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By RICHARD MAYER June 18 with five-year financial Assistant Managing Editor projections showing deficits of over $1 million through The largest elementary2020. school district in Mount Pros- The current fiscal year that pect -- Dist. 57 -- may be forcedends Tuesday, June 30 shows to make some tough financiala $350,016 surplus in the dis- decisions should projectionstrict's day-to-day operating stay on course. fund, but tacks on an additional Representatives from PMA,$1.47 million for capital im- the district's financial consul-provements including parking tant, presented board members (Continued on page 8A)

Korvas Keen On Water Committee Chairmanship

Prospect Heights Mayorwater committee. Nick Helmer announced the Korvas has been a Prospect Feasting On Pride appointment of Bob Korvas asHeights resident since 1984 The Italian Feast of the SS. Crocifisso procession makes way through Maryville Academy in Des rn the new chairman of the city (Continued on page 8A) Plaines. See more photos on page 5A. (Shawn Clisham/The Journal)

Village: Fire Started In Kitchen; Northwest Blue Sox Beat MP

2A >> Sports,page :LB 3 Cats, 2 Turtles Survive >> News,page Bulldogs In Legion Play Page 2A I Friday, June 26, 2015 I The Journal www.journal-topics.com Unattended Cooking Fire Cause ---MP Residents In Building Displaced

By RICHARD MAYER the roof. Assistant Managing Editor At the time of the fire, Lam- bel said 18 of the 24 units in Wednesday's apartment firethe building were occupied by on Mount Prospect's south sideresidents and everyone was that claimed a dog and cat wasevacuated safely. Black smoke rises quickly from Forest Cove Apartments in Mount Prospect where fire damaged two units caused by a resident leaving The fire department was Wednesday morning. the kitchen while the stove wasable to save three cats and on, fire investigators said. two turtles. significant damage, Lambel A short time after she left One Mount Prospect policesaid. One other unitsaw ex- the kitchen, the room wasofficer was taken to a nearby tensivewater damage. There engulfed in flames. Accordinghospital to treat smoke inha- wasminor smoke damage to Mount Prospect Deputy Firelation and two residents werethroughout the building. Chief Brian Lambel, crewstreated onscene,but released Due to electricity andgas arrived on scene at 1703-05a short time later. The officerbeing shut off and remaining Forest Cove Dr. south ofis at homerecovering. non-existent for some time to Algonquin Road and west The firewasbrought undercome, all residents from the Busse around 9 a.m. Theycontrol within 20 minutes.building were displaced, but found a second -story unit inCrewscontinued to work forrelocated to other vacant units the 24 -unit building engulfeda couple hours after. in the ForestCovecomplex, in flames extending out the The second -floor unit thataccording to Lambel. balcony and up the side to aendured the fire, along with Damagewasestimated at Firefighter works quickly to open up a hydrant as crews douse fire third -story unit and through the apartment above, sufferedapproximately $500,000. with flames. (Tom Wessell/Journal photos) Do You Have .1I Balance Problem? Tired of being off -balance, dizzy, fear of falling or limited mobility? If so, Progressive Physical Therapy is now offering a breakthrough A HIM'S treatment called Vestibular Rehabilitation. This amazing treatment HEATING & COOLING works by retraining the balance system as a whole, so that instability, Serving Northwest Suburbs Since 1969 dizziness, fear of falling or vertigo becomes things of the past. Covered by Medicare and most insurance plans RUUD FURNACE & AC Know if you are at risk Completely Installed of falling Starting at Regain your balance Build your confidence $3499 iELL HONEY Maintain independence HUMIDIFIER Put the stability back in 24hr EMERGENCY Starting at your life $39999 RUUD HOT FURNACES Get back to doing the things you love AIR CONDITIONERS WATER HEATER INSTALLED Starting at "I am now balanced when walking, and turning my head while WATER HEATERS walking. Iammore steady. I have become more secure with walking." HUMIDIFIERS $72595 - Thank you, M.V.D. SENIOR DISCOUNTS! INSTALLED For the next 7 days only, call to get FOR FAST, EFFICIENT & RELIABLE SERVICE, GIVE US A CALL TODAY! 47 640.9200 IFbalance Ftand fall risk assessment amf"-ir".7111. -1117111 with this coupon. Jev We will do a detailed balance evaluationcomputerized fall risk SUMMER SPECIAL' assessment to determine the source of your balance problem 16 Point Clean 125% o thenreceive an analysis of your recommended treatment option. & Tune Up OFF BBB I Emergency Service Call To book your Appointment with any Repair $5995 A+ Rated One coupon per customer, not valid with any other offer'Onecoupon per customer, not valid with any other offer Call 8A17F:glsvtljt-1100 17A. . MAUI ""As.JA.ka12011 ellIWAVIZARVI www.journal-topics.corn The Journal I Friday, June 26, 2015 I Page 3A 2 New Elmhurst Ramps Open Next Week

Work is scheduled next weektraffic traveling to and from at the Elmhurst Road Inter-northbound Elmhurst and then t Oakton:Street change on the Jane Addams Me-all Elmhurst traffic will be morial Tollway (1-90) to move shifted onto the new southbound traffic traveling to and from thebridge. Hurntiton Roa east onto new ramps and shift Once all Elmhurst Road Elmhurst Road to ES I-90 Elmhurst Road traffic onto thebridge traffic is shifted and two Bridge Construction newly constructed southboundnew traffic signals are activated, bridge over 1-90. ramp traffic traveling to and Electronic message signs and from southbound Elmhurst will directional signs will be put inbe routed to the new ramps. place to alert drivers in advance When the traffic shiftis of the ramp closures and open-completed, there will be two ings and traffic shifts. southbound lanes and one The week of Monday, June 29, northbound lane open to traffic the new ramps on the east side ofon the bridge. Traffic north and the bridge carrying traffic to andsouth of the bridge on Elmhurst from the east will be opened toRoad will have two lanes in each traffic. The existing loop rampsdirection. The Elmhurst Road on the west side of the bridgeInterchange will remain in this will be permanently closed soconfiguration into the fall. Tat! Strew construction can begin to build The work is part of the $54 new ramps to provide access tomillion Elmhurst Road Inter- and from the west. change Project scheduled for Wash tf)93011 Street- At the same time, all trafficcompletion by the end of 2016. will be shifted onto the newThe Illinois Tollway is rebuild- Hoover Street southbound Elmhurst bridge ing the interchange ramps along Madison'Street over 1-90 so construction crewswith the Elmhurst Road Bridge can begin to remove and rebuildto accommodate a new, full - Diverging diamond inter-conventional interchanges, andconfiguration is being coordi- the northbound bridge. access diverging diamond in-changes are designed to elimi-traffic is controlled by signals. nated with the Illinois Dept. Work to shift traffic on theterchange at 1-90 and Elmhurstnate left turns in front of oncom- More than 20,000 vehicles aof Transportation (IDOT) and ramps and bridge will be done Road as part of the $3.4 billioning traffic, smooth traffic flow day travel through the ElmhurstCook County, as well as local during the day. Work will beginElgin O'Hare Western Accessand reduce congestion. RightRoad Interchange. Work on the municipalities and fire and po- by opening the new ramps to(EOWA) Project. turns work the same as they do at new interchange and trafficlice departments.

