside from the copy/paste notification, as a joke, recently decided to make the Fritz's, they will love paw- that looked like fuzzy which Kershaw implemented on a whim project his full-time gig. ing the screen to catch There are several cat circles, and the organiza- one Friday morning, he's also working on In doingso, hejoins a legion of niche critters, which breaks apps on the market. bon turned it into salable a rating feature that will let users grade dating sites that have sprung up over the anxious Maxie out of his 'Pocket Pond" for Android notecards. the quality oftheir correspondents' mes- past 10 years - a legion so large, in fact, shell and gives hefty Mr. tablets allows cats to follow Those trading up to a sages. ffpeople regularly rate you highly that it now accounts for an estimated Brutus a way to exercise, fish or dragonflies with newer model tablet should in terms ofhow much time you seem to one-third ofthe online dating market said Fritz, of Waltham, their paws. Friskies' "Cat consider donating used spend on your messages, then you'll get a Most ofthese sites you won't have heard Mass. But they may be like Fishing" also taps into the devices to shelters, said little star on your profile. He's alsocon- o1 inpart because they cater to such a her youngest, Pansy Rose, fish theme for Android and Ana Bustilloz, spokeswom- tempiating status updates, a la Facebook, small and specific demographic - think who couldn't care less. Apple devices. an for the organization. to inject a little more personality and grabs or prison inmates or die-hard "Star Maxie and Brutus work Some people worry People give food, kitty transparency into the site. Trek" geeks. But they also tend to fade together on the app 'Paint about damage to the devic- litter and blankets, but "T view it as trying to make the service into the background because, zany inter- for Cats," chasing a mouse es, but claws won't hurt the many don't think of animal subtly more open and honest," Kershaw ests and fetishes aside, they're all basically and leaving a trail of splat- screen, said Fuller, who ran shelters when it comes to explains. "It's important to me to keep the same. (Sometimes literally the same, in tered paint where they many tests. (Though if you tech equipment, she said. Bristir's positive and genuine vibe, and fact A number ofcompanies produce have pawed, rubbed, have a protective covering Back at the Fritz house, stufflike this is key to that" undifferentiated "white label" sites that jumped or made other on your screen, that could the cats work out their Positivity and genuineness might seem theyjust brand and market differently) marks with their move- get scratched.) problems with the tablet like pretty obvious values to steer by no Bristh on the other hand, is a thing all ments. Nobody has tested for The 21-pound Brutes is one goes into a date looking to have a bad its own. It might not be your thing, but it's it is among three popu- teeth, and Karen Rittmull- only motivated by food and time, but the dating industry rarely articu- hard to argue with the philosophy Ker- lar apps created by TJ. er, ofsalem, Mass found a refuses to exercise, so lates its core values that way. shaw is pushing, The idea that providing Fuller and Nate Murray's problem with a bite. "Paint for Cats" gets him to As Dan Slater explains in his 2013 book users with more information, and more Los Angeles company Rittmuller tried to get move, Fritz said. on the subject, major corporate dating transparency, will help them "make better Hiccup The company also her calico cat Pixel to live "Maxie is scared of sites are motivated, in large part by get- decisions" in their online dating lives. features a mouse-chasing up to her high-tech name, everything that moves. But ting users to visit over and over and over "As opposed to most matching sites," game called "Game for so she downloaded "Game when he's painting. he again. Ifthey're totally upfront about how Kershaw adds, "which tend to put your Cats" and monster-crush- for Cats," but her pet will becomes a different cat people use the sites or how many people interaction with somebody else in a vacu- ing game dubbed "Cat- only stalk, pounce and bite and really gets into it," she use the sites, they run two big risks: More um." zilla." the iPad, so she took it said. transparency could alienate some users Your move, OkCupid. FOOD 33

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The bud opening will be held PIN. 19-26-328-065-0000 for sale without any representation as to quality or quantity of title and Gienview- 1,2,3 Bds on Tuesday, Marce 3, 2015 at Address: 3727 West 77th Street, without recourse to Plaintiff and in AS 1S Ifyoubelieve youhave Condition. The sale it fur- LUXURY RESIDENCES 10:00am CST at Park Ridge City Chicago, Illinois 60652 ther subiect to confirmation by the court. Upon payment in full of the PETS Valley Lo Towers ii been discriminated against in Hall, at which urne all bids will NOW HIRING (JOB improvements: Singlefamily amount bid, the purchaser will receive a Certificate of Sale that wIll 1910 Chestnut Ave connection with the sale, rental be publicly opened and read. All Residence entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real estate after conhrmatuon of FAIR EVENT Call (847) 998-1800 u200 bids must be received prior to Sale stall be under the followIng the sale. Where a sale of real estate is made to safety a lien prior to Mon-Fri loam-4pm at financing nf housing, Cull: The date and time Shows above. Thursday. February 5, 2015 terms: The real estate described that of the UnIted States, the United States shall have ove year from www valleylotowers.cont Bids transmitted by facsimile herein, with all improvements, the date of sale within which to redeem, except that with respect to lprrl dOur West City and Suburbs (faa) wIll not be accepted. COME JOIN DUd GROWING tIntares and appurtenances us a lien arising ander the Internal revenue laws the period 05811 5e 120 ORGANIZATiON i HOPE Fair Housing Center sold inas iscondition The days or the period allowable for redemption under State law, which- Seeking highly qualihed appli- Dogs Bids must be submitted in a sablent property is offered for ever is lon8er, and it any case in whiCh, under the provisions of sec- 630.590.6500 sealed envelope marked in tIte sale without any representa- lion 505 ofihe HousingAct of 1950 as amended 112 U.S.C. 1701k1. and caruts to provide community- Commercial for Rent lower left hand corner: based services toindivlduats South City and Suburbs: tion as to quality or quantity of subsection IdI of section 3720 of title 38 of the United States Code, the DO NOT OPEN - title and without recourse to redit to redeem dons not arise, there shall be no right of redemption with physicalintellectual dis- South Suburban Housing Center abilities and behavioral health FACILITIES OPERATION AND Counter-Plaintiff. Prenlisen will TIle property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no issues PosItions available in Au- 708.9574674 MANAGEMENT SERVICES NOT be open forinspection, representatPsn as to the condition of the property. Prospective bidders PW-FY15-16 - BIO OPENING: and Counter-Plainsff makes no are admonished to Check the court Ele to verify all informatuon. It this rora, ITt-Cities, Vorlcaulle& Elgin Skokie 1st mo. rent S) 2nd mo. North City and Suburbs: March 3, 2OtS - 10:00AM CS1' representations nor any war- property in a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at the fore- Admun Support -Ride in Kane - rent $2, LTLOffices for Rent. Address the sid to City nf Park El un (PT) lnierfailh Housing Cenler ranties as to the condition of the closure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assessments and Nr TO5EV g Edens 300ft-400ft- Ridge, Attn Finance Department. property. the legal fees required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 iLCS O -Aurora. Tn-Cities, Yorkvulle uOOft-l200ft. May combine, no nf rho Northern Suburbs & Elgin lF'T & PT) SOSButler Place, Park Ridge, IL There shall be no prorahon of 605/9ltIJ(ll and lg.114l. It this property us a condominium unit which Is entras, nightly clean-up. 847.501.5760 60068 tanes, assessments, water bills part oFa common interest community, the purchaser of the unit at the DSP- louise Manager- Autora & Call 847-602-6622 02/05,2015 3026855 or any other bill that may accrue Elgin IR) foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the assessments OSP- Behavior Supports- Aurora German Sheoherd - g. DUTCH or has accruediiiassociation required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 1LCS 605/18.51g-l(, & Elgun (FT & PT) SHEPHERD $250-51200 Il-ained with the property IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR IHOMEOWNERI, YOU HAVE THE RIGHT DSP- Day Lawn Maintenance' dogs avail AKC WhIte, sable, LEGA LS VILLAGE OF SKOKIE The deposit requited at tIre time TO REMAIN black & tan brindle. Guar, deIty REAL ESTATE FOR NOtiCE TO BIDDERS of saie will be between 10% IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF POS- Recycling- Elgìn (PT) and 25% of the successful bid. insulin Nurse- St. Charles (PT) avail 8l57l 9090 SALE The Village of Skokie is now ac SESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15- 1 701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS Contact Elizabeth at 63h-966- cepsisg seated BIOS for The balance of the bid amount MORTGAGE 