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NILES HERALD- SPECTATOR 4. SPECTATOR HERALD- NILES Sizzlin' celebration Participants ¡n the youth half-mile start their run during the 18th annual Race Against Hate on June18 in Evanston. Participants ¡n the youth half-mile start their run during the 18th annual Race Against Nothing feels more perfectly patriotic than a festive picnic featuring classic chili-cheese dogs, writes Melissa Elsmo. The slow-cooker chili at right can be assembled ahead oftime to help you and your kitchen keep cool during the day's fes- tivities. 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Butwehave between PrairieandEwing Centrai toColfax(streets) seems tobeintheareafrom dress about150reports. cials stillexpectedtoad- the citymanagersaidoffi- porting ofsomeincidents, with suspecteddouble-reports oftreedamage..Even ceived asmany180re- ported thatthecityre- said. alleyways, thecitymanager from blockingroadsand debris hadbeencleared Bobkiewicz. City ManagerWally ing outpowerinmorethan Pioneer Press BOOKWALTER B GEvIEvE Evanston bearsbruntof He saidtreedebrisfellon But asofJune19the A rainstormmicroburst Paul D'Angostino, Ev- Many streetsflooded,in- ComEd reportedmore "I expectcleanupefforts "The worstdamage Bobkiewicz hadre- of next week," about 12whole treesdown, their work.He estimated off beforecrews cando quire powerlines beturned are narrowandoftenre- DAngostino said,asthey alleys canbeachallenge, gostino said. alleys onFriday,D'An- day, andcrewsstartedon the endofdayThurs- to 5p.m.onSaturday. and Friday,from7am. hour shiftslastThursday be outcleaningupon12- expected fourcitycrewsto ronmental services,saidhe anston bureauchiefofenvi- A snappedtreewaitsforcleanupcrews¡nfrontofahomeonIsabella StreetinEvanstononJune15. Cleaning upEvanston's Streets wereclearedby miles indiameter' accord- ally lessthanor equalto2.5 thunderstorm and ismu- (or downdraft) withina ized columnofsinkingair day, Bobkiewiczsaid. utes asof5:20p.m.Wednes- Evanston within20mm- brought 1.3inchesofrainto microburst andstormthat everything cleanedup?' us aboutaweektoget D'Angostino said."Ittook last timeIsawitthisbad' were literallyuprooted?' "three orfourtreesthat 60 to70"hugelimbs'and The microburst,"alocal- The damagefolloweda "(The year)2000wasthe hospital alsoexperienced and everyonewas safe.The statement. Noone washurt there said off inthestorm,officials parking garageroofblew Hospital, asmallpartofthe according totheNWS. and canbelife-threatening, to causeseriousdamage according toBobkiewcz. border withWílmette- anston's northside-atthe age, however,wasonEv- took placeinWilmette. Service website, ing totheNationalWeather At NorthShoreEvanston Most ofthestorm'sdam- Microbursts areknown in weather damage a written actually the 4600block ofBirch- said therewasonereported nwood reportednodarn- ported little-to-nodamage. border townSkokie, tion andpeopleareableto staffed tohandlethissitua- as normal. operations werecontinuing "minor flooding"but incident age, whileSkokiepolice of thecity statement.. safely," accordingtothe enter andexitthehospital A branchhitaroofline in The villageofLincol- Officials invillageswest "We areadequately including the GENEVIEVE BOØ«WALTERIPIONEERPRESS re- all Thvitter @GenevieveB cok gbookwalter@chicagvt,'ibune.com report. Isaacs contributedtothis Pioneer PressreporterMike Morton GroveandNiles. was reportedbyofficialsin Evanston, nomajordamage Thursday afternoon. Wednesday nightorasof significance wasreported as nootherincidentsofany incidents there,policesaid, extent ofthedamageand age, policesaid. wood, causingsomedam- A littlefartherwestof But thatwasaboutthe motorcycle and thepickup p.m. June15and foundthe ed tothesceneat about7:40 release. Street, the 6100blockofOakton lease. police saidinanewsre- Delano PowellofChicago pickup truckas31-year-old collision June15witha cycle driver have identifiedthemotor- Staff Report batches ofmosquitoeshave to vised totakeprecautions so residentsshouldbead- over thenextseveralweeks, virus) activitytoincrease born frommosquitoes. agency thatworkstokeep batches ofmosquitoestested the latesttownswhereoffi- Pioneer Press BOOKWALTER motorcycle accidentwasaChicago man Morton Grovepolice:Driver infatal report June14. NSMAD officialssaidina residents safefromillnesses quito AbatementDistrict. to theNorthShoreMos- itive forthevirus,according and Skokiealsotestedpos- Evanston, MortonGrove positive forWestNilevirus. cials haveannouncedthat B GENEVIEVE over comingweeks to takeprecautions Residents advised positive forWestNile NEWS in Nuesrecentlytested Officials: Mosquitoes Police saidtheyrespond- The accidentoccurredin Morton Grovepolice So "We expect(WestNile NSMAD isagovernment Last week,theinsectsin Nues hasbecomeoneof avoid mosquitobites,' far, according to three Evanston killed in the a going. truck onthenorthsideof toxicology, measurements, still waitingfor blood work, said June19wasstillon- the investigationthatpolice has beencooperatingwith police. nounced dead,accordingto Ridge wherehewaspro- General HospitalinPark transported toLutheran unresponsive. Hewas now identifiedasPowell- driver ofthemotorcycle- Oakton Streetwiththe ing totherelease. easily overlooked,"accord- smaller itemsthatmaybe hold water, eliminate anyitemsthatcan examine theirpropertyand about theNilestestresults. to aNSMADnewsrelease dawn anddusk,"according during thehoursaround peak mosquitofeedingtimes ting clothingandavoiding repellent, wearingloosefit- bites, includingusinginsect sures tominimizemosquito personal protectionmea- mends thatresidentstake year, theNSMADrecom- virus islowatthistimeof infected withWestNile abatement district tested, collected June12were tests cameaftermosquitoes cording tothereport one inMortonGrove,ac- batches testpositive,with port Skokiehashadtwo tests, accordingtothere- virus inabatementdistrict tested positiveforWestNile "As forcharges, weare The pickuptruckdriver "Residents areurgedto "While theriskofbeing The firstNilespositive according tothe particularly Delano's deathanaccident, ranted." get thatinfo,thenwecango [email protected] issued June16. ing toanautopsy report "multiple injuries," accord- indicatingthat hediedfrom cal Examiner'sofficeruled the incident. of intoxicationinvolvedin was noapparentevidence issued June16,thatthere forward oncharges,ifwar- Sgt. PaulYarns."Oncewe said MortonGrovepolice speed determination,etc.," 1'witfer ®GenevieveBook report reads. nuisance mosquitoes,"the should resultinadecrease amounts overthepastweek certain areas. in highermosquitolevels rains thisspringmightresult port indicatesthatheavy the NSMADwebsite. NSMAD area,accordingto in CookCountyand19the reported statewide,with173 West Nilevirusinfections were 290humancasesof summer ofthatyear,there quitoes, wasin2012.The to humansfrommos- which isonlytransmitted outbreaks ofthevirus, convulsions andevendeath. high fever, cause suchconditionsas the virusinhumanscould report far thisyeaiaccordingtothe Nile havebeenreportedso The CookCountyMedi- Police saidintherelease, "Minimal The June14weeklyre- One oftheworsthuman According toNSMAD, No humancasesofWest disorientation, rainfall Don't missthese Saturday 1OAM-BPM,Sundayi1AM-6PM, All clearancecontermerchandisesalesaretinI:no returns.Intermediatemarkdownsmayhavebeentaken.Specialpricing C4Wtt-CLEARANCE CENTERCOUPON! will notbehonored.Validinstoreonly,atourClearanceCenters.Cannotappliedtoprevious or lessfamousmakershoes&sandals $4 AllKids'apparel CENTER CLEARANCE luggage, turnituredepartmentsandsalonproducts. purchases nrusedtowardsthepurchaseofagiftcard.Excludesouterwear.toys.homestore. in store.MustbepíesentedandsurrenderedaltimeotpurchaseDuplicatesorreproductions other couponotterorin-storeextrapercentsavingsotter.CouponwIIroibeavailable Limit onepercustomer.Dnetimeuseonly.Cannotbeusedinconjunctionwithany $ 6 ACCESSORY ANDFOO1WEARPURCHASE A SINGLECLEARANCECENTERAPPAREL, Shop 970NorthLakeSt.,Aurora: oters availablewhilesupplies lastAllstorewideottersexcludegiftcards nd turnituredepartments137602A1 Monday &Tuesday1OAM-9PM Wednesday-Friday iOAM-9PM, Valid nowthroughTuesday,June27,2017 extra Aurora Northgate capris forladiesandmen; Ladies' tees&tanks;shorts Your Store.Style. 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Shesaidmonies and violenceprevention North Shore'sracialjustice for theYWCAEvanston/ race raisedabout$300,000 police. before hewaskilledby went onashootingspree white supremacistwho home withhissonand joing nearhis Byrdsong, whowasfatally basketball coachRicky Father's Dayinmemoryof area, includingthenorth all overtheChicagoland volunteers, Singersaid. 8. daughter, thenages10and shot July2, Northwestern University suburbs. 4,700 participantsand300 Evanston, attractedabout Street andSheridanRoadin Long FieldnearLincoln Against Hate,heldatFloyd Byrdsong MemorialRace the people' protectingthe rightsofallof work evenhardertokeep gering andfearwehaveto environment ofhatemon- human rights.Inabroader their civilrightsand people arebeingdenied reports ofincidentswhere challenging thisyear,"said Hate heldinEvanstonJune YWCA Evanston/North Area 5K/lOKoffers'RaceAgainstHate' Singer. "Wehavedailynews 18. Memorial RaceAgainst like more thaneverforevents politics, thereisnowaneed and continuingvitriolin splashed acrossheadlines ing, number ofhatecrimesris- Shore, saidthatwiththe Pioneer Press By BRIAÎgL.Cox killed inhatecrime NEWS honor oflocalman Participants walkin Singer saidlast Byrdsong waskilledbya The raceisheldevery Participants hailedfrom The 18thannualRicky "I think Karen Singer,headofthe the RickyByrdsong reports ofterrorism it's 1999, while especially Skokie year's race. dren wereatthe June18 Sherialyn, andtheirchil- ment toendracismand come outtomakeacommit- walk," sheadded."They much morethantorunand of Evanston,June18duringtheannualRaceAgainstHate. song, left,andAll-StateagentAnthonyShoemaker,right, with atimeof Tommy McHugh,first-placeoverallfinisherofthe 1ate" Participants ¡nthe 1icky Byrdsong'swidow, "People comeouttodoso Sherialyn Byrdsong 34:59 5K (middle), standswithSherialynByrd- walk embarkontheirrouteduringthe18thAnnualRaceAgainstHate,heldJune18atFloydLongFieldinEvanston. mile, organizers said. 5K, 10Kwalk,run andyouth with competitionsforyouth working forracialequity. could dotogetinvolvedin were thereandwhatthey and adults,includesa one tothinkaboutwhythey took thestagetoaskevery- The eventisafamilyone, 10K run ate hatredand racism. It's community we won't toler- with themessagethatasa These kidsaregrowingup families onFather'sDay. is atraditionforsomany for this,"Singersaid."This many youngkidscomeout People writeonaboardwhatthey'llberacingforJune18ahead oftheevent. "It isathrilltoseeso carried onthe legacyof us," Singersaid. "Wehave years ago. from theByrdsongfamily11 over organizingtherace ar&' really attheheartofwhowe "It wasahuge honor for She saidtheYWCAtook MARK KODIAKUKENA/PIONEERPRESSPHOTOS Brian L.Coxisa freelancer. any kind." intolerance andviolenceof stand againstracismand community togetherto really allaboutbringingour family started,which what IbelievetheByrdsong is 0 i 7 A Chicago Tribune Publication Thursday, June 22,2017 I. , NHS PcE-ccs4 per grave Hillside, IL 60162-2197 I 3,48O THE CA1IIOLIC CEMETERIES? on the Catholic Cemeteries website or call 7o8-44g-OO. ¡X) 1'OUMREAD1'HA%iASAC 'OUNT liiiH You can now make on-line credit carc payments! 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AVAILABLE AT THESE CATHOUC CEMETERIES AVAILABLE AT THESE CATHOUC - Assumption Glenwood All Saints Des Plaines - Ascension Libertyville through my to Haiti The trip this year - "I'm really excited about Thayer said she stresses OAKTON COMMUNITY COLLEGE "There's no price tag you can put on opening pos- sibilities for student&" - Cynthia Townsend, Oakton training specialist Townsend said in the release. "My dream is to solve problems around the world and assist impoverished communities within various countries in improving educational opportunities. knowledge and experience and want to give back." scheduled to run from June 17 to June 23 - will be said in the news release. As an educator, I've been given gifts Thayer's first to Haiti, she visiting a different culture and helping to make a difference for the students in Haiti," she said. the importance ofservice to her students at Oakton, and this trip will set an example. She said she plans to incorporate in her classes this fall what she learns during her time in Haiti, according to the release. for training, since edu- students," art, motivation for a The work with orphans "When I was young, I One goal for this year's That may be accom- Members of the organi- "There's no price tag you Project during its 2016 mission trip preparing orphans from Project during its 2016 mission trip preparing Townsend and her fellow travelers established visual arts and music programs at the school attended by about 50 orphans, the release states. Oakton Community College volunteers with the Haiti Youth Oakton Community College volunteers with in the arts. the Eden School for instruction about programs 23. The 2017 mission trip runs June17 to June ganization's weekiong trip, is Townsend, as she was an orphaned youth. didn't have anyone in my life guiding me' she said in the release. "I want to make an impact so that both the American and Haitian youth know that they can use their artistic talents to benefit not only themselves but to help others." trip is to help the school generate some revenue through cation is poorly funded in Haiti, she told the Skokie Review. plished through selling art or enrolling people in classes for a fee, which will be part of professional development Townsend said. zation pay for the cost of the airfare to Haiti, but HYP also received donations to help defray the cost of the mission trip, according to the release. can put on opening possibil- ities an- lec- there," officials humanitarian staff humanitarian trip humanitarian

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The Haiti Youth year Project started before earthquake Staff Report CoI1eg team of an eight-member leave that was scheduled to flounced in a news release. overseen by Oakton training specialist Cynthia Townsend, of Chica, was created to expand the arts to students at the Eden School in the Haitian city of Go- naives, located two hours north ofPort-au-Prince, the on NEWS June 17 on a weekiong to humanitarian mission Haiti to work with youths in a northern city of the impoverished Caribbean nation, co11eg which was started and is country's capital, according to the release. turer Cheryl Thayer, of Western Springs, is also part ofthe team, officials said. was extremely successful, and during this upcoming visit, we want to continue to expand the offerings at the school as well as provide professional development to Townsend said in the release. "I'm looking forward to seeing the progress the school has made from last year and taking it to the next level?' lished the Haiti Youth Proj- ect in 2009 - a year before an earthquake would ravage the poor nation - to try to

in the arts there. educational opportunities populous nation in the Ca- ribbean. travels to the school with a team that includes students with the ga1 of expanding trips to the second most connect youth and young adults service for annual mission ¡ Thursday, June 22, 2017 A Chicago Tribune Publication 8 more naturallandscaping sidering movingtoward District 64officialsarecon- Park Ridge-NilesSchool Pioneer Press BY LEEV.GMs NEWS tos saidduringameeting turi effort tobuildmorehealthy - andover-seedinginan air topenetrategrassroots more water,nutrientsand - aprocessthatallowsfor and theadditionofaeration lawn treatmentproducts move entirelytoorganic posais includeoptionsto officials inMarch.Thepro- posais initiallypresentedto on severallandscapingpro- to voteatameetingJune26 sands ofdollars. the districttensofthou- switch probablywillcost chemical herbicides,butthe practices andawayfrom D64 mullsmovetomoreorganiclawnmaintenance The boardisscheduled Board memberTomSo- HAWKS DYNASTY tute acostincreasefrom to amoreorganictreatment cals' so wecanuselesschemi- naturally chokeoutweeds, good, thickgrassyoucan last monththat"ifyouhave our childrenplay?' fields andotherareaswhere school grounds,playing cides, etc.)andfertilizerson cides (insecticides,herbi- from usingsyntheticpesti- ever possible,andrefrain lawn carepracticeswhen- district to"useonlynatural earlier thisyeartourgethe launched anonlinepetition District proposals iscomingafter maintenance. $50,000 peryearonlawn $10,000 topotentially maintaining wouldconsti- district isresponsiblefor plan forthe44acres You MIGHT NOT hNO Officials saidswitching The petitionasksthe Consideration ofthese TOINGS 64 parents tion ofMountProspect veyed similardistrictsto Agency andIllinoisDepart- treatment company,Tru- ing acontractwiththe fore renewingornegotiat- request forqualificationbe- "danger," andto carry thelabel"warning"or of lawncareproductsthat district todiscontinueuse conformance withwhat tices "areprettymuchin products, District64'sprac- uses allorganiclawncare School District57,which lawn care.Withtheexcep- find outhowtheymanage cording todistrictofficials. ment ofPublicHeath,ac- Environmental Protection are auditedbythestate's processes andprocedures 230 signaturesasofJune13. change.org hadgarnered Green. Thepetitionon district's currentlawncare Administrators alsosur- The district'slawncare issue a were treatedthreetimes everybody elseis we're followingthe(Illinois EPA (regulations),and nies likeTruGreenfollow hazard. significantly mitigatesthe lawn treatmentpurposes which they'redilutedfor quantities, theextentto dangerous inconcentrated used ondistrictlawnsare that whilethechemicals ing theMarch13meeting ent LaurieHeinzsaiddur- tion. ing toadistrictpresenta- organic treatment,according forweedsandone bicide, selectivespotspray- duced useofbroadcasther- per yearandincludedre- 13 boardmeeting. DeGeorge, duringaMarch facility managementRon said thedistrict'sdirectorof "TruGreen andcompa- District 64Superintend- Last year,districtlawns A decade-by-decadehistoryoftheChicagoBears.AlCapone ChIC (Á)IRUBINEStORI1('Oì%lBOOKS and alookintoChicago'scriminalunderworld.Delectable cookie recipesfromTribunereaders.Findtheseselections and moreoriginalreportingphotographyfrom the doing;' (;1I' Tribune's curatedbookcollection. Mb Books According toamemofrom board officialsarealsoex- ment? Yes.Wejusthaveto friendly to steps tobeevenmore Department ofPublic house andthetractorcould could dotheaeratingin- trict moneybecausestaff tractor wouldsavethedis- owning theJohnDeere the district'slawns. annually toaerateandseed ceived aquotefor$28,000 Kolstad, Business DeGeorge andChiefSchool Deere tractorandaerator. cluding a$61,000John pieces ofequipment,in- mendations tobuyseveral pected tovoteonrecom- what cost." decide atwhatleveland said. 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The Kabul House, now at 2424 Dempster St. in Ev- anston, held its grand opening June 14 although the restaurant has already been open for about three weeks, said owner Alunai Qazi. A family-owned restaurant featuring what the owner considers authentic Afghan cuisine, the Kabul House was one of Skokie's highest-ratedrestaurants based on social media and other reviews. Skokie officials said they MIKE ISAS/ PIOIIEE PQfSS PHOTOS tried to find a new home forThe Kabul House, which moved from Skokie to 2424 Dempster St. in Evanston. held its grand opening June14. the Kabul House, but were unable to come up with the right fit "It is unfortunate that our collectiveeffortsdid not result in the restaurant remaining in Skokie," the village saidin a statement released after the move was announced. Over the years, Skokie officials said, the village had provided the Qazi family with interior grant assistance and design funds as wellas promotional and marketing assistance for the restaurant The move to the current location took longer than expected, Qazi said. The restaurant was originally supposed to close in Skokie and open days later in Ev- anston toward the end of last summer, he said. "The delay was frustrat- ing, but moving through the building, we found some problems that we couldn't have thought of that arised," Qazi said. "But we're here Akmal Qazi and family recently held a grand opening of the .' -- Turn to Restaurant, Page 0 Kabul House restaurant in Evanston. The srrad at its grarc Qpnn1g ever , employees said. attendees down,restaurant storm keptthenumberof though apoundingrain- private grandopening,al- afternoon ofJune closed meet aresidenthiringgoaL business inEvanstonand Kabul Housemaintainits years willbeforgivenshould $10,000 peryearforfive equipment build-out and$200,000in investing $500,000inthe mortgage, andtheowneris Kabul Househasa$540,000 Dempster Streetlocation. plete constructionatthe Kabul Houseownercom- up to$50,000helpthe negotiate aforgivableloanof off onauthorizingthecityto anston CityCouncilsigned ready torock'n'roll:' now, we'reopenand Restaurant, NEWS The newrestaurantin- The restaurantwas Under termsoftheloan, Evanston officialssaidthe In lateMarch,theEv- to thepublic from Page 14 for the 10 sat 68people,thenewone said managerGerberGuer- had 21employees,theEv- 165, hesaid. rero. Theformerrestaurant anston restaurantabout50, menu. lounge andanexpanded ing servicesandevents,atea dudes apartyroom,cater- Afghanistan. The KabulHouserestaurantincludesauthenticdecorfrom '?4ow we'replayinginthe The Skokierestaurant Afghan food,andhiscus- Qazi startedmakinghiskids tired ofithesaid.SoAbdul the restaurantbutsoongrew time eatingItalianfoodat ago. opened inEvanstonyears Italian restaurantheinitially Kabul Housesprangfroman big leagues'Guerrerosaid. His sonsspentalotof Qazi's father,Abdul,said MIKE ISAACS/PIONEERPRESS Jtìfl'(I L(v/íf C kehnquisl, 16 t'tttL'iIl Tvitter @SKReviewMike [email protected] Oakton St assistance toopenat4949 promotional andmarketing design funds vided theQazifamilywith officials said,thevillagepro- the downtownSkokiespace. working withSkokieoffi- 4kmal Qazisaid. ig hisfatherastheowner, years later,though,itclosed, interior grantassistanceand cials tofindanewtenantfor Qazi saidheis restaurant inSkokie.AlunaI Shrimp andCrawfish co-owner oftheBoiler Skokie withAknialreplac- re-opened indowntown and twoyearsafterthat, restaurant far fromwherethenew McCormick BOUlevard,not near DempsterStreetand he said. more thantheItalianfood, tomers grewtolikethatfare Over theyears,Skokie The Qazifamilyis Kabul Housefirstopened 14 r Ìövs ricst---makingmovies. 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Andthisweek, dies low-level,nonviolent change howherofficehan- pushed inotherwaysto elected inNovember,has State's AttorneyKimFoxx, Tribune onJune14. state's man, the less resources'EricSuss- what weweredoing10 were revoked forfinancial crashes whiletheir licenses pie whocause serious car felony charges against peo- dated becauseofmoreseri- Under apolicyexpected Citing alackofpersonnel, In thenewpolicyon The movecomesas "We areinatriagemode Instead, individualcities In addition,thenewtraf- In December,she attorney, first told assistant the yoked orsuspended license graded toafelonyifthe for money-related reasons. ifthe licensewas takenaway tions fordrivingonare- ant hasfiveormoreconvic- charges onlyifthedefend- would upgradethose state's invalidated license. conviction fordrivingonan crash andhasoneprior driver causesaseriouscar meanor chargecanbeup- er's license-relatedmisde- reasons. Cook CountyState'sAttorney The shift represents a Under thenewpolicy, Under currentlaw,adriv- attorney's office Kim Foxx what expertssuest,he the past10years. in thecountyhasplunged of assistantstate'sattorneys said, notingthatthenumber scarce resources,Sussman reshuffling ofincreasingly dling moreserious crimes Sussman said. number iscloser to5,700, 400 casesapiece. meanors shouldhaveabout attorneys handlingmisde- tion thatassistant said, citingarecommenda- cutor's caseloadfarexceeds Even prosecutors han- In CookCount That meanseachprose- has pushedforchangesinhowlow-level,nonviolentcasesarehandled. state's that we canessentiallyreallocate rooms attheDaley Center said. our resources' Sussman do (is)looktoareaswhere and sowhatwehavetriedto 13 homicidecases. each prosecutorhasabout and SanFrancisco,where handle aboutfiveapiece, peers inManhattan,who said -outstrippingtheir about 25casesatatime,he cuting homicideshave state's said. CookCountyassistant are stretchedthin,Sussman There aretwo court- "We're overwhelmed, attorneys prose- s with municipalitiesandlaw cute, Sussmansaid.The will soondeclinetoprose- cases thatstate'sattorneys the typesofdriver'slicense devoted entirelytohearing the waylaw issetup," philosophical problem with agree withthelaw orhavea doing thisbecause wedis- to understandwe'renot easier forlawenforcement plain thechange. enforcement agenciestoex- state's attorneyaremeeting free upthoseprosecutors. new policyisexpectedto "So faratleast,itmakes Representatives ofthe

NANCY STONE/CHICAGOTRIBUNE2016 M he said. worth theirtimeoreffort," longer handling,Sussman state's attorney'sofficeisno traffic the powertoprosecute resource-constrained' agencies thatweareas lot lot ofthiscameasnewstoa Sussman said."Ithinkthata Twitter @crepeau '[email protected] it, somemaydecideit'snot said.

