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Nues SERVING NILES SINCE 1951 $2.00Herald I THURSDAY. JANUARY12, 2012 -SpectatorA CHICAGO SUN-liMES pubUcation24/7 AT PIONEERLOCAL COM u INSIDE UP ON THE FOOD FRONT A look at the culinary trends expected this year PAGE 36 . JUMPIN' BEAN JAMS Lincoinwood native a hit with Plotr Debowski (right), of Nues, eats a steamed sub with Karol Grzebien (left), of Glenview, and Hubert Seksdnski, kids' songs H ERO SANDWICH ES? of Glenview, at Firehouse Subs, a new firefighter-themed restaurant in Niles, which opened Dec. 21. PAGE 7 I RYAN PAGELOW-SUN-TIMES MEDIA IN DIVERSIONS WiliThey Find What You Have To Offer? SU-.TLO9 'il Sin Advertising Pays... In Print and Online. is NUUVD 11 0969 .1 Sl ci.A?JWJYj J'J1Ikt srn Call: 847-486-9200 LS] (JÂ.1WJji al1Hìdyjj 9LCOO000 6000000 6103 'T9CS PIONEER PRESS 6T O - u .JLO'J ;L8-V3- YOUR LOCAL SOURCE www.pioneerlocal.com 2 I WWW.PIONEERLOCAL.COM THURSDAY. JANUARY 12, 2012NIL *MACY'SCASTING CALL: READY TO MAKE YOUR DREAMS A REALITY? 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Aurora Ave., Naperville, IL 60540 j Follow Us HOME ADDITIONS KITCHENS & BATHS HOME THEATERS LOWER LEVELS NEW HOMES I I I I o Managing Editor:Matt Schmitz Loca INews [email protected] PIONEERIOCAL.COM I THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 2012 I 5 = DISTRICT 67 FASHIONING FROSTY Pair of referendums seek tax hikes for programs, buildings BY CATHRYN GRAN 1f voters decide against [email protected] increasing the operations fund the next wave of cuts Golf School District 67wouldtargetclasssize, will be seeking voter ap-educational and extracur- provai to increase fundingricular programs, and early- for education and to makeintervention programs such major improvements to itsasfull-timekindergarten, two-school buildings. said Superintendent Jamie On the March 20 prima-Reilly. ty-election ballot will be a "Golf School District 67 referendum to increase byhas a long tradition of edu- .342 percent to 2.401, fromcationalexcellence,"she 2.058, the amount to be col-noted. "Thisdistrict has lectedthroughpropertybeen on the cutting edge. taxes to fund operations! "With early intervention, education. you get that strong founda- Asecondreferendumtion that helps kids get that seeks to allow the district toedge" when they move on to issue $9.72 million in bondshigh school. to, among other projects, The bond-issue referen- replace the heating/ventila- dum would allow the district tion/air-conditioning units,to make needed repairs, said sprinklers and plumbing atJim Fitton, business manag- Attie Zimmerman, 7, makes a hole for her snowman's arm during Brickton Art Center's Frosty Workshop on Jan. 7 in Park Ridge. Golf Middle School, 9401er for the district. Repairs lioN LANCHAM-FOR SUN-TIMES MEDIA Waukegan Road, and Hyneswould include replacing old School, 9000 Belleforte Ave.galvanized pipes that are For a Morton Grove Dis-breaking down and leaving GORDON FALLER trict 67 resident, approvalsediment in the water. of the operations referen- "It's really bad on a Mon- dum will cost a propertyday morning," he said. owner anadditional$47 Reilly added: "We need to Businessowner was oneof founding and an additional $31 for themake major repairs." bond issue for each $1,000 The district also is look- the owner now pays in dis-ing to build another gymna- trict property taxes. sium at Golf Middle School members of Chamber of Commerce For a Nues District 67and a multipurpose room resident, the numbers areat Hynes School, in part to BY TRACY GRUEN In 1956, Faller started Failer Insur-and an older brother, Rudi. $51 and $31, respectively. comply with a state man- Contributor ance Agency and has been an active Faller served on various boards, such The last time district vot-date that districts provide member of the Niles Chamber of Corn-as the Lincoln Park Lion's Club, Good- ers approved a referendumdaily physical-education A memorial mass for Gordon Faller,merce for more than 50 years. willIndustries and Chicago North Side was in 1969. classes, Reilly said. one of the original board members of He received the Kenneth Scheel Ser-Commission on Health Planning. The district needs to raise "There's a big need at the Niles Chamber of Commerce, tookvice award in 1991 and was described as Faller was past president of the Ger- $1.14 million to operate itsHynes," she said. "At Hynes place on Jan. 7 at St. Lambert Parish in"truly a model ofwhat a chamber mem-man American Singers of Chicago and education fund in the black,we use the gymnasium as Skokie. ber can accomplish." chairman of the board of Martha Wash- accordingtoinformationthe cafeteria." Faller's family business, Faller Insur- At the Niles Night of Roses dinner inington Hospital. provided by the district. She noted the district has ance, was one of the chamber's first2007, Faller received the "Bob Wordel For more than 25 years he was a lec- So far the district has cutbeen able to secure waivers members.
