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Ittellsthestoryofa Together inSkokieandNiles main bookforthisyear'sComing Born Chinese,"wasselectedasa Shore inSkokie. adults attheHolidayInnNorth an uninhibitedsmile. having unkempthairandflashing his 5th-gradeselfwearingglasses, 5th grade." nitely solidifiedwhenIwasinthe a nerdbutmy'nerdiness'defi- BY MHISAACS man comic.And whilehelater too scary,hesaid.Instead, he comic bookforhimbecauseitwas one issue. which featuredtwocharacters in a "ThingandRom"comicbook, sue," hesaid,showingapicture of comic booksbecauseofthisis- comic books,andIfellinlovewith Library ofCongress. the CenterforBookat Council, EveryChildaReaderand organized bytheChildren'sBook People's Literature,aprogram National AmbassadorforYoung He is Fellows ProgramGeniusGrant Library DirectorRichardKong, him well. Graphic novelisttracescomicbookroots Chinese-American cartoonist, What wasclearduringYang's His graphicnovel,'American Yang ledabookdiscussion Yang thenshowedapictureof "I generallylikethingsthat His motherwouldn'tbuythat According toSkokiePublic Coming Togetherfocusesona "In 5thgrade,Ifellinlovewith in atwo-yeartermas- said. ries, hefeltdifferentlythen, he even workedonSupermansto- while parents Gene LuenYangsignsoneofhis booksfor5-year-oldSethMandigo of hisComingTogetherinSkokieandNuesTownshipbookdiscussion. Chinese-American cartoonist,IllustratorandwriterGeneLuenYangtalkedabouthiscareerMarch13aspart Superman was byfarthemost all thesuperheroes outthere, "In 5thgrade,I thoughtoutof Pic and JennieMandigolookon. about he does,feels kindofguilty unless hehasto, andafterwardif words. Hedoesn'tpunchanybody behaved. Heneversaysanybad boring," hesaid."He'sthebest it. Hefliesaround his gramming andillustrationhelped comic bookcreator." being acomicbookreaderto reading thisissue,Iwentfrom this, before," hesaid."Prettysoonafter my headthathadneverbeendone and picturesdidsomethinginside him out author saiditwasenoughtofreak dream, thefutureillustratorand though itallturnedouttobea people, Yangremembered.Even an atomicbombthatkillsmany dark sidewithanarrativeabout He's likeagiantflyingBoyScout" Metropolis inhisblueuniform. said. mentais ofcomputer science,he aimed atteachingkidsthefunda- ing amiddleschoolgraphicnovel currently isco-writinganddraw- School science atBishopO'DowdHigh services andtaughtcomputer served asdirectorofinformation shape hiscareer,hesaid.He MIKE ISAACS/PIONEERPRESSPHOTOS Yang's loveforcomputerpro- "This combinationofwords Still, thisSupermanstoryhada "So Iamanerd," herepeated. within in Oakland, a fewweeksof Calif. He live differentwaysoflife." different religions,peoplewho cultures, peoplewhobelieve in different -peoplein the "Books canbeanambassadorinto ambassador foryou,"hesaid. dor forme.Bookscanbean dors. themselves arealreadyambassa- of books.Buthesaidbooks is toteachpeopleabouttheworld audience couldseeit. around hisnecksothoseinthe Literature. Yangputthemedal Ambassador forYoungPeople's medal whenhebecameNational Congress andawardedwitha to WashingtonbytheLibraryof author' excited he'dbeabletomeetthe loves thebooksandgotvery be inSkokie,wehadtocome.He found outthewriterwasgoingto was asecondoneandwhenwe Pic Mandigosaid."Wesawthere on awhimbecauseitlookedcool' for him. fan, andsignedoneofhisbooks duced himselftoSeth,hisnew Coders" seriestwoweeksago. first comicbookinhis"Secret Seth wasjustintroducedtoYang's 5-year-old son,Seth.Theysaid Jennie Mandigobroughttheir beyond theimmediatearea. to hearYangspeak-somefrom March 13,about100peoplecame Luen YangonMarch13. 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In one, the senator juled flaming sticks as he talked about ways to shore up the state's finances. nor ptimai seek to appeal to progres- sives in Illinois as Demo- crats nationally strule to find their identity between liberal and establishment wings in the aftermath of Hillary Clinton's defeat in the 2016 presidential race. progressive wing is Chicago Northwest Side's 47th state Senate, Sen. Andy Ma- nor of Bunker Hill, also is Also seekingto appeal to the Ald. Ameya Pawar, from the Ward. Biss' colleague in the exploring a bid for gover- nor. Biss served a term in the Illinois House before his election to the state Senate in 2012. He moved to the Chicago area after complet- ing his undergraduate de- gree at Harvard University and his doctorate in mathematics at the Massachu- setts Institute of Technolo- gy. [email protected] CHRIS WALKER/CHICAGO TRIBUNE million chairs the Madigan's personal cam- Other donors to the Biss Biss launched the PAC Illinois State Sen. Daniel Biss speaks March during an organ- Islamic Community Center of Des Plaines ized demonstration of interfaith support. lions of dollars in ads last year on behalf of Repub- lican legislative candidates seeking to erode Demo- cratic majorities in the 11h- nois House and Senate by attacking longtime House Speaker Michael Madigan. Madigan also state Democratic Party. paigo fund gave $500,000 to the Biss super PAC. It also Democratic donors - in- got money from longtime cluding $3 million from money manager Michael Sacks and $1.25 from media mogul Fred Eychaner - as well as from organized labor. PAC included Chicago businessman Chris Ken- nedy, who already has announced his candidacy for governor, and Chicago entrepreneur and investor J.B. Pritzker, who last week formed an exploratory committee for a run for governor. after considering but later withdrawing a bid for the Democratic nomination for comptroller against Susana Mendoza, then the Chicago city clerk. 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Former U. of C. to enter governor's race governor's to enter NEWS tor from Evanston who put tor from Evanston who together ads last tempting to link Republican Goy. Bruce Rauner to Presi- leading Democrats he was set to formally launch his campaign for governor on March 20, sources said. math professor critic of Rauner BY RICK PEARSON Chicago Tribune dent Donald Trump told served in the Illinois legisla- ture since 2011, had scheduled a 10 a.nt Facebook Live event "to address his plans to build a movement to take our state back from wealthy and insider interests," according to an email his campaign released March 19. for comment But sources said that on March 19 he informed top Democratic officials and current and potential March 2018 primary of his plans to run for governor. If he does so, Biss would be giving up his state Senate seat, which is up ftr election next year. professor at the University of Chicago has been out- spoken in his criticism of Ratiner, the first-term GOP governor who largely has funded the Illinois Repub- lican Party and turned it into a personal and political messaging arm to attack Democrats during the state's historic budget im- passe. federal super political action committee called Lead- ing Illinois for Tomorrow. It made about $10 million in independent expenditures, largely sought to link Ratiner to Trump, who was then the GOP presidential nominee. 8 NHS Thursday, March 23, 2017 A Chicago Tribune Publication o o fourth InterfaithGathering faith event Community Churchin room atSt.Luke'sChristian pants filledchairsplaced more thanadozenpartici- snowy nightMarch13, NEWS going tohappen,"Jones tified need wasiden- local panelin ter servingona gatherings interfaith she startedthe them. ple affectedby and decisionsfacingallpeo- shot ofAmericanpolitics March 13includedasnap- general, closingprayer. we haveabrieftimeof quests forprayerandthen go. "Wediscussurgentre- how thegatheringsusually of St. Rev. ElizabethJones,pastor eral timeofprayer'saidthe then transitionintoagen- first 40orsominutesand topic ofthemonthfor in December. launched thefirstmeeting event sinceorganizers for Morton Groveforaninter- around longtablesina Pioneer Press BY KARIEANGELLLuc decision toattendthegath- ton Grove,explained her ber. prayers forafamilymcm- tion whenaskingfor person showedvisibleemo- dential prayerrequests.One fered personalandconfi- lowship, the Novemberelection. weeks immediatelyafter said, lookingbackatthe certainty aboutwhatwas lot ofanxietyandjustun- prayer, shesaid. reflect with ple toshareand place forpeo- vide November. A Monthly interfaith Last weekmarkedthe On anunseasonably Amy Grabowski, ofMor- Jones said Topics discussedon "We generallydiscussthe During theMarch13fel- "There wasa Prayer andSupport to pro- a Luke's, participants safe af- describing differences." as humans on similarities tli.at wefocus the world¡s - AnisaLaliwala rather thantheLaliwalasaid. "My prayerfor of- beginning ofthispresent better asaneighborand Akhter Sadiq,ofMorton said. them aspeople,"Grabowski get toknowmoreabout one, toconnectmoreand get toknowthemone-on- would beaperfectwayto somehow andIthoughtthis ty CenterofMortonGrove. near theMuslimCommuni- said Grabowski,wholives to myMuslimneighbors," tion, Iwantedtoreachout (presidential) ering. "Afterthetumultuous Kane AngeliLuc isafree- of MortonGrove. said she been tothreeoftheprayer ton Grove,saidshehad to thegroup. belief-wis&' have muchincommon, different faithsandgroups overwhelming toseehow months' Sadiqsaid."Itis group for friend. come toknowGrabowski Grove, whosaidhehas lancer. least. the monththroughMay,at on thesecondMondayof meetings wouldcontinue mgs?' said. "We'reallhumanbe- the differences;'Laliwala ities ashumansratherthan is thatwefocusonsimilar- Muslim EducationCenter Anisa Laliwala,ofMor- "I've beenapartofthis Grabowski satnextto "I heardaboutthisgroup Jones saidtheprayer "My prayerfortheworld Sadiq alsoreadaprayer is the versus them' feelings Iget the positive prayers, and lieve and Idobe- son offaith meetings. said. going on'she much of'us "There istoo been helpful' out ofithave part ofthe administra- "I amaper- Laliwala last four in Atiya UsmanandMohammadZiaUsman,ofSkokie,participateinaninterfaithprayersessionheldMarch13atSt.Luke's prayer session heldthere March13. 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He shot somebody in the chest" works for a limousine company and that he had a prior burglary conviction, which he was sentenced to two years of probation. Brian L. Cox is afreelancer. name will not appear on the ballot as a result tire system ofgovernment is free and fair elections," Ber- lin said. Waheed "attempted to circumvent one of the basic requirements for candidacy - filing petitions with the correct number of authentic signatures." to authorities March 15 after a warrant for her arrest was issued March 14. She is free on $10,000 bail pending her next court date set for April [email protected]

Niles bar sì1 charged with charged Following a police man- Prosecutors also said, in The man who was shot near also recovered a 9mm hand- and also recovered a 9mm ID card or a concealed-carry Berlin said in a statement She then "notarized those tions were successfully challenged, Berlin said. Her phone and then fled again phone and then fled when the man refused, his eventually throwing car. weapon under another they hunt authorities said - located the gunman whom they later identified as Hurem - nearby a short time later. Officials said they gun from under the vehicle casing from the crime scene, which police said was near Chasers Sports Bar and GrilL addition to the police officer, there were multiple other witnesses to the shooting, which they said was captured by a security camera They said Hurem did not have a valid firearm owner's permit. identified by authorities as a Lincolnwood resident, sus- tamed a bullet wound to the upper chest and was in stable condition in the hospital on March 20, according to prosecutors. They said Hurem and the man who document and forgery and four counts of perjury Du- Page County State's Attor- ney Robert B. Berlin said. All of the charges are felonies. The charges allege Waheed made "photocopies of two completed signature por- dons of the petitions, and then completed the candidate information by hand;' petitions as authentic" and submitted them to COD officials, he said. The fraud was uncovered during a hearing in which her peti- been man shooter's has

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A Des Plaines man was A Des Plaines man Alen Hurem, 26, was Officials said an officer on The officer drew his shooting each of issuing a forged 16 with forging her nomi- in Lisle, would not comment attorney, Stacey A. McCul- mently denies the allegu- dons."

