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BY LEE V. GAINES the districts to establish a Pioneer Press plan to recapture the funds over an extended period of A slew oftaxingbodies intime' according to a memo Niles, Morton Grove and from District 64 staff to the Lincoinwood receiveddistrict's Board of Educa- word last month they owe tion.District staff wrote the Illinois Department ofthat they had not yet re- Revenue between tens ofceived word on how the thousands to more thanmoney will be repaid. At $500,000 in tax revenuepress time, the board was wrongly distributed to thescheduled to discuss the agencies over the last two issue May 9. years. Niles Township High The errors are part of aSchool District 219 Assist- misallocation of $168 mil-ant Superintendent for lion worth of tax revenueBusiness Eric Timberger dispersed by the state tosaid the district has not yet local governments sincereceived an officialnoti- 2014. About 6,500 taxing fication on the issue. district throughIllinois "According to the Illinois were affected by the errorDepartment of Revenue and Chicago taxing districts website, recoupment of were hithardest. Whileoverpaid funds will be.n Chicago Public Schools is no earlier than January on the hook for about $23.5 2017," Timberger said in an million worth of overpaid email. "District 219 will in- tax revenue, most taxingcorporate the repayment bodies affected by the error into next year's budget as owe overpayments totalingmore information becomes less than $10,000. A major- available. Some budget ad- ity oftaxingbodies north ofjustments may be neces- ANTONIO PEREZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Chicago, however, owe be- sar however, we do not seeHouse members talks with one another after Goy. Bruce Rauner delivered his second State of the State speech Jan. 27 at tween slightly and substan- this as having any impact onthe illinois State Capitol House Chambers in Springfield. tinily more than that figure.programs offered for our Personal property replace- students." vehicles of a passenger typebottom lines. "To put it in perspective, Elenz said he doesn't ment taxes (PPRT) are col- Nues School District 71/or a dump truck for our Bob Merkel, finance di-we get approximatelyknow yet how the state lected by the state and Culver School will lose anPublic Works Department," rector for the village of$140,000 or so a year fromplans to recoup the funds. If passed on to local govern- estimated $38,000, MortonCzerwinski said. "We Lincolnwood, said the loss PPRT," he said. the payments are taken in ments to replace moneyGrove School District 70would have to find that of about $18,000 in PPRT He said the passage of ainstallments over a period that was lost to them whenwill lose roughly $55,000,almost a little over $52,000revenue "won't affect us aproperty tax levy hike ofof time, the impact of the the 1970 Illinois Constitu-Morton Grove-based Golfsomewhere else or we'll not lot because we have fund$800,000 last year will givemisallocation on the dis- tion barred their ability toElementary School Districtbe able to have it in our reserves." the library "room to recovertrict'sfinances would be impose personal propertywill be asked to pay backbudget." "I'd like to keep the mon- nicely" and the misalloca- lessened, he said. taxes on corporations, part- about $53,000 and Lincoln- Hayley Garard, commu-ey, but it's not our money,"tion "is not goingto put us in While the loss of the nerships and other business wood School District 74 will nications coordinator forMerkel said. "I hope thea fundingbind on any level." funds will have only a minor entities. have to turn over roughlythe village of Niles, said thestate takes it back in in- The Nues Park Districtimpact on the district's fi- School districts in Nues,$71,000. impact on village finances is stallments because it's justwill need to fork over annances, Elenz said the error Lincolnwood and Morton The village of Mortonsomewhat unknown until iteasier that way. They pay us estimated $34,000 as a re-isn't something anyone Grove were hit hardest byGrove will need to repayreceives word from thein installments so I'd hopesuit ofthe error. could plan or budget for. the error: Park Ridge-Nilesroughly $52,000 worth ofstate on how and when thethey take it back in the same "That kind of money, "Obviously, when (the School District 64 will bePPRT revenue. village Ad-money will need to be paidmanner they give ito us." obviously, would have astate) sends us these taxes asked to pay back nearlyministrator Ralph Czerwin- back. Niles owes roughly Greg Pritz, businessminor effect on our bottomon a monthly basis, we $143,000 while Niles Town- ski said the village expects$33,000 as a result of themanager for the Niles Pub- line," said Tom Elenz, fi-assume it's right,' he said. ship High School Districtto receive about $380,000overpayment "But we arelic Library District, said the nance director for the dis-"They're the ones that do 219 owes nearly $580,000. in personal PPRT on anexpectingit,"she said.last he heard from the statetrict. "Every little bit helpsthe calculation on it, so we "The (IllinoisDepart-annual basis. He said offi-"We're fortunate we're notwas that the Department ofbut it's not a significanthad no way of knowing ment of Revenue) is sensi-cials will have to look else-one ofthe taxingbodies thatRevenue would begin todollar amount out of ourthere was any miscaicula- tive to the impact recoupingwhere to replace the lostlost millions of dollars?' recoup the overpayments inbudget" He said the district tion." of the funds will have on funds or "tighten our belts?' Other taxing bodies sayJanuary. The library district receivedjustunder some of the taxing districts. "Fifty-two thousand dol-the error will not have aneeds to pay back about$300,000 worth of PPRTLee V Gaines is a freelance They will be working withlars would equate to twosignificant effect on their $17,000 in PPRT funds. revenue last year. reporterfor Pioneer Press. NEWS Q-and-A: Lewis Roberts, incoming D63 principal

BY NATALIE HAYES working in a smaller districttion of students; the multi- Pioneer Press such as District 63 is thecultural perspective District relationships you can devel- 63 schools provide can only A year after coming toop with your colleagues,enhance their education. East Maine School Districtadministrators and the Q Looking bacic, when 63 as the assistant principal Board of Education. Teach- did you first decide you atApollo Elementary School ers from all seven schoolswanted to work in educa- in Des Plaines, are given opportu- tion? Was it something Lewis Roberts has nities to collabo-you always knew you been picked by the rate and share bestwanted to pursue? school board to be practices with A. I started college as an the next principal each otherelementary education major, ofMark Twain Ele- throughout thebut switched topolitical mentary School in year. The district science because I loved poli- Nues. administrators aretics and I thought I was The school's constantly in ourgoing to move to Washing- currentprincipal, schools.Theyton and change the world! Nichole Gross, an- Lewis Poberts know teachers by However, soon after college, nounced her plans name, they are ac-I realized that my passion earlier this school year tocessible and they want to befor teaching had not dimin- leave the district after nine involved. ished, and that I could com- years to accept a position as Our board members,bine my love for politics and a principalwith Ciceromany of whom have chil-history with my love of School District 99, according dren in our schools and were teaching and still make an We're advancing minimall asive to the school district. products of our schools impact on the world and my Roberts, who worked forthemselves, are personallycommunity brasurgery. Iarg schooldistrictsin- invested. Q: What's the most including the Orange County Q: Which other posi-terestingjob you've had? Public School system infions have you held ¡n the A: Certainly one of the Florida and Chicago Publiceducation field before be-more unique jobs I held was Schools before his careercoming assistant princi- at Disney World. It was a lot with District 64 began lastpal? of fun, and instilled in me yeal; talks about his back- A: I began my educationlessons about customer ground and explains thecareer as a substitute teach- service and branding that perks of working for a smaller, and moved on to teachI've been able to take with suburban school. social studies in Orlando. I me and use to this very day. The school board on May was also certified in English Q: Where did you grow 4 approved a salary ofas a second language andup? $110,000 fbrRoberts, ac-special education. While at I grew up in Pennsville, cording to the district Orange County PublicN.J., a small town about 35 At NorthShore Neurological Institute, we're exploring the latest (Before being hired bySchools, I had the privilege miles southwest of Philadel- surgical technology for brain and spine issues. From targeting District 63 you workedof working as an academicphis. previously inoperable tumors to performing minimally invasive forChicagoPubliccoach at the second-largest Q: How do you spend brain surgery with ultra-thin lasers. Schools. What was it likeelementary school in thisyour free time? adjusting to a much small-district (just over 1,200 stu- A: I love to travel, which er suburban school dis-dents) and in this role I wasallows me to see and learn And our collaboration with Mayo Clinic gives you access to trict? responsible for the coaching about different places and two innovative teams sharing knowledge and second opinions. A: I was with the Options and development of over 90 cultures. I also enjoy being At NorthShore, we're providing answers to improve odds- Schools Program withinclassroom teachers andoutdoors and active. I play CPS for one year, and priorcoaches. softball and kickball, and I and lives. to that I was with Orange Q: What do you enjoylove riding my bike up and County Public Schools.most about working withdown the Lake Shore Drive which at the time was thekids? path. I try to catch as many ninth largest school district A: One of the reasons ICubs games as possible, and \IAi in the countly. I honestly feel love what I do is that everyI'm also attempting to run NorthShore Care Network University UealthSystem Member that I have adjusted well to aday brings a new set ofmy first half-marathon this smaller district. Both largechallenges - and that thesummer. When I am not Neurological Institute districts I worked for, andworld ofeducation is always busy with school or being now District 63 - which ischanging and evolving toactive, I am in the midst much smaller -- come withmeet the needs of our stu-of planning my Oct 1 wed- (877) 570-7020 their own respective sets ofdents. So, as an educator, you ding northshore.org/neuro positive attributes as well as are constantly leamingI challenging ones. also very much enjoy work- Natalie Hayes is a freelance But forme, the best part ofing with our diverse popula- reporterfor Pioneer Press. 8 NEWS