4028 to schedule an Interview. is required to be paid with in 24 FORECLOSURE LAW You Will need a photo udenhhcation issued bya Applications accepted online Skokie Fire Station 16 Roof Re- hours st sale. At payments of government agency Idriver's license passport, etc.) in order to gain the amount bud shall be in certi- entry unto our saultíung and the foreclosure sale room un Cook County @ 'wthe- association org habititation (è. ( (è tied funds. Walk-Ins welCome Assumed Name and the same identuhcation for sales held at other county venueu Aosocuation for Individual Devel Notice is hereby given that the The ludgment amount is where The Judicial Soleo Corporation conducts foreclosure sales. opnrent Village of Skolse willreceive $108,579.85 with accruing pont For unformatton, examine the court tile or contact Plaintiff's attorney: German Shepherd - 6 Dutch BiDS at 5127 Daktorr Street, ludgment interest and accruing CODILIS S ASSOCIATES, PC.. 1SWO3O NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE r135 Bowes Rd. P1gm, IL 60123 Commercial for Sale costs. roo BURR RIDGE S5eplivrd- 5350-$1200. Trained ASSUMED NAME Skokie, Illinois 60077 Attention: dogs avail. AKC white, sable, - Michael Aleksic, Purchasing At any time, if the sale us set IL 6ó527, 1630) 74-9876 Please refer to file number 14- 10-05425. THE Notice Is hereby given, pursuant aside for any reason. the pur- black g tan, brindle Saar, deIty to "An Act in relation to the use Agent until JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION One South Wacker Drive, 24th Ploo MtoCJau,on or avail 815-721-9090 chaser shall have no recourse or Chicago, IL 60606-4650 indrulu,,I lirorloprooni of an Assumed Business Name 1 1 00 a ni. local time on Tues- A day, March 3, 2015, claims against the mortgagee'S (3121 236-SALE you can also visit The JudicIal Sales Corporation at in the conduct or transaction attorney(sl Prospective bidders w.ttsc.com for a 7 day status reosrt of pending sales. COIIILIS & of Business in the State,as amended, that a certification A mandatory tire-bid conference are to check the court file and ASSOCIATES, P.C. l5W030 NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE 150 BURR .. . 67 *1- ACRES NW IL LOG was registered by the under- will be held at ls-so urn. Friday, verity all information herein and 8100E, IL 60527 16301 794-5300 Attorney Eile No. 14-10-05425 ¡Otor- HOME & EQUESTRIAN CNTR February 20, 2015 at Skokte Fire therein. ney ARDC No. 00468002 Atnomey Code. 21762 Case Number lT CH 51,750,000 signed with the County Clerk Sale shall be subiect to general or Cook County.Registration Station16, 7424 h4iles Center 007825 TJSCI 35-1014 NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair OnEs Collection Classified Ads :ó. CROPS, INDOOR ARENA Road, Skokie, IL 60077. tanes, special assessments, and Practices Act you are advised that PlaintIff's attorney is deemed to Labrador Retriever -LT8 PUPS Owner wIlling to separate Nsntber D15140564 on Sana- any liens or encumbrances that be a debt cotlectsr attempting to collect a debt and any nf ormation The most cost-effective e MINI LABS ary 9, 2015. Under the Assumed home from center. Name of Bidders will be required is cer- have priority. obtained will be used for that purpose. 5350-$800 Choc, Polar, yellow, g wwW NWILHORSERANCH For informationScott RBar- 1643063 way to sell your Home, PARKWEST MEDIA tify that foi all work to be per- BIP. Started dogs $1000-52500. coni formed pursuant to the Contract fuss.Counter-Plaintiff'sAStor- r/29, 215, 2/12/lS 907947 Guar., MCEip, delivery anail. 815- Call Angela 815-777-3012 wrtE the business located al ney, 24 East Avenue. Riverside, Car or Valuables! 245 Devon Ave .Park Ridge DocumentS, at least the prevail- 712-9090 UC-I-feartland Realty ing rateof mages as found IL 60546. Tel. No (708( 788-4870. IL 60068. The true and real full Thus us an attempt to collect a name(sl and residence address and determined by the Illinois Department of Labor for Cook debt pursuant to the Fair Debt of theownerlsl/partnerlolio- CollectionPracticesAct vnd Raymond Lestina, 245 Devon County will be paid to all work- NEW AD PLACEMENT Classified Ads - ers and employees employed any information obtained will be Ave,, Park Ridge IL 65068. USA. used for that purpose. GARAGE SALE DIRECTORY 1/22, 1/29, 215115 8904380 and working on the prolect Call 866-399-0537 or The most cost-effective 1/22, 1/29,2/5/15 #903813 visit placeonod. ASSUMED NAME Any bid or proposal submitted way to sell your Home, Notice is hereby given, pursuant unsealed, unsigned, fax trans- fribunesuburbs.com Car or Valuables! Huntley - ANOTHER POTPOURRI to "An Act in relatIon To the use missionsOr receivedsubse- ESTATE SALE! Sat Feb 7 5 Sun pf an Assumed Business Name quent to the aforementioned Feb 8 10-4 12650 Crestvrew Or, in the conduct or transaction date and time will be disquali- Grays Lake - 4t8 lennifer, Parking west sude Only Feb. 5-6, Huntley NO SIGNS ALLOWED, of Business in The State, as fiad and returned tothe bidder. 9-4_ Fetr 7-8, R-1BARBARA'S PLEASE FOLLOW THESE amended. that a certihcatuon lye Village of 56061e reserves ABSOLUTE ESTATE SALES. DIRECTIONS(westontoDel was registered by tIre ander- the rignt to relect any and ali Vintagesterling Webb Blvd. turn left onto Sun signed with the County Clerk buds or parts thereof, ro waive Evanston- items From A to 14K lewelry, any irregulanties ot informali- Z 2749 Asbury Fri arrd Sat 9-3 New England colonial furniture, City Blvd. right onto Crestvlew of Cook County.Registration Irish gaming table circa 1740, Or I High-End sale. House Number D1S140595 on January ties iii bidding procedures and AntiquesandKittunger See loaded with artistic scupltures 12, 2015. Under the Assumed to award the contract in a man- estateuales ret Cash Only Sister Gertrude Morgan S N. Washburnfolkart,Limoge and art work, Entire Kitchen; Name of ver best serving the Interest of Pickard, Blue Willow china, full Exceptional furniture; Outdoor SANDY'S BAKERY the Village kitchen aird garage BEAUÌ1FULI statuary and oculpturesl with the business located at View estatvsales.net Costume Jewelry; Ladies 8971 N Potter ed Unit E, Des Skokie VillageHallis a fully Fashionable clothes, shoes, For Plaines, IL 60016. Thetrue accessible building Persons list of Items & pictures go to and real full namets( and resi- requiring assistance should con- potpourriesfatesales.csrn dence address of the owner(s)/ tract the Purchasing Office at parnner(slis TomasSantos, 847-933-8240 or fly 673-9330 73 Mariner North, Fox Lake, IL 60020, USA Michael AIeksiC 1/22, 1/29. 2/5/15 8904071 Purchasing Agent Village of Skokue BUSINESS SERVICE DIRECTORY ASSUMED NAME 02/05/2015 3025789 Notice is hereby given, pursuant to An Act In relation to the use of an Assumed Business Name 1-847- 1-847- An type of home re.air( KA SA L in tEe conduct or transaction of Business in the State,.8s E ectrica .P um .ung. Carpentry. Painting & Decorating Al FRITZ & SON PAINTING amended, that a certihcation NEW AD Paintin. BR/BsmntlKitclren interior/Exterior inVEst, Free Est Wallpaper was registered by the under- emodelmng 6 more. Fainting & Wallpapering signed with the County Clerk PLACEMENT Free vstmmatesl Wall Washing or Conk CountyRegistration Call leroy 847-71-43970r FREE ESI1MATES Number D15145686 on January For your emaIl. propol2002yaftoo.com Call Steve (6301968-5593 22, 2015. Under the Assumed convenienCe, Name of HEBDA SERVICES classified ad with the business located at pfacement is available Piano Lessons for All 4219 N Mason,Chicago.IL Affordable Care: (ver A:eS 60634 The true and real full 24 hours o day, 7 days L.. urrgForAlo To FOREST GARAGS DOORS By Master oFine Arts wi namelsl and residence address Live-in 24/7 or Come & Go ThIrty years of leaching of the ownerlsl/partnerlsl is. a week and 365 days a Best price, All Loc's, NO Fees Family Owned Since 1946 experience. MucSaI Hebda, 4219 N Mason, year. Visit ploceanad, Eng Spese Bonded/Insured SalesServiceunstallatmon At your home or my studio Chicago, IL 60634 70g-692- 2S&I 708-652-9405630-969-94T6 12241402-4285 Rita 1/29,2/5,12/2015 908653 fribunesuburbs.com 3 Probate Public Hearings Storage - Legal AUtos Wanted PUblIC Hearings Public Hearings Public Hearings Public Hearings