"Some maydecidetodo Individual citieswillhave ) \ of lawenforcement w offenses thatthe / # \ r NEWS Webcam views of peregrine falcon nest canceled Birds have Cam, as the webcam was2004, said Mary Hennen,access to watch the per- called, is expected to bedirector ofthe Chicago Per-egrines up close yet main- abandoned taken down. The live view-egrine Program at The Field tain a safe distance," said Evanston library ing had been available on Museum in Chicago. Scien- Hennen. the library's website. fists from the museum tag She was scheduled to BY GENEVIEVE 'We are sorry to an-the birds - a process calledband the chicks at the li- BOOKWALTER nounce that the peregrinebanding - once they hatch. brary later this month, she Pioneer Press nest at Evanston Public Li- The news release June 15said, and the public was brary has failed and theannounced that banding forinvited to the June 29 event. The Evanston Public Li- chick banding has been the new birds was no longer A book signing planned brary will "soon" end its live canceled. The falcons havescheduled to take place. as part ofthat day's event is web camera viewing of aabandoned the nest, flying The adult male falcon,still expected to take place, family of peregrine falcons off with the last remainingcalled Squawker, has re-according to the release. with a nest atop the roof ofliving chick. It is unknown turned to the library for 12 Hennen and Peggy Mac- the main branch after thewhether the chick remains years. He fledged in 2003 inNamara,illustrator,are fate of three chicks took an alive," EPL officials stated in Prairie Path, Mils. Research- scheduled to sign their new unexpected turn, officialsthe release. ers equipped him with abook, "The Peregrine Re- EVANSTON PUBLIC LIBRARY announced. The chicks hatched earli- metal leg band as a chick,turns: The Art and Archi-The Evanston Public Library has canceled webcam footage In a news release June 15, er this month, Evanston which is how scientists nowtecture of an Urban Raptorof peregrine falcons after the life of this year's hatchlings libraryofficialsreportedlibrary Director Karencan identify him, officialsRecovery" according to thetook an unexpected turn. The mother and father have that of the three eggs thatDanczak-Lyons previously said. release. abandoned the nest on top of the building. were in the rooftop nest,told the Evanston Review. The mother falcon, Peregrine falcon popula- one didn't hatch, anotherShe said that, at one point,named Fay, is new to thetions previously dwindled "Each successful breed-nest life in additional loca- hatchiing died and the third though, one of chicks hadn't library and is 1 year old. She in the United States, but the ing adds to the currenttions, including Waukegan, baby bird is believed to have been spotted on camera foris not banded, said Hennen.bird was removed from the population that had onceChicago's South Loop and been taken away byits a few days. So researchers do not knowfederal endangered speciesnearly been wiped out,"on the campus of University parents - with the where- Peregrine falcons have where she is from. list in 1999, according to Hennen said. oflllinois at Chicagr. abouts unknown. nested atop the downtown 'Webcams are wonderful information on The Field A handful of peregrine As a result, the FalconEvanston library since in that they allow the publicMuseum website. falcon webcams document gbookwalter®chicagotribune.com

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SestenhennAmerican man Council3731,Joseph lumbus FatherJohnJ.Duss- ny, heldbyseverallocal in aflagretirementcenemo- Pledge ofAllegiance. ance salutedandrecitedthe dozens ofpeopleinattend- process knownasseparating used scissorstocutoutits can flagJune14asanothen emnly heldawornAmen- Pioneer Press Kuxu1IcA B a signofrespect annual eventis Flag retirement honored inFlagDay inside theGlenviewParkDistrictCenteronJune14. Eleven-year-old RyanPetersofTroop55salutesduringaflagretirementceremony,held The annualceremonyisa The Scoutsparticipated When theyfinished,the Two EagleScoutssol- AxArDRA 175, Our flag as partofprotests. ment banningflag burning a Constitutionalamend- that Congressshouldcreate t Constitution, peace,secuni- said theflagrepresents American LegionPost166, the JosephM.Sesterhenn John ault said. throughout theyear,Theti- that havebeencollected worn anddamagedflags tually beburnedwithother June 14ceremonywilleven- bolically retiredduringthe the flagisburned,Theniault heavy rain.Theceremonyis ter insteadoftheJackman view ParkDistrictCen- this yearinsidetheGlen- stands for' ourselves towhattheflag said. "Wehavetorededicate why wehavethisevent,"he otism fortheflag.That's ganized theceremony. Columbus memberwhoor- said. normally heldoutsideand Park gazebobecauseof "The American Legion During theceremony, The flagthatwassym- The ceremonywasheld "We havetopatti- freedom andduty Wowk commanderof BRIAN OMAHONEV/PIONEERPRESS ceremony [email protected] Twitter @Akukulkall Murnane said. to continuethetraditions," of thiscommunityandhave minder thattheyareapart them. important experiencefor so theceremonywasan patriotic andguodcitizens, Scouts aretaughttobe leader forTroop175,said ciate thiscountry." taught theScoutsto"appre- said shehopestheceremony Paul, belongstoTroop175, respecting theflag. to carryonthetraditionof oftomorrow" whowillhave because theyare"theadults participate intheceremony Boy andCubScoutsto said itisimportantforthe country overseas.Vorisek women whoprotectthe for theservicemenand home and"asenseofsafety" said theflagrepresents serve Col.RobertVonisek disrespected' Wowksaid. tiag oftheUnitedStatesis takes itpersonallywhenthe "Hopeftilly, thisisare- Barbara Murnane,aden Lina Azzo,whoseson, Speaker U.S.ArmyRe- *kil NEWS Fine criticizes Rauner's decision to call state legislators back to Springfield Says lawmakers spending pian by the start ofwhole heck of a lot ofconcerned students will go the next fiscal year on July 1,money' Fine said. to out-of-state schools to have been in Illinoiswill continue op- About 60 people attended receive better funding and continuous session erating without a budget the town hail meeting, held then not return to Illinois. Fine said that since the by Fine and state Rep. Robyn Fine said many state- BY ALEXANDRA end of regular session, theGabel, D-Evanston, at thefunded programs - like Kuxuu legislature has been workingGlenview Park DiSthCt Park after school, youth and non- PioneerPress incontinuous session,Center. violence programs - have which means "we're not Fine said that for the pastbeen shut down because the During a June 16 towndone yet" and representa- two years, the state has been state doesn't have the funds hail meeting in Gleriview,tives work from their dis- overspending without hay-to support them. ALEXANDRA KUKULKA/PIONEER PRESS state Rep. Laura Fine, D-tricts.Different legislative ing a budget, causing "devas- "It's going to take a while, State Rep. Laura Fine, D-Glenview, left, and state Rep. Glenview,criticizedGoy. groups have been tiying totation" around the state. even if we pass a budget Robyn Gabel, D-Evanston, discuss the state budget and Bruce Rauner's decision tofind a compromise on the Stateuniyersities havetomorrow, to try to repairother legislative matters during a town hall meeting held call the state legislature into state budgetbefore the July 1 been "crumbling" withoutthe damage that's already June16 at the Glenview Park District Park Center. a special session to discuss deadline, she said. an operating state budgetbeen made:' Fine said. the state budt But Fine said that whilebecause student Monetary Both representatives saidtamed those funding levels. can balance a budget with- Illinoishas been op-the special session "soundsAward Program Grants,they are confident that the A resident asked if theout increasing revenue. Fine erating under a two-yeargreat on paper:' it will costwhich support low-income legislaturewill reach anlegislature has a plan to fund said that it can't because the budget impasse, and thetaxpayers $70,000 a daystudents, are not being paid agreement on thestateIllinois Department ofstate'srequiredbillpay- General Assembly failed to because the state is requiredto the universities, Fine said. budget before July 1. Transportation projects be-ments, like Medicaid and pass a spending plan by the to pay legislators a per diem. The lack of MAP grant funds Gabelsaidlegislatorsyond July 1if the state pensions, "are so high right end of its regular session on "By staying in continuoushurts students because most have not susted takingdoesn't pass a budget. Gabel now, and we just do not have May 31. The governor an- session and just getting theuniversities won't allow money away from local mu-said there is no plan, which the money coming in." nounced the special Junework done here and thenthem to graduate if theynicipalities during budgetmeans projects would stop 21-30 session on June 15; ifgoing back for a vote,it have an unpaid debt, Fine discussions, and have in fact July 1. akuk1ka(chicagotribune.com lawmakers don'tpassa would have saved the state asaid,adding that sheis slightly increased or main- Another asked if the state Twitter @Akukulkafl

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Acommercialvessel lake levels,andthoseissues we hadimpactsfromlow Engineers' DetroitDistrict ogy fortheArmyCorpsof chief ofwatershedhydrol- said KeithKompoltowicz, lake levelshavedrawbacks, Forecasts suggestLakeMichigancouldremainelevatedforthenextsixmonths. aged for structures to bedam- and theycarrythepotential crease erosionandflooding, he said.Biggerwavesin- the amountofunsightly posed, whichmayincrease much moreshorelineex- insufficient depth.There's carries lesscargubecauseof can't getyourboatintothe Kompoltowicz said."You are mainlyaccess-related' Water levelson allfive 'Tlip theswitchtohigh "For adecadeandhalf, Periods ofhighandlow the lakeisiced over, simply in thebracing water, orif winter, hetakes aquickdip ingbefore workEveninthe goes foraswimeverymorn- Ukraine in2012,saidhe moved toChicagofrom residents. week. 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Thedownpoursappear 20-year However, expertsfound Angel, theclimatologist, Chicago saw13.7inches poINTER/cHIcAGo TRIBUNE there isadirectlinkbe- you warmuptheatmos- change. attributes past centuryatrendhe 15 percentwetteroverthe in Illinoishasbecomeabout across thearea.Springtime jsteinbauer®chicagotribune.com stay abovetheirhistoric Lake Michiganlevelswill is leaving,"hesaid. coming inversushowmuch tween howmuchwateris wicz said. not thatcold,Kompolto- water. Butlastwinterwas the relativelywarmsurface faIl, whenarcticairmeets tion usuallyhappensinlate evaporation. Peakevapora- likely contributedtoless warmer airtemperatures heavy cloudcoverand evaporation canoccur,but cover dictateshowmuch over thewinter.Usually,ice evaporation wasstunted and climatechange." tween theseheavyrainfalls moisture' Angelsaid."So storm canthentakethat water andthenextthunder- phere, itisabletoholdmore tbriscoe(chicagotribune.com in troubl&' other sideoftheroadwillbe now, thepeopleon ago. Lake Shoreseveralyears foot waveswashingonto said herecalledseeing20- concrete berm,Guinazzo lapping atthesideofa Near NorthSide. the LakefrontTrailon large slabsofasphaltalong Shore Driveandtoreaway waves, whichfloodedLake winds whippedup20-foot were aboutafootlower, een storm,whenlakelevels shoreline. cally punishedtheIllinois erful stormshavehistori- fall, aseasoninwhichpow- average headingintothe Corps ofEngineersindicate Twitter @JamesSteinbauer Fwitter @tonybriscoe Experts alsosuspectlake "The conceptisthatas "If wegetthosestorms Pointing tothewater During the2014Hallow- Forecasts bytheArmy "It's oftenabattlebe- high to climate OPINION Has U.S. turned intoa countryof rage? levels ofrage and violence withrage? drama televisiòn solve their have reached such heights Because when you come problems with violence. in this country of ours that right down to it, that's No TV show would people can be targeted for what's really happening feature long, drawn-out any reason and for no rea- across the United States debate and compromise as son. these days - rage. a way to resolve conflicts. Maybe today's shooter I see it in the posts from I've always thought that RANDY BLASER was politically motivated. friends on social media. the pop television says Tomorrow's shooter might Someone comments on the something about our cul- As I sat down to write not be. news or a political person- ture. Over the last few my column last week, I was Yesterday, while going ality or the position of a years, I've often wondered greeted by news of the over the day's news, I read politician and the pOStS are about the recent appeal of shooting in Virginia at about a man who randomly filled with rage and name- zombies and why people Republican members of the shot a Buffalo Grove worn- calling and public shaming. enjoy the TV shows featur- House of Representatives an last year on the inter- Donald Trump won the ing zombie attacks and at a baseball practice. state as she was heading presidency by tapping into rampaging zombies. The media has done its home from a trip to the the rage that exists across I think it is the rage that's job in the initial hours of Wisconsin Dells. the countiy. Partisan poli- out there. It is the nameless, the attack, reporting on the What could possibly be tics these days stoke the faceless rage that really facts of the matter. How the reason for that? flames ofrage. Rage gets doesn't make any sense. It's many were injured, who Every day in Chicago expressed in social media. just rage without reason or was injured, where did the MARK WILSON/GETIY people get shot. People expressed in the halls of without any meaning. shooting occur and how didThe Peace Monument at the U.S. Capitol is pictured on June sitting on their porch get Congress, expressed on the Rage is out there. It's it occur. 14 in Washington. D.C.. not long after House Majority Whip shot for no reason. Maybe campaign trail, expressed palpable. Within hours the sus- Steve Scalise (R-LA) three others were shot by a gunman there's a drug deal that goes on talk radio and TV and But like the zombie pected gunman was during Congressional baseball practice ¡n Alexandria. Va. bad. Maybe one gang mem- even expressed in art. apocalypse, you never named. In the days ahead ber insulted another on Art also offers a solution know when rage will strike we will learn more about cated that he targeted Re- But the truth lies some- social media. Maybe they to our problems, and more out or at whom or where it the gunman and his mo- publican members of Con- where else. This time the fought over a piece of food. often than not every solu- will come from. And when tives for the attack. The gress. target was GOP members Who knows what the don to every problem is you ask why, there is no initial reports make it By mid-morning, the ofCongress. Maybe next reason is for all the violence violence. Think ofthe dra- explanation. pretty clear that he wanted reactionaries were casting time it will be Democrats. these days? And does a mas and TV shows that are to Idi! members of Con- blame. Guns. Politics. The The fact is no one is reason really matter in a so popular these days. The Randy Blaser is afreelance gress. Early reports indi- harsh rhetoric. really safe in America. The country that is so filled main characters in top columnist.

Is it OK for men to be banned from 'Wonder Woman' screenings? ing to watch a movie minus separate but equal. America It's a publicity stunt - a the sexist and vulgar shout- had separate schools, ac- movie about a strong, fe- outs from male audience commodations, etc., but male superhero shown only members. they never were equal. And to women. It's a natural, And women have been there is an advantage to guaranteed to attract publi- excluded from men-only society and individuals in city and increased business. clubs and activities since, the association ofpeople of But I hope it's not a PAUL SASSONE well, since forever. So now different backgrounds. precedent-setter. men know a little bit how Movie theaters are pub- There seemed to be a It's a mystery most likely women feel at being shut lic places. It is immoral, if kind ofjaunty good humor not to be solved in our out Doesn't feel good, does not illegal, to ban patrons about the event. lifetime. it? on the basis of race, oppo- But the idea of excluding What's your opinion? Others said it was just nents ofthe women-only people, no matter how Is it all right to limit nice to have a night out screeningsay. What if that well-meant, is treading on showing of the movie with other women. same movie theater barred unstable ground. "Wonder Woman" to wom- Opponents ofthe screen-patrons who were black, or American have fought en only? ing appealed to history. TheJewish or Muslim? Would long and hard - are fight- You probably heard that arc ofAmerican history at that be OK? ing still - for full equality a theater in Texas forbade least since the Civil War, Hey, it is just a movie, and citizenship. Even in men from attending one has bent toward a more supporters say. And just fun, we should think long showing of the film. inclusive society No one one showingofthe movie. and hard about doing any- CLAY ENOS/AP This act of exclusion should be excluded be- Men have plenty of chances thing to deflect the arc of This image, released by Warner Bros. Entertainment, caused a ruckus. cause ofrace, religion, to see "Wonder Woman." American progress. shows Gal Gadot in a scene from 'Wonder Woman' The Supporters of the wom- etlmicity, gender. Probably, this episode film grossed $103.1 million in North America over its debut en-only screening (mostly And the answer to hu- has more to do with corn- Paul Sassone is a freelance weekend, a figure that easily surpassed industry expecta- women) said it was refresh- man differences is not merce than prejudice. columnist. tions, set a new record for a film directed by a woman. i t NHS Thursday, June 22, 2017 A Chicago Tribune Publication 18 time Iwenttothe health And thatmarkedthelast call itday,burningenough minutes left,Idecidedto So, with57moretorturous could lastanentirehour. sore. my posterioralreadywas seriously wasboredand about threeminutesin,I going fabulously,butwith cycling, everythingwas vational music.Istarted structor gavemesome share myenthusiasm. people intheclassdidnot really excitedtobethere. one thatIwasnewand felt theneedtotellevery- the othersixguests,and possible. 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You have tors youlike. interest you.Thisalso classes intheformatsthat many differenttypesof time slotstoseewhat descriptions, lookatthe read thefitnessprogram my recommendationisto muscle you'reworking. you shouldliftforeach equipment andhowmuch how tosafelyusethe show youproperform, tine that'sbestforyou, can helpfigureoutarou- sessions," shesaid."They more personaltrainer mend splurgingononeor used thembefore,Irecom- weights, andyou'venever Ifyou're interestedin and whattheyareoffering. get asenseofthelayout tours, evenifitfeelssilly,to ing fit,"Coylesaid. tive ofgettingfitandstay- club, goinwiththeobjec- could becomeareality. regular atthefitnesscenter my intentionsofbeinga snack, Coyletoldmehow since theearly1990s. been afitnessinstructor Michelle Coyle,whohas Arlington Heightsresident on mycouchandcalledup Chocolate Drops,plopped Trader Joe'sCandyCoated are stillonthehorizon. especially since49and50 fitness centeranothertry encourage metogivethe expert whocouldhelp me away? could notfindanytime? my newfitnessregime? trial period. 'People goinandthink "with studioclassrooms, "Take advantageofthe As Imunchedonmy So,Igrabbed abagof I decidedneededan So, whatwentwrong 'When youjoinafitness sandubin.com. Reach heratgabbin@su- Susan Dubinisafreelance yoga atleastonceortwice balance, strengthanden- just asimportant columnistfor Pioneer Press. ever yogaclass. I'm onmywaytofirst- a week." durance. Peopleshoulddo and worksoncoordination, ter. Yogaisthebestforthat ity butnow,weknowbet- ing usedtobeasideactiv- to losethatedge.Stretch- we stayfit,we'renotgoing smoothness," shesaid."If tion withfluidityand body isbeingabletofunc- brain. Coordinationofthe routines, whichworksyour you needtorememberthe cardio classes,forexample, a personages. weightlifting andcardioas and workingthebrainare ing, coordinationexercises wait asecond!" body's wayofsaying,'Hey, back offnexttime.It'syour you overdiditand(should) can't movethenextday, next day,that'sOK.Ifyou Ifyou're alittlesorethe go backthefollowingday. recover thenextday.Then, let yourbodyhavetimeto "Push yourselfonedayand you arenew,"Coylesaid. when atthefitnesscenter. prepared topersevere son hastobementally goals. Shealsosaidaper- classes, toachievefitness doing yogaordance humor, especiallywhen mended havingasenseof and strength,"Coylesaid. endurance, coordination how youachievefitness, fruition. 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Openfor 3866 forupdates. 8 a.m.-7p.m.onWednesdays.Call262-628- the season.Hoursare8a.m.to5p.m.daily, with raspberriesandblackberrieslaterin s.com. Strawberryseasonisunderway 10 a.m.-4p.m.SaturdayandSunday. Thompson StrawberryFarm: Berryvflle Farm: Basse's TasteofCountiy Apple BarnOrchardandWlnery Starbuck's BlueberryFarm: Rambo BlueberrIes: Bredewag Acres: 424 13thAve.,Racine, 2268 W.RockeyWeed 11306 GastRoad, OLJVE BERRYFARMS 3190 County 9245 Gast 14000 FESTIVAL rions, July8-9,atNorridgeUnited about food,fun,tradition Hungarian GulyasFestival will beavailable,includingcrepes, Kur- bers competeinthecook-offSmithsaid year. teams. member, saidthecontestantsworkin sibly about75ormoregallons." feet deep,"Csekmesaid."Itholdspos- the cooksareatwork,though.There'sa hours. Visitorswon'tgohungrywhile can tasteit,"Csekmesaid. gallons sothatthepublicandjudges hanging onatripodoveranopenfire. time exceptslicethevegetables." scratch. Youcan'tdoanythingaheadof tic Hungarianway.It'sallmadefrom said thegulyasiscookedin"theauthen- English-speaking peopleattheevent, church's boardofdirectorswhoassists take onchili. their favoriteversionoftheHungarian and visitorstotheeventalsovotefor Cook-offJuly 8.Judgesselectawinner annual Gulyas(Hungarianspelling) Church ofChrist. annual celebrationofHungariantradi- Hungarian GulyasFestival,the10th Pioneer Press BY MymiA sugar ontheirelephant ears,theHun- while Americans tendtoputpowdered gos (elephantears). Csekmesaidthat toskalacs (rolled sweetdough)andlan- they vote. tasting portionofeachgulyasbefore cooking, visitorscansamplea2-3-ounce the event that's becausetheyaretoobusyrunning people' Smithsaid. test Mostofthemcomebackyearafter form inordertoparticipatethecon- cause theyarecookingoveranopenfire. possibly handletheentireprocessbe- two orthreepeople.Onepersoncouldn't peting" shesaid. "bottomless" gulyascauldronbothdays. "They havetomakeaminimumoffive The gulyasiscookedinacauldron Pam Csekme,amemberofthe The highlightofthefestivalisthe That's what'sgoingtohappenatthe Goulash loversunite! Other traditionalHungarianfoods Once thecontestantteamsfinish Surprisingly, noneofthechurchmem- "We neverhaveaproblemfinding People mustcompleteanapplication The teamsaregenerallycomposedof "There areusually10-15teamscom- Kate Smith,anotherchurchboard "It's aboutfourfeetacrossandtwo The entireprocesstakesthree-to-four PETLICII Where: When: noon-9p.m.July8and9 Gulyas Cookoff. music, dancing,kidsactivitiesandthe Norridge UnitedChurchofChristwillhost happy," Csekme said. purses. ers willsellhandmadejewelry and ing Hungarianitemsandthefolk danc- church. Therewillalsobevendors sell- T-shirts toraiseadditionalfùnds forthe activities forchildren. out theday,"Smithsaid. will dancealongwiththebandthrough- year wehaveagroupof10dancersthat Hungarian bandsandfolkdancers."This Csekme said. them toalsoputoutpowderedsugar," cream, cheeseandgarlic. ganan wayofeatingthemiswithsour www.gulyasfestival.com Information: 708-456-3398; ages TIckets: $20;$30 8260 W.FosterAve.,Norridge Hunguian GulyasFestival its 10thHungarianGulyasFestivalwith Csekme andherhusbandwillsell There willbeÑcepainters,games and Entertainment willbeprovidedby "We trytokeep everybodybusyand "Since I'mAmerican,Iconvinced 6-12 Norridge UnitedChurchofChrist. HUNGARIAN GULYASFESTIVALPHOTO for bothdays; $5 for O O t 21 A Chicago Tribune Publication Thursday, June 22, 2017 NHS ribunt SLIfiTORY JCDecaux ( . 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To 225 hours. degrees and t, 3 Living Section 2 Thursday, June 22, 2017 t CN FOR HOT DOGS CHILI COOKER pounds ground chuck removed links raw bratwurst, casings (divided) large onion, diced small small yellow pepper, diced garlic cloves, minced lager like Budweiser (12-ounce) American (divided) Ç14-ounce) can of tomato sauce tablespoon Worcestershire sauce tablespoon cumin teaspoon smoked paprika teaspoon dried mustard teaspoon cinnamon teaspoon allspice cups shredded sharp cheddar tablespoon cornstarch (12-ounce) can evaporated milk Dash of your favorite hot sauce Salt and pepper to taste high-quality all-beef hot dogs, grilled until deep brown and blistered of the grill if desired Reserved diced onion Diced dlii pickles Pickled jalapenos top cut hot dog buns, toasted on the grates For the cheese sauce: Toss the shredded cheese with the cornstarch in a small bowl To assemble: Place a char dog in a bun. Top the char dog with the hot chili and drizzle with For the chill: Season the ground chuck and bratwurst with salt and pepper and cook them 2 i i i i i i i i i i 3 2 2 8 8 1/2 1/4 J s i 1/2 tablespoons chili powder i 1/2 tablespoon of brown sugar Fourth of July Fourth -) Chili-Cheese Char Dogs Chili-Cheese SLOW CHEDDAR CHEESE SAUCE FOR ASSEMBLY i J.0 with three-quarters of the diced onion (reserve the rest for garnish) and all ofthe diced yellow pepper. Stir the meat frequently and break it up with the back of the spoon. You want the finest texture possible; big chunks of meat don't sit on top of a hot dog well. Add the minced garlic and half the beer to the pan. Bring to a boil and cook, stirring frequently, until most of the beer has evaporated. Transfer the cooked meat mixture to a slow cooker. Add the reserved half beer and all the remaining chili ingredients to the cooker. Mix well, cover and cook on low setting for 4 hours or high setting for 2 hours. and set aside. Bring the evaporated milk to a bare boil in a medium sauce pan. Add the coated cheese in batches to the hot milk. Take care to whisk the mixture after each addition. When the sauce is smooth reduce the heat to low and keep warm. Even if this sauce comes to room temperature it can be reheated and whisked to perfect cheese sauce consistency. 3 the warm cheese sauce. Sprinkle with diced onions, dill pickles and/or pickled jalapenos as desired. sum- of Serve up these indulgent Happy Independence MELISSA ELSMO/PIONEER PRESS mer more than a char dog and a few garnishes and made of. and apple pie for dessert Few things smack brimming with smoky flavor and boasting a crisp exterior. Pile on a little homemade chili, a drizzle ofhomemade cheese sauce you have a dish that summer holiday dreams are all-American hot dogs on the Fourth with a side of baked sweet potato fries, fresh fruit, a big green salad This meal comes together so easily that you won't have to worry about miss- ing the fireworks. Day! Eliminating the beans When you return home, from this recipe helps keep the texture ofthe finished topping more uniform, and paringback the amount of liquid in the mix yields a chili that is far less soupy and more suited to sitting on a bun. The addition of brown sugar, cinnamon and allspice work to balance the salt found in most hot dogs. Best of all, you can mix up this savory blend of beef, bratwurst, beer and aromatic spices before you head out to the Fourth of July parade. your chili will be done and all you'll need to do is fire up the grill and throw on some all-beef hot dogs.