BURT KATZ 1937-2 016 'One ofakind' pizza maker,restaurateur By LouIsA Cmi business' primary phone, a Chicago Tribune working rotary, rang. Burt's Place was known 'o Burt Katz, the pizza mak- foritsso-called ondening er and co-owner of Burt's rules, which were widely Place restaurant in Morton misunderstood. They asked Grove, died April 3Oat 78, for pre-orders simply be- according to his daughter, cause Burt was the only pizza maker, who only made L Andi Bannister. Katz, of Skokie, who so much dough each day, owned the pizzeria with his and only had so much room wife, Sharon, found world- in his single Blodgett pizza wide fame after a visit from oven. When customers ar- Anthony Bourdain for his nived, their pizza was ready TV show "No ieservations:' and always served on the But Burt's Place was already International House of Pan- locally famous, beloved by cakes plates bought years generations of regular cus- earlier at a closeout sale. tomers who followed Katz Katz loved working and throughout his 52 years in serving his customers, from the pizza business. longtime regulars to first- "Burt was one of my time travelers, and the favorite characters in the 15 bound guest books they years of 'Check, Please,'" signed. said David Manilow, creator During a recent interview, and executive producer of Katz spoke of a young cou-i the WTI'W restaurant re- pie who had traveled far to view TV show. Burt's Place eat at Burt's Place. "They was featured in a 2012 epi- said they came 12,000 miles sode. just to eat my pizza," Katz "He made an honest, said. "From Saudi Arabia handcrafted, crunchy, bal- NUCCIO DINUZZO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE And they cameback the next anced, memorable pizzaBurt Katz in his pizza restaurant Burt's Place at8541Ferris Ave., in Morton Grove on Sept. 21, 2011. day to give me and Sharon a fmed with fresh ingredients gift. They said if we were and devotion," Manilowcalled "the store" because ofin the US. Marine Corps. He truck, so again it sold. corporate world but thatever there or Qatar they said. "Going to Burt's anddeclining health In a recentstudied history at Roosevelt Two years ago, Ivan Shki- didn't work out so he left,would show us all around." having the pizza he madeinterview for the podcastUniversity. He had no culi- res; an IT project manager in andlastshaved that morning To a suestion that when was unlike any other. Chewing (co-hosted by thisnatraining Albuquerque, N.M., boughtof April 12, 1971, eventually he gets better he should plan "He was one ofa kind and reporter), Katz said that his Long before Burt andthe truck on eBay.Lastgrowing histrademarkfor a Burt's Place in Saudi an important figure in Chi- condition remained undiag-Sharon Katz welcomedThanksgiving Shkirevfi- beard. That year he opened Arabia or Qatar, Katz re- cago's culinary history" nosed. Bourdain to Burt's Place, nally met the Katz family inthe restaurant which wouldsponded, smiling, "Why Reached in Rome, Italy, At the time of the penna-they themselves had tray- Wichita, KalL, where daugh- make his name in the local (not) be greedy and do them food writer and TV food star nent closing last fall, Katzeled the world in a trip that ter Andi lives. pizza world: the originalboth?" Bourdain, said, "His was the told this reporter, "Time hasmade headlines. On Dec. 6, "-I was amazed by this Pequod's in Morton Grove. A sale of the restaurant is only deep dish pizza I ever taken its toll on health and1962, they started a year-person," Shkirev said. "He "I was putting in 80 to 90 pending. love&' what have you. Regrettablylong, around-the-worldwas one of the deepesthours a week for 15 years' Katz is survived by Shar- Burt's Place pizza was we have to take a step back athoneymoon road trip in Ja- people I have met in my life. Katz said, "I just burnedon, daughters Ean Katz- widely recognized for itsthis time. We appreciatepan. They bought a rare "I asked them, why didn'tout." He sold Pequod's inWoodbury and Andi Katz caramelized crust that waseverything our customersToyopet Stout truck, an ong- they travel much after? Burt1985 "with a non-competi- Bannister, and son Adam. thick yet light and flavorful, a have brought to us." inalToyota, then drovesaid, 'We were done with it,lion clause, which Ire- Funeral and memorial result of long fermentation. GaiyWiviott, pitmaster ofthrough several countriesit was time to make moneyspected to the letter," he said. servicesare pending his Katz called it simply pan Barn & Company in Lincolnincluding Pakistan, Iran and and raise kids." In 1989 he opened his daughter Andi said. pizza, and considered it dif- Park and a friend of Katz's,Afghanistan. Photographs Katz was also a notablefinal and most famous res- (Full disclosure: The re- ferent than the classic Chi- said "One ofthe most impor- show the then 24- andcollector of vintagr radios, taunant; which was origi-porter startedthe Burt's cago-style deep dish pizza. tant lessons I learned from25-year-olds with theirsome of which were on nally called Starback's. BurtPlace social media accounts "Perhaps not since IkeBurt was to do one thing and truck, on which they sten-display at the restaurant,Katz manned the kitchenwith Katz's biessing and is a Sewell and Rudy Malnati do it as well as you can, as far ciled their many stops. Inalong with a framed 1980 while Sharon worked thefriend ofthe family. She also has there been a figure inas occupation or vocation,"Lisbon they shipped theChicago Tribunearticle front ofthe house. recommended the restaurant Chicago pizza as towering as said Wiviott. "But actuallytruck to Chicago, but neverabout his collection. A slice of Burt's Placeto Bourdain, as a field pro- Burt Katz," wrote former he did a lot ofthings well. drove it again. Katz donated In 1963 Katz bought into pizza was on the cover ofducer, and appeared in the Tribune reporter Kevin Burton Katz was born on it to a friend's auto museumthe Inferno in Evanston, but Saveur magazine's ChicagoChicago episode of 'Wo Res- Pang when Katz officiallyJuly Z 1937, in Chicago. Hethat closed and it was soldgot out in 1965. He then issue in Octoben 2007. Katz ervations," which premiered announced the closing ofgrew up in the Wicker Park for scrap. When the salvagropened his first solo pizze- hung a nearly five-foot-high in 200S) Burt's Place on Oct. 29,2015,neighborhood. His motheryard owner saw the sten-ria, Gulliver's on Howardboard-backed copy of that after 26 years. died when he was 10. His ciledcountry names, he Street, which he sold in 1968. cover over a corner booth, [email protected] Katz closed what hefather died when Burt wascould not bear to crush the He tried working in thewhere on thetablethe Twitter @louisachu NEWS 9 Son of Mass. chiefjustice ...because pleads not guilty to N.0 chapel vandalism charges it'sabig deal. BY BRIAN LCox after the heating, 'We're dealing 'I Pioneer Press Evanston-based withit,'Spector defense attorney added. "There's a One oftwo former North-Barry Spector on lot of charges. western University students May 5toldthe None of them charged with hate crimescourtthatevi- were really a big and vandalism for allegedly dence will show surprise. They spray-painting racist andthat alcohol was a pretty much homophobic messages, factor. charged him for along with phallic drawings Authorities said Morales every word that and the word "l'rump" in-the men sprayed was written. He's side a campus chapel inlines over the faces trying to make it Evanston last March, plead-of Muslim stu- right. He apolo- ed not guilty at the Skokiedentsinphoto- gized to the people courthouse on May 5 evengraphs and wrote he had to apolo- as his attorney said alcohol"Trump" under gize to. He can't played a role in the crime. one set of penises believe he's in this Matthew Ka&er, 18, andthey drew. position cause this Anthony Morales, 19, were Afterbeing isnot who he both students at Northwest- identified on video is." em in March when author-and arrested, au- Kafker Spector said ities said they entered thethorities said both Kaficerisliving Alice Millar chapel in themen gave handwritten andwith his family in Mas- 1800 block of Sheridan Road videotaped confessions.sachusetts. after hours on March 11The men, freshmen at the "They totally support carrying cans of spi ay paint. time of the incident, are no him. They stand behind him The next morning, chapellonger enrolled at the uni- 100 percent,' he said. staff discovered a swastika versit)ç a Northwestern offi- Morales and Matthew and slurs against African-cial said. Kalker are charged with Americansandgays In a phone interview onhate crime at a church! scrawled on walls and nu-May 5,Spector said hissynagogue/place of wor- Shoíj ViIIae Crossing for graduation from merous spray-painted pe-client is very remorseful and ship,along withinstitu- nises drawn throughout in-has apologized for his ac- tional vandalism and bur- balloons, cakes and party supIies to celebrate to a new cluding the chapel's organ, rions. glaiy, criminal damage and authorities said. "To me this is more aboutcriminal defacement, all fel- On May 5 at the Skokiean 18-year-oldkid, whoonies, Cook County pros- haircut and thoughtful cards and gifts for the graduate. courthouse, Kafker pleadeddrank more than he ever ecutors said. not guilty to all charges.drank in his life before, and Morales was expected to Kafker, dressed in a suit andwent and did somethingenter a plea when he is tie, was in court with hisreally unfortunate, to say thearraignedatthe Skokie father, Scott, who is chiefleast," Spector said. "This courthouse on May U. justice of the Massachusettskid is not like a racist hater Appeals Court Both Kalk-kid at alL He is such a goodBrian L. Cox is a freelance ers declined to commentperson." reporterfor Pioneer Press.

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The following items were from a store in the 8500speak with him, he report-BURGLARY taken fivrn the Niles Police block of Golf Road by pre-edly said he was out drink-TO VEHICLE Man who killed wife, Department reports. An ar- tending to scan them in a ing when he was unable to A bag containing ap- rest does not constitute a self-checkout aisle. find his van and decided toproximately $150 in change i finding ofguilt. walk home. According towas reported stolen from a shot himself sentenced DUT police, Nuccio's storycar parked in a lot in the BY Biw L Cox portedlyslapped his wife the RETAIL THEFT Joshua Andrews, 32, of"changed multiple times." 9100 block ofTerrace Drive Pioneer Press day before he killed her, but Judith Feliciano, 40, ofthe 9500 block of Learning- He has a June 13 court date. on May 2. A window was the assault left no visible the 3100 block of Keating; tonStreet,Skokie, was broken to gain entry. A Morton Grove man injuries. They also said that Chicago, was charged with charged with driving underPUBLIC who was convicted of killingChungKim refused to testify felony retail theft on April the influence on April 28INTOØCATION THEFT his elderly wife in 2014 inagainst her husband and 29 after police said she stole after police said he wasuA 28-year-old woman On April 26, an employee what authorities said was athat prosecutors therefore a cart filled with merchan-involved in an accident atwas charged with publicof a car dealership in the failedmurder-suicideat- declined to prosecute the i dise from a store in the 6100 Dempster Street andintoxication and cost of5700 block of Touhy Ave- tempt has pleaded guilty tocase. Howard Kim was re- block of Touhy Avenue. Greenwood Avenue at 12:45 emergency services onnue discovered that a tire the crime and has beenleased from jail the follow- Value of the items was a.m. According to police April 29 after police said on a 2015 Nissan Altima had sentenced to 20 years in ing day, authorities said. $535.6Z police said. She wasAndrews appeared "disori- she was having difficultybeen removed and replaced prison, authorities said. On the day ofthe murder, given a May13 court date. ented." He was given a June standing in the 9600 blockwith a flat tire police said. Howard Kim, 76, wasKim shot his wife then Sabrina Garcia, 20, of the 16 court date. of Milwaukee AvenueThe tire rim and center cap charged with killinghis wife turned the gun on himself 4500 block of Wrightwood, David Nuccio, 22, of the around 10:35 p.m. She waswere also taken, according Chung, 71, in their home inauthorities said. They said Chicago, was charged with 8000 block of Lyons Street,taken to Advocate Lutheran to police. June 2014, a day after he was Chung Kim died of multiple retail theft on May i afterNiles, was charged with General Hospital. A catalytic converter was arrested and then releasedgunshot wounds atthe she allegedly stole $100.58 driving under the influence A 53-year-old Blue Is-reported stolen overnight on domestic battery charges, scene and that her husband worth of makeup from a and leaving the scene of anland man was charged withbetween April 26 and 27 authorities said. was taken to a hospital and store in the 8500 block ofaccident on May 2. Policepublic intoxication and thefrom a car parked in the Police were called to therecovered from his wounds. Golf Road. She was given a said Nuccio drove his van cost of emergency services8000 block ofLyons Street Kim home in the 5500 block On April 19 at the Skokie May20 court date. over a lawn in the 8100on May 2 after he report- An undisclosed amount of Madison Street the daycourthouse Kim pleaded Asima Marchionne, 41, block of Church Street be- edly fell and cut his fore-of cash and jewelry were before the June 26, 2014,guilty to murder and was of the 3200 block of Sand- fore the van flipped onto its head in the 6900 block ofreported stolen May 2 from murder on a domestic bat-sentenced to 20 years in ers Road, Northbrook, was side just before 2 a.m. Nuc- Milwaukee Avenue arounda home in the 8100 block of tery investigation and at thatprison, authorities said. charged with retail theft oncio allegedly left the van8 p.m. He was taken toMeacham Court after the time Howard Kim was ar- May 2 after police said she and went home. When po- Resurrection Medical Cen- homeowner's son had rested, authorities said. Brian L. Cox is a freelance. stole $157.98 worth of items lice arrived at his home to ter in Chicago, police said. friends over, police said. Authorities said Kim re- reporterfor Pioneer Press.