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Preparations for the procession begin with the assembly of the shrine. A Feast Full Of Tradition La Banda Siciliana Di Chicago leads Crocifisso procession through A highlight of the 19th an- Maryville Academy. nual Italian Feast of the SS. Crocifisso, held June 13-14 on the grounds of Maryville Academy in Des Plaines, was the preparation, hoisting and procession of a massive reli- gious shrine. The weekend included live music, the Sicilian Band of Chicago, a traditional horse parade and fireworks. Over the years a large number of devoted Christians emigrated to Chicago from Ciminna, a small town outside Palermo, Sicily. and formed the non-profit Crocifisso di Ciminna Soc 'ty. Their first feast was held i 11997. The first Crojfisso procession took place in Ciminna in May 1651.

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Police Blotter Woman Reports Suspicious Man

These items are from DesBurglaries and Thefts noon on Monday, June 22. White Street between 10 p.m. was able to walk away when an- Plaines Police Department on Sunday, June 21 and 7:45other employee approached and incident reports. The Des An unknown man in hisVandalism Reports a.m. on Monday, June 22.. entered the building with her. Plaines Journal publishesteens entered an unlocked Jeep A woman told police she this police blotter everyLiberty in the 1300 block of A window was broken on a was at Mannheim Road and Wednesday and Friday. IfWhitcomb Avenue at 9:28 p.m.Chevrolet camper in the 300Suspicious Persons Prospect Avenue when she saw anyone has information thaton Monday, June 22. When heblock of S. Lyman Street be-Reported a small green car in the intersec- can help solve a crime, callnoticed a neighbor watching,tween 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. on tion at 10:50 p.m. on Sunday, the police department at he ran away. Nothing appearedSunday, June 21. An employee at Holy FamilyJune 21. The man yelled and 847-391-5400,callCrimestop-taken from the car. A window was broken on aHealth Center, 2380 E. Demp-whistled at her then started fol- pers at 847 -699 -STOP, or A purse containing a driver's Honda CR-V in the 800 blockster St., told police a man inlowing her onto Circle Drive. send text message tips tolicense, credit cards, and $40of E. Oakton Street betweenhis late teens approached herThe woman walked to the back CRIMES (274637) startingcash was taken from an un-2 and 4:23 a.m. on Monday,near the front of the building atdoor of a home ,to try to fool with the keyword "ICARE"locked Chevrolet Impala in theJune 22. 7:27 a.m. on Monday, June 22.the man into thinking she lived followed by a message of up2200 block of S. Mount Prospect A window was broken no a He asked her for her name and there. He stopped for a moment to 160 characters. Road between 6:30 a.m. andHyundai in the 1200 block ofphone number and the womanthen sped away. Drug Charges For Man Found Sleeping In Car

On June 23, more than awith assault at 11:40 p.m. on Montesinos and the other fourran inside and asked the clerk tobeat him if he left the station. month after this paper filed a Friday, May 15. He was walkingsuspects allegedly yelled gangcall 911. Montesinos allegedly The victim told Montesinos Freedom of Information Actwith four other men in the 2000slogans at the other man whocame into the station and said,that police had been called and request, Des Plaines policeblock of Mannheim Road whenbegan to run. They chased him"Come outside and see whatthe five fled. Officers located released information about twothey approached another man, to the Mobil gas station at 2000happens to you," making theMontesinos later in the evening apprehensions officers madepolice said. Mannheim Rd. where the victim victim feel that all five wouldand took him into custody. in May. Balbino P. Martinez, 51, of 649 Terrace Dr., Buffalo Grove, Want toContact City Hall, BERKSHIRE Stanley J. Walgreen was charged with delivery or HATHAWAY Broker, eCertified, e -PRO, SFR Your School District HomeServices possession with intent to deliver methamphetamine, possession or Township? Star& Real Estate 30o W Golf Road of methamphetamine, posses-- Maine Township Mount Prospect, IL 60056 sion of drug paraphernalia, and 0 847.2.55-3900 I C 847.652.7005 possession of cannabis. at 1:02 Can Help. Visit a.m. on Monday, May 18, an [email protected] officer saw him allegedly sleep- www.journal-topics.com StarekRE.com I StanWalgreen.com ing in his car in the parking lot & Click onVitals! of McDonald's Restaurant, 725 member of the franchise spates of Mit A/Dilates, LLC W. Golf Rd. After observing him for 20 minutes, the officer approached his car and shined his flash- light in Martinez's face. When 113 S EMERSON STREET Martinez did not respond, the officer knocked on the window. MOUNT PROSPECT, IL 60056 The knock woke Martinez and during questioning, he allegedly MERSONALE HOUSE S - (DOWNTOWN MOUNT PROSPE(T) told police that he was coming 847-870-1996 home from work and had left his job at 7 p.m. The officer asked for his identification and learned he allegedly had a prior arrest for narcotics. The officer noticed a cut straw and a hand -rolled cigarette in the vehicle and NOW OPEN FOR LUNCH DAILY! asked Martinez to step out of the car. During a search, police Come in and check outour allegedly recovered two plastic bags of suspected methamphetamine, more of the suspected drug inside the straw, two digital NEW $7 LUNCH MENU scales, a glass pipe, the cigarette which contained suspected which includes Sandwiches, Burgers & Salads. marijuana, and several small plastic bags. According to the second released report, Jimmy N. Mon- NEW OWNERS -NEW MENU -NEW EMERSON'S tesinos, 22, of 1365 Prospect SPE(IALS ARE VALID FOR THE WHOLE MONTH OF JUNE 2015 Ave., Des Plaines, was charged www.journal-topics.com The Journal i Friday, June 26, 2015 i Page 7A