the Fourth A proper chili-cheese holiday is bookended by annual traditions, so any backyard socializing needs to be sandwiched firmly between the two. Thank- fully, pulling together an all-American meal is a snap as nothing feels more perfectly patriotic than a festive picnic featuring classic chili-cheese dogs. dog should be a blissful mess to eat My favorite winter chili recipes feature loads of beans and long stove top cooking times, but this summer version, especially created for use on grilled hot dogs, keeps the beans at bay and your kitchen cool by putting a slow cooker to good use. up

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All-American summer parties with chili-cheese do with chili-cheese A chill-cheese hot dog topped with homemade cheese sauce. A chill-cheese hot dog topped with homemade OUT OF MEL'S KITCHEN OF MEL'S OUT beckon folks to line the streets in the morning, and grand fireworks displays entice those very same food perfect for PETS/ANIMALS

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The funny part JACKIE PILOSSOPH Someone recently offered was, I think my father LoveEssentially her condolences to me and found more joy in un- asked how I was doing Get the best in heart heafth news wrapping the gift than he "There was My answer was that I still direcUy from cardiologists, nutritionists, did in the gift itself.Ican feelyou here with me, in still vividly remember something about my heart all the time. personar trainers and other nationa' experts how amused and even Every timelsee a white eager he seemed while talking to you that Lexus I think ofyou. tearing off the wrapping never failed to When I see a cherry dan- paper. ish in a bakery case in But this Father's Day comfort me. You think ofyou. Watching I FREE MONTH was different for me. No, made me feel safe, "Seinfrld" reruns makes Macy's, no Blooming- me think ofyou. But dale's, no Nordstrom. you made me feel mostly, every time I look There are no more gifts I at my children, I realize can buy for my dad since like whatever that withoutyou, we he passed away this yeat problems I had, wouldn't be here, and we Forme, the thought of wouldn't be thepeopie we HE4RT Father's Day only made things were going are. What I'm trying to MONITOR me feel sad and lonely, to turn out fine:' say is, ifyou were ever intensifring this achingly wondering you made a painful emptiness that derence. A d/ference doesn't seem to be gning away. that is so much greater than you will ever But then I started thinking, perhaps know. there was a gift I could give to my dad on This Father's Day, I hope thatyou are June 18. Not a material item, but rather restinginpeace, and thatyou are looking something that honors his memory. down atyourfamily, knowingthatyou are This letter was ¡ny gift to my dad this still very much with us. Dad, you are living Father's Day in our hearts, which is both the saddest and mostjoyous thought I can think of We love Dear Dad, you Zack Pilossoph. When it comes to dads, It has been more than three months and I we won the lottery. stilifrellikeI'm forgetting something every morning.Ithappens around 9:30 a.m. al- For those who are mourning your fa- mosteveryday. I realize I ha ven'tpickedup the; either recently or not so recently,I the phone yet to call you. It makesme smile hope you find comfort in my letter. and feel sad at the same time. Though Father's Day has passed, maybe Hearing yourvoiceevery day made my you want to write your own letter to your day complete. Forget the unbelievable gift oflate father. Writing mine made me realize your inspiring word s, which motivated me that I shouldn't be sad on Father's Day, to be my best selfevery single day. There and thatIcan even continue to celebrate was also something about talking to you the day each year. Not the traditional way, that never failed to comfort me. You made like having a barbecue or watching "Sein- TRY IT NOW me feel safe, you made me frei like whatever feld" together, but by reflecting taking problems Ihad, things were going to turn pleasure in remembering what atop- Visit out fine, and you made me frei like you were notch dad I had, what a remarkable per- chicagotribune.com/heart always there to protect me - even in your son he was, and how fortunate I was to final days. have him in my life. In other words, Fa- Or caU Throughout my day, ifIhave a decision ther's Day is a day for dads, whether they to make or a problem to solve, Ifind myself are here with us or here in spirit. 844-681 -6006 asking "What would Dad say?" "What would he tell me to do?" What's really unex- Jackie Pilossoph is a freelance columnist for mportant terms and conditions apply. pected is that the answer comes to me very Chicago Thl,une Media Group. 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VHT STUDIOS PHOTOS Wilmette Georgian nearbeach: $1.5M ADDRESS: 624 Elmwood Ave. in Wilmette ASKING PIUCE: $1,499,000 Listed on June 5,2017 Premier location near Gillson Park, Sheridan Shores Mar- ina, Plaza dei Lagr, downtown Wilmette, restaurants, shops, schools and train. Situated on a 75-foot lot, this light-filled home has high ceilings and gracious room sizes. Chefs eat-in kitchen with granite countertops, custom cabinetry, crown molding and Thermador appliances. Spacious formal living room and formal dining room. Main floor includes family room, powder room, mudroom and sliding door access to rear yard, deck and patio. Fenced-in yard with deck, patio, outdoor fireplace, grill and two-car attached garage. Agent: Frank Capitanini of Coldwell Banker Residential, 847-652-2312

