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During the ceremony, The firetruck has several which took place on Marchother new features, includ- 26 at 9 a.m., firefighters ing a dual screen command I drove the new firetruck ininformation center, more front of the Village Hall. spacious cab passenger sit- The vehicle includes a num- fing and improved LED ber of new features - mostlighting. notably, a basket-like plat- According to the village form at the tip ofthe ladder. press release, the firetruck The mayor and Villagecost $1.1 million and has a Manager Steve Vinezeano life expectancy of2O years. got a chance to see that The department has particular feature first-hand been training with the truck as they climbed onto thefor the past few months. platform and took it to theGreiner said that, because Village Hall roof of its size, learning how to The Nues Fire Depart-maneuver it was a bit of a ment has been field-testinglearning curve. the vehicle for the past few "It is a lot of truck," he months. and it recently en-said. "It is a challenge to tered service. Robert Grein-drive it around. You need to er, NFD's district supervi-think ofwhere you'd want it sor, told Niles Herald-Spec- to be:' tator that the new truck has The Thursday ceremony already proven to be usefulwas relatively low-key. - and that the departmentAside from Przybylo, Vine- expects that it would con-zeano and Greiner, Niles tinue to be a great additionFire Department Chief to the fleet. Steve Borkowski, Interim The Fire Department ac- NilesPolice Department quired the vehicle last yeatChief Dennis McEnerney According to the village, itand Niles Department of was built by the Appleton,Public Services Director Wis.-based Pierce Manu-Mary Anderson attended, facturing. The vehicleis as did a number of police eight-feet wide, and the officers and firefighters. ladder can extend for up to Przybylo and Vinezeano VILLAGE OF NILES PHOTOS 11 feet four inches, making itposed forpictures with Nues Village Manager Steve Vinezeario. left above. and Mayor Andrew Przybylo, right above, are among local officials the largest firetruck inother officials. They werewelcoming the village's new firetruck on March26. NFD's fleet then strapped into the safe- In a first for the depart-ty harnesses and led ontonewest lifesaving technolo- nient, the firetruck's ladder the basket, which took themgy," he said. "It is another features a basket-like plat- up to the roof. tool that will help our tal- form that can lift up to 500 Once he stepped off theented firefighters do the lbs. Firefighters refer to a basket, Przybylo said he wasbest job possible and keep firefightingvehicle withimpressed with the newour residents safe." this type of ladder as a vehicle. Greiner told the Niles "tower." When the ladder is "Well, that was fun," heHerald-Spectator that he used, four support "legs"addressed the firefighters.expects the new vehicle to extend out, anchoring the"Good luck with this, guys.serve the department well vehicle and helping to keep Beautiful purchase. And bein the future. it stable. Firefighters can safe!" "It would really help us control the ladder while In an official statement,with window rescues' he they areinthe basket, Borkowski touted the fire-said. "It's very safe, very which is expected to help truck as a great tool. secure. That's what it's all them use water against fires "Being able to have a new about" more effectively. tower ladder like this is vital Greiner explained thatto our operations and al-IgorStudenkov is afreelanceThe village's new firetruck has new features including a dual screen command information the big advantage of thelows us keep up with thereporterforPioneerPress. center, more spacious cab passenger sitting and improvedLEDlighting. NEWS PAID POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT 5 ELECT TWO OF THE BEST For OAKTON COMMUNITY COLLEGE i Niles boardurges state "TRUSTEES" ON APRIL 7th, 201 5 not to cut tax funding o- Ph1D1 IGOR STUDENKOV residents to contact the goy- During the public corn- tee.com) Pioneer Press emor and state legislatorsment period, Village Board Loyola(J Ph.D. about the issue. candidate David Carrabota Educatlo in & Supervision The vi1Iag ofNiles Board Mayor Andrew Przybyloechoed Hanusiak's argu- Governorv .. of Trustees urged the statewarned the public of the ments. ate University government not to cut thedangerous consequences of "There was a message Masters of Arts in English Language and Literature village's share of the state the cuts. sent by residents in electing North Eastern Illinois University income tax. "This funding can't bethis new governor," he said. Master of Arts in Geography Under Goy. Bruce Raun- easily replaced, and it will "We have the responsibility Roosevelt University er's budget proposal, therequire service reductions'to stop spending money we Bachelors of Arts and Sciences in Geography, History local share of the revenuehe said. don't have. Let's send a from the state income tax Trustee Chris Hanusiak,message to the [state] goy- & would be reduced by half.who isalso running for eminent showing that we're The village has argued thatre-election, was the only responsible by straightening BENJAMIN SALZBERG, BSME, MBA, MAT the decrease would cost the trustee who spoke againstout our budget and straight- (www.VOTEBEN2O1 5.com) village $1,475,248. During its the resolution. He argued ening out our pensions?' National-Louis University March 24 meeting, thethat the voters would want While he and Hanusiak Master of Arts in Teaching board approved a resolutionthe village to be more fis-are running as independ- Stuart School of Business urging the governor and thecally responsible and live ents, the two have released a Master of Business Administration Illinois General Assembly to within its means. joint campaign platform. reconsider. "23 precincts [in Niles] "Resident Susanna Ata- University of Illinois Urbana Champaign Since 1969, every munici- overwhelmingly voted for nus spoke strongly in favor Bachelors of Science in Mechanical Engineering pality in Illinois received a Rauner," he said. "We had a ofthe resolution. Oakton Community College portion of the state income deficit but we still continued "I urge the mayor and the Associates Degree in Engineering tax revenue. to hire. We need to beVillage Board to join other Last year, the village re- fiscally responsible, for the mayors in opposing this' www.voteben2Ol 5.com INTEGRITY - SERVICE - COMMITMENT ceived $2,822,344 throughsake of the residents ofshe said. the fund. The General Fund Niles." "We will not be robbed. budget hadatotalof Przybylo responded that Goy. Rauner - grow up and $44,126,615 in revenue. Niles has been fiscallydo your job right We didn't Rauner's proposal wouldsound, and the state govern- put you in office to be blind What Do I Need to need to be approved by thement would be taking ad-to 99 percent of your con- Illinois General Assemblyvantage of that to fix its ownstituents." Know About Bone before it is implemented. problems. He argued that On March 2, the village Niles shouldn't give up the Lgor Studenkov is afreelance reporter issued a press release urging money without a fight. for Pioneer Press. Health & Arthritis?

Learn more at our FREE seminar Nues Township supervisor honored about osteoporosis, arthritis and the less invasive anterior hip Nues Township government supervisor, Marilyn D. approach for hip replacement. Glazer, was honored by the Township Officials of Cook County, trustee division, for Thursday, April 9 her work on their board of Alden North Shore directors, officials said in a release. 6 to 6:30 pm Dinner A plaque was presented to Glazer at the division 6:30 to 7:30 pm Seminar and Q&A meeting on Thursday, 7:30 to 8 pm Dessert March 19 at the Tuscany Restaurant in Oakbrook. Di- Please RSVP to Alden North Shore vision President Ron Szy- Matti manski made the presenta- NILES TOWNSHIP GOVERNMENT at 847-679-6100. Tours will be available. Orthopui yuI tion. Nues Township Government Supervisor Marilyn D. Glazer L! Glazer had to resign from with Division President Ron Szymanski. the trustee division board of Alden North Shore directors when she was With a population of over and sections of Morton _uuIp,v ILLINOIS BONE & JOINI 5O() West I )UhY AvfIiLI' appointed supervisor of102,000, Niles Township in- Grove, Nues and Glenview. ,#_1...uI.. INSTITUTE 6Á Niles Township govern-cludes the villages of Sko- 'ALDEN www. Aldr Nn thSl iot t' ' oui ment. Ide, Lincolnwood and Golf Pioneer Press staff report MoW, b,It.r. Live bettet. --- 6 NEWS Trustee candidates face off at Golf Mill Mall IGOR STUDENKOV would listen to the voters. ment coordinator shouldNiles mayors' power to fillrequirements. Both trusteesswipes at their opponents. Pioneer Press Carrabotta said he would help commercial propertytrustee vacancies. At thesaid on multiple occasionsLoVerde and McCreery work to improve villageowners attract tenants. Ha-time, Palicki and Hanusiakthat they didn't oppose gunboth accused Palicki of vot- Nues Vuiiage Board of finances and stop using TIFs nusiak argued that taxesboth expressed concernsshops per se - which theying against resolutions that Trusteescandidates an-and other tax incentives. should be lowered to attractthat the flier was slanted toreiterated during the de-would promote business swered questions and ar- Palicki said she would con- more businesses. focus on the negative couse-bate. growth. LoVerde also ques- giied about village issuestinue to listen to residents, LoVerde said the village's quences of the referendum Strzelecki said that hetioned Hanusiak's motiva- during the Nues Candidates work to increase transpar-existing facade program and - something they reiteratedwas confident that, as long tions behind his votes. Town Hall. ency and carefully considertax incentives can help at- during the debate. as all the safety procedures "Chris - are you really The event took place the issues. tract businesses, emphasiz- Strzelecki said that he are followed, the gun shopindependent orare you March 26 at Golf Mill Mall's Hanusiak said his recording that he and other Niles had no issue with the flier. wouldn't make the village against everything because Center Court Maine Town- on the board speaks for itselfForward Party candidates LoVerde said the village any less safe. you couldn't support two ship Supervisor Caroland he would continue towould be "pro-business" ifsimply followed itsattor- "You can't handle agun in mayors who ran against Teschky moderated. oppose video gamblingelected. neys' advice. McCreery said the shop unless you have a you?" he said. Six candidates are run- should there be any attempt When asked what Niles she didn't necessarily have a (firearms owner identifica- Strzelecki also criticized ning for three seats. In- to revoke the existing ban. could do to improve trans-problem with village send-tion card7 he said. "They are Palicki and Hanusiak cumbent Trustee Joe Lo- After the opening state-parency and accountability, ing out information aboutnot going to be able to buy "Voting 'no' against the Verde is running with for- ments, Teschky asked ques-Carrabotta proposed choos-referenda - as long as it'sammunition withouta mayor isn't being independ- mer police Chief Dean rions submitted by the pub-ing Niles Ethics Boarddone right FOrD card. (The shop) isent - it's being obstructive," Strzelecki and Niles Ethicslic and the press. First, themembers by lottery from a "Decoding those refer-going to have the highest- he said. Board member Denisecandidates were asked howpool ofvolunteer candidatesenduras may be difficultend burglary alarms." Responding to McCre- McCreery as the Niles For-they would help a commer-in order to avoid politicalsometimes' she said. "We Hanusiak and Carrabotta cry's criticism, Palicki said ward Party slate. Incumbent cial building owner whoappointments. Palickiex- should continue to do this,expressed similarsenti- she voted the way she did Trustees Chris Hanusiakhasn't been able to attractpressed concern that thebut representing bothments. McCreery said thateither out of safety concerns and Rosemasy Palicki aretenants for several months. Ethics Board isn't as effec- sides' while safety is an importantor because she thought the running as independents, as McCreeiy said she would tive as it used to be, noting Carrabotta strongly de-concern, she doesn't thinkmeasures would benefit is the new candidate Davidwork with the Niles Cham-that, in the last two years, itnounced the fliers, calling the gun shop will affect it. some businesses at the ex- Carrabotta. ber of Commerce and In-has met less and pursuedthem "propaganda" and ar- Finally,the candidates pense of others. LoVerde touted his expe- dustry to help businesses.fewer complaints. Hanusiakgoing that residents couldwere asked about whether "To me, it's unrealistic to rience in Nues government,Carrabotta said he wouldquestioned the objectivity ofhave gotten informationthey support term limits.offer a program if we can't particularly his work ontreat each businessindi- Ethics Board Chairmanabout theissue throughDuring the 2012 municipaloffer ito all businesses' she stormwater relief and em- vidually, helping them ifTony Gaudio. media or by researching itelections, Niles voters ap- said. phasized the importance ofnecessary, or simply sitting Strzelecki said the villageon their own. proved two referenda - one Hanusiak also usedhis retaining businesses and at- back and trying to removeinspector general position - "It's government out ofplaced on the ballot by theclosing statement to push tracting new ones. Strze- regulations and other obsta- which was established incontrol' he said. Village Board and oneback against NFP candi- lecki touted his experience des that maybe in their way. 2013 - was a strong mecha- Next, the candidates placed by activist Joe Maic- dates' criticism. on the police force and the Palicki said that beautifi- nism for rooting out corrup-were asked to give their take ula. While allcandidates "I vote for things that steps he took to improvecation could help attract tion. on another controversial is- said they supported termmake sense for the tax- communications betweenbusinesses to vacant store- Next, the candidatessue - granting special-use limits, Palicki reiterated her payers' hesaid. "When officers and residents.fronts. She also said she were asked to give their takepermit to the Sportman's opinion that a judge should things make sense, you vote McCreery touched uponwould try to make sure theon the "biased flier" thatClub gun shop and trainingdecide which referendumfor them. When they don't, her experience as presidentboard is more careful aboutwas sent out before thecenter. Palicki and LoVerde would become law. you vote 'no.'" of the Nues Chamber ofgranting tax incentives. November election. The flu- opposed granting the per- In the closing statements, Commerce and Industry Strzelecki said the vil- er in question concerned the mit, arguing that the goncandidates reiterated their Igor Studenkov is afreelance reporter and promised that shelage's economic develop-referendum to take awayshop didn't meet all thepositions and took some for Pioneer Press Park Ridge-Niles School District 64 reviews strategic plan BY IGOR STUDENKOV the use of technology incalled for the district's ad-cations between the school and is scheduled to end inplan," said Heinz. "It really Pioneer Press education, it struled withministrative team to take a stafi; families and communi- 2015-16. allowed the district to move improving ways to set goalsmore direct rolein thety organizations; improve The district staff is in theforward in a lot of ways' As Park Ridge-Nilesfor students and improve planning process. instruction and developingearly stages of the planning She told the board that School District 64 prepares collaboration within the dis- In 2009, the district start-a protocol to ensure the staff process for the next strate-the district made consider- to take its first steps toward trict. ed working on its currentwould be able to implementgic plan. Heinz told theable strides with the first creatinga new strategic The report also suestedstrategic plan. Known as thethe strategies. Each strategyboard that, with only onestrateg3 citing as examples plan, the school board metwhat the district could do'Tourney to Excellence' itwas further divided intoyear to go on the currentthe 1:1 Chromebook initia- to review how the previousbetter when designing acalled for five improvement"action plans"that ex- plan, this was a good time totive and using Infosnap for plan worked out new strategic plan. Thatstrategies addressing differ-plained how the districtlook at whether the actionstudentregistration. The During the March 25 included more emphasis onent facets of the district'swould implement eachplans worked and what the teachers have also done a meeting District Superin- achieving results, provisions operations. This included strategy. district could learn from itsbetter job of using apps to tendent Laurie Heinz pre-for addressing the district'sincorporating more tech- The Board of Education failures and successes. teach students, she said. sented the review. She indi-financial issues, more plan-nology setting up a system approved the plan in 2010. It 'Although it's a diffei4nt "[In the past] everybody cated that, while the districtning for facility improve-of goals and benchmarks to was designed to last for five plan we're going to havewas just buying apps year had many successes withments and regular reviewsimprove student perform-school years. It started dur-moving forward, [the cur- introducing and expandingofthe plan's progress. It also ance; improving communi-ing the 2010-11 school yearrent plan] was a tremendous Turn to Plan, NextPage NEWS Multi-Chamber Man accused of beating After Hours passengeraboard Niles bus At Monastero's BY JENNIFER JOHNSON the front door. Milwaukee and Thursday, April 16th Pioneer Press This prompted the Oaktonand man to tell Walsh, headed east A Morton Grove man"Calm down. The victim À claiming to be skilled inYou're getting off complained of LincoIn1 ()Sauganash mixed martial arts standsthe bus anyway' pain around his )CHAMuii OP CoMMERCE accused of demonstrating police said. kidney area and his fighting prowess in the According to sharppains wrong place: aboard a Pacepolice, Walsh re- William Walsh when he in- bus. sponded tothe haled. Hislip Join the Edgebrook, Lincoinwood, Saganash William Walsh, 26, of the man's comment by drop- was also swollen and bleed- 7100 block of Greenwood ping the bags he was carry-ing, police said, and he was chamber members and friends Street, was arrested anding and making a fist before taken by paramedics to Ad- charged with battery on theallegedly telling him, "Dovocate Lutheran General at Monastero's after hours evening of March 17 after he you have a problem withHospital in Park Ridge. allegedly punched a 46- me? Well, you have one now. 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Jackie 31 2.961 .6591 info('IincoInwoodchamber.org Strategic plan gets reviewed Plan, from Previous Page said that her daughter, whowork toward that, we are goes to school in the district,going to reach about and get Share your suburban after year, and we didn't has benefited from the sys-ELL families more in- know who buys what," she tem. She believes that thevolved:' events on Metromix.com said. system would be a great Lee said she felt that the Heinz said that success assetifit'sfullyimple- teachers could do a better was more mixed with devel- mented. job keeping parents in the oping a system that would Heinz said that the dis-loop. "I think it shouldn't be i ) Start at chicagotribune.com/calendar. set academic and socialtrict'seffortsto improvethat difficult, with all of our You will be directed to Metromix's online calendar. goals for each student andcommunications with par-technology, to send updates track how well the studentsents and local organizationson what's going on in class' achieve them. Today, sheis very much a work inshe said. Create an account or sign in and share your event. explained, there is an in-progress. The district staff made formal system, hut it isn't "You reach out and youmore progress on defining Signing up with Metromix ¡s free and you can share being consistently applied. hope its reciprocated," sheexpectations for students, That is because implement- said."Sometimes,itis,using assessments and tail- unlimited events. ing Common Core stand- sometimes it isn't. But weoring lesson plans tofit ards took precedence. need to keep trying." different students' learning "[The system] hasn't been Heinz said that the dis-styles. Heinz said that the Confirmation: Metromix will notify you via email when implemented with support, ti-jet will continue to work to district is going to continue and it certainly hasn't beendevelop collaborative edu-working on expanding peer your event is posted. fully implemented," saidcation programs with localcoaching. Accommodating Heinz. "We're going to con- community organizationsdifferent learning styles has tinuetofocus on goal- and groups. been a mixed bag - while setting." The district plans to place there has been improve- Questions? The key here, she said, particular focus on reachingment in some subjects, there was to create goals that fitout to families from im-is still room for improve- Email [email protected] each student rather than try migrant communities. ments in others. to come up with something "We havea growing Finally, Heinz presented that would apply for every-population of families thatrecommendations on what one. don't speak Englishatthe district could do differ- "Students come inall home," she said. "We areently with the new plan. shapes and sizes' Heinzgoing to be doing an [Eng- said. lishLanguage Learners] Igor Studeokov is a freelance Board member Vicki Lee curriculum review. As we reporterfor Pioneer Press. ometromix 8 POUCE REPORT

The following incidents 15cosmetic items valued atcharged with driving under"white, rock-like sub- store at Golf Mill ShoppingFacebook accounts had were listed in the official$501 from a store at Golfthe influence of drugs, pos-stance" inside a wallet that Center. Store security videobeen opened in her name bulletin of the Niles Police Mill Shopping Center. Shesession of drug parapher-was inside the driver's side reportedly showed a wom-without her permission. An Department. Readers are has an April28court date. nalia and possessionofdoor. Taylor has an April 1 an taking the frames offinvestigation was pending. reminded that an arrest Marta Lopez,40,of thehypodermic needlesfol- court date. display racks and placing does not constitute a find- 9300block of Bay Colony, lowing a traffic stop on them in her purse beforePROPERTY DAMAGE ing of guilt. Only a court ofunincorporated MaineMarch18at1:30am. Ac-BURGLARY leaving the store with a A Niles man told police - law can make that determi- Township, was chargedcording topolice,three A 77-year-old womanman. An employee told on March22that he discov- nation. with theft on March 15.hypodermic needles andtold police that betweenpolice that a similar theftcred the dashboard of his According to police, Lopez, March9and March14 vehicle had been taken THEFT two pipes believed to be occurred at another store the manager of a store atused for smoking crackthree necklaces, three setsin the chain. apart while it was parked in Amelou Gobenciong,36, Golf Mill Shopping Center,cocaine were located inside of earrings and two gold Forty-eight cans of Reda lot on the8800block of of the6700block of Knox, was accused of clocking inLaspisa'svehicle, whichrings were stolen from her Bullenergy drink wereGolf Road. Police said the Lincolnwood; and Vernica as an employee who hadwas stopped on the7900 room inside a residentialstolen March18from aignition was also pulled Cavallari,18, 3300 of the quit in January and collect-block of Milwaukee Ave-living facility on the8900 store on the8000block ofout, but nothing was stolen i block of Diane Avenue,ing pay checks issued tonue. He has an April30 block of Golf Road. The Milwaukee Avenue. from the vehicle. ParkCity, were eachthat employee while shecourt date. woman also told police that A man was seen stealing Between March21and charged with retail theft on also collected her own sala- Travis Taylor,26,of the $210in cash was stolenfour boxes of perfume andMarch22,someone pried March 17. Police said thery. Lopez allegedly stated 9600block of Golf Terrace,from her closet in Decem- cologne from a store at Golfopen the mailboxes be- two women were accused that she had worked duringunincorporated Maineber, but she did not reportMill Shopping Center onlonging to tenants of an of entering the self-check- the hours the former em- Township, was charged the theft. the afternoon of March23. apartment building on the out lane at a store on theployee had been scheduledwith driving under the in- The items were valued at 8000block of Milwaukee 8500block of Golf Road THEFT to work. Police said thefluence and felony pos- $246. Avenue, making it impos- A2014Nissan Altima and failing to scan items.theft totaled$201.45.Lo- sible to secure the boxes, session of a controlled sub-was stolen overnight be- The stolen merchandise to- pez has an April16courtstance on March22after he HARASSMENT police said. taled$179.09,police said. date. was reportedly stopped fortween March15and March A 60-year-oldNiles A resident of the8900 Aleksandra Wysocki,33, speeding and driving the 16from the8700block ofwoman toldpolice onblock of Heathwood Circle Grace Street. of the600block of Clover, DUT wrong way on Caldwell March18that she has been told police she discovered a Approximately30sets of Schaumburg, was charged Sam Laspisa,47,of theAvenue at3:50a.m. Ac- the victim ofonline harass-section ofher exterior win- with retail theft on March 22100block of Chestnutcording to police, a search eyeglass frames werement. According to police,dow screen had been cut 18 stolen March15from a after she allegedly stoleRidge,Kildeer,wasof Taylor's car revealed a the woman reported that out on March21.