Police Blotter Store Employee Charged

These items are from Mount Pros-knocking on the back door and he askeditems without paying for them. Policebench that was near the pond. pect Police Department incident re-Rogers to leave. Police report that atreport throughout 2014 and this year, ports. The Mount Prospect Journal5:45 a.m. June 1, Rogers allegedlyRutledge took shirts, pants, jackets,Suspicious Incident Reported publishes this police blotter everyyelled at the complainant's daughtera vest, earrings, false eyelashes and Wednesday and Friday. If anyoneand asked to come into the house. Aftermore from the store without payment When officers responded to a sus- has information that can help solvethe arrest, police reminded Rogers hewith a value of $555.48. She allegedlypicious incident report at 2:40 p.m. a crime, call Crimestoppers at 847-was banned from the home, accord-told police she had taken about 30May 15 at a home on Cree Lane, the 590-7867. ing to their report, which added thatclothing and accessory items from thecomplainant told them her chain link Rogers had been arrested April 14store in addition to eight rolls of toiletfence had been taken off of its hinges. Criminal Trespass Charge for allegedly trespassing on the samepaper every couple of weeks. The gate led from the side of the house property. to the backyard and was secured by Russell J. Rogers, 30, of 211 Au- Criminal Damage Reported a combination lock and chain. Police drey Ln., was charged with criminalFelony Retail Theft Charge report a "Beware of Dog" sign was trespass at 6:15 a.m. June 1at 22 S. Police report that at 7:52 p.m. Mayalso missing. Maple Dr. Police after responding to a Ladonna L. Rutledge, 23, of 995226 a representative of the Brentwood dispatch of an unwanted subject at theHolly Ln., Des Plaines, was chargedHomeowner Association, 1002 Heri-Driving Charge home, reportedly found Rogers stand-with felony retail theft at 10:07 a.m. tage Dr., told them sometime between ing in the yard. Rogers allegedly hadMay 9 at Rue 21,1072 Mount ProspectMay 22 and May 26 someone took Sebastian S. Atempa,33,of 1755 blood shot eyes, an odor of alcoholicPlaza, for several alleged thefts sincea bench, which had been bolted toN. Central Rd., Chicago, was charged beverage on his breath and grass and2014. Police report that while Rutledgethe ground, near the retention pondwith driving with a suspended license leaves on his back. According to thewas employed at the store, first as anear Heritage Drive. He told policeand expired registration at 12:30 p.m. complainant, his dogs began barkingsales associate and then as an assistantthe offender also removed a slat andJune 1 at Northwest Highway and around 3 a.m., he heard someonemanager, she allegedly took severaldamaged other wood slats on anotherMain Street.

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In fiscal year 2017 (July 1, Dist. 57 2016 -June 30, 2017), the district anticipates a $1.74 million (Continued from page 1A) overall deficit, dropping re- lot expansion at Westbrook serves down to $7.9 million or Lions Fair Starts July1 School. The district anticipates 33.45% of total expenditures. a $1.12 million deficit when the Beginning in fiscal year Members of the Mount Prospect Lions Clubfood and beverages, and greatcarnival rides. books are closed next Wednes-2018, PMA projects the district are gearing up for the 77th annual VillageWe will also offer fireworks on July 1 and day, July 1. to face another overall deficit Festival set for July 1-5 at Melas Park. July 4, Family Day on July 3, our traditional District officials pointed outof $1.5 million bringing re- The festival will feature live entertainmentPancake Breakfast on July 4, and a car show that those numbers are not setserves down to $6.41 million daily, food from local restaurants, a beer andalong with Polish Heritage Day on July 5." in stone until an audit is com-or 26.77% of total expenditures wine tent, carnival rides and a raffle drawing Nightly festival entertainment this year pleted in a few months. -- below the 30%-50% range. on closing night. includes American English on July I,Bruce Should they remain accurate, For the remaining two years Fireworks are scheduled for 9:30 p.m. Julyin The USA (a Bruce Springsteen-cover district reserves would totalin the five-year projections, 1 and July 4. band) on July 2, Wedding Banned on July 3, $12.61 million or 56.29% ofnumbers show Dist. 57 endur- "We are proud of our many contributions7th Heaven July 4, and Libido Funk Circus total expenditures beginninging deficits of $1.8 million and to the Mount Prospect community over theon July 5. July 1. $2.1 million respectively with years," said Fred Steinmiller, Mount Prospect Food vendors include Completely Nuts, The district's policy is to keepreserves dipping to 9.55% of to- Lions Club festival chairman. "The 77thDraft Picks, Little Jimmy's Italian Ice, Mi reserves between 30%-50% oftal expenditures, which equates annual festival is our main event of the yearRestaurante, Olympus Gyros, Smakowski total expenditures. to only a little over one month and once again we will offer many choicesDeli, 7 -Eleven, and the Lions Club. Looking ahead at fiscal yearof funding on hand. of entertainment for our neighbors and their The annual Fourth of July Parade starts at 2016, PMA's projections show Board members June 18 families. There will be a variety of live music, I p.m. July 4. an $896,000 deficit by June 30,briefly brought up the topic of 2016 in the operating fund. With a referendum that would ask an additional $2.05 million forvoters to pay more in prop- She added PMA would pro- I .. ..-.....-... . .-.-.-.-.. ..,. capital expenses that includeserty taxes to increase districtvide another financial projec- more work at Westbrook, therevenue. tion in November that could MARK'STUCKPOINTING & REMODELING district anticipates an overall Board President Karen Nejdlshow different numbers. deficit of $2.94 million. Thissaid having an in-depth con- Nejdl said she is not sur- Tuckpointing-Brickwork All Types of Roofing would bring reserves down to versation about a referendumprised by the deficit projections Masonry Repair Sheet Metal Gutters $9.67 million or 42.39% of totalis premature since reserves areespecially in the next couple Lintel Replacement Cement Steps & Walks 1: expenditures -- still within thestill well over 50% and projec-years because the Westbrook 30%-50% desired. tions 3-4 years out are still veryimprovements are going to Parapet Wall Rebuilding Siding, Soffit, Windows 1: uncertain. impact reserves. Caulking & Waterproofing Porches & Decks .1* "We want to wait until our She said the district decided audit presentation in Octobernot to borrow money and ('all for FREE Estimates for this current fiscal year be-use reserves for the parking fore we have any formalizedlot expansion at Westbrook 1-773/774-0444 1 .1 Korvas discussion on a referendum,"because reserves were over Fully she said. "Property taxes bring50%. Borrowing money would ; Insured & Member of Better Business Bureau L-1" Licensed U. (Continued from page 1A) in the bulk of the district'shave been "not good business 6402 W. Raven St., Chgo, IL 60631CIO and is a past member of themoney." practice." M.M.M.M.M.M.M.M.111.M.M.O.111.111.11.111.111.111.O.M.M.M.M.M.M.M.M.M.M.X.111.M.111.11.1 zoning board from 1998-2003. In addition, as chairman of the Lake Claire Water Association from 2005-2010 he success- At a time when gas prices are right & families fullyorganized Special Service Area 6, in which 162 Prospect are making plans for theirvacations; hrre'sa handy Heights properties gained ac- guide of quality, affordable getaways! cess to Lake Michigan water. No other single family homes outside of the Lake Claire and Shires subdivisions have Lake Michigan water. Korvas is a businessman and insurance broker and president of Stanton Point Partners and Kor-Var LLC Real estate development. "I am very excited about WEE- L c CD NAEEE this opportunity. Since 2010 _ the city's water committee has been unsuccessful in duplicat- ing what our committee did for the SSA6 area. I've had residents and city officials in Prospect Heights asking for my June 26-27 advice and help to get a Lake Riverside, Iowa Michigan water main like the Special TributeTo one I successfully created in LeonardNimoy and SSA6," Korvas said. Captain James T. Kirk Grace LeeWhitney "I always tell people that during Saturday's Prospect Heights is a 'diamond Only 4 hours from Chicago Parade in the rough.' I told Mayor (Sponsored by the Riverside Area CommunityClub) Helmer I'm honored to help him continue the progress he www.trekfest.corn has made in moving the city toward becoming that polished To advertise here, contact Mary Min at: 847-299-5511 Ext. 119 or Email: [email protected] diamond." The Journal I Friday, June 26,2015 I Page 9A www.journal-topics.com