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SkoSla 2BR/1BA apti outdoor IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILUNOIS Call IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF cook CO&JN1Y, ILLINOIS parking space included Close COUN1y DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIVISION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Of COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS to public transportation. 51250/ COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIVISION U_S_ BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIA11ON, AS TRUSTEE, SUCCESSOR IN IN- THE BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON FKA THE BANK OF NEW YORK AS COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DMSION month Heal & water included TEREST TO BANK OF AMERICA NATIONAL ASSOCIAtiON, AS TRUSTEE, U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATiON, AS TRUSTEE ON Available July ist 8473341504 TRUSTEE FOR TI-lE CERTIFICATEHOLDERS OF THE CWABS, INC., ASET- SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO LASALLE BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION BACKED CERTIFICATES SERIES 256i2 BEHALF OF THE HOLDERS OF TI-lE HOME EQUITY PASS TODAY AS TRUSTEE FOR STRUCTURED ASSET INVESTMENT LOAN TRUSt Skokie 3BR apt In 2 flat bldg Liv- Plaintiff, THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SERIES 206-7, MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2004-6 Plaintiff, rig rm/dinarg rm combination PlaintIff, vs 1 1/2 BA Eat-in kitchen. Flack tUMITRU ZMICALS, vALEN1ÌN DAViD, LAURA DAViD ATLANTIC CREDIT LYNVAL PETIERSON; JOOY ROBISON; UNKNOWN HEIRS porch Parking space mcl Avail S FINANCE. INC., UNKNOWN OWNERS AND NON-RCORD CLAIMANTS JHN PRUSIK, AMELlE PRUSIK July ist No petsS1295 * heat. Defendants AND LEGATEES OF JAMES SNYDER UNKNOWN OWNERS to place Defendants IS CH 07985 GENERALLY ANO NON RECORD CLAIMANTS, If interested call 847-420-5115 15 CH 002681 Defendants, 4318 DEMPSTER STREET Skokie, IL 61X176 644 LAPORTE AVENUE W1LMETTE, IL 60091 NOTICE Of SALE 11 CH 19956 Rental Misc NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Fore- PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Fore- PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of anad closure and Sale entered in the above cause on April 19, 2017, an closure and Sale entered in the above cause on AprO 25, 2017, an Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above entItled cause on April 12, agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at 10:30 AM on July 20. agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at 10-30 AM on July 27, 2016 Intercounty Judicial Sales Corporanlon will on Thursday, July 20, 201 7. at The Judicial Sales Corporation, One South Wacker Drive24th 2017, at liTe Judicial Sales Corporation, One South Wecker Drive - 24th 2017 at the hour of i 1 am in their office at l2OWest Madison Street, Garage N Side Chicago Floor, CHICAGO. IL, 60606 seil at public auction to the highest bidder, Just off Edens S Eisenhower Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606 sell at public euctron to the highest bidder, Suite 7185, Chicago, Illinois, sell at public auction to the highest bid- as set forth below, the following described real estate as set forth below, the following described real estate. der for cash, as set torth below, tIre following described mortgaged in the X-ways. Indoor partdrrg Commonly known as 4318 DSMPSTER STREET. Skokie, IL 60376 Secure Good Rates Commonly known as 644 LAPITRTE AVENUE, W1LMETFE, IL 60391 real estate: Properly loden No. i0-15-429-03BOl PropertY indes NO. OS-31-219-001. Monthly/Annual The real estate is improved with a single family residence P_l N. i0-24-4iS-0i5-2 773-736-6540 TITe real estate is improved with a single family residence. Commonly known as 1405 Cleveland Street, EvanstOn, IL 60202 Sale terms 25% down of the highest bid by certified funds at the Sale terins 25% dOwn Of the highest bid by certified funds at the The mortgaged real estate is improved with a 6 or less units The suc- close of the sale payable to The JUdicial Sales CorporatIon. No third close of the Sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation No third party checks wrIl be accepted The balance in certified funds/or wIre cessfsl purcSaser is entitled to possession of the property only The REAL ESTATE FOR partI checks will be accepted The balance in certrhed funds/or wire purchaser may only Obtain possession of units within the multi-unit transfer, is due within twenty-tour 124) hours NO tee shall be paId transfer, is due within twenty-tour 1241 hOurs No fee shell be paid SALE by the moragee acqstrmng the residential real estate pursuant to its property occupied by indIviduals named in the ordy of possession by the mortgagee acquiring tIle residential real estate pursuant to its Saleterms: 10% down by certIfied funds, balance, tiy certified funds, credit bid aflhe sale or by any rrrortgagee, judgment creditor, or other credit bid a! the sale or by any mortgagee, ludgment creditor, sr other within 24 hours. No refunds. The property will NOT be open for in- lierror acquiring the residential real estate whose rights in and to the Ilenor acquiring the residential reel estate whose rights in and to the residential real estate arose pnOr to the sale. The sublect property is spection residential real estate arose prior to the sale The subject property is For information call Ms. Kimberly S Reid at Plaintiff's Attorney, Kluever sublect to general real estate taxes, special assessments, pr special sublect to general real estate taxes, special assessments, or special taxes levied against said real estate and is offered tor sale without any & Platt, L.L C., 65 East Wacker Place, Chicago, Illinois 60601. 13121 tases Ieviedagalnst said real estate and is offered for sale without any 236-0377. representatiofl as to quality or quantity ot title arid without recourse representation as to QualIty Ot quantIty of htle and without recourse Residential for Sale to Plaintiff and in \AS 155conditiOn The sale is further sublect to INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION to Plaintìff and in \AS 155condition. The sale is further sublect to Selling Officer, 13121444-1122 confirmation by the court confirmation by the court. Upon payment in full 01 the amount bld, the purchaser will receive a 1723197 Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a 6/15/2017. 6/2212017. 6/29/2017 50104-46 Certificate of Sale tIraI will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real HISTORICAL BLUE ISLAND I estate after confirmation of the sale estate after confirmation of the sale. spacious ibr. beautiful area The property will NOI be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no bldg. lowly painted, w-t-w cvr- representation as to trie condition of the property Prospective bidders representation as to the condition of the property Prospective bidders pet $6/S larry 708-396-8088 are admonished to check the court tile to verify all information, are admonished to check the court file to verify all information IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Of COOK COUNT/ ILLINOIS lt this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser st the unit at If this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY OfV1ION the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assess- the foreclosure sale, other than a mortsagee, shall pay the assess- NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE LLC; ni Real Estate Wanted ments and the legal fees required by the Condominium Property roents and the legal fees required by 'the Condominium Property Plaintiff, Act, 765 ILCS 605/9181111 and lg!(4lIf this property is a condominium Act, 765 ILCS 605/IgJ11) and lgj(4(lt this property is a condominium vs unit which is part 01 a common interest community, the purchaser of unIt which is part ofa common interest community, the purchaser of SHAWN I GHADAMI AKA SHAWN GHADAMI; THE RIDGE the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the 200 CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATiON, UNKNOWN OWNERS assessments required by The Condominium Property Act. 765 1LCS assessments required by TIme Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS AND NONRECORD CLAIMANTS, 605/lB 5(g-1l 605/18 515-iL Defendants IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR IHOMEOWNtR), YOU lAVE THE RIGHT IF YOU AtTE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT 12 CH 396+8 TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTgR ENTRY OF AN ORDeR TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER PUBLIC NOTiCE 15 hereby given that pursuant to a Juilgment of Fore- OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-17011Cl OF THE 04: POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION ls-17o1(Cl OF THE closure entered in the above entitled cause on February 26, 2013, ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW Intercounty Judicial Sales Corporabon will on Friday July 28, 2017, at You sell need a photo identification issued by a government agency You will need a photo identification issued by a government agency the hour 01 ii am in their office at 120 West MaEson Street Suite EH Idriver's license, passport. etc.l in order to gain entry into our building (drivers license, passport, etc.l in order to gain entry into our building 7i8A. Chicago, Illinois, sell to the highest bidder for cash, the following Wanted 10 Lease An Apt. and the torvclosure sale room in cook County and The same identifi- and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and tIle same identA- described properly Park Ridge or Edison Park HavI cation for sales held at Other county venues where The LaSciaI Sales Dog, 2br, 20a Call B47-45-9204 cation for sales held at other county venues where The Judicial Sales PIN. 11-30-119-050-1021 Corporation conducts foreclosure sales Corporation conducts foreclosure sales. Commonly known as 203 Ridge Avenue, Unit ZA, Evanston, IL 60202 For information Visit Our website at sersrceatty-plerce.com. between For information, examine the court file or contact Plaintiff's attorney The morTgaged reel estate is improved with a condominium resi- the hours of 3 and 5pm McCalla ftayrrrer Lembert Pierce, LLC, Plaintiff's CODILIS S ASSOCIATES PC. 1SWO3O NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE dence The purchaser of tIse unit other than e morigagire shall pay the APARTMENT FOR Attorneys, One North Dearborn Street, Sulle 1200, Chicago, IL 60602 103, BURR RIDGE, IL 6027, (63cl 794-9876 Please refer to Ele number assessments and the legal fees required by sutidruisloos (l1l and lgJ Tel No 13121 416-5500. Please refer to Ele number B593 14-14-22465. 141 01 Section 9 of the Condominium Property Act Sale terms 25% RENT? THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION down by certified funds, balance within 24 hours, by certIfied funds One South Wacker DrIve, 24tf1 Floor. Chicago, IL 60606-4650 1312! One South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 (312) NO refunds. The property will NOT be open for Inspeccon Upon pay- rfj The search begins 236-SALE 236-SALE ment in full of the amount bid, the purcsaser will receive a Certificate You can also sOit The Judicial Sales Corporation at wwwtlsccom for a You can also visit The JudicIal Sales Corporation at tjsccom for a of Sale which will entitle the purchaser to a Deed to the premises after herel Many 7day status report of pending sales 7 day siatus report of pending sales confirmation ot the sale apartment and home NOTE Pursuant to tIse Fair Debt Collection Practices Act you are For information Visit our website et http //sersice.atiy-piel-cecom. 6/8/2017, 6/1S/201 7, 6/22/2017 4997693 advised that Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to be a debt collector at- Between 3 p.m and S p.m. only. McCalIa Raynier Leibisrt Pierce LLC, hunters check the tempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used Pleintiffu2ol9s Attorneys, 1 North Dearbom Street Chicago, Illinois Classitieds before for that purpose 60602 Tel.No 13121 476-5500 Refer to File Number 6t96S 1721783 INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION looking far a new 6/1 5/201 7, 6/22/201 7, 6/29/2017 5010405 Selling Officer, 1312)4-4-4-1122 723158 place to live. 6/22/2017, 6/29/2017, 7/6/2017 50294.49 Advertise your rental units with us to get a hi iump on the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Of COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY ILLINOIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIV1SION COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIViSiON competitiont Call COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIV1SION DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, AS THE BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON FK,A ThE BANK OF U.S RANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS INDENTURE 866-399-0537 or visit TRUSTEE FOIl THE HOLDERS OF THE CDC MORTGAGE NEW YORK AS TRUSTEE FOR THE TRUSTEE FOR APOLLO RESIDENT1AL MORTGAGE CAPITALTRUST 2033-HEi MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATEHOLDERS DF THE CWABS, INC , ASSET- placeanad. SECURI11ZATION TRUST 2013-1 CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2003-HEi; BACKEDCERTIFICATES, SERIES 2005-12 Plaintiff, tribunesuburbs.com Plaintiff, Plaintiff, vs so. vs STAVROS PAPALEXATOS, KONSTANTINA PAPALEXATOS, TRAVON BONNER; MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC ANtONIO SAN JOSE; GLENDA SAN JOSE AKA GLENDA JOSEPH MILlO. UNKNOWN OWNERS. GENERALLY, AND A. SAN JOSE, UNKNOWN OWNERS ANO NON RECORD REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC , AS NOMINEE FOR NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS COUNIRW4IDE HOME LOANS, INC., ITS SUCCESSORS BUSINESS OWNERS CLAIMANTS, Defendants, Defendants, AND ASSIGNS Advertise with us! 15 CH 414 Defendants 15 CH 4611 16 CH 125ó0 NOTICE OF SALE 866 NOTICE Of SALE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Fore- PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant Io a Judgment of Fore- NOTICE OF SALE closure and Sale entered in the above entitled cause ori January 13, The Clossifieds can closure and Sale entered in the above entitled cause on September PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of 2017 Intercounty Judicial Saies Cprporation will on Thursday. July 20. 20. 2016 mntercounty Judicial Sales Corporation will on Thursday, July Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above entitled cause irrtercounty 2017 at the hour of i i atri in their office at 125 West Madison Street. showcase your 20, 2017 at the hour of ii e m in their office at 120 West Madison Judicial Sales Corporation will on Friday, July 21 , 2017 at the hour of il Suite 7i8A, Chicago, Illinois, sell at public auction to the highest bid- Street, 5511e 718A, Chicago, Illinois. sell atpublic auction to the highest e m. in their office at 120 West Madison Street, Suite 718A, Chicago, der for cash, as set forth below, the following described mortgaged business and bidder for cash, as set forth below, the following described mortgaged Illinois, tell at public auction to the highest bidder tor cash, as set forth real estate below, the following described mortgaged real estate: real estate, services!Advertise Pl.N 13-1B-3O4-009- 3990537 Pl.N 10-13-303-020-0000, RIN. i0-i3-1O6-0i7-. your cleaning Commonly known as 2301 Foster Street, Evanston, IL 60201 Commonly known as 6941 West Montrose Avenue, Harwood Heights, Commonly known us 1616 Fowler Avenue, Evanston, IL 60201 IL 60706 service, mortgage The mortgaged real estate is improved with a single family residence. The mortgaged real estate is improxed with e single family residence. The mortgaged real estate is improved with a sin5le family residence. company or daycare lt the sublecl mortgaged real estate is a unit st a common Interest t the sublect mortgaged real estate Is a unIt ora common interest If the sublect mortgaged real estate is u unit or a comnon interest community, the purchaser of the unit other than a mortgagee shall community, the purchaser of the unit other than a mortgagee shall community, the purchaser st the unit other than a mortgagee shall with us today! pay the assessments reguired by subsection 1g-il of Section 18.5 of pay the assessments required by subsection 1g-1) ot Section 18 5 of pay the assessments reguired by subsection 15-il of SecTion iR 5 of the Condominium Property Act tIre Condominium Property Act. tIle Condominium PropertyAct Sale terms 10% down by certified funds, balance, by certified funds, Sale terms: 10% down by certified funds, balance, by certified funds, Sale terms; 10% down by certified funds, balance, by certified funds, Call 866-399-0537or within 24 hOurs. NO refunds. The property will NOT be open for in- within 24 hours. No refunds. The property will NOT be open for s- within 24 hours No refunds The property will NOT be speri for in- ('Idsifìeds spection spection spection visit us onlineat For information call Ms Kimberly S Reid at PlaintIff's Attorney. Kluever For information call Sales Department at Plaintiffs Attorney, Manley For information call Ms Kimberly tr Reid at PlaintIff's Attorney, Kluever & Platt, L.L.C., 65 East Wecker Place, Chicago, Illinois 60601. (312) Geas Kochalski, LLC One East Wacker Drive, Chicago, Illinois 60601. placeanad tribune 16-Ó28361 F2 S Platt, L.L.C., 65 East Wecker Place, Chicago, illinois &ióOi 13121 236-1X177 16141 220-5611 236-0077. GET suburbs.com INTEI1COUNTY JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION Selling Officer, 13121444-1122 INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION Selling Officer, (312) 444-1122 Selling Officer, 13121444-1122 1723199 l7233'37 1723200 RESULTS! Judicial Sales - Real 6/15/2017, 6/22/2017, 6/29/2017 5010486 6/15/2017, 6/22/2017, 6/29/2017 5010518 6/15/201 7, 6/22/2017, 6/29/201 7 5010506 Estate Living Section 2 Thursday, June 22,2017 ,,orporation conductsforeclosuresaies -by themortgageeacquiringresidentialrealestatepursuanttoits 6/22/2017, 6/29/2017.7/6/20175029414 for thatsurpose. tempting tocollectadebtandanyinformationobtainedwillbeused advised thatPlaintiff'sattorneyisdeemedtobeadebtcollectorat- NOTE: PursuanttotheFairDebtCollectionPracticesActyouare 7 daystatusreportofpendingualeu. You canalsovisitTheJudicialSalesCorporationatw 236-SALE One SouthWackerDrive,24thFloor,Chicago,IL60606-465013121 THE JUDICIALSALESCORPORATION CODILIS &ASSOCIATES,PC.,1SWO3ONORTHFRONTAGEROAD,SUITE For information,examinethecourtfileorcontactPlaintiff'sattorney: cation forsalesheldatOthercountyvenueswhereTheJudicialSales and tIletoreclosuresalerootsinCookCountythesameidentifi- Idriver's license,passport,etc-1inOrdertogainentryIntoourbuilding You willneedaphotoidentificationissuedbygovernmentagency ILLINOIS MORTGAGEFORECLOSURELAW OF POSSESSION,INACCORDANCEWITHSEC1]ON1S-t7011ClTHE TO REMAININPOSSESSIONFOR30DAYSAFTERENTRYOFANORDER IF YOUAltETHEMORTGAGORIHOMEOWNER),HAVERIGHT 605/lB assessments ref5uireclbyTheCondominiumPropertyAct.765ILCS the unitatforeclosuresaleotherthanamortgageeshallpay unit whichispartofacommoninterestcommunity.thepurchaser Act. 765ILCS6O5/9Jt1land123(41. ments andthelegalfeesrequiredbyTheCondominiumProperty the foreclosuresale,otherthanamortgagee,shallpayassess- If thispropertyisacondominiumund,thepurchaserofunitat are admonishedtochecktheCourtfileverifyallinformation representatlon astotheconditionofpropertyProspectivebidders The propertywillNOTbeoperiforinspectionandplaintiffmakesno estate afterconfirmationofthesale Certificate ofSalethatwillentitlethepurchaserfoadeedtoreal Upon paymentinfulloftheamountbld,purchaserwillreceivea confirmation bythecourt to Plaintiffandin\'ASIS\ representation astoqualityorquantityoftitleandwithoutreçourse taxes levi60againstsaidrealestateandISofferedforsalewithoutany subject togeneralrealestatetaxes,specialassessments.or residentIal realestatearosepriortothesale.ThesubtectpropertyIS Senor acquiringtheresitlentialrealestatewhoserightsInandto credit bidaffhesaleorbyanymortgagee,judgmentcreditor,other franster, ISduewithintwenty-four1241houru.Nofeeshallbepaid party checkswillbeaccepted.Thebalanceincertifiedfunds/orwIre close ofthesalepayabletoTherudicialSalesCorporation.Nothird Sale ternis25%downofthehIghestbidbycertifiedfundsat The realestateISimprovedwitharesidence Property IndeuNo.10-33-200-060-0000 Commonly knownan5117TOLIHYAVENUE.SKOKIE,IL60077 as setforthbelow,thefollowingdescrIbedrealestate Floor, CHICAGO.IL,60606seIlatpublicauctiontothehIghestbIdder, 2017. atTheJudIcialSalescorporatIon,OneSouthWackerDrIve-24th agent forTheJudicialSalesCorporation,willat1030AMonJuly31, closure andSaleenteredIntheabovecauseonAprO26.2017,an PUBLIC NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENthatpursuanttoaJudgmentofFore- NOTICE OFSALE 5117T01J1IYAVENUE SKOKIE,IL60077 pefendants ANTS GRACE MSTAMPLE.UNKNOWNOWNERSANDNONRECORDCLAIM PlaintIff, CHEMICAL BANK COUNTY DEPARTMENT-CHANCERYDIVISION 722557 14-16-13785, 100, BURRRIDGE,IL60527,1630179d-9876Pleaserefertofilenumber 16 CH014511 N THECIRCUITCOURTOFCOOKCOUNTY,ILLINOIS Estate Judicial Sales-Real placeanacl.tribunesuburbs.com To PlaceAnAd Online goto: condition Thesaleisfurthersublectto If thispropertyisacondominium Estate Judic ales -Real tJsccorn fora 6/8/2017, 6/15/2017.6/22/20174997715 for thatpurpose tempting tocollectadebtandanyinformationobtainedwillbeused advised thatPlaintiff'sattorneyiodeemedtobeadebtcollectorat- NOTE: PursuanttotheFairDebtCollectionPracticesActyouare 7 daystatusreportofpendingsales You canalsovisitTheJudicialSalesCorporationatw.tIsc,comfora 236-SALE One SouthWackerDrive,24thFloor,Chicago,IL60606-465013121 THE JUDICIALSALESCORPORATION 14-16-11171 loo, BURRRIDGE,IL60527,16301794-9876Pleaserefertofilenumber CODILIS &ASSOCIATES,PC.,1556030NORTHFRONTAGEROAD,SUll'Il For information,examinethecourtfileorcontactPlaintiff'sattorney: Corporation conductsforeclosuresaies. cation forsalesheldatothercountyvenueswhereTheJudicialSales and theforeclosuresaleroominCookCountysameidentifi- Idriver's license,passport,etc.linordertogainentryintoourbuilding You willneedaphotoidentificationissuedbygovernmentagency ILLINOIS MORTGAGEFORECLOSURELAW. OF POSSESSION,INACCORDANCEWITHSECTION15-17011ClTHE TO REMAININPOSSESSIONFOR30DAYSAFTERENTRYOFANORDER IF YOUARETHEMORTGAGORIHOMEOWNERI,HAVERIGHT 605/18.5W-11 assessments requiredbyTheCondominiumPropertyAct,7651LCS the unitatforeclosuresaleotherthanamortgageeshallpay unit whichispartofacommoninterestcommunity,thepurchaser Act, 7651LCS605/91,gllllandlg)(41. ments andthelegalfeesrequiredbyTheCondominiumProperty the foreclosuresale,otherthanamortgagee,shallpayassess- If thispropertyisacondominiumunit,thepurchaxerofunitat are admonishedtocheckthecourtfileverifyallinformation representation astotheconditionofproperty.Prospectivebidders The propertywillNOTbeoponforinspecflovandplaintiffmakesno estate afterconfirmationofthesale Certificate ofSalethatwillentitlethepurchasertoadeedreal Upon paymentinfulloftheamountbid,purchaserwillreceivea confirmation bythecourt. to Plaintiffandin\ASIS\ representation asIOqualityorquantityoftitleandwithoutrecourse taxes leviedagainstsaidrealestateandisofferedfortalewithoutany subject togeneralrealestatetaxes,specialassessments,or residential realestatearosepriortothesale.Theoublectpropertyis liesor acquiringtheresidentialrealestatewhoserightsinandto credit bidatthesaleorbyanymortgagee,udgmentcreditor,other by themortgageeacquiringresidentialrealestatepursuanttoits transfer, isduewithintwenty-four1241hoursNofeeshallbepaid party checkswillbeacceptedThebalanceincertihedfunds/orwire close ofthesalepayabletoThefudicialSalesCorporation.Nothird Sale terms:25%downofthehighestbidbycertifiedfundsat Tse realestateisimprovedwitharesidence Property IndexNo.10-22-305-050-0000. Commonly knownas8357N.KENNETHAVENUE,SKOKIE,IL60076 as setforthbelow,thefollowingdescribedrealestate: Floor, CHICAGO,IL60606sellatpublicauctiontothehighestbidder, 2017, atTheJudicialSalesCorporation,OneSouthWackerDrive-24th agent forTheJudicialSalesCorporation,willat10.30AMoriJuly20, closure andSaleenteredintheabovecauseonApril14,2017,an PUBLIC NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENthatpursuanttoaJudgmentofFore- NOTICE OFSALE 8357 N.KENNETHAVENUESKOKIE,IL60076 16 CH016182, Defendants SAMIR ZAIA Plaintiff, NATIONSTAR MORTGAGELLC COUNTY DEPARTMENT-CHANCERYDIVISION IN THECIRCUITCOURTOFCOGlICOUNTY,ILLINOIS 721617 Judicial Sales-Real Estate condition. Thesaleisfurthersubjectto If thispropertyisacondominium Estafe Judicial Sales-Real 6/8/2017, 6/15/2017,6/22/20174997727 Selling Officer,13i2l444-1122 INTEJ1COUNTY JUDICIALSALESCORPORATiON lawgroup.com 24hourspriortosaleF16010221 605631890. 16301453-6960,FOrBiddinginstructionsvisitw,alo- selmo LindbergOliverLLC,1771WestDiehlRoad,Naperville,illinois For informationcallTheSalesDepartmentatPlaintiff'sAttprney,An' spection. within 24hours.Norefunds,ThepropertywillNOTbeopenforin- Sale terms:10%downbycertifiedfunds,balance, the CondominIumPropertyAct. pay theassessmentsrequiredbysubsectionW-ilofSection185 community, thepurchaserofunitotherthanamortgageeshall If thesubjectmortgagedrealestateisaunitofcommoninterest Toe mortgagedrealestatesimprovedwithasipglefamilyresidence. Commonly knownas9107ForesfviewRoad,Evanston,Illinois60076 PIN. 10-id-405-054-0000 am, intheirofficeat120WestMadisonStreet,Suite71BA,Chicago, cial SalesCorporationwillonTuesday,July1,2017atthehourof11 closure andSaleenteredintheaboveentitledcauseintercountyJuts- VANDERGRIFF, STATEOFILLINOISDEPARTMENT ss for thatpurpose. advised thatPlaintiff'sattorneyisdeemedtobeadebtcollectorat- THE JUDICIALSALESCORPORATION below, thefollowingdescribedmortgagedrealestate: Illinois, sellatoublicauctiontothehighestbidderforcash,assetforth PUBLIC NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENthatpursuanttoaJudgmentofFore- NOTICE OFSALE 16 CH1766 Defendants, NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS REVENUE; VICTORIAHOUSE;UNKNOWNOWNERSAND DENNIS VANDERGRIFFAK.AEUGENE Plaintiff, FREEDOM MORTGAGECORPORATION COUNTY DEPARTMENT-CHANCERYDIVISION IN THECIRCUITCOURTOFCOOKCOUNTYILLINOIS 6/1 5/2017,6/22/2017.6/29/20175010356 tempting tocollectadebtandanyinformationobtainedwillbeused NOTE PxrsuanttotheFairDebtCollectionPracticesActyouare 7 daystatusreportofpendingsales. You canalsovisitTheJudicialSalesCorporationat 236-SALE One SouthWackerDrive,24thFloor,Chicago,IL60606-465013121 263-0003 PleaserefertofilenumberC16-37816. ATES, PC.,223WESTJACKSONBLVD,STE610,Chicago,IL60606,13121 For information,contactPlaintiff'sattorney:POTESTIVO&ASSOCI- Corporation çonductsforeclosuretales cation forsalesheldatothercountyvenueswhereTheJudicialSales and theforeclosuresaleroominCookCountysameidentifi- Idriver's license,passport,etc.linordertogainentryintooarbuilding YOU willneedaphotoidentificationissuedbygovernmentagency ILLINOIS MORTGAGEFORECLOSURELAW. OF POSSESSION,INACCORDANCEWITHSECTION15-17011clTHE TO REMAININPOSSESSIONFOR30DAYSAFTERENTRYOFANORDER IF YOUARETHEMORTGAGORIHOMEOWNERI,HAVERIGHT 605/18.5W-11 aosesoments requiredbyTheCondominiumPropertyAct,765ILCS the unitatforeclosuresaleotherthanamortgageeshallpay unit whichispartofacommoninterestcommunity,thepurchaser Act, 7651LCS605/960111andIgl(41 ments andthelegalfeesrequiredbyTheCondominiumProperty the foreclosuresale,otherthanamortgagee,shallpayassess- If thispropertyisacondominiumunit,thepurchaserofunitat are admonishedtocheckthecourtfileverifyallinformation. representation astotheconditionofproperty.Prospectivebidders The propertywillNOTbeopenforinspectionandplaintiffmakesno estate afterconhrmationofthesale Certificate ofSalethatwillentitlethepurchasertoadeedreal Upon paymentinfulloftheamountbid,purchaserwillreceivea confirmation bythecourt. to Plaintiffandin\"ASIS\ repd'esentation astoqualityorquantityoftitleandwithoutrecourse taxes leviedagainstsaidrealestateandisofferedforsalewithoutany subpct togeneralrea!estatetaxes,specialassessments,pr residential realestatearosepriortothesale.Thesubjectpropertyis lienor acquiringtheresldentialrealestatewhoserightsinandto credit bidat'thesaleorbyanymortgagee,Jadgmentcreditor,other by themortgageeacquiringresidentialrealestatepursuanttoits transfer, isduewithintwenty-four.1241hours,Nofeeshallbepaid party checkswillbeaccepted.Thebalanceincertifiedfunds/orwise close ofthesalepayabletoThIlJudicialSalesCorporation.Nothird Sale terms:25% The JudgmentamofintwasS30,s33.45. The realestateisimprovedwithasinglefamilyresidence. Propertylndex No.1016211053 Commonly knownas9osgLINDERAVENUE,Skokie,IL60077 forty belowthefollowingdescribedrealestate CHICAPO, IL,60606,sellatpublicauctiontothehighestbidder,asset The JadicialSaIRsCorporationOneSouthWackerDrive-24thFloor, forThe JudicialSalesCorporation,willat10:30AMonJuly24,2017,ut closure andSaleenteredritheabovedauneonApril3,2017,anagent PUBLIC NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENthatpurthanttoaJudgmentofFore- NOTICE DFSALE 9035 N.LINDERAVENUESkokie,IL 16 CH15904 Defendants NANCIAL, LLC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS,INC.AS-NOMINEEFORHOMECOMINGSFI- IARINELA L.MILONEAN,CORNELIAVULTUR,MORTGAGEELECTRONIC Plaintiff, THROUGH CERTIFICATES,SERIES2007-QA3 DENTIAL ACCREDITLOANS,NC,MORTGAGEASSETBACKEDPASS- DEUTSCHE BANKTRUSTCOMPANYAMERICASASTRUSTEEFORRESI- COUNTY DEPARTMENT-CHANCERYDIVISION IN THECIRCUITCOURTOFCOOKCOUNTY,ILLINOIS 722188 721147 Estate Judicial Sales-Real Get storiesbytheweek andhour Visit uson'ineformorecommunity newstohelp OU makeinformeddecisionsaround theclock. wn ofthehighestbidbycertifiedfundsat Qhîcao chicagotribune.com/suburbs condition, Thesaleisfurthersubtectto if thispropertyisacondominium 0077) Judicial Sales-Real Estate i / :riLninc tloc.com fora 6/15/2017, 6/22/2017,6/29/20174893751 for thatpurpose. tempting tocollectadebtandanyinformationobtainedwillbeused advised thatPlaintiffsattorneyisdeemedtobeadebtcollectorat- TJSC#: 37-2344 Case Number16CH9092 Attorney Code4452 Attorney FileNO,16-5300-3W E-Mail: Irodriguezhr0law.c0m 13121 372-2020 CHICAGO, IL60602 29 EMadison,Ste950 HAUSELMAN, RAPPIN&OLSWANG,LTD. 7 daystatusreportofpendingsales. You canalsovisitTheJuoicialSalesCorporationatwse.ttsc.comfora 236-SALE One SouthWackerDrive,24thFlOor,Chicago,IL60606-465013121 THE JUDICIALSALESCORPORATION 372-2020 Pleaserefertofilenumber16-5100-3B4 & OLSWANG.LTD., Corporation conductsforeclosuresales cation forsalesheldatOthercountyvenueswhereTheJudicialSales and theforeclosuresaleroominCookCounty'tilesameidentifi- (driver's license,passport.etc.linordertogainentryintoourbuilding You willneedaphotoidentificationissuedbygovernmentagency ILLINOIS MORTGAGEFORECLOSURELAW. OF POSSESSION,INACCORDANCEWITHSECTION15-17011ClTHE TO REMAININPOSSESSIONFOR30DAYSAFTERENTRYOFANORDER 605/18 51g-lI assessments requiredbyTheCondominiumPropertyAct,765ILCS the unitatforeclosuresaleotherthanamortgageeshallpay unit whichispartofacommoninterestcommunity,thepurchaser Act, 765ILCS605/9(gJ{llandIgJ(4l. ments andthelegalfeesrequiredbyTheCondominiumProperty the foreclosuresale,otheithanamortgagee,shallpayassess- If thispropertyisacondominiumunit,thepurchaserofunitat ders areadmonishedtocheckthecourtfileverityallinformation, no representationastotheconditionofpropertyProspectivebid- right toredeemdoesnotarise,thereshallbenoofredemption sBbsection Idiofsection3720title38theUnitedStatesCoOe, sos sitheHousingActof1950,asamended112U.S.C.1701k),and is longer,andinanycasenwhich,andertheprovisionsofsection or theperiodallowableforredemptionunderStatelaw,whichever arising undertheinternalrevenuelawsperiodshallbe120days dRIP ofsalewithinwhichtoredeem,exceptthatwithrespectalien of theUnitedStates,Statesshallhaveoneyearfrom estate afterconhrmationofthesale a CertificateofSalethatwillentitlethepurchasertodeedreni firmation bythecourt. to PlaintiffandinASIScondition.Thesaleisfurthersublectcon- representation astoqualityorquantityoftitleandwithoutrecourse taxes leviedagainstsaidrealestateandisofferedforsalewithoutany sublect togeneralrea!estatetaxes,specialassessments,or residential realestatearosepriortothesale.Thesublectpropertyis lienor acquiringtheresidestalrealestatewhoserightsinandto credit bidatthesaleorbyarymortgagee,JudgmentcreditorOrOther by themortgageeacquiringreoldentialrealestatepursuanttoits transfer, isduewithintwenty-four1241hours, party checkswillbeaccepted.ThebalanceincertifIedfunds/orwire close ofthesalepayabletoTheJudicialSalesCorporationNothird The udgmentamountwas$42,18621. The realestateisimprovedwithamultiunitresìdentlal as setforthbelow,thefollowingdescribedrealestate Floor, CHICAGO,IL60606seIlatpublirauctiontothehighestbidder, 201 7atTheJudicialSalesCorporation,OneSouthWackerDrive.24th an agentforTheJudicialSalesCorporation,willat10.30AMonJuly24, Foreclosure andSaleenteredintheabovecauseonMarch10,20i7, NOTICE OFSALE Evanston, IL60201 734 NOVES,UNIT3 16 CH9092 Defendants CORD CLAIMANTS WOOD GARDENSCORPORAtION,UNKNOWNOWNERSANDNONRE- AVENUE GARAGECOMPANYANILLINOISCORPORATION,THEROOK- cbRDON DAVIDSOTO,UNITEDSTATESOFAMERICA,1600HINMAN Plaintiff, THE NORTHERNTRUSTCOMPANY COUNTY DEPARTMENT.CHANCERYDIVISION IN THECIRCUITCOURTOFCOlsECOUNTY,ILLINOIS NOTE: PursuanttotheFairDebtCollectionPracticesActyouare Judicial Sales-Real Estate IF YOUARETHEMORTGAGOR(HOMEOWNER),HAVERIGHT Upon paymentinfulloftheamountbid,purchaserwillreceive Commonly knownas734NOYES,UNIT3,Evanston,IL60201 For informationcontactPlaintiffsattorney.HAUSELMANRAPPIN The propertywillNOTbeopenforinspectionandplaintiffmakes Where asaleofrealestateismadetosatisfylienpriorthat PUBLIC NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENthatpursuanttoaJudgmentof Sale termu'25%downofthehighestbidbycertifiedfundsat Property IndexNo1107-l22-058-0000ANO11-07-122-004- 9 E.Madison,Ste.950ChICAGO,il606b2,(3121 If thispropertyisacondominium I!. Judicial Sales-Reaf Eslale NO feeshallbepaid 17 Living Section2 Thursday,June22,2017 i Mis- Illinois, the n-urnes and Cool, that at their NO 216 DISTRICT LEGAL NOTICE in your area! Ca I I 800-874--2863 NOTICE OF ORDINANCE IT PAYS TO READ THE CLASSIFIEDS PREVAILING WAGE RATES today to learn more MISSION BROOK SANITARY about home divliverss 1941, as amended Pas deter- By: /5/ Howard L Wa'tman TAKE NOTICE sion Brook Sanitary tWtrict at the County pursuant ta 'An Act iegulating wages o! laborers, mechanics and Other workers err'played in any public works by the State, county, city or any public body or any political sabdlvrllon or by anyone under contract tor public works" approved ori June 26, mined on and as e(tective from June 5, 2017 that thy gensoal. prevailiqg rate at wages in this locality tSr laborers, mechanics, and other workers eirgaged in the construction of ptibRc works coming under the lurlrdictiOn pf the Mission Brook Sanitary Dis- triO is the same as determined by the Department of Labor at the State of Illinoir for Cook County as of June 5, 2017. A copy of the full Ordinance and the Department of Labor deter- minason is available for inspec- tian byany tnterestei pa,I-ty in the main office of the Mission Brook Sanitary Oistrk.'t at 3505 Cornflower Trail, Norfhbrook, II- lisais, and to any em7loyer; as- sodlation of employeis and any person st emplsyee Or asso- dation of employees who have filed, or file addresses requesting copies of the same Mission Brook Sanitary DistriCt Cook County, Illinois 6/22/17 5020622 rIIPeIRrrfi-b Resolution 73.5 Prevailing Wage your gutters public works District IL. pursuant to need or NOFthbrOOk'Glenview Scheel Distnct 30 NOFthbrOOk'Glenview TO the extent and as required by the Prevailing Wige Act, TO the extent and as required by NOTICE OF School LEGAL NOTICE any employer association PREVAIUNG WAGE RATES Do you house painted, yard mowed Cleaned? Check Out our Service Directory in the clossifieds. ng rase at wages in this local- WHEREAS, the State of Illinois fias enacted trie Prevailing Wage Act, of Illinois fias enacted trie Prevailing WHEREAS, the State et, seq , and 820 ILCS 130/0,51 of Education of aforesaid Act requires that tse Board WHEREAS, the and ascertain the School District 30, investigate Nor'thbrooi/Glenvmew mecsanmcs wages as defined mn said Act for laborers, prevailing rate at School in the locality of said NorthbrookiGlenview and other workers public wc-rks, in performing construction of District 30 employed said BoarD of gducatioe, and has investigated and ascertained WHEREAS, the Board ot Education Conciliation and Median on Ser- from 15e illinois Department of Labor Trades for the County ct Cook, vice Prevailing Wages for Construction of Labor websise lhtfp:/,, as posted on tselliinois Department mllinois.gos-/idol) au of June 5, 2017, BY THE BOARD OF EDUCA11ON OF NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED DISTRICT 30: NORTH-BROOKJGLENVIEW SCHOOl. SECTION 1 to be the same as 5e pre- the Preva:lingWage Rates are ascertained work in tse Cook County area vailing rate on wages for construction of Labor of the State of Illinois as as de'fermined by the Department from rime to time An5 and of last posted rates and as amended wages by the Department at La revisions 3f the prevailing rate at investigation and ascertainment which take effect after Giotrict 30's 201 7 shall apply to any and all pub-- of tse reti? of wages as of Jane 5, by District 30 Any and all such lic works construction undertaken the Illinois Department of Labor's revisions will be made available on The definition of any terms ap- website lllttp /twillinoisgov/mdol(. abo used in aforesaid Act shall be peering ir this Ordinance which are the same as in said Act SECTION 2: Nothing herein contained shall be conulrved to apply said general prevailing rate of wages as herein ascertained to ais work or emploYment except public works construction of the NorlhbrooK/ Glenview School Diotrict 30 to the extent required by tse P'evailing Wage Ad. SECTION 3 The Northbrook/Glenview School Distnct 30 Board Secre- the tary shall make available tor inspecson by any mnterestedparty in main office at District 30 this determInation or any revisions of such prevailing rate at wage A copy of this determination or of thE' current revised determination of prevailing rate of wages that are n effect shall be vttached to all contract spoof ications SECTION 4- The Board Secretary shell Wail a copy of this determina- son to any employer, and to any persons or association of eniployees who havit tiled their names and addresses, requesting cope's of any at determination stating she particular rates and the particular class of SECTION 5 The Business Office shall promptly file a certified copy this Resolution with the Department of Labor of the State of Ilinois, SECTION 6 The Business Office shall cause so be published ir a nern- paper of general circulation within the area a copy of this Resolution, is and sact publication shall constitute notice that tse determination effective and this is the determination of this public body. Passed this 15 dayofJune, 2017. Chuck Gitles President, Board of Education Narthbrc'ok/Glenview School District 35 Cook County, Illinois Patrice Sam Friedman Secretary, Board of Education Northbrliok/Glenview School District 30 Cook County Illinois 6/22/2017 5027874 73.5 of Skokie 'An Act regulating wages of laborers, mechanics anO other liç works by the Ssate, county, city or any public body or any political subdivision or by any- on, and as effective from June T. 2517, that the general prevail- ity for laborers. mechanics, and construction of coming under the jurisdiction of the Skokie School District 73.5 Board of Education is the same a-i determined by the De- partmerlr Of Labor at the Stare of Illinois for Cook County as of June 2017 A copy Ot the full Ordinance and the Department at Labor denerrrrmrTatmOn is available foi inspection by any interested party in the main office of Skokie Scsool District 73.5 and to of employers and any person on employee or association of employees who save filed, or file their names and addresses, requesting copies at the same Skokie Board at Education 5000, East Prairie Road Skokie IL Cook lounty By Nicholvo Wecttl Secretary 6/22/21)17 5023153 FIND A REPAIRMAN workers whose wages wit be affected by such rates APPROVr1D' TAKE NOTICE that the Board of Educ.ltion of School District workers employed in any pub- one under contract for publIc works,' approved June 13, 2017 as amended, has determined Other workers engaged in the ,eE J. LJi 15, Illinois, adopted Debra that, by Prevailing I, or atteeds The genera) Executive the 1708 of adopted Jane nre's-. - Resolution STANDARDS LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE works " PUBLIC NOTiCE Library, 4613 N Oketo in your oreo! Kendrick, LIBRARY DISTRICT by PREVAILING WAGES EISENHOWER PBUC Coil 800-874-2863 THE CLASSIFIEDS COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS home-schooled IT PAYS TO READ PUBLIC NOTICE OF ADOP- today to learn mare RESOLUTION ESTABUSHING lION OF PREVAIUNG WAGE about home delivery Legal Notices NO. NOTICE OF RESOLUTION TAKE NOTICE that of the Vil- Budnik Village Clerk hereby certify lage si Norridge, NO 17-OB as- that Resolution Rate certalning the Prevailing work- of Wages for laborers, men and mechanics employed se public works of said Village of Norridge, was passed by the President and Board of TLustees on the 14th day at June 2017, pursuant to "An Act regulating wages of laborers, mechanics anO other workers employed in any public works by the State, county, city or any public body or any political subdivision or by anyone ander contract for public prevailing rate Of wages in this locality tor laborers, mecsanics, and other workers engaged in the construction of pubIc works coming under tse jurisdiction of the Village of Nornidge is the same as determined by the De- partment at Labor of the State of Illinois for Cook County. A copy of the full Resolution and the Department of Labor determination is available for inspec- tian by any interested party in tIle V/age Hall 4000 N Olcott Avenue, Nomdge, Illinois, and to any employer or association of employers and any person or association of employees who renuests copies of same 6/22/2017 5024946 TAKE NOTICE that on June 15 2017, the Board of Trustees of the Eisenhower Public Library District, Cook County, adopted Resolution 2017-3, tIe- termining prevailing wages for public works pursuant to 820 ILCS 130/1 et seq., the 'Tllinois Prevailing Wage Act" which determination is now elective and available for inspection by any interested party at Eisenhower Public Avenue in Harwood Heights, il- lisais Dated this 15th day of June, 2017 /5/ Tom Sticha, Secretary Pro Tern Eisenhower Public Library District Board of Trastees 6/22/2017 5027 S40 NOTiCE OF DETBRMINATION NOhce is given by the Board of Library Trustees of the North- brook Public Library resolution 2017, 55e NorthbrOOk Public LI' brary has rnade a determination of the Prevailing Rate of Wages as required by lImais Prevamsng Wage Act, ILCS 130/1 et seq (1993), formerly ILL Rev, Stat Ch. 48, par 395-let seq /5/ Amy Young Secretary Board of Trustees 6/22/20f 5027912 if you live in Nues Tswnssip and have a child in grades K-8 who lu a private scsool and you are çoncerned abour their educational growth and development, please contact Nies Township District for Special Educaton, Tarin rector, PH 847-965-9040, 8701 Menard, Morton Grove, IL 60053 6/22/2017 5023105 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the Board of Education of Golf School District 67, in the County of Cook, Morton Grove, Illinois that the 19th day of June, 2017, the Board of Education made a rie- termination Rates of wages as required by law. A current list of wage rutes is available in the District Admin- istrutlse Offices located at 9401 Waukegan Road, Morton Grove, Illinois Board of Education Golf School District 67 Cook County. lllinoio Samina Humain Secretary 6/22/20f7 5016955 I re- racks install- will be Improve- Associate questions bike Payment of All Center Bids must be placed Ibenches, Hutchinson, tarnishing and PUBLIc NOTICE Invitation to Bld a)tamanu.com YEAR 20172018 Takmff altamanu corn ORDINANCE FOR FISCAL PROPOSED APPROPRIATION Bid Notice ng ol new asphalt pavement, 20T7 TAKIFF CENTER SITE IM- Legal Notices NOTICE OF HEARtNG ON THE 1700 W Irsing Park Road, Ste nance will be available for re- lage Hall during normal business sours, Monday thru Friday from The Dlencoe Park District will The Dlencoe Park tor the 2017 accept sealed bids SITE IMPROVE- TAKIFF CENTER Center 1999 MENTS at Taklff Glencoe, lU Green Bay Road, The of exist ments prO(ect consists erosIon ing tree preservation, control, removal and haul off existing asphalt surfacing. con crete pavement stone edgirmg/ curbing. basketball soop post footing, light pole toiture drink- Ing fountain, fencing unii fence posts with tooting saw cut 110g ot fence posts S chain link fabnc concrete walks, concrete curb and gutter, depressed concrete curb, ADA tactile warning ties, concrete wheel-stops, site fur- nishmng and trash receptacles), drinking fountain Ifountain supplied by ownerl drainage, gradIng. utili ties, landscaping. earth mounds with landscape plants and sod restoration and a small area bio-swale, a large bio-swale as Alternate #1 and asphalt beal coating, crack-tilling and stnping ni existing parkinglots as Alter- nate #2 t'se selected csntractor is quired to Obtain all necessary permits with the Village of Glen- cou prior ro mobilization A non- mandatory pre-bmd conference will take place on Wednesda June 2B 2017 at 10:00am, CS at Takitf1 Center, 999 Green Bay Road, Glencoe, IL Performance and Labor bonds wIll be required prevailing wage rates required it a sealed envelope marked PROVEMENTS" and must be delivered on or before loam CST on Wednesday, July 12, 2017 to Chris Leber, 'Director of Parks s Maintenance, 999 Green Bay Road Glencoe, IL, 60022 mme- diately ther#after, bids will be opened and read. The Glencoe Park District encourages quali- tied minority-owned and wow- an-owned business enterprises to compete for and participate in the Park District's supply re- qamrementu. Prolect Manuals and bid doca- meoW can be downloaded start- in on or after Monday, Lune 26, 2 17 at 1 00 pm. CST Please contact the orslect Land- scape Architect at the following contact information for not/sc- non of how to download the documents. Phillip Principal or Lane Chen. Senior Landscape Architect Altamanu, Inc. 202 Chica o Illinois 60613 psilli Ian 773-528-7492 Please Note. Questions regarding this bid will be taken unhl Wednesday, July S 2017 at 5.00pm. No questions alter this date and time will be entertained mast be submitted in writing! via email to the contacts above Questions will not be answered over the phone 6/22/20175030960 A "Public Hearing" will be held by the President and Board of Truntees of the Village o! Lin- colnwood on Tuesday, July 18 2017 at 7:30PM, in tIle Council Chambers Lincolnwood Village Hall, 690ti N. Lincoln Avenue, Lmncolnwood, IL The purpose of the hearing is to consider the proposed Ap- propsation Ordinance for Fiscal Year 2017-201B A copy of the proposed Ordi- view starting July 3, 2017 at Vil- 9.00AM to500PM 6/22/175030303 ot or Hull, REPAIR qualified contract munIcipal at Advertise mortgage AND online ploceonod. well RENT? us gates 866-399-0537 LEGAL NOTICE ploceonod, Glenview Village lune 22, 2517 Hannalr here! Mon iump on the visit place to live. IL, 60026, or by calling Advertise with us! worts under this looking for a new competition! CoIl The search begins hunters check the Classifieds before APARTMENT FOR 866-399-0537 or visit tribunesuburbs.com The Clossifieds Can showcase your business and services! your cleaning service, company or doycare with us today! Calf visit ploceonod tri bu ne suburbs,com Call 866-399-0537 or tribunesuburbs,com apartment and home units with us to get a Bid Notice Advertise your rental BUSINESS OWNERS Official notIce is hereby given Official notIce is proposals that separate sealed in tse Office will be recemsed Agent, Glen- of the Purchasing Administrative view Village Hall, 2500 East Services Department, IL 60026 Lake Avenue, Glenview, time on July unhl 2:00 orn. local following: 1 1, 2017, for the RFP NO' 217018 RFP ON. OVERHEAD DOOR, AU' TOMATIC DOOR AND ELECTRONICALLY OPERATED MAINTENANCE SERVICES Scope of work ìncludes. The Villageof Glenview is seeking eoceptionally professional contractors to per- forni maintenance and repair services for overhead doors, automatic doors and electronically operated !acilmhes rsroughout the Village Tse work will include, bot is not limited to projects that are scheduled or pre-arranged as well as varIous routine maintenance, repair and/or emergency work on an "on-call" or on an us needed tasis Proposals may be obtained at Administrative Services Depart- ment, 2500 East Lake Avenue, Glen- view, (8471 724-1700 AI) shall comply with the Prevailing Wage Act of the State of Illinois, 820'ILCS 130/0.Oletseg S the Employment of Illinomo Workers on Public Works Act 130 ILCS 570/0.01 et seq I Offers may not be withdrawn br a period of one hundred twenty lr2ol days after closing date without the consent of rse Board of Trustees. Any Proposals submitted un- sealed, unsigned, tax transmis- sions or received subsequent to the aforementioned date und time, may be disqualified and returned to the bidder The VIllage st Glenvmew reserves the right to releO any and all proposals sr parts thereof, to waive any irregularities or infix- malitles in proposal procedures and to award hhe contract n a manner best serving the interest of the vIllage. Dated Bresson Purchasing Analyst 6/22/2017 5029572 NEW AD PLACEMENT go less other Call deposit addenda IL 60093; The suc- or receroed RENT? Your Stufi! RFB 8017-019 placeo nod. valuables! here! Many iump on the oumeyrnen and place to live. NOTICE TO BIDDERS Questions addenda acknowledgment looking far o new SELL SELL SELL STREETSCAPE PROJECT hunters check the Classitieds befare competition! Coil SPRUCE AND CHESThUT APARTMENT FOR The search begins 866-399-0537 or visit Placing an od in the tribunesuburbs.com classifieds is the most cast-effective woy to sell your home, cor or 866-399-0537 online to ploceonad. tribunesuburbs,com to place your advertisement, apartment and home units with us to get o Bid Notice Advertise your rental ng wage rates as determined ng the bid considered to be in The Village of Wrnnetka is now The Village of Wrnnetka bids for the accepting sealed tIar, and Hub- East Elm, Webt District bard Woods Commercial and Streetscape Specifications Plans, and any forum may be obtained through tse Village of Winnetka website at Irttp //www.villageofwmnnetka. org/departments/f inance/bid- and-proposul-opportumtmes/. No liard copy plans or specIfica- rions will be available as part of the bidding process. Questions regarding tIle plans and spec/i- catIons s5aIl be directed to tIme AssIstant Director of Finance, NIck Mostardo. in wnting. or by email at nmostardoOwinnetka org. than five days prior to the time of opening of bido will not be answered Addenda nell he placed on the Village's website, lt io the responsIbility of the potential Vendor/Contractor tO tregoently check t5is website for any lu- tore addenda Vendors/Contrac- tors will be required to submit all forms with their bid submittals Bid Opening. Sealed bids will be received by the Assistant FInance Director, at STO Green Bah Road Winnetka until 10:36 a m. Ilocul time), July 20, 2017, at which time or as soon thereafter as possible, bids will be oublicly osened and read aloud. LATE dIOS WILL NOI' BE ACCEPTED. Bid Security Bids must be ac corrrpanied by a bid of at least 10% of tIre total bid amount. Bid deposits may be in the torni of a bid bond, ca- shier's check, money order or bank draft Performance Bond cesstul bidder shall be required to provide a Performance Bond of 100% of the total contract amount Insurance: Upon award of the contract, the successful bIdder will be repulsed to furnish certificates and polmcieo of inbur- unce as required by the sped- Ilcations Prevailing Wage Rates- The suc- cesoful bidder shall be required to pay not less than the prevaIl- mn accordance with the Illinois wage Law to all laborers, crafts- men, workers employed in the work necessitated by the fulfillment of this contract The Village reserves the right to re(ect any or all bids in whole or in part, to waive or not to waive formalities there!n, and accept- the best interest of the Village of Wmnnetka 6/22, 6/29, 7/6, 7/13/2017 5030987 RENT? placeanad. here! Many jump on the place fo live. looking far o new competition! Call hunters check the Classifieds before The search begins APARTMENT FOR 866-399-0537 or visit tribunesuburbs,cam CoIl 866-399-0537 or visit placeanod. tribunesuburbs,cam units with us to get a apartment and home Estate Advertise your rental Judicial Sales - Real Judicial NEW AD PLACEMENT For Glen- state taxes. special assessments, or special as S212,820.O1 Property Index NO. 10-23-126-020-0000; 10-23126-069O00O. Property Index NO. 10-23-126-020-0000; invitation to Bid Surplus Water Craft For information, contact the sales department, ANSELMO LIND- Sale terms. 25% domO of tIle highest bid by certIfied funds at the Sale terms. 25% domO of tIle highest The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes PUBLIC NOTICE IS HI REBE GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of PUBLIC NOTICE IS HI REBE GIVEN IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGc)R HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT Upen payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive Commonly known as 8501 MONTICELLO AVENUE, Skokie, IL 60076 Commonly known as 8501 MONTICELLO Bid Notice NOTE: Pursuant to nf ie Fair Debt Collection Practices Act you are LEGALS Judicial Sales - Real Judicial Estate Sealed Bids will be o lened lune Minimum Bld $2500 1771 W Dm51 Road, Suite 120 (il Inflatable Zumro Ove Rescue Boat/Itamler with 6OHP Mercury Outboaid Engine has low hours Boat/Itailer/Motor is sold in asis condition No warranty The Glencoe Park District will accept sealed bids foi: Information and Bid °orm con. tact aobby Collins bcollinsO glencoeparkdiutrlct.cimm coe Park District 999 Oseen Bay Road Glencop IL 60022 29th 2017 at 1:OOp o at loca- tIon listed above 6/22/2017 5030964 ANSELMO LINDBERG OLIVER LLC NAPERVILLE, IL 60563 (6301 4S3-6960 E-Mail: foreclosurenoticefal-illinois.com Attorney File No F16100102 Attorney ARDC No 3126232 Attorney Code 58852 Case Number: 16 CH 14223 TJSC#. 37-4312 advised that Plaintiff s attorney Is deemed to be a debt collector at- tempting to collect a lIebt and any information obtained nell be usRd for ttat purpose 6/22/2017, 6/29/2017, 7/6/2017 4953704 THE JUDICIAL SALES C(IRPORATION One South Wacker Orne, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 6O6064650 13121 236-SALE a You can also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at www.tlsc.com for 7 day status report of lending sales BERG OLIVER LLC, T7;'l W OiehI Road, Suite 120, NAPERV1LLE, IL BERG OLIVER LLC, T7;'l W OiehI Road, Suite 120, NAPERV1LLE, 60563 (6301 453-6960 For bidding instructions, visit w.fal-iIlinois corn. ftlease refer to tilo number FT6100102. Vos will need a photo dentification issued by a government agency (driver's license, passpsrt, etc I in order to gain entiy into our building and tse foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same dentin- cation for sales held at other county venues where The Ludicial Sales Corporation conducts foreclosure sales TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER DF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-17011Cl 0F THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW lt this property is a condominium unit, or a unit which is part of a common interest community, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale, other than a mortyagee, shall pay the assessments and the legal tees rettiiired by The Ccndominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 6O5/9lI(1) and lII4l. In accOrdance with 735 ILCS SI1S-lSO7lclLll(h-ll and R-2), 765 l[CS 60S/9(2J5), and 765 ILCS 605/18 51g-11. you are hereby noti- fled that the purchaser of the property, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assessments arid legal fees required by subsections Jl1) and of (g)l4 of section 9 and the assessments reguired by subsechon IR-lI section 18.5 of the Illinois Condominium Property Act. The IodgiTTent amount Judicial Sales Corporation No third close of the sale payablu to The balance Ifl CertifIed fuodsior wce oart5/ checks will be accepted. The (24) hours No fee shall be paid fransfer, is due within twenty-four its by the mortgagee acguiiing the residential real estate pursuant to çredit bid at the sale or lIp Ony mortgagee, Ludgment creditor, or other tIle Ilenor acquiring the reulOentlal real estate whose rights in and to is resIdential real estate aiose prior to the sale. TIle sublect property sublect to general real taxes IevieO against said real estate and IS offered for sale without any representetloll as to quality or quBotity of title and wIthout recourse to Plaintiff and in AS IS condition. The sale is further sublect to con- flrmation by the court. a Certificate ot Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real estate after confirmation of the safe. no representation as to the condition of tIre poperty. Prospective bid- dero are admonished to check the court file to verify all information. The real eutate s improsed with a single famIly Teuldence The real eutate s improsed with a NOTICE OF SALE above cause on AprIl 28,'O17, an Foreclosure and Sale entered in the will at 10.30 AM on JUly 31, agent for The JuAciaL Sales Corporation, One South Wacker Drive - 24th 201 7, at The Ludiclal Sales Corporation, public auction to the hIghest bidder, Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606 seIl at real estate. as set forth below, the folrowlng described 16 CH 14223 8501 MONTICELLO AVENJE SkokIe, IL 60076 SYED SALEEM HYDER AKA SVEL) S. HYDER AKA SYED HYDER, SAMINA AKA SVEL) S. HYDER AKA SYED SYED SALEEM HYDER MIDAMERICA NATIONAL ASSOCIATION S/B/M RYDER PNC BANK O ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE BANK. SB, STATE Defendants PNC BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION PNC BANK, NATIONAL Plaintiff, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 01 COOK COUNTY. ILLINOIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT - CHANCERY DIViSION COUNTY DEPARTMENT Y VILLAGE OF GLEN VIEW GLEN CAPITAL PROJECTS FUND - $59.590: STATEMENT OF REVENUES AND EXPENDITURES FOR YEAR ENDED Intergovernmental - Grants $51 .216; Other Revenue $3,050; Investment Income $5.324.\ DECEMBER 31, 2016 AND A NOTICE OF AVAILABILITY OF THE ANNUAL AUDIT REPORT AND THE TREASURER'S REPORT ENTERPRISE FUND GROUP GLENVIEW WATER FUND - $18.155,742: Water Chargen $13.177,100; Late Payment Feen $173,217; Water Meters Sales A Remote Readers $3,740, Water for Construction $4,835; Water NOTICE OF AVAILABILTY Connection Charges $151,509, Issuance of Debt $3,872,432, Other Revenue $765,694; Investment Income $7.215 The Comprehensive Annual Financial Repurt (CAER) and the Annual Treasure(n Report for the Fiscal Year beginning January 12016 and ending December 31 2016 are available on the Village of Glenview website located at www.olenview.il us. In addition, the annual reports are available ter WHOLESALE WATER FUND - $2,075.194: upection at the Village Flail located at 2500 E Lake Ave, Glenview, IL 60026, Monday thru Friday trum 800 am to 5:00 pm The CAFRis the financial Water Saleo $2 075.114; Investment Income $80. report uf the annual Village aadit conducted by RSM US LLP. The Treasurers Report and other Village financial information concerning the financial condition nf the Village of Glenview is also located at www,qj,yriyiow il NORTH MAINE UTILITIES FUND - $747: Investment Incnmo $747. VILLAGE OF GLENVIEW G.LENVIEW SANITARY SEWER FUND - $2.578.516: TREASURER'S REPORT Sewer Charges $2,322,170; Sewer Connection Charges $10,380; Fines and Fees $7,794; Other Revenue $237,202; Innestmenl Income $970. FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDED COMMUTER PARKING FUND - $641,007: DECEMBER 31, 2016 Parking Meter Fees $242,192, Parking Decals $386.940. Other Revenue $11,250: Investment Incom $625. PUBLISHED IN COMPLIANCE WITH 65 )LCS 5/3-10/1 INTERNAL SERVICE FUND GROUP OF THE ILLINOIS COMPILED STATUTES CAPITAL EQUIPMENT REPLACEMENT FUND - $2.272.251; Charges for Services $2.139.664. Other Income $1112,960. Investment Income $29.627. SECTION I: Summary Statement of Operations 2016: Beginning Nef Other Ending MUNICIPAL EQUIPMENT REPAIR FUND -$1.341.298: Charges for Services $1 .249.639, Miscellaneous Revenue $91 .648; Investment Income $11 Fund Name Nel Position Basogogos Expenditures SnurcosllUsos) Net Posilign GENERAL CORPORATE FUND $26,238,872 $64,576.108 $59,417.940 $)5.906.694) $25,490,346 INSURANCE AND RISK FUND - $7.693.584: SPECIAL REVENUE GROUP: Charges for Services $7.056.175; Other Revenue $69.506. Investment Income $567,903. MOTOR FUEL TAX FUND 1,193,343 1.613,780 1,356,015 0 1,451.108 SPECIAL TA ALLOCATION FUND 111,541,420) 32,794.735 29,892,320 (277,288) (8.916,293) FACILITY REPAIR AND REPLACEMENT FUND - $127,863: FOREIGN FIRE INSURANCE FUND 231.009 113,250 94,105 0 250,154 Charges fur Services $119,588; Other Revenue $4,701; Investment Income $3,574. POLICE SPECIAL ACCOUNT FUND 3301 1 284 34 0 33,261 WAUKEGAN GOLFTIF FUND 737,124 867,331 431,979 0 1,172,476 PENSION TRUST FUND GROUP DEBT SERVICE FUND GROUP: POLICE PENSION FUND -$7,319,386; CORPORATE PURPOSE BONDS FUND 319,317 5,722 2.194.084 2,226.666 357,621 Contributions-Employer $2.497.041 . Contributions-Employee $8f 2,961 ; Investment Income $4,009,384. CAPITAL PROJECTS FUND GROUP: FIREFIGHTERS' PENSION FUND - $9 699.274; CAPITAL PROJECTS FUND 291,965 3,635,217 7,500,583 4,061,143 487,742 Contributions-Employer $4.016.250, Contributions-Employee $782,515. Investment Income $4 900.509 VILLAGE PERMANENTFUND 27,869.210 159,325 67,977 1,118,135 29,078,693 GLEN CAPITAL PROJECTS FUND 5.675,391 59.590 4,317,494 0 1,417,487 AGENCY FUND GROUP ENTERPRISE FUND GROUP: ESCROW FUND - $9 759: GLENVIEWWATER FUND 35,974,002 14,283,310 16,376,087 661.329 34,542,554 Investment Income $9.759 WHOLESALE WATER FUND 1,784,746 2,075,194 1,276,248 (815,624) 1,768.068 JORTH MAINE WATER AND SEWER FUND 826.861 747 19,318 (808,290) 0 SPECIAL SERVICE AREA BOND FUND - $282 801: GLENVIEW SANITARY SEWER FUND 19,232.902 2,578.516 2,326,072 (9,377) 19,475,969 Properly Tax $280,224; Investment Income $2,577 COMMUTER PARKING FUND 3.398,362 641,007 428,679 0 3,610.690 INTERNAL SERVICE FUND GROUP: COMPONENT FUND GROUP MUNICIPAL EQUIPMENT REPAIR FUND 455.576 1,341 .298 1,344.023 0 452,851 PUBLIC LIBRARY FUND - $7.493.883: INSURANCE & RISK FUND 5,692,576 7,693,584 7,459,790 1396.020) 5,530,350 Current Property Tax $6.246,1 36; Prior Property Tax ($66.163), Property Replacenront Tax $50.779: Per-Capita Grant $39.451 ; Make-Whole Revenue CAPITAL EQUIPMENT REPLACEMENT FUND 4,444,249 2.272,251 1,728,382 0 4,988,118 $1 015,469; Chxrges for Servicoo $57.192; Fines and Forfeitures $72.1 69, Other Revenue $50.727; Investment Income $28.123. FACILITIES REPLACEMENT FUND 1,903,943 127,863 669.713 146.020 1.508,113 PENSION TRUST FUND GROUP: FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY GIFT FUND - $40.716: Donations $40,000; Investment Income $716. POLICE PENSION FUND 68,756.535 7,319,386 4,070,456 0 72,005.465 FIREFIGHTERS PENSION FUND 71,792,553 9,699,274 5,829,874 0 75,661,953 PUBLIC LIBRARY GIFT FUND - $954: COMPONENT FUND GROUP: Investment Income $954 PUBLIC LIBRARY FUND 3,229,842 7,493,883 7,077.402 (75,000) 3,571,323 FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY GIFT FUND 86.889 40.716 8.093 0 119,512 SPECIAL RESERVE FUND - $3 186: PUBLIC LIBRARY GIFT FUND 118,458 954 16,945 0 102.467 investment Income $3.186. LIBRARY CAPITAL CONTRIBUTION FUND 56,814 4,065 9.085 0 51.794 LIBRARY CAPITAL CONTRIBUTION FUND - $4 065: LIBRARY SPECIAL RESERVE FUND 503.119 3,186 25.043 75.000 556,262 Donations $3,623; Investment Income $442 LIBRARY DEBT SERVICE FUND 350.745 2,025,134 1,677289 (252,752) 445,838 TOTAL $269.655,994 $161.425.710 $155.615.030 $1252752) $275,213.922 1,IBRARY DEBT SERVICE FUND- $2.025,134' Property Taxes $2,015,815; Investment Income $9,319.