NEWS after murder attempted BY Chicago Tribune bond ordered held without on March 20 for allegedly dur-. shooting another man ¡ng a confrontation outside ofa Nues bar early March19, lawyer said he was acting in defense of a relative and himself. charged with attempted murder following his anest at around 5 a.m. March 19, shortly after the shooting, authorities said. patrol saw a commotion outside of the bar along North Milwaukee Avenue at about officer approached, saw a man pullout a gun and shoot another man in the chest. 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Lincoln Ave, Lincolnwood, IL Open Monday Serving CoÖk, Lake, Dupage, Kane and Will Counties NHS Thursday, March 2.3, 2017 A Chicago Tribune Publication just threeorfourofthe the ers currentlyworkingfor candidates andthreeteach- Niles SchoolDistrict64 tween threeParkRidge- Pioneer Press BY JENNIFERJOHNSON interest discussed conflicts of EDUCATION thing tobetter their spous- cause theywant todosome- for theschool board)be- when itcomestoconflicts such arelationship Board ofEducation. ated andapprovedbythe labor contractthatisnegoti- who arecoveredundera in District64schoolsand teachers currentlyworking and MichaelSchaab-to Bublitz, NormanDziedzic three candidates-Greg involved themarriageof swered byallcandidates April 4. terms ontheboardthis running forfour,four-year seven candidateswhoare hour forumwereaskedof during theroughlyone- rector GailHaller. Commerce ExecutiveDi- by ParkRidgeChamberof zations. Itwasmoderated and parent-teacherorgani- District 64teachersunion Elementary Schoolbythe was hosted attended theforum,which March 14inParkRidge. a pre-electionforumheld several topicsraisedduring Transparency, are intentionally(running of thesethreegentlemen Board ofEducationaswell. this befollowedonthe of interest,"andsuggested appearance ofimpropriety required toavoid"eventhe that, asanattorney,heis conflict ofinterest. dates whethertheythink District 64holdscandidateelection An audienceofabout70 The relationshipbe- "I don'tsuggestthatany Candidate RickBiagisaid Haller askedthecandi- The onlyquestionan- Most questionsposed district wasoneof at Roosevelt is a where therecouldbea a problem,then don'tvote Ryles said."Ifyou dohave that's youropportunity," you wanttovoteforthem, working inthedistrictand lem withtheirspouses is uptovotersdecide. share howtheyfelt,sayingit and EastmanTiudidnot them ontheboard?' who theywanttorepresent maldng thedecisionabout ought to That tion inthatsortoflight? want toputyourorganiza- propriety. Whywouldyou nitely isthatimageofim- Sanchez said."Theredefi- whatever thecasemaybe," efits, lengthoftheworkday, gotiating salaryandben- conflict -whetherit'sne- plenty ofopportunities I thinktherearecertainly spouses withinthedistrict, ple ontheboardthathave Biagi's perspective. attorney, priety." the appearanceofimpro- right reasons,butit'sgiving they're doingthisforthe es," Biagisaid."I'mcertain March14 forumwiththesevencandidatesrunningforschoolboard. Park Ridge-NilesSchoolDistrict64teacherAndyDuerkop,atpodium,addressestheaudiencebeginningofa "Tfyou don'thaveaprob- "(If) youhavethreepeo- Fred Sanchez,alsoan Candidates LarryRyles is something folks said heshared consider when making decisions. member isresponsible for School, saidnooneboard ohne, teaches where appropriate." And yes,Iwillrecusemyself decisions forchildrenfirst. blitz me aboutmyintegrity,"Bu- District 63. boring EastMaineSchool student servicesinneigh- blitz iscurrentlydirectorof tion tohelpchildren."Bu- office isbasedonhis"voca- teacher atCarpenter sten, isaspecialeducation her." cuse himselffromvotingon benefits," buthewouldre- with myvife'ssalaryand board "hasnothingtodo He saidhisrunforthe this asaconflictofinterest. teacher anddoesnotview wife, Sonja,isaDistrict64 open aboutthefactthathis Tiu toldtheaudience. the peopleinfrontofyou," sion astowhetheryoutrust for them." School, said "anything directlyaffecting Dziedzic saidhehasbeen "lit's averypersonaldeci- "There isappearance of Schaab, whosewife,Car- "Ask peoplewhoknow Bublitz, whosewife,Kir- said. "I his runfor will make at Field the vacancy. residents who applied for and resumesoftheeight order toreceivethenames Information Actrequestin cate tosubmitaFreedomof Park RidgeHerald-Advo- school districtrequiredthe school board. short-term vacancyonthe of anewmembertofill deliberate theappointment go intoclosedsessionto board's recentdecisionto with Biagiobjectingtothe topic duringtheforum, 2017. didates the four-yeartermsofcan- teachers contractwithin ratification ofasubsequent negotiations andpossible through mid-2020,putting tion Associationextends with theParkRidgeEduca- those decisions,"headded. are goingtohelpmake six othermembers"who cuses himself,therearestill viduals makingdecisions?' Schaab said."It'ssevenindi- everyone else person cannotcontrolwhat conflict ofinterest,butone "It's Biagi addedthatthe Transparency wasalsoa The currentcontract If aboardmemberre- absurd," he elected decides," in April said. JENNIFER JOHNSON/PIONEERPRESS be carefulabout howmuch come toaconclusionthat violate anyone'sprivacy. as possibleifitdoesnot share asmuchinformation encourage theboardto the publiccan'tseethem?' that behindcloseddoorsso need toholddocumentslike don't dothat.Wejust trict board,andwejust pie timesontheParkDis- "I've satthroughthismulti- collective bargaining ses- of whatgoes onduring er, saidtheboardneedsto and thewaywe'redoingit." doing, whywe'redoingit let themknowwhatwe're in thecityofParkRidge,to a waytoreachmorepeople said. "Weneedtofigureout ing theactionswetake,"he time inDistrict64explain- cate withresidents. needs tobettercommuni- sion," hesaid. are comingtothatconclu- don't knowthereasonsthey hind closeddoorsandyou decisions aredoingitbe- people whoaremakingthe right decisionswhenthe the district'smaking Tiu, ahighschoolteach- Ryles saidthedistrict "I thinkit'sveryhardto "We don'tspendenough Sanchez saidhewould [email protected] vidual candidatesfollowing those inattendancewere vited toaskquestionsofthe whole child." resist focusingsomuchon that thedistrictneedsto district. issues currentlyfacingthe among themostimportant Dziedzic, RylesandTiuas trict's facilitieswascitedby capital needsofthedis- ey forstudentprograms. growingeach school'sFrOs tractor. Healsocalledfor district usingthesamecon- money, suchaseachtaxing agencies tofindwayssave ti-ict 207andlocalnonprofit Township HighSchoolDis- the ParkDistrict,Maine with thecityofParkRidge, needs tobetter"connect" dergarten, Bublitzsaid. is investinginfull-daykin- entrances atitsschoolsand was abletocreatesecured as District64,63 District 63. does inhispositionwith programs, whichiswhathe ing researchonanynew the importanceofconduct- er burden,"Bublitzstressed respond tothelocaltaxpay- education "withtheneedto they willmake,headded. trusting inthedecisions board members,theydoso said. we wanttogothere,"Tiu Schools), andIdon'tthink CPS (ChicagoPublic district thatdoesdois be carefulofthatbecausea the public.'Butwewantto 'We wanttogetthing'soutin followed. there arerulesthatmustbe sions ismadepublic,as Twitter ®JenThbune the event invited tospeakwithindi- panel duringtheforum,but can continuetofocusonthe standardized testing"sowe and PTAs,whichraisemon- forum Ryles saidthedistrict Though "notasaffluent" "Some peoplehavesaid, The publicwasnotin- Focusing onaddressing On thetopicofbalancing When voterselectschool Dziedzic added 4 13 Tribune Publication Thursday, March 23, 2017 NHS that contributions," she "I was very happy to "I was very happy Smith reiterated "Oakton Community Martha Burns of Evans- Early voting in Cook Margaret Lee to Smith. Margaret Lee dur- serve in that capacity ing the transition," Harada said. trust- both of the out-going ees would be missed. had a College has always and good hoard of trustees for all we're very grateful their said. ton, Carmina Cortes Gon zalez of Des Plaines, Travis Zimmerman of Northbrook and Paul Kotowski of Sko- kie all are running for a seat on the board of trustees in next month's election. County runs March 20- April 3. reporterfor Pioneer Press. Libby Elliott is a freelance six-year single miss my fellow a Oakton board Oakton "I can't tell you how U.S. Wadhwa came to the to Harada was elected "I'm leaving for no par- Harada led the transition generous donor to Oakton's generous donor educational foundation, has Smith said Wadhwa are college's students who from India. stu- many of our Indian him as dents would refer to 'Uncle Jody,' " said Smith. in from his native India 1956. served stint ticular reason other than I served out my term' Hara- privileged to have served and I'll Oakton College President been a mentor to many the been a mentor to many the board in 2011 and has da said. "I am honored and trustees." team that oversaw the suc- cession in 2015 of former a WEEKNIGHTS CHICAGO'S VERY OWN WGN9 NEWS "Jody's departure is In addition to being a Jody Wadhwa longstanding service on the board. tremendous loss to the college community" Smith said. "He is absolutely committed to the success of our students." return to return OAKTON COMMUNITY COLLEGE PHOTOS Presi- Oakton College Patricia Harada provides a $500 scholarship to the student who best articulates the peaceful messages of Mahatma Gandhi and Dr. Martin Lu- ther King Jr. dent Joianne Smith spoke highly of Wadhwa and his is seats 2 stepping introduction and 2 PLEASE CALL 312-283-7023 "I can only hear about 60 "I can only hear about TO ADVERTISE Wadhwa's many contri- five six-year terms, after five six-year terms, 1987. joining the board in - He said a loss of hearing to his which he attributes rea- age - is his principle son for stepping down, col- though he "loves the serv- lege" and "enjoyed ing." percent ofwhat's said at the meetings now, which frustrating," said Wadhwa. "It's time to give someone else a chance." butions to the college during his tenure have included endowment of The Illinois Community College Trust- ees Association's Gandhi/ King Peace Scholarship. The annual essay contest stlukesecc orgl candidates vy for the candidates vy 4 sw devarernet oog w kolemethskokie org Rev. Elizabeth ivies A Community of Jews Rabbi BArry Schechter Synagogue who believe and teach KOL EMETH that Veshua Ijesusi is the Handicapped-Accessible Pnomrsed Jewish Messiah http /Í St30 W Touhy - 847-673-3370 9233 Shermer Rd.Mcrton Grove Join Us for Sliabbat Services alto ani Conservative Egalitarian Congre8atuon 7800 Nues Ave Skokie 841-614-9146 St. Luke's Christian A longtime Oakton Com- After nearly three dec- There are four candi- Wadhwa, 82, has served Community Church Sunday Worship & Sunday School - 18 AM Devar Emet Messianic Jewish Longtime trustee among Longtime down; BY LIBBY ELLIOTT Pioneer Press is munity College trustee one of two on the college's board who aren't seeking re-election April 4. ades as an Oakton Commu- nity College trustee. North- hearing loss. Wadhwa is of Wilmette, who also is NEWS won't Harada Wadhwa, brook resident .Eody Wadh- wa decided to step down because of what he called joined by Patricia Harada, giving up her seat on the board. She is exiting after serving one term. dates on the ballot vying for the two seats. NHS Thursday, March 23, 2017 A Chicago Tribune Publication 14. NEWS interest occurs'because thefire- League wrote that aconflictof counsel oftheIllinois Municipal that law'spassage, thethen-chief municipal employees.Shortlyafter seats, aprivilegedeniedtoother ers areallowedtoseektownboard self aformertrustee. Caucus leaderBarryNekritz,him- disqualified," conflicts thisguyBushshouldbe brook Caucus. opponents slatedbytheNorth- running fortrusteeagainstthree brook; firefighterScottBushis firefighter VinceSpalo.InNorth- the April4electionisGlenview board memberJohnHinkamp. be hisownboss,"saidGlenview board, he'sessentiallyrunningto 1ag Spalo work. boards ofthevillageswherethey cians astheyvieforsealsonthe ing viewedwarilybysomepoliti- Glenview, twofirefightersarebe- and trustButhiNorthbrook professionals deservingofrespect ranked firefighters and otherpollstersfrequentlyhave Pioneer Press ALExANDJ Firefighters canrunforofficelocally,butshouldthey? Bush for sealsonthetownbodiesthat BY IRvLivirrAND DOUBLE DUTY Thanks toa2005law,firefight- "I thinktherearesomany One ofHinkamp'sopponentsin In Illinois,firefighterscanrun In recentyears,Harris,Gallup, employee runsforvillage KUICULXA said Northbrook bad one. their townsisa seeking officein employees from iting municipal ÙTI for the exception politicians pline. Butsome sional even profes- in somecases, equipment and provai ofnew gotiations, bers makethe where mem- govern their pay, unionne- decisions about professions "When avil- rules prohi10- first among firefighters disci- say ap- the newlaw. and couldn'tSchmitz sponsored time Bataviafirefighter triedtorun unteer firefighters.Whenafull- exemption forpart-timeandvol- who hadlegallyservedyearsago as R-49th, apaid-on-callfirefighter former StateRep.TimSchmitz, that." fighter? I'vegottothinkabout should neverhave(another)fire- job? Ofcoursethereis,"hesaid. a Bataviaaldermandueto an "Does thatnecessarilymeanwe isn't afirefighterwhocoulddothe right -orwrong. allowinghim toserveisnecessarily service doesn'tmeanthelaw years. ButheaddedthatDunne's served ontheCityCouncilfor12 a guodjob,"saidKaptain,who's that mightcauseconflicts. and otherdiscussionsvotes self fromfirefightercontracttalks active firefighter,herecusedhim- said thatwhenDunnewasan office. ElginMayorDavidKaptain fire departmentafterthreeyearsin for athirdterm,retiredfromthe group. years ago,and,shesaid,noethical wants tokill,saidMaryRandle, votes tokeepitonthelistoflaws governments. EveryyeaitheMet- problem everwasraisedwithher lieutenant whenhefirstraneight dIman whowasanElginfire member communities,hasacoun- even thoughElgin,oneofthe decisions thataffecttheirownjob?' appropriate forsomeonetoaffect law, 'becausetheydon'tthinkit oppose thefirefighters-as-trustees munities inthegroupcontinueto executive director. ro WestCouncilofGovernment cies thatprotecttherightsoflocal among someoftheIllinoisagen- do notneedtoexist." creatingproblems whereproblems "has theinexplicablerealityofonly Roger Huebnerconcludedthatit with thecorporateauthorities." his orheremploymentcontract fighter wouldhaveaninterestlii That firefighter didn'twind up The 2005lawwassponsoredby "LIs theresomebodyelsewho "All Icansayisthinkhe'sdone Richard Dunne,nowrunning They takethatstance,shesaid, Randle saidthesuburbancorn- Opposition tothelawremains recuse himselffrom contracttalks. cussions. Bush also saidhewould himself fromany contractualdis- and hesaidwouldrecuse from unionleadershipifelected, he would"mostlikelystepdown" vice presidentfortwoyears,said sent themallthetime,"shesaid. sentatives whoaregoingtorepre- not befairtoresidents. those discussions,shesaid,would department Stayingoutofall directly impactorrelatetothefire board votesonmanyissuesthat conflicts ofinterestbecausethe ployees, sothebodydoesn'tre- mendations fromvillageem- board andthevillage. experience workingforthevillage. quire amemberwhohasfirst-hand relies onknowledgeandrecoin- candidate, saidtheboardalready ee DeborahKarton,alsoa2017 knowledge wouldbenefitthe ments operate,andhebelievesthat Public Worksandotherdepart- he's seenupclosehowGlenview the table. office saytheybringsomethingto service," Devaneysaid. heightened senseofcommunity public servant. ested inbeinganotherkindof a firefightermightalsobeinter- kind ofpersonwhowouldbecome Champaign firelieutenant,saidthe Eddy Crews,AFFIlobbyist. for office.Theypaytaxes,too'said mental positions. firefighters toseeklocalgovern- has supportedfindingawayfor ated FireFightersofIllinoisunion Put mein,too?" officers, snowplowdrivers,saying. hand. Ididn'thaveanypolice ably dealingwiththesituationat 2005, SchmitZsaid,"Iwasprob- to getsimilarrights,butfailed.In Durine, todoso. possibilities forafewothers,like running. butitopenedupthe "All he's gottodoisabstain on Spalo, whohasservedasunion "All taxpayersdeserverepre- Karton saidSpalowouldhave But incumbentGlenviewTrust- Spalo saidthatasafirefighter, And thefirefightersrunningfor "Our memberstendtohavea AFFI PresidentPatDevaney,a "Firefighters havearighttorun From thebeginning.Associ- Illinois policeofficerslatertried the board'sAd HocLabor Commit- conflict, inheropinion, toworkon fund policeand fire pensions?' board, ourtaxlevyhasbeenused to several yearsI'vebeenonthe tax Ievy'Cieslasaid."Overthelast on laborcontracts,votingthe may beaconThct,certainlyvoting even withtaxvotes. said shealsoseesareasofconcern, Ciesla, oneofBush'sopponents, union." could havebearingwithanother you're talkingwithoneunion,it partinent unions,because"when concerning eventhenon-firede- participate inlabordiscussions member ofthefireunion,to conflict ofinterestforSpalo,asa Jim Pattersonsaiditwouldbea selves' hesaid. freely andopenlyamongthem- agenda, sopeoplecoulddiscussit agreement asthelastitemon and thenianagertoputlabor discussion. himself fromthatclosed-session in executivesession,soheexcused firefighter, afirecontractcameup President EdSchocksaid. vote onit;'formerElginVillage spot whereheshould,orshouldn't, counsel totellwhetherthisisa too, officialstheresaid. those issues,"Spalosaid. guidance forhisinterpretationsof the villageattorneyandturntohis not beinvolvedin,'Iwouldleanon something thatIshouldor where there'sevenahintof'Isthis the wageordinance,"Schmitzsaid. A Northbrookfirefighter¡srunningforlocalofficeintheApril4election. She addedthat it mayalsobea "I thinkvotingonthebudget In Northbrook,TrusteeKathrm But GlenviewVillagePresident "I personallyaskedthemayor Dunne saidthatwhilestilla "We reliedonourcorporation That's theapproachElgintook, "If therewereanyquestions funding alawsuit,"hesaid. resident, whohasanaxtogrind, tion. by Bush,thatcouldtriggerlitiga- that appearstohavebeendecided village: ifacostlydecisionismade perceived, createsliabilityforthe Bush-generated conflict,realor three times. Twitter @AkukulkalI [email protected] Twitter @IrvLeavitt ileavitt®pioneerlocal.com Northbrook trustee,saidthata only reachedthevillageboard and inhis12years,suchissueshave cipline ismanagedbythechiefs, firefighter andpoliceofficerdis- Trustee ToddHellersaidthatmost shouldn't knowaboutit,"hesaid. discipline, sessions. firefighters inhibit discussionofdiscipline a firefighterontheboardwould ment?" heasked. than somebodyinthefiredepart- good touseinthefiredepartment that involvedhisjob. fire labortalksbutnotmuchelse ment-related issues. labor talksandsomeotherdepart- recuse himselffromfirefighter whether Bushwould,ifelected, She saidshewasconcerned mission MemberMurielCollison. Northbrook candldatePlanCorn- certain committees'saidanother tee. appropriate forhimto tee anditsPublicSafetyCommit- "I canenvisionsomewealthy Jason Han,athirdcandidatefor But three-termNorthbrook The caucus'Nekritzsaidhaving "Who bettertoknowwhat's Bush saidhewouldstayoutof "When theboardtalksabout "I don't think CHICAGO TRIBUNEFILEPHOTO all in closed executive the it wouldbe firefighters sit on 4 15 A Chicago Tribune Publication Thursday, March 23, 2017 NHS , p,. The FTC, however, chal- In an interview with the "We're looking inward at them to lower costs and them to lower improve care for patients. would They had said they offer an insurance product less priced at 10 percent than the lowest-priced corn- than the lowest-priced parable product available, least saving consumers at $210 million a year. merger lenged the proposed that in 2015 on the grounds it would hurt consumers. union The FTC said the would lead to an 8 percent, or $45 million, price increase at the hospitals. Thbune earlier this month, Neaman said NorthShore was not in merger discussions with anyone else at that moment but would "keep an open mind." the moment," Neaman said. !schencker®chicagotribune.com Twitter @ischencker to advance A spokeswoman for A spokeswoman In a statement, Advocate The systems' leaders said The systems' leaders "We have determined The systems had argued - and in some cases, unpublished NorthShore declined March16. graphic market comment on the opinion said "We move forward core committed to the same deci- values that drove our - sion to pursue the merger improve quality lower care delivery and costs." in letters to their employees after the ruling that they were disappointed by the decision. with the Advocate Health Care leadership that the time, cost, and uncertainty of pursuing any additional appeals would not be worth- while," NorthShore CEO Mark Neaman wrote at the time. that a merger would allow Books is an hga rribunc :rib (ET IT T()t)AY AT would increase prices increase would Alonso's decision At that time, Alonso sided The appellate judges said Alonso wrote in the opin- cult to pull the systems apart cult to pull later if they lost the overall case. he about-face from a call the made last year when matter came before him. to with the systems, refusing give the FTC a preliminary how- injunction. The FTC, ever, appealed that decision Court to the 7th U.S. Circuit sided of Appeals, which with the FTC and sent the case back to Alonso to re- consider. that Alonso had erred in his original decision when it came to defining the hospitals' geographic markets - a key issue in the case. ion released March 16 that in light of that guidance from the appellate court, he concluded that the FTC did correctly define the geo- exposition, may prove shocking to modern readers. CHI(.AG()TRII3L.JNESTORE.CONI/B()(i)KS Travel back in time to 1930s Chicago with A Century ofProgress: A everything in between. Readers will glimpse the technological feats - photographs documenting the fair's construction, demolition and Photographic Tour ofthe 1933-34 Chicago World's Fair. This historical and futuristic exhibits that characterized the fair, as well as elements of and futuristic exhibits that characterized the fair, as well as elements lasciviousness and insensitivity that, while clearly on display during the lasciviousness and insensitivity that, while clearly on display during collection features more than loo rare merger He also wrote that North- The judge wrote that be- Shore and Advocate did not prove that the potential benefits of their deal would offset the harm to competition it would cause. cause the FTC and state of Illinois showed that they case, he felt it necessary to preliminary injunction. Otherwise, it would be diffi- would likely win the overall grant their request for a ANTHONY SOUFFLE/CHICAGO TRIBUNE ANTHONY SOUFFLE/CHICAGO Alonso wrote that the NorthShore's Evanston Hospital in Evanston. NorthShore's Evanston leased his opinion March16, reasoning for siding against a deal that would have led to ìIi shedding light on the judge's the creation of the 11th largest health system in the country. FTC's economist "persua- sively demonstrated that the merger is likely to cause a significant price increase re- sulting in a loss to consumers." against Advocate The federal judge who Advocate and North- Although Alonso's deci- The court publicly re- BY LISA SCHENCKER Chicago Tribune ruled Health Care and North- Shore University HealthSys- ear- tern's proposed merger that lier this month worried and do it would raise prices ac- more harm than good, leased opinion. Illinois' request for a preliminary injunction to tempo- rarily stop the union. month, his written opinion NEWS hospital feared Judge cording to his newly recording to his newly Shore decided to drop their quest to merge after U.S. District Judge Jorge Alonso granted the FTC and state of sion was released earlier this was kept under seal to give attorneys time to request the redaction of any competi- tively sensitive information. 16 NEWS Former Skokie officer charged Shareyour with stealing bond money BY BRI L. Cox arrested a person for retailSkokie Police Department Pioneer Press theft and someone posted to the missing bond money," $150 bond on their behalf and police supervisors at A former Skokie policeprosecutors said duringthat time discovered arrest suburban eventson officer who cited "financialSmaller's bond hearing last filesfor both individuals peril"asthe reason he week. Smaller had arrestedin alledly stole two individu- Prosecutors allege in the Smaller's internal mailbox als'bail money in 2015 is freeofficialcomplaint filedat the police department, Metrom ¡x.com on a recognizance bond, against Smaller that he com-prosecutors said. authorities said March17. pleted a bond receipt, arrest Smaller then admitted to Mitcheli Smaller, 36, ofreport and other docu- his supervisors that he took Buffalo Grove, is chargedments, but "failed to submitthe bond money, according O Start at chicagotribune.com/calendar. with felony misconduct and the arrest file, including theto prosecutors, because he misdemeanor theft for al-bond money, to the policewas in 'financial peni." You will be directed to Metromix's online legedly stealing $450 in baildepartment, as required by Officials say Smaller then money he collected follow-department policy" returned the money to the calendar. ing two separatearrests Fifteen days later, Smaller police department. nearly two years ago, au-arrested a motorist for a Smaller was an 11-year thorities said. traffic violation, accordingveteran of the department "An investigation wasto the complaint Prosecu- when he was terminated O Create an account or sign in and share launched immediately andtors say that a passenger in more than a year agu - after Smaller's employment withthe vehicle posted $300officials became aware of your event. Signing up with Metromix is free the Skokie Police Depart-bond for the motorist andthe alleged thefts and mis- ment was tenninated onthe passenger who posted conduct, his attorney, Daniel and you can share unlimited events. June 19, 2015' Skokie policethe bond added that Smaller Herbert, said March17. Chief Anthony Scarpellihad taken the passenger to Herbert said Smaller will said in a written statementan ATM to get the bond fight the charges in court. Confirmation: Metromix will notify you via provided Friday. "Upon dis- money to post. "Nobody was out any covery the master also was In this May 24, 2015 case, money. It was returned. The email when your event is posted. turned over to the Cookaccording to prosecutors,allegation is he took it and County State'sAttorney's Smaller "again" did not sub- didn't immediately put it in Office Public Integity Unitmit the arrest file or bondthe clerk's office like he's that recently concluded its money to the police depart-supposed to," Hebert said. investigation and review" ment. "It's certainly out of charac- Charges were filed In June 2015, an employ- ter for his body of work." Questions? against Smaller this month. ee with the Cook County On May 9, 2015, SmallerClerk's Office "alerted the Brian L. Cox is a freelancer. 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North-together. Residents ofThe Merion.western topped Vanderbilt The two teams played in which include a number of 68-66. the first round of the tour- Northwestern University Now residents of Thenament's West Region alums, had Lou Malnati'sMerion are expected to re- games, takingto the court in pizzas and a box of pastries ceiveaparty featuring Salt Lake City Utah. from their house chefon the"country ham and flaky line against The Heritage atbiscuits" from the Loveless [email protected] i 17 A Chicago Tribune Publication Thursday, March 23, 2017 NHS Student Dylan Rose took "She said yes, but I didn't the opportunity at the fashion show to drop to his knee on the runway in a prom Both are Glenbrook North planned to go to prom to- knee. proposal to Falyn Mellul. students and had already gether. get a hiss," Rose said later. Kane Angeli Luc is a free- lancerfor Pioneer Press. KAPIE ANGELL LUC/PIONEEP PRESS KAPIE ANGELL LUC/PIONEEP the as creative as .com Dressing appropriately is Prom, typically taking (94 eme Emily Chwa, a Glenbrook North student, walks the runway Emily Chwa, a Glenbrook at the North Suburban Prom Fashion Show on March 19. at the North Suburban Wearhouse assistant store manager, who said bow ties and vests are popular re- quests. vital because "it makes an impression," Tagurda said. place in the weeks before graduation, has a tradition of prom proposals. How one is asked to the big dance is often dressy pomp. POWERED BY: flúcao riLnmc The student committee "It's the youth supporting Northbrook Village Presi- that "This is a great event "You're in for a fun after- The look of prom aligns ing with Youth Services of ing with Youth Lo- Glenview/Northbrook," zaro said. to be chose Youth Services noon," Patterson said, adding the event provided an inclusive fashionable oppor- the recipient ofthe proceeds from the show, he said. the youth," Lozaro said. Glen- dent Sandy Frum and Jim view Village President fash- Patterson spoke at the ion show supports Youth Services," Frum said. "They do things that we'd have to do if they weren't around." tunit) "where everybody's in and nobody's out" with what's in season for 2017 wedding wear, said Joe Tagorda of Chicago, Men's Julianna years, the vVe'r& cithìnq fashion show fashion neiÁedding at Kamryn Abraskin, 18, of Kamryn Abraskin, 18, get "It's just a great way to Emily Sedlak, In previous The Northbrook Family "We're happy to be work- t 62wdtrt&f4ksrkr1 and event chairman. "We're and event chairman. a great cause." supporting Glen- Northbroolç also a as chairwoman. brook North senior, served brook North senior, corn- people involved in the have munity while students fini," Abraskin said. Gordon and Louis Gordon. co- all of Northbrook were chairs. annual fashion show head- lined at the North Suburban YMCA in Northbrook. The 2017 event was the first time the show took place at Youth Services of Glenview/ Northbrook. Network, a partner on the previous fashion shows, ceased operation, said Bob Lozaro, the show's event coordinator. ee12 will V O "Youth Services is thrilled More than 60 high "It's so awesome' said raised to assist Youth Serv- raised to assist said Amy ices programming, di- O'Leary, YSGN executive rector. to host the North Suburban this Prom Fashion Show year, and the fluids foster support our efforts to the social and emotional in the well-being of children northern suburbs," O'Leary been a said. "This event has way to fun and meaningful partner with our community and raise much-needed dollars." school-aged models, mostly girls, wore formaiwear on loan from Men's Wearhouse of Deerfield and Lord and Taylor at Northbrook Court Elizabeth Arden Red Door Spa in Deerfield provided hair and makeup. Ben Zhao, 18, of Northbrook, a Glenbrook North senior