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Pet f Friendly 12 EDUCATION High schools navigite transgender questions BY ANNEMARIE for 20 years at the high MANNION, Ciiucx school, said besides the des- FIELDMAN AND ignated gender-neutral 'o KIMBERLY FORNEK bathrooms, transgender Pioneer Press students use the bathroom in which they feel most Connor Trimborn, a jun- comfortable. ior at Lyons Township High "We have stalls in the School, came out last year as locker rooms, so if there's male. He has continued to any level of being uncom- I use the women's bathroom fortable, students can use because he has had bad those' she said. experiences outside the She said transgender sta- school when using public dents and their families are men's bathrooms. encouraged to bring any "They were negative. concerns or questions about They used slurs that I'd bathrooms, locker rooms or rather not repeat," Thm- VACANT 6 any other issue to the dis- born said. ESThOOM trict on an individual basis. He did not start using the "There is no blanket rule men's bathroom at Lyons because each student is an Township this year because individual," Rohioff said. he felt others needed time The issue has been ad- to get used to his transition. dressed similarly at other "I thought it would be area public high schools. extremely awkward to just 'Part of this is awareness and education about issues start using the men's bath- CHUCK FIELDMAN/PIONEEP PRESS room' he said. facing LGBT students," said LT Principal BrianA single-use restroom in a hallway near the nurse'soffice at Hinsdale South High School is one of several at the school, Diana Smith, principal of Waterman said the school but they are kept locked so students must request the key. York High School in Elm- has three gender neutrali hurst. "We try to be very fainily restrooms: two at the inclusive here. Rather than south campus where fresh- have blanket policies, we try men and sophomores at- to think about all students tend, and one at the north Issues extend beyondbathrooms individually." campus for juniors and sen- Three restrooms already have been converted for iors. Transgender students have otherprincipal ofHinsdale South. gender identity in its anti-discrimi- Trimborn said while the gender-neutral use at York concerns beyond which bathroom "We decided it is not a permanentnation policy. and another two are being district has made efforts to to use, something Hinsdale Centralrecord' Palmer said. Maria Rohloff sponsor for the LT meet the needs of trans- converted. Those restrooms Principal Mark Kolkman saidis The students' transcripts serve asgay-straight alliance group PRISM, are used by one person at a gender students, he would addressed in staff development their permanent, legal record, shesaid she sees more acceptance of like to see more gender- time. At the start of the school year, said. Therefore, the school prints the transgender students, but believes "Those restrooms could neutral bathrooms. It is not Hiusdale High School District 86name the student and his or herwhat students reveal about them- always convenient to get to be for transgender students held an in-service training on issuesparents prefer on the diploma. selves must always be initiated by and also for students with the onesatthe school such as how to prevent stereo- Karla Goldman, assistant princi-the students. nurse's offices. medical issues or anxiety," typing and which pronoun to usepal for student services at York, said She said some students have Smith said. "I think we need easily a student who is changingwhen transgender students turn age chosen to pass while others have accessible bathrooms," he for She said space alsois genders. 18 they have the right to be calledtaken a more open approach. available for use as a gen- said. "I don't think it's too For seniors whose gender changewhatever they want and identified "I think other students react much to ask for students der-neutral locker room. involves using a new first name, thehowever they wish. positively when there's a discussion There's been an absence who are uncomfortable us- administration also discussed which "We try to work with the familyand openness' she said. "I had a ing gender-specific bath- of clear guidelines from the name should appear on the student'sfor other students and we've been student last year who was just very state on what is required in rooms or are uncomfortable pretty lucky," Goldman said. open about it and students wel- idenflfing themselves by high school diploma. ternis offacilities to accom- Their legal advice was the school Lyons Township High School comed her with open arms." modate transgender stu- using a gender-specific can decide whether the graduationPrincipal Brian Waterman said the bathroom." dents in school, Smith said. program and diploma arelegal school has made updates and revi-Kimberly Fornek, Annemarie Man- "You can take a strictly Waterman said the dis- said Stephanie Palmer,sions to its policies and includesnion and Chuck Fie!dman. trict has addressed the records, legal stance, and also from needs of transgender stu- the standpoint of what we dents on an individual basis, can do to make things as writing in an email that theand locker room usage?' many transgender studentsin which they feel mostscale issue for any studentinclusive as possible' she student services team has Capri Pappas, a seniorare in the school, but saidcomfortable, and unless any to have a person quietly said. conversations with stu-from La Grange and mem-she talks to a few on a daily incidents are reported, itchanging in the comer,' The move to add gender- dents and families "regard-ber of PRISM, the LT gay- basis. should not present a prob-Pappas said. neutral restrooms and ing a wide variety of ques-straight alliance club, said She said most transgen- lem for other students. Maria Rohloff, sponsor of tions, including bathroomshe does not know howder students use the facility "It shouldn't be a large- PRISM and a para educator Turn to Gender, Next Page EDUCATION 13

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locker room areas at York High School was prompted by meetings between a transgender student and a school social worker about two years ago, Smith said. t: Stephanie Palmer, principal of Hinsdale South High School, said students who request privacy when changing clothes or using the toilet are allowed to use the nurse's bathroom or one I of several single bathrooms Capri Pappas, black hair, a member ofPRISM,the Lyons throughout the school. The Township High School gay-straight alliance, at last year's students' preference for pri- Legacy Walk in Chicago's Lakeview neighborhood. vacy may be caused by a medical condition, a gender room has not been decided. tion. It makes it extremely fr change or other issue. Creating a gender-neu-awkward (to have to talk Students who request the tral bathroom was not theabout it)," he said. "While use of the single bathroom primary reason the school is the schoolisaccepting get a key ft)r them because remodeling the bathrooms,there may be parents of they are kept locked, Palmer Kolkman said,but "westudents who are not so said. LThS PRISM wouldn't want to do onechill with it." The school alsoisin- Alyssia Tappia with the Lyons Township High SchoolPRISMclub at last year's Legacy Walk. without the other." Now he has had a year of stalling changing stalls with Trimborn plans to startbeingopen about his gender curtains in both the boys Hinsdale Central Highneeded there,Principalsingle-use washroom,"using the men's bathroom at identity and has legally and girls locker rooms. School will get more wash-Mark Kolkman said. Kollcman said. LT next year. He said he will changed his naine. "With "They will be availablerooms closer to the cafeteria "We are going to con- Whether the single bath-speak with his counselorthat legal backing, I have the I forallstudents for anyand the gymnasium thisstruct new bathrooms forroom will be named genderabout it before he does. confidence to usethe reason," Palmer said. summer, because they aregirls, boys and a separate,neutral or a family bath- "There's some trepida-proper bathroom," he said.