SECTION II: Revenues Exclusive nl Transfers from Other Funds for Fiscal Year 2016 SECTION III: Salaries for Fiscal Year 2016 GENERAL CORPORATE FUND - $64.576.108: Current Properly Tax $3.354.100: Priur Property Tau ($60,510): Property Tax-Police arid Firefighters Pensions $6,561.21 t, Property Tax-IMRF Under $25,008

$1.696,1 19; Utility Tax-ElectricityS2,249,217, Utility Tau-Telecom $2,000,427: Utility Tao-Nicor $1,052,210: Hotel Room Tan $973,344; Amusement ABAN, MARIANNE ALMQUIST, JANE S, ALY, NERMIN H, BARRON, KAREN F; BELL, J. ALEX : BISFLINGHOFF, EMILY ; BOWLING. NATALIE R, Tau$110,333; Home-Rule Sales Tan $7,948,198. Business District SalesTau $31.539, MiscellaneousTan $2,410, Business License $82,698; Liquor BOWNE, MOIRA K; BRDECKA, JOHN D; CACCHIONE, MARK A; CALLAHAN, NICHOLAS E; CHIARAMONTE. NICHOLAS M; CIPOLLA. CHRISTOPHER C, CORDELL. TIFFANY A, CRAWFORD, BRANDON J; DETLEFS. PAUL ; DETTLOFF, TAMMY J; DIONESOTES, MEAGAN E, DIPRIMA, CHARLES J, UDS hltnse$21B,192; Building Permits $1,655,398; Contractors' Fees $54,933; Engineering Fees $51.551. Oversized Vehicle Permits $17,835, Plan Fees SANTOS, DIANE M; DRDZDOWSKI, MICHAEL ; ELKINS, BARBARA J; ENRIGHT, LAURA L; FAEDTKE, CHAD S, FARDOUX. ETHAN C, FERGUSON, $7,931 ; Dog Impound Fees $1 065; Lease Fees $770,190; Natural Gas Franchise Fees $42,447; Franchise Fees-Cable $826,696; Bidder Fees $2,040, LANCE M, FINK, BONITA L, FISHER, KARRIE , FJELLBERG. ANNALEE ; FRANCOIS, ROBERT ; FREEMAN, IVA M; GASS, ANN , GATHERCOAL, SANDRA Development Fees $3.314; Traffic Fines $97,293; Other Einen $111,769; Insurance Reimbarsements $1,761,370; Copies $3,401; Special Events ; GERMAIN, RITA E; GIANNINI. JACK C; GLASER, MARIA S; GOLDSTEIN, HEIDI T; GOLEMBIEWSKI. BRIDGET A; GURA, JEFFREY S, GOUNTANIS, $1,275; Inspection Fees $16,320; Refuse and Recycling Charges $852,245, Joint Dispatch Charges $5,127,984: Other Service Charges $374,942, PETER ; GRUENKE. BARBARAA; GUILBAULT, JEAN PIERRE , HAMMOND. KATHY L; HELLENBRAND. RYAN J; HENDERSON, IRIS N; HENDLEY, CAR- Administrative Fees for Govt Agencies $128,370; SWANCC Host Community Fees $110.696; Glenbrook Fire Protection District $2,342,799; Village MEN R; HERBERT, BETH .SMC, CLAIRE A, JAYASINGHE, MARLIN , JONES, GORDON A, KAISER, ANDREW M; KARTON, DEBORAH L, KELLMAN, of Golf Fire Prntection $164,228; Current Ruad & Bridge Tan $453,380; Prior Ruad & Bridge Tax ($3,595); Replacement Tan $214,012; Sales Tan ADAM S; KIERES, DEBORAH A; KOOPER, SANDRA M; KOSTADINOV, CONSTANTIN P; LAKIC. SVETLANA B; LANCER, GAIL M; LAU TSAI, PAULINE; $16,189,240; State Income Tan $4,293.596. Local Une Tas $1,085,498; Make-Whole Revenue $1,424,994, Annexation Fees $8,349; Investment LOPEZ, EMILY R, LORD. CHELSEA , MALASIG, ARIEL P; MANOJKUMAR, NIKHIL G, MC CAULEY, ANNIE , MCDONALD, PAUL D; MCGUIRE, PHILIP Income $164,974 B; MERLAN, EDDA S; MEYER, PATRICIA M; MICHELINI, EVE L, MIGON, TIMOTHY M, MORRISSEY, ELIZABETH V; MURRAY, ROBERT ; NELSON. ARLETTA ; NICHOLSON, TYLER J. NIEMIRA, AMY C; NOWAK. KIMBERLY A, OKALLAU, EMILY , ORTMANNS, REBECCA M; O'SHEA, MAUREEN E; OVEREEM, MATHEW E, PAISER. GREGG M; PAR1YKA. DONNA L, PASCOLLA, ILONA . PATtERSON, JAMES R, PERLEY, BARBARA J; PHILIPP. ROB- SPECIAL REVENUE FUND GROUP ERT A; PIKOWITZ, DENINE , PORTER, ELIZABETH W; RAMIREZ, CAROLYN . RAMSLAND. MEGAN . RAY. JAMES T; RAZ. JONATHAN S; RIENDEAU, MOTOR FUEL TM FUND - $1.613.780; MICHELE ; RISICATO, ClARA B, ROBERTS, NANCY W; ROMANO, JOSEPH P; ROONEY. CAROLINE A, ROSCOE, DIANE E; RUCKDAESCHEL, LORENA; Motor Fuel Tax Allotments $1.607,065; Investment Income $6,715. RUSTMAN, SARAH M; RUIZ, SARAH ; SABETI, AZAR ; SCHIELE, CONSTANCE ; SCHWALB, SHAWNA R; SCOTESE. MARGARET L; SHEEBER, NANCY . SMAHA, WILLIAM C; SONG, BRANDON J; STRIPLING. STEPHEN L. SULLIVAN, MELEESA M; SWISHER, LISABETH ; SZYMANSKI, JOSEPH W; SPECIAL TAX ALLOCATION FUND - $32.794.735: TOMASELLO, TAMARA . TOWER, JOHN S, VALDEZ, ELADIO J; VILLANO, SANDRA J, VONDERLACK, ALEC J; WALTER, EVAN B, WARD, ROBERT F; Incremental Prnperty Tauen $32,262,381; Chargeu for Services S204,945; Intergovernmental $138,636; Investment Income $188,773. WASON, JUDITH , WIBERG, BENJAMIN P; WILLIAMS, LENISE S; WILLIAMS, SEAN C, WILSON, CHARLES L; YEA"MAN, ZENA R, YOUNAN, JULIE A.