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A red carpet runway Approximately 200 peo- Rainbow of colors Rainbow BY KARIE ANGELL Luc BY KARIE Pioneer Press spirit and a festival of school at the fifth North Suburban March Prom Fashion Show 19 in Glenview in North High School Northbrook, Glenbrook Glen- South High School in School view, Deerfield High in took Academy of Wilmette part in the fashion show. served as the catwalk at Youth Services of Glenview/ Northbrook at 3080 W Lake Ave., where the gm accom- modated fans and photogra- phers at the McLennan Cen- ter for Youth's PotashCorp campus. ple attended the ticketed event, which had a raffle, and roughly $2,000 was NEWS 18 pect to graduate from the cific trainsfor12 years. an engineeron UnionPa- Jason Cook,38,ofMatteson, equipment," agreedtrainee you gooutandtouchthe Northern SantaFe. neer ontheBurlington 5V2 yearsasafreightengi- had previouslyworkedfor said Davis,ofPlainfield,who when yougetoutthere," better prepareyourself as therealthing,butyoucan them. station decidestothrowat sitting atanearbycomputer whatever elsethetrainer struction, powerlossesand with slowzonesforcon- screens. vast modeltrainset,buton waiting atstations.It'slikea case-carrying commuters with trees,carsandbrief- Herita tual computer animationofac- the windowsofthecabsisa es andalerts.Theviewout tIes, brakes,gauges,switch- trains, withthesamethrot- ferent typesofcommuter duce engineercabsondif- cago, fivesimulatorsrepro- 547 WJacksonBlvd.,Chi- engineer trainingprogram. used aspartoftheMetra real trainbutasimulator engineer, wasdrivingnota cow blockingthetracks. brown-and-white spotted a caxbackhoeoreven five minutes. snow -allinthespaceof clouds, thenfogandfinally route lastweek. weather onamorningtrain countered someunusual ing AnthonyDavis,29,en- Chicago Tribune Metra trainswhilelookingatascreen Potential engineersfirstlearntodrive BUSINESS On Both Davisand Cook ex- "It givesyouabasebefore "It doesn'tfeelthesame Trainees haveto At Metraheadquarters, Davis, aformerfreight Later, hecouldencounter First therewerestorm Metra engineer-in-train- MARY WIsNIEwSKJ train runs, Corridor toJouet, one like the deal train-service job,typically a need tohave been in engineer. the streettotrainasaMetra said. tion andspeedzones,Fitts tions, suchasnewconstruc- trees. Italsowillbeeasierto add changestotrackcondi- dawn, andshadowsfrom conditions as showingchanginglight more realisticgraphics,such new equipmentwillprovide $600,000, Fittssaid.The this springatacostofabout and Metrawillreplacethem simulators are9yearsold, and softwareforthefive permission. a sectionoftrackwithout ning redsignalsorentering rule violations,suchasrun- simulators hashelpedcut said. Hesaidtheuseof forming inthefield,"Fitts idea ofhowthey'reper- fled in2016. cation -fiveweredecerti- year loseshisorhercertifi- neers. years forMetra's208engi- happens abouteverythree neer recertification,which simulators areusedforengi- new engineertraining,the using simulators. roads havesincestarted that developedtheprogram. at Metrawholedtheteam of trainingandcertification engineer andseniordirector according toMartyFills,an training programin2008, simulations aspartofits try tostartusingcomputer muter railroadinthecotin- Metra trains. the classroomandonlive training onthesimulator,in program thatcombines 24, aftera20-weekpaid service asengineersMarch ready togointoregular training programandbe Internal Metraapplicants No onecanjustwalkoff The computerhardware "This givesusabetter At leastoneengineera Other commuterrail- Metra wasthefirstcom- wild, at duskand