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Pick-up or Delivery Available Fran Volpe (left) of Des Plaines and her sister Angela Volpe(right) of Mount Prospect were two of a group amor VISA of local residents Thursday that gathered to protest outsideMount Prospect Village Hall. The two are against a police department proposal to allow non-U.S.citizens to apply to become a police officer in the 847-459-7200 village. They believe that only U.S. citizens should be able toapply to be a police officer and the village 21457 Milwaukee Avenue Deerfield before allowing those with "green cards" should seek war veterans to serve and protect the community BBB. 3100 North Skokie Highway Lake Bluff Village trustees discussed the issue twice so far A Lr4E DITTO who have yet to take the oath of the U.S. Constitution. BUSINESS 27601 W. Sullivan Lake Road bolo and will talk about it again during their Tuesday, July7 village board meeting. Police Chief Tim Janowick IMO, A AMEWPAESS asked trustees to amend the existing ordinance thatwould allow non-U.S. citizens to apply so a larger www.mulchcenter.com pool of candidates would be available to choose fromand to allow for more diversity within the rank and file. The department's next candidate's testing is thisSeptember. (Journal photo)

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The Des Plaines Toastmasters listened to two informative and entertaining speeches on May 18. The goal of Dustin Gofron's speech was to research a topic. His presentation was entitled "Cholesterol -The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly." He noted that a big part of the population The final practice of the Christ Church Handbell Ensemble. Left to right, Bob Schumm, Al Podgor, Steve Klaus, Holly Schmidt, Jed Hardacker, Jennifer Hozian, Amy Podgor and Rita Schumm. Help For College has elevated level of LDL, low - The Board of Trustees of density lipoproteins, or "bad the Des Plaines First United Methodist Church presented cholesterol." LDL can cause Schumm's Run As Director Rings To A Close a $500 scholarship to Sarah narrowing of the blood vessels, Hartness, one of the active which can lead to heart attacks. The Christ Church Hand-Church will be missed. der," "Joshua Fit the Battle of young people in the congrega- tion. Hartness, who will at- However, he said, we all need bell Ensemble in Des Plaines The Cantata was entitledJericho," "Kum Ba Yah" and tend the University of Dayton cholesterol. According to the presented a Handbell Can-"Just a Closer Walk -Spirituals"This Little Light of Mine." in Dayton, Ohio, will major in WEB MD site, cholesterol tata on Sunday, May 31. ItThrough the Years." It includedElyse Paulus -Mount narrated Mathematics with a minor in Actuarial Science. delivers vitamins and proteins marked the last performancefavorites like "Jacob's Lad-the performance. throughout the body. HDL, of the Handbell Ensemble high density lipoproteins, the with Bob Schumm as di- good cholesterol, removes and rector. What would your HOME SELL Sunday Summer reduces LDL. Schumm is ending 41 for in todays market? School At Christ The objective of Daniela years of music ministry and Kelemen's speech was to relocating to Tallahassee, Vonnie knows Home Value! Christ Church United provide sales training. Her pre- FL, with his wife, Rita. He Call For A Free Analysis Church of Christ, 1492 sentation was entitled "Penny has played bells, directed Henry Ave., Des Plaines, in the Sale, Fortune in the the bell choir, sung with )Z,;) Follow -Up." the chancel choir and been BERKSHIRE Yvonne has planned a Summer HATHAWAY Sunday School Program for Kelemen accrued sales expe- a soloist. On occasion, he HoontServiet. Barger children. rience at a very early age in her has been called upon to fill Star& Reel Estate native Romania. in at the piano or organ. This year's program is 847-710-2100 Vonnie "Plant a Seed - Grow to She traveled with her grand- His contributions to Christ Share." Itis the Green mother to the market to sell Thumbs Up For God 2015 their home-grown vegetables. initiative. Each week chil- Later she assisted her father in dren will have the opportu- his store. nity to garden, learn about Kelemen has been in sales a Bible story, and do a craft since 2009. There are three project to take home or share important features she imparted Once & Again Boutique with others. to the group about the art of sell- Children ages 5-11 ing. First, really listen-learn Open Tuesday -Saturday 10 AM to 6 PM areeligible. Register what the person actually needs. with the church office at Second, remember that you are and Sunday- 11 AM to 3 PM 847-297-4230. Program always closing, not giving the (847) 768-7055 dates are June 21 and 28, customer the window to say Located in the Cumberland Commons at "no." Third, believe in your July 26, and Aug. 9, 16, and Northwest Highway & Mt. Prospect Rd. 30. Sign up for one or all of product or service. Kelemen, the dates. Join others at 9:30 has tried all of the products www.frisbieseniorcenter.org a.m. for Sunday School or she sells so that she is sure how the weekly church service. they work. A special place where you can find that "one -of -a -kind" treasure or everyday items like household goods, linens, books, games, ATTENTION records, DVDs, toys, shoes, clothing, crafts, etc. XAREILTOI AND PRADAXK USERS! Gladly Accepting Donations YOU MAY BE ENTITLED TO SUBSTANTIAL COMPENSATION! We accept gently used clothing and household If you were hospitalized for serious internal bleeding or items. You will receive a receipt acknowledging if a loved one died after taking XARELTO® or PRADAXA®, your donation to use for tax purposes. the makers of these blood -thinning drugs may be liable. All proceeds from the Once & Again Boutique 1-888-464-7755 are reinvested locally to support the extensive programs and services offered FERRER POIROT CALL US TODAY FOR through the Frisbie Senior Center. WANSBROUGH*A FREE CONSULTATION! fellerI ,Danist I Abney Never stop taking any medication before asking your doctor. We'ra always looking forvolunteers...call if you're interested!!