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After raising more than $19,000 last year for a local animal rescue that needed a new home, Maine South High School is embark- ing on yet another all-school fundraising campaign, mixing extracurricular activities with an opportunity to give back. This year, St. Jude Children's Research Hospital will be the recipient of all funds raised by students, staff and the community through free-will donations and school activities. The first ofthe fundraising events will be the school-wide dodgnball tournament on Friday, April 10 at the Park Ridge school, 1111 S. Dee Road. Money will be raised through MAINE TOWNSHIP DISTRICT 207 team sign-ups; for $50, eight to 10 students Maine South High School students, along with members of a preschool class, display the amount raised for Wright-Way Rescue during can compete as a team. last year's all-school fundraiser. The tournament will be followed by the school's very first Color Run on Saturday, begins at 5:30 p.m in the student cafeteria, iswill be announced during the springraiser, said she was surprised by how much April 11 at 12 p.m. Hosted by the Maineopen to anyone in the community for aassembly. A goal amount has not been set her classmates raised last year. South National Honor Society and Parkminimum $5 donation. 'q hate to set a monetary goal because it's "I found out before the assembly and I Ridge Youth Commission, the Color Run School clubs are also invited to organizeall about the school coming together for a was very excited to see everyone's reaction," will consist of a two-mile walk/run around their own fimdraisers for the cause. cause," Berendt said, adding that it can be she said. "I was not expecting that much the campus with a $20 entry fee per person. 'Tm sure other things will develop as"hard to top" the previous year's contribu- money, so I hope we can do the same again Unlike similar walks, participants willother organizations put ideas together," tions the longer the fundraisers go on. this year." cross the finish line covered in paint, as paintBerendt Said. Last spring, Wright-Way Rescue was Berendt believes the experience of giving packets are thrown at them from stations set St. Jude's Children's Hospital, based inpresented with a check for $19,400 after back will be long-lasting. along the route, according to Maine SouthMemphis, was selected by students them- Maine South's month-long fundraiser. The "I think the most important thing [about Assistant Principal David Berendt. selves. Via online voting, a large list ofshelter was in the process ofopening a new the fundraiser] is people realizing [they On Friday, April 17, Hnwkfest open tocharitableorganizations was narrowedfacility in Morton Grove after its former should] look past themselves and be a Maine South students only, will raise moneydown to four: St. Jude's, Feed My Starvinglocation in Niles was heavily damaged when steward of giving back to the world," through admission for an evening of games,Children, Wounded Warriors and Parka school bus crashed through the front wall. Berendt said. "I think the sooner you learn inflatables and raffle prizes. Ridge-based Avenues to Independence. In return for its contribution, an adoption that, the better the chance you will carry it Food will be the focus during PizzaAfter viewing advertisements of the four,suite inside the new center was named in on for the rest of your life?' Madness on Wednesday, April 22 wherethe students voted again. with St Jude recognition of Maine South local pizza restaurants will donate pies forultimately receiving the most online votes. Katelyn Kahn, who is a member of the [email protected] participants to sample. This event, which The full amount raised for the hospitalevents committee for the all-school firnd- Twitter cJenPioneer EDUCATION

Maine Westgym to get$10 million upgrade

BY LEE V. GAINES "fThe addition will bring Maine West close to having the equivalent physical education and Special to the Tribune athietic facilities that Maine East and Maine South already have" A $10 million addition to Maine West High School's gymnasium will include a- David Beery, Maine Township District 207 spokesman fitness center, aerobics workout room, wrestling room, offices and new lockers. The Maine Township District 207 Boardalready have' he said. Both those schoolsinstallation of the new locker rooms, is Maine East and Maine South have previ- of Education voted unanimously at aalso have fieldhouses, which isnotslated to wrap up by the start of the nextously walked across the Rosemont stage. special meeting last week to approve acurrently in the works for Maine West, butschool year. The second phase of the projectwhich nearly $10.2 million contract with Wauke-possible in the future, Beery said. Maine West's graduation ceremonieswill include construction of the fitness gan-based Happ Builders, Inc. for the When Maine West opened in 1959, thetypically have taken place in the footballcenter, aerobics and wrestling rooms and 24,000-square-foot addition on two sidesbuilding included "a feature that wasstadium, with the spectator gym as astaffoffice spacewill begin in August and of the gym, said spokesman David Beer unusual if not unique," Beery said. The back-up in case of bad weather. This year,is scheduled to be completed by the The money was put aside and thebasement includes an indoor running trackthe ceremonies have been moved to the beginning of next year, Beery said. upgrades are part of a 10-year capitaland weight room, in addition to few lockerRosemont Theater because of the con- improvement plan for the district's threerooms and a wrestling area, which are all struction. Graduating seniors from both [email protected] schools, he said. still in use, he said. Though unique, the The district received six bids ranging55-year-old facility does not provide "what from $10.2 million to nearly $12.4 million,students and staff could reasonably expect CORRECTION Beery said. to see in a suburban high school in 2015." The addition, which has been discussed The addition will mean the basement The March 19 story "District 219 issues heat up board race" contained a factual by district officials for the past year, will track will be less congested, Beery said. error. The story incorrectly stated that candidate Linda Lampert said some feeder "bring Maine West closer to having the Construction will begin in mid-April. schools were excluded from partnering with District 219. She in fact acknowledged equivalent physical education and athleticThe first phase, which includes work on that some ofthe feeder districts chose not to partner with D219. facilities that Maine East and Maine Souththe gym's air conditioning system and

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E Hospicecare companies iplanmerger i Three were pioneers inarea BY ELLEN J HWST about $80.9million, the Thbunereporter equivalent of about 15 percent of the $548.3 million Three Illinois nonprofitspent on hospice care that hospice companies wereyear in Illinois, according to expected to announce onresearch organization Hos- Tuesday that they are corn-pice Analytics.Journey- bining to form what's ex-Care and Midwest Hospice pected to be the largesteach have annual revenue end-of-life provider by pa- of more than $30 miffion tient volume in the state. Horizon's annual revenue is The companies - Chi- less than $13 million. cago-based Horizon Hos- Nearly 150 hospice care pice & Palliative Care, Bar- providers operate in the rington-based Journeycarestate, according to the 11h- TACEY WESCOTr/CHICAGOTRIBUNE PHOTOS and Glenview-based Mid-fois Department of Public Judy Rìos of Elburn, a patient at JourneyCare in Barrington, plays with her daughter's dog, Lexi, on Monday. west Palliative & HospiceHealth. About half of them CareCenter - will emerge are in Cook, DuPage, Kane, New company's inpatient locations with a new name after theLake, McHenry and Will deal is completed June 1. counties. Pepper Family Hospice Center The combined hospices The combining compa- 405Lake Zurich Road, Barrington will be able care for aboutnies were some of the first 2,500 patients daily in 10to open in the Chicago area Woodstock Hospice Center Chicago-area counties.nearly three decades ago 527 W. South St., Wood stock SarahBealles,presidentwhen hospice care was still Marshak Family Hospice Pavilion and chiefexecutive of Jour-largely volunteer-based. 2050 Claire Court, Glenview neyCare, will assume theSome of the companies' same role with the neworiginal finders still serve Hospice Suite at Northwest Community Hospital company. on their respective boards. 800 W.Central Road, Arlington Heights The companies collec-The three CEOs have Ada F. Addington Inpatient Hospice Unit tively employ 800 healthworked together; in 2006 710 5. Paulina St., Chicago care professionals, withthey formed a loose affilia- home visits making uption through a purchasing COUNTIES SERVED more than 90 percent ofcollaborative. The10counties servedbyhome hospice and palliative care their business. The deal, By combining, the corn- CEOs Jamie OMalley, Midwest CareCenter; from left, Sarah are: Boone, Cook, DeKaIb, DuPage, Kane, Kendall,Lake, subject to regulatory ap- panies will be able to spread BeaUes, JourneyCare; and Mary Runge, Horizon Hospice & McHenry,Willand Winnebago. provaI, involves combiningtheir strengths across the Palliative Care, worked in conjunction on the merger. the assets and liabilities ofnew company, Bealles said. the three businesses. NoJourneycare and Horizonchoose hospice care. thatcycle,"Bealiessaid. ners are consolidating androom, she heard a bell ring, money is changing hands. are known for their pediat- "Typically in the last cou- Hospice care has beenat the same time narrowingindicating someone had Mary Runge, Horizon'snc hospice care programs,pie years of life, someoneshown to save the healththeir networks, looking fordied. A co-worker told her chief executive, said puttingshe said, while Midwest haswho has a progressive ill-care system money, shethose that provide best val-to wait near the hospice's the deal together was aan accredited Jewish careness will end up hospital- said. It's cheaper to die in aue, outcomes andcost," entry to witness a proces- collaborative effort. program and many healthized and then they'll go tohospice center or at homeBealles said. 'And you have sional. "Three CEOs for over thesystem relationships. rehab and then they'll go than at a hospital. to be able to serve their Workers wheeled out the last few years really put our An aging population ishome where there'snot Since the Affordableentire population. The abil-body, draped in a beautiful own ambitions aside andexpected to increase busi-adequate support," BeallesCare Act passed in 2010,it3' to be that partner ofquilt. Family members there was never any trian- ness for hospice care in the said. hospital systems and otherchoice in our community isreached out to touch the gulation or fear of losingcoming years, Beahles said. Then they end up back in health care companies havereally what's driving this." deceased. Bealles, in awe at our jobs, but only a focus on Baby boomers, she said,the hospital, often dying in been consolidating as reim- Beallessaid she wasthe intersection of compas- how this can be better," typically want more controlan intensive care unit, shebursements become lowerdrawn to the industry aftersion, respect, sorrow and Runge said. "It's very spe- over the care they receive.said, which is "both expen- and payments increasinglyshe joined a hospice corn- joy, was in tears. cial, this merger." Just half of people whosive and unpleasant." aretied to patient out-pany in Madison, Wis. The combined compa- know they're in their final 'What we've been able to comes. Her firstweek, while [email protected] nies' revenues in 2013 were months or days of lifedo with hospice care is stop "Our health care part-walking out of the lunch T'witter @ellenjeanhirst NEWS 13 SingStrong to serenade Niles West High School NATALIE HAYES with nine college and highthis year with her school's a their favorite performers by Strong last year as "surreal." last year's event. Pioneer Press school groups and Granimycapella team, Guys andtexting with theircell- "It really does feel like A silent auction to sup- winner Ben Bram, gospel Dolls,said SingStrong is phones. you're on a different planetport Alzheimer's will start Grammy winners andpowerhouse Resound and about more than just Main concerts featuringwhen you come to thisSaturday evening at 8:30 stars from popular musicalstarsfrom NBC's "Thewatching professional a ca-professional a capellaevent,' Gonzalez said. "Thep.m. The event raised more reality TV shows will con-Sing-Off" and 'America'spella groups perform. groupswilltake the stagemost fascinating part of athan $3,000 last year be- verge on Niles West HighGot Talent,' according to "What I love about Sing-on Friday at 7 p.m. andcappella is how personal ittween the auction and School April 10-12 for theJonathan Minkoff, execu-Strong is that it's basically a Saturday at 9:30 p.m. is. Singing in itself is soticket sales, and Minkoff third annual SingStrong, ative producer forSing- huge event where people High school groups willpersonal because it comessaid he hopes this year's three-day, non-stop sing-Strong. who love the same thing gethave their moment in thefrom a person's heart and a SingStrong willsurpass ers' wonderland that will "We're all crushed by anto be nerds about it for aspotlight on Saturday at 2cappella is the culminationthat amount merge collegiate and highavalanche of fake musicfew days and meet othersp.m. during a high school-of several people's hearts "We filled thousands of school singers with profes- every day," Minkoff said. "A with similar interests' Nej-level competition. Awardscoming together for theseats last year, but (if heav- sional a capella groups. capella is the opposite ofman said. "We love hostingwillbe issued in two cate-same goal." en forbid) our audience The all-vocal eventthat, and this festival givesit here at West because wegories - performance and SingStrong startedinstayed home, we'd still have merges together singers ofyou an incredible, uplifting,get to be a part of some- arranging and composition.Washington,D.C., andmore than 200 singers hay- everylevelfor threetransformative feeling thatthing huge all while sup- Although some wouldlandedin Skokie threeing the time of their lives," straight days of concerts,you have to hear for your- porting the fight againstargue they had the homeyears ago thanks to a con-Minkoff said. voice classes and competi-self" Alzheimer's disease." court advantage, last yearnection Minkoff and co- Ticket prices range from dons - all with the goal of Kind of like a Comic-con The weekend will kickNues West's three a capella producer Freddie Feldman$15 to $35. Discounts are raising thousands of dollarsfor die-hard a capella en- off with "ACA-IDOL," angroups - Echo Effect, Highhave with Niles West aavailable for seniors, stu- to support the Cure Alzhei-thusiasts, Minkoff designed"American Idol"-style a ca-Fidelity and Guys & Dolls -capella coach Amy Branhal,dents and groups of 10 or mer's Fund. SingStrong to satisfy all the pella competition for pro-beat out four other high a former client of Feldman's more. Tickets are available A capella groups anddesires of people who lovefessional and collegiateschool teams thatper- Skokie-based a capella stu- for purchase at www.Sing soloists from as far as Tai- singing under one roof ingroups. A so-far unidenti- formed at SingStrong. dio, VOCOMOTION. Strongorg. wan and Venezuela arejust three days time. fied celebrity judge will Guys & Dolls member Feldman said SingStrong scheduled to appear at this Niles West student Juliagive live feedback and audi- Thea Gonzalez describedwas a "special gift to the Natalie Hayes is afreelance reporter year'sSingStrong,along Nejman, who will performence members will vote forher first experience at Sing-Skokie community" after for Pioncer Press.

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Mary, Seatof Wisdom Catholic Church Cwnberland at Granville in Park Ridge TAYLOR GLASCOCK/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Jami Nakamura Lin, a writer and reader services assistant at Des Plaines and Morton HOLY WEEK SCHEDULE 2015 Grove libraries, poses with her books in her Lincoln Square apartment. HOLY THURSDAY - April 2nd HOLY SATURDAY - April 4th Pt ayer Service for Morning - 9:O AM Prayer Service for Morning -- 9:00 AM Simple Supper - ô:00 PM in WisJm Httl BEcMng of hx)d - 1:30 PM rMass of the Lord's Supper - 7:30 PM 5N0 5 PM Mass Tonight Read it andweep Adoration ct the BlesCJ Sacrament tEaster Vigil Mass - 8:00 PM till Mídnitht Des Plaines and Morton Grove libraries, the Prayer Servtce - 11:45 PM Writer forges early EASTER SUNDAY - April 5th Lincoln Square resident is still serious about GOOD FRIDAY- April 3rd Mirning Ma.oes at:00 (Church), reading, now gravitating toward histoty, Piayer Service for ì1iming -- 9:00 A11 connection to books poetry; essays and "slipstream" fiction that tLiturgy of the Passion and 9:30 & 11:00 (Church & Brian Barn' (ivt1 melds fantasy and reality Living in a small *NO 7:00 PM Mass Tonight Death (if the Lrd - 3:00 PM BYLAURA PEARSON apartment means keeping herself-de- UvuL ttf rht scribed "hoarder" tendencies in check. Books loom large in Jami Nakamura Lin's "But Ican't ever narrow down my earliest memories. collection too much," she says. "Every time Morton Grove Community Church-Presbyterian "One day my dad came home from work I've given books away, it has been a bit and found my mom, sisters and I sobbing inpainful." 8944 Austin Avenue (Lake and Austin), Morton Grove, IL the master bedroom, the entire bed covered About this story (847) 965-2982 www.mgccpresbyterianorg in Kleenex." This piece first ran in Printers Row Her father's concern turned to laughterJournal, the Chicago Th'bune's premium Rev. Lolly Dominski & Rev, Bunny Hughes when they explained they'd just fInishedSunday book section. Palm Sunday Worship on March 29 at 1O.00 am reading "Where the Red Fern Grows." A writer and reader services assistant at- Laura Pearson HOLY WEEK Maundy Thursday - April 2 6:30 pm - Soup and Bread Supper of springas Good Friday - April 3 7:30 pm - Candlelight Worship Blizzards area sign Easter Sunday - April 58:30 am -Breakfast, 10:00 am - WorshipEASTERPark Ridge Dairy Queen reopens BYJENNIFER JoiiNsoN "They wait[allwinter] until the day it Pioneer Press opens again," Edison Park resident Gina Schrantz said ofher two children, who were It's a sure sign that spring has finally waiting to order. alTived. The Park Ridge Dairy Queen is In addition to the traditional Blizzards open and soft serve cones, the Park Ridge Dairy Closed all winter, the red boards finallyQueen sells cakes and hot foods, including came off the windows and doors at theburgers, hot dogs, corn dogs, chicken strips, popular eatery at Devon Avenue and Can- Polish sausage, onion rings and more. field Road, signaling the change in seasons, Daily Queen is open from11arn. from even ifthe temperature outside did not. 9:30 p.m.,Sunday through Thursday, and11 As the school day ended on Friday, March n.m. to10p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays. 2Z families started filling up the small establishment which has been a neigh- [email protected] borhood staple for decades. T'witter ÇtJe,L.Píoneer NEWS

SHOUT OUT Reps host David Leske, politically involved Nues resident Nues resident David Leske was at the 'Coffee arid Niles Candidates Town Hall debate, where candidates for the Niles Park District Board of Commissioners and Niles Public Library Conversation' Board of Trustees gave statements, and the Vullagof Nues Board of Trustees candi- To update residents and answer ques- dates answered questions and debated tions about recent events in Springfield, positions. We approached Leske before the state Rep. Laura Fine, D-Glenview, will be debate started and caught up with him after hosting "Coffee and Conversation." it ended. The event will be held on Tuesday, Q: What brings you to this debate? March 31, from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the A: Im attending because one of my Skokie Public Library, located at 5125 friends is running. Oakton St. in Skokie. Fine will be joined by Q: And who would that be? state Rep. Lou Lang, D-Skokie. A: [Incumbent Nues Village Board trust- "There are many important issues fac- ee] Chris Hanusiaic ing our state that the Legislature will be Q: So, other than Chris, are there any considering in the coming months," Fine candidates you support? said in a release. "I look forward to A: [Nues Village board challenger] David listening to and discussing the ideas and Carrabotta concerns of people who attend, and Q: Why do you support them? encourage anyone who would like to share A: Let's just say this - people who share GOP STUDENKOV/PIONEER PRESS their views to come." the same moral vision are people who David Leske For more information contact Rep. become friends. People who share the same Fine's full-time constituent service office values are people who become friends. [l'rustee debate] is the important stuff Shout Out is a weekly feature where we get to at847-998-1717oremail Rep- Q: What did you think of the debate? know and introduce our readers to their [email protected]. A: Ithink it should be longer. Cut Out the Igor Studenkov,forPoneer Press fellow community members and local visi- [Niles] library and [Niles] Park District stuff tors throughout suburban Chicago. Pioneer Press staffstory

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Presented byCHICAGO AÇw Sponsored by 16 OPINION My two centson womanfor the $20 bill before. He was the father ofthe spoils Ijust think fwe're going to hold her own in Concord's intellectual system and even nipped an early threat of circle with the likes of Emerson and Thor- secession in the bud. put someone on a bil& man or eau. But Jackson has fallen out of favor to- Betsy Ross, American flag, Stars and day. The women at "Women on 20s" cite woman, let's have a truly un- Stripes forever. his opposition to the federal banking sys- disputed great The most influential book in American t: tem (it was a big issue back then), and his history is "Uncle Tom's Cabin." Its author RANDY BLASER support for the Indian Removal Act of is Harriet Beecher Stowe. Everyone in 1830, which today we remember as the America should know this and would if If you haven't heard, there is a move- "Trail of Tears." woman on the $20. she were on the $20. ment to replace the portrait of President He seems fairly expendable compared Any great American women's list has to Why can't we be open to the arts? The I Andrew Jackson that currently graces the to Washington on the $1, Lincoln on the start with Abigail Adams, a true patriot greatest American art form is jazz, and $20 bill with the portrait of a woman. $5 and Hamilton on the $10, among the and intellectual who often advised her Ella Fitzgerald is the greatest American The group "Women on 20s" is pushing most-widely circulated bills. husband during the crisis of Independ- jazz singer ever. She deserves to be on this for the change by 2020, which is the 100th But I'm not so keen on the list of candi- ence. Adams was the wife ofone presi- list. anniversary ofthe passage ofthe 19th dates put forward by the 'Women on the dent, mother to another and grandmother Chicago has meant a lot to the nation amendment, which gave women the right $20" Sure, there are top-shelf nominees to a U.S. Ambassador to Great Britain. One and any list ofgreat American women to vote. The argument is that the time has like Eleanor Roosevelt (the top of any list), could call her the mother ofour country. must include Jane Addams. come for a woman to be on paper money. Susan B. Anthony, Clara Barton and So- Emily Dickinson is known as a recluse It is a pity that Sandra Day O'Connor The Susan B. Anthony $1 coin never journer Truth. and spinster and popularized in recent did not make the movement's list. Su- became popular with the public, nor did But there are also candidates - Shirley times as "The Belle ofAmherst." She is preme Courtjustice ofthe United States is the Sacagawea coin, probably because of Chishoim, Barbara Jordan, Patsy Mink also a true American genius and one of the the doorway to greatness, and O'Connor design flaws more than a dislike for the and Alice Paul - who seem more like greatest poets in American literature, if was the first woman to walk through that women honored. Democratic Party back-benchers than not the greatest woman poet in the Eng- door. It certainly is long past time to have a great women in American history lish language. Not just politics makes a Finally, I really like the idea of Nellie great American woman on a bill. I know I'm opening myself to criticism. country great. Bly, investigative reporter who often went But why replace Jackson? After all, who am Ito judge or even have Ifwe're going with literary heroines, undercover to expose corruption and Jackson was once considered a great an opinion. I just think if we're going to and there are some writers on the "Worn- danger to the public. president of the people. He was a populist, put someone on a bill, man or woman, let's en on $20s" list, than how can Louisa May up-from-the-bottom president who have a truly undisputed great. Alcott not be considered? Her book "Little RandyBlaser is afreelance columnist for wielded presidential power like never So here are my other candidates for the Women" still endures today and she could Pioneer Press.

Whyare taxpayerspunishedtobe saved? higher fares. So, who would pay more for less under a curate and unnecessary red light cameras? And who would be the recipient of voucher system? The Taxpayer, naturally. I don't. these cuts and hikes? The same Taxpayer To elected officials, you, The Taxpayer, Do you want Medicare destroyed? I the cuts are supposed to help. are perpetrator and victim. It is a conven- don't. And ifmunicipalities receive less state ient view for them. It allows officials to do Do you want services cut and taxes money, your town will cut services and what they want, to impose their views, andraised in your town? I don't. hike fees and taxes. Again, hit The Taxpay- hold us up as the reason. So, don't be taken in or distracted. Elect- PAui SAsso er to save him. But, as The Taxpayer, we should refuse ed officials do what they want for reasons Cut child care and after-school pro- to look at just the one side, the side offi- oftheir own. They don't ask you. They We are Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. That's grams to save The Taxpayer. Who suffers? cials would have us only see: how they do don't ask me. how our elected officials seem to view us. Kids and their parents, who are Taxpayers. what they dofor us. Make them justify what they do with We are The Taxpayer, and as The Tax- One reason for red light cameras, we are We must also see what these officials do facts, reasons and explored alternatives, payer we must be both saved and pun- told, is that they bring in revenue that to us. not just hide behind you and me. ished. otherwise would come from The Taxpay- Do you want to pay higher fares for less Don't let them get away with making us As Dr. Jekyll we must be saved from er. But who pays all these tickets? The transportation when you go to work? their unconsulted accomplices. excessive taxation and spending before - Taxpayer. And have taxes gone down with Because I don't. Sincerely, as Goy. Bruce Rauner said in his budget red light cameras? Do you want to shell out $100 for mac- A Taxpayer. address - "asking for more of taxpayers' Congressional Republicans would twist hard-earned money ..' Medicare into a voucher program to save As Mr. Hyde, all this excessive taxation The Taxpayer. Yet surveys show nine out A NOTE TO READERS and spending goes to provide services for of 10 Medicare recipients are happy with us. the system, that Medicare is more efficient In an effort to ensure fairness and accuracy Pioneer Press is not publishing any For example, in order to save The Tax- than private insurance companies at deliv- election-related letters to the editor in this, the last edition before the April 7 payer, Goy. Rauner would punish The ering care per dollar and that premiums election. Letters are being published online at the Chicago Tribune suburban Taxpayer. Cuts in state funding fortrans- and costs would rise under a voucher websites at chicagotribune.com. portation would result in service cuts and system. OPINION 17

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LETTER TO THE EDITOR After the polls close, get up-to-date results April 7canbring change to D219 with the Chicago Tribune Election Center at Editor's note: Pioneer Press misattrib- port. You do not have to vote for any spe- elections.chicagotribune.com uted a quote to Larnpert in a previous story cific four; you can pick and choose and and hasgiven her the opportunity to clarifyeven vote for just one or two candidates. her position in a letter. No other election We need a new viewpoint to lead Dis- related letters will run the week before trict 219 into the future. One ofthe biggest April 7 as there is no chancefor rebuttal. issues we have is an easy fix. It is commu- I am excited about the long-term vision nication. We need collaboration between for District 219 and hope to be a leader in the board, parents, teachers, staff and achieving those objectives by serving on community. I am against outsourcing jobs the board of education. I feel the perfect which could be held by community mem- board is made up of new and seasoned bers. Many are feeling excluded by the members bringing a fresh perspective to current decision-making process, but I our schools. I am bright, open-minded, will seek your voice. We need trust back approachable, and most importantly, have in our district and not to feel as if changes a child attending a district school. Many are being made behind our backs. I am of us feel a lack of clarity and engagement not beholden to any special interest from our hoard. This can change April 7. group. The only endorsement I seek is The District 219 school board race has yours. left the independent candidate with limited resources, like me, little room to run. - Linda Lampert 1(*1ticjIiie onrnind, of _.. Factions have voters confused. Voters Niles Township District 219 School Board may choose up to four candidates to sup- Candidate

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LYPINE SLADKY/AP In Lake County, prices jumped from $2.25 to $2.80 as March drew to a close. Family road trip chases downgasfor $2pergallon suming it would ever have Ifthere was a going rate to be proven. At the very throughout the plains states least, the little scraps of and southwest last week, it paper that piled up in a was probably around $2.29, rented minivan tell the tale which could be found ofAmerican driving life in everywhere from Santa Di Moau early 2015, a soon-to-be Rosa, N.M., to Wmslow, longed-for time when Ariz. In Arizona's ever- Another dispatch from fillingup the tank was expandingValley of the the ongoingbattle between briefly the least of our Sun, it was more like $240 the working class and Big worries. at one Circle K after anoth- Oil (Revised Spring Fore- Leaving Lake County on er. cast Edition): March 20 felt more like But the drive home After experiencing a sneaking out ofa party gonewould make those greater brief rollback in mid-March wrong. The aforemen- Phoenix prices look like a that witnessed Lake tioned jump in gas prices bargain. By the time we County pump prices falling had threatened to take made it to the MotoMartin from the $2.50 range to some ofthe glow off of a Eureka, Mo., which over- more like $225 per gallon, cross-country road trip, but looks the grandeur of Six the cost ofgasoline saw a there was comfort in re- Flags St Louis, we were more stubborn upward membering that gas is happy to pay $247 per trend that kicked hi around always cheaper in the gal bn, and everything was St Patrick's Day and contin-wide-open spaces of the at least 20 cents higher on Take time to ued right into the Spring oil-producing states. the Illinois side ofthe Mis- Break Driving Season. I'm not sure if Missouri sissippi. The bad news from that fits that description, but the Ofcourse, all of this bea dadtoday. development was Lake $2.09 we paid in Joplin that complaining is relative. County prices jumped up night would take the title of When gas inevitably soars the staircase from $2.25 to cheapest price on the above $3 and beyond, I'll $2.50 to $2.80 as March whole 4,000-mile adven- long for the $2.45 sigo that drew to a close. The good tare. The record from there greeted me one wind- news was you could still shows purchases like $2.19 swept March afternoon on . iatheood.gov find gas in the $2.10 range if at both the Sky City Travel Dirksen ParkwayinSpring- you searched for it - in Center in New Mexico and field. Oklahoma, but still. the Vinita Travel Plaza on Yes, as usual, I have the the Will Rogers Turnpikein [email protected] receipts to prove this, as- Oldahòma Twitter(New5unDanMoran OPINION 19 Gray paint still hot commodity for spring home rehab It may still be gray out- said. The accent colors are side, but if you have giay "much brighter than in the inside, too - painted on past 10 years," he said. your walls - you've got In Norridge, color is in, what is still the No. i color too, even though "this is still for spring. a pretty conservative town" "Grays have been popu- said the Norridge Ace's Jan- lar for two to three years FELICIA DECHTER ds. now," said lihan Trnovac, "Grays and beiges are assistant manager at J.C.I'm going to bust loose andstill the workhorses," Jan- Licht, 7051 W North Ave.,get brave! But for now, I'lldris said. in Oak Park. "One particu- probably change my beige Yet the paint companies lar gray, Revere Pewter -walls to gray when theare looking to color your that one is very popular." painting in my house getsworld with what they think Spring hasofficiallyunderway within the nextis the hottest spring color, sprung, and that means couple of weeks. he said. spruce-up time, especially The Benjamin Moore "Benjamin Moore says for those looking to sellHistorical Collection,it's green; Vaispar says it's their house. I've said this which has 170 or so colorsblue; Ace saysit's pink," before, and I'll say it again: initthat are somewhatJandris said. "They all want The most inexpensive waymuted, is used a lot in Oak to push color." to give your house a quick Park, Trnovac said. Jandris reminded me and easy makeover is with a "It has a littlebit ofthat different colors tend to new coat of paint. everything with atradi- emote different reactions. "It is absolutely the mosttional or historical look toFor example, warm colors reasonable way to updateit," he said. "In the Oaksuch as red, yellow and and give your house a fresh Park, River Forestarea, orange are excitable, while look," said Larry Jandris, that's what we mainly sell." cool colors like green, blue store manager at Norridge At Ace Hardware, 2728and violet have a calming Ace Hardware, 8330 W. N. Harlem Ave. in Elmwood and cooling influence. Lawrence Ave. Park, "gray is real big," as "We don't sell paint, we If you're like me, you'reare pale beige and palesell color - so we're chang- indecisive when it comes to yellows. But bright colors,ing your life through color;' picking new colors. Dol getsuch as red and green, areJandris said. brave and try really ftrnky being used for accent walls, bright color schemes? Orsaid owner Larry Colan- Felicia Dechter is a freelance dol stick with the mundane drea. columnistfor Pioneer Press. colors I currently have, and "The largeareasareGot a real estate story idea? amsickof? earth tones, but peoplewillEmailwritel2@com- I swear, one of these daysdo one wall;' Colandreacast.net.