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Candidate engineerJasonCook,38,takeshisfinalskillrunMarch13intheMetratraining Before asimulatedor The RockIslandDistrict Engineers is usedfortraining explained Robert in training uter-simulated ride Control technology, accord- addition ofPositive Train coming toMetra withthe another layerof safetyis training andcertification, the flel&' in thesimulator,andnot to happenwhilewe'rehere said. "Wewantthemistakes scenarios outthere'Fitts do better,Taguesaid. learned, andwhattheycan other whattheyhave with theirtrainerandeach ing sostudentscandiscuss simulator, thereisadebrief- are beingmade. pulled andwhatmistakes - whatswitchesarebeing itorwhatthe traineeisdoing or cows. out instructions,andcan to bethedispatcher,calling ule inanotherpartofthe by atrainersittingat add hazards,likefog,snow room -thetrainerpretends multiscreen computermod- the simulatorismonitored through. permission radio theforemantoget needs toslowdownand displayed, andanengineer Aside fromengineer "We canthrowallthese After asix-hourdayon The traineralsocanmon- The trainee'sbehavioron to come MICHAEL TERCHA/CHICAGOTRIRUNEPHOTO the tracks, anengineeroften unexpectedly, like acaron when ahazard showsup engage withPTC,"Fittssaid. they will that weteachthemtodo, he orsheisrequiredtodo, engineer isdoingeverything control ofthetrain."TI engineer, whowillstillbein not takeawayfromthe heart attack'Taguesaid. cency ...orifapersonhas of fatigue,outcompla- out ofrnakingmistakes required, Taguesaid. engineer doesnotdowhatis and willstopthetrainif if anengineerblowsasignal will putatrainin"penalty" people inPhiladelphiaPTC in May2015thatkilledeight like theAmtrakderailment tended topreventcrashes cost ofabout$400million. pletely installedby2019,ata expects tohavePTCcorn- ride humanerrors.Metra prevent collisionsandover- slow orstopspeedingtrains, computers andantennasto roads thatusesGPS,radios, safety systemforallrail- a congressionallymandated ing toMetraofficials.PTCis Trainees alsolearn that Fitts saidthatPTCdoes "It takesthehumanfactor The technology never haveto is in- mwisniewski®chicagotribune.com Union PacificNorthwest Pacific NorthLine;andthe Twitter @marywizthicago Line. Harvard stationonthe Bluff stationsontheUnion Hubbard WoodsandLake Metra ElectricDistrict,the 57th Streetstationonthe Milwaukee WestLine;the Bensenville stationonthe the RockIslandDistrici and 99thstreetstationson Railway Line;the91st,95th field stationsontheBNSF at theRiversideandBrook- previously beeneliminated Metra said. being cutthroughattrition, weekday. Thepositionsare through theVentraapp. end of2016werepurchased than 300peopleboardeach worth Station,wheremore the UPNorthLineKenil- board eachweekday,andat more than1,100people Oak Parkstation,where the UnionPacificWestLine access tostationfacilitiesat percent ofallticketsatthe ing, Metrasaid.About30 online andmobilepurchas- passengers haveswitchedto at manyMettastationsas March 30. of theclosebusiness Davis said. control couldnotpreventit. run, andtheengineerin real, nonsimulatedtraining struck whenhewasoutona nessed apedestrianbeing the rightthin.Daviswit- even ifanengineerdoesall and atragedycanhappen cannot stopthetrainintime, stations withticketagentsas Oak ParkandKenilworth cific willnolongerstaffthe service saidthatUnionPa- site sales,thecommuterrail tra more ticketwindowsatMe- ticket agents Vanishing On-site ticketsaleshave Passengers willstillhave Ticketsales havedeclined Because ofdecliningon- Technology "You've gottoexpectit,' is closing Fi: 19 A Chicago Tribune Publicatio age He did so in a series of The message went un- Romantic? Yes, but just There was no enlisting of And that's what really Timothy and Candice, a Timothy and Candice, in young couple who were for the news this past week the unusual way, by modern standards, Timothy asked for Candice's hand. to handwritten letters sent years Candice over several The with a hidden message. message, ofcourse, was, "Will you many me," spelled out by the first letter ofeach note. seen by Candice, until Tim- othy found the right moment years later and point- ed it out to her. friends and family, no flash about as old-fashioned as you can get mob, no music to coor- dinate. Just an intimate expression oflove carried out over time. makes it special. Good luck you two. columnistforPioneer Press. Randy Blaser is afreelance MARVANN PISANO/PIONEEP PRESS I'm sure you've seen the Some enlist their friends Watch them for awhile Others have the parents It's as ifguys these days Then there is the story of in digital in duction on PBS. "Best videos. Just search for Marriage Proposals Ever" andyou get the feelingthe out-do one another. on YouTube. There are thousands of them. proposers are trying to to create flash mobs danc- ingto that sappy "Many you" songyou hear on the TV show "Gle&' ofthe bride-to-be and all her family participate by showing up en masse at a mall or movie theater or favorite bar. Still others work to recreate movie scenes to pop the question. Sometimes a pet dog or cat is employed. are no longer satisfied with "yes" to the most important question any guy could ever ask. Today, you also have to Tube. the love oftheir life saying get the most views on You- A St. Joseph statue and desserts at St. Vincent Ferrer Parish's St. Joseph's Day table ¡n River Forest in March 2016. JUSTIN MCFADDEN PHOTO But that method of public So, while St. Patrick's Day But, you have to admit an While the official date St Joseph's day is atem- boyfriend is left standing alone in a faded Cubs shirt marriage proposal was long ago. Today, such events are choreographed, filmed live and then edited for the post-production masses as ifit were a Ken Burns pro- from what is the sometimes all-too-serious business of daily living. is fim, probably one of them a year is sufficient ethnic observance day that focuses on feeding our hungry brothers and sisters is a different matter. this year for St. Joseph's day is Sunday, March 19, we could use a lot more of those celebrations all year round. plate for how we should think - and what we should do - to celebrate and mark special days and observ- ances. columnistfor Pioneer Press. Paul Sassone is a freelance Ofcourse, there have But even without a meat- A major and laudable On, or near, St. Joseph's Conversely, St Patrick's nods and then they em- brace. The crowd cheers. been embarrassing moments for such a ploy. The bride-to-be says "no way" to the proposal and makes a mad dash out of the sta- dium, again in tears. The Chicago River the color of a meatbalL Joseph deserves to be remembered and respected and celebrated. feature ofSt. Joseph's Day is the tradition offeeding the hungry. Day, Italian-American cuses on serving those in need. It is outer-directed. Day is inner-directed. It is a day we celebrate andin- dulge ourselves. And there is nothing wrong with that It is a welcome diversion ball-colored waterway, St churches and other Italian- American groups and or- ganizations prepare and serve food to people at little or no cost. St Joseph fo- "Amy. Will you marry Then the camera pans to And, like many ofyou, I But every year as I watch I'm talking about St. Unless you are Italian- Nothing is dyed a differ- up at the big message board and there it is in big bold A marriage proposal at the Willis Tower Skydeck in Chicago. A marriage proposal at the Willis Tower Skydeck letters: me? Scott." Amy and Scott. He's on one knee, taking a ring out of a catcher's mitt. She's in tears, are told everyone is Irish. watched the various pa- rades on TV and oohed as the Chicago River was dyed green. And it's always a kick to watch kids Irish dancing, arms rigidly held at their sides. It was nice, a fun event as always. the St. Patrick's Day festiv- ities, I feel a twinge for that other saint's day that falls close to the Irish saint's day. Joseph, who is Italy's pa- tron saint. American, you probably don't hear much about St. Joseph. ent color because of Italy's saint, perhaps because it would be tricky to dye the

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There are so many great stories about athletes and schools revolving around the tournament this year that it is embarrassing to ERIC Scorr see major news organiza- tions giving LaVar Ball a What will you find on platform - no matter how AN UNPRECEDENTED OPPORTUNITY TO this year's road to the crazy he is or how unstable NCAA Final Four? In addi- the foundation for his tion to the usual March bragging is. Madness power teams, you MARK J. TERRILL/AP Yes, there's no such REACH ADULTSo may find a self-promoting UCLA guard Lonzo Ball. thing as bad publicity father standing on the curb right, shakes hands with his when the goal is to get Heatth & WeLtness FinanciaL PLanning Medicare and trying to attract more father LaVar Ball following everyone talking about attention than he deserves. an NCAA basketball game you, which is exactly TraveL ' Home Improvement Assisted Living It wasn't long after Se- March 4 against Washing- what's going on in this lection Sunday on March ton State in Los Angeles. case. AND MUCH MORE! 12 when we heard from But there are other sto- LaVar Ball. He was talking about the ries surrounding the tour- Who's that, you ask? same Michael Jordan who nament that already could Join us as a sponsor or exhibitor for a day tailored Exactly my point. won six NBA champi- make for a better movie Ball is the father of onships with the Chicago than the dad who won't to deliver inspiration, education and entertainment UCLA standout freshman Bulls and earned the repu- shut up. Lonzo Ball, who is ex- tation ofbeing the greatest After all, the University to thousands of adults 50+. pected to be a top pick in basketball player ever. ofMichigan men's basket- the next NBA draft - a LaVar Ball, meanwhile, ball team survived their so-called "one-and-done" averaged 2.2 points a game plane skidding offa run- player who only plays a while playing for Washing- way during takeoff from This free Expo delivers an engaged attendee with single season of college ton State during the 1987- Detroit and arrived at the expert speakers, interactive exhibitors, basketball before jumping 88 season. Big Ten tournament in to the pros. Can I get the crazy on New York a day late, still and live entertainment. LaVar Ball has two other the side with that ham- shaken, and played their sons who play basketball in steak entree please? first game in practice uni- high school and already But that's not the craxi- forms because their game have committed to play est thing Ball has proposed gear was stuck on the SAVETHE DATE! college basketball at from his platform of confi- plane. UCLA.Yup,that was nice dence, which is supported They ended up winning recruiting by the Bruins. apparently by a pile of the Big Ten tournament Saturday, October 7 But that's also all a part melting snow at the edge of With LaVar Ball, he now gam-4pm of LaVar Ball's marketing a cliff. has heaped added pressure plan. From the what-else-can-on to allthree ofhis sons. I Pheasant Run Resort In an recent interview I-say-to-get-attention can just hear the crowd 4051 East Main Street, St Chartes, IL 60174 with USA Today, Ball made department, Ball also said now the next time one of sure to offer up a couple of in the interview he's seek- his sons has a bad game, braggadocious statements ing a$1billion athletic "0-VER-RA-TED, clap, that have stolen the open- shoe deal for his sons. clap, clap, clap, clap." ing thunder from all the I'm sure that some It's an example of how other great stories sur- mega-branded outfitter is parents of athletes should SPACE IS LIMITED! rounding the NCAA tour- jumping at the chance to not behave. nament. write that check and en- Those are the parents Instead of hearing more sure the Ball boys will be that need to look in the For sponsor or exhibitor info contact us: about Northwestern Uni- wearing their shoes for mirror and ask themselves, versity making its first years to come. Ball is even "Are your kids playing successfuagingChicago®tronc.com tournament appearance, making it easy for Nike, sports for their own enjoy- we're hearing more about Adidas, Under Armour, or ment or are they playing Ball's claim that he thinks whoever else is listening, for you?" 312-222-5701 he could have beat Michael by saying a company can Jordan in a one-on-one stretch $100 million pay- Eric Scott is a freelance SuccessfuLagingchicagocom game while in his prime. ments out to him over the columnist for Pioneer Press. i I I NHS Thursday, March 23, 2017 A Chicago Tribune Publication 22 JUNE PRI NTR FEST Lii 10-11 hicaw rihtinc Every GreatLitFestStory BeginsWithAFestPass u Where EveryGreatStory advanced ticketingaccess,expressbook signinglanes, PPINTERSPOWLITFEST.ORG/2o17 Fest passholdersreceiveexclusiveperks suchas: Opens NewWorlds Secure yourFestPasstoday at I discounted offersandmuchmore! 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VIP Forum, p.m. March 31 and noon-3 p.m. p.m. April 7-10 This year Autre Monde will be sampling Demetri Kopley co-owner ofLa Grange's 'It's our first time so my expectations are Baconfest Chicago in one hour early. When: 7-10 and Where: UIC Chicago Admission: $60-$200 Information: www.baconfestchlcago- .com said. "And who doesn't like bacon? Anytime happy to participate." a Spanish-inspired one-bite green chili and Wild Monk, said he hopes that participating in Baconfest will make more people aware ofthe restaurant and its bacon-heavy menu that includes a bourbon bacon sour cock- tail, pork belly tacos and a pork belly burger. to go out and have a good time and expose people who might not get out to La Grange you have a pork event chefs are all too bacon meatball. it's a Now Rack House iS BRING ON THE ON BRING One ofthose restaUrantS "We're a full service barbecue smoke- The first Baconfest drewjust 10 restau- "We've grown substantially to try to keep Berwyn's Autre Monde has participated "Their mission and ours align," Autre Kitchen & Tavern in Arlington Heights, which will be competing for the first time this year. house so we cure and brine all our own pork belly," Chefßryant Anderson said. rants to The Publican in Chicago. massive celebration featuring bacon-inspired cocktails, beer and wine, sampling from artisan bacon makers, and a food drive and raffle benefiting the Greater Chicago Food Depository up with Chicago's love ofbacon' Zurer said. "Chefs and culinary experiences are like the equivalent of going to a concert in Chicago. People are looking at food as entertainment and to connect with restaurants that they think will be good to go to in the ftiture." in the fest every year since the eatery opened six years ago. Monde co-owner Christine Tully Aranza 12 chefs 151

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"The idea is to do a combination of He'll have plenty of competition though. "We find it's a self-selecting group' Ba- GO Take After taking two years of1 chef/owner John des Rosiers will be at the UIC Forum in Chica cured in-house for five days, smoked for hours with black cherrywood and then braised in sake. The meat is accompanied by pickled ginger, polenta, bonita flakes, fried leeks and a drizzle of cooking juices. The ninth annual fest features from throughout the Chicago area divided smoked bacon that's also like braised pork belly," des Rosiers said, "It's a technique that all. It's hard to do things different with bacon since it's used in so many ways. I want to win this yeat" between three sessions on March31 and April confest co-founder Seth Zurer said. "It's restaurants who are pork focused or have chefs who are interested in pork or bacon." 24 GO