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    DRAMA PERFORMER PRE-NOMINATIONS ANNOUNCED FOR THE 44th ANNUAL DAYTIME EMMY® AWARDS New York – January 25, 2017 – The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (NATAS) today announced the Drama Performer Pre-Nominations for the 44th Annual Daytime Emmy® Awards. The process used to determine those chosen as Pre-Nominated performers follows: An online judging ballot containing all entrants in each of four performer categories (Lead Actor and Actress and Supporting Actor and Actress) was sent to all registered, eligible peer judges. The ballot contained a randomized order of performers in each category, regardless of their show affiliation. Judges were required to view clips online containing the work of each performer entry before selecting their top 10 performer choices in each category. Ballots were submitted directly to Lutz & Carr, Inc., an independent accounting firm, who tabulated the results. The candidates below who received the highest number of votes now advance to the blue ribbon screening round, scheduled to begin on February 20, 2017, which will determine both nominees and recipients. Please note that this release also contains the names of the entrants for the Younger Actor and Actress categories, who will proceed directly to the Blue Ribbon Round. Nominations will be announced on Wednesday, March 22, 2017, live on “The Talk” on CBS. Pre-nominated performers in alphabetical order in six categories follow below: 2 OUTSTANDING LEAD ACTRESS IN A DRAMA SERIES Kristian Alfonso, as Hope Williams Brady Days of Our Lives, NBC
  • THE NATIONAL ACADEMY of TELEVISION ARTS & SCIENCES ANNOUNCES the 36Th ANNUAL DAYTIME ENTERTAINMENT EMMY® AWARD NOMINATIONS

    THE NATIONAL ACADEMY of TELEVISION ARTS & SCIENCES ANNOUNCES the 36Th ANNUAL DAYTIME ENTERTAINMENT EMMY® AWARD NOMINATIONS

    THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF TELEVISION ARTS & SCIENCES ANNOUNCES The 36th ANNUAL DAYTIME ENTERTAINMENT EMMY ® AWARD NOMINATIONS Daytime Emmy Awards to Be Telecast August 30th, 2009 On The CW Television Network at 8:00 p.m. (ET) from The Historic Orpheum Theatre in Los Angeles Sesame Street to Receive Lifetime Achievement Award for 40 Years of Educational Television NATAS Celebrates Nominees with Good Housekeeping at the Hearst Tower New York – May 14, 2009 – The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (NATAS) today announced the nominees for the 36th Annual Daytime Entertainment Emmy ® Awards. Nine major categories were announced this morning on “The Today Show,” including the host of the telecast, Vanessa Williams, recording and television star, currently seen on the hit show, “Ugly Betty.” The show will be telecast on the CW Television Network on Sunday, August 30 th , 2009 from the historic Orpheum Theatre in Los Angeles, CA. A complete list of all nominees is available on today.msnbc.msn.com and on emmyonline.tv. The nine categories announced on the Today show were: Outstanding Drama Series Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series Outstanding Talk Show/Entertainment Outstanding Talk Show/Informative Outstanding Talk Show Host Outstanding Morning Program Lifetime Achievement Award The show is a unique partnership between NATAS, Associated Television International (ATI), The CW Network and MGM Worldwide Television, which is handling distribution of the telecast. Good Housekeeping is the official print partner of the Daytime Emmy Awards.