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Chicagoofficials Schiller Park. began shifting traffic from six-month period wanted a super majority to Palatine Councilmanthe older diagonal run- show consensus beforeTim Millar, who opposedways to new parallel east- BY MARY WISNIEWSKI presenting the plan to thethe plan, said this weekwest runways, which con- Chicago Tribune Federal Aviation Adminis-that the plan shifts morecentrate more traffic over tration, which must ap-noise onto the northwestthe city's North Side and A commission of more prove and implement it.suburbs - such as Palatine, the western suburbs. The than 50 municipalities and The FAA will review it and Arlington Heights andcity got more than 4 mil- BOB SEIDENBERG/PIONEER PRESS schooldistrictsaroundcould start implementingRosemont - and awaylion noise complaints in Dave Glatt, owner of Dave's Italian Kitchen, speaks to O'Hare International Air-the plan as soon as June,from Chicago's Northwest 2015. members of the city's Economic Development Committee port voted May 6 to ap-says Tony Molinaro, anSide. Under the proposal, last April about a proposed loan to launch a new restau- prove a "fly quiet" plan,agency spokesman. In addition to Palatine'srunways picked for night- rant on Noyes Street. which proponents say will "The goal is to balanceMillar, representativestimeairtravel would spread the pain of late-airportnoiseexposure," from Des Plaines, Ailing-change week to week - for night and early morningjetChicago Department ofton Heights, Hoffman Es-example, in week one, the Dave Glatt to forego city noise more fairly across Aviation spokesman Owen tates, and Rolling Mead- east-west 1OL/28R runway the area. Kilmer said. Kilmer saidows all cast "no" votes on would be used, then a In a 45-5 vote, thethe planreflectsinputat Friday morning's meet-diagonal runway in week assistance on restaurant O'Hare Noise Compatibil-from the FAA and munici- ing. two, then back toeast- ity Commission over-pal groups, including Fair In casting a "no" vote,west, with adjustments BY BOB SEIDENBERG Glatt's abrupt closing of whelmingly approved theAllocation in Runways, orAid. Malcolm Chester ofmade depending on Pioneer Press his restaurant at 1635 Chi- plan, which calls for rotat- FAiR, which representsDes Plaines said frequentweather and other factors. cago Ave. April 10 brought a ing jet traffic from aboutcity and suburban resi-flights disturb households The plan would be tested Dave Glatt the owner offlood of responses from for- 10:30 p.m. to about 5:30dents. The FAiR group- rattling dishes and light-for six months, then re- popular Dave's Italian Kitch- mer customers, recalling en- a.m. The new nighttimeincludes chapters in Park ing up houses. viewed and tweaked as en which closed last month, joyable experiences at plan, which will be testedRidge, Harwood Heights, "It'sjust a littletoo necessary. said he willforegocityDave's Italian Kitchen dur- over six months, aims atNorridge and Schiller much for us to handle," he The plan includes use of assistance and look at a ingit:s 44-year history at four alternating planes onto dif-Park said. the 14R/32L diagonal run- different way of capithli7ing different locations in Evans- ferent runways on a week- Those casting "yes" Residents of communi- way, which runs northwest his next restaurant venture. ton's downtown. to-week basis. votes in favor of the planties around the airportto southeast and is sched- Glatt said May 6 he had City staff cited the over- The Chicago Depart-include representatives ofhave complained for dec-uledto be decommis- notified the city he will notwhelming response in their ment of Aviation, whichChicago's Northwest Sideades about jetsroaringsioned in late 2018 as part be seeking the $30,000 in reaching out to the restaura- overseas O'Hare, devel-wards and suburbs consid- over their heads. But corn- ofthe airport's expansion. assistance a city committeeteur to see if the city could recommended last month retain the popular business. he receive toward the build The city's Economic De- out of a new, much smaller-velopment Committee sup- in-size restaurant to go into a ported the loan, to be spread space at 815 Noyes St. out over five years at a rate of Doctor charged with stealing from hospitals Glatt said he decided to6 percent, at the April 27 R LEE V. GAINES AND May 2. talnoticed themonths away from corn- forego the loan, finding themeeting pending staff's ex- MARWA ELTAGOURI Prosecutors es- items missing,pleting bis residencyre- restaurant is closer to being amination of some of the Tribune Newspapers timate Rawlani Dugan said secu- ceives regular psychiatric funded than he thought. On financial issues that led Glatt stolemedical rity personnel re- counseling, according to his his Facebook page, Glatt's to close his Chicago Avenue A physician at Evanston equipment valued viewed surveil- defense attorney. daughter, Sara Glattsaid restaurant One member dis- NorthShore Hospital basatatotalof lance footage and Dugan said police were that they have raised more sented, however, noting the been charged with stealing$177,022, which identified Rawla- told Rawlani was an em- than $100,000, "and we'revolatility of the restaurant nearly $200,000 of medicalincluded an ultra- ni as the individu- ployee at the hospital, at about $20,000 away" business. equipment from two of the sound machine. al responsille for 2650 Ridgr Ave., but said he "Though a majority of Glatt said he is still trng medical group'sfacilities, Rawlani has re- Vinay Rawlani the thefts. did not know in which Evanston's aldermen haveto work out some details at according toprosecutors turned some Prosecutors department he worked. A expressed a willingness tothe Noyes site, locating the and Evanston police. equipment to the hospitalssaid Rawlani admitted tospokesman for the hospital extend a loan to us;' sheright equipment for the In bond court May 3,but several items have yet to "accidentally" taking somesaid Rawlani worked at wrote in the Facebook post,1,200 square-foot space for- Judge Marcia Orr orderedbe returned,prosecutorsequipment from the Evans- Northßhore in a part-time "I would prefer not to domerly occupied by DMIK 34-year-old lTmay Rawlani said. ton and Skokie hospitalscapacity handling plastic that as the city has moreBurger and Fish and ArIen's held in lieu of $10,000 bond Dugan said Rawlani stole whiletraveling between surgery patients. pressing needs." Chicken. on charges of felony theftnumerous devices, includ-them. While equipment The restaurant is plan- "If we can work out a from NorthShore Medical ing an automated externalwas found in Rawlani'sLee V Gaines is a freelance ning to employ many ofbunch offrustrating details," Group's Evanston and Sko- defibrillator, a suction ma-home, prosecutorssaidreporter for Pioneer Press. Dave's Italian Kitchen's cur-he wrote on his Facebook kie hospitals. chine, bladder scanner and they have no evidence thatEltagouri is a Chicago 1)ib- rently unemployed staff she page May5, "we can open at Evanston police Cmdr.other items between Jan.23 Rawlani was storing the une reporter. said,and has set up athe end of May." Joe Dugan said RawlaniandApril22. equipment for private use. GoFundMe page for contri- turned himself in to police When staff at the hospi- Rawlani, whoistwo [email protected] butions. bseidenberg®pioneerlocaLcom NEWS 'Carnival foraCure' raises moneyfor diabetes research BY ALEXANDRA KUKULKA Eddie said throws a foil ball against a poster Pioneer Press More than 100 people attended board and into a cup, he said. the carnival, and Eddie raised The throwing section included Three plastic hockey figures approximately $2,100, nearly dou- games in which players threw guarded a plastic goal with a bling last year's proceeds, his momballs made offoil, said Eddie, who tape-marked goal line as the play-said. Roughly $615 of funds raisedhas been building games out of er pushed the puck made from athis year were donated through boxes since he was 4 years old. Nerf disk with a felt-bottomedCrowdrise, a fundraising website When he was younger, Eddie's Keurig Cup. Eddie's family set up to fimmeldad would come up with games It was one of several handmade donations straight to JDRE histhat involved throwing foil balls, games featured at the second mom said. and that inspired Eddie to incor- annual Carnival for a Cure, an It was important to Eddie thatporate the same concept into his event planned and run by Eddieall the money raised at the event games, his mom said. Flannery, an 11-year-old Highcrestgo toward finding a cure for an Players won tickets at each Middle School student. This year's illness that affects kids, his mom game and could trade them in for carnival was held April 30 at the said. After learning that two of his prizes, which were donated by Wilmette Recreation Center. At-neighbors and a classmate have Eddie, his neighbors and friends. KARIE ANGELI LUC/PIONEEP PRESS tendees paid $5 to play, and all1pe Idiabetes, he chose to "It means a lot to me that [my Mark Gibbard, 9, from left, and Scott Gibbard, 12, seIl popcorn while proceeds went to the Juveniledonate the money to JDRF, shefriends] actually want to do this, Mason Yonover, 11, and Eddie Flannery, 11, are In the background on April Diabetes Research Foundation, said. and help me make the gaines and 30 at Eddie's Carnival for a Cure in Wilmette; said his mother, Lyn Flannery. This year's carnival included 15 help work them because they are "I wanted to make [the carnival] games, which were divided into not getting paid at all," Eddie said. she wanted to get involved with,the games, and it really made me something that could help sickthree sections: sports, throwing Audrey Gibbard, 11, a student at the cause, she said. I happy seeing them have fun." kids to find a cure. 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BY JENNIFER JOHNSON Pioneer Press It was a sunny May morning in 2013 when two horses from the Chicagx Police Department's i Mounted Unit paid 9-year- old Kira Mammoser a visit outside the Park Ridge hospital she had called home for the previous four months. It would be one ofthe last outhigs ofher short life. Nearlythree years later to JENNIFER JOHNSON/PIONEER PRESS the date, the horses wereThe Rev. Daniel Brandt, left, blesses a statue in memory of back at Advocate Children's Kira Mammoser outside Advocate Children's Hospital. Hospital, joined by a vi- brantlycolored,life-sizesponsored in memory ofices for Advocate Children's horse statue that will serveOfficer Eric Lee, who was Hospital in Park Ridge, said as a memorial to the little shot and killed in 2001 while she worked with the Mam- girl who loved animals. trying to break up a fight. mosers to find a permanent A dedication ofthe statue, The Mammosers, of Chi- location for Kira's memorial which was donated to thecago's Dunning neighbor- statue after Cindy had writ- hospital by Kira's parents,hood, bought the horse after ten hospital President Mike Cindy and Chuck Mammos-reading an article announc- Farrell asking if the hospital er, took place May 4 behinding that many were beingwould accept it the Children's Outpatientput up forauction, the "It's going to be viewed Center, with family - in-couple said. by so many children," cluding Kira's twin bother, "We said, 'We should buy Boland said. "I think it's just Christian - friends, hospitalone.' And then we kind ofso fitting with our colors of staff and several Chicagosaid, 'What would we do the hospital, and it blends in police personnel presentwith it? ' " Cindy Mammos-so well' The Rev. Daniel Brandt the er recalled. "When we saw Cindy Mammoser said Chicago police chaplain andthisone, we thought itKira, who had a fondness Park Ridge native whowould be perfect for Kira." for all animals and wanted helped arrange for Kira to The idea of donating theto be a veterinarian, would meet and pet the live horses statue to Advocate Chil- have loved the statue. Top rans three years ago, blessed thedren'sHospital then "She truly did care about memorial statue and thoseformed. other people and she always gathered around it. Kira Mammoser diedwanted to give to other "I tell everybody, this isMay 29, 2013 - just three people," Cindy said, adding what Kira would haveweeks after the horses from that the many colors and the painted a horse," said Chuck the mounted unitvisited her butterflies painted on the Mammoser, a sergeant with in the parkinglot. Accordingpiece would have excited the Chicago Police Depart-to the hospital, Kira had her as well. ment's organized crimebeen diagnosed with a rare "She wanted things unit, as he stood in front ofdisease called ROHHAD, or bright and colorful.She the statue,its periwiniderapid onset obesity withloved rainbows," Cindy said. blue body decorated withhypothalamic dysfunction, Chuck Mammoser de- large, multicolored butter-hypoventilation and auto-scribedhis daughter as flies. "This is what a 9-year- nomic dysregulation. funny, memorable and not old kid would paint a horse. According to ROHIHAD afraid to speak her mind. There were no others likeFight Inc., an organization "She got a fortune cookie dedicated to awareness ofonce, and I opened it for her Look to FirepiacesPlus for Chicagoand's finest fireplaces and accessories, The statue, MammoserROHHAD and fundraising, and it said, 'You will have a rncluding glass doOrs, screens. and the areas best selection of gas logs explained, was once on dis-the disease affects the nerv- profound influence on oth- play as part of Horses ofous system and lung fune- ers,' " Chuck said. "I still Honor, a public art cam-tion, requiringmost patientshave that on the fridge. It Two Convenient UO North Milwaukee Ave 2uU V Jho Street paign dedicated to recog-to use a ventilatortoabsolutely described her?' Locations to Vernon Hills, Illinois 60061 Chicago. illinois 60654 nize Chicago police officers breathe. killed in the line of duty Lisa Boland, director of jjohnson®pioneerlocal.com Serve You Better (847) 549-6700 (312) 587-7587 Kira's horse was reportedlyspecialty andsupportserv- Th4ntter ®Je,L.Pioneer NEWS 17 Waukeganpitches itselfasoption for Lucas Museum Mayor reaches out has been working to revital- lakefront that is developing izeitsonce-industrial 1,400 acres of lakefront and with proposal to shoreline, putting togetherdowntown that was pre- locate venue on a comprehensive vision forpared by internationally re- the lakefront and down-nowned architectural and city's lakefront town, purchasing vacant in- planning firm of Skidmore,

dustrial lots and encourag- Ow & Merrill LLP and 1 BY EMILY K. COLEMAN ing retail and residential the Lucas Museum of Nar- News-Sun development rative Art would be a per- City spokesman David fect fit." With the future of aMotley, who is the mayor's The push comes in the Lucas Museum on Chi-son, made his own pitchwake ofFriends ofthe Parks cago's lakefront in doubt,Wednesday on the Face-declaring its opposition to the city of Waukegan isbook page for the Lucasany site on the Chicago asking the organizersto Museum of Narrative Art lakefront, including an al- look a little to the north. after discussing the ideaternative proposal that in- Waukegan Mayor Wayne with the mayor and thecluded the demolition of the Motley reached out to Mel-city's director of planningLakeside Center conven- lody Hobson, a Chicagoand zoning. tion hail to make way for the financial executive and the "The City ofWaukegan is museum instead ofthe ong- wife of "Star Wars" creator the birthplace of motionmal proposed location George Lucas, about locat- pictures in 1894 with Ed- south ofSoldier Field. AP ing the proposed museumward H. Amet's Magni- The decision means mu- This file artist rendering released in 2015 by the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art shows featuring digital, traditionalscope and is the home tosewn organizers are "seri- Star Wars' creator George Lucas' proposed museum along Lake Michigan. and narrative art on Wauke- such notables as Jack Bennyously pursuing locations gan'slakefront,acityand science fiction author,outside of Chicago' Hob-making his own last-ditchcourt on Wednesday to dis- ardy. spokesmansaid onRay Bradbury" he said inson said ina statementefforts to keep the Lucasmiss the Friends of the Wednesday. the Facebook post. "We released Tuesday. Museum project in the city Parks federal lawsuit that [email protected] The city of nearly90,000 have a master plan for our Mayor Rahm Emanuel is asking a federal appealshas put the project in jeop- Twitter @mekcoleman NeedaCar Now? Bad Credit? No Credit? No Problem.