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Experts offer tips ranging from must-have baby items to emotional support for the firstyears Page 14 2 SUBURBAN COOKS Slow cooker soups perfect for weeknights By Judy Buchenot Creamy torteilini soup "i Naperville Sun Makes six servings. 'a Laura Garvey enjoys the challenge ofa new recipe. i pound Italian sausage "I really like recipes with five i onion, chopped ingredients or less' she said. 2large carrots, chopped However, as long as time permits, 2stalks of celery, chopped she is willing to take on a chal- 4cloves garlic, minced lenge. Her son Jacob loves soup, i tablespoon Italian seasoning so for a while, she was focusing 2teaspoons chicken bouillon granules on finding new soup recipes. 1/2 teaspoon salt "I was making every Monday 4 cups chicken broth soup night' she said. She likes 1/4 cup cornstarch that a bigbatch ofsoup means 1/4 cup water leftovers that can be enjoyed later 12ounces evaporated milk in the week or frozen for another i 2ounces three-cheese tortellini time. cups fresh spinach Garvey looks for recipes in 5 magazines, newspapers and on- i cup milk line. She used to try a recipe in a i Brown sausage and place into slow cooker. Add onion, carrots, magazine and then save the mag- ..L..celery, garlic, Italian seasoning, bouillon, salt and chicken broth. azine so she could make the reci- Stir and cook on high for four hours or on low for seven hours. Uncover pe again. Finding the recipe in the and skim fat off top. Dissolve cornstarch in water. Add evaporated milk stack ofmagazines to make it and tortellini to slow cooker. Stir well and cook on high for 45 minutes again was time-consuming so she or until soup is thickened and tortellini is soft and cooked through. Add came up with a different method spinach and submerge. Cook 5 to 10 minutes. Pour in ½ cup milk and ofcollecting recipes. continue adding more until soup is desired consistency. When Garvey sees a recipe that she thinks might be tasty, she tears the recipe out ofthe magazine or newspaper. The recipe Potato minestrone soup goes into the front ofher recipe notebook. When she makes the Makes 10 to 12 servings. recipe, she polls her family for i 16-ounce can kidney beans their opinions ofthe new dish if i 15-ounce can chickpeas the recipe gets rave reviews, it 214.5-ounce cans chicken broth gets placed into a plastic sleeve to 28-ounce can crushed tomatoes go into her recipe notebook. The i 14.5-ounce can beef broth notebook has dividers marking i categories like soups, salads, main 2cups frozen cubed hash brown potatoes, thawed dishes and desserts. ifthe recipe i tablespoon dried minced onion is not a winner, she discards it. JUDY BUCHENOT/NAPERVILLE SUN i tablespoon dried parsley flakes "Whenever I don't know what Laura Garvey ladles her potato minestrone into a bowl. i teaspoon salt to make, I can usually find some- i teaspoon dried oregano thing in this notebook," she said, 72teaspoon garlic powder holding up the notebook that is Laura's Culinary Cue 1/2teaspoon dried basil close to capacity with plastic- When Garvey comes across a simple tasty recipe, she likes to share it 1/2teaspoon dried marjoram covered recipe pages. with her college-aged daughter, who is living in an apartment. Since she 2cups fresh spinach When reading over a recipe, knows that college students may not have a fully stocked kitchen, she 2cups frozen mixed vegetables, thawed Garvey often makes changes to makes up a packet of spices to go with the recipe so her daughter i cup frozen peas, thawed the ingredient list. For example, doesn't have to buy several different spices and seasonings to make Rinse and drain kidney beans and chickpeas. Add to 5 quart slow she recently made a batch of her the recipe. cooker. Add chicken broth, tomatoes, beef broth, hash browns, potato minestrone. minced onion, parsley, salt, oregano, garlic powder, basil and marjoram. "The recipe called for frozen Cook on low heat for eight hours. Stir in spìnach, mixed vegetables and spinach but I don't like how that cookies are what I remember the still feels a strong connection to peas. Cook an additional 30 minutes or until vegetables are heated farm life. Her brother now farms turns out so I use fresh spinach," most" through. she said. She also changes the mix Garvey grew up in Wilming- with her father. of the frozen vegetables and adds ton. "My father was a farmer but The mother ofthree said that an extra cup of peas because she it wasn't like what people think ofher evenings can be hectic with can be reheated;' she said. So if the Garvey family's busy lifestyle. likes that texture in her soup. a farm. There were no chickens sports practices, rehearsals and one son needs to be at choir re- One ofher tried and true slow Baking is also one of Garvey's running around the front yard or other activities for her children. hearsal before the other gets cooker meals is creamy tortellini interest "My grandma taught me anything. We lived in a subdivi- "So I don't wait until dinner time home from sports practice, she soup, which is a hearty, rich meal to love baking' Garvey said. "She sion and the farm was about a to start making dinner. I like to can get each ofthem dinner with- that is sure to please. She shares baked so many wonderful things. mile away." Although she wasn't start making dinner at 1:30 or 2.1 out much difficulty. recipes for her tortellini soup and Her peanut butter chocolate chip on a stereotypical farm, Garvey choose dishes that hold well or Slow cooker meals are ideal for potato minestrone soup. u'...... OUT OF MEL'S KITCHEN

Lovely Lenten Fish 'ricos

Makes 6-8 servings

FOR THE BAKED LIME COD: i 1/4 pound fresh cod, cut into 4 equal pieces 2tablespoons butter 1/2 teaspoon lime zest i tablespoon lime juice 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt FOR THE GRAPEFRUIT SALSA: 2Ruby Red grapefruits. peeled and cut irlto sections i navel orange, peeled and cut into sections i mango, diced small i jalapeno, seeded and minced ¼ cup diced red pepper i Roma tomato, seeded and diced 1/3cup very thinly sliced red onion 1/4 teaspoon lime zest The juice from /2 a lime 1/2 tablespoon canola oil i teaspoon salt 1/2 teaspoon pepper FOR THE CILANTRO PESTO: i bunch cilantro, stems removed i cup roasted pepitas 3cloves garlic, peeled 1/2 teaspoon salt MELISSA ELSMO/PIONEER PRESS 1/4-1/3cup olive oil Baked lime cod fish tacos with grapefruit salsa and cilantro pesto. FOR SERVING: Shredded red cabbage Lime wedges Sour cream Warm corn tortillas Fish taco Frìdays To make the cod: Preheat the oven to 375 1'degrees and spray a glass baking dish with non-stick spray. Melt the butter with the lime zest, lime juice in a small sauce pan. Coat each piece of Fun, flavorful tacosaperfect recipe for Lent cod with the butter mixture and place in the prepared pan. Drizzle any remaining butter over weekly Mass, always said a proper bless- and honey-roasted cod, we'd have to the fish and bake in the preheated oven for 20-25 ingbefore meal time and were the first in endure a dreaded tuna noodle casserole minutes or until the fish flakes easily with a fork. the neighborhood to set up the Nativity and a batch ofcanned salmon cakes ) To make the grapefruIt salsa: Combine during the holidays. I attended Catholic before my dad came to the rescue. That ali the salsa ingredients and mix weil to school and made my first communion, final Friday ofLent inevitably ended combine. Feel free to do this early in the day and first confession and confirmation right with my almost priest ofa dad making a refrigerate until ready to use. on schedule. My dad helped me learn the stop at McDonald's to pick up a few MELISSA ELSMO difference between the ascension and Filet-o-Fish sandwiches to tide us over Make the pesto: Place the cilantro leaves, Out of Mel's Kitchen the assumption by running up and down until Easter Sunday. Let me tell you, it 3 pepitas, garlic and salt in the bowl of a food the stairs in our house, I fell off the was a major sacrifice to enjoy those fries. processor. Process until a coarse paste forms and I almost missed out on being born church pew during Easter services, and I At this time ofyeai when Lent is in then slowly drizzle in the olive oil with the machine because my dad ahnost became a Catho- even caught a wicked case of the giles full swing, I still crave a well-crafted fish running. Use at once or transfer to a container lic priest. After a two-year stint in the while leading the church choir in a dinner. My lovely Lenten fish tacos deliv- and refrigerate for up to 2 days before using. seminary, he decided he missed his high hymn. er big flavor and a healthy dose of family To assemble the tacos: Slather some of school sweetheart too much and left his And, of course, we always ate fish on ftut 4Íthe cilantro pesto on warm corn tortillas. religious studies behind. Lucky for me, Fridays during Lent. For those ofyou who try to avoid Sprinkle with some of the shredded red cabbage his decision was a god one and my dad's My mom was a pretty good cook, but eating meat on Fridays leading up to and top with large flakes of the baked cod. Top high school girlfriend eventually became even she didn't have a robust enough Easter, this easy recipe will stave off a the fish with some of the grapefruit salsa, a dollop his wife and my mom. rotation of fish recipes to get her through desperate trip through the drive-thru for of sour cream and some cilantro leaves. Serve As a result of my dad's brush with the the 40 days of Lent. After enjoying her another week in favor of a delicious with lime wedges on the side. cloth, we were regular attendees at best dishes like soy-marinated halibut homemade meal. PETS/ANIMALS

MY PET WORLD I'Leave it' solves a host of doggie transgressions By Cathy M. Rosenthal vised time outdoors, since it sounds like he Tribune Content Agency does listen to you when he gets caught He wants to please you, so follow up your Q:I have some new neighbors that quick verbal corrections with treats and moved in with an outdoor cat. The cat praise to show him you approve. I promise uses our yard as her potty box. Our two it's a behavior he will want to see you re- dogs have found this cat poop delec- peat. table and they eat these deposits before As for why he does it, your enterprising I can remove them from the yard. Is dog maybe feelingbored or suffering from there something I can do to dissuade my anxiety. Bored dogs often entertain them- dogs from eating this poop? Thank you selves by resorting to destructive behav- in advance for any insights. - Wendy iors, like diing holes, chewing on things Rutland, Pensacola, Fia. or tearing up the house. Anxious dogs may exhibit the same behaviors, but for reasons A: In a foot race to the cat poop, your related to being separated from you. dogs will always finish first. You can get a Thankfully, both problems can be ad- head start by going outside and picking up dressed in similar ways. the cat poop before you let them outside, or Dogs need exercise and clever activities you could walk them on leashes so you can to stay physically fit and mentally healthy. pull them away from the cat poop when Keep Magento active by walking him a few they discover it. But these are temporary times a day or teaching him to play fetch or solutions that don't address the real prob- some other active game. Keep his mind lem. busy by introducing puzzle toys where he While it would be great ifyour neigh- must figure out for himselfhow to push a bors kept their cat in their yard, there will toy over or open a secret compartment to always be something in the yard or on the get a treat. ground that your dog shouldn't eat so the Finally, teach him something for at least only surefire solution is to train your dogs lominutes a day, like sit, down or retrieve a to "leave it." SUSAN STOCKER/KRT ball. Dogs often are more relaxed after The easiest way to train the "leave it" When outdoor cats use your yard as a litter box, you can teach your dog it to "leave it' training sessions because it requires a lot of command is to ask your dogs to sit, put a brain power to listen and learn new things. treat on the giound, and then hold a higher on their personalities, you probably should and chewing on branches and the other Ifyou feel he might suffer from anxiety, value treat in your hand, like a small bit of train your dogs' separately. plant materials in the yard. He only talk to your veterinarian about medication cheese or strong-smelling liver treat. When Ifyou train them every day, it will only stops when he gets caught. A few hours to help him during this training/transition they see the treat on the ground, say "leave take a few weeks before you can say "leave later, he passes some obnoxious gas. period. The goal is to keep Magento's body it." When they "leave it" and look at you, it" from across the yard, and they will stop, This can't be good for his digestion. relaxed and his mind busy, so he doesn't reward them with the higher value treat. look and listen to you. Keep those higher Why is he doing this and how can we feel compelled to re-design your backyard. Then pick up the other treats off the value treats handy to reward them for theirstop him? - Allison Vann, Cleveland, Ohio ground, wait a few seconds, and play the good behavior. Cathy M. Rosenthal is a longtime animal game again. Never let them eat the treats A: There's an old saying "Ifyou don't advocate, author, columnist andpet expert off the ground. Q: We adopted a boxer/pug/bulldog give a dog ajob, he will become self-em- who has more than 2Syears in the animal You are training them to leave things named Magento. He is three-years-old. ployed." Apparently, Magento's made it his welfarefleid. Sendyourpet questions, stories alone, even when you are not around. They Our problem is that he is systematically full-time job to landscape your yard and and tips to [email protected]. Please should only accept food and treats from eating our backyard from top to bot- prune your trees. include your name, city, and state. You can your hands or their dog dishes. Depending tom. He is breaking branches off trees, Start by giving Magento more super- follow her @cathymrosent hai.

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Modem-day superhe- research that shows if you roes are the words Marika get outside and enjoy Lindholm uses to describe nature, it reduces anxiety; single moms, or, as she To see something beautiful prefers to call them: "solo reduces stress. (Marika moms." actually lives on a farm in "Day in and day out, a upstate New York now, so solo mom has to be there JACKIE PILOSSOPH she is practicing what she for the kids," said Lind- Love Essentially is preaching.) holm, who is the founder of ESME (Empowering Solo Moms Ev- Ask for help.Single parents feel very erywhere), a website that offers support independent and often feel they might be to single moms. "You don't get a day off judged for asking for help. Don't ever feel You don't get a break. You're juggling embarrassed to reach out ifyou need a work and family and trying to raise your hand. Married people do it all the time. kids with passion and with the best care It's necessary and healthy to ask for help you know how." when you need it. According to Lindholm, a former Northwestern professor who in 2002 Build a support network.When people became a solo mom of two after her di- go from being married to being a single vorce, there are 23 million American kids parent, their friendship circle often falls being raised by single parents. apart. Just when they need their friends Lindholm defines a solo mom as some- the most, some friends seem to disappear. one who parents alone, either all the time Try meeting new parents and extending or sometimes. That includes those who your circle. Find other solo parents. They are solo moms by choice, those who are could end up being some of your best divorced or widowed, those whose spousefriends. is deployed or incarcerated, or even those whose spouse lives in a different city; Laugh.See humor in situations. Laughing "When I got divorced it was very; very is very healthy physically and emotionally. hard," said Lindholm, who has since re- And doesn't it just feel good to laugh? married and now has three more children with her husband. "I was working full- Make sure you get enough sleep. Lack time, the logistics were incredibly diffi- of sleep makes parenting even harder cult, and I was financially struggling. I than it is in the first place. Even if you also got sick and was diagnosed with a have to get a baby sitter or ask for help or blood disorder, which I truly believe was explain to your kids that you are having caused by stress." quiet time, you need your rest. A rested In honor of National Single Parent Day, parent is a much better parent which is March 21, here are Lindholm's tips for single parents: -Rememberhow awesome you are. Take care of yours.if.Self- care isso Ofcourse I have to chime in on these important. Too many single parents are tips, as I have been a solo mom for almost dealing with exhaustion and the conse- a decade. I want to point out that there are Sign up for Chicago Tribune's quences of their hard work and no breaks. so many positives that come with this It's hard to be the parent you want to be role. First, you are providing a peaceful, newsletters to stay informed on when you are overworked and exhausted. . happy and healthy environment for the kids versus exposing them to the toxicity news, business, entertainment, Forglv. yourself when you're not the ofa bad marriage. Secondly, single parents best parent you can b..Every parent get to raise their kids on their terms. How- food and dining, sports and more. gets pushed and has a bad day; Let go of ever, I would advise any single parent to the guilt when that happens to you. ask for and heed parenting advice from trusted friends and family members. Have gratitud..Even though it's a hard Perhaps the most rewarding aspect of time, appreciating your kids will always being a single parent is that after you've make the day easier. Focus on what's done it for awhile, you acquire a sense of going well in your life, not what you don't empowerment and independence you have. never knew you had. You realize your hicagotribuuc courage and strength and you take pride Don't try to be perfectIt's OK if the -- in these things. You treasure your unex- ch i ca gotri bu ne. corn/n ews letters house is a little messy or if the kids don't pected gift oflookingin the mirror and have the perfect gadgets and clothes. Loverealizing, "I've got this." is more important than perfection. Jackie Pilossoph is a freelance columnist. Appreciate nature.There is a lot of I 12 HEALTH

AKTHE DOCTORS PEOPLE'S PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS AND HOME REMEDIES Carpal tunnel syndromeDoctor should be specific usually easily treatable about when to take a pill By Dr. Robert Ashley By Joe Graedon - Ask the Doctors and Teresa Graedon King Features Syndicate