State of Illinois NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Life Storage Centers of State Circfe This! In The Circuit Court of Cook CONSOLIDATED PLAN FOR Street wilIThold a public Sale In '' County, Illinois 2015-2019 COMMUNITY enforce a lien imposed on said Probate Division DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS property, as described below. n the matterof the estate AND ACTION PLAN FOR pursuant Io the Illinois Self Ser- 01 EvangelineFarmakis, loe FISCAL YEAR 2016 vice Storage Facility Act. Illinois CLASSICS WANTED - Any cIas- IEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ceasedl MARCH2 2015 Code 770 TICS 95/1 to 95/7 on sic cars in any condition. '205, Case No. 2014 P 007102 in compliance with u s. Depart- Tuesday February 1020i at '305,'dOs.'505,'605 8'755 Publicatiofl Notice ment nfHousing and Urban Life Storage Centers o the State Hofrodo & Exoticul TOP DOLLAR Notice is given in the death of Development iHUDlreguiatlons, Street, 237,t S State St. Chicago, PAIDI Collector. Call James, Skokie Plan Commission, Thursday, March 5, 2015, Village of Skokie, 5127 Gaktan Street, Skokle, IllInois 60077, at vari0eline Farmakis of ChiCagO, the Village of Skokie is presently IL 60616 Management reserves 630-201-8122 7:30 P.M., to consider the following: Illinois Letters of office were is- preparing a Consolidated Plan tfne right to withdraw any unit sued on December 29, 2014 to and an Action Plan for the Corn- from sale. Registered or motor NEW ACTiON lames Farmakis whose attor munifyOeyeloprnent Block Grant vehicles are sold "As is I Parts Vans rey is Jury Chelin, 1454 Miner ICD8G) program, and any Only," no titles or registration. TAKEN Des Plaines, Illinois 6001k email Other federal community plan- Tenant Name Unit address toiychelin©yahoocom ninganddevelopmentpro- Bruce Backs 509 2015-lP - Site Plan Approval: 8101-8107 Skokie Boulevard Notice to Heirs and Legatees grams forwhich the Village Lady layne Productions LTD L12 Bhojani Real Estate Management, LLC, requests site plan approval for a mixed-use development with Notice is given to unknown heirs may become eligible to apply Melinda Banks 11 who are the heirs sr legatees in In developing these plans, the Brenda Grant 133 Dodge Grand caravan 2005 approximately 3,500 ft2 of ground floor commercial space and 9 upper-story residences in a CX Core the above titled proceeding to Villageis encouraging citizen Chrisfopher Buckner 197 53,350V-6, nuns and lnnks like probate a will and whose name participationand ernphasiz- Sam Higgins 210 new, like new tires, maintained, 7 MIxed-Use zoning district and any relief discovered during the review of this Case. or address is not stated ng the involvement of low! LadyJayneProductions LTD 2563 passengers, garage ready fur trips. PINs: 10-22-317-020-0000 and 10-22-317-021-0000. Within 42 days after the effec- moderate-income residents.In RorineyWeerns 2080 &,c and heut COlI 618-210-t506 tive date of the original order ut addition, the Village is seeking Leslie Webster 3049 2015-2P - Zoning Chapter Amendment: Congregate Living FacilIties admission or horn the date of to promote the participation of John Lapine 3075 the first publication of this no- allifs residents, including mi- Evelyn Holmes 4086 The Village of Skokie CorporatIon Counsel and Village Manager request modifications to §1 18-88 of the tice. you may hie a petition with norities and non-English speak- Alphaeah 4115 Zoning Chapter of the Village Code regarding Congregate living facilities, Including the number of the court to require proof pf the ing persons, as weil as persons Gail Hutson 4157 will by testimony of the witness Willi rnobiiity,visual, or hearing Hazel Olany 5036 APARTMENT FOR bedrooms in a unit that would require site plan approval, the minimum distance between facilities, to the will in open court or other impairrnlentn Citizens. organiza- 1/29, 215/2015 908391 regulations pertaining to units rented by agencies, and any other sections of the Village Code related to evidence, as provided in 5/621 lions. agencies, and other inter- RENT? of the Probate Act of 1975 IliCs esled parties The Search begins this case. 1922. 755, 5/6-211 WIll have the opportunity Io you also have the right under provide their Input to the Con- AUTOMOTIVE herel Many 2015-3P - Zoning Chapter Amendment: Congregate LMng Facilities 5/8-1 of the Probate Act flics solidaled Plan and Action Plan apartment and home The Village of Skokle Village Manager requests a review and possible modificatIons of the Zoning 1992. 755, 5/8-il to contest the A public hearing will be held on validity of the will by filing a peti- Moinday, Marcs 2,to receive hunters check the Chapter of the Village Code regarding rooming houses. tion with the court within six 161 specific public comment on the Clossitieds before months after admission of the draft 5-year Consolidated Plan will to probate for 2015-2019, which includes looking for a new FOR YOUR INFORMATION: Plans and related documents are available at the Village's Community Development Tse estate will be administered the draft t-year Action Plan for Autos for Sale place ho live, without court supervision, un- Fiscal Year 2016. Approval by Department, Planning Division, (847) 933-8447 Monday through Friday, from 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM, less under 5/28-40f the Probate fhe VIllage Board of iTustees Advertise your rental Act (lLcS 1992, 755, 5/28-41. Any will berequestedatthat interestedpersonterminates hearingThe hearing willbe units with us to get a independent administration at conducted in the VillageHall jump on the SPECIAL AID: Available upon request for the disabled. Call (847) 673-0500 or email infoioiskokie.org. any time by mailing or deliver- Council Chambers immediately FORD TAURUS 1999, 75.O vga petition lo terminate to the following the regular rrnunicipal miles. 4 door Turquesa Blue, Competition! Coil clerk. Claims against the estate governmentbusIness which full power, Vo Engine, automatIc. 866-399-0537 or visit may be filed in the office of the begins at a oo pm Drafts of the good cnnlditinn, $2,200/best otter Interested parties are invited to attend this meeting. This notice is for information purposes only. clerlr on or before July 22. 2015, Consolidated and Action Pians 708-925-3599 ploceanad. Which date is not less than SIS will be available to the public tribunesuburbs.com Published in the Skokie Review on February 5, 2015. Paul Luke, Chairman (61 months from the date of the beginningFriday,January30, lirStpublication of the notice at Village Hall in the Planning PORSCHE 1985, 944. Sunroof, and any claim not filed within Division, and the Sknkie Public all power. new paint job. new that period io barred. Arty ques- Library n the Reference Depart- tinning bell excellent condition tions or petitions should be di- metrI All comments or concerns t3,000 no rebuilt engine $6,856 rected to Jory Chefin (847) 827- should be made in writing to the 219-981-7709 2700, as attorney for tile estate contact persn listed below The ONLINE 1/22, 1/29, 2/5/15 #904560 Village of Skokie will respond to Go to placeanad. ali written comments received from the public willnin 15 days, tribu nesubu rbs.com where practtcable NEWAD PLACEMENT to order and pay for Foi turther information, please contact Carrie Haberstich, ALCP, Call 866-399-0537 yourclassifiedad. Pianner/CDBG Administrator in orvisitploceonad. Online. Anytime. ft's writing at the Village of Skokie, 5127 Oakton SI,Skokie,IL tribunesuburbs.com fcisf! If's easy f State of IIIÌnoi s 60077 Commentsarealso In The Circuit Court of Cook welcome by email at came. County. Illinois haberslich@skskie org or by fax Probate Division at 847-568-8896SPECIAL AID In the matter of the estate of available upon request for the lane Gabrielow, lOeceatedi physically diSabledCall847- Case No, 2014 P 007660 673-0500 or email Sell Your Stuff PublicatIon Notice lnfo@skokieorg Notice is given in tile death of 1/29 & 215/15 998488 lane Gabrielow of Mt Prospect, Illinois 60056 Letters of office in the Classifieds! were issued on January 9, 2015 lo Peter Gabrlelow, 1806 Tans. Public Nolices MtProspect,Illinois60056. whose attorney is Jory Chelht, 1454 Miner Des Plaines, Illinois 60016 email address jury chelin@yahoo coin, Claims agairrst the estate may NOtiCE IS HEREBY GIVEN in be Sled in the office of the Clerk the Matter of Lindsey A Urry of the Circuit Court in Room Koshgarian s lustin a Fanella. t 202, Richard J. Daley Center. Cook County Case No2014- Chicago, Illinois 60602 or with L-008844, Justin BFanellais therepresentative,orbotti hereby served by publication on or before January 29, 20i and is required 1014e an answer which dale is not less than 6 In the complaint in this case, or months from the date of the otherwise filehis appearavce, lirst publication of this notice and pay the required tee, iii the and any claim not Sied within Office of the Circuit Court Clerk that period is barred Copies of of the Cook County Richard J any claim filed wittr the Clerk oalep Center, 50 W Washington, must be mailed or delvered lo room 801, chicago Illinois. Jus- line represerrtafrae and lottie at- tin 8. Fanella is required to hIe 10mev within todays after if has within 30 days of the date of this been tiled publication. lt he fails lodoso, a s/ Jory Chelin, Attorney ludgment by defaull may been- 1/29,2/5,2/12/15 #907709 tered against him for the relief renuested in the complaint 1/29, 2/5, 12/2015 907450