Responet,l, fromtgAl000llr to rases ly to heitt6mo www.journal-topics.com The Journal I Friday, June 26, 2015 I Page 11A Sales Drive Hopes Park Board Welcomes Back Weber For Mall Expansion Joseph S. Weber, who was reelected to his second six -year term as a commis- By TODD WESSELL of Balmoral Avenue. It's home sioner in April, was sworn Plaines Journal & Topics Editor to more than 100 retail stores and in by Board Secretary Don str* has more than doubled Rose- Miletic at the May 19 regular While there's been an abun-mont's annual sales tax receipts meeting of the Des Plaines dance of talk about the possible to about $13.2 million. Park District Board of Com- expansion of the 520,000 sq. ft. In 2014, the mall generated missioners. Miletic, who fashion outlet mall in Rosemont, an annual rate of $691 in sales is the district's executive Mayor Brad Stephens said thisper square foot. Stephens director, presented Weber week that in the end, how much said that he's been told that with a Certificate of Election the shopping center generatesMacerich wants that number from Cook County Clerk in sales income will determine to increase before a decision David Orr. when and if changes occur. is made to expand. Elected by the public for "Macerich is driving that "They are entertaining ex- six -year terms, the board bus," said Stephens on Monday. pansion, but the stars have got consists of five volunteer "It's up to them." to be aligned," said Stephens. commissioners, who meet More than a year ago, Ste-"Itcomesback to what they can on the third Tuesday ofDon Miletic (left.) presents a Certificate of Election to Commissioner phens said that the possibilitycommand in rent. They need the month in the David L. Joe Weber. exists that one day the indoormore time." Markworth Boardroom, at mall will expand to the east The 4,400 -seat Rosemont the Administrative and Lei- Toby Gilbert to River Road. In late April,Theatre opened about 20 years sure Center, 2222 Birch St. HS Broker, GM, ABR, CDPE, SFR Macerich CEO Arthur Coppolaago and has been the setting for The public is welcome, and BERKSHIRE indicated in a conference callnumerous high -end musical encouraged to attend. HATHAWAY with analysts that enlarging theand stage performances. Persons wishing to have itomeservim, Starck Real Estate mall could happen. At around Macerich, based in Santa items placed on the agenda Starck Real Estate 300 W Golf Road that time, Mayor Stephens saidMonica, CA, owns approxi- should notify the board secre- Mount Prospect, IL 60056 . the village -owned Rosemontmately 50 malls in the U.S. tary, at the administrative of- 0 847.255.3900 IC 847.fI67.6775 Theatre could be demolishedThe local mall was developed fice, by letter or by telephone, [email protected] to make room for an expandedby Macerich and Coral Gables, no later than the Wednesday litarckR1K,com mall, provided that it makesFL -based AWE Talisman for before any regularly sched- financial sense. approximately $170 million. uled park board meeting. Fashion Outlets ChicagoLast November, Macerich opened in August 2013 along thebought out Talisman's 40% Tri-State Tollway (1-294) southownership in the property. INTRODUCING A NEW GENERATION Vroom Vroom! OF CARE AT OAKTON PAVILLION AND OAKTON ARMS For over 30 years, the staff of Generations Healthcare Network has been committed to providing compassionate, innovative care with peace of mind for seniors and their families. Creating family partnerships and providing these world -class services at Oakton Pavillion and Oakton Arms is our mission. OAKTON PAVILLION OAKTON ARMS Skilled Nursing & Independent Rehabilitation Center Living far Seniors Post -Acute Cam

... It's not every day that someone will visit a hot dog stand to order one of his or her favorite meals and end up with a hot rod. In the case of Des Plaines resident Dana Gloor, he wound up with a mint - conditioned 1930 Ford Model A. When Gloor recently visited Rand Red Hots to order a hot dog, he noticed that on display at the Rand

Road restaurant were numerous vintage cars. Rand Red Hots hosts : . a cruise night every Tuesday from 5 to 9 p.m. Not hesitating, Gloor liked the car so much that he bought it on the spot. Standing next to .,. the car are, from left, Rick Bartell, Rand Red Hots owner; Gloor; and Tony Bottalla, owner. "a4 gra/n4eatqk gi4 *laginz4 faVe/earatiola 9,6sine" Park Ridge Farmers Market AI Open every Saturday May 23 - Oct. 31 7 a.m. - 1 p.m. GENERATIONS HEALTH CARE NETWORK Located at Garden and Prairie Just south of the Metre station Chb (10aYatArgeaOau/,r, 0 e2me Generations Oakton Pavilkin Generatiens Oakton Arms Visit parkridgefarmersmarket.com 1660-1665 Oakton Place. Des Plaines IL 60018 for information on weekly events and musical entertainment 847.299.5588 Page 12A I Friday, June 26, 2015 The Journal www.journal-topics.com How Sweet It Is: MP Ice Cream Shop Wins Friendly Hawks Wager