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Andrea Foreman and her boyfriend, Dan "What this area was missing was an Fisher, both ofWheeling, recently dined at I upscale place that really is a throwback to Deka. how food and presentation and the whole "We were instantly blown away by the dining experience used to be' Vaysman decor," said Foreman. "It was stunning, said. Located on the comer of Dundee with beautiful artwork and gorgeous Road and Milwaukee Avenue, a former crystal lighting throughout." Edwardo's Natural Pizza Restaurant, the Deka also offers a huge vodka selection, space underwent a full gut remodel before live jazz on Friday nights, and a private Deka opened its doors last fall. gaming room that includes five slot ma- The 100-seat dining area offers dark chines. floors, dark wood furniture, white and "We truly want people to come here and navy linens and navy drapes with crystal make a night ofit," Shtrambrand said. "The beading - giving it a bright, clean feel. whole experience is about attention to Pendant chandeliers, along with several oil detail from the minute you walk in." paintings by local artist Lydia Wylangow- JACKIE PILOSSOPH/PIONEER PRESS "We ended up playing the slots and won ska, add a sexy, feminine, romantic ele- Aleksandr Vaysman (left), co-owns Deka with his father-in-law, Igor Shtrambrand. 245 pennies' Foreman said. "I can't wait to ment. go back. I'm in love with the place." "This is almost like (Wylangowska's) artclassical twist. It's comfortable, but notby well-known chef Michael Richie, who Deka is located at 401 E. Dundee Road in gallery," said Vaysman, who holds a degreepretentious." began his career at La Francais and hasWheeling. To learn more, visit Deka- in architecture from the University of "This is a true experience. You'll seeheld positions as a chefat Joe's Stone Crab restaurant.com or call 847-520-3352. Illinois and a master's degree from thethings on the menu you've never seenin Miami and the St. Moritz in Lake IllinoisInstituteof Technology"She before, with the levelof food beingGeneva, Deka offers upscale French cui-Jackie Pilossoph is a freelance reporter for picked out pieces to match our mission,unforgettable," said Shtrambrand, a native sine with an eastern European twist. Pioneer Press. which was to deliver best of class food and of Ukraine along with Vaysman. The menu includes appetizers such as service in a very playful manner with a With lunch and dinner menus designed oyster shooters, smoked salmon and frog Fwitter: @Iovessentially Audiologistswarnof hearing loss from earbuds BY JACKIE PiLossoPH ears." that's not true. Consistent exposure to Pioneer Press "As musicians, these students are ex-moderately loud sounds can also be very tremely reliant on their ability to hear," said damaging." There's nothing unusual about kidsLiz Meyer, who also holds a doctorate in Meyer explained that the rule of thumb listening to loud music. It's to be expected,audiology "Education about hearing care is that listening to sound at a level of 85 isn't it? But what many people don't realizeamong children and young adults is lack- decibels or louder will cause damage. She is that loud music and other loud noises areing. Teens are experiencing more hearing said kids are listening to their music at even dangerous and can cause permanent dam- loss now than ever before, and musicianslouder levels than that. age to the ears. who don't use hearing protection can do "I see the effect of hearing loss on my It is this serious issue that motivated thepermanent damage to their hearing." patients and the negative side effects and I audiologists from Audiology Associates, an Along with a presentation to the stu- know these kids are doing horrible damage audiology practice in Deerfield and North-dents on ways to prevent hearing loss,on a regular basis' she said. brook,to spend an afternoon raisingAudiology Associates donated hearing pro- Gostomelsky said fortunately, preven- awareness by educating a group of Newtection to the pep band, as well as a sound tion of hearing loss is easy if students are Ther High School band students. level meter to help band director Mattwilling to wear proper ear protection. "It's important to get the message acrossTemple determine volume levels at school "There are earplugs that allow you to AUDIOLOGY ASSOCIATES that once you've done damage, it can't beevents and promote healthy hearing forhear speech and music clearly, but that will Audiology Associates includes doctors fixed' said Dr. Sheri Gostomelsky, whoyears to come. limit what your ears are exposed to, so Sheri Gostomelsky, center, with Mark Chris- holds a doctorate in audiology and who "A lot of the students didn't realize that nothing ever gets so loud that it willtian and Liz Meyer. founded the practice 15 years ago. "It's easyexposure to the typical day-to-day sounds damage your ears' she explained. to dismiss the dangers, but we're seeingcan add up and eventually affect their Audiology Associates staff also includes conservation and hearing loss prevention. more teens losing their hearing becausehearing negatively' said Temple, who has Mark Christian. Audiology Associates has offices at 1535 they'relistening to music too loudlyheld his position at New Trier for 20 years. The practice is dedicated to treatingLake Cook Road in Northbrook and at 400 through their earbuds. And it doesn't get"Often times, students assume hearing ishearing disorders, hearing loss, and tinni-Lake Cook Road in Deerfield. To learn better. It's important to take care of youronly affected by really loud sounds, but tus, or ringing ofthe ears, as well as hearingmore, visit audiologyillinois.com. COMMUNITY CALENDAR

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Kids Club features activities for elemen- Anthony has spent his entire life on a Flight-to-Fun Kids Ciub: Some- The 9th Annual Opera Idol Competi- tar)' school-aged children and their cattle farm in rural Ireland, oblivious to thing's Fishy: Live Music by Andre tion:This is the vocal competition for families throughout the week 11 a.m. the longingofhis neighbor Rosemary Gioeckner:Enjoy an ocean-themed aspiring opera singers all across the Thursday and Friday, GolfMill Shop- who hopelessly pines for him as the story time and craft, along with live Midwest. Young opera singers who ping Center, 239 Golf Mill Center, Niles, years slip away. 7:30 p.m. Thursday and music by Andre Gloeckner. 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Medi- presents its annual Share-A-Seder. tumbling circus arts, aerial arts, dramas, beads, navigate a robot obstacle course parkour, physical theater, contortion, cations will also be accepted at a 24- Bring for your family: hard boiled, hour dropbox in the same location, and more. For grades six to 12. midnight peeled es; kosher for Passover mat- stage combat, gymnastics, and more! Saturday, Evanston Public Library, 1703 Classes fill quickly so register now at the although sharps will not be accepted. 8 zah; wine and/or grape juice. Reserva- a.m. Thursday, Park Ridge City Hall, Orrington Ave., Evanston, free, 847-448- website. 8 a.m. Thursday-Wednesday, 8600 tions and payment due by March 27. For Actors Gymnasium, 927 Noyes St., Ev- 505 Butler Place, Park Ridge, free, 847- more information, call or see website. 6 318-5200 anston, $165-$415, 847-328-2795 Evanston Winter Farmers Market: p.m. Saturday, Temple Beth Israel , 3601 W. Dempster St., Skokie, Dinner adults Karaoke Thursdays :Enjoy some Shop for fresh produce and other local Book Bites: Reading Social:Discuss goods at the winter market. 9 am. Sat- great pizza and sing a tune or two. 7 p.m. Turn to Calendar, NextPage 24 CALENDAR

Calendar, from Previous Page grams, which are open to the public, and childcare is available. For informa- $32; children 2-12, $10, 847-675-0951 tion, visit: EthicalHumanistSociety.org. 10:30 aim Sunday, Ethical Humanist "Critical & Thinking": Ian Harris Society ofChicago, 7574 N. Lincoln Ave., WHERE TO performs two live comedy shows. "Critical & Tng" is a hilarious, Skokie, free, 847-677-3334 skeptic take on religion and common belief. Second show begins at 10p.m. Monday, April 6 BUY NOW Also joining is Daryl Moon. Tickets available at laughstub.com. Enter "EH- SMember" at checkout to save $5: Book Babies: Songs, games, story time Why high-rise condosare http://wwwiaugh.stub.com/comcdians/ and free play for babies ages 2 and Ian-Harris. 8 p.m. Saturday, Ethical younger with a caregiver. 10:15 a.m. having a moment, plus the latest Humanist Society of Chicago, 7574 N. Monday, Evanston Public Library - Lincoln Ave., Skokie, $15. 773-852-2315 North Branch , 2026 Central St., Evans- ton, free, 847-448-8600 home price data for74city Saturday Night Baliroopi - Aprii Dance and Waltz Lesson:Experi- Live Bluegrass, Roots and Folk: neighborhoods and201suburbs enced ballroom dancer or a newcomer, Every Monday in the pub, The Mud- with or without a dance partner. Come flapps perform. . 8 p.m. Monday, The and join instructor, dancer, and host Celtic Knot Public House, 626 Church Vito Magrone for a social ballroom St., Evanston, free, 847-864-1679 EXCLUSIVE: Sok Stn Jose Abren c Astoni.cI:iiiq Sto, y dance. A group lesson prior to the dance is included in the cost. The social ball- Knitting Poundtable: Come work room dancing begins at 8 p.m. with aDJ through knitting projects and socialize specializing in playing tunes for waltz, with fellow knitters. Expert knitters can tango, cha cha, swing, hustle, salsa, show you how to solve knitting chal- rumba, samba, fox trot and more. Free lenges. Don't forget your current knit- H ICAG lot parking. You can pay at the door or ting projects and needles! Call 847-929- purchase tickets online: http://just- 5101 or visit www.mgpl.org for more ' RIAl.s1ATroic dance.us/tickets/ (Check website for information. 2 p.m. Monday, Morton future dates). 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Just Grove Public Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., Dance Studios at Georgetown West, 301 Morton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 \'ft, South Prospect Ave., Wood Dale, $10, \\\" HERETO 630-542-7644. Yarn Gang: Kids ingrades one and up are invited to try their hand at knitting, crocheting or other yarn crafts. 4 p.m. BUY NOW Sunday, April 5 Monday, Morton Grove Public Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, Plus:LatestHome P IceS 847-965-4220 Easter brunch at Hilton Orrington: Enjoy an Easter brunch that includes s- MGPL Kids: Monday Morning Play S tations ofpasta, seafood, omelets, des- group: Drop-in play time for pre- 8 CHICAGO FIRE serts, visits from the Easter Bunny and TUNTM.N schoolers with a parent or caregiver to more. 11 a.m. Sunday, Hilton Orrington introduce young children to the library Evanston, 1710 Orrington Ave, Evans- k HBOSBREAKOUTCOP4IC in a low-key, unstructured session. Call ton, $42; $21 for children ages 5-10; Free 847-929-5102 or visit www.mgpl.org for for children 4 and under with each more information. 10:30 a.m. Monday, HEAITH&MOP4EY paying adult, 847-556-7913 Morton Grove Public Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave.. Morton Grove, free, 847- The Sunday Spark:DJEVAX spins 965-4220 THEI4OI LIST dance, hip hop, reae and house music. 5.o 10 p.m. Sunday, Chicago's Home of i HIT Money Matters Discussion:The Chicken & Waffles, 2424 W. Dempster group meets on the first and third Mon- TAC. St., Evanston, free, 773-263-5193 day ofeach month. 10 a.m. Monday, 6 HEW Park Ridge Senior Center, 100 S. Storytelling in the Snug with Mi- Western Ave., Park Ridge, free, 847-692- chael Parent: The storyteller, singer 3597 and juggler performs. 7 p.m. Sunday, The Celtic Knot Public House, 626 Exploring Grief:7 p.m. Monday, Kenil- Church St., Evanston, No cover. Reser- worth Union Church, 211 Kenilworth vations recommended., 847-864-1679 ON NEWSSTANDS NOW Ave., Wilmette, free, 847-251-4272 Using Humor to Change Minds:Ian Harris, a popular skeptic/atheist come- Tuesday, April 7 dian, will talk about how he uses humor to get people thinking critically, bridg- ing the gap to discussing off-limits 5Rhythms Dance:Come and explore topics and promoting critical thinldng the 5Rhythms Dance - a movement Subscribe at 800-999-0879 and secularism in entertainment. Join meditationto music. 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, in for Coffee Hour after the talk. All are Raydiant Day, 1400 Greenleaf St., Evans- welcome to these EHS Sunday pro- orchicagomag.com/access Turn to Calendar, Next Page CALENDAR 25

Calendar, from Previous Page Park Ridge Senior Center. This is an eight week class. 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, ton, $15; $10 for students and seniors, Park Ridge Park District - Senior Center, i 847-869-0250 100 S. Western Ave., Park Ridge, $86, 847-692-3597 Rotary Club of Evanston Light- We know your favorite spot house:This community leadership AIzheimer's Support Group at Sko- group boasts 80 members and meets kie Library:Support group intended better than your spouse every Tuesday. 7:15 a.m. Tuesday, Hilton for family and friends caring for some- Garden Inn Chicago North Shore! one with memory loss. Email facilitator Evanston, 1818 Maple Ave., Evanston, Joanna Leja at SkokieAlz- free [email protected] or call her at 847- t 673-1250.6:30 p.m. Tuesday; Skokie Irish music session:Enjoy Irish music Public Library; 5215 Oakton St., Skokie, every Tuesday night. 7 p.m. Tuesday, free, 847-673-1250 The Celtic Knot Public House, 626 Church St., Evanston, free, 847-864-1679 Wednesday, April 8 Genealogy First Tuesdays:This informal group meets to break down the The comedian seen "brick walls" that make genealogy re- Ben Kronberg: search difficult and give each other tips on NBC's 'last Comic Standing" makes and advice on exploring genealogy. his Chicago debut at The Lin- Registration is required. 2 p.m. Tuesday, coln Lodge's weekly show. 8p.m. Glenview Public Library; 1930 Glenview Wednesday, SPACE, 1245 Chicago Ave., Road, Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 Evanston, $15-$22, 847-492-8860.

An Evening with Poet Jim Reiss: The Preschool Story Time:Stories and Poet Within Series:Hear Jim Reiss, songs for children ages 3-5 and a care- award-winning arid frequently pub- giver. 10:30 am. Wednesday, Evanston lished poet, read from his latest book, Public Library; 1703 Orrington Ave., The Novel. Enter Jim's world as he Evanston, free, 847-448-8610. speaks of the ordinary in his extraordi- Emerging Sounds: New Artists for nary voice. Open mic opportunity follows the reading. Advance registration 2015: Explore music found in the li- recommended. 7 p.m. Tuesday, Glen- brary's popular music CD collection view Public Library, 1930 Glenview with AV Librarian Michael White. Road, Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 Aprils discussion will focus on new artists emerging in 2015. As spring Movies, Munchies, & More: Film: brings a thaw, well see ifwe can forecast Inception:Make time for movies and a which new bands and artists will make a lasting impact on popular music this snack. 11:30 a.m. Tuesday, Morton Grove Public Library; 6140 Lincoln Ave., year. 7 p.m. Wednesday, Glenview Pub- Morton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 lic Library; 1930 Glenview Road, Glen- view, free, 847-729-7500. Apps Made Easy: Learn and Share: Bring your smartphone or tablet to Michael Paiascak:The local comedian learn how to download apps, hear about - as seen on "Letterman" and "Leno" some of the best ones out there, and - headlines a stand-up showcase. 8 p.m. share your favorites with the group. Wednesday, Zanies Rosemont, 5437 Basic knowledge of your device is re- Park Pl., Rosemont, $22 plus a two-item quired. Advance registration required. 2 food-drink minimum, 847-813-0484 p.m. Tuesday, Morton Grove Public Library; 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Julie Butler Chanteuse :Julie Butler Grove, free, 847-965-4220 Chanteuse Brings "A Touch of Downton Abbey" to her Red Carpet Events for MGPL Kids: Listen Upi:Drop-in story seniors. A red carpet is rolled out for at- and play time for preschoolers with a tendees ofthe matinee performances. 2 parent or caregiver. Call 847-929-5102 p.m. Wednesday, Skokie Theatre, 7924 or visit www.mgpl.org/kids for more N. Lincoln Ave., Skokie, $15, 847-677- Reintroducing Chicago's information. 4:45 p.m. Tuesday; Morton 7761 Grove Public Library; 6140 Lincoln Ave., original entertainment guide Discuss Morton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 LitLounge Book Discussion: the book AlifThe Unseen by G. Willow - e the new Metromixcom, now on aU of your s. WIth entertainment Iistngs that cover the city Beginning Bridge Lessons:Come and Wilson. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, The Cur- ragh Irish Pub Skokie, 8266 Lincoln ,e suburbs, we're your go-to source so you can spend learn the most stimulating partnership ne pLnnìng, and more time doing. card game around! Learn the basic Ave., Skokie, free, 847-965-4220 bidding and playing in a stress-free environment. Sign up with a friend or partner, or come to meet new ones, to be playing bridge at the end of the session. Phyllis Bartlett, ACBL Accredited I-lave an event to submit? Go to Qmet teacher, guides the class. Contact the chicagotribune.eoni/calendar I I L i I 26 TREND Irish Fest raises$50,000 for Avenues to Independence

BY LEE A. LITAS Pioneer Press

What began as a wedding party at the home of board chairman Peg O'Herron and husband Bob Healy of Schaumburg, has blossomed into a festive St. Patrick's Day bash. On March 8,350 guests came to the Cotillion Banquets hall in Palatine for the 18th annual Avenues to Independence Irish Fest. Awaiting them at the end of the rainbow was a four-course banquet, silent auction and, of course, a Pot O'GoId on which to try their luck in raffle. Since 1953, Avenues to Independence has worked to maximize self-reliance for individuals with physical, intellectual and other developmental disabilities by providing homes, jobs and conimunity living programs. The 2015 Irish Fest raised $50,000 which will go directly toward refurbish- ing, repairing and making Avenues-supported homes and apartments more accessible. See more at: avenuestoindepen- dence.org

LEE A. LITAS/PIONEER PRESS PHOTOS Eric Johnson, board member (from left, Mary Johnson, Naomi and Kevin Goll, all of Park Ridge

Bob Okazaki of Barrington, executive director, Jim (clockwise, from left), Allison, Cathy, Patrick, Clare and Emma McCarthy all Tim Kelly, Avenues participant, (left), with dad and Michele Shoolin of Glencoe, vice president of Park Ridge Bernard Kelly, both of Inverness of development TREND

CAUSE & EVENT 2015 Aloha Casino Event raises $25,000 for Dist. 64 schools 2015 Aloha Casino Event Benefiting Park Ridge School District 64 Elementary Learning Download an app that takes Foundation. The not-for- profit ELF grants money to D64 teachers and adminis- having fun seriously trators for innovative and __ imaginative programs and r projects. Since its inception in 1994, ELF has granted District 64 school board Secretary Vicki Lee (from left). $675,000 across more than Steve Lee and Vice-President Scott Zimmerman, all of Park 200 programs in D64 Ridge schools. Location: Café La Cave, Des Plaines Raised: $25,000 Attended: 325 Feathring Casino style gambling with D64 teacher "celebrity" dealers, silent auction, wine auction and a Hawaiian luau-style dinner Website: District 64 ELF Teacher Representatives Kara Pottinger www.district64elf.org (left), and Cheryl Williams, both Park Ridge school teachers

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Want to see your event in Trend?Debbie Hoppe, Trend editorial assistant, will send you guidelines. Email her at [email protected]. 28 HEALTH & FAMILY

3 Who is liable for Do sweatpants really windshield brokenat causedivorce? I have always who get a little too been a huge fan of complacent in their actress, Eva Men- daily appearance, golf course? des. I loved her and perhaps because adorable perform- ofbusy schedules Dear Help Squad, were necessary to) subrogate ances in Stuck on end up putting how In fall 2014, while watching out the cost to another party" You (2003) and they dress at the a high school glfmatch at a Subrogation is a legal proc- Hitch (2005) and I JACKIE PILossoPH bottom oftheir list of local private country club, one ess in which insurance corn- even thought she Love Essentially priorities. I know I ofthe high schoolboys hit a paiiies can resolve disputes was great when she have been guilty of it stray tee shot into the parking and recoup costs through played the malicious girlfriend in at times. But repetitive days of no lot in which I was legally negotiation, arbiiration or The Women (2008). makeup, an old t-shirt, unwashed parked. Unfortunately, the CATHY CUNNINGHAM other legal remedies with So when I saw the clip from her hair and yes, sweatpants, can lead to stray shot hit my vehicle, Help Squad another party's insurance infamous interview warning, a lack of romance, sex, dates arid shattering the windshield. I company. "Ladies, the number one cause of possibly a romantic disconnect had the windshield replaced. I Without knowing ÑU de- It is important here to divorce in America - sweatpants," I which can cause marital problems contacted the school to gt tails ofthe event, it is hard to understand that with auto laughed. and divorce. reimbursed. They directed me speculate on this particular insurance, a claimant's de- What was utterly shocking to me I happened to be out at a nice to their insurance agent. situation. But in general, ductible will come into play, so was the aftermath ofthe comment: restaurant in my neighborhood a When I contacted the insur- under State Farm's Home- the damaged party will need the backlash she received from couple weeks ago, when I spotted a ance agent and told him the owner's Policy there is a coy- to determine ifthey wants to those offended by her disapproval married couple at the bar, waiting story his explanation was to erage called Damage to Prop- file (and incur that expense)' ofsweatpants! Not only did Mendes for a table. Keep in mind it was a the point: The school is not erty oføthers used when we she said. feel the need to apologize on twitter Saturday night. The gay looked responsible. My point was I have determined the claimant Help Squad provided all the for her sweatpants remark, but her handsome, shaven, and was wear- was at the galfcourse to watch (is neither negligent nor has above information to Bill who boyfriend, Ryan Gosling, even had ing a button down and dark jeans. a school-sponsored event. If any legal responsibility for the responded with the foUowing to comment on her behalf, stating The woman: no makeup, hair in a the school were not at the damage). This coverage is for "Thanks for investigating my on twitter, "Obviously the sweat- ponytail, old Levi's jeans, a sweat- course, I would not have been property damage to the prop- story I was hoping the school pants remark was a joke. Wearing shirt and running shoes. I seriously at the course. So erty of others would be liable and pay for the them now." couldn't believe it. Now, maybe I therefore I think caused by an damages, since it was a school- My question is, why is everyone seem shallow and judgmental, but it the school Subrogalion is lisured:' sponsored event. I would not so sensitive and defensive when it frustrated me. This woman was not should be re- Because the feel right asking the boy's comes to sweatpants? Clearly, they ugly. She had a nice body and the sponsible for a legal process claim in this case parents to file a claim on their are an item of clothing meant for potential ofbeingvery attractive. reimbursing the would be filed as ainsurance policy or have them comfort and not for the purpose of She couldn't find 15 minutes to $172 cost of the in whichinsur- home owner's - reimburse me, even though it looking sexy or attractive. In other make herselflook nice for a dinner windshield. I as opposed to an was an accident" words, they are what they are. Why date with the love ofher life? The contacted my ance compa- auto - claim, You're welcome, Bill. Sorry the eggshells? question going through my mind insurance corn- nies canre- there is no de- things didn't work out exactly Do I agree with Eva that sweat- was, 'When did she stop caring?" pany, and the ductible involved. as you'd hoped. However, your pants cause divorce? Yes and no. I I'd be willing to bet a thousand deductible is solve dispute& However, per inquiiy likely enlightened a will be the first one to admit that I dollars that this woman did not $500. I know the State Farm's pol- few Help Squad readers, and adore sweatpants, and spend a lot ofwear a similar outfit on her first golfcourse is not icy; "the amount though not monetary in value, time in them. Just ask anyone in my date with her husband several years responsible for damages that a payable would be the replace- there is value to this just the neighborhood ifthey have seen me earlier. Maybe she's lost interest in golfer causes. The gtlfer is ment cost at the time of the same. Thanks for the question. at our local Starbucks in the morn- her husband romantically or sexu- responsible for any damages incident, full cost ofrepair or Need help? ing wearing, ahem, sweatpants. ally. Maybe she's just lazy. Those that he caused. In this case the $500 in any one occurrence?' Did a utilities company They'll vouch for me. And, I do not scenarios are what lead to divorce, golfer was playing for the For Bill to receive reimburse- overchargeyou?Did a boutique believe sweatpants were the cause not sweatpants. school; that is why the school ment in this way, a claim denyyour requestfor a return? ofmy divorce. Looking attractive, i.e. not wear- should be responsible. I'm would have to be submitted Areyou the victim offraudu- All that said, I believe there is a ing sweatpants every single day in looking for a second opinion. through the golfer's parents' lent business practices? Is time and place for sweatpants in a front ofyour spouse (with the ex- Who is responsible for paying home owner's policy someoneju.st exhibithig bad marriage (or a serious relationship). ception ofthe gym) is important for the damas? Now ifBill found his wind- business behavior? Let Help Lounging around in sweatpants because it shows you still value the Thanks, shield shattered and was Squad make the call for you. with your spouse and ordering a romantic element to your relation- Bill unable to identify the golfer Sendyour letters, your com- pizza on a lazy Sunday can be bliss- ship. People get divorced when they Naperville responsible for the damaging plaints, your injustices and ful. However, what I believe to be give up, and nothing says, "I give Help Squad reached out to shot, he could submit a claim your story ideas to Hei- the real issue ofsweatpants lies in up" more than sweatpants. Maybe State Farm Insurance for an to his own insurance company [email protected], and the frequency. In other words, may- that's what Mendes was trying to answer to Bill's question. We through his auto insurance we will be happy to help you. be Mendes should have said, say. were put in touch with State policy Dundov explained that "Ladies, the number one cause of Farm spokeswoman Missy in this scenario, "a claim rep- divorce in America-wearing sweat- Jackie Pilossoph is afreelance col- Dundov who explained that, resentative would do an in- Cathy Cunningham ¿sa freelance pants more often than not." umnistfor Pioneer Press "Each claim is handled on its vestigation to decide who was columnstfor Pioneer Press. In my opinion, there are many [email protected] own individual merits. at fault, and determine if(it men and women in relationships Twitter @lovessential!Y HEALTH & FAMILY 29 The road back fromaheart attack Treatment programs put patients onto life's active track