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Prep: 25 minutes Cook: 5-7 minutes Makes: 6 servings MARIO BATAU From "Molto Gusto" by Mario Batali. Considered Italy's version of bacon, 4ounces pancetta, cut into pancetta is made fmm pork belly, pep- V4-inch dice (have the pered, rolled, tied and hung to cure It's pancetta sliced 1/4-inch thick I most often used as a cooking ingredient to when you buy it) add flavor, as in this celery and pancetta tablespoons extra-virgin olive salad that Otto Pizzeria in New York has 2 served for years. oil I like to cuir meats in-house and create i pound celery root (celeriac), trimmed, peeled antipasti and salads with ìngredients that pair well with them. To me, some house- 4tender inner celery ribs, sliced cured vegetables about the same size as the paper-thin 1/4 pieces of meat work well. When pairing cup slivered celery leaves ingredients together, they should have a (chiffonade) similar size, bite and mouthfel. (The same 6tablespoons red wine goes for pasta - the vegetable should be vinaigrette. see recipe the same size as the noodle.) Thus, the Maldon or other flaky sea salt pancetta and celery in this recipe are both Coarsely ground black pepper diced and slivered, no more than a quarter- Combine the pancetta and olive oil inch thick. 1in a medium saute pan and cook Celery root also refrrred to as celenac over medium heat. stirring or knob celery is a variety cultivated for its occasionally, until the pancetta has edible shoots and roots. While it's not the rendered its fat and is crisp. 5 to 7 farmers market's most beautiful oflring. minutes. this bulbous root vegetable is often under- appreciated for its distinctive, parsleylike Meanwhile. using a box grater, flavor. Raw celery root tends to dominate 2coarsely grate the celery root into salads, so pair it with eqiudly strong veg- a large bowl. Add the sliced celery etables and fruits such as apples, beets or and celery leaves. Add the vinaigrette carrots ifyou're avoiding meat to the salad, tossing gently. Season I chose to use celery with pancetta be- with salt and pepper to taste. cause it's something that everyone has in Remove the pancetta from the the back of their crisper drawer. Go look 3rendered fat, and discard the fat I'm sure you have it on hand. Pour the pancetta over the salad. The late Marcella Hazan (one of my tossing gently, and serve culinary heroes) and I always agreed that immediately. the best way to allow celery to cut loose is Nutrition Information per serving to throw it in a bath with salty, spicy cured 167calories,14g fat, 3 g saturated fat. pancetta 7 mg cholesterol,8g carbohydrates.3 When picking celery root from the g protein,212mg sodium.2g fiber shelves, choose one that is firm and rela- tively heavy for its size. As when buying potatoes, avoid those with many rootlets Red wine vinaigrette and soft spots. Once refrigerated, celery root can be kept for up to a week when Prep: 5 minutes Makes: i cup sealed properly. Although I prefer it grated and tossed raw in salads, cooked celery 1/4cup red wine vinegar, root is an excellent addition to soups, stews preferably Chianti and warm side dishes. 1/4 CU sparkling water 1/2 CU extra virgin olive oil, Mano Batali is the award-winning chef preferably Ligurian behind 24 restaurants includingEataly, Whisk the vinegar. water and olive oil DelPosto, and his flagship Greenwich Village together in a small bowl. (Can be enotca, Babbo. In this column, Mario an- refrigerated for up to5days.) swers questions submitted via social media arid by people he encounters daily. Nutrition information per tablespoon: 60 calories.7g fat, i g Twitter @rnariobatali saturated fat,Omg cholesterol,O g QIJENTIN BACON PHOTO carbohydrates,O gprotein.Omg Distributed by Tribune Content Agency The best way to allow celery to cut loose is to throw it in a bath with salty, cured pancetta. sodium, O g fiber GO Theatre looking forafew good ildols Competition is for chance to perform at Village Green

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Should I be as mean as Simon Cowell? Weepy like Paula Abdul? Call everybody "Baby" with a slight Australian accent like Keith Urban? Those were a few ofthe questions that :rossed my mind when Wendy Kaplan, ownerofthe Skokie Theatre, asked me to be one ofthejudges for the First Annual Skokie Idol competition. As it turned out, I neither had to be mean nor weepy because there was an impressive array oftalent among the com- petitors in the Adult Division ofthe corn- petition. (And I wasn't able to perfect a Australian accent anyway.) Two other judges with great credentials helped decide the finalists. Skokie native and comedienne Caryn Bark is the creator of a one-woman show, "Diary ofa Skokie Girl," and of"Funny Old Bmads," which has drawn sell-out crowds at the Skokie Theatre. Carla Gordon is one ofChicago's finest cabaret artists, a lyricist ofboth hysterically funny and profoundly touching songs, and a nurturer ofnew singing talent. SK04(IE THEATRE PHOTOS Some singers performed a cappella, Andre Gloeckner of Skokie is oneofeight adult finalists moving forward in the Skokie Idol contest, which continues this Saturday. others accompanied themselves on piano or guitar, or brought a CD or laptop. 0m Pahan ofSkokie. Also makingthe cut What the singers had in common was a were Leila Hoxha and Olivia Rainey of serious commitment to singing and a genu- Lincoinwood, Gabriel Daoud of Morton inc love of the song they chose to perfrrm. Gmve Stefan lovanescu Paduraru of Wm- The selections ran the gamut from a touch- netka and Natalie Garza of Chicago. ing rendition ofthe Gershwin standard Teen finalists are Vanesa Elias, Leah "The Man I Love" to a hot version of"Fe- Rubinberg, Gabriele Joy Ubaldo and Han- ver" that had the audience snapping their nah Williams ofSkokie, Thcia Pabst of fingers in time to the music. Other selec- Lincoinwood, and Pam Connolly and Hec- tions included a perky rendition of "Honey torA. Figueroa Uil of ChicaguL Bun" from «South Pacific" to more current Weekly sing-offs at the Skokie Theatre tunes, including "Feel the Rain" and a will be held on Saturday afternoons, start- unique rendition of Leonard Cohen's "Hal- ing on Feb. 7 and culminating in a final lelujah!' competition the evening of March 28. Keeping the auditions moving along was The winner in each category will be host Matt Lloyd, a witty actor who treated featured in a Wednesdays on the Green every performer as special. concert on July 8. They will also receive After each performance, Bark, Gordon free vocal lessons from Top Note Music and I commented on the singers - offering Katie Somers of Skokie. one of eight adult Turrell Brown of Skokie, another adult final- Academy in Skokie, a recording of the both praise and constnictive criticism. finalists, will compete again at1:30p.m. ist, will compete in weekly Saturday sing- concert and a $50 gift certificate for the Then we each rated the performer on a Saturday at the Skokie Theatre. offs at the theater at7924Lincoln Ave.. shops ofdowntown Skokie. scale ofl-10.Our numbers were totaled and Wendy Kaplan said she created Skokie the eight performers receiving the highest Somers of Skokie; Lori Schneider of North-the younger singers. Idol because, "I've always loved American scores were declared finalists. brook, and Chicago residents Arlene Arm- The 3rd-8th grade finalists are Alexis Idol and I couldn't think ofa better way to Those performers are Turrell Brown, strong, Elizabeth Marcus and Jilian Yu. Aponte, Rawad Baz, Ovinabo Banerjee, Roy bring a group oftalented people to the Andre Gloeckner, Sae Eun Lee and Katie Earlier in the day, other judges evaluated Gantz, Ericka Laire Manrique and Krish Skokie Theatre." 44 GO

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any drinking situation Spontaneity will be celebrated at "Anytime/ Anywhere: The ist Annual Piven Improv Series," Feb. MCMANSIONS tr LL. HOW TO 7-March 1. ARE BACK! C)8 ODENKP- OUTSMART USER "The overall goal was to reconnect with Piven's mots;' said Piven Theatre Workshop's Artistic Direc- CHPS TZOUBRIS PHOTOGRAPHY tor Jennifer Green, who Piven Theatre in Evanston is hosting its first improv series curates the series. "Part of featuring a rotating group of60performers. its training center is theater games and improvisation. Piven Theatre likes doing improv because, And we've used that tech- ":It boosts your confidence nique to apply to our pro- Workshop to I was a lot more shy when I ductions, whether it's story came here. Improv has theater or original work or present first helped me grow into who I a classic play. But we annual Piven am today. It's made me haven't ever had improv as ¡flore confident in public perftrmance as part of our Improv Series speaking?' regular schedule." 7:30 p.m. Fridays and Sat- Sixteen-year-old Isabel That will change during urdays. and2:30p.m. Sun- Isaacson ofGlencoe has

the weekend perform- days. Feb. 7-March1 taken classes at Piven for ances, wi!:h a variety of Piven Theatre, Noyes Cul- about six years. She finds WHERETO teams participating, in- turaI Arts Center,927Noyes Improv, "just fun. There's SEALA DEAL. cluding the Piven Improvi- St., Evanston no stress to it because you S PARK A sation Ensemble, advanced $15 don't have to worry about ROt4ANCE. youth students, adults, 847-866-8049; what you're going to do WO WA GUES T. teachers, alumni and other piventheatre.org next. It's risk-taking but it DRING A KID. gets you more comfortable BIBEAT5AM people from the communi- tPEEP, Piven's program with everything. It really AND 'IASTER translates to day-to-day 13 OTHER for adults with develop- show, they will take a sug- mental disabilities, has also gestion from the audience lif." DRINKING Justine Ivanov, 18, has UÂTIONS created a teani. and use that suggestion to Green believes that the develop as many scenes been taking the hour-long improv series is "a great and stories as they can in 10trip from Frankfort to opportunity for all of the minutes. Piven for four years to THE BESTIARTENDER members ofour comniuni- Warm-up exercises led attend classes because, "It's YOU'VE P4IER HEARD OF ty to come together and by Green stressed the need the best place for acting create something togrther."to be visible to audience training," she explained. Approximately 60 peo- members seated on all Her flivorite aspects of pie will participate. "Each three sides ofthe theater. improv are «the risk taking night is curated with a Also emphasized was cre- and not knowing what's different mix of people," ating interesting stage going to happen next. You ON NEWSSTANDS NOW Green said. "So any night pictures, learning how and definitely take everything that you come, you're see- when to give and take from your group. You have ing a brand new show focus, and working as a to rely on each other and that's created before your team. The rehearsal also trust each otherand say, eyes and seeing at least two included working from a 'Yes.'" or three different groups suestion, as they will Justine lauded, "The taking their spin on what onstage. magic you can make out of Subscribe at 800-999-0879 improv can mean." Hannah Litchnss.n, 15, of nothing" We watched a Piven Glencoe has studied at orchicagomag.com/access Youth Group prepare for Piven for five years. taking Myrna Petlicki is afreelance the series. Dw-ing the avarietyofclasses. She writer. 45