In honor of the Stanley Cup"Blackhawks" sundaes. similar wagers in the past, most Finals, Capannari Ice Cream The two small businessesrecently in the 2013 Stanley of Mount Prospect entered intotraded barbs over social mediaCup Finals, with Waltham, a friendly wager with Royallike "Lightning doesn't strikeMA, ice cream shop Pizzi Scoop Handmade Ice Creamtwice in Chicago," and "HopeFarms when the Blackhawks in Bonita Springs, FL. you look good in red, Lightningwere victorious over the Boston The deal was, the losingfans." Bruins. city of the Stanley Cup Finals "Our wager is all in good Capannari is also campaign- would have to sport jerseys offun. Royal Scoop is a Floridaing for the Stanley Cup to pay the winning team and name afavorite and we are thrilled thata visit to their Mount Prospect sundae after them. Lightning fans will be wearingretail store with their "Bring the With the Chicago Black -Blackhawks gear and enjoyingCup to Caps" campaign. hawks win, Royal Scoop staffBlackhawks sundaes," said "We keep saying, 'That members (and Tampa BayKatie Dolan Dix, president ofcup needs some Capannari Staff from Capannari Ice Cream in Mount Prospect celebrate the Blackhawks Stanley Cup win, resulting in winning a bet with an ice Lightning fans) will wearCapannari. Ice Cream in it," Dolan Dix cream parlor near Tampa, FL. Blackhawks jerseys and sell Capannari has entered into a said.

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`Good move'? meetings now last 15 min- would eat there at least once Thinks alderman Just call our 24 -hour hotline at 847-299-1500, or go to our website More like... utes. A 6.5 million dollar a a week during the summer. I should step down year enterprise and the board guess we will turn to Potbelly. at www.journal-topics.com to state that is supposed to be Holly's what is on your mind concerning an New tagline of "Good Thank you 4th ward for re- issue you consider to be significant, boss, and represent taxpayers, Move"? Sounds like a bad Hoping for a electing a convicted criminal and we'll publish it.If you would like is now just a bunch of quiver- move to me, we have the best for your alderman. I checked to state your opinion about anything, ing spineless jelly. Where is Randhurst miracle tagline in America. Long live the election results, 800 of feel free to do so. Just make sure the "City of Destiny." Fregetto and Kendrick or a you elected him and our city your message Is brief, to the point Is it possible that Randhurst reasonablereplacement that is now ruined. How embar- and within the limits of good taste actually questions all the will ever recover from the and acceptable to readers of a family Fireworks shooters rassing is he to himself and profligate spending? new design? The mall went newspaper. are selfish into a tailspin with their new us. This has been going on for many many years, I think layout, outdoor traffic circle he should step down and Who keeps lighting off Here's another one, car maze. Unless a roof or resign and stop the disgrace fireworks this past week June police canopy is installed for winter to our wonderful city. 21-24? Near the neighbor- and bad weather shopping, spike in policing and fire safe- hoods of Golf Road and Des Plaines police, please you will continue to have a ty costs? Will we need more Mount Prospect? Can the DP enforce the leash law. I am big starving white elephant Develop this property equipment? Our city budget Police please look into this? so tired of having to worry bazaar. This climate is better is at the limits and we need to My dogs go crazy every nightabout unleashed dogs going suited to a closed mall and The truck business at continue conserving dollars they hear fireworks. I thoughtafter my dog who is always not conducive to open air the corner of Seegers and for the uncertain circumstanc- fireworks were illegal. This is leashed when walked. I carrystores with no connection or Broadway. It's empty and a es in Illinois. That Littelfuse ridiculous. It is not even Me- pepper spray and I will use access to other stores, but I big eyesore for the neighbor- property should be saved for a morial Day weekend or 4th ofit to prevent my best friend am just a low level public hood. It would be nice to see business or owned homes, not July yet. People are so selfish,from being harmed. Too bad "dope" or past patron. Also that property developed for apartments. We need to look a just doing what they want andI can't use it on the ignorant the mall walkers and families the benefit of the neighbor- few years down the road, not not thinking of other people. dog owner who lets his/her with child strollers were lost hood and Des Plaines tax- just for today. There are ex- dog run free. or forgotten and this contrib- payers. Maybe a nice office amples of problematic rental and owned properties around Young blood is what uted to Randhurst's shopping building, gas station, movie theater, grocery store, shop- Des Plaines. We need to be DP needs Watch out, bikers fall and profit decline, but the smart powers have superior ping center, etc. Those busi- forward looking and look out vision and certainly the brain nesses would really benefit for our residents. I do not understand all Adultbikers, ride your power, but no common sense. everyone. With Cumberland the negativity about Mayor bikes in the street. The side- We will see what the smart train station so close, it could Pipe down, church Bogusz. I think his ideas on walks are for pedestrians and money NY developers decide be a big hit. little kids on two -wheelers.I the Curb Appeal and Restau- The church on Rose and walk my dogs at least twice to do about upgrading, but rant Week have been very Dempster/Thacker needs to a day, and invariably some the last miracle to come out Fears rental properties innovative. What did our stop playing loud music until adult jerk on a bike makes New York was the Olympic previous mayors do? Most of 3 in the morning. The resi- me yield the right of way hockey victory at Lake Placid Recently read a Des Plaines the criticism seems to always dents on Rose and Dempster/ (because I don't want to and that was what 20/30 Journal article about a builder start with him being "young", Thacker do not appreciate get run over!) and then gets years ago. I will not hold my proposal to build 270 apart- why is that an issue, we need being kept up all night to the indignant because my dogs breath for victory. ments on the old Littelfuse young blood in Des Plaines. noise. This has been going bark at them. The city made property. Rental units (apart- on since the church has been special bike lanes for you, so ments) is an invitation for What else can Wants explanation renamed and remodeled. Let use them. If you are afraid to problems, on many fronts. library offer? us have our sleep back. ride in the street, then go to a Recently I've been noticing270 seems a little extreme. bike path or stop riding. You that the Des Plaines Police Don't we already have RE: Why does the library are a menace to all on foot. enough rental property aroundLet demand fill show R-rated films. Director Department has not been providing certain details for the the city? Plus all the existing storefronts Holly Sorensen was quoted vacated real estate? Plus all as saying, "We serve the Manager took care blotter. I can understand why, after all the bad press the the newly planned and in - "Anchor or albatross?" entire community. We will of customers discussion townhouses. Big You decide. Old DP Mall and have some things that some department has been getting recently. What I don't under- picture. Most people renting Behrel parking deck. New DP people don't like." Well, why I was in Panera this morn- property don't really take careLibrary and their store fronts, not X-rated films too? Lots ing and was told that the stand is why the Journal feels it is necessary to add that the of property or worry about of- Metropolitan Square and of us don't like them either. manager was let go by the fending neighbors. Also, theretheir store fronts, DP Theater Why not start serving free corporation. I didn't know department will not disclose information every time. Can could be a spike in crime with and Miner Street storefronts breakfast and lunches for the him personally, but whenever rental properties. Crime has and the list goes on and on homeless that live there in I had a problem, he took care someone please explain why? Thank you. already been on the rise in and on. Yes, there have been the winter? That reasoning is of me. I never saw an issue Des Plaines. What if other lo- many starters but no keep- why our library is one of the at this location compared to (Ed. Note: The public has a right to know what it's cal cities sends their problemsers, they fail because of poor most expensive in the nation some. I guess the bottom line out to these rental properties planning and no experience, per capita. Holly is only there was money. He was there police department is up to. It's not every time, either. in Des Plaines? Are there get rid of theconsultants and to guaranteeemployment since the start. It is a shame federal dollars behind this downtown doctors and let the for her girls. (How many and I know I won't be go- The higher-ups eventually provide some of the infor- project? Will we see a spike market and demand fix the male librarians are on staff?). ing there again. I will go to inour school district costs and problem and not the taxpay- Dunkin' Donuts oranother mation our reporters are The hoard is now just her property taxes? Will we see a (Continued on page 16A) personal rubber stamp. The location. My wife and kids looking for when asked.) Page 16A Friday, June 26, 2015 The Journal www.journal-topics.com Speak Out 2015 Encompass Championship (Continued from page 15A) erswallets; guessing the next July 6-12, 2015 boom or bust. Socrates Rand. Put signal there North Shore Country Club Glenview, Illinois Regarding the old Littel- fuse property on Northwest Highway. Whatever is built there, regardless if it be residential or commercial, there needs to be a better traffic controls to enter and exit the property. Maybe widen the roads, create turn lanes, install a traffic light, and create easements for entry and exiting. Without better traffic controls, exiting and entering the property will continue to be a mess like it always was when Littelfuse was there, which historically always created a lot of frustration. This is an opportunity to fix the problem. The owner should pay for the traffic controls, not the Des Plaines taxpayers.