BY DES BIELER The Washington Post

"The No. i reason that people in the United States, across the board, will die is because of cardiac arid vascular disease." That was the grim beginning of my conversation with Alfred Casale, chairman of cardiothorac- je surgery at the Geisinger Heart & Vascular Institute in Wilkes- Barre, Pa. OK, well, that's the bad news. There is some good news, right? Right. Over the last 25 years or so, Casale said, the treatment of cardiac diseases has improved to the pojnt that "it's really one of the success stories of modern medicine." "When I was growing up," the 59-year-old continued, "somebody having a heart attack was a catastrophe. Now, although a heart attack is still nothing to be taken lightly, somebody with the same kind of problem js likely to be going home the next day, off of work for a couple ofdays, and then back in the saddle with a plan in place to change their lifestyle." That plan probably has a phar- maceutical element. But an extensive course ofphysical workouts is usually also required, and if hitting the gym can seem daunting for healthy people, it's particularly scary for those whose EPAXION/ISTOCK ILLUSTRATION hearts have recenfly failed them. However, fthe process is man- at the center's cardiac rehab whereas patients in the initial The whole process usually grains together for specific popu- aged careftilly, even an elderly program since it began in 1985, rehab phase are continuously takes a little over an hour, and he lations, like patients who've had person with a weak heart and said "the majority ofpatients are monitored by staffand hooked up is living proofofits effectiveness (heart attacks) in the past or are little previous experience with toward the older population. to EKG machines, now he simply (along with, ofcourse, sensible rehabbing from a cardiac event, is working out can become a suc- It's mostly aerobic but some records his own heart rate and eating habits and medication). not only part oftheir mmssio, but cess story. strength training." blood pressure after every station. Before his bypass, Southworth it's good business." For heart The key, according to Casale, is Jim Southworth, 78, is one of Every session begins with five said, his 5-foot-9 frame carried attack survivors who want to get to "assess where you are, set a the center's regulars. The Glen to six stretches, which are "very about 250 pounds, but the initial into a medically supervised main- plan for where you want to go, Burnie resident has been exercis- very important," according to course ofrehab got his weight tenance program, Casale sug- and then very graduafly, three ing there for 14 years, ever since Casale. down to around 195, and he has gested checkingwith a local times a week over a 12-week undergoing quintuple bypass Southworth then does a slow kept it there. branch ofthe American Heart period, begin to ramp up gently surgery. warm-up on a treadmill before Once victims of a heart attack Association or with hospitals that the amount ofexercise." And Southworth goes to the center setting it on an incline with a or heart disease are done with the have interventional cardiology ideally, continue exercising for at 7 am. every Monday, Wednes- speed of 3 mph for about 10 mm- 12-week program, they are not programs. the rest of your life. day and Friday, where he meets utes. Then he rotates between a required to keep coming back to a For his part, Southworth gets Which is where a place like the his regular group offriends. Ex- step machine, an arm ergometer medical facility for maintenance; peace ofmind from working out University of Maryland Baltimore pelts say such camaraderie is sometimes called an arm bike and that can be done at any gym or near medical personnel. "This Washington Medical Center, important to rehab. the treadmill before weighing even at home. way ... if something goes wrong, located in Glen Burnie, comes in. Southworth said his exercise himself, cooling down and check- Casale noted that "more and within 10 to 15 seconds, some- Exercise physiologist Debbie routine has varied little over the ing his resting pulse and heart more commercial gyms ... are body's there, and they're taking Lund, who has been a supervisor years. One difference is that, rate. recognizing that putting pro- care of you." 30 HEALTH & FAMILY Loudgymmusic: Bad PEOPLE'S PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS AND HOME REMEDIES Vitamin D supplements workout foryour ears canhelpeasepsoriasis BY VICKY HALLETT loud music, the less likely The Washington Post you are to mind it, he add- BY JOE GRAEDON ed. AND TERESA GRAEDON During her first workout Once permanent hear- King Features Syndicate at Orangetheory Fitness in ing loss creeps in, however, Fairfax, Va., Donna Reid you won't be able to ignore I have been taking was blown away by two that. The condition isn't 5,000 lUs ofvitamin D-3 things: "how hard it was like sticking in an earplug, and my psoriasis has and how loud it was." The which muffles everything. seriously improved as a 51-year-old adored the Instead, soft sounds are result. Ifonly I had studio's interval training blocked and loud noises known about this 15 program - a mix of tread- seem to get louder, Bakke years ago, it would have mill, rowing machine and DOUG ARMAND/GETTY explained. That's why, as saved me so much an- resistance exercises - but we age, we tend to be both- guish. I can't understand when it came to the ac- A sign that it's ered more by blasting why doctors don't rec- companying music assault- music. (Or, as Bakke puts it: ommend vitamin D along ing her eardrums, well, too louth You "I sound like a crotchety with their creams. that didn't seem so sound. old man.") A: Both oral and topical "I want to do something experience ring- As seniors become an vitamin D can be effective MOMENT OPEN/GEm good for my body. I don't ¡ng in your ears increasingly important against psoriasis (Interna- Both oral arid topical vitamin D can be effective against want to do something target for the fitness indus- tional Journal of Derma- psoriasis. People with eczema may also benefit from it. detrimental at the same (tinnitus). trtrainers need to take tology online, Jan. 20, time' said Reid, who asked extra note ofnoise, said 2015). People with eczema worst thing I've ever include headache, nausea, the trainer to turn down Bernadette O'Brien, an may also benefit from been through. vomiting and fatigue. Sui- the volume. She got her Meinke noted, but the 84-year-old aerobics in- vitamin D supplernenta- As a result, I won't go cidal thoughts also may wish for a few minutes. Butfitness industry doesn't structor, who raises these tion (Journal ofDrugs in near Brisdelle. The corn- occur on occasion. when it crept up again, seem all that interested in issues at conferences Dermatology March 2012).merciaI says it's the only There may be a side Reid knew she would need dialing it down. A study around the world. Music is A surprising number of nonhormonal option. Is effect on the wallet as well. a different tactic. released last year by Aus- an integral part of all of her people have inadequate that really true? One woman said her Bris- She's settled on ear- tralia's National Acoustic classes "It creates a mood, levels ofvitamin D, espe- A: Brisdelle is the only delle bill was $178 for a plugs, which she brings Laboratories compared makes you feel nice and cially during the winter. nonhormonal drug that the month's supply. A low dose without fail to her five sound levels from fitness encourages you to move," Read more about this Food and Drug Adminis- of generic paroxetine, Orangetheory sessions classes in 2009-2011 with she said. crucial nutrient and its role tration has approved for though not approved for each week. A couple of those from 1997-1998. The But turn it up too loud, in helping control blood hot flashes. The maker hot flashes, runs about $4. classmates have corn- finding High-intensity and "the chronologically pressure, easing arthritis might be emphasizing the mended this strategy al- offerings are even noisier enriched" won't be happy pain and preventing frac- nonhormonal angle be- Q: My doctor pre- though they haven't fol- than they were a decade about it. 'And they will tell tures in the Guide to Vita- cause many women worry scribed Celebrex several lowed her lead. As for the ago, with indoor cycling you," O'Brien added. To min D Deficiency. 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Dusty Rose Nubuck Black ES SM Y Classic cushioned canvas pumps Wrap your feet in feather light ontrerìd style, Essmy. This classic pump is packed with comfort feutures, like clasticated gussets for extra stretch, a removable cushioned insole, and utterly flexible sole. Classic colours and branded leather tab add distinctive stand out detail.

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Over 140 styles available at www.hotterusa.com 5 New AVA "The shoes are very Classic and effortless comfortable and stylish." There's more to Ayas pretty feminine looks than meets the eye. An elasticated, cross over touch Lisa, Oakland CA strap makes for a comfortable fit, whilst extra cushioning to the heel gives you a little bounce in your step. Distinctive punched flower design adds the perfect finishing touch.

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Navy i New QUAKE Pretty, breathable punched design lust the thing for longer summer days, Quake will keep your feet feeling as fresh as a daisy. Cute cut-outs and punched detail in the leather and nubuck uppers allow skin to breathe, whilst an adjustabte touch fasten strap brings added comfort. A cushioned, flexible and lightweight sole completes its easy-wear design.

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Introducing our lightweight classic Sink your feet into super soft Rimini. With its all leather style, and cushioned support at the heel and collar, your feet will be cocooned in luxury. Twin elasticated gussets to the front allow for extra flex. A pretty laser cut design creates a daisy fresh finish.

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New POLLYANNA Light cushioning underfoot Utterly feminine, Pollyanna boasts a pretty on-trend bow with intricate punched detail. Inside, Hotter Comfort Concept features - pyramid cushioning, a feather light, flexible sole and roomy fit - all combine to indulge feet.

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Light and flexible Softly cushioned and naturally breathable, Donna isa high cut slip on with full flexibility. Donna feels wonderful on the foot thanks to a breathable leather insole with pyramid cushioning and f lexi grooves in the sole.

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Over 140 styles available at wwwhotterusa.com 9 SORBET Our favourite flexible loafer Created from velvety nubuck or butter sob leathers Sorbet loafers are an absolute luxury for your feet. A deep cushioned instep brings extra bliss, whilst a grooved flexible sole will have you walking on air.

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The perfect classic kiltie Our distinctively different kiltie shoe is super lightweight and has blissful pillow soft cushioning underfoot. Shipley slips on easily, with discreet stretch for comfort. With f lexi grooves in the soles you'll definitely feel a spring in your step.

Heel height: 11/4 inches US Sizes: 5, 6, 61/2, 7. 7½. 8, 8½, 9. 9½, 10, 11 Hotter Comfort Fit available in all colours Extra Wide Fit available in Blackand Tan Imported Normally $135 now 40% off $81

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Spring & ultra lightweight Let Leanne's shock absorbing sole and underfoot cushioning take your journey's bumps. Soft and breathable, they sport a hygienic removable insole to keep your feet fresh. - Heel height: 1 inch US Sizes: 5, 6, 6½, 7. 7½. 8, 81/2 9 91/2, 10, 11 Hotter Comfort Fit available in all colours Extra Wide Fit available in Dark Pink/White and White/Grey/Lime Normally $110 now 40% off $66

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Ext ra bounce. Extra style. This smart sporty shoe really does have Star features. With a shock absorbing sole, you can look forward to extra bounce, while a cushioned breathable inner sole Leeps feet feeling great.

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That record here's unIv one name for series, and "Ludaversal," his eighth studio 2013, midway through production of"Fu- launched Bridges to new heights, with hits someone who, professionally, album. nous 7." Filming stopped for nearly halla like "Southern Hospitality" and "What's has done everything from The Champaign-horn, Oak Park- year before the team decided to finish the Your Fantasy." iumping between speeding raised rapper's "do anything" mentality movie. "It was hard for us, but at the end In 2005, he won his first Grammy for cars to refereeing ajelI-O was a necessity when it came to filming of the day, we knew we had to do it in bis the still-popular song "Yeah" with Usher wrestling match in a rap "Furious 7," in theaters April 3. The series honor," Bridges says. With unused footage and Lil'Jon. By 2006, he was turning heads video, and who, in his down- is known for its nonstop action: car chases, from past films and new technology - as an actor, earning a SAG Award fir his time, likes to skydive, dirt hike and shoot crashes, explosions, car jumping, flying and plus Walker's two brothers as occasional role in "Crash."Through the first decade machine guns at the range: Chris Bridges. drifting - not to mention fist fights and stand-ins - they were able to complete ofhis career, fans were treated to a new 'vVait - no, call hini Ludacris. gravity-defying stunts (in the production. "We were pretty much finished Ludacris album approximately every two That's much better. sixth film, Vin Diesel famously [filming], so it was reallyjust about us years - his 2006 record, "Release Thera- The rapper/actor/philan - drives bis car off a makeshift going back and finishing strong." py," earned him two more Grammys. thropist is manY things to ramp over a highway, jumps Bridges' other labor oflove, "Ludaver- In 2010, Bridges broke musical genre imuiy people. h) gear-head out, catches Michelle Rodri- sal', an album he describes as his most barriers when he collaborated with then movie huff, he's the star of the guez in midair, and the two personal yet - drops March 31. "I'm 16-year-old pop starjustin Bieber on the action-packed auto franchise safely land on another car). just being vulnerable in this one - you've 5011g "Baby," which now holds the spot as "Fast & Furious"; to 20- and Bridges joins the cast got some songs on here where I'm really the No. 2 most-watched music video of 30-something music lovers, he's of action all-stars as Tej, the talking about my personal life," he says. all time with more than i billion views. thc multi-platinum, Gram- tech-savvy member of Diesel "There's a song ['Ocean Skies'] about my Bridges dropped his album "Battle of my-winning rapper behind stich hits as and Paul Walker's fast-driving crew. He tither, who vas an alcoholic who I've never the Sexes" later that same year but, since 2000's "\Vhat's Your Fantasy"; and to first appeared in 2003's "Too Fast, Too Fu- really wanted to talk about. But once I un- then, he's remained uncharacteristically inner-city students, he's the philanthropist rious," then again in "Fast Five" and "Fast derstood that there might be other people quiet on the music front. "This is the behind The Ludacris Foundation, which & Furious 6" hut while his character out there going through the sanie thing I longest break that i've taken between focuses on youth leadership prograniing. was primarily for tech support and come- went through ... [I had toi encourage peo- albums," lie says. "I've had to live life to "The versatility in what I've donc since dic relief in the past, this new installment ple to spend time with amid talk to [theiri get inspired again - that's what it's all the beginning of mv career is something sees Bridges involved in a lot more action, parents as much as possible." about." that stands out," Bridges, 37, says. 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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPART- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF fN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNT' ILLINOI S PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- Vitlage of lincolnwood LEGAL NOTICE MENT - CHANCERY DIVISION COOK COUNTY, ILLINOI S COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIVISION EN THAT sealed bids for apparel REQUEST FOR QUALIFICA- APPLICANT: 824 East Avenue PNC BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION SUCCESSOR IN INTEREST TO PNC COUNTY DEPARTMENT, CHAN- WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO WACHO VIA services will be received by the lIONS )RFQI MORTGAGE, A DIVISION OF PNC BANK. NATiONAL ASSOCIATiON CERI DIVISION MORTGAGE. FSB SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO WORLD SAVINGS BANK, VillageofLincolnivooduntIl MUNICIPAL SECURITY SYS- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Plaintrif, FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE N.A. 10:00 AM., CDT on Tuesday, TEM SERVICES a publIc hearing WIll be held on ASSOCIATION ("FF4MA"l, Plaintiff, April142015 at the Lincoln- RFQ Response Due Date June Thursday, Apfll'23, 2015 at 7.30 oAvio ZORNIG AIX/A DAVIDE Plaint 1ff wood Village Hall Council Cham- 24. 2015, 4 00 PM pm. 0m SOOT thereafter in the Defendants ALTER DZIEDZIC AS TRUSTEE OF THE WALTER DZIEDZIC LIVING TRUST hers located at 6900 N. Lincoln City COuncIl Chambers at the 12 CH 36314 V DATED 6/4/98, UNKNOWN BENEFICIARIES OF THE WALTER DZIEDZIC Avenue, Lincolnwood,illinois Deliver Sealed Responses to: Park Ridge City Hall 505 Butler 8020 cOLMAR AVENUE SKOKIE, IL 60076 RICHARD A. RAJCZYK A/KIA LIVING TRUST DATED 6/4/98, UNKNOWN OWNERS AND NON-RECORD 60712 at which Stive they will be Douglas J. Petroslilus Place, ParIr Ridge, illinois, when NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NOTiCE IS HEREBY GtVEN that pursuant to a RICHARD RAJCZYK. EVA RAJC- CLAIMANTS opened and read. Bids received AssIstant Village Manager the following matter will be con- Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above cause on Feb- ZYK, LINCOLN COURT CONDO- Defendants after ouch time will be returned ViII e of Lincolnwood sidered: tuary 9, 2015, an agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at 1030 MINIUM ASSOCiATION. 11 CH 39773 unopened Electrontc bid pack- 6 N. Lincoln Ave. AM on May 11, 2015, at The JudIcial Sales Corporation, One South Defendants 7655 WEST SUFFIEW STREET MORTON GROVE IL 60053 ets will be available beginning Lincolnwood, IL 60712 ZONING CASE NUMBER' V-15- Wacker Drive24th Floor, CHICAGO. IL, 60606, sell at public auction NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NOTiCE IS HEREBY ÓIVEN that pursuant to on Monday, March 30, 2015 by 01 to the liEhest bidder. as set forth below, the following described real 13 CH 20895 a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above cause on contacting the Village of Lincoln- TO receive a copy of the REQ estate Cbrrrmonty known as 8020 KOLMAR AVENUE, SItOKIE, IL 60076 Property Address 5040 WAR- February 3, 2015, an agent for The Judicial Sales corporation, will at Wood at 18471 677-9740. The Vil- document contact. Application for a Varianceto Property Indev No 10-22-329-020-0000 The real estate 15 improved REN STFIEET, UNIT 304 SKOKIE, 10:30 AM on May 5 2015, at The luducial Sales Corporation. One South lage reserves the right to reject aflowa new single-family with a one story, single family Ironie with a one car detached garage IL 60077 Wacker Drive - 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL. 60606, sell at public auction any or all bids and to waive any Douglas J Petrostnus residence with an attached NOTiCE OF FORECLOSURE SALE to the hieltest bidder, as set forth below. the following described real irregularities and intormalities Assistant Village Manager Sale terms 25% down of the highest bid by certrfted funds at the close - CONDOMINIUM garage, utilizing one double of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation. No third party estate Cbmmonly known as 7655 WEST SUFFIELD STREET MORTON Please state clearly on all sealed 18471 745-471Y garage door, without utilizing checks will be accepted The balance, including the Judicial sale fee Shapiro Krelsman S Associates, GROVE, IL 60053 Property 154ev No. 09-13-321-020-0000 The reales- bid packageS the words "AP- [email protected] single gacage doors when fac- for Abandoned Residential Property Municipality Relief Fund, which is LLC file a 13-068856 tate is improved with a tan, brick. split level, single family honre with PAREL BID and address the bid 04/02/2015 31726613 Ing the Street, conflicting vetri calculated on residential real estate at the rate of Si for each $1,000 lIt is advised that interested par- a two car attached garage. Sale terms: 25% down of The highest bid packages f5 "Melissa Rimdzius, Section11-4-F-2A:Attached or fraction thereof of the amount paid by the purchaser not to esceed ties consult with their by certified funds at the close of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Community Center Program Su- GarageRegulationsofthe S300 n certified lundsjor wire rransfer. s due within twenty-four 241 oser attorneys before bidding at Corporation No third party checks will be accepted The balance in- pervisor Zoning Ordinance of the City of hours No fee shall be paid by the mortgagee acquiring the residential mortgage foreclosure sales.) cluding the Judicial sale fee for Abandoned Residential ProperTy Idu- 4/2/2015 3174811 Public Hearings Park Ridge. real estate pursuant to its credit bid at the sale or by any mortgagee. PUBLTCT4OTICE is hereby given nicipality Relief Fund, which u calculated on residential real estate Judgment creditor, or other tenor acquiring the residential real estate that pursuant to a Judgment of at the rate of $1 for each $1,000 or fraction thereof of the amount LOT THIRTY-THREE 1331 (EX- whbse rights in and to the residential real estate arooe prior Io the Foreclosure entered on Febru- paid by The purchaser not to exceed 5300, in certified funds/or wire CEPT THE SOUTHERLY 5-FEET sale. The sublect property is oublect to general real estate taxes, ope ary 4, 2015, Kallen Realty Ser- transfer. is due within twenty-four 24) hours No fee shall be paid by PLEASE TAKE NOTICE - THE THEREOF AS MEASURED ON vices, Inc., as Selling Official will cual assessments, or special taxes levied against sold teal estate and the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to its PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY MORTON GROVE ZONING A LINE PERPENDICULAR TO Is offered for sale Without any mepresentatlonas to qualIty or quantity at 12.30 p.m. on May 5, 2015, at credit bidat the sale or by any mortgagee, Judgment creditor, or other GIVEN THAT sealed bids for the BOARD OF APPEALS will hold a THE NORTH LINE OF LOT 341 205 IN. Randolph Street, Suite of title and Without recourse to Plauntiff and ri "AS IS" condition. The lienor acquiring the residentIal real estate whose rights in and to the purchase andinstallationof public hearing on Wednesday, IN BLOCK 161 IN MICHAEL sale is further subject to confirmation by the court. Upon payment in 1020. chicago, Illinois,sellat residential meal estate arose prior to the sale The sublect property is shade structures for the Proesel April 22, 201 5 at 730 p m in the JOHN TERRACE UNEF NO liNO full of Ihe amount bid. tIle purchaser will receive a Certificate of Sale public auction to the highest sublect to general real estate taxes, special assessments, or specIal Park Family Aquatic Center, Io- Board of Trustees Chambers 12) BEING A SUBDIVISION OF that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real estate after confir- bidder for cash, as set forth be- tanes levied against said real estate and is offered for sale without cated at 7055 Kostner Avenue Richard T.Fllckinger Municipal PART OF THE NORTH HALF OF mason of the sale The property will NOT be open for inspection and low, the to)lowing described real any representatIon as to qualIty or quantity of title and without re- Lincolnwood, Illinois 60712, will Center, 6101 Capulina Avenue, THE NORTH WEST QUARTER plaintiff makes no representation as to the condition of the property. property course to plaintiff and in "AS IS' condition. The sale is further subject be received by the Village of Morton Grove, Illinois to con- OF SECTION TWENTY-FIVE Prospective bIdders are admonished to check the court file to verity Commonly known as 5040 War- to confirmation by the court. Upon payment in full of the amount bid, Lincolnwood until10:00 AM., sider the following cases 25 ,TOWNSHIP FORTYONE all information If thus property IS a condominium unit, the purchaser of ren Street, Unit 304, Skokie, IL the purchaser will receive a Certlhcate of Sale that will entitle the C.S,T on Thursday, April 16,201 41 NORTH, RANGE TWELVE the unit at the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the 60077 permanent Indes No purchaser to a deed tri the real estate after confirmation of the sale as theLincolnwood Village I-tall CASE iBA 15-01 12 RAST OF THE THIRD PRIN assessments and the legal fees required byme Condominium Proper- 10-21-410031-1014 The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no Council Chambers located at Request for an appeal of the CIPAL MERIDIAN ty Act, 765 ILCS 605/91.gJ(ll and IgX4l If this property is a condominIum The mortgaged real estateio representation as to tIre condition of the property. Prospective bidders 6900 N. Lincoln Avenue, Lincol- Village Administrator's Determl- unit which is part of a common interest community, the purchaser of improved with a dwelling The are admonished to check the court file to verity all informationIf this nwood, Illinois 60712 at which nation for a four 141 ft. waiver Permanent Indes Number 09- the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the property Will NOT be open for property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at the fore- time they will be opened and request from Section12-7-3-1 25-122-040-0000 assessments required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS inspectionThe purchaserof closure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assessments and readBids received after such pertainingto driveway WIdth, 605/18.Slg-ll, IF YOU ARE TIlE MORTGAGOR HOMEOWNER) YOU the unit other than a mortgagee the legal tees required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS time will be returned unopened where the determination was THE PROPERTY OTHERWISE HAVE THC'RIGHT TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTR EN- shall pay such of the conitomin- 605/9g)l1l and 1g1141. If this property is a condominium unit Which IS Electronic bid packets will be negatIve Section 12-T-7 autho- KNOWN AS TRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION urn associatIon's assessments part o a common intereot community, the purchaser of the unit at the available beginning on Thursday, roes the Village Administrator to 15-17011cl OF THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW YOu will and legal tees as are required by foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the assessments April 2. 2015 by contacting the grant wavers to Sections of Title 824East Avenue need a photo identification issued by a government agency Idriver's 765 1LOS 605/9183)11 and (gJ)4l required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 1LCS 605/TB.5(g-ll. IF Village of Lincoinwood at '15471 12 outside of Chapters 2, 3, and license, passport, etc) 5 order to gain entry into our building and the The judgmentamount was YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR IHOMEOVWIER) YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO 677-9740. The Village reserves 4, of which those variances are All persons interestedinthe foreclosure sale roots in Cook County and tIre same identihcatton for $226,82934 Sale terms for REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYSAPTEIF ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF the right to reject any or all bids determined tin the Losing Board abovedescribedmatterare Sales held at other county venues Where The Judicial Sales Corpora- non-parties 10% of successful POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-17011Cl OF THE IL- and to waive any irregularities of Appeals. Section T2163-C invited to attend and Will be lion conducts foreclosure bales For infoimafion. Visit our website at bid immediately at conclusion L1NOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW You will need a photo identit- and Informalities. Prevailing authorizes the Zoning Board of heard. service,atty-piercecorrr between the hours of 3 and 5 pm. PIERCE of auction, balance by 1230 cation issued by a government agency driver's license, passport, etc.l wage mates are required as per Appeals to hear appeals of de- The case file for this matter is & ASSOCIATES Plaintiff's Attorneys One Norm Dearborn Street Suite p.m the next business day. both In order to gain entry into our betiding and the foreclosure sale room the Illinois Prevailing Wage Act. termisatlons by village officials available for restew in the De- 1300, cHICAGO IL 60602 Tel No J12l 476-5500 Please refer to file by cashier's checks and ro rein Cook County and the same IdentIfIcation for sales held at other The rates shall be the most cur- within the authority olTitle 12 partment of Community Pros- number PAl21235. THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION One South funds. The sale shall be subiect county venues where Tse Judicial Sales Corporation conducts fore- rent presailing wage rates tot ervatuon and Development in Wacker OmIse, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 1312) 236-SALE You to general real estate taxes, spe- closure sales, For information. Visit our websute at servrce.atty-pierce. work completed in Cook County The parcel is located in the Rl City Hall. can also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at .tJsc.com for a 7 daT tases, special assessments, corn. between the hours of 3 and 5 pm. PIERCES ASSOCIATES PlaIn- Illinois. Please state clearly on all SIflgIe Family Residence Dis- day stafuo report of pending sales PIERCE S ASSOCIRTES Orse North special taxes levied, and supe- tiff's Attorneys, One North Dearbom Street Suite 1300, CHICAGO, IL sealed bld packages the words trictand is commonly knows Dearborn Street Suite 1300 CHICAGO IL 60602 13121 476-5500 AStor- rIot liens it any. The property Is 60602. Tel No. 3121 476-5500. Please meter to file number PAl 117942 SHADE STRUCTURE BID and as 7515 Lyons. The applicant is Gary Zimmerman, Chairman ney File No. PAl219235 Attorney Ce 91220 Case Number 12 CH offered as is,with no express THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION One South Wacker Drive, 24th address the bld packages to Andrew Venamore. Zoning Board of Appeals 36314 lISCa 35-2284 or implied warranties and with- Floor Chicago IL 60606-4650 13121 236-SALE You can also visit The Chris Stachewic2, Superinten- 04/02/2015 3172403 1649920 Out dtrepresentason as to Judicial Sales corporation at .tJsc.corrt tor a 7 day status report of 4/2/15 3169705 dentofParks and Facilises, PLEASE TAKE NOTICE -TI-fE 412. 4/9, & 4/16/2015 316038) the quality of title or recourse pending sales. PIERCE 6 ASSOCIATES One Noi-tfl Dearborn Street Suite Parks and vecreation Depart- to Plaintiff Prospective bidders 1300 CEIICAGO. IL 60602 13121 476-S500Attornev File NO. PA1117942 MORTON GROVE PLAN COM- nienr MISSION will sold a public hear- are admonished to review the Attorney Code. 91220 Case Number. 11 CH 39773 TJSC#, 35-2057 4/2/2015 3174847 court file to verify all informa- t64982S ing on Wednesday, April 22 Son and to view auction rules at 3/26/2015, 4/2/2015, 6 4/9/2015 3142311 2015 at / 30 p.m in the Board www kallenrs com of Ttustees Chambers, RIchard Forinformation Sale clerk, T.Fllckinger Municipal Center, Shapiro Kreusman S Associates, 6101 Capulina Avenue, Morton LLC. Attorney a 42r68, 2121 LEGALS Bid Notice Notice of Auction Grove, Illinois to consider the Waukegan Road Suite 301, Ban- Life Storage Centers of River following cases: nockbum, Illinois 60015 18471 North will Sold a public sale to 2911717, between TOO p.m enforce a lien imposed on said NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK APARTMENT FOR CASE PC 15-02 Morton Grove Park District and 3-00 p.m weekdays only property, as described below, Budget S Appropnation COUNTY, ILLINOIS I5120 pursuant totheIllinoIsSelf- RequestIng Text Amendments RENT? to Village of Morton Grove Uni- Ordinance COUNTY DEPARTMENT . CHAN 3/26/2015,4/2/2015,6 ADVERTISEMENT FOR BID Service Storage Facilities Act, CERY DIVISION fledDevelopment Code Title Fiscal Year 201 5-2016 The search begins 4/9/7015 3142050 Park Ridge-Niles School District Illinois Code7TO ILCS 50 95/7, on The Board ofPath Commis- DEUTSChE BANKNATIONAL 64 164 5 Prospect Ave., Park or after April 14th, at Life Stor- 12 Chapter 1 and chapter 16, TRUST COMPANY. SOLELY herel Many Assumed Name age of River North, 333 west lOrdtnance 07-07) to establish sioners shalllormally present Ridge.IL60068,willreceive a time limit for Authorized Varia- an ordinance provIding for the AS TRUSTEE FOR MORTGAGE IT oparfment and home sealed bids for Ohio Street,Chicago,Illinois, TRUST 2005-3. 60654. Phone 312-222-0136 lions granted by the Village Ad- Combined Annual Budget and MORTGAGE BACKED NOTES SE- hunters check the Management reserves the right minisirator or Zoning Board of Appropriation for the fiscal year Notice is hereby even, pursuant Maintenance Vehicle Appeals beginning Man 1 2015 and end- RIES 2005-3: to "An Act in relation to the use Purchase Agreement tri withdraw any unit from sale. Plaintitt Classifieds before IngAprIl 30, 2Oldon Wednesday APARTMENT FOR of an Assumed Business Name Registered or motor vehicles ame April 15, 2015 at 600 p.m The Vs looking for a new in the conduct or transaction Bids are due at the address sold As Is I Parts Only" No titles The applicant is Village of Mor WALTER TRENTADUE, De- or registration ton Grove, 6101 Capulina, Mor- meeting will be hold atthe Place to live, RENT? of Business in the State," as above by Tuesday, April 14, 201S ton Grove, IL 60053 Prairie View Community Con- fendants amended, that a certification at 9:00 AM At this rime the Bld2Win, 441 001668, Rrook 14 CH 567 Advertise your rental The search begins Snyder 04/02/20153172393 ter, 6534 Dempstem St. Morton NOflCE OF SALE was regtstered by the under- bIds will be publicly opened and Grove, IL 60053 units wifh us fo get a here! Many signed with the County Clerk of read. 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TheCoca-Cola is working with fitness and nutrition experts Queensland in Australia. an Alzheimers patient, left, compared with a normal pieces - which appearedwho suggest its cola as a healthy treat. "The mice performed brain, right. The Alzheimer's disease brain is considerably on nutrition blogs and better on three tests of shrunken, due to the degeneration and death of nerve other sites including thosetian for the NFL's NewPoynter Institute, said the their memory," Leinenga cells, believed connected to buildup of amyloid plaque. of major newspapers -England Patriots in a piece phrasing of the disclosure said, noting their perform- offer a window into theon healthy snacks and reci- that the author is a "con- ance was similar to that of them with "microbubbles" Although plaque is thought many ways food companies pes, and Nestle quoted itssukant" doesn't make it healthy mice used as con- that vibrate when they to contribute to Aizhei- work behind the scenes toown executive in a post onclear the author was specif- trols. encounter ultrasound mer's, this has not been cast their products in ainfant nutrition. ically paid by Coke for the The ultrasound treat- signals. confirmed. positive light, often with In a statement, Coca- column. ment targets brain-clog- "In our treatment, ultra- Also, "human brains and the help of third partiesCola said it wants to "help The message that Coke ging material known as sound acts on the micro- human cognition are much who are seen as trustedpeople make decisions thatcan be a healthy snack is amyloid plaque. 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The treated mice sound to treat Alzheimer's education classes for dieti- expressed are their own. as a snack. common type of dementia, also performed better on disease at this time," he tians, funding studies thatOne column is marked at Robyn Flipse, the dieti- causes problems with memory tests, including a said. burnish the nutritional im-the bottom as a "sponsored tian who wrote the spon- memory, thinking and maze, places of avoidance Leinenga said a number ages of their products andarticle' which is an ad sored article for Coke, said behavior. and object recognition, the ofexperiments are offering newslettersfor designed to looklike ashe would suggest mini- In the new study, re- researchers said. planned to test the treat- health experts. PepsiCo hasregular story.It ran oncans of Coke even if she searchers turned to ultra- There are many caveats ment in mice. "And we also worked with dietitians rnore than 1,000 sites, in-wasn't being paid.Al- sound, the same sound- to the new research. plan to construct an ultra- who suest its Frito-Laycluding those of majorthough she doesn't drink wave technology that helps Potential costs and side sound device suitable for and Tostito chips in localnews outlets around thesoda herself she said the doctors view internal effects in humans are treating much larger brains TV segments on healthycountr) The other postssmaller cans are a way for organs and babies in the unknown. And. it's unclear and to test this in sheep," eating. were not marked as spon- people who like soda to womb. The researchers if the treatment will even he said. Others use nutrition ex-sored content, but follow aenjoy it sensibly. applied ultrasound to mice work, let alone whether it The study appears in the pelts in sponsored content similar format. "I absolutely think that I with Alzheimer's-like actually halts progression March 11 issue of Science the American Pistachio Kelly McBride, who provided valuable informa- disease after injecting of the devastating illness. Translational Medicine. Growers has quoted a dieti- teaches media ethics at Thetion;' she said. 32 FOOD