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Powered by Tribune Get started at carquick.com 18 BUSINESS Starbucks' beer and winecome toNorthbrook BY IRV Liìtvirr said that there's room for six band said of the dates filled Pioneer Press ounces poured up to thewith chorizo and wrapped little one-serving line on the with bacon, four for $4.95. It was the evening of May wide-bottomed Starbucks "That's really good." 3at downtown North- Evenings stemless wine The small plates are the brook's Meadow Shopping glass, but that was aftermain point of selling alco- Plaza, and the most exciting Mutchnik had already de-hol, Starbucks told North- attraction might have been parted to talk about books. brook officials when they - the sacks of moisture-con- Nobody had more thanapplied for their liquor li- trol potting soil on sale at one drink, unless you countcense last fail, according to the Ace Hardware for $9.99, Margaret Tannenberg, whoVillagePresident Sandy marked down from $12.99. got a free double pinotFrum. But not at 6:30 p.m. on grigio instead of a single, She said that what she May 3. It was party time at just because it came a fewlikes about the beer and the Starbucks between the minutes later than everyonewine there is that it might hardware store and Leon- else's. wake up the downtown at ard's Mens and Boys. Everybody said theynight, just a little bit It was the first night of liked their wine, as well as "You can get people in at selling beer and wine at the the $6 312 Urban Wheat Alenight who want to be in a coffee shop at 1931 Cherry that Mark Tannenberg got betterenvironment," she Lane, and the first party of and a couple of craft beerssaid. people had settled down that others ordered. The Mark Tannenberg won- around a couple of tables. party ordered several of thedered about that concept at This was probably not Starbucks Evenings "smallabout 7:30 p.m. May 3, 5'/2 the same crowd you might IRv LEAVITT/PIONEER PRESS plates," and the worst any- hours after the grand open- find at The Landmark Inn, Mark Tannenberg, left, fed his infant grandson on May3,the first night of alcohol sales at body could say about any ofing of the refrigerator con- Northbrook's only tavern.the Starbucks at1931Cherry Lane in Northbrook. The party also ordered several of the them was that the truffle-taming the alcoholic beyer- Among those at the table, all Starbucks Evenings "small plates." infused mac and cheese was ages. coffee shop regulars, were a "too rich," though there Aside from those at his grandma and grandpa,just dropped in on the way doing expressed milk. said, squinting at the clearwasn't any of it left over. table, only one person not Mark and Margaret Tan- to her book club. "Nine dollars for a glass liquid. "The spinach thing iswearing a Starbucks shirt nenberg, and their8- Mutchnik wasn't drink- of wine?" Mutchnik ex- "Maybe it'sjust a biggreat" Margaret Tannen-had purchased anything al- month-old grandson, whoing, and she was a littleclaimed, as she jumped out gI ass," said Reveile Schach-berg said, referring to the coholic, the servers said. was usually being dandledamazed when the drinksofher chair and picked up a ter, eyeing her wine glass as spinach artichoke dip with on the lap of family friendcame for everyone else, ex- glass. "It looks like there'sher friend waved it around. pita chips, $5.95. [email protected] Eden Mutchnik, who hadcept for the baby, who wasbarely anythingin here," she Barista Chaz O'Baoighill "That's good' her hus- Twitter @IrvLeavitt

Bookson Vernon toclose doors in June after 24years inbusiness BY DANIEL I. DOR1'MAN there was a precipitous drop handheld things and say, 'I was opened by Pat Rahman, that space," Levin said. "It is armload' she said. Pioneer Press in customer traffic earliercan get it from Amazon forLinda Wine and Dianeour belief with the new She remembered holding thisyear when Writerssuch and such, and can you Schwartz in 1992, will closeWriters Theatre buildinga special event for the re- A chapter of Glencoe his- moved into its own buildingmatch the price? I have toat the end of June whennow in operation that it will lease ofa Harry Potter book tory will end next month a few blocks away on Tudortell them no' Tilessaid. Tiles' lease expires. contribute to the downtown, "You would have all these when Books on VernonCourt 'Amazon can afford to lose Through aforeclosure drawing and obtaining newkids that have pre-ordered shuts its doors after 24 years "Replacing the 450 peo-money on a book. I can't It's process, the building thatbusinesses that will make books and they are out lining in business. pie-plusthatwalkedthe way of the worl&' houses Books on Vernon isour residents'experience up at midnight:' Tiles said. Linda Tiles, the owner ofthrough the bookstore when Tiles said she looked forco-owned by BCS Services even better?' "We were fortunate,as the bookstore at 664 Vernon there is a Theatre produc-another spot in the village, Inc. and Phoenix Bond & 111es, a former nurse, pur- Glencoe was amenable to Ave., said she is closing the tion here is just impossiblebut nothing was economi- Indemnity Co., a title com-chased Books on Vernon inletting kids out after curfew store on June 30 because ofto do," said Tiles, a longtime cally viable. pany. Stanford Marks, the2002 at the suestion of herto do it, which not all of the the double blow of competi- member and former presi- "We held offas long as we owner ofPhoenix Bond, saiddaughter-in-law, who wassuburbs would do?' tion from the Internet anddent of the Glencoe Cham- could,lookingforotherthe future tenancy of thethen managing a coffee shop 111es,a Highland Park the loss of Writers Theatre ber of Commerce. She nowspace in town that was a property is uncertain. across the Street. resident, would often per- patrons. Writers had offered serves as the group's interimsuitable size and would jus- Village President Larry Tiles remembered offer-sonally deliver books to her performances in the back ofpresident tif, the expense of a move,Levin said the Books oning cookies to children andcustomers. the bookstore for more than Like other bookstores,but there is no other small Vernon location is "an im-providing dog treats to her "The village of Glencoe two decades. Books on Vernon faced stiffspace the right size' Tilesportant space" in Glencoe'spatrons, and said she willhas been a wonderful place 111es, who has overseen competition from Internet said. "It's Glencoe. You have downtown. miss her steady customers. to do business," she said. operations of Books on Ver- retailer Amazon. to be on that block and a half 'Tm sad they are closing, "We have regulars who non since the purchase of "It's annoying when peo- of Park, and two blocks ofand that ofcourse means weare in every week, and weDaniel L Dorfinan is a free- the store in 2002 with herple come in and look at aVernon, to make it in retail' have to work very careflullyhave regulars who show up lance reporter for Pioneer son, Mitchell Moore, saidbook and click on their Books on Vernon, which to see what can be done with every month and buy anPress OPINION 19

4 The rise of Trump and how it happened known candidates put Trump was able to use canvass. themselves forward as his superstar status to his Throw mud at a Rubio potential presidents. Over advantage. Like Ronald or a Cruz or a Kasich and the course of the long elec- Reagan before him, Trump that's what we see because tion season, the electorate had a built-in electorate we don't know anything gets to know them. Some that would vote for him no else about them. rise to the challenge and matter what. Throw it at Trump and RANDY BLASER pass muster. Others are When I see Trump, I we still see Trump. winnowed out. Over time, a recall what a political ana- That's what he meant How in the world did he clear choice rises to the top lyst told me about Reagan when he said he could kill do it? and becomes their party's in 1980: About 30 percent somebody in the middle of In the aftermath of the nominee. of the people support him New York City and not lose Indiana primary it is clear Not so with Trump. no matter what. That's a voter support. News of it that Donald Trump will be When the election sea- pretty big base for starters. would cause people to say, the Republican nominee son began, Donald Trump Because ofhis star sta- «WeIl, you know Donald, for president. How did it already was the most fa- tus, Trump was able to gainhe must've had a good happen? Can someone mous person in any room. free media attention that reason." explain the rise of Trump? More Americans knew no other candidate could Finally, Trump has a Immediately upon ask- Trump, or at least felt they hope to create. As I perceived track record as a ing the question, you real- knew him, than any poten- watched his rise in the deal maker, someone who ize how silly it is. tial presidential candidate JUSTIN LANE/EPA primaries, I often won- gets things done. That's his Trump did not rise to or political media pundit. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump smiles dered how much of the appeal. the top of the political In the small world of inside while addressing his supporters on the eve of his victory in outrageous statements he For many Americans, world in the ordinary way politics, Trump was the the Indiana Republican presidential primary in the lobby of believed? there is a lot about the obscure politicians become giant breaking down the Trump Tower in New York City on May 3. And about all those country that doesn't seem president and eventually door. outrageous statements to work anymore. For many great leaders of the free Trump was a best-selling America loves its pop utes. In a way, Trump could ofthose, who also feel this world. He inserted himself author 30 years ago. Trump stars more than anything. It is also something say just about anything and is our last chance to turn into it. Let me explain. was reality TV star for That's a truism today that Trump understands. He get away with it Trump things around, Trump is Politics, in the way we more than a decade. Mil- even President Barack knows that as a pop super- has been with us for so the antidote. are used to it, works this lions tried to get hired by Obama knows very well. star, he is automatically the long, people feel they know It may not matter if he's way: him, and millions thrilled We, the adoring populace, brightest light in any room Trump. Their mmnds have selling snake oil. As we approach a presi- to hear him say, "You're have seen more of Obama he walks into. Who knew been made up. No mud- dential election year, ob- fired" to the fools and char- on late-night television he would choose to walk slinging sticks to Trump Randy Blaser is a freelance scure or relatively un- latans not fit for the job. than we have on 60 mm- into the Oval Office? because he's not a blank columnistfor Pioneer Press.