FOREIGN FIRE INSURANCE FUND - $113.250: $25,000.00 te $9,999.99 Foreign Fire Insurance Tao Receipts $111,630, Investment Income $1,620. ANDERSON, KENNETH A, BOBIS, KATHRYN , CHRISTIANSEN, JUDITH , COCHRAN, COLLEEN M; CUEVAS, JENNIFER S; DAVIDSON. TIMOTHY DEERING. KENNETH ; DEREKA. YELENA ;DILLON, DIANE , EDMONDS, JENNIFER F; FARNES, REBECCA ; FOCHS, TIMOTHY ;GAIL, MICHAEL F; POLICE DEPARTMENT SPECIAL ACCOUNT - $264: GASKILL, ROBERT ; GRACE. STEPHEN T; GUNDERSON, NEIL T, HALLORAN, SEAN P, HENGELS, MARTHA I; HOUSTON, ERIC D; IMHOF. TANYA H; Investment lncnme $284 JACKSON, RUSSELL ; JASLIKOWSKI, ANN . KERNS, BETH A; KIEFER, JOSEPH ; KUDERT, GEREMY , LABUDA, JOHN D, LASSOTA, JADWIGA . LEVY, PAUL I; LINEHAN. LAURA A; LOPEZ, ALVIN , LUTHYE, REBEKAH ; MILLER, DONALD S; NICOLAU. LIDIA ; O'CCNNELL, PATRICK G; O'DONNELL, WAIJKEGAN/GOLF TIF FUND - $867 331; ANNE ; PEKAREI< SMITH. ROMI H; POULOS FRYS. HELEN , ROBERTS, SALLY A, SCHLARMAN, KIMBERLY J; SEGRAVES, DONNA C, SHAH. NI- Properly Taxes $859,557. Investment Income $7.774. HARIKA M; SILL, BRONWYN T; SMABY. DUSTIN J; SNYDER, RACHEL E; SUTÍNER, MEGAN . VARGA, THOMAS A, WALA, GAYLE ANN . WEED. MERRY ; YOON. IL SUN DEBT SERVICE FUND GROUP

CORPORATE PURPOSE BONDS FUND - $5.722. $50,OOB.00tu$74,999.99 - Investment Income $5,722 ADERHOLT, JOSHUA R. BAYLAENDER. SALLY ; BENDING, CHASE A, BRADLEY, LISA L, BRENNAN, PATRICK J, BRESSON, HANNAH M, CLAUSEN, CAPITAL PROJECTS FUND GROUP KATHLEEN , CONNOR. CATHERINE M. CORRIGAN, PHYLLIS . DEPA, MARK L. DRAGICEVICH, MELINDA ; FAUX COMERFORD, KIMBERLY ; FLASCH, MONIQUE ; GALLARDO. TAYLOR M, GARCIA. CHRISTINA M; GRAY. CARMEN L; HAMILTON, TANYA Y; HOUSE, MICHELLE A, IMBURGIA, CAROL CAPITAL PROJECTS FUND - $3 635 217: ANN ; JOHNSTON, MARK B; KAEHLER, EVELYN F; KISHKUNAS, MARY ; KLIMUSKO. CHRISTINE A; KNISKERN, JENNIFER C, KRAFT WALKER, )ntergovernmental - Grants $1,131,268: Other Revenue $2,500,224, Investment Income $3,725. SILVIA ; MCINTYRE, JANET ; MILLER, CYNTHIA ; MILLS, NICOLE ; MORI1'Z, RICKY S, NANDAN, ROLEETA ; PERFECT, THOMAS J; REPP, ANTHONY ; RICHARDSON. JENNIFER M; ROBBINS. MEGAN L; ROJEK, MICHAEL T, ROKITA, PAWEL S; SCHRAMM. STEVEN J; SEDIVY. RICHARD ; SHUKUR. 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MCMASTER CARR SUPPLY CO 6 663.23; MEADE MCHENRY ANALYTICAL WATER KIPNIS WATER RECLAMATION 225,000.00; MOP INC 354,U20.88; MICHAEL METRA 9,TDO 00, METROPOLITAN T5, MIDWESTAIRPRO 7,237.35, MIDWEST 3T,606.28, MIDLANDPAPERCOINC 9.76T INC 38,146.05: MIDAMERICANWATEROFWAUCONDA TAPE 83,668 47; MKRK INC 3,000.00; 15,000 00; MIDWEST MOVING AND STORAGE INC 16,070.50; MIDWEST ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTING INC 09,204,35: MONROE TRIJCK 3,74T .15; MOHAWK RESOURCES LTD 6T .O4T 23; MONDI CONSTRUCTION MODULAR SPACE CORPORATION 00: MORTON SALT INC 212,T96 39: MOSS INC 7,544.00; MORRISON ASSOCIATES 12,025 EQUIPMENT INC 314.313 34: MORNINGSTAR INC 49.168 75, MSC INDUSTRIAL SOLUTIONS INC 3O5,09T T4: MPC COMMUNICATIONS S LIGHTING DESIGNS LTD 9,68T 00; MOTOROLA NORTECH TELECOMMUNICATIONS INC 5,025.00, NORTH AMERICAN 120,655.93: NIU CENTER FOR GOVERNMENTAL STUDIES TT,400.00; 4,827.57, NORTHEAS1'ERN IL REGIONAL CRIME LAB 62,503 00; NORTHERN 75,203,00; NORTHBROOK RURAL FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT SUPPLY CO 11,060.18: NORTHWEST MUNICIPAL CONF 23,049,00: ILLINOIS POLICE ALARM SYSTEM 9,357 60; NORTHWEST ELECTRICAL INC 3,309 06, NOVRTIME TECHNOLOGY. 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ILLINOIS 2,544.56, EUX SUBSCRIPTIONS INC 19,1 53 03; CREATIVE 73,729.00; PIRE L $75,000.90 Io $99,999.99 $75,000.90 JACQUELINE ARAUJO $100,000.00 Io $124,999.99 P, BERRY, JANE , BIANCHI, JOHN M: B; ALDERMAN, CHRISTOPHER A, BARNES, KEVIN F; BEATTY. ZACHARY AFFATATI, PAUL . ALBRECHT. PETER ORAZIO : J; KENNEY, JOSEPH P, KLICKER. PAUL W, LUBBAT, DEBORAH A; LYNCH, TIMOTHY JOHNSON. STEFAN. KANE, LAWRENCE J; KARP. MICHAEL SCHILLERSTROM. SARAH SCHNEIDER. SHANE E, SCHUMACHER, JOSEPH R, RUSHER, NICHOLAS D. SAIKIN. JASON R. SANCHEZ. HUMBERTO. PAUL A; SHEEHAN, PATRICK ; SIMONSON, PAUL . SINCOX. JAMES R: SMITH, GARY , SCHUSTER. PATRICK W: SE.LZER, DEREK J; SE11'ECASE, E: STOPKA, JACK; SWIATKIEWICZ. STEPHEN; TAYLOR, GILBERT; VAN JENNIFER A: SOSTAK, CATHERINE R; SOSTAK. DAVID A; STEELE. ROBERT MATRE, JOHN WILSON, MYRON G. WYSOCKI, LAWRENCE A TOTAl,. SALARIES FOR FISCAL YEAR 291$: $35,026,456.24 JAMES B; RAIA, KIMERLY A; RING, JONATHON S, RIVERA, OSIEL ; ROBERTS, STEVEN T; ROOM. 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NOTICE OF SALE Gtenbrook Sanitary District IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Special Board Meeting LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC OFFICIAL NOTICE - CITY OF A RESOLUTION ASCERTAINING ThE PREVAILING RATE OF WAGES Public NotIce COOK Agenda HEARING HEARING EVANSTON FORt,ABORERS, WORKMEN AND MECHANICS EMPLOYED ON Prevailing Wage Rates Northbrook Public Library, 560km Zoning Board of Appeals. Skokie Plan Commission Thurs- The Evanston Zoning Board of PIJBLICWORKS IN THE COUNTY OF COOK, STATE OF ILLINOIS Ordinance County IIhnois County Depart- 1201 Cedar Lane, Northbrook, Wednesday, JutI' 19, 2517 Village day,July 20, 2017, Village 0f Appeals will conduct a public NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN rItal ment, Chancery IL 60062, Study Room #2 of Skolde 5127 Oakton Street, Skokie, 5127OaktonStreet, hearinginCouncil Chambers WHEREAS, the State of Illinois has enacted *AN ACT" r:ulating wages Ridgeville Park District of Bean DIVISiOfl Brendan Financial, Inc Saturday, June 24, 2017 Skskie,Illinois 60077, ut 730 Skokie,Illinois 60077, at 7:30 on the second floor of the Civic of laborers mechanics and other workmen em.Is .in any public ston,Illinois pursuant to the Plaintiff, vs Michael C. Mayo, An- 9:30 AM PM., to consider the following: P.M., to consider the following: Center, 21 Ridge Avenue, works by the state, County, City or any public f or any political Prevailing Wage Rate Act, has tomette Mayo, Deutsche Bank Call to Order 2017-06? -9300 WeberPark NEW Evanston, Illinois, ut 7.00 p.m., subdivision or by anyone under contract for public works, approved determined the labor prevailing National Trust Company, Un- Roll Call Place 2017-25P - Subdivision' Bill on Tuesday, July 11, 2017, mIren June 26, 1941, codified us amended, 820 JLCS 130/1 et seq. 119931, wages for Cook County effective known Owners, and Non-Record 3, Public Comments: * *Please The SkOkieParkDistrictre- und 8125 Skokie Boulevard the following matters will be formerly ill. Rev, Stat , Ch 48, par 395-i et seq and June t 2017 by adoption of the Claimants, Defendants, Sign In With the District Clerk To quests a variation in order to ignite Holdings, LLC, requests a considered. PresailisgWage Ordinance, This eseNo, 14CH16026 Speak' * install one sew canopy sign and subdivision of 7 lots into 1lot WHEREAS, the aforesaid Act requires that the Board st Education 01 ordinance may be inspected Pursuant to a Judgment made 4 Review Bid Results for Water maintaiit one existing canopy in a CX Core Mixed-Use zoning 1125 Madison Street Evanston Township High School Distnct 202 and the Board of Educa- and copies obtained daring nor- and entered by said'Court in the Meter Replacement Project sign facing a parking Ist and to district with a 2.00 foot-wide ZBA 17ZMJV-0048 lion of Community consolidated School District 65 inveotigate and as- mal business hours at the Dio- above entitled cause on July 11 5 Item tor Separate Action alt'sw the letters orboth signs right-of-waydedicationalong Robert & Betty Lambert, prop- certain the prevailing rate of wages as defined in said Act tsr laborers, tnict Office 908 Seward Street, 2016, Thomas J. Dart, Sheriff o a Award Glenbrook Sanitary to completely prolect above the west side of the property erty owners, appeal the Zoning mechanics and other workmen in the locality of said school districts Evanston, Illinois 60202, County Cook County, Illinois, will on July District Water Meter Replace- the canopy rather than the one in order to widen the public at- Administrators determination employed in performing construction of public works for said school of Cook 6 2017 at 1. p.m in Room 06 ment Project canopy sign masirnum facing a ley and any relief that may be that the gravel area in the east districts exclusive of maintenance work, o the lower level of the Richard 6 Adlournment parking lot and the requirement discovered during the review of side yard is a patio )Zomng Code Anna Christina Nelson J. Daley Center, 50 West Wash- GlenbrOok Sanitary District tha,E'no letters project above the this case. Sectios 6-18-3, Definitions) The NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF Board Secretary ofRidgeville irtgtonStreet, Chicago,Illinois, Cook County Illinois cufiooy us required by Sections PINS 10-22-317-013-0000,10- Zoning Administrator's determi- EVANSTON TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 202 AND THE BOARD Park District selÌ at publiç auction the fol- 6/22/2017 &617B9S 82-2d(al und 82-22)b61) of the 22-317-014-0000, 10-22-317- nation requires the removal of OF EDUCATION OF COMMUNITY CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL DISTRICT 65: June 9, 2017 lowing described premises and Skokie Village Code in a 82 Corn- 015-0000. 10-22-317-016-0000, the gravel/patio as patios are 6/22/2017 5015786 LEGAL NOTICE merciai district 10-22-31 7-017-0000, 10-22- sot permitted in side yards jZon- real estate mentioned in said Notice is hereby given that a SECTION ONE: To the extertt,ands required by AN ACT regulating Judgment: PIN, 10162240020000 317-010-0000, and 10-22-317- ing Code Section 6-4-6-3-Table wages of laborers, mechanics Ond other workmen in any public works public hearing wilt be held by 2017-07Z -4819 Main Street 019-0000 4A-10) and a previous variation by the State, County, City or any public body or any political subdi- Storage - Legal 10T21 IN -fULL CLARK'S SUBDI- the Zoning Board of Appeals on VISION OF LOT 3 IN BLOCK 44 IN Simon Enwia, of Flawless 2017-26P- Special Use Permit: request to allow a patio mithin vision or by anyone under contract for public works, approved Jurie Monday, Pulp 10, 2017, at 700 Homes, LLC, requests a variation 8125 560kw Boulevard the east side yard was denied 26, 1941, as amended, the generai prevailing rate of wages in Ills HAL TRUSTEES SUBDIVISION P.M. at tse i7illage Hall, 4000 N THEWPST ts ANDTHAT PART in srderts install a blade sign Ignite Holdings, LLC requests u The Zoning Roard of Appeals is locality for laborers, mechanics and other workmen engaged in the Olcott Avenue in the Village of along with a wall sign, rather special use permit br a games the determining body tsr this construction of public works coming under the lurisdiction of these NOTiCE OF PUBLIC SALE OF THE SOUTHEAST ¼ AS LIES Nsrridge, to consider a petition WEST OF THE SOUTH BRANCH than the ose sign masimum as arcade establishment n a CX case. school districts is hereby ascertained to be the same as the prevail- The following self-storage Cube requesting variances under the required by Section 82-271et2) Core Mised-Use zoning district. 6/22/2017 5028045 contents containing household OF THE CHICAGO RIVER OF SEC- requirements of Article IV, R-1 Ing rate of wages for construction work in the Cook County area as lION 21, TOWNSHIP 39 NORTH, of the Skokie VillageCode in a and any relief that may be dis- determined by the Department st Labor of the State of Illinois as of and Other goods wiu be Sold tor Single Family Residence District, CX Core Mixed-Use district, covered during the review of June 2017 a copy of that determination being attached hereto and cash by CubeSmart 2484 Oak- RANGE 14, EAST OF THE THIRD Seclion 3-Area Regslatisns, PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, IN COOK PIN' 10-21-402-091-0000 this case, PUBLIC NOTICE incorporated herein by reference As required by said Act, any and all ton Street Evanston, IL, 60202 Subsection 311e)- Lot coserage FOR YOUR INFORMATION- Plans PINS: 10-22-317-013-0000,10- PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- revisisns of the prevailing rate of wages by the Department 01 LabOr of 18471 492-6400 to satisfy a lien COUNTY, ILLINOIS. and green area requirements Pi N 17-21-306-041-0000 andrelateddocumentsare 22-31 7-014-0000, 10-22-317- EN by the Board of Trustees of the State of Illinois shall supersede tIre Department's June determina- on July 11, 20i' at approx. 200 of the Zoning Ordinance of the available ut the Village's Com- 01S-0, 10-22-317-016-0000, Community College District No PM, 8t wstoragetreasures. Address, 1704SouthClinton Village of Nsrndge - 1962 to tion and apply to any and all public works construction undertaken Street. Chicago, Illinoin 60616V munityDevelopmentDepart- 10-22-317-017-0000, 10-22- 504 County of Cook and State by the school districts The dehnition of any terms appearing in this corn increase the lot coverag,e from ment, Planning Division, 18471 317-018-tWOS, and 10-22-317- of Illinois, that commencing at ResolstiOn which are also used in the atoresaid Act Shall be the same Online Bids start aoproximately Improvements Sinefamily tIre required 45% to 47 79% and Residence. 933-84.47 Monday through Fn- 019-0000 9_00 AM. sr June 15 2017 a as in said Act, 14 days prior to the 1mal saIe to reduce the green space from day, trom B 30 AM 55 550 PM. 2017-27P - Street Vacation: Kil- tentative budget for aid Col- date listed above Sale shall be under the tollowing the required 35% to 30.76% to terms. The real estate described SPtCIALAID:Available upon patrick Avenue lege District fOr the fiscal year SECTION TwO: Nothing herein contained shall be construed to ap- construct a 20' s 20' s 14' ga- request for the disabled Call The Village of Skxkie requests to beginning July 1, 2517 and end- ply Said general prevailing rate of wages as herein ascertained to any Cube #3011, Paul Gracia; Cube herein, with all improvements, rage on the following described tintures and appurtenancen is 18471 673-0500 or email infogi vacate Kilpatnick Avenue west ing June70, 2018 will be on file work or employment except public works construction of this school #3056, Charid Shephard, Cube sold in "as iscondition. The property: skokie.Org. of and adjacent ts 4645 Jerome and conveniently available for district to the extent by the aforesaid Act, #3171 A. Craig Patterson, Interested parties are invited to Street. public inspection at the Treu- 6/22. ¿/29/2007 5018884 sublect property is offered for LOT SEVEN 17) iN BLOCK FOUR sale without any representation attend this meeting This notice A map of the proposed street surer's Office of the College SECTION THREE: The Board Secretaries shall publicly post or keep 141 IN HARLEM AVENUE HIGH- is for information purposes only segment to be vacated is avail- District, Room A-352, 2000 Fifth available for inspection by any interested party in the mais office of us to quality or quantity of title LANDS SUBDIVISION INTHE AUTOMOTIVE and without recourse to Plaintiff. Published in the Skskie Review ableinthe Planning Division Avenue, River Grove, Illinois dur the school districts this determination of such prevailing rate of wage NORTHWEST QUARTER 1/4) on June 22, 2017 off ice. ng usual and customary bssi- or any revisions of Ouch prevailing rate st wage. A copy of this deter- Premises will NOT be open for OF SECTION lB, TOWNSHIP 40 inspection, and Plaintiff makes Brian L. O'Donnell, Chairman FOR YOUR INFORMATION: Plans ness hours, minafion or of the current revised determination of prevailing rate of NORTH, RANGE 13, EAST OF 6/22/2517 5030812 and relateddocumentsare PUBLIC NOTICE IS FURTHER wages then in effect shall be attached to all contract specihcations no representations nor any war- 11-lE THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN ranties as to tIte condition of the available at the Village's Corn- HEREBY GIVEN that apublic IN COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS, AC- munityDevelopmentDepart- hearing will be held on said bud- SECTION FOUR. The Board Secretaries shall mail a copy of this deter property CORDINO TO THE PLAT OF SAID PUBLIC NOTICE ment, Planning Division,18471 get at&30 PM. on the 18th day mination to any employer, and to any association of employers and tsr There dItalI be no proration of SUBDIVISION REGISTERED MAY NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Autos tor Sale taxes, assessments, water bills RE' NORWOOD PARK FIRE 933-8447 Monday through Fr1- of July, 2017 in the Board Room any person Or association of employees who have filed, or tile, rhein 21, 1924 AS DOCUMENT NUM- day, from 8.30AM to 5:00 PM A-3001 of the Learning Resource names and addresses, requesting copies of any determination stating or any other bill that may accrue BER 218267 PROTECTION DISTRICT o has accrued in asuociation TENTATIVE BUDGET AND SPECIAL AIDAvailable upon Center, 2000 Fifth Avenue, Rìyer the particular rates and the particular class ofworkmen whose wages APPROPRIATION ORDINANCE request for the disabled,Call Grove, Illinois. will be affected by such rates h the property, The property is commonly The deposit required at the time FOR 2017-2018 18471 673-0500 or email infogi Board ofTrustees of community 2009 Dodge Chargerw/ known as 7015 W. Agatitein okokie.org College District No. 504 SECTION FIVE: The Board Secretaries shall promptly file a certified ot salewill be between 10% Norridge, Illinois Hemi g Riftck,g 25k nIl Mint and 25% of the successful bid. TENTATIVE BUDGET AND AP- Interested parties are invited to County of Cook and Stute of Il- copy st this Resolution with both the Secretary of State of the Stute 01 Coud , Orig Blue Book is $22,500. attend this meeting. This notice linois Illinois and the Department of Labor of the State of Illinois The balance of the bid amount Allinterested persons should PROPRIATION ORDINANCE FOR Ser Offers Call 708-308-8129 is required to be paid with in 24 2017-2018 is for information purposes only. /5/ Diane Viverito, Secretary attend and will be given an op- Published in the Skokie Review 6/22/2017 5020387 SECTION SIX The Board Secretaries shall cause to be published in a hours of sale An payments of portunity to be heard. Public noticeis hereby given the amount bid shall be in certi- that the Norwood Park Fire Pro- on June 22, 2017. newspaper of general circulation within the area a copy of this RevoIs- 2013 [etta Sportwagen fied turids. tectioe District will conduct a Paul Luke Chairman tion,and such publication shall constitute notice that the determina- GAS 49,263 miles Blue ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS 6/22/2015030826 tion is effective and that this is the determination of this public body. The ludgmest amount is VILLAGE OF NORRIDGE Public Hearing on the Tentative Public Notices $15,500 6302510035 $146,096 09 with accruing post Budget and Appropriation Ordi- By: Janice J. Magnuson, Chair- APPROVED' June 12,2017 AdeelaQureshi ludgment interest and accruing person nance tor the riscal year corn- costs. mencing July 1, 2017 and ending OFFICIAL NOTICE - cITY OF Secretary, Board of Education At any time, it the sale is set June 3, 2t18 on Monday Au- EVANSTON Community Consolidated School District 65 PUBLISHED BY me this 22nd The Evanston Plan Commission APARTMENT FOR aside for any reason, the pur- day of June, 2017 in the Pioneer gust 21, 2517, at the tire station Legal Notice Morton Grove- chaser shall havens recourse or at 7447 W. Lawrence Haiwood will conduct a public hearing in ParE District APPROVED June 12, 2017 Peter Ravis Press/NorridgeandHarwood the James C. Lytle City Council Notice is hereby given that the Secretary, Board of Education RENT? claims against the mortgagee's Heights News. Heights, IL 60706 at the hsur of attorney(s) Prospective bidders 7:30PM. Chambers, on the second floor MortonGrove ParkDistnCt, Evanston Township High School District 202 Debra J. Budnik, Village Clerk st the Civic center, 2150 Ridge The search begins are to check the court file and 6/22/2017 5030270 Cook County, illinois, has pursu- verity all intormation herein and A copy st the Tentative Budget Avenue,EvanstonIllinois, as ant to statutory requirements STATE OF ILLINOIS heref Many therein Sale shall be subject to andAppropriationOrdinançe 7:00 p.m., on Wednesday, July mude a determination of the COUNTY OF COOK apartment and home general taxes, special assess- Public Hearings will be available for public In- 12, 2017, when the following genera) prevailing rate of wages ments, and any liens or encum- spection from and after June 13, matters will be considered inthe locality st the Morton CERTIFICATE hunters check the brances that have priority. 2017 from 8.00 AM. to 4:00 P.M. Gruye Park District of laborers, Por informationScott R. Bar- weekdays at the District's office Determination of Front Yard mechanics and Other workman i, PETER BAVIS, HEREBY CERTIFY that i am the Secretary in and for Classifieds befare fuss, Plaintiff's Attorney, 24 East at 7447 W Lawrence, Harwood - A ZoningOrdinanceText engaged in the construction of Evanston Township High School District 202, that the foregoing is a looking for a new NOTICE OF COMPLETION OF Amendment pursuant to C! public works coming under the true and correct copy of a Resolution duly passed by the Board of Edu- Avenue Riverside IL 60546. Tel. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Heights, IL 65706. No. )7Ol 788-4876 Code Title 6, Zoning, to cotti lunisdiction of the Morton Grove cation of Evanston Township High SchoolDistnct 252 being entitled, *A place lo live. BLOCK GRANT staff authority to determine the RESOLUTION ASCERTAINING TI-Ri PREVAILING RATS OF WAGES FOR LA- This ix an attempt to collect a COMPREHENSIVE ANNUAL Published Sy authority and di- Park District and hase deter- Advertise yaur rental debt pursuant to the Fair Debt rection of the Board of Trustees front lot line of a corner lot. mined that said rateo shall be BORERS, WORKMEN AND MECHANICS EMPLOYED ON PUBLIC WORKS PERFORMANCE Ri IN THE COUNTY OF COOK, STATE OF 1LL!NOIS,at a regular meeting units with us to get a CollectionPracticesAct and EVALUAJ1ON REPORT st the Norwood Park Fire Pro- the same as the prevailing rate any information Obtained will be tection District. oft Street Parking Regulations of wages for construction work held on the 12th day st June 2017, the original Ordinance being a part lump on the used for that purpose. ICAPER s TOD Parking Study - Discus- in Cook County as determined of the official records of said school, In comt2liancewithSection 6/B, 6/15, 6/22/17 4992931 6/22/2017 5020039 5105 and Zoning Ordinance Text by the Department of Labor of campetitionf Call 10414) of the Housing and Corn- Amendment pursuant toCity DATED this 12th day of June, 2017. of the State of Illinoisas of June 1, 866-399-0537 or visit munity Development Act Code Title 6, 2oning to redude 201 7 for such individuals, a copy 1974 and U.S. Department of the parking requirementsor of which prevailing rates are on Peter Basis placeo nod, Housing and Urban Develop- APARTMENT FOR residential uses in TOD areas tile with arid available from the Secretary, BOard of Education ment lt-lUD)regulations at 24 based on the recently drafte6 Evanston Township High School District 202 tribunesubu rbs .Com CFR 570, the Village of Skokie Park District Board Secretary, RENT? Evanston Transit Oriented De- 6834 DempSter, Morton Grove, LEGAL NOTICE has completed the CAPER for velopment 17001 Parking Study. \Illinois, Said prevailing wage STATE OF ILLINOIS SCHOOL DISTRICT 86 Program Year 2016 of the Corn- The search begins rate shall be effective until June COUNTY OF COOK Development Rlsck NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF munity The Plan Commission makes a 30 2018 in the construction of BUSINESS OWNERS Grant program. heret Many recommendation to the Plan- CERTIFICATE PREVAILING WAGE RATES Copies st the draft CAPER will public works for the Park DI5-,,. The BoardofEducationof apartment and home sing and Development Corn- triO. Advertise with us! Union Ridge School District 86, be available for public review mittee which makes a recom- 6/22/2017 5013009 i Adeela Qureshi, DO HEREBY CERTIFY that I am the Secretary in and Harwood Heights, IL.pursuant beginning Friday, June 23, 2017, hunters check the mendation to the City Council, for Community Consolidated School Distnct 65, that tIre toregoin,g is a to "An Act regulating wages st at 'Village Hallin the Planning Classifieds before the final determining body tor true and correct copy of a Resolution duly passed by the Board st Edn- The Classifieds can laborers, mectianics and other Division and the Skokie Public this proposal The public hearing NOTICE OF DETERMINATiON cation of Community Consolidated School District 65 being entitled, 'A Library in the Reference Depart- looking far a new may be adjourned Icontinueth RESOU,ITION ASCERtAINING THE PREVAILING RATE OF mATIES FOR LA- workers employed in any pub- All comments or con- NOTICE IS GIVEN by the Board showcase your lic works by the State, county, ment place ta live, from time to time to dates cer- of Trustees of the Notwood Park BORERS, WORKMEN AND MECHANICS EMPLOYED ON PUBLIC WORKS cerns should be made in wnt- tain without additional notice, IN THE COUNTY OF COOK, STATE OF ILLINOIS,* at a regular meeting business and city or any public body or any ing to the contact person listed Fire Protection District Cook political subdivision or by any- Advertise your rental Thecompleteapplication is County, Illinois that bye50lu- held on the 12th day of June 201 7, the original Ordinance being a part services ! Advertise one under contract for public below by Monday, July 24, 2017, units wifh US to get a availablein the Planning and riot #17-4 adopted the 12th of the official records of said school. works," approved June 15, 2017 by 5.00 p m Village staff will re- Zoning Divisionof the Com- day of June, 2017, the Board of your cleaning as amended, has determined spend to all writf'en comments lump an the msnityDevelopmentDepart- Trustees has made u determi- DATED this 12th day st lune, 2017. service, mortgage on, and as effective from Jul received from the public within ment, 3rd floor st the Lorraine nation st the Prevailing Rate st 15 days, where practicable, and competitionl Call H. Morton Civic Center 2100 Adeela Qureshi company or daycare 1,2017 that the general prevai - will incorporate them ints the Wugesas required by The ing rate of wages in this local- 866-399-0537 or visit Ridge Avenue Monday through Prevailing Wage Act, Secretary, Board of Education with us today! ity for laborers, mechanics, and final report to HUD Friday from'30am - 5:00pm Community Consolidated School District 65 other workers engaged in the To submit written commento, placeanad. for review. Questions regarding 6/22/2017 4981337 mail Carrie /5/Andrew Sicyba constructionofpublic works please them to this proposal can be directed to Secretary, Board of Trustees Haberstich, AICP, Planner/ bribunesuburbs.com Call866-399-0537or coming under the jurisdiction Meagan Jones at 847/448-8170 NorwOOd Park Fire of School District 86 is the same COBO Administratorin writin or rnmjones©cityofeyanston. 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23 A Chicago Tribune Publication Thursday, June 22,2017 PARK RIDGE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PHOTOS Share your event We want to publish your photos. To submit, TeaLula Tea Boutique & Tasting Bar owner Sheila Duda was one of many business owners who greeted guests during the Wine Walk. email [email protected].