CHAIN REACTION FATBACK EDITION

Starbucks, Little Caesars, Wendy's Bringonthe baconroll out pork-centric items

B EMILY Since being elevated from the breakfast plate to America's collective palate, bacon has become a ubiquitous ingredient on menus ranging from the cheapest of the WIcKwIRE cheap to prohibitively expensive. It also seems to be the secret weapon of fast-food chains hoping to spice up their offerings. We tasteda few of these popular Tribune Newspapers chains' latest bacon-centric creations - a breakfast sandwich, a pizza and a burger- and found that they were all pretty satisfactory. Long live bacon. f:

ABEL URIBE/TRIBUNE NEWSPAPERS MICHAEL ZAJAKOWSKI/TRIBUNE NEWSPAPERS ABEL URIBE/TRIBUNE NEWSPAPERS Starbucks Little Caesars Wendy's

Double-Smoked Bacon, Cheddar & Egg Bacon Wrapped Crust Deep! Deep! Dish Pizza Bacon & Blue on Brioche burger Sandwich Ad copy:The Bacon Wrapped Crust Deep! Ad copy:We could talk a blue streak about Ad copy:Made with thick-sliced bacon, hard- Deep! Dish Pizza is a large eight-corner Wendy's newest cheeseburger creation, the Ba- wood-smoked for 10 hours, our new bacon Deep! Deep! dish pepperoni and bacon pizza con & Blue on Brioche. Featuring a quarter pound breakfast sandwich is the perfect accompani- with a crispy crust wrapped in 31/2 feet of ofl00 percent fresh pure beef, savory Wisconsin ment to our dark roast coffees and sure to satisfy bacon! blue cheese and applewood smoked bacon on a any bacon lover's craving. Served on our signa- toasted brioche bun. ture croissant bun with melted cheddar cheese Our take:Three feet ofbacon might not have and a perfectly cooked egg. been a marketing ploy after all - the square, Our take:With the amount ofingredients this eight-piece pie (the pizza only comes in a burger contains - bacon, blue cheese, mixed Our take: Nowimpy bacon here. In this pork- large size for $12) came enclosed in a perfect greens, tomato and aioli - it was actually hard to centric creation, sturdy, peppery slabs of bacon perimeter of it. Bacon aside, the crust was discern the bacon. What salty crunchy compIe- along with egg and cheddar cheese are sand- nicely crunchy, with crisped, crackly edges ment it might have provided to the beefwas over- wiched between two thick pieces ofa croissant and a spongy dough interior. The pepperoni shadowed by sizable chunks ofsolid blue cheese bun hybrid (the shape ofan English muffin with didn't serve much of a purpose except to and a heavy-handed slathering ofthe mayon- the flaky messy character ofa croissant). The make the pizza saltier, but the addition of naise-based sauce. Did it work? Sort of. The meager amount ofcheddar cheese was slightly bacon was surprisingly subtle. Rather than a crumbly, slightly stale bun was too insubstantial, disappointing, but so rarely does a chain actually punch ofpork, its contribution was all in the but that was the biggest disappointment. Be make bacon that might be worth eating when texture; between the soft, burnt cheese top- warned, the Bacon & Blue is less a bacon-focused peeled off the bun, this oversight (as well as the ping and cushiony pizza dough, it was nice to item and more a combination ofevery animal- squishy, fast-food-quality egg) can be forgiven. have a crispybite of bacon. based fat you might enjoy in one sandwich. Just However, points still have to be taken off for high don't look at the sodium content. fat and sodium. Nutritional (per slice): 450calories,23g fat, 830mg sodium Nutritional: 650calories,39g fat,1,290mg NutritIonal: 540calories,32g fat,940mg sodium sodium McGrade:B-t- McGrade:B- McGrade:A- [email protected] Twitter @ewickwire FOOD 33 When itcomes to Quick study

o- marc,older is better o o :3 BY DAVID HAMMOND Special to Tribune Newspapers

"Do you like grappa?" Lii ESKIN came the question while Home on the Range we visited Gabriel Boudier, a spirits maker in Dijon, Espresso must be France. tipped from a tiny cup, in a "sure;' we shrued. crowded train station, "This is better," contin- standing up. Other meth- ued managing director ods exist, but they aren't Jean Battault, holding up a as stylish. bottle of Boudier's Marc de Lucia taught me. Actu- Bourgogne. ally, it was her mom. We'd We agreed. ditched our dreary dorm France's marc, like Ita- and turned up at her family's grappa, is a brandy, a ly's place in Perugia. At distilled wine, made from midnight, a carload of pomace, the skins, seeds cousins met our train. We and general gunk left over swerved up a steep road after wine grapes are and tumbled out to a long pressed. table, bright with candles, Marc (rhymes with heavy with wine bottles, "car"), like Roquefort or fragrant with oranges and Champagne, is a naine pistachios. ABEL URIBE/TRIBUNE NEWSPAPERS; JOAN MORAVEK/F000 STYLING protected by French law. Lacking the language, I To be called marc, the followed along Mornings: Pistachio biscotti spirit must be produced in DON BAVLEVIGETrV market. Afternoons: kitchen. Evenings: table, can- a specific way. Pomace, the seeds, stems and skins left over from press- Prep: 15minutesBake: ihourMakes:About 2 dozen The key difference ¡ng wine grapes, doesn't get wasted. In some regions, ¡t is dIes, wine, oranges and between marc and grappa, used to make marc, a French brandy. pistachios. On the week- i1/4CUPSflour according to restaurateur end, in Rome, her grand- 1/2 cup almond flour (aka almond meal) and master sommelier duced in Burgundy. So, the complex funk of father showed me old i teaspoon baking powder Alpana Singh, is that marc when purchasing marc, grappa," says Polsky "Split- photos and her grand- 4tablespoons('/2stick) unsalted butter, softened is usually aged, giving the look for a Burgundian ring a base spirit with marc mother, in exasperation, 3/4cup granulated sugar liquor a softer, more bottle with as much aging can add layers to a shaken urged: "Parla italiano! E 2eggs rounded quality than as you can afford. Marc can cocktail, and as a base for a facile!" 2teaspoons vanilla might be found in much be expensive; bottles from Manhattan, it can provide Then Lucia's mom Finely grated zest of i orange grappa. the wine house of Ro- something unexpected but packed us into the car, i cup roasted, salted pistachios (no shells) Grappa sometimes manee- Conti list at a stag- familiat" careened around corners 1/4 cup sanding sugar seems harsh and one- gering $500. Though marc isn't often and lurched to a stop at dimensional. Hoping for At the Intercontinental if ever used in cooking it is the station. She walked Mlx:Whisk together flour, almond flour and baking more mellowness with the in San Francisco, beverage used to wash the rind of her stippled leather boots 1powder. Set aside. French version of pomace manager Marissa Payne Epoisses de Bourgogne, a across the hall, ordered an Fluff: Using a stand mixer fitted with the paddle brandy, we purchased one oversees one of the coun- supremely stinky French espresso and downed it, 2attachment, beat butter and sugar until fluffy, about aged 20 years: Domaine de try's most extensive selec- cheese, also from Bur- standing up. 2 minutes. Beat in eggs, vanilla and zest, i minute. Beat in la Folie. tions of grappa and marc. gundy. I've always minded that flour mixture. On low speed, mix in nuts. It was not cheap, about Payne had good things to Regularly washing the lesson. Sometimes I em- $100 a bottle. The nose is say about Jules Behn, a cheese with marc, says bellish with a crisp or- Shape:Divide dough in two. Heap one portion onto a resinlike, perhaps not as marc that she says "has a Lydia Burns of Pastoral ange/pistachio bite. It's as 3parchment-lined baking sheet. With lightly floured inviting as Scotch or bour- lot of depth due to its ex- cheese shops in Chicago, close as I get to speaking hands, shape into a low loaf, about7inches long,4inches bon. The first sip starts hot tended aging process. Its creates a "fertile environ- Italian. As promised: It wide and 3/4-inch high. Sprinkle with halfthe sanding on the tongue, but the heat caramel and fig notes lend ment for bacteria that ups goes down easy. sugar, pressing it lightly into the top of the loaf. Repeat, quickly subsides to a pleas- it to being consumed on its the stank factor and con- shaping another loaf with remaining dough on a second ant warmth, with notes of own or mixed into cock- tributes to the meaty sa- baking sheet. vanilla and raisins. tails." vory profile characteristic Bake:Slide baking sheets into a 300-degree oven, Marc also has an almost In New York, Aaron of Epoisses." Crave mor bah? 4and bake until set, 30 minutes. Let cool. Find all your favorite stories bitter note, perhaps due to Polsky, formerly of Eleven French epicure and SlIce: Use a serrated knife to slice each loaf the grape seeds in the Madison Park and cur- writer Brillat- Savarin and recipes in Leah Eskin's new memoir, "Slices of 5crosswise into '/2-inch thick slices. Tip slices over, pomace. rently beverage director! deemed Epoisses to be cut-sides down on the parchment. Though much marc is head bartender at Mulber- king of all cheese, and Lfe:A Food Writer aged for a few years, more ry Project, adores marc. "I marc is one reason for its Cooks Through Many a CrIsp:Slide pans back into a 300-degree oven and aging seems to improve it, think marc can provide the powerful deliciousness. Conundrum."Available now,6bake until golden and dry (but not hard), aboufl3 and the best marc is pro- richness of cognac," with Merda marc! wherever books are sold. minutes per side. Cool. Enjoy with espresso. 34 FOOD

SERIOUSLY SI?vWLE Matzo brittle perfect for Passover dessert

STORY AND PHOTO BY DIE ROSSEN WORTHINGTON Tribune Content Agency

Most wheat flour isn't pennitted during the Pass- over holiday, which can be a challenge for making desserts. Also, the Seder meal has so many courses that often my guests don't want

ABEL URIBE/TRIBUNE NEWSPAPERS; LISA SCHUMACHER/FOOD STYLING a heavy dessert. I have made flourless chocolate DINNER TONIGHT tortes, meringues topped with lemon curd and whip- ped cream, and almond olive oil cakes that sit idle at the table because my guests Go bold,or gomellow are sated. When I came across BY JOE GiY matzo brittle many years Tribune Newspapers Pasta with fennel and sausage ago, I thought it was the perfect way to enjoy a sweet that wasn't too heavy. It is now a Prep: 15 minutes Cook: 20 minutes serious hit on my Passover table every year. I like to make the brittle ahead and keep it Often a recipe that calls refrigerated until serving. You can even freeze it ifyou have any left over. I break the for Italian sausage will Makes: 4-6 servings matzo apart into shards or use a serrated knife to cut it into pieces, so that everyone can specify whether you should have as much as they want or just a taste. Accompany this with a bowl ofbeautiful fresh 1 pound penne pasta use links with fennel seed, strawberries, and celebrate the spring season. 1 pound Italian turkey or pork sausage, Casings or without, the writer removed looking to control that 1 tablespoon olive oil, optional flavor in the dish. I will leave that choice, as it ap- i large fennel bulb or 2 medium, abouti pound Caramel chocolate matzo brittle when trimmed plies to this pasta, to you. Prep: 25 minutes Cook: 12 minutes Choose sausages with 1/4 teaspoon salt fennel seed, and the licorice 1/2cup dry white wine Chili: i hour Makes: 4 sheets, about 16 servings flavor from the fresh fennel 1/2cup heavy cream 4sheets matzo bulb will be intensified; 1 teaspoon fresh thyme leaves or /? teaspoon dried tablespoons unsalted butter or margarine pick those without, and the 15pitted Kalamata olives, quartered lengthwise 6 1/2 cup dark brown sugar flavor will be quieter. Either Cook the pasta in a large pot of well-salted boiling 3/4 cup bittersweet chocolate chips way, the fennel bulb itself 1water until al dente; drain, saving /2 cup of the pasta will become sweeter in the 1/3 CUP toasted slivered almonds water. 1/3 cooking and more mellow. cup toffee bits Meanwhile, brown the sausage over medium-high Many a dish with fresh Heat the oven to 400 degrees. Line two baking sheets with foil or parchment paper. heat in a large skillet. breaking up the pieces with a fennel will call for saving 2 Place two matzos on each baking sheet. wooden spoon; cook until no pink remains, about 7 1 some fronds as a garnish. minutes. Transfer sausage to a bowl. In a medium saucepan over medium heat, melt the butter or margarine. Add the You could do that here, Sugar; stir well. (If the heat is too high the mixture will burn.) Simmer for about 3 certainly, but I prefer fresh Cut the fennel into slices, about '/4-inch thick; cut 2 minutes, whisking constantly until it becomes a thick, caramel-like mixture. Remove those slices crosswise into sticks, again about thyme leaves, which sim- 3 from the heat. mer in the cream, spread- /4-Inch. Add olive oil to skillet, if needed to cook the ing their flavor throughout fennel. Add fennel; season with salt. Cook over medium Working quickly so the caramel doesn't harden, use a metal spatula to spread the the dish. heat until softened and caramelized, 8 minutes. Stir in 3mixture evenly over the entire surface of each matzo sheet. Bake until the topping is the wine; cook to reduce by half. Add the cream and bubbly and brown, about 5 minutes. Watch carefully so they don't burn. Tip: To prep the fennel, thyme. Simmer until the sauce is thickened slightly but Remove the baking sheets from the oven; immediately sprinkle each matzo evenly trim the tough root end. still loose. 4with the chocolate chips. Bake until the chocolate isjust melted, about 2 minutes. Cut off the stalks. (Save Add the drained pasta to the skillet along with the Remove from the oven; spread the chocolate evenly over each piece with a spatula. stalks to flavor chicken or olives. Toss to coat the pasta. Add some of the Sprinkle with the almonds and toffee bits. vegetable broth, if you like.) 4 reserved hot pasta water if dish seems dry. Refrigerate at least an hour. Break into pieces or cut into strips and arrange on a Remove the tough outer serving platter. The brittle can be stored in an airtight container and refrigerated. lt layer. Nutrition information per serving (for 6 servings): 5 509 calories, 18g fat, 5 g saturated fat, 72 mg also can be frozen. [email protected] cholesterol, 62 g carbohydrates. 24 g protein, 671 mg Nutrition Information per serving: 183 calories, 10 g fat, 5 g saturated fat, 13 mg Twitter @joegraygiodeats sodium, 5 g fiber cholesterol, 23 g carbohydrates, i g protein, 19 mg sodium. 1 g fiber FOOD 35 Salami helps cheesecakego savory 4 Potato and salami cheesecake