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Here's a look at the latest news on local authors, actors, artists, musicians We wouldn't leave the house and more. Ethel's i» the Attic And without our app either tso is Buffalo Grove resident Dan Gold who plays one of two missionaries who ring Ethel Merman's doorbell in "Book of Merman" Pride Films and Plays' production runs through Feb. 15 at Mary's Attic. For tickets, call (800) 838-3006. MICHAEL BROSILOW PHOTO Yes, reaHy Glenview (From left) Katherine Keberlein and Michael Aaron Lindner resident Amanda Lipinski is in a publicity image for About Face Theatre's "A Kid Like making her Interrobang Jake." Theatre Project debut in "Really Really," a tale of date is at the center of the Greenhouse Theater Cen- sexual politics, raw ambi- Broadway musical comedy ter. Oak Park resident tion and class warfare. The "First Date" opening at the Christine A. Binder is the show runs Feb. 13-March 15 Royal George Cabaret on lighting designer. For tick- at the Athenaeum Theatre. Feb. 12 (preVieWS begin Feb. ets, call (773) 404-7336. Call (773) 935-6875 for 5). Traversingthat danger- She's ajollygood fr1- tickets. ous terrain as Casey is kiw' Goodman Theatre has They weren't idle Deerfield native Dana Park- chosen Libertyville native Suburban singers as well as er. Scenic design is by Park Marti Lyons as the Michael singers from the Chicago Ridge native Thad Hall- Maggio Directing Fellow area carne out en masse for stein. For tickets, visit for the 2014-2015 season the Skokie Thea- www.flrstdatech- She will serve as a member tre's Skokie Idol i.com. ofGoodman's artistic team auditions, held on Well-seasoned and assist on a production Jan 3L Categories show. It's the from early research to included: Grades Season of Sond- opening night. Lyons is the 3-8; high school heim as Porch- literary manager and corn- and adult Eight light Music Thea- pany dramaturg for finalists in each tre celebrates its Lookingglass Theatre Corn- category will com- 20th anniversary. pany. pete in a series of Joining the cele- Taking itto heart sing-ofl 1-5 p.m. Amanda bration is Wil- Paintings, photographs, Introducing Metromix Picks: Saturday, with the Lipìnski mette native Enti- jewelry and other works Chicago's original entertainment finals on the eve- ¡y Berman, who is payingtribute to the beauty guide, now in app form ning of March 28. For tick- in the cast of the company's ofthe heart will be featured ets, call (847) 677-7761. Chicago premiere of"Sond- in "Made with Heart," Feb. Tne editors o Motrornixcom havc curatcci Ar Uhn nØed heim on Sondheint," Feb. 13-28 at Re-invent Gallery their top pkks in categories like concerts, out Deerfield artist Jason 6-March 15, at Stage 773. ofLake Forest. Among the brLIPChspots. art showings andmuch more, Ulman, a 2012 graduate of For tickets, call (773) 777- featured artists are Sandie so you car' spendless timeplanning, and Deerfield High School, is 9884. Bacon, Lisa Davey, Juliana 'note tinie doing. the featured artist at Con- They're aH "Kid"-ing Sheehan and Cecilia La- gregationSoldin Highland Cindy Gold of Skokie, Kath- nyon ofLake Bluff Lake Park through February. The erine Keberlein of River Forest residents Leslie Forest and Michael Aaron Lenz, Mary Mowry, Kern printmaker is attending :-rc b. gr4nt Muhlenberg College in Lindner of Evanston are Sherman, Pato Thornycroft, ot; three fourths of the cast of Wendy Thornycroft and Allentown, Penn., where he Download now is majoring in accounting About Face Theatre's pro- Kristin Mikiut; Wînnetka and studio art, with a print- duction of"A Kid Like artist Noreen Cashman, making concentration. Jahr." The tale of parenting, Beth McKenna of Liber- "First Date" for subur- gender and flrnng in runs tyville; and Camille lemmo- banites: The feared blind Feb.6-March 15 at the lo of Glencoe. (!1iicawrihuiic ULUDliui ruy wher'Eh ävation meets inspiration vîsiona ries, ideas and trends connect here

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Love takes flight with these festive pun-filled Valentine's Day craft& WashiThpe 'Tweet-Heart' Cards send sweetmessage Washi tape is all the rage this year and it's easy to see why. It's colorful, vibrant and relatively inexpensive. Best of all, it's easy to use, simply unroll, cut and stick You need: Printout of "Bird Silhouette" PDF (Download PDF fur free at Momniyo- nashoestring.com) Washi tape (assorted colors / patterns) Scissors Construction paper or cardstock Markersor pens Dfrections Lay bird printout on flat surfuce Deco- rate bird silhouette with Washi tape. Cut ENGELMAN/PIONEER PRESS out bird and glue to construction paper or BETH cardstock. Colorful bird-themed valentines are easy to make with Washi tape. Inside the card, write your own message such as "Sparrow the heartbreak and be my cookie cutter with cooking spray and set on Valentine," or "With you Valentine, it's love cookie sheet. at first ffight," "Owl be your Valentine," or" Fill heart with birdseed mixture. Be sure Valentine, rm always raven about you.". to pack it down which will help prevent the feeder from cnimbllng when thy. Use a chopstick (or pencil) to make a Birds of Feather Feeders hole near the top of the heart (which will Show friends and family that Valentine's be used for hanging). Day is not for the birds with heart-shaped Place in the freezer to firm up for 4-8 bird feeders. hours. Remove cookie cutter from feeder. You need: Thread ribbon through hole and it's 3 Cups birdseed ready to be gifted. Cup water 3½ Tablespoons unflavored gelatin Ducky in Love Cocoa Bath Ribbon Heart-shaped cookie cutter Your rubber ducky has met his match Cookie sheet lined with waxed paper with this decadent, creamy bath mix. Chopstick or pencil You need: Non-stick cooking spray 2Cups powdered milk Directions: 1/4 Cup unsweetened cocoa powder Bring water to boil and add gelatin. Stir 2 Tablespoons cornstarch until gelatin dissolves. Directions: Add birdseed to gelatin mixture and stir In a large bowl, mix together all ingredi- until well combined. Set aside for 5-10 ests. minutes to allow birdseed to absorb gela- Pour bath mix into a recycled jar or BETh ENGELMAN/PIONEEP PSS BETHENGELMANIP$ONEEP PRESS tin. cellophane bag Tie with ribbon, twine or Show your love for birds with heart-shaped A creamy bath mix with a decadent choco- Spray the inside of the heart shaped raffia. feeders. late aroma is an ideal Valentine's Day gift. 50GO CALENDAR

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Wednesday and 7:30 p.m. Feb. 12, known comedy tells the story of divor- Vodou: Sacred Powers of Haiti: This evening. 7 p.m. and 930 p.m. Friday, Victory Gardens Theater, 2433 N. Lin- cees Elyot and Amanda who are per- exhibit explores Vodou as a religion and 5:30 p.m. and 8 p.m. Saturday, 3 p.m. coin Ave., Chicago, $15-$60, 773-871- fectly happy honeymoornng with their an expression of the Haitian national Sunday, 730 p.m. Wednesday and 7:30 3000 new spouses in France. To their sur- experience 10 am. All week, Field p.m. Feb. 12, Royal George Theatre prise, they bump into each other on Museum, 1400 S. Lake Shore Drive, Center, 1641 N. HalSted St, Chicago, 'Dirty Dancing': See the 1987 film their adjacent hotel balconies. Each Chicago, free, 312-922-94lOhis exhibit $49, 312-988-9000 about a young woman at a camp who trying unsuccessfully to convince their explores Vodou as a religion and an mixes (and dances) with a guy from the new spouse to leave immediately to expression of the Haitian national expe- 'Bible Blngo'Vicki Quade ("Late Nite wrong side ofthe tracks, starting Jenni- avoid another awkward encounter, the rience. 10 am. Friday, Field Museum, Catechism") unleashes what promo- fer Grey and Patrick Swayze 10:30 p.m. two quickly reignite their old flame 8 1400 S. Lake Shore Drive, Chicago, free, tional materials call "a new, interactive Friday, Saturday and Monday, The p.m. Friday, 7 p.m. Saturday and 3p.m. 312-922-9410. comedy," centered around an Archdioc- Logan Theatre, 2646 N. Milwaukee Sunday, Metropolis Performing Arts esan bingo department on the hunt for Ave., Chicago, $7.50, 773-904-5035 Centre 111w. Campbell St., Arlington Into the Bat Caves of Kenya Scien- revenue. "That's where you come in: Heights, $30-$38, 847-577-2121 tists Bruce Patterson and Paul Webala, Get ready to play bingo for a variety of 'The Revenants': This dramatic play accompanied by vloger Emily Graslie, wacky prizes. Along the way, you'll be from WildClaw Theatre at the Athenae- Pierce the Veil and Sleeping with venture deep into a cave in Kenya's drawn into conversation about every- um follows two couples in hiding dur- Sirens: 6:30 p.m. Friday, Aragon Ball- Mount Suswa to study the varied bats of thing from Adam and Eve to modern ing an undead apocalypse. Who's in- room, 1106 W. Lawrence Ave, Chicago, East Africa. 