Jodi Egger. left, 3nd Ann Egger, both of Park Ridge Hair and Makeup Guru owner Linda Russo, left, and Debbie Petracco Guests enjoyed a stop at WineStyles of Park Ridge. greeted by Emily Wilderman, during the Wine Walk. Guests enjoyed a stop at WineStyles of Park

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Location: Businesses of downtown Park Ridge Hosted by: Park Ridge Chamber of Commerce Event: Park Ridge Wine Walk FACES & PLACES & FACES for the Park Ridge Wine Walk. Todd Gentile, from left, Sharon Gentile and Mary Stephan- opoulos of the Allstate Todd Gentile Group were on hand Website: www.parkrldgechamber.org Attended: 400 General Manager Stephanie Hodson Of Houlihans in Park Ridge and guests enjoyed socializing during the Wine Walk. each establishment, and received light snacks, coupons each establishment, and received light snacks, and other freebies. Date: June 4 On the walk: Guests sampled a 1-ounce pour of wine at On the walk: Guests sampled a 1-ounce pour Walk for 400 Walk i I Chicago Thbune Publication 24 COMMUNITYREALESTATEHOMESINYOURAREA 'I- Winnetka Agent: Taxes: $10,288 School Schools: Price: $439,000 Address: 918 Sold asiswithhomewarranty. in driveway.Fullunfinishedbasement single-car garagewithroomfortwomore Second floordenandbedrooms.Attached room, diningroomandfamilyroom. rooms, Park. CapeCodarchitecture.Threebed- Cul-de-sac locationnearMallinckrodt Wfl2.TIt 2 Katie Hauser/Baird&Warner baths. Hardwoodfloorsinliving prçxcJ vseû? 19e«tC' New TrierTownshipHigh Enter forachance toshare yourspecial moment. Yale St Agent: Taxes: $18,327 Schools: Price: $635,000 Address: 620S. and airconditioning and luxurybath.Highefficiencyfurnace suite hasoffice/workoutspace,balcony have heatedfloors.Secondfloormaster signer cabinets.Kitchenandmasterbath hood, beveragefridge,graniteandde- built indoubleoven,cooktopwithcanopy suites onbothlevels.1.argekitchenwith plan. Fourbeds, Custom homewithopenconceptfloor LffiEVLLE Robin Johnson/RightResidential Libertyville HighSchool 3.5 t Butterfield Road baths withmaster ne Were tkin wed d ed Agent: Taxes: $10,919 Schools: Price: $595,000 Address: 1511E. brick patio.Attachedgarage. Fenced backyardwithstonefireplaceand Four beds, windows, hardwoodfloors,newcarpet. counters andstonehacksplash.Andersen Kitchen featuresstainlesssteel,quartz neighborhood park.Openfloorplan. Colonial homelocatedincul-de-sacnear ARLINGTON IIGHTS Chris Jacobs/Century Prospect HighSchool POWERED BY:(Chicago 2.5 baths. Finishedbasement. Sunset Terrace i u 21 Affiliat- (fl& Listi rigsfromHomeflnder.coni Center Agent: Taxes: $6,952 Schools: Price: $350,000 Address: 73 to fencedbackyardwithdeck. shower inmasterbath.Slidingdoorleads bathrooms. Granitetopvanityandtile recently re-finishedcabinets.Updated kitchen withsubwaytilehacksplashand fresh paintjob.Granitecountertopsin sion. Oakhardwoodfloors,newlightsand VERNON Four beds, i1iunt Benjamin Hickman/RE,'MAX Vernon HillsHighSchool 2.5 PTTT Monterey Drive li baths inDeerpathsubdivi- r

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'vè-elcome! 10 a.m. Thursday and 7p.m. Northfield, $12 member, $15 nonmem- donate to CPS. 5:45 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. Friday, Northbrook Public Library 1201 Tiesday, Morton Grove Public Library ber, 847-784-6030 Friday, Lovelace Park, 2740 Gross Point Turn to Calendar, Page 28 Thursday, June 22, 2017 A Chicago Tribune Publication 28 - musicaltheater,countryandjazzto worked onduringanintenseweek-long young artistsperformsongsthey've Songwriters InConcert: CMI WarReenactmentWeekend: Avenue, Winnetka,free,312-307-7930 genres ontwostages.Therewillalsobe bands acrossawiderangeofmusic concert willshowcaseadozenindie Wlnnetka MusicFestivai: non-member, 847-784-6030 Road, Northfield,$10member;$13 Shore SeniorCenter,161Northfield served asanescape.1p.m.Friday,North with itswiderangeoflivemusic,come- ment inthe1930sand1940s.Radio, electronic mediumforhomeentertain- munication grewintothedominant What beganasadeviceformasscom- stars fromthe"GoldenAge"ofradio. ners Guide: 6224 Cedar Lane,Northbrook,free,847-272- Calendar, fromPage27 CALENDAR Indian, 3001Central St.,Evanston,$3 Mitchell Museum oftheAmerican a.m. Saturdayand 10:30am.Sunday, must accompanyparticipants.10:30 to engagetheentirefamily.An adult varying levelsofdifficultyand interest quirement Activitiesareoffered at up, butthereisnominimumage re- recommended forchildrenages 5and "Animal Arts&SeasonalStories" are Animai ArtsandSeasonalStories: 7282 $6 NWstudentsadvanced,847-491- Drive, Evanston,$10-$30singletickets; Northwestern University30ArtsCircle Saturday, EthelM.BarberTheaterat rock andcontemporarypop.8p.m. Musical stylesondisplayrangefrom Bray, CraigCameliaandLanWhite. training withmasterteachersStephen 847-492-8860 1245 ChicagoAve.,Evanston,$20-$35, and PaulKahl.8p.m.Saturday,SPACE, Spilt Single: $3-$5, 630-766-7015 16W680 OldGrandeAve.,Bensenville, urday and10a.m.Sunday,FischerFarm, those fightinginthewar.10a.m.Sat- civilian andthetrialstribulationsof history andseewhatlifewaslikeasa of themostsignificanteventsinour Step backintime150yearsduringone Saturday, June24 Intersection ofElmStreetandLincoln a.m. Fridayand10Saturday,Atthe ing kid-friendlybandsandactivities.10 food trucks,andaFamilyStagefeatur- street musicians,craftbeerandwine, rhe GoldenAgeofRadio:ABegin- y, varietyshowsandprogramming, Revisit thebigshowsand With MidnightReruns Twelve This free beer/wine tastings,streetmusicians, just $30,cartnotincluded.Some re- West LakeAve.,Glenview,$45advance tion ortoregister,pleasecall.5p.m. wine intheclubhouseoronpatio finish uptheirgamewithaglassof ing nine-holeroundofgolf.Participants gents, 21andolder,tocomeforarelax- 9 andWine: urday, GlenviewMetraparkinglot event websitefordetails.6p.m.Sat- by 97Nine,VanHoutenandtheEv- Food PantryAuxiliaryBoardpresents Streetfest: Pantry PaloozaandRock2Stock Road, Glenview,free,847-724-5670. 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These sessions include a weekly DVI), small group discussion and workbook. 7 p.m. Tuesday, St. Paul ofthe Cross Cath- olic Church, 320 South Washington St, Park Ridge, $25, 847-692-6767 Candace Fleming and Eric Rohmann at The Book Stail: Fleming and illustrator Eric Rohmann, the creators of "Bulldozer's Big Day," Northbrook, free, 847-272-6224 Bangladesh comprise over 20 percent ofthe world's population and form one ofhumanity's most dynamic and significant core groups. i p.m. Tuesday, North Shore Senior Center, 161 Northfield Road, Northfield, $45 member; $55 non-member, 847-784-6030 Grief Share Support for anyone who can use help and en- couragement after the death of a artists, stop by the new weekly meetup. something new, or work on your own project All ages and skill levels are welcome, but please bringyour own materials. 2:30 p.m. Tuesday, North- brook Public Library; 1201 Cedar Lane, A Cuiturai History of india: past 5,000 years, the cultures and peo- ples ofthe Indian subcontinent have developed in fascinating and complex ways. Today, India, Paldstan and 1201 Cedar Lane, Northbrook, free, 1201 Cedar Lane, Northbrook, 847-272-6224 Maker Meetup: project, skills, er wanting to share your Join us on the orjust get some advice? last Tuesday of every month to share your latest low- and hi-tech projects. 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Northbrook Public Library; 1201 Cedar Lane, Northbrook, free, 847-272-6224 String Theory Meetup for Ali Ages: Knitters, weavers, crocheters, and fiber You can share what you know, learn 1201 Cedar Lane, Northbrook, free, 1201 Cedar 847-272-6224 Ages: the Box for Ail Games Outside engineers, Calling all garners, techies, geeks and builders, strategists, creators, - it's time to out-of-the-box thinkers game, pro- play. Each week a different is featured. Stop gram, hardware or toy do. 2:30 p.m. by to see what you can Public Library; Tuesday, Northbrook DoesNotFall.com, talks about the cul- talks about DoesNotFall.com, when corn- faced her family ture shock and during the 1970s, ing to the U.S. i p.m. her family's history; documenting Public Library, Tuesday, Northbrook Put on Join in This concert Soviet immigrant Counseling in- Counseling Join the library for a This film, rated PG-13, is Library; 1201 Cedar Lane, Northbrook, free, 847-272-6224 A Soviet Union immigrant's Jour- nay: Then and Now: and blogger Bena Shklyanoy, of Apple- Garden Fun: special gardening-themed art or science project after storytime on Tuesdays. 11 a.m. Tuesday, Northbrook Public Li- brary, 1201 Cedar Lane, Northbrook, free, 847-272-6224 Summer Stories For Au Ages: Come to the library to enjoy fun summer stories. 10:30 a.m. Tuesday and 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, Northbrook Public Second Time Around: features Second Time Around, a classic rock band. 7 a.m. Tuesday, Harrer Park and Pool, 6250 W Dempster St., Morton Grove, free, 847-965-1200 Pajama Stories for Famiiies: your coziest pajamas andjoin us for a halfhour ofstories and fun. 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Northbrook Public Library, 1201 Cedar Lane, Northbrook, free, 847-272-6224 "Twister": about two advanced storm chasers. 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BY HEATHER RuLE Lake at the state competi- He even played some Pioneer Press tion.However, Paskvancompetitive tennis for the missed the tournament,first time with his fifth year The Notre Dame baseballwhich was rescheduled of eligibility. team was six outs awaytwice, on a fishing trip in He played 1 1/2 years of from losing in the Class AAMinnesota. independent league base- statesemifinals back in He also serves as anball for the Will County 2004. Mike Paskvan, theassistant coach on the fresh- Cheetahs, who are now pitching coach at the time,man football team. known as the Windy City sat in the dugout thinking PaskvanpreviouslyThunderBolts. But he tore ahead to the pitching rota-coached the bowling team, his labrum in his shoulder, BRIAN KERSEY/ASSOCIATED PRESS tionfor the third-placefirst as an assistant and then whichjust kept tearing even In this June12, 2004,photo, Notre Dame players celebrate their ClassAAstate champi- game. Then, coach Bobas the head coach - with after he tried to come backonship victory over Jouet Catholic in Geneva. Kostuch walked by and said: several individual state ap- from rehabbing the injury. "Get ready for the greatestpearances - but stepped Paskvan's dream was to "Being able to pass down the comeback ever." away when he started work- make itto the major "And from that moment,ing toward his Master's de-leagues. Once injuries shat- knowledge...onto high school kids I kind of snapped back out gree. tered that, he started to of it mentally and started "Ididn't know muchthink about the next steps and seeing them succeed on the focusing on the kids' ap-about bowling at the time,"with his criminology and proaches at bat," Paskvan Paskvan said. "But I learnedbusiness law education, playingfield or even in the said. each year by talking to theperhaps following in the Notre Dame came backother coaches in our confer-footsteps of his father and classroom, it vety fulfilling to win the game 11-lo after ence. I learned from theuncle to become a police as a teacher and a coach? being down 9-3 after five kids as well." officer. inning. He tried to instill in his "I started to think, 'You - Mike Paskvan, pictured at left It's probably one of thebowlers and pitchers a simi- know what? Is it really a best finishes the two coachlar mental approach. Fromthing for me because of have ever been a part of, pitch to pitch, or from framewhat my family members Kostuch said. He called it to frame in bowling, you'vedid, or do I want to bethe third inning. With fournote that he's very humble, kids." their "shining moment." got to keepyour emotions ininvolved in something I was runs already in and thebut it's fulfilling for him to One of the biest bits "That was the one mo- check, he said. passionate about?' bases loaded, Paskvansee kids have success in Paskvan like to pass along is: ment I think that stands out Paskvan has fished his Paskvan said. "And that wasturned to GregReda. theirsports andinthe"Win with class, you lose through my coaching career whole life and was inter-baseball." The senior right-handerclassroom. with classy He recalled a is seeing the kids not give up ested in helping out, he said, He gut his education de-entered the state tourna- "They're taking that stuffformer player telling him in such a tight situationadding that he picks thegree after his independentment with just 16 2/3 in-that we give to them andabout how he passed this on with only six outs in theminds of students to learnleague baseball days werenings pitched, secondthen now they're actuallyto his college teammates, game to gat to the statetheir fishing knowledge. over. fewest on the team,all applyingitintherealtoo. If there's a bad loss and championship game,"The bass fishing team has Paskvan met Kostuch atseason. Kostuch was skepti- world," Paskvan said. things didn't go well, you Paskvan said. advanced tostatefourNortheastern Illinois andcal but trusted his pitching He's also a very organizedcan just move on to the next That memory from Notre times, finishing third fourwhen Kostuch became No- coach with the move. Redacoach, said Dons athleticday because there's another Dame's run to the 2004 years agu. tre Dame's baseball coach instruck out the first batter hedirector and foothall coachgame in a long season of state title stands out for Paskvan's path to coach- 2003, he asked Paskvan tofaced to get out of the thirdMike Hennessey, which is a baseball, according to Paskvan and Kostuch, buting evolved after his pitch-join his staff as the pitchingand proceeded to toss 4 1/3necessary skill for success. Paskvan. Paskvan's successful coach-ing career was cut short. coach. Paskvan took theinnings ofno-hit baseball to The relationships he devel- Ail his state tournament ing career spans a variety of Paskvan was part of a opportunity and "absolutelylead the Dons to the title. ops with his athletes alsosuccess isn't a fluke, Kos- sports and plenty of stateDivision III national cham- loved it," Paskvan said. "I really didn't think it fosters success, according totuch said. tournament appearances,pionship team at Joliet Jun- "Being able to pass down was going to work out," said Hennessey. "His ability to read his too. ior College as a freshman the knowledge ... onto highKostuch, who is now direc- "I think that's where heplayers and then to relate to Paskvan, a Notre Dame the Wolves finished second school kids and seeing themtor of student activities atdevelops a real sense ofthem, I think that's un- physical education andthe next season. Then he succeed on the playing fieldNotre Dame. "But he knows trust, and the boys thenmatched ofany other pitch- health teacher, is the basstransferred with a schol- or even in the classroom, it'shis guys." have confidence in whating coach that I've worked fishing assistant coach andarship to Northeastern Illi- very fulfilling as a teacher All the state appearanceshe's trying to teach them,"with," Kostuch said. his team participated in thenois for two years, playing and a coach," Paskvan said. aside, it's the relationships Hennessey said."That's state tournament on Junefor a team that advanced to In the 2004 state cham-Paskvan has built with ath- where the good things endHeather Rule is a freelance 14-15. Notre Dame was onethe regionals of the 1996 pionship game, Joliet Cath- letesthat stands out soup flowing from, whenreporterfor Pioneer Press. of 11 teams that did notNCAA Division I Tourna- olic knocked Notre Dame'smuch. Others that knowyou've established that kind catch any fish on Carlylement. starter out of the game inhim, and even Paskvan, too, of relationship with the Th4'itter @PioneerJ' re ss NHS Thursday, June 22, 2017 A Chicago Tribune Publicatio 36 ALL -AREA OPRF history:' called Harris"thebestpitcherin season. OPRFcoachMelKolbusz She onlygaveupfiveearnedrunsall of takingoveragamewithherbat. became atwo-wayplayercapable circle duringherjuniorseason,Harris mostly contributinginthepitcher's in thechampionshipgame.After strikeouts againstLincoln-wayEast She pitchedaone-hitterwith16 striking out26andwalkingonlyone. complete games,allowingthreehits, Harris putonastunningdisplayof two stateappearancesthisspring. Gatorade PlayeroftheYear.Inher ment, HarriswasnamedtheIllinois title. Beforethe2017statetourna- second consecutiveClass4Astate career byguidingtheHuskiestoa College: Auburn 55 H,7HR,51RBIs 233K, 15BB,34hitsallowed:.524BA, Key stats:19-0,0.29ERA,118.2IR R OakPark-RiverForest,Sr. Chardonnay Harris Pioneer Press BY BOBNAJtG SPORTS ALL-AREASOFTBALL fower andaccuracy.Shetossedtwo Chardonnay Harrisj Harris wrappeduparemarkable SEAN KING/PIONEER PRESS FIRST EAM Alyssa Malicki Amanda Guercio pitching Rebels. Shewonallfiveofhergames as apitcherandhitterforthe ban East,Malickihadastellarseason College: Undecided RBIs; 13-7,2.35ERA.138K Key stats:.532BA,53B,12HR.45 1B/R Ridgewood,Ji up totheplate:' other teamsdidn'tliketoseecome program. Shewastheplayerthat and arolemodelfortheentire Rodriguez said."Shewasacaptain years:' LakeZurichcoachAmanda Zurich's successduringherfour Guercio hasbeenakeypartofLake on-base percentage."Amanda hit 18homerunsandtallieda.692 spite aninjurylateintheseason,she durability andproductiveplay.De- led byexamplewithherworkethic, College: IndianaState times 48 RBls,43R,struckoutonlyfive Key stats:.614BA,102B,i3B,18HR. C, LakeZurich,Sr. Voted MVPfortheMetroSubur- A four-yearvarsityplayer.Guercio JON LANGHAM/PIONEER PRESS in conferenceplay,and state final."Fionaisasupersoph' every gamethisseasonuntilthe to lastyearandreachedsafelyin 50-game hittingstreakdatingback broke theprogramrecordwitha against Lincoln-WayEast.Girardot the seventhinningoftitlegame She madeastellardefensiveplayin state championship.Sheplayedsol- amassed a37-1recordandanother central figuresastheHuskies College: Wisconsin 2B, OakPark-RiverForest,So. this season.TheRebelsreachedthe Though herstrengthishitting,Ma- Glaub referredas"therealthing:' Turn toSoftball,NextPage Huskies coachMelKolbuszsaid. batting average,hitsanddoubles. Id defenseandledtheHuskiesin season, Girardotbecameoneofthe run totheClass4Astatetitlelast 6 HR.59RBIs,56R Key stats:.603BA,70H,222B,43B, Fiona Girardot before fallingtoAntioch. Class 3ARidgewoodRegionalfinal licki flirtedwithnumerousno-hitters she's aplayertowhomcoachMike After playingakeyroleinOPRF's BRIAN OMAHONEY/PIONEER PRESS Abbey Jacobsen BRIAN O'MAHONEY/OAILY SOUTHTOWN BRIAN O'MAHONEY/PIONEERPRESS ROBERT DICKER/NEWS-SUN SPORTS ALL-AREA SOFTBALL 37