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Baseball Bulldogs Heel To Blue Sox

By DION MARTORANO Journal & Topics Sports

The Northwest Blue Sox used a strong start to upend the Mount Prospect American Legion Post 525 Bulldogs on Wednesday, June 24 by the score of 8-3 at Maine East High School. The Blue Sox blasted 5 doubles in the game as they combined for 12 hits total. The Bulldogs may not have scored much, but did record 2 doubles and had 7 hits. Northwest scored 3 runs in the first Mount Prospect Bulldog Joe Sekulich (Conant) pops one sky high against the Northwest Blue Sox. (Journal photos) before Mount Prospect rebounded with 2 in the bottom of the second. The Blue Sox put the game away in to be played at Prospect High School. Itto play on his old stomping grounds. He roughed up in 4 innings of work, giving the third inning with 2 more runs to gowas moved to Park Ridge due to poorwent 1 -for -4 at the plate with a double, up 10 hits, 7 runs (6 earned), 2 walks up 5-2 and made it 7-2 after the fourth field conditions. pitched 3 innings and allowed just 2 hits, and striking out 5 to earn the loss. inning to coast the rest of the way. The Bulldogs' Will Heins had to feel 1 run and struck out 2 in relief. Northwest was led by Elk Grove Mount Prospect (5-5) was the home like it was a coming home reunion as the Mount Prospect started the game with alum Adam O'Malley on the mound as team in the game, originally scheduledMaine East alum got one more chance Hersey alum Eric Labahn and he was (Continued on page 5B)

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The Illinois Department of Healthcare and Family Services (FIFS) proposes several changes in the methods and standards by which the Department will reimburse providers. The proposed changes are effective for dates of service on or after July I, 2015 and are addressed below.

Public Act 98-0674 provided for an increase of the personal needs allowance to $60 per month for persons residing in an Intermediate Care Facility for Individuals with Developmental Disabilities (1CF/IDD) licensed under the ID/DD Community Care Act or for persons residing in a Community Integrated Living Arrangement (CILA) for StateFiscal Year 2015. For dates of service July 1, 2015, and after, the personal needsallowance will return to the rates in effect on August 31, 2014. The savings is estimated at $3.2 million.

Medicaid Facilitation and Utilization payments paid for inpatient services to Illinois hospitals that meet specific requirements will be eliminated. The savings is estimated at $8 million.

The $60 per treatment day add-on payment to hospitals and freestanding chronic dialysis centers for outpatient renal dialysis treatments or home dialysis treatments will be eliminated. The savings is estimated at $15 million.

The Department is proposing to revise inpatient and outpatient rate methodologies for large public hospitals, including but not limited to the use of DRGs. These proposed changes will have no net change on spending.

Any interested party may submit comments, data, views, or arguments concerning these proposed changes in reimbursement methods and standards. All comments must he in writing and should be addressed to:

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Boys Basketball Knights Bounce Down To Georgia Annual Summer Trip Doubles As Bonding Time

By DION MARTORANO Journal & Topics Sports Led by coach John Camardella (left), the Prospect Knights got some quality time in on and off court at Georgia Tech. Each summer Prospect head coach John Camardella orga-on," Camardella said. the only loss coming to the nizes a trip for the Knights Georgia Tech is coached bytwo-time defending Georgia basketball team. This summerMount Prospect native Brianstate champions, Jonesboro, was no different. Gregory who has held the posi- 54-41. The last fewseasonsthetion of head coach since March They earned wins over Knights have gone to Michigan28, 2011. He is 227-165 overall Hardaway (Columbus, GA), REALTOW Patio Italian° State and Kansas, among otherin 12seasons asa Division IHouston County (GA), Jef- places, but went down to Geor-coach. Gregory is a Herseyferson County (FL), Veterans rrA,Fli Stiburb0 gia this past week (June 19-21)High School alum, just likeHigh School (GA) and Crisp 7(15-1154i751 for a memorable journey. Camardella. County (GA). 7773.7 2.18(10(Office) 711ii-15-5.3Kiti (Fax) T54.,2111,mvre,11r,r mvx.Grkli.elialtrttottr :;n7N. Hem he. Chica "Thatwasprobably one of In competition, Prospect "It was some great competi- the coolest trips we have gonewent an impressive 5-I with (Continued on page 4B) .utv\itil) SI R110 & RISE ElS! I HE PROW IS IN 111 NI \IN Rs!