9 am. All week, Field Muse- sins. Just be careful: You might laugh so fected? Who's love will be tested? "Gary $32.50, 773-561-9500 um, 1400 S. 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As Gary and Karen days after his death Eric Argyle began to "Scientists will be out in the museum materials describe as "a confection come face to face with the true meaning discover the profound impact of his sharing the wonders ofour collections created by a society that values extrava- ofcommitment, they must ask of each seemingly inconsequential life,' ac- and highlights oftheir research," ac- gonce and artifice. But France's love other when does love die?" 730 p.m. cording to promotional materials. "Ross cording to promotional materials. "Hear afluir with the royals sours as revolution Friday, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, 3 p.m. Sun- Dungan's delightfully inspiring story about their work, see real artifacts and brews, and for Marie, the political sud- day and 7:30 pjn Feb 12, Athenaeum illuminates the power of the stories we specimens from the over 26 million denly becomes very personal." This Theatre, 2936 N. Southport Ave., Chi- tell about ourselves and poses the ques- objects not on display at the Field, and performance promises to hold "a mirror cago, $22-$27 (plus $2 online fee), 773- tion, 'Ls there such a thing as a small experience the museum like never up to our contemporary society that 935-6860 life?'" 8 p.m. Friday, 8 p.nt Saturday, 3 before Topics will range from birds to mightjust be entertaining itseif to p.m. Sunday and 8p.m. Feb. 12, Steep insects, from mammals to plants, from dea&" 8 p.m. Friday, Saturday, Sunday, 'The Addams Family':The quirky Theatre, 1115W. Berwyn Ave,., Chicago, pottery to spear points and more" 10 Monday, Wednesday and Feb. 12, Step- Addams family comes to town via this $10-$35,866-811-4111 am. Friday, Field Museum, 1400 S. Lake penwolfTheatre Company 1650 N strange and comic musicaL 7.30 p.m. Shore Drive, Chicago, $13-$30,312-922- Halsted St, Chicago, $54+, 312-335-1650 Friday, 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. Saturday, 3 p.m. Sondheim on Sondheim: Porchlight 9410 Sunda)ç 7:30 p.m. Wednesday and 3 p.m. Music Theatre presents an intimate 'Ped Bud': Written by Brett Neveu and and 8 p.m Feb. 12, Mercury Theater, portrsit of the famed songwriter in his 'Push Button Murder': This is the directed by Brant Russell, this play 3745 N. Southport Ave., Chicago, $45- own words and music featuring new world premiere of a political satire by follows some middle-aged friends tap- $65,773-325-1700 arrangements of more than two-dozen Steve Spencer. It's a black comedy about ping into their youth on a regular trip to Sondheim tunes. 8 p.m. Friday, 4p.m. government workers with access to our the Red Bud motocross race. "The 'Circle-Machine': An American worn- and 8 pin. Saturday, 2 pin. Sunday, 7:30 secrets, plus revolution, drones, extra- group has nearly wrung their mutual an abroad is mistakenly left holding the p.m. Monday and 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, governmental operations, mass surveil- friendship dry and uses the overnight newborn child ofthe First Secretary of Stage 773,1225W. Belmont Ave, Chi- lance and more. 7:30 p.m. Friday, 7:30 camping party to relive past glories, play the Community Party as the Berlin Wall cago, $35-$45,773-327-5252 p.m. Saturday and 3 p.m. Sunday The asinine games and beat the holy hell out comes crashing down. In the confusion Side Project Theater, 1439 W Jaivis ofeach other," accordingto promotional ofrevolution, she decides to escape the 'Mr. Burns, a post-electric play': Ave., Chicago, $15-$20,773-340-0140 materials. 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BY ROGER MOORE Erik Van Looy's film is a MPAA rating: P(for sexual Tribune News Service series oftwo-on-one inter- content, nudity, bloody Enjoya FourCourseluscan Italian rogations, the police trying violence, language and "The Loft" is a stylish to make Vincent (Karl some drug use) Dinnerforlwo and a Rose for whodunit that stru: es to Urban), the womanizing Running time: 1:48 stitch the label "Hitch- architect who designed the cockian" right on the inner building or Chris (James Opened:Friday your Sweetheart $109 pocket; where it would be Marsden), a pricey shrink on a man's sports coat. But or the bookish Luke a quick glance down at that (Wentworth Miller); or treme close-ups can paper label, underneath the slovenly Marty (Eric over. People know things pulsating violins, the sup- Stonestreet); or unstable they shouldn't or don't posedly twisty plot and the coke-head Philip (Matthi- know things they should. CARLUCC I convenient apartment foil as Schoenaerts) confess. And by the time we've left of suspects, reveals it's just Flashbacks show the the interrogation room, a cheap knockoff. marriages, the loft's origins left the flashback to when It's about five upper- and the smirking way the guys try to figure out; income-bracket pals who Vincent presents it to his themselves, who did it share aloft not to live in pals. Urban ("Star Trek") before the cops arrive, it ail but for their assignations. putson his best lady-killer sort of comes apart in an It's where these married leer for this one, while orgy ofclumsy overexpla- men bring their "mis- Marsden gets to do love- nation that doesn't truly tresses, girlfriends, one- sick (again), and Miller explain anything. Reservations 8475180990 night stands" or, as a cop ("Prison Break") is cast as But the quintet is well asking questions about it another quiet type who cast, Urban is swell, the or online at carluccirosemont.com putsit, their "catch of the seems to harbor darker darkly menacing Schoe- day" potential. naerts ("The Drop") pro- 6111 North River Road in Rosernorit The reason there are The womenfolk here are vides some fireworks, and cops (Kristin Lehman, reduced to simple clothes the old-fashioned theatri- Robert Wisdom) asking horses to be feared (the cality ofit might appeal to questions is the discovery wives, led by an unsmiling some, even Hitchcock of a naked, dead blonde Rhona Mitra) or desired. himself But characters we handcuffed to the bed. And Rachael Taylor plays the don't care about, suspense 2014 we don't feel? The Master the guys? They were the bombshell who turns the u'inner since only ones with a keytothe shrink's head. of Suspense would hardly place, the only ones who The scnpt has gaps that let his label be slapped on 2009 know the security code of no multitude of hazy- that. the alarm system. filtered sex scenes or ex- 60

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One ofthe hottest-sellingvehicles in the motorcycle industry isn't a motorcycle at all irs a three-wheeled variant that's part superbike, p. rt go-cart and all business. Sales appear to be increasing rapidly - one ofthem is among Harley-Davidson's MVUNG J. CHUN/TRIBUNE NEWSPAPERS top-selling mode ; - and at premium Polaris' Slingshotfrom the parent company also responsible for the Victory and Indian motorcycle lines, starts at just under$20,000. prices. Contenders in this arena include the A lifriong motorcyclist, Edwards had to Can-Am Spyder and the Polaris Slingshot, give up riding when, at age 50, he lost his rivals to the segment-leading Tri Glide and sense ofbalance after a liver transplant and Freewheeler models fmm Harley. a bout of meningitis. Meter maids and ice cream vendors of He bought a Honda Gold Wing, con- yore favored trikes driven by Harley en- verted to three wheels, from a dealer out- gines. But the new trikes are sleek, power- side of . ful and expensive. "I never thought rd ride again," said The traditional ones, like those from Edwards, now 70. "But I rode with a bunch Harley, use motorcycle engines to power ofguys on two wheels, and there was no- two drive wheels in the back and a single where they went, as fast as they went, that HARLEY-DA' IDSON wheel in the front The updated ones, such CAN-AM I couldn't keep up with them." as those from Can-Am, Polaris and Campa- Harley Davidson says its Tri Glide is ti e Can-Am's RT3 Spyder three-wheeled street These three-wheelers and others are all gna, have a single drive wheel in the back company's fourth-best-selling machine. rod starts at$23,199. technically motorcycles, owing to legal and do their steering with two wheels up definitions that classify anything with a front. They're asso popular with smaller riders,ley fleet, is powered by the same big V- motor and fewer than four wheels as either Together, they're pushing sales in a who may be concerned about managing , but with fewer features and only a a motorcycle or a motor-driven bicycle. segment that's growing faster than others the size of a big bike, and newcomers who third the storage space, and starts at That means riders must wear a helmet in the largely stagnant motorcycle workL want an open-air riding experience with- $24,999. in states that have helmet laws and must While the three companies decline to out the motorcycle learning curve. The four vehicles in the Spyder line have have a motorcycle license. reveal unit sales for their motorized tricy- Can-Am, in fact, says that about a quar- base prices from $14,999 to $23,199 - with The machines differ in key ways. cies, Can-Am says the six-year-old Spyder ter ofits Spyder buyers have no prior the highest-priced model being the corn- Harley's Th Glide and Freewheeier are line is a $300-million-a-year business for motorcycle experience. The firm also says, pany's top seller. traditional trikes, two wheels in the Canadian parent company BRP, which also slicing its sales data another way, that a Minnesot -based Polaris' Slingshot - back and one up front. But the Spyder and makes Sea-doo watercraft, Ski-doo snow- quarter.ofits customers are women. brand-new I ir 2015 from the parent corn- the Slingshot are «reverse tricycles," in mobiles, offroad side-by-side vehicles and "There is real interest from older riders, pany also responsible for the Victory and industry parlance with two wheels in front Evinrude boat motors. Can-Am bas total because ofthe stability mixed with the Indian motorcycle lines, as well as snow- and one in bacic revenues of about $3 billion. familiar motorcycle perspective," said mobiles and side-by-side off-mad vehicles The Spyder F3 boasts a 115-horsepower, Harley-Davidson says its Th Glide, in- industiy veteran Robert Pandya, external - starts at just under $20,000. 