Prep: 1 hour Cook: 1 hour, 15 minutes MARIO BATALI Makes: 8 servings 3pounds waxy goid potatoes, such Savory cake. Have I lost you? I as Yukon Gold z!. sure hope not because my po- 1/2stick (4 tablespoons) unsalted tato and salami cheesecake from butter America - Farm to Table: i cup fresh breadcrumbs, toasted in Simple, Delicious Recipes Cele- a dry skillet until light golden brown brating Loca] Farmers" (Grand 4 large eggs Central Life & Style, $35) is /2cup whole milk absolutely Iciller. This versatile 1/4cup fresh ricotta dish makes an original appetizer i cup freshly grated for a fancy dinner party, plays an Parmigiano-Reggiano excellent sideman to a light 1/2pound sweet Italian salami, cut into main course and also makes a '/-inch dice great lunch with some roasted 1/4cup finely chopped fresh flat-leaf squash or a simple arugula salad. parsley leaves, about 1 bunch The ricotta and the eggs give this cheesecake the texture we 4ounces Asiago cheese, grated really like. Instead of using va- Place the potatoes in a saucepan and nilla and sugar as in traditional 1add water to cover. Bring the water to a cheesecake preparation, we use boil. and cook the potatoes until tender, salami and the undisputed king about 45 minutes. of cheeses, Parmigiano-Reia- Meanwhile, butter the bottom and no. Grate the Parmigiano-Reg- 2sides of a 12-inch springform pan with giano with a little vigor to bring 2 tablespoons of the butter and dust the out its sharp, fruity grittiness bottom and sides with I. cup of the when mixing with the salami breadc rumbs. and parsley. The meat can be whatever you have diced up in In a medium bowl, lightly beat the the refrigerator: ham, pancetta 3eggs. Add the milk and ricotta, and pieces or sweet Italian salami, as mix; set aside. Heat the oven to 400 I prefer it. Spicy salami works degrees. just as well, which is what I used Drain and peel the potatoes, and pass when I made this for Rachael 4them through a food mill or ricer into a Ray, a lady who loves a kick. very large bowl. While the potatoes are still When dusting the bottom of warm, use a large rubber spatula to fold in your springform pan, you can the Parmigiano, then add the salami and also use what I like to call "fat- the parsley and stir just enough to evenly boy breadcrumbs," left larger for mix. Gently stir in the egg mixture; do not a richer, crunchier, different overstir just bring it all together. texture. Breadcrumbs are super Place half of the potato mixture in the useful in breading, of course, but prepared pan, and gently smooth it to also can be added to dishes like 5 the edges. Sprinkle the grated Asiago over pasta or salad, for a nutty flavor. the potato mixture to within /4 inch of the Stale bread worksaswell as outer edge. Top with the remaIning potato fresh, so be resourceful if you mixture, and carefully smooth it over with haveanolder loaf lying around. Don't be timid with those pieces a wet spatula. Sprinkle with the remaining breadcrumbs, and dot with the remaining of butter on top either. They will 2 tablespoons butter. Place the pan on a create glistening hot spots, mak- baking sheet, and bake until light golden ing the breadcrumbs even more brown on top, 25-30 minutes. Remove crunchy and delicious. from the oven, and let rest for 20 minutes. Mario Batali is the award-win- Unmold onto a serving plate and cut ning chefbehind 25 restaurants 6into wedges, like a cheesecake, to includingEataly, Del Posto, and serve. his flagship Greenwich Village Nutrition information per serving: 450 t'noteca, Babbo. calories. 22 g fat, 11 g saturated fat, 153 mg cholesterol, 42 g carbohydrates, 20 g Distributed by Tribune Content protein, 711 mg sodium, 3 g fiber Agency QUENTIN BACON PHOTO 36 GO

Topacappellaactsgather for SingStrong Roughly 30 groups to take the stage BY MYRNA PETLICKI Pioneer Press

You don't need musical instruments to make beautiful music. For proof, visit SingStrong Chicago. The annual festival offers performances by some ofthe best a cappella groups in the world with proceeds going to charity. This year's musical feast runs from Friday to Sunday, April 10-u, at Skokie's Nues West High School. "We have more artists than ever," reported Producer Freddie Feldman. "We have nine headliners and they're all so amazing. They've all won numerous awards?' The line up includes groups from At- lanta, Los Angeles, Boston, New York, Taiwan and Venezuela. "We've got close to 30 a cappella groups performing," Feldman said. One unique group is Stiletta, a New BALL IN THE IOUSE York-based female sextet that combines Ball ¡n the House ¡s one of the professional a cappella groups performing at SingStrong Chicago. dancing with a cappella singing. Judy Fontana Minkoffis the founder of the SingStrong Chicago group, as well as the wife of SingStrong executive producer Jonathan Minkoff. Friday to Sunday, April 10-12 "There are no other dance a cappella Nues West High School, 5701 Oakton St., groups in the world that I'm aware of' Skokie Minkoff said. "We incorporate pretty $75-$100 for full weekend pass; $15-$35 heavy-duty hip-hop choreography into for tickets to individual events our songs." Chicago.singstrong.org Minkoffnoted that when she founded the group in February of 2013, her first step was finding an excellent beat boxer. we say, 'Anyone who wants to sing with us She scored with Meghan "MC Beats" can join.' It doesn't matter how old you are Costa, who was ranked third best female or what your background skills in music beat boxer in the world at the Beat box are." Battle World Championship in Berlin in Participants rehearse for about three 2012. hours during the festival, and then per- To gather the other four members of form on the main stage. the group, Minkoffsaid, "I tried to look Producer Feldman noted that the mon- specifically outside of the usual a cappella ey raised through SingStrong Chicago is networks because I knew that I wanted donated to charity. "A portion ofour pro- performers who were not just singers. ceeds goes to the Niles West Choir De- They had to have it all." partment," he said. "Our other charity is It's obvious that selection process the Cure Alzheimer's Fund. Our main worked. In mid-March Stiletta cleaned up cause is fighting Alzheimer's." at the Mid-Atlantic Regional Harmony Like every member ofthe SingStrong Sweepstakes A Cappella Festival. "We organization, Feldman is a volunteer. He won every single award," said Minkoff works tirelessly on the event for two rea- proudly of their wins for Audience Favor- sons. ite, Best Arrangement arid First Place "We're trying to help put the Cure Aiz- Overall. heimer's Fund out ofbusiness by hoping In May, Stiletta will compete at the our money helps them find a cure," Feld- nationals. man said. His other reason is, "To spread In addition to performing with Stiletta the gospel of a cappella. It's so accessible at SingStrong Chicago, Minkoff will work for all ages, all types of people, musicians, with Single Singers Chicago, for which non-musicians. Until people attend Sing- STILETTA she has served as director since 2012. "It's Strong, they don't realize what's possible (Clockwise from top left) Members of dance/a cappella group Stiletta, Jaymee Frankel, sort of an ad hoc a cappella group where with the human voice." Judy Minkoff, Olivia Harding. Meghan MC Beats Costa. Meg Lanzarone and Haley Clair. GO 37

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One Owner Toy, Doll, Film fest spotlights and Advertising Collection women's issues From the estate of Alan Matthes BY GINA GRILLO 794 Lee St. Des Plaines, IL. Pioneer Press Sunday April12 beginning at 11:00a.m. Viewing Saturday, April 11 from Our world is smaller 11:00 am. to 7:00 p.m. now than it has ever been. Bidding also available online at Our ability to share our www.liveauctioneers.com ideas and connect, via the Photos also available on O ADÏ!RtISE internet, to those living on paceantiquesandauction.com opposite sides ofthe planet, is now only a mouse click Large collection of Advertising signs: Country store away. The Internet and collectibles: Toys; Collectible toy guns: Buck Rogers social media have changed guns, rings, badges, games: Elhot Ness: Dick Tracy; the potential reach of the Dragnet toy guns; Captain Midnight decoders: Superman toys; The Untouchables: Batman: Robin human voice - and women Hood; Amos n Andy fresh air cab car with box; Lone across the globe are finding Ranger: Robots; Pep pins. Popsicle pins, Buck Rogers new freedoms in joining TOM CLAYTON pin; Felix the cat collection: Kellogs Pep Cereal Boxes: their voices together into a Coca-Cola items: Rare cone top Pepsi can; Tons of Old family ofvoices, where From her Chicago home, teen AIaa Basatneh used social Colony: Advertising patches; Ovaltine: Advertising signs there has longbeen only a ,- iedia to help coordinate a rebellion in Syria. Her story is including Coke, Kayo, Double Cola, Dr. Pepper, Nehi, path to silence. Lold in "#chicagoGirl.' Royal Crown, Fatima, BF Goodyear, KFC signs; Cigarette As part ofthat move- thermometers; Flintstones toys; Quaker; Drug store ads: CALI ment, the Wilmette Thea- Old bottles and cans; Coffee tins: Advertising chip cans, tre will feature the Family milk bottles, bread: Zig Zag; Maypo: Soaky bottles: ofWoman Film Festival, Buster Brown; Bozo: Hop Along Cassidy; Huckleberry April 10-U, a festival that Hound; Disney Toys; 3 Stooges;Tin sand buckets; Lost illuminates issues confront- ¡n space; Monster Aurora models;Halloween costumes; ing women and girls glob- Games: Books: Stuffed animals including Cuddley ally by bringing those issues Dudley: Rootie Kazootie games, toys and puzzles, AND to the big screen via docu- 100 lots of Barbie, Gene, Tyler Wentworth, Betsy McCall, mentaries. Madame Alexander Dolls and clothes. Peggy Goldwyn founded Visa, MC and Checks (with guarantee) accepted. the festival eight years ago Absentee bids with credit. A Photo ID Required for in Sun Valley Idaho, to registration 9% Sales Tax applied to all sales unless you bring attention to the work have Tax Certificate with you or we have it on file. 15% ofThe United Nations In house Buyers Premium with cash or check payment. Population Fund, the agen- 17.5% Buyers Premium with credit card payment IL 31 '83'7OO8 cy for reproductive health LIC #441000285 QUALITY Consignments Accepted and the tights of women. ALTAF QADRI/AP Pace Antiques & Auctions "Most Americans are British filmmaker Leslee Udwin will conduct a Q&A follow- unaware ofthis U.N. agen- ¡ng the screening of her film, "India's Daughter." about the (847) 296-0773 cy, and ofthe importance of 2012 rape of a woman on a New Delhi bus. 794 Lee St. the work they do to advance women's rights as who decided to bring a Goldwyn, active in the Des Plaines, IL 60016 equal tights around the mini-version ofthe main film industry for more than world' Goidwyn said. event to Wilmette. 40 years, began her career "Coming from a film back- The theme for the 2015 writing and producing ground, I felt the best way Festival is "Women and documentaries for televi- to illustrate the obstacles Their Dreams," andin- sion. Prior to her work in women and girls face in dudes the films, "#chi- film, she created scripts for TO ADVEBTUSE today's society was by tell- cagoGirl' (Syria and "That Gfr1' "The Odd ing stories - giving a face United States), "India's Couple" and "Love, Amen- to what might seem an Daughter," (United King- can Style." Goidwyn is also abstraction." dom and India), and "The a novelist, founder of the CALL This second annual Supreme Price" (Nigeria). Samuel Goldwyn Chil- Family ofWoman Film The Family ofWoman Film dren's Center and an Festival at the Wulmette Festival has launched a new Emeritus Board Member of Theatre was initiated dur- partnership with the or- UNFPA, Friends of The 31 2-283-7008 Ing a conversation between ganization, Woman Deliver, United Nations Population friends Goldwyn and Peggy a global advocate for girls' Fund. Wagener, a member of the and women's health and Wilmette Theatre Board, rights. Turn to Film, Next Page

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JOANNA UPPER The film 'The Supreme Price' tells the story of Harvard graduate Hafsat Abbia whose father was Nigeria's first democratically elected president. After her father was overthrown by a military coup and her mother was assassinated, Hafsat returned to Nigeria to work with the Pro-Democracy Movement. Women's issues in the forefront of film fest Film,fromPrevious Page Q& A with Alaa Basatneh became Nigeria's first following the film. democratically elected British filmmaker and president in 1993, while director of "India's Daugh- "India's Hafsat was attending col- ter," Leslee Udwin, said lege in Boston. Her father "my hope for the films Daughter" was overthrown by a mil- showcased during the 7p.m. Saturday, April 11 italy coup and imprisoned, I., í.'F - Family of Woman Film The story of the brutal while her mother, while R&gr and Festival will be that they gang rape of a 23-year-old campaigning for his release, become tools for education, medical student by six men was assassinated. Shortly helping to ensure that on a bus in New Delhi in after her mother's murder, gender equality is finally 2012, and the uproarious her father mysteriously put on the agenda of every riots and protests that took died in prison. These trage- civilized nation across the place following her death. dies forever transform globe." inspiring a campaign for Hafsat's life as she returns the protection of women. to Nigeria to work with the The film weaves personal Pro-Democracy Move- "#chicagGfr1" insights from the victim's ment. 7:30 p.m. Friday, April 10 family, with documentary Single tickets to the An inspiring documenta- footage and an interview Family of Woman Festival ry about a Chicago teen, with one of the men con- at the Wilmette Theatre, Alan Basatneh, who uses victed of the crime. Ex- 1122 Central Ave., are $10; ake time to social media to coordinate a plores themes of society $8 for seniors and students. rebellion in Syria. Working and violence against wom- An opening reception takes with scores of citizen jour- en. Director Leslee Udwin place 6-7:30 p.m. April10 at beadad today1 nalists in Horns, Alaa plans will participate in a Q&A de Giulio Kitchen Design, protests and assists protest- following the film. 1121 Central Ave., Wilmette. ers, all from the confines of Hosted by Festival founder, her suburban Chicago "The Supreme Peggy Goldwyn, and in bedroom. As the situation honor of Alaa Basatneb, the in Syria grows increasing'y Price" star of"#chicagoGirl." desperate, Alaa chooses to 1p.m. Sunday, April12 Tickets for the reception leave the safety of her home Tells the dramatic story are $25 (price includes and sneak into Syria with of Harvard graduate, Haf- movie). Visit wilmettethea- needed medical supplies. sat Abiola. Hafsat's father tre.com. û

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Listings are subject to change. people will have died, mostly the poor, cago, $30, 773-935-6875 play follows Dee (Alla Peck) as she Please call the venue in advance. elderly, or minorities with nowhere to returns to her birthplace at the blind- seek shelter. As the morgues overflow, "Creation's Birthday":This play ingly bright McMurdo Station in Ant- the citys emergency response team is brings to life the story of the Big-Bang arctica to work as a janitor and seek Friday,April3 called into question. 8 p.m. Friday, 4 Genesis through the legendary battle answers to her mothers disappearance p.m. Saturday, Steppenwolf Theatre between astronomer Edwin Hubble and in this weird and touching new work. "Endgame":This theatricalized, envi- Garage, 1624 N. Halsted St., Chicago, the scientific icon Albert Einstein. 7p.m. 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday, 2:30 p.m. ronmental production, spectacularly $15-$20,312-335-1650 Friday and Saturday, 3 p.m. Sunday, Sunday, The Gift Theatre, 4802 N. Mil- designed by Elizabeth Bracken, takes as Athenaeum Theatre, 2936 N. Southport waukee Ave., Chicago, $25-$35, 773-283- its motif a kid's birthday-like party, "Bible Bingo":Vicki Quade ("Late Nite Ave., Chicago, $30, 773-935-6860 7071 replete with colored lights, favors and Catechism") unleashes what promo- With "The Apple Family Piays: That Ho- little hats for the audience, who sit at tional materials call "a new, interactive PublIc Service Broadcasting: pey Changey Thing and Sorry": ledges with room for a beverage. comedy' centered around an Archdioc- Kauf 10p.m. Friday, Schubas Tavern, Richard Nelson's series of four plays Hamm, Cloy, Nag and Nell, the charac- esan bingo department on the hunt for 3159 N. Southport Ave., Chicago, $10- explore politics, change and family ters in the actual play, are enclosed in a revenue. "That's where you come in: $12, 773-525-2508 dynamics. The plays are being per- wagonlike structure with its owi Get ready to play bingo for a variety of and curtain, bringing to mind a toy wacky prizes. Along the way, you'll be Ones to Watch with Skype: KaHn formed on alternating nights. 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday, 2 p.m. Sunday, theater or a tainted jewel box. 8 p.m. drawn into conversation about every- and Myies: 6:30 p.m. Friday, House of TimeLine Theatre, 615 W. Wellington Friday and Saturday, The Den Theatre, thing from Adam and Eve to modem Blues, 329 N. Dearborn St, Chicago, Ave., Chicago, $35-$48, 773-281-8463 1333 N. Milwaukee Ave., Chicago, $28, sins. Just be careful: You might laugh so $28, 312-923-2000 773-352-5599 hard you forget to yell 'bingo'." 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday, Royal George OK Go:8 p.m. Friday, Metro, 3730 N. "The Bird Feeder Doesn't Know": In this play, Ingrid and Herman are retir- "Macbeth":See Shakespeare's epic Theatre Center, 1641 N. Halsted St., Clark St., Chicago, $25 ees living independently in their long- tale of ambition gone wrong. 8p.m. Chicago, $30,312-988-9000 "The Addams Family":The quirky time family home somewhere in the Friday and Saturday, 7p.m. Sunday, The heart ofAmerica. Like any parents with Artistic Home, 1376 W. Grand Ave., "Marie Antoinette": See DavidAdj- Addams family comes to town via this adult children, they long for more visits Chicago, $28-$32, 312-243-3963 mi's play about the fair-and-famed strange and comic musical. 7:30 p.m. young French queen, which promo- Friday, 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. Saturday, 3 p.m. from their son, the physically disabled Everett, who lives in the big city several Intothe Bat Cavesof Kenya:Scien- tional materials describe as "a confec- Sunday, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Mercury hours away. But with Herman's physical tists Bruce Patterson and Paul Webala, lion created by a society that values Theater, 3745 N. Southport Ave., Chi- abilities declining as a normal part of accompanied by vlogger Emily Graslie, extravagance and artifice. But France's cago, $45-$65, 773-325-1700 aging, Everett's help at home is needed venture deep into a cave in Kenya's love affair with the royals sours as revo- Mount Suswa to study the varied bats of lution brews, and for Marie, the political Maker L Muse: Women and Early now more than ever. 8 p.m. Friday and Jewelry: Saturday, 7:30 p.m. Sunday and Monday, East Africa. 9 a.m. Friday-wednesday, suddenly becomes very personal' This Twentieth CenturyArt 8 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday, Raven Field Museum, 1400 S. Lake Shore performance promises to hold "a mirror The museum presents the major exhibi- Theatre, 6157 N. Clark St., Chicago, Drive, Chicago, free, 312-922-9410 up to our contemporary society that tion comprised ofworks drawn from mightjust be entertaining itself to the Collection ofRichard H. Driehaus $15-$22, 773-338-2177 Vodou:Sacred Powersof HaitI:This death." 7:30 p.m. Friday, 3 p.m. and 7:30 and prominent private and public col- p.m. Saturday and Sunday, 7:30 p.m. lections throughout the United States. "One Came Home":Lifeline Theatre exhibit explores Vodou as a religion and presents a world premiere adaptation of an expression of the Haitian national Tuesday and Wednesday, Steppenwolf 10 a.m. Friday-Wednesday, Richard H. Driehaus Museum, 40 E. Erie St., Chi- Amy Timberlakes Edgar Award-win- experience. 10 a.m. Friday-Wednesday, Theatre Company, 1650 N. Haisted St., Chicago, $54, 312-335-1650 cago, $ 12.50-$20,312-482-8933 ning and Newbery Honor book, One Field Museum, 1400 S. Lake Shore Came Home. Duringthe great pas- Drive, Chicago, free, 312-922-9410 "The Book of Mormon":This Tony "The Other Piace": InSharr White's senger pigeon migration of1871, throngs of strangers descend upon Placid, Wis., "Murder Ballad":Bailiwick Chicago Award-winning musical satire by Trey new drama, Juliana Smithton, a suc- bringing prosperity in their wake. But as presents the Chicago premiere of Julia Parker and Matt Stone ("South Park") cessfixl neurologist, finds her life coming the skies clear, tragedy strikes and Ge- Jordan's off-Broadway rock musical and Robert Lopez ("AvenueQ")follows apart at the seams. 8 p.m. Friday and the misadventures of two missionaries Saturday, 7 p.m. Sunday, Profiles Thea- orgie Burkhardts sister goes missing. about a love triangle gone wrong in When a body is found and the town Manhattan. 7:30 p.m. Friday and Sat- who naively attempt to convert the tre at The Main Stage, 4139 N. Broad- inhabitants of a village in Uganda. 7:30 way, Chicago, $20-$40, 773-549-1815 goes into mourning, Georgie sets out to urday, 7p.m. Sunday, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, uncover the truth. 7:30 p.m. Friday, 4 Flat Iron Arts Building, 1579 N. Mil- p.m. Friday, 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Saturday, 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday, 7:30 p.m. "Genius":This play examines the p.m. and 8 p.m. Saturday, 4 p.m. Sunday, waukee Ave., Chicago, $15-$40,312-335- Lifeline Theatre, 6912 N. Glenwood 3000 Tuesday and Wednesday, Bank of secrets and alliances oftwo creative America Theatre, 18W. Monroe St., couples from different generations who Ave., Chicago, $20-$40, 773-761-4477 Chicago Styled: Fashioning the Chicago, $45-$115, 800-775-2000 find their lives changed forever one evening after an electric dinner party. 8 "Jesus Christ Superstar":This is an Magnificent Mlle:This exhibition intimate re-imaging of the classic rock uses 20 outfits from the museum's cos- The Last Bison:With Neulore and p.m. Friday, 5 p.m. and 8 p.m. Saturday, 3 Emily Jane Powers. 8:30 p.m. Friday, p.m. Sunday, Profiles Theatre at The opera, performed acoustic and un- tume collection to tell the story of a St., plugged. 8 p.m. Friday and Saturda) 7 in fashion. The exhibit runs Nov. 15 to Subterranean, 2011 W. North Ave., Chi- Alley Stage, 4147 N. Broadway, Chicago, cago, $12-$14, 773-278-6600 TBA, 773-549-1815 p.m. Sunday and Monday, No Exit Cafe, Aug. 16 and is free with admission. 9:30 6970 N. Glenwood Ave., Chicago. $20- a.m. Friday and Saturday, noon Sunday, 8 p.m. Friday and Sat- $68, 773-743-3355 9:30a.m. Monday-Wednesday, Chicago "Picture imperfect":This produc- Patti Smith: History Museum, 1601 N. Clark St., tion tells the story of a single mother urday, Old Town School ofFolk Music, 4544 N. Lincoln Ave., Chicago, $73-$75, "Master Works: The Intuit Plays": Chicago, free, 312-642-4600 and the impossibly conflicted decisions she must make. Abandoned, impover- 773-728-6000. Commedia Beauregard presents six short plays inspired by pieces from the "Heat Wave":This play is set in Chi- ished, and haunted by past mistakes, 8 p.m. Friday, art museum's permanent collection. cago, in the summer of 1995, and an Mary battles an unforgiving system as it Belie and Sebastian: moves in painful, inexorable steps to Riviera Theatre, 4746 N. 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Go Calendar, from Previous Page and Wednesday, Writers Theatre, 664 Robert Costanzo. The production pre- surprise visit from her fairy godmother Vernon Ave., Glencoe, $35-$75, 847-242- views Thursday, March 26, at 7:30 p.m. may mean all Cinderellas dreams can Friday and Saturday, Intuit: The Center 6000 and runs March 27-April 19. Perform- come true. See this favorite story with for Intuitive and Outsider Art, 756 N. ances are Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 funmusic-filled twists. Recommended Milwaukee Ave., Chicago, $10-$15, "Lone Star" and "Laundry and p.m., and Sundays at 2 p.m. Tickets are for grades PreK-3. Call x228 to book 312-243-9088 Bourbon":Presenting two plays de- available at www.emergenttheatre.org your group and save up to 20%. For - picting life in a sleepy Texas town. or by calling (773) 729-7294. 7:30 p.m. Tickets to Weekday Performances Call "The Power of Prom":This '80s trib- "Lone Star" and "Laundry and Bour- Friday and Saturday, 2 p.m. Sunday, JCC or Stop By the Box Office 847-577-2121 ute combines elements of the songs, bon," by James McLure, both seem to Chicago - Mayer Kaplan JCC, 5050 www.metropolisarts.com. 11 a.m. Sat- o movies, television shows, and pop- show us a simpler life and a unique Church St., Skokie, $20 adults; $10 urday,ioam. Monday-Wednesday, culture that epitomized the decade. 8 perspective on the world. 7:30 p.m. seniors/students w/ID, 773-729-7294 Metropolis Performing Arts Centre, 111 p.m. Friday and Saturday, The Annoy- Friday and Saturday, 2:30 p.m. and 7:30 W. Campbell St., Arlington Heights, ance Theatre, 851W. Belmont Ave., p.m. Sunday, Oil Lamp Theater, 1723 "Outside Muilingar":Anthony and Adults $14, Children 12 and under $12, Chicago, $15-$20, 773-697-9693 Glenview Road , Glenview, $1750-35, Rosemary are two introverted misfits. 847-577-5982 847-834-0738 Anthony has spent his entire life on a "All My Relations: A Seneca His- cattle farm in rural Ireland, oblivious to Utsav Hou Color Run 2015: Utsav tory":In collaboration with visual Fresh fish and seafood specials: the longing of his neighbor Rosemary, hosts first ofits kind, color run in Bar- artist and dancer Rosy Simas (Seneca), The inn offers an array of fresh fish and who hopelessly pines for him as the rington to celebrate HOLT, festival of this exhibit introduces the history of the seafood specials each Friday during years slip away. 7:30 p.m. Friday, 2:30 colors as celebrated in India. noon Sat- Seneca culture through milestones in Lent.!! a.m. Friday, The Happ Inn, 305 p.m. and 8p.m. Saturday, 2:30 p.m. Sun- urday, Citizens Park, 511 Lake Zurich the lives of Simas and her relations. It Happ Road, Northfield, Varies, 847-784- day, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Northlight Thea- Road, Barrington, free, 847-533-6057 features traditional and modern Seneca 9200 tre, 9501 Skokie Blvd, Skokie, $15-$60, artifacts, which span various genera- 847-673-6300 Anne of Green Gables:Generations of tions. 11 &m. Friday-Wednesday, Mitch- "Seven Last Words of Christ": readers have adored childrens novel ell Museum of the American Indian, Haydn;The Montag Ensemble plays Anne ofGreen Gables and now this 3001 Central St., Evanston, Free-$5; "The Seven Last Words of Christ" by Saturday, April 4 beloved classic is coming to stage at $10-$12 for talk, 847-475-1030 Franz Joseph Haydn. noon Friday, St. Provision Theater. Adapted & Directed Luke's Lutheran Church, 205 N. Pros- "Cinderella":Cinderella would love by Provisions Artistic Director Timothy "The Diary of Anne Frank": The pect Ave., Park Ridge, free, 847-825- more than anything to attend the royal Gregory and based on best-selling novel classic production explores the life of a 6659. ball. With an evil stepmother and two by Canadian author Lucy Maud Mont- young Jewish girl in hiding for two wicked stepsisters, she is instead or- gomery. Noon and 3 p.m. Saturday, 3 years during World War 11.8 p.m. Fri- "Last of the Red Hot Lovers": Emer- dered around getting them ready for the p.m. Saturday, Provision Theater, 100! day,4p.m. and 8 p.m. Saturday, 2 p.m. gent Theatre Co. presents Neil Simons big event. She is not allowed to go, but a and 6p.m. Sunday, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday play directed by film and television star Turn to Go Calendar, Next Page