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(Continued from page 1B) Stats he went all 7 innings and allowed just 7 hits, 3 runs (1 earned), walked 2 and Northwest: Joe Franz (1 -for -4, 1 fanned 4 batters for the win. run), Alex Kiszkowski (3 -for -4, 2 runs), Despite some dark clouds and occa-Adam O'Malley (2 -for -4,1 run), Connor sional rain, the game was completed. Quinn (2 -for -3, 3 RBI, 3 runs), Brendan It was a welcome sight after Mount Beck (2 -for -3, 1 RBI, 1 run), Sean Fege Prospect's game was canceled Monday(0 -for -4), Zach Lazzarrato (1 -for -4, 3 due to rain. RBI), Joe Lopez (1 -for -4, 1 RBI), Mick It has been a busy stretch for the Bull-Fontanetta (0 -for -3). Mount Prospect: dogs who have played 8 games since Will Heins (1 -for -4,1 double), Joe Kout- June 16, including a 13 -inning loss tonik (1 -for -3,1 stolen base), Adrian Perez Morton Grove on Sunday, June 21. (2 -for -3, 1 run, 2 stolen bases), Eric Between Northwest and MP are play- Labahn (0 -for -4), Tyler Haffey (1 -for - ers from Conant, Elk Grove, Hersey,4, 1 stolen base), Joe Sekulich (1 -for -2, Fremd, Leyden, Maine West, Maine1 run, 1 double), Phil Heuer (0 -for -3), East, Prospect, Schaumburg and St.Tim Krause (0 -for -1,1 run, 1 RBI), Matt Viator high schools eligible to play in Hartman (0 -for -2), Ben Lindell (0 -for - the American Legion summer league. 1), Mark Losacco (1 -for -2)

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Northwest Blue Sox: Mack Rosman (Fremd/Northwestern), Zach Lazzarotto (Fremd), Ben Dickey (St. Viator/Illinois), Adam O'Malley (Elk Grove/Rockford), Sean Fege (Elk Grove), Joe Lopez (Elk Grove), Mick Fontanetta (Elk Grove), Joe Franz (Schaumburg), Alex Kiszkowski (Schaumburg), Connor Quinn (Schaumburg), Bren- dan Beck (Schaumburg) Mount Prospect Bulldogs: Matthew Hartman (Conant), Daniel Hafer (Conant), Joe Sekulich (Conant), Nick Sbertoli (Conant), Mark Losacco (Hersey), Richard Car- usiello (Hersey), Philip Heuer (Hersey), Tyler Haffey (Hersey), Eric Labahn (Hersey), Joe Koutnik (Hersey/North Park), Adrian Perez (Leyden), Chris Selgrad (Maine West), Will Heins (Maine East), Sean Blatz (Prospect), William Sampson (Prospect), Matt Nadler (Prospect), Timothy Krause, Ben Lindell Mount Prospect Bulldogs pitcher Eric Labahn (Hersey) fires home Wednesday against Northwest. (Dion Martorano/The Journal)

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immense contributions and and early '90s) that separated vision to keeping the band Landy's grip on Brian's life, Have 'Mercy' furnished with a constant led to his freedom and then barrage of tuneful hits, in marriage with her in the By MICHAEL POULOS on the one member of the time, their association caved, early '90s. She is hissuccess Journal Film Critic group who represented their fame disappeared -- and so story -- and so well played by heart and soul, and key com- did Brian. Banks. "Love & Mercy" (120 poser of their catchy songs, As portrayed in the 1980s But the film is broken into min., Rated PG -13 for Brian Wilson. by John Cusack, Brian was a two halves -- the '60s and the thematic elements, drug Brian was indeed a musi- total wreck...a shell of a man '80s -- with no connection or content and language). Rat-cal genius who as a child who was still living off the glue between them. The film- ing: 7 out of 10. with his two siblings Den- glory of the 1960s. But his makers clearly wanted their nis and Carl, lived under the handler, Dr. Eugene Landy two hours of running time What could be more thumb of their domineer- (Paul Giamatti delivering to focus on Brian's struggles Paul Dano in "Love & Mercy." Americana than The Beach ing and sometimes abusive another solid performance), in both eras -- and eventual Boys -- all American -born father -- and as a teen, then a feasted off of his celebrity triumph from the grasp of fortunate for us as music fans musicians, three from the young adult, came down with and treated Brian for the a quack doctor who was and for the love of Brian that same family, the Wilson's, mental illness. As portrayed wrong symptoms claiming ruining his life. If you think with the help of Melinda, and perhaps featuring our exceptionally by Paul Dano, Brian was paranoid schizo- you'll gain some insights intoBrian broke free from that most emblematic "sound" of Brian may have been the phrenic, when he wasn't. Thethose early years when the oppression. the early 1960s -- before the center of the group in terms drugs Landy prescribed Brianband found fame, rehearsing "Love & Mercy" is a man- British invasion arrived. On of artistic invention, but his daily only deteriorated his their songs, then recording nered film about a mannered stage, "The Jersey Boys" be- oddities and unwillingness to touch with reality, distancing them, you'll get some of man who through his musical came a big hit chronicling thetour with the band after they him from being the normal that...just not enough to hold contributions deserves a film up-and-down, back-up rise to became famous only festered person he could have been all your interest. But there are about his liberation. I wish fame of another all American the onset of his illness that those years after the banded too many dead spots in the the film had more panache band, The Four Seasons; but wasn't being properly treated ended their reign in the late 1980s portions of the film and energy, getting a little rivaling them at that time wasat the time -- and certainly 1960s. It was only the pluck, when Brian was emoting or lost in the '80s, but consider- The Beach Boys. And now not years later. Though his desire and love for Brian that suffering under the influ- ing the issues surrounding there is a movie sort of about brothers, Al Jardine and Mike Melinda Ledbetter (Elizabeth ence of mis-diagnosed drugs Brian, it mirrors the torment the band, but focused more Love all appreciated Brian's Banks) exerted (in the '80s by the swindler Landy. It is he was going through.

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