1330cc RDtax engine but weighs only 850 troduced in 2009, is the company's fourth- relations manager for Indian Motorcycles. Canada's Campagna produces the T- pounds, while the Slingshot, powered by a best-selling machine - behind only the Stabilit" agreed Tom Riley, global Rex, the oldest three-wheeler ofthe cur- 2.4-liter GM engine, has 173 horsepower on Street Glide Special, Ultra Limited and director ofmarketing for Can-Am Spyder. rently available models. its ,684 pounds. Street Glide in the company's current "When we talk to consumers, that's a ma- The wickedly fast vehicle driTes more Depending on sales ofthe Slingshot, 36-model lineup. jor attractor to the brand." like a car than a motorcycle and c sts up- which is just hitting dealerships this The Th Glides. Spyders and Slingshots The exotic-lookingvehicles aren't cheap.ward of$60,000. month, Polaris may release an entire lineup appeal to veteran riders who want to keep Harley's 2015 Th Glide Ultra - which is Thke customers are baby boorners, of three-wheelers. riding but, as they age, are less able to han- powered by a massive 103-cubic-inchV- former military personnel who are injured, "We see this as a very sizable business in dle the weight of a big touring motorcycle. Twin engine, weighs 1215 pounds and has those who are handicapped or riders who the future" said Chris Doucet, director of That's gnod news for manufacturers. more storage capacity than a studio apart- feel too old or weak for two wheels. Polaris Slingshot The population of baby boomer bikers ment - starts at $32,999. 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If I maintenance, should the another car payment re- Exterior changes for were to buy tires that dealership be telling me I $51,175 d1r aren't specifically recom-should have it done? The gardless of what strikes the Baseprice: $42.400 2015.5 include a new hood, vehicle. front fenders, front fascia, BOBWi mended for my car, car runs fin Motormouth would I void my war- - A.P., Kensington, Volvo has historically Engine:3-liter. lower front spoiler, and emphasized the safety LED daytime running ranty? The tires I would Coiin. 300-horsepower, Q: Howlongwill a tire like to get were recom- A: It isyourcall,butyou image because the other 6-cylinder lights, but the styling is not features that attract buyers distinct pressure monitor last mended for the Accord are not required to have Trans: 6-speed automatic had already been taken. Front seat passengers before replacement? I sedan but not the Cross- this service to maintain When it came to high MPG 17 city/24 highway enjoy plenty ofroom; those had trouble on a 2010 toui My Crosstour is notyour warranty Only those speed, high mileage, high Parting shot: So much in row two may find leg Cobalt with one of the AWD, so I don't really items listed in your main- fashion or low price, con- safety, but so many and foot room a tad sensors showing the tire see why the tires would tenance schedule are nec- sumers turned to other packages it will take until cramped based on just how was low. I replaced all be OK on one model but essaiy. Having said that, nameplates built in the 2016.5 to sort them out. far tall folks up front power four tires as they were not the other. fuel injection service may U.S., Japan, Germany or back their seats. due, and the TPMS in the - MF., Itasca, Ill. restore some lost perform- South Korea. Cargo space is generous. rim in tile same position A: Ifwe are not mistak- nace, or it may not. It is Volvo has chosen to give hind the rearview mirror The test vehicle came with showed the new tire was en, your vehicle is shod aldn to taking a nutrition its XC6O crossover amid- that helps determine an optional ($800) metal low after replacement, with 255/65R-17 tires. This supplement that is sup- year upgrade, and we whether a collision is locking pet cage that filled but went offafter a bit. is a rather common size posed to improve your testedthe all-wheel-drive likely. And ifit is, City halfthe allotted cargo hold. The light came back and is available from Good- health version equipped with a Safety activates the brakes Standard equipment not on a couple of weeks year, Bridgestone, General twin-turbo 3-liter 6-cylin- to slow or stop the vehicle in an option package in- later showing a 10-psi and many others. Using a Qlsthereadevice der engine. when traveling under 31 dudes power panoramic difference. Do I need a different brand oftire will available to locate track- The XC6O is first and mpk The guai, depending glass sunroofwith power new one, or should all not alfect your warranty. ¡ng devices on my car? tbremost about safety. It on speed, is to avoid a sunshade, leather uphol- four be replaced at the Just be sure to get the - NP., Streamwood, Ill. includes such features as a collision or at least reduce stery, power windows and saine time? correct size. The Accord A: Yes, there are several, whiplash protection sys- the damage ifit happen& locks, dual climate control, F.W Westchester, Ill. requires 215/55-17 tires but we have no experience tem to protect the head if with its 300-horsepow- tilt and telescoping A: The TPMS is de- that are not a proper fit for with them. We found rear-ended, side impact er tUrbOcharged six cylin- steering wheel, rain sens- signed to last at least 10 the Crosstour. tracldng device detectors protection system, roll der, the XC6O has plenty ofing wipers, and cargo roof years, including its battery. offered on Amazon rang- stability control, dynamic energy. it is mated to a rails, plus complimentary The sensors go to sleep I have a 2001 Acorn ing in price from about $15 stability and traction con- 6-speed automatic com- factoiy scheduled mainte- afterthe caris parked for a 1'L The last time I was at to $400. trol, corner traction con- plemented with paddle nance for the first three while and wake up when it the dealer they recoin- trol to ensure grip in sharp shifters ftr manual mode years or 36,000 miles. 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So safety does selL maintenance schedule SPORTS Skokie native working hard to make NHL dreamcome true Miami (Ohio) team playing at Soldier Field on Saturday B ERIC Virg DRIL Pioneer Press

Louie Belpedio's dream ofhearing his named called at the NHL Draft happened on June 28, 2014, when it was announced that the Minnesota Wild had taken him with the 80th selec- tion. What followed for Bel- pedio, a defenseman, was much different than what many NFL and NBA draft picks experience. Getting drafteddidn't mark the official start of his NHL career. Instead, it was a milestone during the Sko- ide native's transition from the U.S. National Devel- opment Programto the Miami (Ohio) men's hockey team. As a result, he had to quickly put that satisfied feeling behind him. "To be able to hear my name called is pretty excit- ing," Belpedio said. "But at the same time, that's in the past now, and that's obvi- ously a great experience and that doesn't mean much at this point I've got to keep working and use that as motivation to be able to one day hopefully be able to play pro hockey." Miami has seven players who were drafted on its roster. A feeling of enti- tlement can creep into the heads of draft picks, Red- Hawks assistant coach Brent Brekke said, which is dangerous to one's devel- opment "When you get a special BPUCE BEP4NETT/GETTV IMAGES person and a special kid Louie Belpedio is hit into the boards by Hudson Fasching during the2014USA Hockey Junior Evaluation Camp on Aug.2. 