Softb*II. from Previous Page field' Fillies coach Perry Peterson said. "She has meant so much to our AUA*EA 'She's fun to coach and an excellent program, and I'm going to miss SECOND ThAM player:' coaching a Krzysko' Hannah Heraty Maeve Nelson Sydney Babbington R Libertyville, Sr. SS, Oak Park-River Forest, Jr. 0EOak Park-River Forest, Sr. College: Dayton Key stats: .514 BA, 55 H, 9 2B, 2 3B, Key stats: .496 BA. 56 H, 6 2B, 1 3B, 7 12 HP, 61 RBI5, 60 R HP, 20 RBls, 57 R Mie Faunce College: Northwestern College: Undecided Even though teams pitched Although she had never played in C, Stevenson, Sr. around her all season and she didn't the outfield, Babbington, a former College: Tennessee see quality pitches, Nelson put up catcher, adjusted to her new role (student) big numbers for the Huskies. Her rather quickly. She became the ta- stellar fielding and potent bat were a ble-setter for OPRF's potent offense Lyndsey Lyon dangerous combination for oppos- at the leadoff spot. Her ability to get KEVIN TANAKA/PIONEER PRESS ing teams. She went 1-for-3in on base and hit for power was IB. Ubertyvll (e, Sr. OPRF's state title-game win and essential for the Huskies, who won Coliege: Kentucky smacked two home runs and drove the Class 44 state title. She hit a solo (student) In six runs In a secl:ional semifinal win home run in the state semifinal win against Evanston. "Maeve Is such a against Barrington. "Sydney is a Emma Oriatti great athlete:' OPRF coach Mel Kol- great athlete:' Huskies coach Mel busz said. "She's a great leader, great Kolbusz said. "She can play any- 2B, Stevenson, Sr. kid and very driven:' where on the field:' College: Wisconsin (student) CJ Mardirosian Jessica Puccinelli Katie Wingrter 38, Nazareth, Sr. 0ELake Zurich, Sr Kay stats: .451 BA, 56 H, 14 2B, 4 3B, Key stats: .439 BA, 19 2B, 7 HP, 42 SS, Hersey, Sr. 5 HP, 33 PBls, 46 R RBls,43R College: Northern Illinois Collega: Dominican College: Dubuque After playing catcher and com- A staple in the outfield for the last Lauren Caidrone mittIng to Dominican to play that three seasons, Puccinelli rarely al- position, Mardiroslan had the diffi- lowed a ball to hit the ground in 38/SS, Prospect, Jr. cult task of learning to play third center field this year. She batted in ERIC P. DAVIS/PIONEER PRESS College: Northwestern base this season.Inaddition, the No. 2 spot for most of the Mardiroslan was a leader for a team season, sparking the offense by Ka Kroll with state aspiratIons after back-to- getting on base (.536 on-base per- back losses In the supersectional. centage) and hitting for power. "Jes- 0E York, Jr. She played a kerole in leading the sica was the mental strength of our College: Western IllInois Roadrunners to the program's first team' Lake Zurich coach Amanda state berth and had one of Naza- Rodriguez said. Puccinelli helped the Carolyn Kuhn reth's five hits in two Class 34 state Bears finish at .500 this season after tournament games. Nazareth fin- winning only 10 games a year ago. oc:GlenbrookSouth, Sr. ished fourth. "CJ is such a leader and College: Indiana sacrificed to play third base because Abbey Jacobsen we needed help, and she still was Cam VanVaikenbui one of our best hitters' Nazareth C/DP Barrington. Jr. coach Emily Matthews said. Key stats: .482 BA, 67 H, 15 2B, 2 3B, 0E St. Viator, Sr. 7HR,46RBls College: Dayton College: Loyola of Chicago Rachel Krzysko Named to the Class 44 Illinois ROBERT DICKER/NEWS-SUN Makayla Tsaglis 0EBarrington, Sr. Coaches Association Softball All- Key stats: .395 BA, 51 H, 12 2B, 338,1 State team, Jacobsen batted 3- OF/DR Hersey, So. HP, 51 RBI5, 37 R for-4 inBarrington's thrilling 7-6 College: Undecided College: Purdue comeback win against Marist in the A consistent and clutchper- Class 44 third-place game. Her Bob Na rang former throughout her four-year steadiness behind the plate helped a career, Krzysko extended the fam- young Fillies squad to its second ily's legacy in the program. Her older state trip in the last three years. She sister, Loren, also had a stellar four- threw out 52 percent of runners year run. Rachel Krzysko showed her trying to steal, with 14 pick-off plays big-game mentality by batting 2- at first or second base. She did not for-5 with two RBls and scoring a run allow a passed ball in 3,960 pItches THE REST OF in Barrington's win against Marist in from three different pitchers and set the Class 4A third-place game. a program record with a 27-game THE ROSTER Rachel Krzysko kept Barrington's hitting streak. Check out the Pioneer Press season alive with a two-out, two-run I softball All-Area Honorable single in the top of the seventh Bob Narang isa freelance reporter for Sydney Babbington Mentions online at inning against Marist. "Rachel is a Pioneer Press. chlcagotrlbune.com/suburbs. clutch player at the plate and In the SEAN KING/PIONEER PRESS NHS Thursday, June 22, 2017 A Chicago Tribune Publication 38 ßPORTSALL-AREASOFTBALL pitcher's circle withapo- bined excellence high schoollevel. Shecorn- this seasonwithadomi- recruit, breezedthrough what shewouldwant" grateful, because each dayasitcomesandam player Iamtoday.take passing, Iwouldnotbethe her mother."Without thing Ido,"Harrissaidof time, butIhavealifetolive don't thinkaboutherallthe cancer whenHarriswas1. therapy andsurgiyforthe time. Shefirsthadchemo- skin cancerforthesecond after beingdiagnosedwith January 2005,fourmonths she was29yearsold,in every stepofherlife. mother withherthrough indirectly, awaytohaveher fresh inhermind-and, memory ofhermother is anidealwaytokeepthe Leark said. wearing itforawhile,"Leah the timelatelyafternot necklace. ten wordinscribedasa store tohavethehandwrit- brought theletterintoa word "Chardonnay,"soshe sister thatcontainedthe an oldletterwrittenbyher Leark, forthelast13years. Leark andherhusband,Bill Harris hasbeenraisedby only child,was5yearsold. cancer whenHarris,her 16th birthday. Lauren McDonald,forher ing memoryofhermother, Harris apersonalandlast- Leah Leark,wantedtogive from afamilymember. a simplegestureoflove ris' silvernecklaceismerely nance rarelyseenatthe and Itakeprideinevery- CHARDONNAY HARRIS Othe SOFTBALL PLAYEROFTHEYEAR McDonald diedwhen For Harris,thenecklace Harris, "I'm notgoingtosayI "She's beenwearingitall Leah Learkdiscovered McDonald diedofskin Two yearsago,heraunt, senior pitcher Park-River Forest ChardonnayHar- an Auburn surface, Oak in that's the not fullyunderstand the federal prison. Leark family,heisnowin her life.Accordingtothe but hasnotbeenapartof her birth,LeahLearksaid, logical fatherwaspresentat ing upbringingHarris'bio- came onlyafterachalleng- Harris' successonthefield in thetwostategames, while mowingdownhitters cused andstoicexpression plishment?' knew thatwasabigaccom- the game andwantedtobreak I rememberedlastyear's row (atstate)wasamazing. to beherethreeyearsina since myfreshmanyear,so "I've beenworkingsohard (state) again,"Harrissaid. year inarow. er oftheYearforthesecond Press Ml-ÁreaSoftballPlay- was namedthePioneer First-Team All-USApickby Player oftheYearandwasa was theIllinoisGatorade ball rankings.Harrisalso ished theseasonrankedNo. won thetitle. final record16strikeoutsin including aClass4Astate- complete gamesatstate, prep careerbytossingtwo batted .524with51REIs innings fora0.29ERA.She walking only15in1182/3 ters, allowing34hitsand while strildngout233bat- ishing witha19-Orecord numbers inthecircle,fin- sophomore year. finished thirdatstateher championship. OPEFalso straight Class4Astate Huskies' runtoasecond tent battospearheadthe USA Today. USA Todayhighschoolsoft- 3 inthenationfinal a one-hitterastheHuskies and closedoutherprolific Harris admitted shedid Despite keepinga "It wasamazingtowin For herefforts,Harris The Huskies(37-1)fin- Harris putuphistoric (strikeout) BY BOBNARAGI record. fo- I journey coached herfor nearlya softball andbasketball. He helped steerHarris toward Leark saidhisloveofsports Bill Learkforstartingher caring teammate,credited different" stuff. Thatwasdifficultand restrictions andschools games. Itwasrulesand cult. Itwasnomorefunand tioning toparentswasdiffi- was thefununcle.Transi- Chardy wasalwayswithus. jobs, wasasinglemom. hood. Mysisterworkedtwo with meduringherchild- day. Shespentsomuchtime thought shewasminethat Leah Learkrecalled."He band, Chardywaswithme," family dynamic. Harris didhaveanew time mucheasier,though "Chardy" madeatough quick death. LeahLearksaidBill's weeks beforeMcDonald's getting marriedjustfive raising ayoungchildafter though, hadtoadjust iar. Itfelttight" either ofthem.Itfeltfamil- so Iwasn'tastrangerto husband werearoundalot, (died). Myauntandher said. "Iwasyoungwhenshe caring andloving,"Harris mother's death. huge adjustmentafterher Learks wasn'tanespecially so movinginwiththe from herearliestmemories, was aconstantpresence her parents. her auntanduncle-tobe Bill Leark-biologically, days onsocialmedia. posting themonspecial them together,sometimes She stillcarriespicturesof death atsuchayoungage. enormity ofhermother's Harris, afun-lovingand "Il wasthefunaunthe "The dayImetmyhus- Leali andBill "My motherwasreally Harris saidLeahLeark She considersLeahand Pioneer Press acceptance in softball. Leark, Bill of still alive.McDonald always softball ifMcDonald were might neverhave played fate, LeahLearksaidHarris sense ofhumor.Inatwistof 5-foot-11 frametoherquirky with McDonald,fromher shares somecharacteristics Kolbusz said. matter thecircumstances," through andpersevereno hard workthatshecanpull knows throughallofher and sureofherselfthatshe toughness, issocomposed support andlove. the aidofproperguidance, be aneliteathletethrough hood andpushedherselfto overcame atoughchild- model student-athletewho Kolbusz saidHarrisisa would notbepossible." him, this(softballsuccess) girl. Withoutthem,Iwould to do,especiallyforayoung understands theimportant the slack.Hewasn'tableto ther) madehis.Iwasfortu- better, immediately. of credittoBill,Without not besuccessful.Igivealot rience. That'satoughthing 5-year-old andhadnoexpe- Harris said."Theytookina raising her. role theLearksplayedin do so?' nate tobetherepickup choices. (Herbiologicalfa- softball. Weallmake showed atonofpromisein changed mylife catch. Shedefinitely to playcatch,soweplayed day afterschool,shewanted then throwingitback.Every started withrollingtheball, what Iknew. or Barbiedolls.Iwentwith really versedinteaparties kids," hesaid. playing sportswithallmy me toindulgemytime have twoyoungboys. decade. TheLearksalso Leah LearksaidHarris "Chardonnay justhasa OPRF softballcoachMel "They aremyparents' Harris "As timewenton,she "With Chardonnay, "It wasano-bramerfor said shenow "I wasn't for the it "She's goofy,and (hasa)silly friends," Leah Leark said. really close groupof when she'saroundher me ofmysister,usually Chardonnay thatremind tounded byHarris'success. Leark saidsheremainsas- from OPRFtoAuburn,Leah and wasnotafanofsports. had abusyworkschedule the ageof5. Learks raisedHarrisfrom Bill Leark(center).The the weddingofLeahand ris (bottomright)cameat daughter ChardonnayHar- aid (farleft)tookwithher last pictureLaurenMcDon- According tothefamily, every battershefaced. tossed afour-inningperfectgameinwhichshestruckout Chardonnay Harriswasundefeatedasaseniorandeven "I seemanythingsin As Harristransitions r'7çT Bob Narangisafreelance fun towatch." come. She'salwaysbeenso ing toseehowfarshe's prepared forher.It'samaz- from Lauren. sense ofhumorthatshegets cancer in2005. Twitter @Pioneer.Yress reporterfor PioneerPress. McDonald, diedofskin Harris mother,Lauren mothers handwriting. name writteninher birthday: Anecklaceofher a specialgiftforher16th Chardorinay Harrisreceived "We wereneverreally ERIC P.DAVIS/PIONEERPRESS

(1!' .r.Tp LEAN LEARKPHOTOS _ 39 A Chicago Tribune Publication Thursday, June 22,2017 1. -- _ BRIAN O4AHONEY/ NEWS-SUI4 command ofhis fastball and ness and competitiveness as one ofthe best pitchers to reporterfor Pioneer Press. Twitter @PioneerPress offpeed pitches, could hold runners close, but his tough- on the mound is what made him so much fun to face. It was pleasure preparing to play him, because we always relished at the opportunity to play the best Murphy will always be remembered come out of our conference" Brett Christie is a freelance sectional semifinals on June 4A 1 in the Class 4-3 "Brendan Murphy is a was away, away, away, in the corner of the strike zone. I fouled everything off. He ended up getting me out, but with a guy like that you of fearless. He's a big-name guy, and you can get caught up in the hype. You have to go up there fearless and ready to hit" Pat Block that just knew how to control all aspects of the game. He obviously had amazing just have to go up there kind Stevenson coach very rare talent and a kid But lefty. He's a lefty, and it's "He's got a little bit of it Czerniejewski recalled "It was like a 13-pitch long day for any team facing hint" Brad Czemiejewski all. obviously hard to find a hard-throwing he's got great control of his offspeed. I think that's what really sets him apart." his favorite at-bat of the season, which came against Murphy in a 3-0 loss May 8. at-bat. Everything he threw Lake Forest center fielder pitches, offspeed "He is a special player. Ray Del Faya Brendan Murphy celebrates after helping Mundelein beat Libertyville Lake Forest coach What makes him so tough is his approach to the game. The first time through the lineup he establishes his Fastball. After that, he mixes in his which makes him almost impossible to hit. He has the skills to throw every one of his pitches for strikes, so you cannot sit on his fastball. The best way to approach him is to try to get to him early while he is still estab- lishing himself. Once he settles in, it is going to be a 2/3 exhilarating. in his junior and Pioneer Press 'Playing against Brendan limits damage. He is also comfortable in uncomfortable situations. When runners are in scoring position, he is not fazed." Dan Marks LiberLyville center fielder Murphy is (With two of his three) losses being from Liber- tyviiie senior year always got us hyped. Facing him since my first at-bat junior year was like facing a semi-pro. Ev- eryone knew he was the lefty ace of Illinois, and he always brought his pitching to a new level. His variety of pitches and athleticism hitting, as well, made him a dual threat every time we faced Mundelein."

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BASEBALL PLAYER BASEBALL For makes his next pitch and when he makes mistakes, he with all of his pitches. All pitchers will make mistakes, later in a game because he and gets more comfortable advantage when he pitches through it. He has a huge hard is that he can throw his changeup gets so many peo- pie out front and swinging prepared for his fastball well this year. But what separates him from others that throw catch up to. our team embraced the opportunity to face him this tough for most hitters to makes him so good. earned, in 5 May 2. Libertyville scored six runs, four Matt Thompson to gain insights into what it's like facing Murphy and what to gain insights into what it's like facing Murphy Illinois. 4-3 win. Mundelein got revenge in the sectional semifinals with a Mundelein got revenge in the sectional semifinals went the Mustangs, who made it to a Class 4A supersectional. Brewers. fourth round of the MLB draft by the Milwaukee Murphy and innings against Murphy in a 6-4 win. SPORTS ALL-AREA BASEBALL ALL-AREA SPORTS but what makes him great is

just gains more confidence other pitches so well. His year. Obviously his fastball is Libertyville coach with some of Mundelein's North Suburban Conference foes with some of Mundelein's North Suburban He was the first high school player selected from the state of He was the first high school player selected - 40 Thursday, o ALI4 -AREAFIRSTTEAM College: Iowa SLG, 132B,9HR,40PBls,25P,7SB Key stats:.398BA,.434OBR.786 C, LakeZurich,So. Tyler Snep Parola said. been forus:'MundeleincoachTodd school teamthanwhatBrendan's been moreofafactorforhigh find anybodyelseinthestatethat's tributor forus,andit'dbehardto "Obviously, he'sbeenamajorcon- selected inthefourthroundby the statebyBaseballAmerica,was who wasthetop-ratedprospectin against WarrenonApril24.Murphy, went 3-for-4attheplatewithan allowed norunsofftwohitsand efforts, Murphypitchedsixinnings, als. Inoneofhisbestall-around Libertyville inthesectionalsemifin- out 10intheMustangs'victoryover ing acompletegameandstriking Class 4Asupersectionalsbythrow- He helpedMundeleinreachthe posted similarnumbersthisseason. Year, andtheleft-handedpitcher Press All-AreaBaseballPlayerofthe College: ArizonaState 91 K;.471BA,.555OBP,.723SLG,4 Milwaukee BrewersintheMLBdraft. North SuburbanConferencegame inside-the-park grandslamina HP, 142B,39RBls Key stats:10-1,1.99ERA,0.90WHIP, Brendan Murphy SPORTS ALL-AREABASEBALL Munde/ein, Sr. Snep splittimebetweenplaying Murphy waslastyear'sPioneer that everydayinpractice' team-first attitudeanddisplayed time Ineededamessagesentout. communicated totheteamevery tive No.3hitter."Kevinwasatrue Trevians, whowent30-6andfin- College: Indiana(student) catcher reallyaddeduptobigim- game hecaughtgotbetter.His via email."Thewayheconducts great seasonasaplayer,leader the season.Snep'sathieticismwas He hadagreatunderstandingof leader' Napoleonsaidviaemail."He New Trierandwasahighlyproduc- played asilky-smoothshortstopfor ished fourthinClass4A.Donahue called DonahuetheMVPof 41 R,21RBls Key stats:.408BA,.621SLG,152B, /NF NewTrier,Sr. Kevin Donahue ethic:' son, andthatisacredittohiswork provements bytheendofsea- small, dailyimprovementsat remarkable. himself onandoffthefieldistruly and asateammate:'Ericksonsaid plate andintheoutfield."Tylerhada conducive tohissuccessbehindthe merous Division team whilebeingrecruitedbynu- Snep's abilitytostayfocusedonthe Zurich coachRickEricksonlauded the outfieldandcatching.Lake New TriercoachMikeNapoleon ROBERT DICKER/PIONEER PRESS lt seemedlikeevery I programsduring Ií B Biurr CHRISTIE J average andpower."Ryanmakesthe in runsandhastheabilitytohitfor conference inthestate.Bridichsaid productive intheCatholicLeague shortstop, hisbatwasalsovery defensive infieldsinthestate.While he believeswasoneofthebest what LoyolacoachNickBridichsaid College: Illinois-Chicago SLG, 1HR,92B,30PBIs,38R Key stats:.413BA,.452OBP,.541 !NF Loyola,Sr. of thetophighschoolplayersin arm speed:'MaineSouthcoachBill first varsityseason."Hepossesses South All-Conferenceteaminhis Griffin, whoplaysthirdbase,was ciation all-staterGehrigParkerin College: Undecided Lin-Peistrup hadaknackfordriving Blue, whichisperhapsthebest Lin-Peistrup excelleddefensivelyat Ryan Lin-Peistrup Illinois nextspring' Milano saidviaemail."Hewillbeone plus runningspeed,batspeedand named totheCentralSuburban 2014. ParkerisnowplayingatButler. High SchoolBaseballCoachesAsso- player tohitover.400sinceIllinois SLG, 102B,2HP,18RBI5,24P Key stats:.409BA,.456OBP,.645 INF MaineSouth,Jr. Declan Griffin Lìn-Peistrup wasakeypartof Griffin isthefirstMaineSouth k s Pioneer Press College: NotreDame(football) SLG, 182B,12HP,46PBls,14SB;2.02 Key Stats:.443BA,.503OBP,.918 OF St.Viator.Sr. next twoyears:' going tobefunwatchoverthe speed. Heisafive-toolplayerwho at theplate,combiningpowerand via email."Hehadanamazingyear fense' CarmelcoachBillTaylorsaid "Drew wasthecatalystofourof- Viator, Wiegmanwent5-for-9witha champion St.Viator.Inapairof where theylosttoeventualstate to theClass3Asectionalsemifinals, fense andhelpedleadtheCorsairs College: Louisville /NE Carmel,So. Turn toLaseba!1,NextPage ERA, 105K,20BB Cole Kmet PBI5 topropelCarmelasweep. home run,triple,doubleandeight regular-season gamesagainstSt. spearheaded astrongCarmelof- SLG, 92B,4HP,39R,40RBI5,29SB Key stats:.417BA,.504OBP,.694 Drew Wiegman look veryeasy:' school infieldersneverevengetto, on groundballsthatverygoodhigh and athleticism.hemakesplays email. "Hehasunbelievablerange Division ready rightnowtobeanimpact very difficultlookeasyandis Wiegman, whoplaysshortstop, BRIAN OMAHONEWPIONEER PRESS I player:' Bridichsaidvia MICHAEL SCHMIDT/PIONEER PRESS KEVIN TANAKA/PIONEERPRESS TRACY ALLEN/PIONEERPRESS 'p" TIM BOYLE/PIONEERPRESS A Clucago Tribune Publicaban Thursday. June 22, 2017 NHS JON CUNNINGHAM/PIONEER PRESS BRIAN OMAHOI*Y/POIR PReIS Casey O'Laughlin Ryan Turgon - Brett Christie OF Fenwick, Sr. College: Northwestern DH Nazareth, Jr College: Undecided ROB DICKER/PIONEER PuSS Danny Mazzei Dan Marks OF Libertyville, Sr. Collega: Pockhurst (Mo.) OF Hinsdale South, Sr. College: Missouri (walk-on) JON CUNNINGHAM/PIONEER PRESS Munde!ein, Jr. Andrew Potter INF North Shore Country Day. Sr. College: Middiebury (Vt.) Steven Sanchez INF College: Arkansas Zapka was unanimously named Zapka was Carpinelii had a huge season for Anthony Calarco lNF New Trier, Jr. Collage Northwestern Jackson Kaplowitz INF Notre Dame, Jr. College: Undecided Hinsdale Central baseball:' Red Dev- Hinsdale Central baseball:' said via email. ils coach Jason Ziemer numbers he "Some of the offensive OH, Buffalo Grove, Sr Key stats: .396 BA, .594 OBP. .840 SLG, 7 2B, 4 HR. 27 PBI5, 45 R. 14 SB; 6-0.3.57 ERA. 24K Buffalo Grove. helping the Bison earn the top seed in the Class 4A Glen- brook South Sectional. Carpineili falo Grove. coach Tim Miller said. In addition to his gaudy offensive stats, he also played top-notch defense at shortstop and pitched weil. "John was the vocal leader of the Bison and a fierce competitor:' Miller said via email. "i am very proud of the player and teammate he has become. He is one of the best all-around baseball players In the state:' Brett Christie ¡s a freelance reporter for Pioneer Press. Twitter @Pioneer_Press 8 HP, 43 RBI5, 22 R; 4-3, 2.80 ERA, 8 HP, 43 RBI5, 46K, 45 IP 1.28 WHIR Community Col- College: Heartland lege Player of the West Suburban Silver head the Year by conference Red Devils in coaches. He led the while also every offensive category on the supplying quality innings of the best mound. "Andrew had one history of offensive years in the for some put up will not be equaled leader time. He was the vocal for the team, throughout the year and he played the game with great enthuslasm.' John Carpineffi Collega: Indianapolis was exceptionally versatile for Buf- in i fail, was "His exceptional

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Check out the Pioneer Press baseball All-Area Honorable Mentions THE REST OF THE RÖSTER selected in the 34th round of the Andrew Zapka OF Hinsdale Central, Sr. receiver for Iowa next displayed his elite athieticism chese. who is signed to play wide games while also hitting for consid- erable power and average. Marchese Pat Block said. the area:' Block said via email. Mar- senior season, stealing 30 bases in 31 center field for the Patriots, coach speed and power and consIstency made him one of the best players in SLG, 5 HP, 28 RBIs, 43 R, 30 SB College: Iowa (football) Key stats: .485 BA, .556 OBP, .738 OF Stevenson, Sr. Henry Marchese ful leadership qualities:' with class no matter where he was on and off the field. He has wonder- said via email. "Cole handled himself player:' st. Viator coach Mike Manno player:' st. Viator coach Marmion. "Hes a once-in-a-lifetime and struck out nine in the LIons' 11-1 and struck out nine in the over state semifinal victory six-inning, complete-game victory six-inning, complete-game He also homered. Kmet earned the He also homered. Kmet 3-O victory over Nazareth on April22. 3-O victory over Nazareth hit and pitched a complete game in a hit and pitched a complete most innings for St. Viator. Kmet most innings for St. Just one had 16 strIkeouts, allowed Lions' best hitter, he also threw the Lions' best hitter, he also and leadership. Aside from being the and leadership. Aside potent bat, steady mound presence potent bat, steady mound torto the Class 3A state title with his 3A state title with torto the Class All-Area first-tearner, helped St. Via- All-Area first-tearner,

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BBQ Baby Back Ribs Includes Fries, Cole Slaw & Soup or Salad Carry-Out Only

2 Whole Chickens (Wood Roasted, BBQ or Grecian Style) & 1/2 Pan of Pasta Only (Choice of Marinara or Alfredo) $19.99

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