Tease abuse seems to be a rampant problem lately question about a topic that further back in the paper orThe rule ¡s or saw recently on a local TV But, the tease clearly gives just enough informa- later in the broadcast. news show. The tease went implied that Old Navy had tion to tantalize the reader But, any good thing can should be; simple pretty much like this: "After done something wrong or viewer into looking for a (and probably will be) the break, an ad for Old when it actually had done full explication ofthe topic abused. I've noticed a lot of a tease must Navy has angered many something very right. inside the paper or later in teaser abuse lately, primari- who vow never to shop at To lead viewers to think the news broadcast. ly on TV news. be just as the store again." otherwise, to imply wrong- PAui SASSONE Journalists want read- You get such exaggerated Wow! What atrocity doing when knowing there em/viewers to stick around. teases as: "Evidence of life accurate as the could Old Navy be promot- was no wrongdoing was a Tease. "President cracks them on Mars?" The story mmht story it teases to. ing? Ofcourse, I stayed to lousy thing to do. The word has many up at correspondents din- quote a scientist saying no watch. The rule is, or should be, meanings and implications ner. See page X" or "later in evidence has yet been ThrnsoutOld Navyran simple - a tease must be (hubba hubba). our broadcast" for TV found for life on Mars. But, an ad featuring a happy, just as accurate as the story Now, don't get all both- news. hey, it was just a question. weight?" smiling interracial family. it teases to. ered. Not only is there nothing Then there are the scare Thank heaven for that The story is that the store You know that, editors. I'm talking about jour- wrong with such teases, teases: "Yogurt. Creamy question mark, huh? No lies had received vile, racist Come on. nalism teases. they are a service to the snack or silent killer?" Or told. rants and boycott threats, In the news business, a reader/viewer by highlight- "Can the color of your But the worst example of as well as expressions of Paul Sassone is a freelance tease is a brief statement or ing something of interest socks prevent you losing teaser abuse was a tease I support. columnistfor Pioneer Press. 20 OPINION What I'dsay to my The 'inside baseball'on J where to play youthsoccer i college graduate (if he would listen)

Mother's Day 2016 sions or worship money coincides with my son's and items. They thought ERIC SCOTT i 22nd birthday and his always about what effort college graduation, so I and experience they could They all want your sup- have found myself want- put into the day. port, and they are going to ing to impart some eternal I have been guilty of great lengths right now to truths and encourage- SAIit CLARKSON treating my opinions as get your attention. You ments. Dateline cherished facts, and my might have received their Rudyard Kipling's "If son calls me out on that. literature in the mail, no- you can keep your head --Ie's doing OK for him- Being opinionated has not ticed their signs popping up when all about you are self he is graduating served me well. But, it is on neighborhood lawns or losing theirs and blaming with a job after all - but I hard in 2016 with such even started a conversation it on you .... then you'll be don't think that's because amazing technology and with a friend that felt like a man, my son" comes to ofany lectures. It's be- intellectual resources. Yet you were being lobbied to mind. Live in the moment, cause he is resilient and connected and instanta- join their camp. I could exhort, be grateful, emulates the actions of neous as we are, the tech- Ofcourse, I'm talking search for the divine in the people and coaches nology isolates and di- about spring travel soccer every situation and person and teachers he has ad- vides us rather than unit- tryouts. he meets. Lo, ifonly I mired. He has always ingus. It's campaign season could follow such advice preferred to do rather How do I know this? every year for area soccer myself! than to think about or My homepage knows clubs - all vying for the I would like to stress theorize about taking which teams and sports I chance to tutor your young BRIAN CASSELLA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE the importance of serving action. He learns through follow, which ads and players on the fine points of Players from the U17 girls' Oak Brook Soccer Club do knee others as a way of finding action. retailers and items tempt this tremendous team- exercises during practice. personal happiness and Part ofmy own devel- me and which news sto- building sport. Full dis- relieffrom being too self- opment in this challeng- ries and candidates I closure, I sit on the board of cer club that "travels" to have won. Great results, but centered. I do know this ing thing called life is follow and like. It pro- directors for one of those area communities to play they may be focused on to be true. I might quote learning that I don't know motes more ofwhat I like clubs, Lightning SC based other clubs might be a developingyoung stars c.s. Lewis who said that what is best for other and keeps from me that in Lincolnshire, where my better option. while everyone else rides true humility is not think- people, that they too were which I don't like. I never son has played for several Clubs hire professional, the bench and plays spo- ing less of yourself but given free will and the see ads for tires or for years. licensed coaches who are radically. thinking of yourself less. ability to make choices hearing aids or for baby But instead of immedi- trained to mentor specific Clubshavetobe agood But who am I kidding? and that those choices clothes or for Nebraska ately trying to sell parents age groups. Clubs also fit for players, and that may My wonderful, personable may not match mine, and politicians. on our particular club, expect players to compete take some trial and error. and bright son is not going that I, not they, have to In terms of media, we which I sometimes do, I in their fall, winter (indoor) After experiencing club to pay any more attention learn to deal with it. have so many choices, that usually provide general and spring seasons. Club soccer for a season and to any advice or profound I hope especially that we can specifically choose insights in trying to help fees that cover training, determining it hasn't been a or trite sentiments from my husband and I have stations which emphasize them answer a simple tournaments, uniforms and great experience for your me on his graduation day raised a child and children certain points ofview and question: What team other expenses can be soccer-loving player, you than he has on any other who are free of unwa- we can be led to think that should my kid play for? about $2,000 or more. should definitely check out day. He came into the vering opinions and mci- that is the only one no Finding the answer always Soccer clubs seem to be what other clubs have to world a couple of weeks vility. Today rudeness and matter how hateful, racist should start with your in one oftwo camps - offer during their spring early during a monsoon- even vulgarity is so perva- or one-sided the view may player. either focused on player tryouts this month. All induced power outage at sive and commonplace be. The days ofonly three For the girls and boys development or winning. clubs definitely are not the the Bangkok hospital in that we, for all our educa- news channels with each who mostly play soccer to Ifyou're checkingout a same! which I bore him. He has tion and technology and one attempting to be fair have fun with their friends, new club at tryouts, feel The bottom line is that fussed and stirred and achievement, sometimes and objective are long a local park district is a free to ask plenty of ques- soccer should be fun for done things his own act no better than animals. over. great place to start. Many fions. Good coaches and players ages, even which way since then, and We should always strive The borders of my have dedicated parent program directors should high school students who he has succeeded just fine to be empathetic and to opinions and judgments coaches who enjoy teach- provide straight answers may want to continue thank you very much, reflect always that which need to be flexible and ingbasic skills to younger about your player's talent playing in college. Parents making mistakes and is good and hopeful and porous not rigid and im- players on teams compet- level and what skills they also need to monitor their failing and getting into searching and inclusive. penetrable, and I hope my ing in "house leagues," need to work on to make players to make sure the trouble on the way, too. The people who raised son and his generation of where all games usually are progress on their devel- passion for making prog- This is no coddled and me, my parents and teach- graduates know that. I played in the same park opment timelines. ress is always kicking swaddled helicopter child.ers and mentors and idols, hope that they can negoti- For players who really Be cautious of coaches strong. He wouldn't let me do were examples of that. ate this world with some love soccer, enjoy being who constantly point out that no matter how hard I They didn't debase them- grace and dignity and seek part ofa team and want to how many tournaments Eric Scott is a freelance tried. selves with childish obses- to give the same to others. improve their skills, a soc- and trophies their teams columnistfor Pioneer Press. 21

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Here are the summer's carry out an impossible mission. bist movies: Starring Jared Leto, Wffl Smith and Margot Robbie. MAY13 "Money Monster" - A fi- MURRAY CLOSE/STX PRODUCTIONS AUG.12 nancial television show host Matthew McCoriaughey and Jacob Lofland in 'Free State of Jones." "Florence Foster Jenkins" - (George Clooney) is taken hostage The story ofa New York socialite by a burned investor. With Julia Director James Bobin replaces unethical tech mogul. Mth Jesse "The Legend ofTarzan" - whose earsplitting, tone-deaf Tim Burton. Roberts and Jack O'Connell. Di- Eisenberg, Woody Harrelson and Alexander Skarsgard is the bare- opera recitals somehow led to a rected by Jodie Foster. "X-Men Apocalypse" - An Lizzy Caplan. chested Lord ofthe Jungle. sold-out show at Carnegie Hall in ancient mutant, dormant for mil- "Love and Friendship" (May JUNE17 Margot Robbie plays his Jane. 1944. 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In this animated flEm based on the neres) gets her own spinoff from JULY8 "Ben-Hur" - A new version of popular app, three birds find their "Popstan Never Stop Stop- Disney-Pixar's 2003 hit 'Tinding "Mike and Dave Need Wed- the oft-told Roman tale, with Jack island visited by mysterious green ping" - From the musical come- Nemo." ding Dates" - 1\vo hard-partying Huston stepping into Chariton dy trio The Lonely Island comes a piies. JUNE24 brothers (Adam DeVine and Zac Heston's sandals. "Neighbors 2: Sorority Ris- story about the rapper/singer "Free State ofJones" - Mat- Efron) meet their match in two "War Dogs" - Jonah Hill and ¡ng" - A sequel to the 2014 frat- Conner4Real (Andy Samberg), uncontrollable girls (Anna Ken- Miles Teller play two goofballs whose latest album bombs. thew McConaughey plays Newt boy comedy "Neighbors," only this drick and Aubrey Plaza). who somehow land a $300 miffion "Teenage Mutant Ninja Thr- Knight, a Southerner who rebelled time the rowdies next door are the agninst the Confederacy during JULY15 government contract to arm the Kappa Nu girls. Mth Seth Rogen, ties: Out of the Shadows" - Afghan military Based on a true More pizza-fueled fun with theCiviiWat "Ghostbusters" - Director Rose Byrne and Chloe Grace "Independence Day Re- Paul Feig reunites with Melissa story Moretz. 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East Aurora students learn restaurant biz By Judy Buchenot The Beacon-News Brownie Cheesecake