2014.in Lake Placid, New York. that is motivated because Belpedio, a Skokie native, is a freshman on the Miami (Ohio) hockey team. he got draftedto want more, that's great,' Brekke Hockey League" League," Brekke added.Wilmette native whose of his game are his vision dier Field at 3 pin. Belpedio said. "I know there's situa- Belpedio has worked"He shows up every singlebrother plays for the Sanand his shot, so he's con- said he's been looking for- tions where a kid getshard during his freshmanday and gets better in allJose Sharks, said Belpedio stantly working on[his ward to the gaine all year. drafted; now he thinks, 'OK, year at Miami - one inareas, not just on the ice -is one of the most skilledshot], and it's great to see "I'veactually never I'm a sure-fire NHL player which he has recorded nine in the weight room, in video players he's ever seen. someone dedicated to played outside before, so to because I got drafted.' That points (three goals, six as- sessions. He's got a burning Wmgels also raved about putting in the time to makebe able to come home and doesn't do anything, You're sists) and played in all 25 ofdesire to improve" Belpedio's work ethic. himself better" play outside is pretty excit- not entitled to anything his team's games. Johnny Wingels has "He's always working Belpedio is slated to re- ing," he said. that doesn't guarantee a "Louie's one of those kids served as a student assistantout or on the ice, working turn to Chicago on Saturday Eric Van Dril is a free- contract. It doesn't guaran- who's driven, who wants to at Miami during Belpedio'son his shot," Wmgels said. when the RedHawks play lancerfor Pioneer Press. tee a gaine in the National play in the National Hockeyfreshman year. Wingels, a "Probably the best [aspects] Western Michigan at Sol- 68 SPORTS Three-point shooting bolsters Nifes North Accuracy creates room inside for Ranger to operate B Bm DE Los SANTOS Pioneer Press SKOKIE Nues North knocked down shot after shot.. Itstarted with Abby George. Thenitwas Diondre Williams. Then Craig "Dutch" Dawkins. But no matter who rose up fmm behind the arc, he knocked it down. Effective three-point shooting has helped the Vikings boys basketball team post a 15-8 record. Niles North suffered a 65- 63 losstoDeerfield on Friday, but even in defat, the V1kÜg' abilityto hit the big three-pointer shined. "When we've shot the ball pretty well, we've won baskethall games' Niles North coach Glenn Olson said. "We kinda liketo spread the floor and attack the rim and when you do that, you have to be able to shoot it a little. Three-point shooting is a big part of our offense" The Vikings shot 9-for-15 from behind the arc against Deerfield. Before cooling off and shooting 2-for-5 from three in the second half, Niles North shot 70 percent (7-for-10) from be- yond the arc in the first half and S-for-7inthefirst quarter. "They are afantastic team,"Deerfield's Joey Lane saidafterFriday's MARK UKEP4A/PIONEER PRESS game. "They'reagreatIn this Jan.5photo, Nues North senior Danilo Ranger grabs a rebound during a game at shooting team from theCarmel. Ranger scored10points on Friday against Deerfield. corner, they're a great shooting team from any-"They're a great shooting team from the we've got some big games where. Abby George is great ahead of us and we think nM BOYLE/PiONEER PRESS and so is Diondre Williams. corner, they're a great shooting team he's playing his best basket-Nues North's Diondre Williams takes a shot during Friday's Sometimes they're just go- ball."' game against Deerfield in Skokie. ing to knock it down." from anywhere" Combine Ranger's play Three-point shootingDecifleld's Joey Lane after Friday's game in the postwith the Vikings'step up in certain situa-play really, really hard and benefits the Vikingsin shooters, and you have the rions. share the baskethalL if we more ways than one. The key to the team's offensive "The fun thing about thisdo that, we can be rea! team's skilledshootersworked the paint for 10a tough go of it with ansuccess this year. Olson saidteam is that they're a bunch good." open up looks under the points off the bench. ankle injury and we'reNiles North doesn't boast aofgrinders. We don't have a basket for the bigs. And on "Any time you can putproud of how he's hung instar player who bringsmargin for error, we really Brian De Los Santos is afrelancer for Friday, it was Danilo Rang-6-foot-6 in there, it helps,"there and battled and Iscouts to the stands. Rather, don't" Olson said. "'rhey Pionee, Pres. er who took advantage. He Olson said. "Danilo has had think the good news isit has multiple players whounderstand they have to SPORTS 69 Runner-up spot big achievement for O chal Dons finish 12th at behind that guy," said Ochal,else he could do." TMA ,reat team etJbrL We've had a couple who averaged 229.7 ftr the The Dons took 12th as a "A great team effort," said state bowling tournament "What he didteam with 11,808 pins. Ho-Kerber, who completed hisofreallygood teams here We are trying Spartans take 23rd was unreaL I felt like I didnonegah won the state titlesecond season with the all IcoukLThatwas agoodwith 12,909. Dons. "We've had a coupleto add to our legacy" By Mrr HARNESS number for me." It was Notre Dame's sec-of really good teams here.- Notre Dame coach Billy Kerber Pioncvr Press Notre Dame coach Billyond consecutive appear-We are trying to add to our Kerber said Ochal "ran intoance at the state tourna- legacy." Tom Ochal said he hada buzz saw." ment and first time in the Seven of the eight whoagain," he said. "But whobrook North's second trip to no regrets after finishing Ochal's two-day totalfinals since 2005, when thebowled at the state tourna-knows? There might be aO'Fallon in three seasons. In second at the boys bowlingbettered two ofthe previousDons placed ninth. ment are expected to returnbunch of great guys there2012, the team finished state tournament 12statechampions. His Notre Dame junior Char- tothe team, includingnext year. All I know is I 16th. The Notre Dame juniorrunner-up finish was thehe Allen finished 49th with Ochal. have a lot ofwork to do until SeniorCalvin Oh rolled a had 2,756 pins in 12 gamesbest state showing by a2,434pins. Junior Paolo "To be in the top 12 isthen." team-high 1,178for six at St Clair Bowl in O'Fallon Notre Dame bowler. Fridman (1,470,eightunreal in my mind," Ochal games. He was followed by to finish behind Harlem "It just happened to begames), senior Bob Hoenigsaid. 'ethng to the second senior Corey Kahen (1,163) sophomore Jacob Nimtz, Jacob's (weekend)," Kerber(1,371, eight), junior Mattday is a great accomplish-Glenbrook North and senior Jonah Fialkow who set a state record withsaid. "Tom's (2,756) wasVoss (1,320, seven), junior ment for us." Paced by three seniors, (1,150). Juniors Nick Arcan- 3,011 pins. Nimtz bowlednothing to sneeze at, and ISteve Balachowski (1,1M, Although Ochal camethe Spartans knocked downgeletti (752, four games) two 300s during Saturday'scouldn't ask for more fromsix), junior Christian Cats-close this season, he's not 5,636 pins to place 23rd atand Patrick Muihern (659, first session. him. He was a little disap-lano (732, four) and juniorthinking about a state titlethe state tournament onfour games) also contrib- 'It was a big accom-pointed about getting sec- Brendan Brown (571, three)for himselfjust yet. Friday and miss the cut foruted. plishment for me to beond, but there wasn't muchalso factored in to the final "rd like tobe in the top 10 the second day. It was Glen- onmouth rising with Evanston's Jones B NICK BuiiOCK three-pointers and 4.6 free throws made, Pioncer Press Lake Forest alumnus Ben Simpson, a sophomore wing on the Ohio Wesleyan men's basketball team, was named North Freshman guard Will Coast Athletic Conference Player of the Jones, of Evanston, Week for the week ofDec. 22. Simpson scored 20 points in the first half recently named Midwest of then-No. 10 Ohio Wesleyan's 92-81 victory against Otterbem He finished the Conference Performer ofgame with a career-high 25 points to go with a game-high five steals. Simpson shot the Week 8-for-12 from the field, 2-for-3 from behind Will Jones, a freshman guard for the the arc and 7-for-8 from the free-throw line. Monmouth College men's basketball team, During Ohio Wesleyan's 13-4start, closed the old year and opened the new inSimpson averaged 13.6 points, fourth on the winning style. team. The do-it-all wing led the team in on New Year's Eve against Eurekablocks (.9 per gaine) and steals (2.2 per College, the Evanston graduate hit agame), and he ranked second in rebound- 3-pointer to send the game to overtime. He ing with 5.9 per game. He also topped the then scored the first and last points of theRattling Bishops in field-goal percentage extra period to give the Scots the 90-86(.546) amongplayers who had taken at least victoty He finished with 15 points and Utwo shots. rebounds St. Mary's (Minnesota) women's basket- Then on Jan. 3 against Lake Forestball player Octavia Brown, a senior guard, College, Jones scored 21 points, includingstarted every game during the Cardinals' four in the final minute of the 67-57 win. 13-4 start. The team extended a winning For his efforts, Jones was named Mid-streak to five games with a Si-45 victory west Conftrence Performer of the Week in over Augsburg College Jan. 24 in Minneap- en's basketball on Jan. 5. ohs. Brown, a St Joseph graduate, had 12 Jones led the Scots to a 12-5 start,points, three rebounds and three assists in including a 9-3 mark in conference play 30 minutes. Through 17 games, he was Moninouth's KENT KPIEGSHALISER PHOTOGRAPHY leading scorer, averaging 15.5 points. He Have a sceionfor the College Roundup? Email Nick WillJones, a freshman guard for theMonmouthCollege men,Aôs basketball team. was also led the team with per-game averages of Bullock at bullockpioncerpress(dtgmait.com. named Midwest Conference Performer of the Week in men,Äôs basketball on Jan. 5._- 31. 5 minutes, 1.6 steals,.6 blocks, L8 Original Credit: Pioneer Press t hold.off DeErfield's rally,

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