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They also pay a fee to the done," he said. Dealers are supposed to make erly or there is a never-ending used-car sales by franchised manufacturer to get the GPO Even then, Quincy said it pays sure certified preowned (CPO) software glitch, a CPO program is new-car dealers last year. That warranty and other benefits. to look beyond the like-new vehicles are in A-1 condition not likely to fix that." should increase because a grow- What gets inspected and the fee appearance of a CPO vehicle and before they sell them, plus they Michelle Krebs, senior analyst ing number of off-lease vehicles that dealers pay varies by brand. a glossy brochure. Most CPO come with a longer warranty for AutoTrader.com, said a survey will be on used-car lots over the Automotive News, in a guide to vehicles were leased by individu- than other used cars and other ofcar shoppers last fall showed next few years. GPO programs published last fall, als for two or three years, but perks for owners. Because of that, that consumers are willing to pay GPO programs differ in detail, said the GPO fee that dealers pay some started life in daily rental they typically command a price a premium ofaround $2,000 for a but they typically include vehi- was $369 per vehicle on Chev- fleets - a red flag for some con- premium of hundreds of dollars CPo vehicle, and the top three des that are 6 years old or less rolets, $395 on Nissans, $450 on sumers. (The vehicle history over regular used vehicles. reasons were "peace of mind," and have fewer than 80,000 Toyotas, $995 on Lincolns and report should show whether the But are CPO vehicles really anythe warranty and affordability miles. Certified vehicles usually ranged from $595 to $1,580 on car was previously leased or -better than similar used cars (compared with a new vehicle). come with additional warranty Mercedes-Benz vehicles. owned by an individual or a rent- from the same year and with "Clearly, what they think coverage, a free vehicle history Quincy advises that shoppers al company similar miles that have not been they're getting is peace of mind. report, roadside assistance and should make sure that any GPO "In some ways, they can be an "certified"? They recognize they are getting a other benefits. Warranty coy- vehicle they are considering is excellent buy. The biest cost That's hard to say because vehicle that is certified to a cer- erage varies by manufacturer and certified under the manufactur- for a new car in its first three there are no data to answer that, tain level of quality and condi- even by different brands sold by er's program, not one conceived years is depreciation. Ifyou buy a said Mike Quincy, an automotive tion;' she said. the same manufacturer. by a dealer or a third-party war- 2- or 3-year-old car, it's already specialist on the Consumer Re- An analysis of used vehicles Ford, Honda and Toyota, for ranty company. The only dealers gone through its steepest depre- ports test staff Consumer Re- listed for sale on AutoTrader.com example, extend the basic war- who can sell factory-backed GPO ciation, so in some ways, a good ports surveys millions of its read- during 2014 showed that the ranty by 12 months/12,000 miles vehicles are new-car dealers used car is the best and smartest ers a year about their vehicles' average dealer asking price for and increase the powertrain affiliated with that manufacturer. automotive buy out there," reliability but the surveys cover CPO vehicles of $27,661 was warranty to 7 years/100,000 "Joe's Garage can say they have Quincy said, cautioning shoppers all used cars, and CPO vehicles $1,209, or 4.6 percent, higher miles. Ford charges a $100 de- certified preowned cars, but you to fully understand the benefits - aren't separated from the herd. than the average for all used ductible per service visit after the have to find out, certified by and limits - ofGPO programs. Better or not, though, the vehicles. The data do not show original new-vehicle basic war- whom. Our advice is that ifit's a "Whether it's a good value is longer warranties and other actual transaction prices. ranty expires, and Toyota chargesfactory-certified used car, then up to you. Ifyou don't mind benefits of CPO vehicles attract All major manufacturers have a $50 deductible. Honda does not you've got some recourse if spending a little bit more, certi- buyers by offering greater peace CPO programs, and CPO sales have a deductible. something goes wrong. The fac- fled preowned can give you more of mind. have climbed steadily since the Before a vehicle can be certi- tory is backing the extended peace ofmind, but read the fine "People perceive that a CPO recession to a record 2.3 million fied, dealers are supposed to warranty. The factory is guaran- print," he said. vehicle will be better than just vehicles in 2014. Industry ana- perform a comprehensive in- teeing that any fixes or repairs any car off the streets," Quincy lysts say CPO vehicles accounted spection and make necessary that the used car needed was transporrationtribpub.com AUTOS 53 i

TOYOTA Toyotas 2015 Camry, with a dramatIcaIy restyled front, stands apart from predecessors.

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KY ROBERT DUFFER meaning the gap between tribune Newspapers pressing the brake and Yes, put winter tires on 2015 Toyota Camry XSE engagingABS to avoid a Midsize sedan For 12 years running, the skid is shorter. I doubt the Toyota Camry has been the brake pads would be worn therearof FWD vehicle best-selling car in America, As tested: down already, but maybe it prized for its reliability, was my imfamiliarity with more wet and wintry trac- hydroplane and lose trac- well-equipped value, safety $35,668 Toyota's two-stage brake tion; and by the time the tion on wet roads before booster, which is supposed front tires have worn out the rear tires. While this and endurance. The Camry Base price:$31,370 doesn't excite, and most to improve on the feel. for the second time, the will cause the vehicle to car buyers don't care. But The stiffer body and rear tires will be worn out, understeer (the vehicle as more buyers shift to MPG: 21city. 31 highway more rigid chassis mean too. However, in this case, wants to continue driving crossovers, the niidsize Engine:3.5-literV-6 the Camry handles with intuition isn't right...and straight ahead), understeer BOB WEBER following it can be down- is relatively easy to control segment has contracted, Transmission:Six-speed more feel as well, making Motormouth and automakers are boldly automatic with paddle the total package more fin right dangerous. because releasing the gas restyling what was once a shifters to drive yet still smooth "When tires are re- pedal will slow the vehicle function-over-form equa- and quiet at highway Q: Put new winter placed in pairs in situations and help the driver main- Parting shot:An impres- tion dominated by Caniry speeds. It responds to the tires in the rear on a like these, the new tires tain control. sive sport version of Ameri-driver, and with the V-6 in front-wheel-drive car? should always be installed "However, ifthe front Toyota has refreshed the ca's best-selling car falls 2015 Camry with a sportier front-wheel drive, the XSE Youthink your readers on the rear axle and the tires have significantly short of the asking price. skin and upgraded interior has an edge not usually are happy with no expla- partially worn tires moved more tread depth than the for its seventh-generation attributed to the Camry. nation? to the front. New tires on rear tires, the rear tires will model, which was intro- The six-speed automatic ND., Chicago the rear axle help the begin to hydroplane and duced in 2012. Among the styling changes doesn't have any surprises, A: We received several driver more easily main- lose traction on wet roads Outside, it looks like a for 2015 is a new XSE sport but the paddle shifters messages, including some tain control on wet roads before the fronts. This will completely redesigned trim level, one of four trim seem kind of ridiculous. that stated that we are just since deeper treaded tires cause the vehicle to over- model. Upfront, the levels that Toyota calls the The sporty elements don't plain wrong or even stupid are better at resisting steer (the vehicle will want bumper has been eaten by sportiest Camry ever. We sacrifice too much in fuel for telling readers to put hydroplaning. to spin). Oversteer is far what appears to be the had the XSE with the economy, with the XSE the two new tires on the "Hydroplaning occurs more difficult to control lower jaw of the giant available 3.5-liter V-6 en- getting 21 mpg in the city back. We are not making when the tire cannot proc- and in addition to the trapezoidal grille bedeck- gine for a week. and 31 on the highway. this up and have driven ess enough water through initial distress felt when ing new Lexus models. The makeover continues The major refresh deliv- cars on a skid pad equippedits tread design to maintain the rear ofthe car starts LED daytime running inside, where the seats and ers on cutting a new form with the good tires on the effective contact with the slidlng quickly releasing lights flank the lower half dash materials are all up- for the Camry; but it comes front and then on the rear. road. In moderate to heavy the gas pedal in an attempt of the grille, and the body graded to feel more luxuri- with a price tag that most Here is the explanation, rain, water can pool up in to slow down may actually panels are more sculpted ous than any preceding Camry lovers will not like. verbatim, from the tech- road ruts, depressions and make it more difficult for to flow toward the back. Camry. The XSE came The XSE starts at nical experts at the Tire pockets adjacent to pave- the driver to regain con- Every exterior panel has with leather-trimmed $26,150 for the 2.5-liter Rack, where they maintain ment expansion joints. At trol, possibly causing a been restyled except the "ultrasuede" seats and a four-cylinder; the V-6 adds their own test track: higher speeds, the standingcomplete spinout." hood, says Toyota, and it leather-wrapped steering more than $5,000. Our test "Intuition suests that water often found in these gets a slightly wider stance wheel. Both elements felt model peaked at $35,668 since the front tires wore pools challenges a tire's Send questions along with and is an inch longer. and looked good. after delivery. It's a lot for a out first and because there ability to resist hydroplan- name and town to Motor- The front might be too Driving the XSE might Camry. But the new Camry is still about half of the ing. mouth, Rides, Chicago much for more conserva- be the nicest surprise of all. looks and feels good, and it tread remaining on the rear "Ifthe front tires have Tribune, 435 N. Michigan tive Camry fans, but there's Acceleration was peppy should be able to stem the tires, the new tires should significantly less tread Ave, Fifth Floor, Chicago IL no mistaking that the new and ever present. market-share tide for now. be installed on the front depth than the rear tires, 60611 or motormouth.trib Camry stands out, at least The brake pedal is more axle. 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- Just after 3 p.m. on Thursday, March 19, roughlythree-hour trip down from Lincoinshire - but the Patriots wasted no 27 hours before they were scheduled to play in a Class 4A time getting into some defensive drills. Jalen Brunson, standing on pEORIAboys basketball state semifinal against Bolingbrook, the the same court where he had experienced the disappointment of a Stevenson Patriots took the court at Carver Arena for the first time. state final loss in 2013 and a semifinal loss in 2014, was ready to work, Save for a smattering of fans, media members and IHSA and arenaand he made sure his teammates were, too. employees, the home of the Bradley Braves was a well-lit cavern with "Let's sweat Con!" he shouted to senior teammate Connor Cashaw. 11,000 empty red seats. Stevenson was running a little late for its shootaround - thanks to slow service at a Subway during the Turn to Brunson, Page 55 , Jalen Brunson, year by year

Heia goais - J-point riele goals Free throws Position: YEAP GAMESMADE ATT PCI MADE ATT PCI MADE ATI PCT AST AVG RB AVG SIL AVG PIS AVG Point guard 201228 124. 47.8% 22 55 40.0% 55 77 71.4% 74 2.6 77 2.9 50 1.9 139 12.1 Frsshman J Height: 6-foot-2 Weight: 190 lbsSophomore 201332 '11 48.5% 65155 41.9% 190241 78.8% 115 3.6 121 3.8 68 2.1 'B9 21.5 High School: Junior 204 34&iÌ 55% 89 227 39.2% 203 277 73.3%159 4.7183 5.4 97 2.9 26.1 Adlai E. Stevenson Senior 2015 33 ? L 48.2% 83 220 37.7% 181 217 83.4% 174 5.3153 4.6 85 2.6 J 23.3 College: Villanova TOTAL 127 890 fll,806 49.3% 259 657 39.4% 629 812 77.5% 522 4.1 534 4.2 300 2.42,682 21.1

&unson, from Page 54 to their limits." two-handed obscene gesture For the third consecutive sea-toward the Youngcrowd, a contro- "Let me see something Jus!" he son, Jalen Brunson is the Pioneerversy that got him briefly sus- yelled as sophomore Justin SmithPress All-Area Boys Basketballpended by the IHSA, he was took off streakiig down the courtPlayer of the Year. He averagedcrushed. and finished his turn through the 23.3 points,5.3assists,4.6 re- "He was heartbroken. It shat- drill with a dunk. bounds and 2.6 steals per game as a tered his dreams, because he knew After a few trips down thesenior, becoming Lake County'she was winning that game," said court,the6-foot-2, 190-pound all-time leading scorer on his wayRick Brunson, Jalen Brunson's Brunson jogged back to the side-to finishing with 2,682 careerfather and a former NBA guard. line, signaled to an assistant coach points. And oh yeah, he finally"That's how he thought He lost, and said,"Two-on-0?" Theearned that elusive state champi-and he was shocked. He said, 'I'm Patriots switched gears, startingonship, helping the Patriots beatnot feeinglike that no more? And I their fÙl1-court, fastbreak 2-on-0Bolingbrook in the semifinals andsaid, 'Well, you only got one more drill. Normal Community in the titlechance to do it." "It's real obvious if you watch game on Saturday, March21. Jalen Brunson made the photo our practice and 90 percent of the In those games - particularlyof himself - crying, white towel things we do, he is the one whoSaturday's final - Carver Arenaobscuring his face - the back- leads us," Stevenson coach Patwas packed with screaming fans,ground on his phone. He looked at Ambrose said. "He is the one thatmany of them dressed in Steven-it every day. "Every time I would drives us, that sets the tone rightson apparel as they watched theopen my phone, I would see it,' he away. He will do something addi- Patriots chase Lake County's firstsaid. "I was reminded of it all the tional if he senses it. He will backboys basketball state champion-time, just had that memory stick offthe team ifhe senses it. ship. But on Thursday, the titlewith me." "It puts a little pressure on him game seemed forever away. On He relied on a work ethic forged because some people think,Thursday, it was all squeakingin part by the NBA experiences of 'You're not a coach,' but he is sosneakers and bouncing basketballs his father, who played nine con- gifted as a human to kind of read and a recording of Chicago's 1972secutive seasons from 1997-2006 people in terms of what they needhit "Saturday in the Park." Theon non-guaranteed contracts with at that point. I think it's rare thatinteresting choice for a jock jamthe Portland Trail Blazers, New people get bothered by it?' echoed through the empty arena. York Knicks, Boston Celtics, Chi- Brunson's baseline intensity on Saturday, in the park, I think itcago Bulls, Toronto Raptors, Los an otherwisequiet Thursday was the Fourth ofJuly. Angeles Clippers, Seattle Super- afternoon is standard operating Sonics and Houston Rockets.Ev- procedure. He's at the front of the Arid I've been waiting such aery season, Rick Brunson said he line for every Stevenson drill. He brIgtime,for Saturday. had to wait for the Jan.10deadline isn't afraid to cut in front of his s.. after which the base salaiy in NBA less-experienced teammates if he Picture Brunson in his greencontracts became guaranteed. In feels like he needs another rep. He Stevenson uniform with the gold2006, Rick Brunson was trying to rarely (if ever) subs himself outand white trim, his eyes red andmake the Philadelphia 7óers when during practice. He wants to have watering, walking off the court athe found out he had been cut after everything just right, to the pointCarver Arena with a white towel a preseason game agninst the New that when one line gut shorterdraped over his head. That was theYork Knicks that Jalen Brunson than another during a shootinglasting image of Stevenson's 2013-attended. He was done. drill Thursday, an exasperated 14 season and its loss to Young and 'q remember driving home - Brunson threw up his hands andDuke-bound superstar Jahlil Oka- [Jalen Brunson] was in fifth grade lamented to junior guard Ryuji for in the state semifinals. and I told him, 'Hey, it's not Aoki, "See how uneven it is now?" Brunson scored a state tourna-going to work out here;" Rick "It's intense. He's always goingment-record 56 points on theBrunson said. "He cried all the hard;' Smith said. "He's alwaysnight of March 21, 2014, but itway home. He didn't understand. going 100 miles an hour." wasn't enough to keep the PatriotsAnd I told him, 'That's how hard it "It's amazing," senior Cameron from losing, 75-68. as the 6-10is to reach your dreams.Yougotta Green said. "He works so hardOkafor dominated in the post withwork tirelessly. When you work, every play. He works every second. 33 points on 13-for-15 shooting.and you think you did a good job SCOTT STRAZZANTE/CHICAGO TRIBUNE You'd think maybe he'd take oneEven before the Peoria Journal that day, you gotta go back." Jalen Brunson, left, and ParkerNicholsreact to their75-68loss to play or two plays [off], but everyStar website published a photo Young in the Class4Astate semifinals in Peoria on March21, 2014. play he'd go hard and push othersthat alleged Brunson made a Turn toBrunson, Page 56 56 SPORTS

Brunson, fromPage 55 the game by hitting just one of hiswanted some real privacy," Am- first 13 shots - scoring on abrose said. Jalen Brunson worked out with breakaway dunk as the first-half Limestonefitthebill.The Cashaw - his friend since Rick clock expired - and finished withhallways were empty except for a Brunson took a job as a Bulls 21 points on 4-for-18 shooting. Tofew students and school em- assistant and moved hiswifesome degree, he was falling backployees. The biest distraction Sandra. daughter Erica and anon a hard-earned lesson from awasa groundskeeper who eighth-grade Jalen from New Jer-loss to Zion-Benton his juniordropped in one morning and sey moving to the Chicago area in year. Jalen Brunson scored 27approached a Stevenson assistant the summer of2OlO - and stuck topoints in that game, but he madeby saying "T've been a sports fan a practice routine that requiredjust nine of his 32 shot attempts. all my life. I heard you guys got him to make at least 300 shots perEven now, he says he shot his team some good players." The Patriots day before his senior season. Mostout of it But against Bolingbrook, started their final practice of the ofhis statistics actually went downhe turned into a facilitator. He season at 11:20 am. on Saturday, a from a junior year in which hecontrolled the tempo and got togorgeous 58-degree day. Outside, averaged 26.1 points, 5.4 rebounds the free-throw line, making 13-the only noise came from the few and 2.9 steals, but he bumped hisof-14 foul shots. It was a far crycars on Airport Road and the assists per game up to 5.3 (fromfrom the offensive show he put on occasional ping of a metal bat on 4.7) and cut his turnovers from 2.0 a season earlier, but his teaman adjacent baseball field where a to1.5. He remained a credibleadvanced to the final. He tried toteam was holding practice. threat from the 3-point line whileexplain the difference. Inside, the Patriots were fo- becoming even better at using his "It feels so much better," he saidcused but loose. Jalen Brunson body to get to the basket before gesturing to the chair to his wore a green warm-up with the Once in the lane, Jalen Brunson right "Last year, I was sitting inNo. 25 and "Stevenson Patriots" finished (he shot 55.8 percent on this chair, crying my eyes out" written in gold. The tops of the 2-point attempts as a senior) or got s.. blue "V" on his Villanova T-shirt to the free-throw line, where he About 15 minutes southwest ofpeeked out from underneath the made 83.4 percent ofhis attempts, Carver Arena, past General Waynejersey. He listened with his team- a 10 percentage-point improve-A. Downing Peoria International mates as assistant coaches ran ment over his junior year. HeAirport and the little green signthrough the offensive and defen- wouldn't shy away from contact,welcoming visitorstoPeoriasive strategies the Patriots would something 6-2,285- likely see from Normal in pound senior teammate the state championship Nick Dillon learned try- "And I told him, 1'hat's how hard it game that night. The mes- ing to defend him in sage from the coaching practice as a junior. is to reach your dreams. You gotta staff was simple: Normal "If I did switch on a was 33-1 for a reason. The screen, I'd go as hard as work tirelessly When you work, and Ironmen took down pow- I could against him'you think you did a good job that erhouse Simeon in the said Dillon, who sat out supersectional. They de- this season with an in-day you gotta go back" served respect jury. "A lot of guys, if During brief down mo- they see a guy like me,Rick Brunson,former NBA player and father of ments, Jalen Brunson they back down and tryJalen Brunson played lighthearted games to shoot a jumper. He'd of one-on-one with Dii- go right into my chest." bn, attemptingariin- In a busy offseason, Jalen Brun- County and remindingthem it was creasingly difficult series of 3- son committed to play basketballthe one-time home of "baseballpoint shots. But he also grilled for Villanova and traveled to Colo- slugger" Jim Thome, is the 6,400- Stevenson coaches on the benefits rado, where he helped Team USA person town of Bartonville. of pressing and trapping Normal's to a gold medal in the FIBA If you were looking for a quietguards. When the Patriots were Americas Under-18 Champion-place to prepare for a basketballtold to disperse and take 10 shots ship in June. On Nov. 29, 2014,game, Bartonville might be thefrom their favorite spot on the Jalen Brunson sat in the stands at place to start. Signs along the side floor,Jalen Brunson headed FRED ZWICKY/AP Memorial Stadium in Champaign of the road advertise a quilt sale straight to the free-throw line. In aStevenson's Jalen Brunson is fired up after driving to the basket against and watched the Stevenson foot-and the Tuscarora Fire Depart- one-point sectional semifinal win Normal Community in the Class4Astate title game on March21. ball team win its first state cham-ment's annual pancake and sau- over Notre Dame on March 10, he pionship. sage day. At the corner of Airport missed a free throw with15 nominates a group(juniors, venson stayed in Peoria, to Carver "You just saw how all the hard and Pfeiffer roads is Limestoneseconds left to give the Dons acoaches, etc.) to shoot from halfArena is about 350 steps (give or work finally paid off and howCommunity High School, wherechance to tie the game at the endcourt, and the team doesn't leave take a 6-7 stride). You could do the emotional it was;' he said. "Every-Thome's No. 44 baseball jersey isof regulation. He made 35-of-39until someone makes a basket Onwhole thing inside if you wanted, one was so in love with their sport.the centerpiece of a glass displayattempts in subsequent games. Saturday, it was the seniors' turn. using the elevated walkway that And I saw that I was in love withcase of sports memorabilia"It's something I work on every Jalen Brunson was up first. Heconnects the hotel and the Peoria my sport, and I worked so hard formounted just inside the main day' he said. "I know I'll always hitraisedhis hand toquiethis CivicCenter, but the Patriots everything I've done. I was like, entrance. The blue block letters on my free throws." teammates. There was a pause,preferred to take the outdoor 'It's bound to happen." the outside of the brick building On Saturday night, he made allthen he took a dribble and pulled route to get some fresh air. He was a single win fromsay "Home of the Rockets' butnine of his free throws on his wayup for ajumper from the white "L" Before he could make that short achieving his goal when he satwith no school on Friday, Lime-to a Class 4A-title-game-record 30 in the center ofLimestone's court. trip, Jalen Brunson had to wait. behind the podium in the Carverstone became the home of the points. Practice over. Stevenson's walk-through was Arena media room after a 63-43Patriots during the state tournai Ambrose has the Patriots finish s.. overby 12:30 p.m. on Saturday, and semifinal victory over Boling-ment "We didn't want to be in aoffpractices with what he calls the The walk from the Marriott brook on Friday. He had startedpublicspot,just because we"good-luck half-court chuck." He Pere Marquette hotel, where Ste- Turn toBrunson, Page 57 SPORTS 57

r) Brunson, from Page 56 crossover to set up a 3-pointer putduring state?' Stevenson in control for good. The Patriots had just finished the state championship tip was 'I was really bummed last nighttaking their photos when Jalen scheduled for 8:15 p.m. (it actuallywhen Brunson had a bad shootingBrunson, clutching a Wilson happened at 8:45 p.m.). He tried to night," Normal coach Dave Witzig basketball, started the real mad- stay relaxed by stretching andsaid after the game. "He doesn'tness. He stood and turned toward taking a two-hour nap. Hehave two bad shooting nights in athe baseline, where a thin yellow watched some of the NCAA Tour- row." rope was keeping a mob of Steven- nament (by the time the final As a result, Ambrose was able to son students clad in black T-shirts started, his future \'illanova team- clear his bench late in the fourthat bay. All of a sudden, the Patriots mates had been shocked by No. 8 quarter. One by one, the starters were in the crowd. The rope never seed North Carolina State, a factmade their way to the sideline asstood a chance. Neither did the that didn't go unnoticed by Nor- the Stevenson crowd roared. Jalensecurity staff. The floor was over- mal fans who chanted 'N-C-Brunson was the last to leave,run. In the chaos, someone held STATE!" while he shot freehugging every player and coach on up a copy of the Peoria Journal throws). He looked up video ofhis way off the court. The longestStar with a headline trumpeting Stephen Curry's 54-point game hug was reserved for Ambrose, the"Stevenson wins state."Senior against the Knicks at Madisoncoach whom Jalen Brunson calledguard Matt Johnson ripped off a Square Garden on Feb. 2Z 2013, a father figure after the game. spirited impression of a speech by psyching himself up with each After the final buzzer soundedprofessional wrestler Ric Flair, 3-pointer. When it was time toon Stevenson's 57-40 win, Jalen capping it by askinghis teammates head to the arena, he was jumpingBrunson made his way to thefor"twoclaps, and a state champi- around his hotel room. "I reallycrowd. He found Rick Brunson onship." At the center of it all was didn't have any nerves' Jalenand hugged him. He found hisJalen Brunson, obscured except Brunson said. "I knew that thismother Sandra, and hugged her, for two arms - the left covered by was it" too. He stood, patiently, with his hisdistinctive white shooting He was dominant from thehands on his hips, to receive thesleeve - raising the state champi- outset in the championship, afirst-place medal that he hadonship trophy high above the complete reversal from the semifi- waited such a long time for. By the crowd. (By the way, that trophy he nal against Bolingbrook. He fin-time the Patriots were posing forbusted his butt for four years to ished a 10-point first quarter withteam photos with the champi-earn? Broken in less than an hour.) an and-one layup and a primal onship trophy, there was just oneFinally, he led a Patriots charge scream to no one in particular. He more thing they needed to do. through the masses, off the court scored 15 of Stevenson's first 23 "Every sectional we'd run into and into the underbelly of Carver points, and the third-quarter se-the crowd," Jalen Brunson said.Arena. quence in which he hit two free"Every supersectional we'd run JOHN J. KIM/CHICAGO TRIBUNE throws, drove the full length of the into the crowd. But we'd never had jborneman@pioneer!ocalcom Sandra Brunson hugs her son. Jalen, after Stevenson's57-40win over court for a layup and used hisa chance to run into the crowd Twitter @JohnRorneman Normal in the Class4Astate title game.RickBrunsonlooks on.