Kristen Doucette knows that cooking in a Serves12 restaurant is a lot different than cooking in a home kitchen. CRUST The volume offood, the timelines and the 3/4 Cupsugar skills required in a professional kitchen are 1/2 cup butter unlike home cooking experiences. 1/4 C cocoa powder So when the East Aurora teacher and V? teaspoon vanilla Yorkville resident wanted to prepare her eggs high school students for a career in culinaiy 2 1/4teaspoon baking powder arts, she knew she would have to move /2teaspoon salt beyond a simple high school cooking lab 3/4 exercise. cup flour Her 25 students in Restaurant Manage- CHEESECAKE ment i and 2 operate The Iron Paw, a peri- odic carryout restaurant at the schooL Fac- 2pounds cream cheese ulty, parents and staffplace orders from a 11/4 cup sugar student-created menu and then ask for a 4eggs pick-up time during a two-hour window. 2teaspoons vanilla Students prepare all ofthe food, pack the 1/4cup sour cream order and have it ready for pick-up or in- 1/4cup heavy whipping cream school delivery all on their own. i cup mini chocolate chips "They want to do it," said Doucette. Tomake crust, cream butter and "They manage to pull offover 100 orders in JUDY BUCHENOT/BEACON-NEWS 1.sugar together. Add cocoa powder. two hours." Jazmine Garcia and Liz Padilla, of Aurora, work on preparing falafels, an entree they cre- vanilla, baking powder, salt and flour, and Preparation for each session of The Iron ated for The Iron Paw, a carryout restaurant offered by East Aurora High School students. mixjust until blended. Spread crust into Paw begins weeks before the event as stu- the bottom of a greased nine-inch spring dents decide upon a menu. There are some Online was a learning moment as he realizes that form pan. Bake at350degrees for20to25 repeated items but also new items. he needs to be aware ofthe number of slices minutes or until the crust is fully set. Set Jazmine Garcia, 17, and Lizette Padilla, 15, For more student recipes, go to needed before he starts slicing. aside to cool. both ofAurora, created a falafel for The Ironhttp://trlb.In/lQWQqoa. Students help each other frequently and Tomake cheesecake, beat cream Paw in April. also correct each other. cheese in bowl of electric mixer until "We usually don't have vegetarian op- "He3 there is supposed to be a lemon 2. tions, so I thought it would be good to try' oftheir roles. wedge and sour cream with this," said one smooth. Gradually add sugar and beat at Garcia said ofthe fried chickpea patty "Stir that soup from the bottom," she student pickingup an order. "Those cucum- medium speed until sugar dissolves, about 3minutes. Add eggs, one at a time, beating wrapped in pita bread topped with onions, reminds the group working on the pasta bers are for salads - not for pitas. Find your until just incorporated and scraping down tomato and cucumber, and served with a cucumbers for the pitas' said another. faoli. sides of bowl after each addition. lt is side oftzatziki sauce and a Greek salad. "It's time for the 11:30 order - if you The kitchen is filled with everyone busily All ofthe ingredients from bread to sauce aren't ready, you need to plan better and puttingtogether the orders. The food is important to scrape properly to avoid lumps in the batter. Add vanilla extract, were made in the school kitchen. start earlier." made from scratch, including cheesecakes. 'When we were thinking ofthings to "Hey, delivery, there is an order here "They made 29 whole cheesecakes to fill sour cream and heavy whipping cream. Mix until just incorporated. Stir in mini make, we thought about food we would like ready to go." orders for whole cakes plus another 33 to try to eat.Ihave seen falafels but never "Ifyou don't have anythingto do, go wash cheesecakes to slice up for individual or- chocolate chips. tried one. I really wanted to try it, and now dishes?' ders' said Doucette, pointing to a tower of Pour batter on top of crust. Bake we are making it this time. I am pretty ex- Just like in a real restaurant kitchen, boxed cheesecakes. 3.until perimeter of cake is set, but the cited about it," said Padilla. there are problems but Doucette said, "if In addition to The Iron Paw, the class centerjiggies like gelatin when pan is Students not only come up with the they mess up, it is on them. They need to Icaters five to 10 events a year for the school tapped - about40to50minutes. Turn off entree, they also need to figure out food figure it out?' and conununity Doucette would like to heat and leave cheesecake in oven for20 costs to determine a price for the entree. Moments later, Edwin Martinez, 18, from have a larger commercial kitchen for her minutes longer.Cooland remove from pan. Most entrees on the menu were around $4 Aurora, realizes he has a problem. program and is hoping funds become avail- Refrigerate at least four hours or until set. with side dishes around$1. "We are out ofbread," he told his teacher. able. Students are also responsible for ordering He had sliced several loaves of French bread Students can earn a National Restaurant all the supplies for the meals. for a ranch chicken sandwich and suddenly Association certificate through the class by disbursing a mixture ofadvice, warnings Visiting The Iron Paw is tnily seeing realized that he didn't have enough slices. loing 400 hours ofcooking and passing and praise. education in action. Students organize "What are you guingto do?Youneed to two tests. Many ofthem dream of owning "I'm at 8,000 steps today already," she themselves into groups to make sure all make those sandwiches," said Doucette. their own restaurants. said, referring to her pedometer. "And there tasks are done. Groups of two or three are As Martinez begins to panic, another Julio Rios, 1Z ofAurora, said, "I want to is still an hour to go?' She looked around the responsible for each entree and need to student comes up with the solution. The open a restaurant, a good Mexican restau- busy kitchen and said with pride, "these figure out when to start preparation in bread had been sliced into 3-inch-thick rant I got a future, and my future is bright kids are amazing?' order to have the item ready at the delivery slices that was too thick for the sandwich, sobecause ofthis class." She shares a popular brownie cheesecake time. two future chefs figure out that they need to Garcia's family owns a restaurant where recipe that the class uses for The Iron Paw They work from a complex flow chart cut each slice in half, which would provide she is already working but she would also and other events. that shows each order and pick-up time. enough bread to fill the orders. like to have her own cafe some day. Doucette's main role is to remind students Martinez quickly fixes his problem. It Doucette bustles around the kitchen, Judy Buchcnot is afreelance writer. OUT OF MEL'S KITCHEN

Emma'sChrry and Whlt Cheøsestak

FOR THE CARAMELIZED ONIONS: 2 large yellow onions, halved and thinly sliced 2tablespoons canola oil i tablespoon butter Salt and pepper i tablespoon brown sugar

1 tablespoon balsamic vinegar FOR THE MEAT: 2 pounds very thin shaved rib-eye Your favorite steak seasoning blend FOR THE GARLIC BUTTER: 5tablespoons high quality salted butter, room temperature 2large garlic cloves, minced FOR SERVING: 2-3 red peppers, roasted and sliced (homemade or store-bought) 9 slices mild provolone cheese, halved g slices sharp provolone cheese, halved 3 whole wheat demi baguettes, halved the onions: Heat the oil and butter in a large iPrepareskillet over medium heat. When the butter has melted add the sliced onions. Season the onions with salt and pepper and stir well. Reduce heat to medium-low and allow the onions to MELISSA ELSMO/PIONEEP PRESS cook, stirring occasionally, for at least one hour. Adjust the heat This cheesesteak is inspired by the cherry and white colors of Temple University in Philadelphia with roasted red as necessary to keep the onions cooking evenly without burning. peppers and creamy provolone. After an hour the onions will have taken on a deep golden hue. Stir in the sugar and vinegar and allow to cook for 10 minutes. Cool the onions. Caramelized onions can be made four days in Temple Owl returns to the nest advance and leftovers can be frozen for later use. Prepare the meat: Heat a grill pan or heavy skillet over dons, but I think I did my best to freshman year are proving to be 2thigh heat until nearly smoking. Cook the meat in batches. maintain my composure as she precious and her exciting plans for Pull a piece of the ribeye and season with a sprinkling of the took her bold first steps into adult- her second year including moving steak seasoning. Add the piece to the pan and repeat until the hood. into her very first apartment I am pan is covered with seasoned meat; do not over crowd. Allow She conquered a brand new city, coming to realize college students the meat to cook undisturbed until browned on one side and made a slew ofhilarious friends live between two worlds and I am nearly cooked through on the other. Flip the meat and allow to and performed to the best of her not foolish to think this may be the cook briefly on the second side. Gather all the meat in the pan MELISSA ELSMO academic ability. We are some first and last summer Emma comes into a pile and transfer to a plate for holding. Repeat until all the Out of Mel s Kitchen seriously proud parents! home to Oak Park. A big part of her meat is cooked. Your smoke detector should go off while you are That being said, our family of belongs to Philadelphia now. completing this process if you are doing it right! After leaving our daughter, four feels a little offkilter with her It occurred to me coming home Mlx the butter: Combine the salted butter and minced Emma, behind in the dorms at living halfway across the country. probably feels the same way to 3 garlic in a small bowl and set aside until ready to Temple University in Philadelphia Heck, I only visited her twice dur- Emmaasleaving her in Philly for assemble sandwiches. for the first time, my husband and I ing her freshman year. Now that the first time felt to me. And that Assemble the sandwiches: Cut each baguette ate a Philly cheesesteak sandwich the school year has come to an end, calls for a cheesesteak! I horizontally, but not all the way through. Unfold the for lunch. We didn't talk much I am no longer hiding my desire to The Temple Owls wear cherry M bread like a book and spread both sides with the garlic butter. while I ate, but I knew I would have her tucked into her bed in our and white and my cheesesteak Place three halves of the mild provolone on one side and three remember eating that sandwich for cozy little bungalowassoon as features loads ofcreamy white halves of the sharp provolone on the other side. Place a the rest of my life. It was the first possible. A mom can only take so provolone cheese and cherry red generous tablespoon of the caramelized onions on the bottom time I felt the mix of pride and much. roasted peppers. A pile of quick side of the sandwich. Top with the cooked ribeye and some of anguish that comes with leaving a But here's the thing...while cooked rib-eye, sweet caramelized the roasted red pepper. Close the sandwich and wrap tightly in family member behind to make a Emma is looking forward to com- onions and slather ofgarlic butter foil; repeat until you have six sandwiches. Sandwiches can be life for herself. ing home for a little rest and recu- finish this decadent ode to the City made one day ahead to this point and refrigerated. And now, in the blink of an eye, peration, I imagine she feels pretty of Brotherly Love. I think this Emma has finished her first year of torn leaving her new city behind cheesesteak willbethe perfect way the sandwiches: Preheat the oven to 350 college and heads home for the for the summer. She hasn't even to say welcome home to my favor- bServedegrees. Warm the foil wrapped sandwiches for 30 summer in just a few days. To say I left Philly yet and I know she can't ite girl and the ideal thing to whip minutes until cheese is melted and meat is warmed through. have missed her wouldbean wait to go back. up when I have to say goodbye to Makes six sandwiches. understatement of epic propor- The waning moments of her her all over again. ' PETS/ANIMALS 'o Cosley Zoo offers close encounters Animals never too far "Last year we had 165,000 Where:1356 N. Gary Ave., Whea- people come through the zoo and ton I at Wheaton facility about halfofthose were through Tickets:$4-$5, 17 and under free; a program, which we're very 630-665-5534 or www.cos By Grace Wong happy with" Wahlgren said. leyzoo.org : Chìcago Tribune "Again, we try to make those connections, those inspirational Sal casually sauntered to a moments for kids. We want them sunny patch ofrocks and plopped to learn to love nature and con- day, shifting in and out of this down with his belly up, exposing nect with nature so as they get exhibit is all voluntary" said the soft white and black fur older, they learn more ways they Jenny Theuman, lead zookeeper. underneath. He yawned and can help and make a difference." "They choose to participate and stretched, languishing in the Cosley Zoo, owned and oper- make it easy for us. We try to warmth ofthe afternoon sun. ated by the Wheaton Park Dis- provide them with enough in- His slumber was soon inter- trict, earned accreditation for five centive to do that" rupted by his brother Val, who more years as of September, Chunks ofraw chicken were coveted his brother's sunny spot putting it in league quality-wise laid near the metal barrier be- and decided to take matters into with Chicago-area institutions tween the zookeepers and bob- his own paws by flopping down like Brookfield and Lincoln Park STACEY WESCOTT/CHICAGO TRIBUNE cats. Next to the bowl were sticks on top of Sal and kicking him in zoos. The process involves an A llama named Olaf is trained by zookeeper Alison LaBarge at the Cos- with shapes or a ball on the end. the face. Sal responded with a on-site inspection, interviews and leyZooin Wheaton in March, as volunteer Amy Walsh, center, looks on. As each bobcat touched their sharp bite to his foot, sending Vai a lengthy application process, and nose to the "targets," a high- on a reluctant search for another must be repeated every five years. someplace you can come and just that force visitors to observe pitched whistle blew in approval place in the sun. But Wahlgren said it's not in spend an hour or two." animals from a distance, Cosley's and they were fed chicken. After These kinds ofup-close inter- competition with larger zoos, but But in addition to showing exhibits allow people to see the the training session was over, Val actions with animals native to are actually in a compatible rela- fluffy bobcats and other cute animals at arm's length. For an jumped onto a small ledge in the Illinois are what the Cosley Zoo tionship with them. Sometimes, animals to the public, Cosley also even more behind-the-scenes comer and watched the zookeep- offers. With bobcats, like Val and the zoo even buys equipment or has undertaken conservation experience, visitors can watch ers for a few minutes, before Sal, coyotes, birds ofprey and food from them because it's cost efforts with a variety of species, zookeepers train bobcats ($10 for deciding that he would rather be farm animals, Cosley Zoo, at effective. including Blanding's turtle, which members, $12 for nonmembers). outside in the sun. North Gary Avenue and Jewell "What we offer is completely the zoo breeds and releases to Illegally raised in an attic in "Some people say you don't Road in Wheaton, shows people different from what they offer:' help bolster the population. California, the bobcat brothers need zoos because you can just what might - if things were Wahlgren said. "We can't dupli- In 2010, Blanding's turtles Val and Sal have no fear of bu- look stuffup on the computer," rather different - be living in cate it - we'd fail. Brookfield, were added to the endangered mans and don't have the skills to Wahigren said. "But it's not the their backyards or at the farm when you gu there, it's a whole species list in Illinois, and the zoo survive in the wild. Many of the same. There's something about down the street. day commitment. It's a big day has been raisingyoung turtles wild animals are in a similar posi- that all the senses are involved, "It's a special little place:' said out, it's seeing some ofthese neat with minimum human exposure tion, being either illegally raised the sights, smells, it's just awe- Sue Wahigren, director. "I really big exhibits and animals from for two years at an accelerated or injured to the point where they some and it's amazing and you believe that a lifetime of inspira- Madagascar or Asia. We're not rate so when they're released, could not survive ifreleased. The can't engage that on a technologi- tion begins here." trying to duplicate that. We're they are about the size ofa turtle training helps with streamlining cal level. You've got to get un- The zoo opened in 1974 as part trying to have an environment raised in the wild. Because of the veterinary care, encouraging plugged, you've got to experience of Wheaton Park District and with animals that you already turtles' controlled environment, natural behaviors and "providing and what a better place to do it only housed a handful of farm kind ofhave a relationship with visitors can view them via a live them with some choice." than where you can get clos&' animals. Now, it has more than 50 or in many cases live with, and feed from where they are being "Everything we do with the species, from donkeys to a great you're seeing them up close. It's a raised. boys in terms oftheir medical gwong®chicagorribune.com horned owl. different experience, and we're Unlike larger zoos with fences care, their regular care during the Twitter @GraceWong63O