: Dear Doctor Some- times when I awake from Q:Ifa medication is a good sleep, one of my supposed to be taken hands is asleep, and I before mesis, how much have to shake or massage dine before meals does it back to normalcy It's that mean? usually my thumb and A. "Before meals" is the two fingers next to it. much too ambiguous to be Is this normal? useful. ffyour doctor meant for you to take the medicine Dear Reader: No, this is on an empty stomach, that not normal. Your symp- would be at least one hour toms are typical of carpal before eating or two hours tunnel syndrome, which after finishing a meal. If STOCKBYTE occurs because of a com- your doctor meant "take Spell it out, please. Instructions to take a medication pression of the median with food," that would be at "before meals" is much too ambiguous to be useful. nerve at the wrist The UNIVERSAL IMAGES GROUP/GErrV mealtime. Have your doctor median nerve provides Carpal tunnel syndrome develops when a nerve becomes specify exactly what was heart rhythm called a-fib met) and famotidine (Pep- sensation to the thumb, pinched in the wrist. Typing and diseases like arthritis are intended. was first reported in the cid), it blocks stomach-acid index and middle fingers. associated with a higher risk of the condition. Archives oflnternal Medi- production though a differ- It also supplies the muscles Q:I heaM your radio cine (Sept. 13, 2010). A ent mechanism. that control the thumb and mixed as to the type of would be the likely recom- show in which you talked Danish study ofmore than Because these H2 an- the smaller muscles that work that can cause this. mendation. Whether rigid about ibuprofen being 32,000 patients found that tagunists are less potent, control the index and One study showed that or of a softer variety wrist associated with an hi- people taking NSAJDs were they generally are less likely middle fingers. recurrent use of a comput- braces help because they creased risk of airial about 40 percent more to cause complications like The median nerve is in er mouse was associated don't allow the wrist to fibrillation. I have been likely to develop this ar- chronic kidney disease real cramped quarters as it with carpal tunnelsyn- curl when you're sleeping. practicing medicine for rhythmia (BMJ July 4, (JAMA Internal Medicine, makes its way through the drome, but there has been In addition, a physical more than 20 years, and 2011). February 2016). wrist. As you look at the no consistent association therapist can teach stretch- I've never seen anything People with hyperten- palm surface of your hand with recurrent keyboard es and range of motion about a connection be- sion, heart disease or a-fib Q:Bactrim is the only and move your eyes towarduse. exercises that can ease tweeii NSAIDs like ibu- might benefit from other antibiotic that works well your wrist you can see Women are more likely symptoms. profen and a-fib. ways to control pain. Our for me. Would it interact multiple tendons. The to have carpal tunnel syn- Finally, pay attention to I have seen huge num- revised "Guide to Alterna- with the quinapril I take median nerve has to share drome than are men. The signs of weakness in the bers ofpeople with stom- tives for Arthritis" provides for my blood pressure? room with nine of these rate is 5 percent in the hand. This would be no- ach ulcers related to many nondrug options and A: Please contact your tendons that are within thegeneral population, but ticed mostly in the use of these drugs I've heard of is available for purchase at physician and pharmacist carpal tunnel. When there women have rates ranging the thumb, such as if you heart attacks associated www.peoplespharmacy immediately. The combina- is inflammation in the from 7 percent to 18 per- start dropping keys or with Vioxx, which was .com. tion ofan ACE inhibitor wrist, or the tendons be- cent begin having difficulty taken offthe market. But like quinapril or lisinopril come inflamed, the median One study, published in holding a cup. These signs not a-fib. I have been taking with an antibiotic such as nerve gets compressed. Environmental Research, suest additional treat- I think you should not omeprazole for several co-trimoxa.zole (Bactrim or The first symptoms are for example, found a great- ment, such as surgery may be misleading people years. With all the recent Septra) could be life-threat- often noted during sleep, er rate of carpal tunnel be needed. with incorrect state- information about nasty ening (BMJ, Oct 30, 2014). when we have a tendency syndrome in female butch- ments. A lot ofpeople see side effects of proton- Potassium can rise quickly to flex the wrists, so that ers and meat cutters. RobertAshley, M.D., is an TV commercials about pump inhibitors, I have and lead to cardiac arrest our hands curl. This flex- Diabetes, rheumatoid internist and assistant a-fib, and after listening decided to wean myself Symptoms ofthis condi- ion of the wrists causes arthritis and hypothyroid- professor of medicine at the to you they may be afraid off it. tion (hyperkalemia) include greater compression of the ism are diseases that are University ofCalifornia, to take ibuprofen. Please Ranilidine is giving me heart palpitations; nausea median nerve, which leads associated with an in- Los Angeles. get your fluets straight. good results, but I am tingling or numbness in the to the sensation of tingling creased risk of carpal tun- A: NSAIDs like diclofe- wondei4ng iftijis product lips, feet or fingnrs; trouble in the thumb and the index nel syndrome. Send your questions to flac, ibuprofen, meloxicam also is a PPI. When I friedbreathing fatigue; weak- and middle fingers, as if As for a diagnosis, that askthedoctors@mednet. and naproxen have been on to look it up on the inter- ness; slow pulse; and confu- your hands are falling can be done through a ucla.edu, or write:Ask the the market for decades. It net, I could not find the sion. asleep. physical exam or through a Doctors, c/o Media Rela- took a long time before the answer to this question. Carpal tunnel syndrome nerve conduction study. tions, UCLA Health, 924 Food and Drug Adminis- Is ranitidine any safer In their column, Joe and is very common and can be For starters, I would WestwoodBlvd., Suite 350, tration realized such drugs than a doctor-prescribed Teresa Graedon answer caused by repetitive work consult your doctor. If he Los Angeles, CA, 90095. might increase the risk of PPI? lettersfrom readers. Send involving recurrent com- or she diagnoses carpal Owingto the volume of heartattacks. A: Ranitidine (Zantac) is questions to them via pression on the median tunnel syndrome, wearing mail, personal replies can- The connection between not a proton-pump inhibi- www.peoplespharmacy nerve. Studies have been a wrist brace at night not be provided. NSAIDs and the irregular tor. Like cimetidine (Tags- .com. 13 Thursday, March 23, 2017 to Process New Ideas it Matters University of Oregon ONEDAVUNIVERSITY Bok Center Award for Teaching Excellence Five Turning Paintsihat Changed American History Edward O'Donnell . Holy Cross College Presidential Award for Outstanding Teaching THE SCIENCE OF SLEEP: How it Impacts Mamor, Creativity, and the AbiIit Jessica Payne. University of Notre Dame MODERN ART: What It Is, What It Means, MODERN ART: What It Is, What Done It and Whq You Couldn't Have of Art Tina Rivers Ryan. 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Frampton's new single titled "I Saved a While experiencing loss and change "Everything that happens to you feeds The Raw shows draw heavily from Targeted at 900- to 1,200-seat theaters, Wh the spirit ofthese shows lii mind, "It's stories about my songs and my life," At each show, Frampton, 66, plays about "II loved it," he said. "It was a completely Frampton decided to embark on the A few years ago, rocker Peter Frampton A few years ago, rocker not share the Frampton figured why

woman who answered said, 'If it's a big bird, it's just stunned. Go about your day and come back and it will be gnne.'" Frampton left, but returned to find it "pea- with a number of a help line locally. The ninth-floor residence in Nashville and crashed onto the balcony, he said. said. "I Googled 'save a bird' and came up into that spiritual realm. Bird Today," based on a true story delves aware, especially in today's world," he said. has mostly learned about himself. your soul in a certain way to make you more are just Frampton and his guitat "Acoustic Classics;' where most of the songs Like I Do" and "Baby, I Love Your Way," and the throughout his career, Frampton. said he just-acoustic evening," Frampton said. one previously unreleased song. cluding "Show Me the Way" "Do You Feel sions ofsongs throughout his career, in- tic Classics," a collection ofacoustic ver- Frampton released the 20i6 album 'Acous- ney through my life." Peter Frampton said. "It's basically ajour- Frampton. Award-winning album "Fingerprints," and Frampton's son, singer and guitarist Julian then is joined by songwriting partner Gor- don Kennedy, co-producer ofhis Grammy 20 minutes alone on an acoustic guitar and the Performing Arts in Skokie on Aprili. brings him to the North Shore Center for month he embarks on his fifth such tour, dubbed Raw: An Acoustic Tour, which intimate acoustic setting all-acoustic event every fall andspring. This realized how much he enjoyed sfrumming realized how much he alone.

intimate acoustic tour to town acoustic tour intimate Peter Fi'ampton brings 'raw,' brings Fi'ampton Peter different way ofdoing my stuff." series ofsmall-theater concerts showcasing his catalog, including his bist hits, in an in spring 2015 he embarked on the first of a in spring 2015 he embarked his acoustic guitar and singing his songs his acoustic guitar and his longtime fans? So simple pleasure with Pioneer Press BY PHIL ROCKROHR

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In addition to fresh fish entrees, there will also be weekly menu specials and delicious Shore Center for the Performing Arts, 9501 Skokie Blvd., Skokie, $30-$81, 847-673-6300 Calling Artists for interfaith Art Show: i Am: artists who are interested in contrib- uting a piece ofartwork (all mediums welcome) that illustrates their own understanding ofthe greatness of God. What does "I Am" mean to you? 4:45 am. All week, Wínnetka Presbyterian Church, 1255 Willow Road, Winnetka, $10, 847-446-7777 Salsa Group Dance Class: this March with instructor Vito Magrone. He goes over basics that you can use anywhere you go dancing and teaches tips to make your salsa look smooth and polished. Dancers of every skill level, including newcomers, as well come in this class. Register online, or in person the first night ofclass. 7 p.m. Just try, 2002 Walters Ave., Northbrook, $20, Ave., Northbrook, try, 2002 Walters 847-498-5555 - for Threes with Adult Storytlme Thursdays: 10:15 am. 3-year-olds. 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Each of the artists focuses on re- thing is Collective (Jason Lukas, Zach- thing is Collective (Jason vs. Nurture runs from March17 to April Jack Flynn, Sae Jun Kim, and Every- Jack Flynn, Sae Jun Kim, Nature vs. Nurture: Braunfeld, tures the works by Nathan $20-$55, 847-492-8860 Flynn. It fea- curated by Younsoo Kim SPACE, 1245 Chicago Ave., Evanston, SPACE, 1245 Chicago upcoming exhibit Center announces an Simon Phillips: Hiromi: The Trio Project featuring Hiromi: The Trio Project Thursday, March 23 Thursday, Please call the venue in advance. 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Park Ridge or siblings please. 10:15 Ave., Park Public Lthrar 20 S. Prospect Ridge, free, 847-825-3123 Class: Lehrhaus Confirmation are invited Bar/Bat Mitzvah teenagers program which to participate in this how to utilize teaches young people Jewish resources when faced with making a decision. This is a fascinating three-year program. 7 p.m. Ezra Habo- gregation, 4500 Dempster St, Skokie, by calling. 6:30 p.m. Found Kitchen & Teddy Bear Time Ages 12 to 24 Teddy Bear am. Park Ridge Public welcome. 11 This Put on Singers Join in for the Ifyou are a maker! "The Prize Winner of Defiance, "The Prize This storytime is suitable for Preschool Storytime Ages 3-5: storytime is suitable for children ages 3-5 years. 10:30 am. Northbrook Public Library 1201 Cedar Lane, Northbrook, free, 847-272-6224 Baby Bounce Storytime for Birth to storytime just for babies. Enjoy stories, songs, rhymes and a playtime at the end. Doors open at 9 am. Siblings are welcome. 9:15 am. Park Ridge Public Li- brar 20 S. Prospect Ave., Park Ridge, 1201 Cedar Lane, Northbrooh, free, 847-272-6224 PajamaStories (Families): halfhour ofstories and fun. 6:30 p.m. Northbrook Public Library, 1201 Cedar Lane, Northbrook, free, 847-272-6224 children ages 2-3 years. 10:30 am. Northbrook Public Library 1201 Cedar Lane, Northbrook, free, 847-272-6224 Maker Meetup: DJY-er wanting to share your project, skills, or just get some advice, join this group on the last Tuesday of every month. Come join to share your latest low- and hi-tech projects every month. 6:30 p.m. Northbrook Public Library 1201 Cedar Lane, Northbrook, free, 847-272-6224 12 months with Adult: Morton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 Morton Grove, Prize Winner of Defiance, Film: "The PG-13 and set in Ohio," this film is rated the best and mother of 10, becomes for advertis- and prizes with her entries The cast stars: ingjingles and slogans. Public Library 11:30 am. Morton Grove Grove, free, 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton 847-965-4220 Chorus J.S. Nues Metropolitan Bach's St. John Passion: invited, with rehearsal 7-9 p.m. Tues- days prior to the performance. Their spring concert ofJ.S. Bach's St John Passion is presented on April 2 at 3 p-m. 7 p.m. St John BrebeufParish Church, 8307 N. Harlem Ave., Niles, suested free will donation, 702-806-8421 Games Outside the Box (Ali Ages): Calling all garners, techies, engineers, builders, strategists, creators, geeks and out-of-the-box thinkers, it's time to play. Stop by during winter break to play a different game, activity, hardware or toy. 2:30 p.m. Northbrook Public Library your coziest pajamas andjoin us for a Two-year-old Storytime with Care- giver: mat in the Digital Media Lab. Registra- mat in the Digital to four. 10 am. Morton tion limited Ave., Library, 6140 Lincoln Grove Public Ohio": a housewife the 1950's. Evelyn Ryan, by winning cash contester in America. Woody Harrelson. 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Noon, Glenview Public Library, 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, free. 847-729-7500 CJE Senior Life Counseling for adults 60 and over: dudes: selecting appropriate retirement benefits, picking the right health insurance and Medicare programs, determin- ing housing needs, and identifying sup- portive resources. For more information and an appointment, call Kathy Gaeding at CJE SeniorLife, 773-508-1054.9:30 am. Glenview Public Library, 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, free, 847-729- 7500 Picasso and Paris: A Salon with Gertrude Stein: History Month with an invitation to Gertrude Stein's Paris salon, circa 1920, lic Library, 20 S. Prospect Ave., Park 20 S. Prospect Ave., lic Library, 847-825-3123 Ridge, free, Time Teddy Bear Adult: Months with through for children from 12 fingerplays 24 months with Ridge Public welcome. 9:30 am. Park Ave., Park Ridge, Library, 20 S. Prospect free, 847-825-3123 Spring Break Survivor: fifth grades to children in third through break by trying shake up their spring Come to some fun, active adventures. skills: create a learn outdoor survival use a map, shelter, find water sources, build a fire. This work with a team, and through Thurs- program runs Monday day (March 27-30). 9 am. Emily Oaks Nature Center, 4650 Brummel St., Sko- hie, $140 Skokie resident, $175 non- resident, 847-677-7001 A girl named Page The Splash Land- The chorus sings an Enjoy a movie on the

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1234 ten through eighth grades to join in this 6960W Oakton St., Nil es, free, 847-663- sary 4:30 p.m. Niles Public Library new Lego Club. No registration is neces- Lego Club: month to create masterpieces at this club on the fourth Monday of each Morton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 Grove Public Librarç 6140 Lincoln Ave., project(s) and needles. 2 p.m. Morton knitting challenges. Bring one's current attendees how to knit or how to solve Ronnie Rund, an expert knitter, shows Knitting Roundtabl. for Adults:

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312-551-1414 9501 Skokie Blvd., Skokie, $27-$75, 9501 Skokie Blvd., Skokie, Shore Center for the Performing Arts, Shore Center for the ability to stir the soul. 7:30 p.m. North ability to stir the soul. Glorious Chorus: and a unique ing color, driving energ; works. Discover music rich with glow- works. Discover music 847-272-6224 rarely performed evening of beautiful, 1201 Cedar Lane, Northbrook, free, 1201 Cedar Lane, Northbrook, series. 7p.m. Northbrook Public Library, series. 7p.m. Northbrook Jarnmin' in the Stacks free concert Jarnmin' in the Stacks Calendar, from Previous Calendar, from Brand (piano) who focus on original Brand (piano) composers Juli Wood (sax) and Kelly Juli Wood (sax) and composers featured are: a pair of Chicago jazz featured are: by WDCB Public Radio as part of their Public Radio as part by WDCB jazz compositions. This is co-presented jazz compositions. 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"The Lego Batman Movie" * * 1/2 PG, 1:46, animated comedy At its sporadic best, the crazy velocity and wisenheimer appeal of "The Lego Batman Movie" reminds you of what made "The Lego Movie" such a nice surprise three years ago. "The Lego Batman Movie" goes where various franchises housed at various studios have gone before, with the lii plastic Batrnan (Will Arnett) taking center stage as a raging egomaniac, all abs and no heart. Batman's chief nemesis remains, inevitably, the needy, PG-13, 2:12, drama If Octavia Spencer is God, then Lord, take me to church. A folksy Spencer serving up homemade baked goods is the vision of the "The Shack" * * divine In "The Shack' Stuart Hazeldine's faith-based drama, an adaptation of the best-selling novel by William P. Young. Mack Phillips (Sam Worthington) is a wayward soul who's been dealt a few bad cards in life. Mack receives a mysterious invitation in the mail: a note asking him to a weekend getaway at the shack "GetOut" ***h/2 R, 1:44, horror bracingly Writer-director Jordan Peele's satirically shrewd, Kaluuya, dating effective thriller finds Chris, played by Daniel Allison Williams, for Rose, a chipper, easygoing sort portrayed by meet her parents. several months. lt's time, she determines, to in its main charac- "Get Out" offers some choice comic details surprise comes ter's journey into the land beyond the pale. The part. The film is in how solidly director Peele handles the thriller Director James Mangold's picture is the most solemn, senti- Director James Mangold's picture is the most decimated. Laura, specially gifted mutant population has been is a mini- played by a first-rate scowler named Dafne Keen, "Logan" ** R, 2:17, actIon/adventure featuring Hugh mental and relentlessly violent of the nine films the furry mutant Jackman, either in the lead or in a cameo, as in 2029, when the with the blood-stained blades of glory. lt's set is being pursued by Wolverine cloned from our hero's blood. She

"Kong: Skull Island" *** 1/2 "Kong: Skull Action/Adventure PG-13, 2:00, fun on its feet and more Island" is better, lighter "Kong: Skull sug- budget would $190 million production than its reported what you'd call it: a franchise re- gest. I honestly don't know Jackson's 2005 "King Kong' which I boot? A sequel to Peter like this one? Any movie with the admired but didn't enjoy visual instincts to introduce Kong the way sense, the wit and the me. B00000m, the mighty paw slams this one does is fine with 'I

and less funny than the first Lego movie; I enjoyed it well enough. - M.P whiny, malevolent Joker (Zach Galifianakis). "The Lego Batman Movie" offers more mayhem where his daughter was likely killed. There he's greeted not by a child killer but by a trio of where his daughter was likely killed. There he's greeted not by a child killer but by a trio serious, and while its gamer-style killing sprees are meant to be excitingly brutal, I found serious, and while its gamer-style killing sprees groovy spiritual teachers in a tropical wooded paradise. - Katie Walsh, Tribune News Service comes to an increasingly (but not sadistically) violent climax. - MP comes to an increasingly (but not sadistically) about Its observations and perspectives on racial animus; and straight-up populist when it about Its observations and perspectives on a lIttle of everything: unnerving; funny in just the right way and at the right times; serious a lIttle of everything: unnerving; funny in just them numbing and, in the climax, borderline offensive. - M.P them numbing and, in the climax, borderline security goon Pierce (Boyd Holbrook) and his "Mad Max"-interns posse. "Logan" is deadly security goon Pierce (Boyd Holbrook) and his NOW PLAYING NOW - Michael Phillips without getting balled up in the storytelling. Kong mythology seriously first humans we see on screen. Director Jordan Vogt-Roberts' film zips along and treats the screen. Director Jordan Vogt-Roberts' film first humans we see on down on the top of a cliff as Skull Island's landlord rises up to check out, nose to nose, the as Skull Island's landlord rises up to check down on the top of a cliff MOVIES f ursday, March 23,2017 A Chigo Tribune Publication 38 www.woundedwarriorproject.org. Forinformation Ave., ParkRidgeforMassat12:30p.m.Interment to St.PauloftheCrossChurch,320S.washington cially thewalt2andpolka.VisitationSaturday,April enjoyed golfandwasanavidballroomdancer,espe- Kaye; fonduncleofmanyniecesandnephews.Leo brother ofEdwinandthelateJoseph(Adele)Kaye, 847-823-5122 orwww.nelsonfunerals.com. Project, POBox758517,Topeka,KS66675-8517, contributions maybemadetothewoundedwarrior Maryhill Cemetery. Nelson FuneralHome,820Talcott ist, 9:30am.untiltimeofprayersat11:45a.m. Eugene (thelatePauline)KoszyckiandTed(Adele) Leo J. Kaye, LeoJ. Death Notices Sign Guestbookatchicagotribune.comlobituanes yOurbe/oved Oommmorato Kaye, 87,passedawayMarch17,2017. or visit: Megan, BrendanandErinKaye;dearest ished grandfatherofJonathanGriffin, David (Mary)andMarybethKaye;cher- nee Beloved husbandofthelateArdine, UN FRAI ELSON Chisholm; In lieuofflowers,memorial We extendourcondolencestothefamilies and lovedonesofthosewhohavepasseti placeanadtribunesuburbs1com DEATH NOTICES II loving Call Z66399O537 Rd., ParkRidge F father of will beprivate. caring motherofYvette(Juergen)Heine. March 14,2017.LovingwifetothelateRudolph; Trudy Keller,neeRickenbacher,95,passedawayon Keller, Trudy Death Notices Sign Guestbookatchicagotribune.comlobituaries or visit:plaeanad.tribunesuburbscom Pace adeathnotice1 Call 866399.Q537 OF ILLINOIS CREMATION SoclEry Service placeanad.tribunesuburbs.com Loved One's Call 866.399.0537 orvisit: of Include Tell your Story loved your a photo one. HIRING EASIERTHANEVER THERE'SANEWJOB BOARD performance-based jobpostingthatreaches Hire thebesttalentfasterandforlesswith IN TOWNTHATMAKES qualified talentacrosstheweb! Enhanced VisibilitytotheRightTalent Unprecedented NetworkReach More ApplicantsinLessTime KEY BENEFITS jobnetwork.chicagotrine1com (f hicawribunt network j'y TO LEARNMOREVISIT 39 F: 40 AUTOS I-I -It'sagood J) time to I buy used Glut of off-lease vehicles to hit lots

BY RICK POPELY have an increased supply Chicago Tribune and lower demand, and used-car prices will be The number of new down," Krebs said in a vehicles that were leased telephone interview. hit a record 4.4 million last For consumers, the flood year, triple the number in ofoff-lease vehicles could 2009, when auto sales were lower the prices on certi- at their low point during fled pre-owned cars and the recession. used cars in general, a boon New- and used-car sales for budget-conscious shop- have increased seven years pers. That, however, also in a row as the economy could cut into new-vehicle has improved, a streak not sales and force manufac- HASAN SARBAKHSHIAN/BLOOMBEPG seen since the 1920s, but turers to hike incentives, Customers check out cars at a CarMax dealership in Brandywine, Md., in2015.With many leases up in2017,used-car industry analysts worry which have been rising prices could drop, but buying or easing new cars could get pricier. that the used-car market already. may not be able to easily "It's hard to know how payments go up, that will With so many late-model manage the higher volume cent in 2016, and midsize digest a record number of the nearly new or certified make it less attractive for used vehicles that could ofused vehicles. cars fell 3.7 percent In vehicles with expired pre-owned cars will play people to want to lease. poach new-car shoppers, "It will certainly be a comparison, the wholesale leases being listed for sale. against the new cars. We That is what we might see Krebs said, Autotrader is challenge for dealers to value offull-size pickups Most leases are for 36 see a lot of cross-shopping happen, that leasing will forecasting that new-vehi- absorb all the near-new increased 4.3 percent months, so three years after between the two on our stagnate a bit this year," de sales will fall into a used inventory because it "Used pickup trucks are they leave dealerships they website, so will the con- Caldwell said in a phone range ofl6.8 million to 17.3 doesn't sell as fast as the in big demand," Krebs said, come back as used cars, and sumer take that over a new interview. million, at the lower end of older vehicles. The older and on Autotrader's web- in 2017 the auto industry is car, or will the incentives Leased vehicles ac- most forecasts. stuifsells very quickly," she site, pickups are among the bracing for a record 3.6 get richer on new cars so counted for about 25 per- "A lot offorecasters do said. "That's going to put a most sought-after used million off-lease vehicles. that it makes more sense to cent oftotal vehicle sales in not take into account that lot ofpressure on used-car vehicles. Michelle Krebs, senior buy new rather than nearly 2016 and 31 percent of we are going to see a huge values because the inven- Used SUVs also have analyst at Cox Automotive'snew?" Krebs said. "There retail sales. Edmunds and number ofoff-lease vehi- toryjust continues to been in high demand and Autotrader, expects new- arejust a lot of dynamics Autotrader see leasing des come onto the market climb." commanding high prices, car sales to drop from a going on, and we don't declining slightly this year, It's been climbing every Moreover, if manufac- yet wholesale values record 17.5 million in 2016 know how it's going to to 30 percent ofretail sales, year, it's going to climb turers continue to step up dropped 1.2 percent in and for used prices to soft- shake out" as manufacturers back off again this year and keep incentives on new cars, 2016, according to Man- en. She says more buyers The flip side for consum- as a hedge against decliningclimbing through 2020 that will have a ripple heim. are likely to cross-shop ers is that the glut of off- used prices. Manufacturers because leasing has been at effect on used cars, she "They had been in a new vehicles against the lease vehicles also could project what a leased vehi- record levels," she said, said. Ifnew cars become situation where many glut of late-model used make buying or leasing a de will be worth after three adding that the auto indus- less expensive because of hadn't been available from vehicles coming off of new vehicle more expen- years - the residual value. try had to stretch to reach higher discounts, used off-lease, and they were leases, many of which will sive. An oversupply of used Ifthe actual resale value is 17.5 million vehicles in 2016. values fall proportionately. selling every one they wind upas certified pre- cars could diminish the lower at the end of the "We had a record last "If incentives continue could get, and new ones owned cars, which can cost value of a vehicle they plan lease, they lose money. year, but it came at some to climb, it would definitely weren't gatting discounted on average about $1,500 to trade in. If they're leas- The flood of off-lease cost because the incentives prominently affect the a lot," Krebs said. "Now more than typical used ing, lower used values vehicles will continue to got so hefty and the promo- near-new used vehicles," there are a lot more en- cars. translate to higher lease grow, to more than 4 mil- tions so big in December." Caidwell said. irles, everybody is getting "The market really ex- payments, Jessica Caldwell, lion vehicles in 2018. In Caldwell says used-car As more new-car buyers real competitive in those panded to accommodate senior analyst for Ed- addition, Manheim, a major values in the aregate will spurn passenger cars in segments and there are the used cars on the market munds, said. used-car auction company, increase because of the favor ofSUVs and pickups, more incentives going. The as well as record new-car "The lease payment is says more than 1.8 million influx oflate-model used the used values of those (used SUV) supply is sales, but now all that is predicated on the residual used rental cars will enter vehicles and because new- vehicles react accordingly. catching up with demand." softening. When we have value, so if those start to the used market this year, car transaction prices keep Manheim said the whole- new-car sales softening anddecline, then lease pay- mainly 1- and 2-year-old rising, but she thinks the sale auction values of corn- Rick Popely is afreelance this glut of used cars, we ments will go up. If the vehicles. industry will struggle to pact cars dropped 5.6 per- writer. 4 41

A Chicago 4- JAE C. HONG/AP "Still today, some of my closest an early age and how they last a win against UC Irvine in the Big athlete was really my springboard been able to do, so I'm forever grateful to Notre Dame for that opportunity. friends are guys that I walked the halls at Notre Dame High School with, so that kind of tells you about the bonds that are created at lifetime." Brett Christie is afreelance reporter discipline and college prep that they gave me as a student and as an to be able to do the things that I've for Pioneer Press. 50-47 "Notre Dame has been an unbe- Jim Les also said a lot of his at Notre Dame. Those are the key formative Notre Dame and the structure and what he's done with that program?' success as a player - he played seven years in the NBA as a backup point guard, averaging 3.8 points and 2.9 assists per game while shooting 39.6 percent from behind the 3-point arc - and coach can be credited to his years lievable influence on me as a young high school teenager. years," Les said. "Going through to be a position Mooney credited his basketball "He's given me eveiy tool and foot Mooney, who averaged 2.3 points in 16 games this season, said he was cleared to suit up for the NCAA Tournament, but he did not play. career to Tom Les, Notre Dame's coach and Jim Les' older brother. The Dons have won three straight regional titles under Tom Les' tutelage. put me in successful," Mooney said. He added: "For me it definitely started at ND under Tom Les' leadership and the path he put us on and "I just think we have a group of Mooney had to take in the Les said. conference tournament run from the bench. He was out for five weeks with a stress fracture in his UC Davis men's basketball coach Jim Les fires up his players as he prepares to cut the net after his team's UC Davis men's basketball coach Jim Les fires up his players as he prepares to cut West tournament championship game on March11 in Anaheim, Calif. over Cal State Fullerton in the semifinals before toppling UC Irvine. It was the same UC Irvine team that beat the Aies 79-49 just seven days earlier in the regular-season finale. really competitive guys and they were really disappointed in themselves and how they played in that game and really were on a mission heading into that tournament," 6 seed in the the NCAA men's