D#F ALL- ND u# F IJAREATEAM Jordan Ash Connor Cashaw Nojel Easteni Rapolas Ivanauskas George Sargeant St. Joseph, G, Sr. Stevenson, G, Sr. Evanston, G, So. Barrington, F, Jr. Maine South, F, Sr. 2014-15 stats: 14.5 ppg, 4.8 2014-15 stats: 15.9 ppg, 8.3 2014-15 stats: 15.7 ppg, 5.3 2014-15 stats: 18 ppg, 8.3 rpg, 2014-15 stats: 15.7 ppg, 6.8 rpg, 3.1 apg rpg,2.3apg rpg, 3 apg 2 apg, 1.3 blocks/game rpg,2.Oapg College: Northwestern College: Rice College: Undecided College: Undecided College: Undecided The 6-foot-3 Ash was se- Like his teammate Jalen The 6-foot-4 guard got bet- The 6-foot-8 Ivanauskas was Duringhis senior season, the lected the Catholic North play- Brunson, Cashaw was synony- ter as a sophomore, earning namedtheMid-Suburban 6-foot-7 Sargeant shot 68 per- er of the year and named to the mous with success, winning second-team all-state honors West player of the year. Offen- cent from the field and 76 IBCA all-state second team for 108 games as a four-year player 'in Class 3A/4A from the IBCA sively, according to Barrington percent on free throws while Class 3A/4A. He had a team- for the Patriots. The 6-foot-5 and leading the Wíldkits to a coach Bryan Tucker, Ivanaus- helping the Hawks to a 26-4 best 45 3-pointers and a 39- Cashaw was selected to the Central Suburban South cham- kas was a difficult matchup for record. He was named to the percent shooting percentage IBCA all-state second team for pionship and a Class 4A re- opposingteams because he can IBCA's all-state third team for from behind the arc. At the Class 3A/4A. During Steven- gional title. Ranked as one of shoot the 3, drive to the basket Class 3A/4A. A four-year var- Class 3A state tournament, Ash son's run to the Class 4A state the state's top players in the or post up in the paint Iva- sity veteran, Sargeant won 99 made a total of seven steals in title, he totaled a team-best 23 Class of2OlZ he has offers from nauskashasoffersfrom games, three regional titles and two games to help the Chargers points in a 62-45 win over Seton Hall,Illinois, Purdue, Creighton, Iowa, Northwest- two Central Suburban South win their first state title since Riverside-Brookfieldinthe UNLVand Bradley, according em and Purdue, according to championships in his career. 1999. Chicago State Supersectional. to 247Sports.com. 247Sports.com. 8 SPORTS

:i lANG r4GHi S()N J-- LAUNCHING r41 fI(U4't Ii' MUN , I i vv I WU'JI I ' AMJ 6N1iM :''Uh U AM V'ÌIS(J IM Hinsdale Central 4. , ' ji uvu d record-setter Gabrielle Rush PAD keeps working on her shot BY GEORGE M. WILCOX Nick Rush became captain ofRewriting the record Pioneer Press the Nazareth boys basketball team. Christine Rush was a two-book Ever since Hinsdale Centralyear varsity starter at Hinsdale Hinsdale Central senior guard fielded a competitive girls basket- Central and the team MVP in 201L Gabrielle Rush owns the following ball team in 1978-79, no player in She made the Brown women'sschool records: the program has shot the ball basketball team as a walk-on and Team MVP: Four times (2012-15) more times in games than seniorjust wrapped up her senior season. Points, career: 2,322 Gabrielle Rush. Gabrielle Rush has been herPoints, season: 772 (2015) And no Red Devils girls basket- dad's best pupil so far and plans to Points, game: 40 (Feb. 20, 2015) ball player has scored more points.continue her career at Princeton,Season with 700+ points: i (2015) In all, Rush took 2,065 shotswhich made national headlinesSeasons with 500+ points: 2 and scored 2,322 points during her this spring by going undefeated (2013, 14) four years on the varsity. She set or during the regular season. Seasons with 400+ points: 3 tied 14 school records. Basketball was far from a regi- (2012, 13,14) Rush capped her career bymented activityforthe RushGames with 20+ points, season: averaging career highs in points children, though. ¿ 25 (2015) (24.9), rebounds (11.7), assists (3.7) "Me and Matthew and my other Rebounds, career: 751 and steals (3.3) to earn the Pioneer siblings will turn on the outdoorRebounds, season: 362 (2015) Press Ail-Mea Girls Basketballspeakers and go out there and Games with 10+ rebounds, sea- Player ofthe Year award. shoot around, play H-O-R-S-E or son: 23 (2015) "Rush was the ultimate corn- mess around," Gabrielle Rush said. Seasons with 50+ steals: 4 (2012- petitor' Oak Park-River Forest "It's somethingwe've always done 15) coach J.P. Coughlin said. "We only and it's something we have in3-pointers, career: 306 beat her once in a regional [incommon. It's expected that you're3-pointers, season: 98 (2013) 2013] and I thought we hadalways going to hear balls bounc- figured out how to stop her, or ating outside?' least slow her down. Unfortu- During the high school season, nately for us, she was constantlyGabrielle and Peter Rush visited Gabrielle Rush attempted 1,186 reinventing her game and addingLife Time Fitness in Burr Ridge2-pointers and made 34 percent of layers that we weren't prepared every Sunday morning for 60 to 90them in high school. for." minutes to practice shooting. Ga- Gabrielle Rush has done it with Her development can be tracedbrielle Rush did all the shooting,a release off her right shoulder back to her family. while her dad rebounded. instead of from her forehead like Her dad, Peter Rush, played "If my shot is working we'll cutmany players. Neither McKenna basketball for Central Catholic init short, but if there are things I'mnor Gabrielle Rush's AAU coach, Lafayette, Indiana, and handed doing wrong during the week [inRandy Weibel of Midwest Elite, down his passion for the game to games], we'll spend more time oncould argue with the results. each of his five children: Danielle, that,' Gabrielle Rush said. "When you see ball after ball go 25; Nick, 23; Christine, 21; Gabri- Her commitment, determina-in and you see a kid like that elle, 18; and Matthew, 14. tion and competitive spirit madedevelop a 3-point shot, you don't ROB VALENTIN/PIONEER PRESS Peter Rush set up a half court ather one of the most dangerous mess with it," Weibel said. Hinsdale Central's Gabrielle Rush shoots during the Red Devils' 77-63 the family's home with two bas-shooters in the Chicago area, Gabrielle Rush credits her fa-win over Proviso East in the Class 4A Morton Regional championship. kets, a free-throw lane and awhether it was a 2-point set shot, ather and McKenna for adjusting 3-point arc painted on the con- 3-pointer or a free throw. her mechanics. She has never "I think I'm shooting a lot more more work in the summer to find crete. He even held his own "She is a scouting report night-watched video ofherseif shootingoff the dribble' Gabrielle Rush ways for me to get my own shots backyard basketball camp for his mare' York coach John Constableand relies on her father andsaid. "I know freshman year I was off or create shots off the dribble kids each summer. said. "You have to commit all fivecoaches for advice. When Gabri-always spot-up and would take or pass?' "We would all go outside and do to defending her. 1f you can holdelle Rush joined Midwest Elite [shots]flat-footedlike2-point shooting drills together' Gabrielleher to under 20 points, you feel two years ago, Weibel realized sheshots or 3-points. As the defense 3-point shots said. "We had to do things like welike you've done agreat jobwould be more effective driving tohas evolved, I have started to all had to make a shot in a row and defensively." the basket than taking set shots. create my own shots off the Gabrielle Rush's 879 career then run to the next [station]. If "That has come a long way indribble and not necessarily off the 3-point attempts is nearly twice as someone didn't makeit,that two years. She was not comfort- pass like I used to be. I think thatmany as any other Red Devils would hold everybody back. That2-point shots able with that to start out with,"was the main thing that evolved. player. Jenny Pavich, who at- would give you pressure from Gabrielle Rush's high school Weibel said. "The thing about her "I had been used to sittingin the tempted 493 3s in her four-year your siblings. You would get those coach, Tom McKenna, said she isis that if it doesn't start out great comer, someone passes to me andcareer during the mid-1990s, looks and mean comments if youthe last one to leave the gym after for her, she'll develop [the skill] as I get a shot off When that wasn't were not pulling your weight." every practice. the years go on." working anymore, I had to put in Turn to Rush, Page 59 SPORTS - 59

Push,fromPage 58 and right knee. again and shoot. "I think I have the same general Gabrielle Rush broke Toni Ko- rankssecond.Gabrielle Rushmotion,"Gabrielle Rush said.kenis' school career scoring made 306 3s, breaking Melanie"There is not a lot of jumping.record of 2,031 points with a pair Ploger's Hinsdale Central recordWhen I'm further out, I need toof free throws on Jan. 19 against n of 188. jump more, bend my knees andRockford Boyian. On Dec. 4, 2014, o Gabrielle Rush and Pioger both use my legs." Gabrielle Rush hit 12-of-12 free o had NBA 3-point range shooting throws against OPRF en route to capabilities. scoring 39 points, which equaled Free throws o "I calledit concession-stand her career high at the time. 'n o- range," said McKenna, referring to Weibel said Gabrielie Rush's Her personal record of 40 Hinsdale Central's new conces-free-throw percentage during thepoints came in her final high sion stand inside the school's gym.AAU season is 90 percent, whileschool victory, a win over Proviso "She could shoot from the conces-she made 87 percent of foul shots East in the Class 4A Morton sion stand. I would say, 'Oh myas a senior. She was an 82-percent Regional final. God!' And then, 'Nice shot' whenshooter over her high school Itonly seemed fitting that it went in. I had faith in her abilitycareer, making 588 of her 717before she concluded her career, to make that shot, especially inattempts. Gabrielie Rush established a new crucial situations." Gabrielle Rush is superstitioussingle-game scoring record for Gabrielie Rush said she used at the free-throw line. She said sheHinsdale Central. the same mechanics for 3-pointhas used the same pre-shot rou- STEVE JOHNSTON/CHICAGO TRIBUNE shots as 2-pointers. She still linestine since the second grade: spin gwilcox®pioneerlocaLcom Hinsdale Central's Gabrielle Rush shot baskets every Sunday during the up the ball over her right shoulderthe ball, bounce three times, spin Twitter ®geomwilcox season with her father at Life Time Fitness in Burr Ridge. Gabrielle Rush, year by year Fleicigoals J-point T,elagoals Free throws Position: YEAR GAMES MADE ATT PCT MADE AU PCT MADE Ail PCI AST AVG RB AVG STL AVG PIS AVG Point guard p Freshman201226 134 4 64 28.9% 61 171 35.7% 113 159 71.0% 36 1.4126 4.8 60 2.3 442 17.0 Height: 5-foot-9 Sophomore 2013 26 173 424 40.8%98 240 40.8% 104126 82.5% 582.2115 4.4 59 2.3 46_ 21.1 High Schoob Hmsdale Junior 201427 173 5 41 32.0% 61 217 28.1% 153 180 85.0% 61 2.3148 5.5 75 2.8 560 20.7 Central Senior 2015 31 234 63636.8%86251 34.3%218 252 86.5% 115 3.5 362 11.7102 3.3 24.9 College:

Princeton TOTAL 110 1 714 2,065 34.6%306 879 34.8% 588 717 62.0% 270 2.5 7516.8 296 2.72,322 21.1

SOURCE: Hinsdale Central High School, CBS sports TRIBUNE dIfll e ALL- Nr I I VEI.A REA TEA M Kaitlin Aylward Elly Daleske Kasey Fimbach Kienya Jones Victoria Swift Trinity, F, Jr. Lake Zurich, F, Sr. Vernon Hills, F, Sr. Niles North, G-F, Sr. Lyons, G, Sr. 2014-15 stats: 15 ppg, 7 rpg, 2 2014-15 stats: 11.7 ppg, 10.3 2014-15 stats: 12.8 ppg, 6.7 2014-15 stats: 18.0 ppg, 9.5 2014-15 stats: 13.6 ppg, 3.0 apg, 2 steals/game rpg, 3.2 apg rpg,1.9apg - rpg, 2.3 steals/game apg, 2.0 steals/game College: Undecided College: Grand Valley State College: Undecided College: Undecided College: Undecided The 6-footer emerged this (not playing sports) The three-sport standout The Central Suburban The four-year varsity player season as the Blazers' top post The 5-foot-10 Daleske aver- ended her third varsity basket- North player ofthe year led the led Lyons (19-8) to its first West player and leading scorer. A aged a double-double for the ball season with a double- VIkings to their first 20-win Suburban Silver Conference second-team all-tournament season and scored a season- double (10 points, 12 rebounds) season and conference cham- championship since 2005. A pickatMontini, Aylward high 20 points in the Class 4A in a loss to North Chicago in pionship ¡n 11 years. A two- prolific 3-point shooter, Swift scored a career-high 27 points regionalsemifinals against the Class 3A Antioch Sectional time all-conference selection, was a repeat all-tournament in a regular-season win against Buffalo Grove. The three-year semifinals. The 5-foot-10 Fim- Jones was named aIl-tourna- selection at Wheaton North Hinsdale Central and led Trin- varsity player also starts as bach tossed the discus 109 feet, ment at Nues North and Riv- and tied her career high with ity with 13 points in its upset Lake Zurich's soccer goal- 4 inches last year at the Class erside-Brookfield and scored 24 points in a win over Oak victory over Young in the Class keeper, but does not pian to 2A state meet and completed more than 1,200 points in her Park-River Forest. 4A Young Sectional final. play sports in college. her volleyball career in the fall. career. CHRIS SWEDA/TRIBUNE DAVID BANKS/TRIBUNE JOHN J. KIM/TRIBUNE SEAN KING/PIONEER PRESS JOHN J. KIM/TRIBUNE Evan Boudreaux Joe Mooney Glynn Watson Matt Rafferty Jalen Brunson Lake Forest, F, Sr. Notre Dame, G, Sr. St. Joseph, G, Sr. Hinsdale Central, F, Sr. Stevenson, G, Sr. 2014-15 stats: 23.9 ppg, 13.2 2014-15 stats: 19 ppg 5 rpg, 4 2014-15 stats: 15.0 ppg, 4.2 2014-15 stats: 19.7 ppg, 10.3 2014-15 stats: 23.3 ppg, 4.6 ipg apg rpg, 4.1 apg rpg, 4.2 apg rpg, 5.3 apg College: Dartmouth College: Undecided College: Nebraska College: Furman College: Villanova The 6-foot-8 Boudreaux The 6-foot-3 East Suburban Between the Class 3A semi- The 6-foot-8 Rafferty The 6-foot-2 Brunson will go capped his four-year varsity Catholic player ofthe year shot finals and finals, the 6-foot missed six games due to a down as one of the top high career by leading the Scouts to 46 percent from 3-point range point guard scored a total of 47 broken right hand,whichlikely schoolplayers in state history a 28-3 record and a trip to the and had a 4-to-i assist-turnover points to lead the Chargers cost him an opportunity to after leading the Patriots to Class 4A Waukegan Sectional ratio. Mooney was the center- (29-6) to their second state become the school's all-time their first Class 4A state title finals. He was named to the piece of Notre Dame's 26-5 championship, and first since leading scorer. Rafferty fell 68 this season. A four-year starter, Associated Press Class 4A first team that lost to Stevenson, the 1999. The all-Catholic League points short of the record he is Lake County's all-time team as well as to the IBCA first eventual Class 4A state cham- pick was selected to the IBCA (1,632). He holds school career leading scorer with 2,682 team for Class 3A/4A. Bou- pion, 78-77 in the sectional Class 3A/4A first team. recordsinrebounds(975), points. Other awards the Pio- dreaux ended his career with semifinals. He has offers from Q:Your older half-brother steals (164) and blocks (170). neer Press Player of the Year 2,077 points and 1,296re- Air Force, UC Davis and New Demetri McCamey was all-Big Q: You missed less than one earned this season include Mr. bounds. Hampshire. Ten at Illinois. What made you month with a broken shooting Basketball of Illinois, McDon- Q:Lake Forest is a big golf Q:Your brother Matt was a decide to sign with Nebraska? hand, returning to the team in ald's All-American, Associated town. Conway Farms is hosting standout at Notre Dame and A: I had my options open. It timefortheplayoffs. You Press Class 4A first team and the BMW Championship in he's playing for the Air Force came down to those guys. They seemed determine to close out Illinois Basketball Coaches As- September for the second time men's basketball team as a stayed in touch with me. After your senior season on the sociation first team for Class in three years. Have you been? freshman. What's it like when they called me, set up a visit, court. Did you play through 3A/4A. Do you play golf? you two play one-on-one? visited the school, I like the any pain? Q: How far did you have A: I do play. My dad played Friendly competition? coaches there, the atmosphere A: The doctor did a great job Villanova going in your NCAA in the pro-am of the tourna- A: Friendly is the last word I there. I like the players. I felt ofgiving me the best chance to Tournament bracket? ment two years ago, and I would use to describe our like that was just the place. I play, and I worked very hard in A: I had them a long way. caddied for him. It was the first games. They often end with felt this is where I can better rehab to come back. The first [Villanova coach Jay Wright] time I've done something like someone splitting us up, and myself and take my gaine to the game or two I was a little rusty, would probably be mad at me that We played with Ryan we wouldn't talk the rest of the next level; to become a better but I was pretty close to 100 for saying this, but I had them Moore. game. Typical brotherly game. person and a better player. percent in the playoffs. I didn't losing to Kentucky [in the Q:Although you're 6-8, you Q:What did those games Q:What will you remember really have any pain atall, final]. possessed an all-around offen- against your brother do for most about coach Gene Pinga- maybe a little in the first game Q: Out of the players you've sive game in high school. Will it you? tore? back. played against, whose game do be the same in college? A: Without a doubt they A: In practice, he goes for Q:Hinsdale Central has won you admire? A:Iconsider myself a made me a tougher player. perfection.That's why I've six(athletic)state champi- A: I'd have to say Jabari basketball player, not someone Getting my butt kicked by him worked so hard because of onships (in 2014-15). What's it [Parker, now with the NBA's who plays a certain position. humbled me and showed me coach Ping. He always stays on been like to be part of such a Milwaukee Bucks] and Jahlil Dartmouth said they will use how much harder I had to my back like a father figure. He successful athletic program? [Okafor of Duke]. I just look at me in different ways, such as work to get better. It toughened always looks for the best in me. A: Everybody here expects those guys and see how hard posting up, coming off the me up mentally. You learn a lot If I'm not playing so good, he to win championships. You're they work. ... They're on the dribble. I don't think I fit into about yourself when you get asks,"What's wrong?" He almost disappointed when you path I want to be on. just one role. beat like that knows I can always play better. don't SPORTS 61 au r /4LL"Wsr Gi AREALTEAM

ARMANDO L. SANCHEZ/TRIBUNE NIC SUMMERS/PIONEER PRESS TIM BOYLE/PIONEER PRESS ARMANDO L SANCHEZ/TRIBUNE JON LANGHAM/PIONEER PRESS Jeannie Boehm Thylor Buford Haley Greer Annie McKenna Gabrielle Rush New Trier, F, Jr. Stevenson, F, Sr. New Trier, G, Jr. Trinity, G, Jr. Hinsdale Central, G, Sr. 2014-15 stats: 15.9 ppg, 10.4 2014-15 stats: 12.5 ppg, 6.3 2014-15 stats: 10.8 ppg, 2.8 2014-15 stats: 14 ppg, 3 apg, 2014-15 stats: 24.9 ppg, 11.7 rpg, 2.2 apg rpg rpg, 4.6 apg 2 steals/game rpg 3.7 apg, 3.3 steals/game College: Undecided College: Butler College: Undecided College: Undecided College: Princeton The 6-foot-3 Boehm shot 57 The Patriots (26-5) suffered Greer helped the Trevians The floor leader for the The Pioneer Press MI-Area fr percent, and was a defensive three of their losses when (31-2) take third in Class 4A. GCAC Red champions scored Player ofthe Year set or tied 14 stopper on the other end, Buford missed seven games, six Greer made 37 percent of the game-winning basket with school records as a four-year creating problems for opposing due to an ankle injury The 3-point attempts and finished 20.9 seconds remaining as the starter. As a senior, she set players with her length and four-year varsity player led with a team-best 45 3s. Blazers (27-5) beat Young to marks for points in a season athleticism. Boehm earned Stevenson to an undefeated Q: Even after the team lost in advance to the Class 4A sec- (772), points in a game (40) and first-team honorsinClass North Suburban Lake season. the state semifinals to Fremd, tional final. The 5-foot-4 point rebounds in a season (362). She 3A/4A from the Illinois Basket- She is one of eight Stevenson the players were able to bounce guard scored a career-high 26 is the third four-time MVP for ball Coaches Association. girls players to score more than back and win that third-place points against Fenwick in the the program, joining former Q: What was one of your 1,000 career points. game against Homewood- sectional semifinals. She was Illinois guard Maggie Acuna favorite non-playing memories Q: How did you select Flossmoor. Tell me about the named first-team ail-tourna- and former Stanford guard from this season? Butler? morning after the loss. ment at Montini. Toni Kokenis. A: We started the season by A: I chose to attend Butler A: We playedlcnockout, Q: You fouled out of the Q: Are you amazed at all the eating at the Rock 'n'Roll University because it has a some shooting games, juniors supersectional overtime loss to records you've established? McDonald's in downtown Chi- great academic reputation. ... I vs. seniors. We just had fun Homewood-Flossmoor with a A: It's kind ofcrazy. So many cago after our game at Phillips. love that it is a small school, with each other. It helped us minute left in regulation. What people have asked me about it, After our last game of the and back in my hometown of clear our mind, and it showed do you remember about the "What does it feel like to get all season in Normal, someone on Indianapolis. I really liked the the kind of chemistry we had rest ofthe game? these records?" It's crazy pass- the bus said - and I don't coaching staff and players - on that team. A: We were beating Home- ing all these people I've grown remember who - we should especially since I played AAU Q: What is something your wood-Flossmoor theentire up looking up to, like Toni eat at McDonald's. It was a cool basketball under head assistant dad (Bulls assistant coach An- game and I felt the game was Kokenis. She's still such a great way to end. coach Damon Bailey - and the dy Greer) has done to motivate ours.I couldn't believe the role model going to Stanford. Q: Have you narrowed down opportunity to play in the you? game changed so quickly in It's so cool to be a part of the your list of colleges, and when competitive Big East Confer- A: He knows I am serious that last minute. It was devas- legacy at Hinsdale Central. do you expect to make a ence. about playing college basket- tating, but it makes us want it Some day kids will see my decision on where to play after Q: What activities are you also he put this quote in my that much more next year. name or Toni's or Morgan New Trier? involved in away from the room. It says, "You have two Q: Have you always worn [Kasperek's] name. That's such A: A bunch of colleges game of basketball? choices. Pain of discipline or knee pads when you play? a great crowd around me to be watched me play this season: a A: Ireally like to watch pain of regret." He's trying to A: My sisters all had prob- a part of that. few from the Ivy League, a movies. I love to go to movie get me to be my best every day lems with their knees while Q: Will you be playing with bunch from the Big Ten and a premieres with my friends. I to reach my goals. It's about playing basketball. I did it as a President Barack Obama's handful from the ACC. I have a also really like to bake desserts. putting as much as you can into precaution, but now it's a habit. niece, Leslie Robinson, next list, but I have not made it I'm really good at making pies your workouts to get the re- I seem to hit the floor a lot so I season? official.Iwillsoon.I am and brownies. In school, I am a sults you want. It's hung up on don't play without them and I A: Yes I will. They went to definitely aiming todecide part of Youth and Government, my wall and is a cool reminder think they help. the White House this year so before the summer AAU sea- Student Council and Hispanic for me when I wake up every hopefully they will do that son. Youth Tutoring. morning. again next year. 62 For the thIrd year In a row, Stevenson's Jalen Brunson has been named the Pioneer Press All-Area BoysBasket- ball Player of the Year.

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Jalen Brunson, the Pioneer Press MI-Area Boys Basketball Player of BEEN WAITING the Year capped his career by winning the state title that had SUCH A LONG TIME eluded him in the past.

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