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One such player is Joe Mooney, "I think too, so many ofour guys "I'm just really excited for our For Les, who just finished his The Aies, a Uc Davis (22-12) defeated UC Uc Davis (22-12) defeated Jim Les made history again. Jim Les made history Brad- Eleven years after leading 66-55 in the quarterfinals of the conference tournament and won a dramatic 66-64 overtime game ate. "It was definitely an emotional experience for the team because every guy dreams about playing in the NCAA Tournament when you're younger. Especially with it being the first time for the school, it means so much for the commu- nit the program and the school." who also is a Notre Dame gradu- witness." a redshirt freshman for the Aies take part in that was really, really exciting and fun for our staff to that dream and to watch our guys their name called. And to live out teammates and waiting to hear teams sitting together with their Selection Sunday and watching ment They grew up watching UC Davis. grew up watching the tourna- chance to take a little closer look at this country (and) around the world, a is an elite academic institution and March 13 from Dayton. "UC Davis Les said in a phone interview on university and our community," tournament represented a water- shed moment for the university. coach, qualifying for the NCAA sixth season as the UC Davis Thisa, Okla. top-seeded Kansas on Friday in then suffered a 100-62 loss to March 15. However, UC Davis play-in game in Dayton, Ohio, on matic bid. Midwest Regional, defeated North Carolina Central 6763 in a onship game to secure an auto- Irvine 50-47 on March 11 in the Big West tournament champi- first NCAA Tournament berth. first NCAA Tournament lore by leading the school to its lore by leading the nus etched his name in UC Davis nus etched his name Notre Dame College Prep alum- Notre Dame College to 64 teams, the Nues native and to 64 teams, the Nues basketball tournament expanded basketball tournament time since ley to the Sweet 16 for the first ley to the Sweet 16 Pioneer Press BY BRETT CHRISTIE BY BRETT UC Davis coach Les traces success to Notre Dame Notre to success traces Les coach Davis UC SPORTS NHS Thursday, March 23, 2017 A Tribune Publication 42 (9.450) onthevaultatstate. can shareitwithsomeone."Pistorius alsoplacedseventh(9.475)onthefloorandninth best friends,"Pistoriussaid."It's somuchbetter(totiewithher).ItfeelsgoodthatI Murdock eachearnedascoreof 9.425atPalatineHighSchool."Ttiedwithoneofmy beam atthestatemeetonFeb.18. 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keep Lets work together to help together work Lets ¶ J Thursday, Mrch 23, 2017 44 sing yet anothertalented four yearsinarow. Posses- ing 2-1lossin the playoff have suffereda season-end- mark, Gordsaid.TheDons Dame's biggestquestion postseason willbeNotre Big questionHittinginthe the club'sbiggeststrength. that Gordanticipatesbeing Pelt roundoutarotation Charlie AndersenandVan Moore, juniorleft-hander right-hander top oftherotation.Junior dable one-twopunchatthe they givetheDonsaformi- the radargun.Together who cantouch90mphon verbally committedto day onTwitterthathehas staff andannouncedSun- is theaceofNotreDame On themound:Bergstrom pact bat. Division Ijuniorcollege, Cisco (Texas)College,a foot-4 leftycommittedto Creighton. Rimacisa6- formed himselfintoanim- Gord said,buthe'strans- player fortheDonslastyear, lowitz wasadefense-first left sideoftheplate.Kap- dangerous hitterfromthe year outofRimac,whoisa Gord saidheexpectsabig consistent runproducer. year asasophomoreandis he hitsevenhomerunslast the Dons'toppowerbat,as At theplate:Garciawillbe will lacullo Alec VanPelt lowitz, Sr.PAidanFrench, Rimac, Sr.C/OFJustinCis- Key returners:Jr.lB/C/P East SuburbanCatholic); 2016 record Coach: NelsonGord Pioneer Press J0NARL ROSENBLUM Sr. OFMattDoherty,P neroz, Jr.SSJacksonKap- Bergstrom, Sr.P/OFMax Kevin Garcia,Jr.P/OFPaul 4A sectionalsemifinal lost toNewTherinClass Notre Dame BY BirrCHRISTIEAND SPORTS SEASON PREVIEW 23-12 Sr. 3B/DH Nathan BASEBALL (11-7 2016 record: 23-13;lost to Coach: EdToledo ers. varsity experienceasstart- the staffwithsignificant the duo.Gustafsonsaidthey questions remainbehind Wolves' one-twopunchof Wolves, Gustafsonsaid.Gu- Niles North are theonlytwopitcherson Butera andKaiharaisset, Big questionWhilethe upper 80s. nartt's fastballcanreachthe out ofthebullpenfor Gunartt willbeaweapon the team'sNo.2starterand omore campaign.Kaiharais following asuccessfulsoph- be NuesWest'sNo.1starter On themound:Buterawill middle-of-the-order bat. starter fortheWolvesanda son. Pabstisathree-year base toshortstopthissea- switch overfromsecond tafson said,andhewill good yearattheplate,Gus- Maldonado ispoisedfora hitter fromtherightside. year agoandadangerous ton College.Acostawasan At theplate:Theright- all-conference selectiona nartt hascommittedtoTri- area, ifnotthestate."Gu- of thetopoutfieldersin Gustafson calledhim"one the team'stopbatterand handed hittingGunarttis Diego Acosta Sr. 3BJohnnyPabst,Jr.C era, Jr.SPBrandonKaihara, Leftakes, Jr.SP/IBSamBut- chael Gunartt,Sr.OFGreg an Maldonado,Sr.OFMi- Key returners:Sr.SSBry- regional semifinal Niles NorthinClass4A tral SuburbanSouth);lostto 2016 record:17-13(8-8Cen- Coach: GarryGustafson Niles West offense intheplayoffs. are abletogenerateenough capable ofadeeprunifthey pitching stafftheDonsare Antoine Kelly, Jr.CJusuf Zvizdic, So.P/OFAshton Key returners: Jr. 4A regionalsemifinal lost toNewTherinClass Central SuburbanNorth); 2016 record:10-20(0-16 Coacit RonClark Maine East season. play intheoutfieldthis E.T. Steinerareexpectedto Egan, Beneschandjunior Ion Leopoldo,juniorMike season's success.SeniorDii- be ableto those newcomers,itshould field andattheplatefrom quality productioninthe son. IftheVikingsreceive cern headingintothesea- inexperience thereisacon- outfield thisseasonandthe North willhaveabrandnew outfield. ToledosaidNiles biggest questionmarkisits Big question:Theclub's dable staff. hander, roundsoutaformi- 5-10, 180-poundright- No. 2optionandBenesch,a right-hander, istheclub's the aceofNilesNorth'sstaff turns asapowerarmand 235-pound left-hander,re- Vikings' strength,Toledo big season. base, Toledosaid.Junior Sanchez, a5-10,196-pound said. Sherman,a6-foot-3, ing rotation On themound:Thestart- tin alsoisexpectedtohavea second basemanDonMar- will bereliedupontogeton team's startingcatcherand Schoenberg returnsasthe for theVikings.SeniorJosh season andisapowerbat turns forhisfourthvarsity this expected tofuelitsoffense has atrioofhitterswhoare At theplate:NilesNorth Cameron Benesch Gio Sanchez, George Sherman,Sr.SS/SP Key returners: regional final New Therin season. Sanchezre- replicate will bethe Sr. OF/SP Class 4A Sr. P/lB last SP It's theother areasthat are a be anissuefor Maine East. of teams,pitching shouldn't Big questionUnlike aIot the rotation. are theothermembersof well. ZvizdicandSchwab pitch atthenextlevelas there's achancehecould behind KellyandClarksaid Maine East'sNo.2option Kelly. frequently toinquireabout have beencontactinghim college coachesandscouts takes themoundandthat "must watch"whenhe the staff.Clarksaidheisa ters, istheclear-cutaceof matchup foropposinghit- times andisanintimidating 90 mphontheradargunat 6-foot-5 leftywhotouches its startingrotation.Kelly,a returns allfourpitchersin On themound:MaineEast Demons. run producerfortheBlue will belookedtoasamajor season, Clarksaid.Zvizdic practices leadinguptothe been lockedinattheplate a goodsummerandhas for MaineEast.Zvizdichad hitters andcarrytheoffense pected tobetheNos.l-4 Schwab andSandsareex- At theplate:Kelly,Zvizdic, Sands Schwab, Class 4ALoyolaSectionalsemifinals.NewTrierwon2-1inGlenview. Ir; thisJurie2,2016,photo,NotreDame'sPaulBergstrompitchesagainstNewTrierinthe Sands shouldbe Sr. OF/P Ryan nitz, whoisaskilledfielder. big things"fromsophomore via emailheis"lookingfor impressive depth.Theteam Ida Crownalso possesses serves astheteam's ace,but On themound: Yoni Asher first basemanNoahPogo- the middle.RayAshersaid Crown lookstobesolidup pitcher) YoniAsher,Ida drich andcatcher(asweilas Thanks toPeriman,Gol- according toRayAsher. manufacturer onoffense, should bealeadingrun the Aces'lineup.Goldrich pected tobecriticalcogsin man MaxBakerareex- man andjuniorthirdbase- center fielderNoahPeri- fielder ZackCooper,junior At theplate:Seniorleft Goidrich Yoni Asher, Key returners: season 2016 record:9-5,nopost- Coach: RayAsher vastly improved. the board,theycouldbe to consistentlyputrunson is stillyoung,andfindaway error-prone lastseasonand their defense,whichwas Ida Crown Blue Demonscanshoreup cause forconcern.Ifthe

Sr. ho SS Josh fill Sr. P/C portersfor Pioneer Press. Rosenhlum arefreelancer- Brett ChristieandJonahL. mvitter @PioneerPress players withspecialneeds. the teamtomentorball- Baseball" programallows success, theAces'"Buddy Beyond theiron-the-field Ray Ashersaidviaemail. school baseballprograms," teams fromotherhigh play not havetheopportunityto religious observance,wedo games. "Astheresultof team couldonlyfitin14 Aces lostsomebatstograd- 74-29 record.Lastyeaithe Ida Crownhasposteda tions. Overthelastsixyears, severe schedulinglimita- baseball programdespite have quietlybuiltastrong Extra inningsTheAces said viaemail. in thebullpen,"RayAsher and willbedeepthisseason uation, theylostnopitchers Dimbert aswell."Whilethe rions fromjuniorJoseph anticipates bigcontribu- Myles Derbigny.RayAsher hurlers inZachPaskoffand two promisingfreshman from lastyear-andgains returns allofitspitchers KEVIN TANAKA/PIONEERPRESS as manygames & C-) s r t 'I 45 ubation Thursday, 2017 NHS Sr. P/SS respectively. Jr. OF Alexis Skoufos behind the season, la reporterfor Pioneer Press. Twitter @PioneerJ'ress In the circle: Maine East all-conference players a season ago. Last year they caught for each other, but this year they'll take turns playing shortstop. That was made possible by the development of junior Kristin plate. Moving the off-day pitcher to shortstop should help Maine East's defense. "Our catchers are devel- oping faster than I thought," Hernandez said. "It's a huge development for us." Big question: Can Maine East be a great defensive team? Maine East had its best team in years in 2016, and improved fieldingwas a huge part of that. But Her- nandez believes there are many details the Blue De- mons can work on to get oyen better. "We have to play team defense. We have to communicate more. We have to take the next step," he said. "We have to got smarter now, more than just use our physical tools." Jakub Rudnik is a freelance Sr. INF/OF Tattiana Ca- Sr. INF/OF Tattiana Blue At the plate: The speed Demons lost some Mary with the graduation of now Iliopoulos, who is playing at Aquinas College team is in Michigan, but the still built on quickness and putting the ball in play. Mary's sister, Ana, and fellow senior Villalobos led the team in doubles and triples last "They are our two big bats," Hernandez said. "They're both gap hitters. We don't have many players who will hit home runs." will alternate two starting pitchers: Ana Iliopoulos and Villalobos, who are both proven arms and were Yousif and sophomore An- Maine South in Class 4A Maine South regional semifinal Key returners: Ana Alex Villalobos, Jr. P/SS Iliopoulos, Brion, Ponzio, Jr. INF Lexi brales Jelly Belly 26, 2016, in KEVIN TANAKA/PIONEER PRESS tags in exchange for donations. Located in Chicago, Misericordia is home to 600 children and adults with mental and physical disabilities. Maine East Coach: Emiliano Heman- dez 2016 record: 16-8 (5-5 Cen- tral Suburban North); lost to Misericordia's Candy Days. They work in Lincolnwood passing out candy and informational East on April S OFTBALL she's our captain. In the circle: In 2016, Nues Cherian, who had a hip injury according to Reyn- olds. Cherian is back to full health and working to fully regain her stamina. "She's a presence, she's a tall kid:' Reynolds said of the 5- foot-10 Cherian. "She's vo- cal, What we were lacking last year was a No.1 starter' Extra innings: Each season the Wolves players volun- teer at the end of April for West felt the effects of being without its No. i pitcher, roles. said. As the defensive Katie Trail, and utility player Julia Ruth. Reynolds said all three will be used in "Alana offensively will give us the most (of the freshmen)," Reynolds said. surgery in the offseason, but is healthy to start the year, Reynolds Wolves' leadoff hitter, Ma- honey is key to sparking the offense. "She always makes plays for us," Reynolds said. Niles West expects to play three freshmen this season: ouffielders Alana Mras and various all-conference honors a NUes North's Gina Loy throws to second for the force out In the Vikings' game against Maine NUes North's Gina Loy throws to second for the force out In the Vikings' game against Skokie. Niles West Coach: Nicole Reynolds 2016 record: 8-21 (3-7 Cen- tral Suburban South); lost to Trinity in Class 4A regional semifinal Key returners: Sr. P Hope Cherian, Sr. SS Gianna Ma- honey, Jr. Hannah Johnson, So. Grace Bencivenga At the plate: The Wolves are going to be a young team, but their lineup features Mahoney, who earned year ago. She had elbow said. (10-0 Illinois and will 18-8 going to be

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X-factor nication is a big focus. "Our it since Day 1, day, and that team commu- "We have been working on season." details of the game every communication:' she said. continue to work on it all the team is working on the run if it all clicks. Joyce said returning talent for a playoff playoff game. They have the the Vikings lost their first ning conference last season, Big question: Despite win- said. tion of their pitches," Joyce their pitches and the loca- season to gain control over incredibly hard in the pre- young ladies have worked Madison Precht. "Both circle, it will be freshman kings. When she isn't in the turning pitcher for the Vi- left Rolon as the lone re- In the circle: Graduation ing to hit the first strike that mentality that they are go- they see." strike azi the box every time with the ing solid contact, bunting "We want our girls to step in in areSSive in the batter's named third-team all-state expects the Vikings to be earlier this month, but she North title. Loy is a four- the team since she took over second consecutive CSL Coaches Association - Soft- been working hard on mak- box. "In the cage we have year varsity player and was ball. Joyce is still learning year's team, which won its returns 12 players from last At the plate: Nues North CF Alyssa Aragon Loy, Sr. P Isabella Rolon, Jr. Loy, Sr. P Isabella Rolon, Key returners: Sr. SS Gina Key returners: Sr. SS regional semifinal 2016 record: 4A lost to Fenton in Class Joyce Central Suburban North); Interim coach: Heather Niles North Pioneer Press BY JAKUB RUDNIK BY JAKUB SPORTS I j 46 NHS Thursday,I Iarch 23, 2017 i A Chicao Tribune Publication to helpleadtheoffense. turns thisseasonandisexpected ERIC P.DAVIS/PIONEERPRESS Loyolas AndrewBartholowre- Pioneer Presspreviewslocalbaseball,softballteams. p Inside t, 4: 47 A Chicago Tribune Pub ation Thursday, Marc 2017 to Process New Ideas Hìstorg Holy Cross College What lt Is, What It Means, ART: O'Donnell ONE DAY UNIVERSITY ONE MODERN Done It and Wh You Couldn't Have of Art Tina Rivers Ryan. Metropolitan Museum Undergraduate Teaching Award THE SUPREME COURT: What's Next and Wh itMatters Alison Gash University of Oregon Commendation for Excellence in Teaching Five Turninq Points That Chanqed American Presidential Award for Outstanding Teaching THE SCIENCE OF SLEEP: How it Impacts Memory, Craativitg, and the AbiIit Jessica Payne University of Notre Dame Bok Center Award for Teachìng Excellence LUNCH BREAK: 12:15 PM - 1:30 PM ¡ iEdward 4:15 PM I Athenaeum Theatre . 2936 N Southport Ave 4:15 PM I Athenaeum Theatre PRESENTS BEVONCÉ 4:15 PM 1:30 PM 2:45PM 3:00 PM 9:30 AM 12:15 PM 10:45 AM 11:00 AM MICK JAGGER ALISON GASH PSYCHOLOGY BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN BRUCE Register Today To Lock In Your Discount For This Remarkable Event Register Today To Lock In Your Discount OneoayU.com or 800-300-3438 Full Price 119&

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