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Hope: A Memoir of Survival In Cleveland i Drag Teen ByAmanda Beny and Gina DeJesus with Mary By Jeffery Se!fPush, 272pages, $17.99, ages 14 and up Jordan andKevin Sullivan, Penguin, 321 pages, $17 At the end ofevery episode ofthe reality show "RuPaul's Drag Race' RuPaul "Hope: A Memoir ofSurvival in Cleveland" ex- calls out to the remaining contestants, "Ifyou can't love yourself, how in the amines the shocking story ofthree young women HELL are you gonna love somebody else; can I get an 'Amen' up in here?" Jeffery - Amanda Berry, Gina DeJesus and Michelle Self's debut young adult novel, "Drag Teen," embraces the spirit ofMama Ru's Knight - who were kidnapped and held captive question and demonstrates an equally passionate, uplifting faith in the transfor- for 10 years, until 2013, by a Cleveland school-bus .t1'$fl(IH tlUI mative power of self-acceptance. Ikt'N driver, Ariel Castro. Interlacing reporting on Like Cinderella, 17-year-old JI despairs ofever making it to the ball. His future ',h search efforts with the victims' recollections, the seems to hold nothing more than working unhappily at his parents' gas station in book looks at the reasons behind Castro's abusive Clearwater, Fla. He dreams of performing in drag, even though the one time he behavior - the girls were starved, threatened tried it, at a school talent show, it turned into a nightmare. The audience cackled with death and repeatedly raped. and booed, echoing "the horribly mean voices" inside his head that insisted he was fat and had no talent. So when his boyfriend, Seth, tells him about the upcoming Miss Drag Teen In the Unlikely Event: A Novel Scholarship Pageant in New York, he doesn't exactly consider it fate. Then one afternoon he pulls out bis ByJudyBlume, Vintage, 495pages, $15.95 late grandmother's wig and, as he's done so many times before, tries it on. "I looked at myself in the mirror, Judy Blume's most recent novel for adults is set in flicked the hair over my shoulder, and reminded myself that I had nothing to be afraid of." Ready or not, the 1950s, in Elizabeth, NJ., and draws from off he goes, with Seth and their good friend Heather along for support. real-life tragedies in the '50s, when three separate Out on the road, J.T. has a few unbelievably lucky breaks, including meeting a former country-western plane accidents occurred in the span of three star who's so helpful she makes Cinderella's fairy godmother look like a slacker. But his good fortune months. In Blume's novel, airplanes fall from the serves only to highlight the fairy-tale qualities of the drag world, where, with decent contouring and the sky one winter, dramatically altering the lives of right attitude, any boy can be a queen. three generations offamilies, friends, and stran- gers - including the main characters, 15-year-old Miri Ammerman and her single mother, Rusty.

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See old friends. Go moms, the kirn:! where you back to a hobby you used bring your boyfriend home to enjoy before you had and his jaw drops when he kids. sees her for the first time, 2. Exercise and choose leaving you standing there to eat right. You deserve feeling like an ugly duck- JACKIE PILOSSOPH to eat something better ling. I'm not lying, just ask Love Essentially than the leftover chicken my two sisters. They feel nuggets on your kids' the same way. plates. Do things for yourself everyday So when I became a mom, I had an that make you feel good both physically appreciation for the effort I think my momand emotionally. Examples include a made (and still does) to be a caring, nur- massage, manicure, therapy or volun- turing and loving mother offow while at teering. the same time being her own person by Dress in clothing that makes you taking care ofherseif and enjoying a life feel good about yourseW Feeling attrac- that included things besides her kids. tive will make you happier and more open In honor ofMother's Day, I'd like to to romance and sex. Also, you don't have bring up the importance ofbeing a hot to be naked to have sex. Ifyou feel self- mama. What do I mean by that? What I conscious, try a silk piece oflingerie that don't mean is that moms have to drink makes you feel pretty. green smoothies every day, hire a personal Ifyou don't schedule dates, they trainer, work out for three hours and be a won't happen. Also, research shows that size 2. ifyou plan dates that are slightly risky, that A hot mama is a woman who adores get your adrenaline going or that take you caring for her children, but at the same out ofyour comfort zone, it fuels your sex time feels pretty and sexy, and like a girl- drive. friend to her husband, at times. Addition- Do things with your husband that ally, a hot marnais passionate and suc- you used to do before you had kids. cessful, either in a career or a much-loved Were the two ofyou in a bowling league? hobby. Did you enjoy seeing certain bands? Doing But the reality is, feeling like a hot ma- the things you did while falling in love will ma isn't always easy. In fact, it's not un- help you stay connected. common for a woman to spiral into full I want to specifically address the body mom mode, losing interest in her sexual- image issue, being someone who has ity; her spouse and a life outside of diapers, struled with weight issues all my life.I crayons and carpools. think if a man is in love - really in love - Sarah Allen is a Northbrook-based and your relationship is solid, he is blind psychologist who specializes in women's to the 10 pounds ofbaby weight you issues, including anxiety; depression, haven't lost. He cannot see your stretch eating issues, pregnancy and postpartum marks, and he thinks your muffin top is mood disorders, and relationship difficul- sexy; When he sees and feels your naked ties. Allen said she has seen many women body, he is in the same place he was in (or in this situation. better) when the two ofyou were young "When a woman has young kids, they and unmarried. can be clamoring all over her all day, and It's sad when women are so self-critical so women will say, 'I just don't want any- that they don't realize this - the depth of a one else touching me: "said Allen, who committed man's love. Not to mention, holds a doctorate in clinical psychology I'm sure your spouse's body doesn't look Reintroducing Chicago's and has been in practice for 22 years. like Ryan Gosling's. original entertainment guide Another reason is body image. The extra Even though this Mother's Day has weight gained after children or a C-sec- past, give yourself a gift that is far better Experience the new Metrarnixcom. now oni of your tion scar can make a woman self-con- than flowers, brunch or chocolate. Give devices. Wfth entertainment istings that cover the dtv scious. And if you don't like your body, you yourself the gifts of self-love, self-accept- and the suburbs. were your goto source so you can spend aren't gning to feel sexy." ance and the commitment to making time less time panni1g, and more time doing. Allen said lack of intimacy in couples for yourself and not feeling guilty about it. can also be caused by having teenagers Remember that you can be a loving, who stay up late at night, leading to a noisycaring and selfless mom, and at the same house and a lack of privacy; time be smart, driven, sexy, courageous met romîx.com Here are Allen's five tips to becoming a and bold. It's one hot combination. hot mama L Get back in touch with the person Jackie Pilossoph is a freelance columnist. 12 HEALTH a Mobile health technology PEOPLE'S PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS AND HOME REMEDIES Is slowly catchingon New insomnia drugmay not put problems to bed By Joe Graedon : and Teresa Graedon King Features Syndicate

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I may take an MEDIA FOR MEDICAL ber of health-related apps Mobile applications designed to help people lose weight Ativan once during the Some studies have linked sleeping pills to dementia. al- for mobile devices has and improve their health, such as apps that track food week and a Lunesta one though the connection is controversial. exploded in recent years. intake, have shown to be at least somewhat effective. weekend night,just to The most popular ones help me catch up on minutes faster, on average, to overcome this complica- monitor physical activity. had reduced their bad their physical activity sleep. than those taking placebo. tion. One is an injection, (iers deliver helpful cholesterol, blood pressure when the count is low. This PA refused to They slept about 16 mm- methylnaltrexone (Relis- reminders or information and weight compared to Smoking cessation prescribe zolpidem (Am- utes longer but were more tor). The other, naloxegol through text messages. those who didn't get text mHealth apps used to- bien) or eszopicione likely to feel drowsy the (Movantik), is a pill. Side Various apps aim to help messages. gether with a traditional (Lunesta) because studies next day. effects may include abdom- you lose weight, monitor The American Heart quit-smoking program have linked those drugs To learn more about inal pain and diarrhea. your blood pressure, man- Association recently re- may help smokers kick the to Alzheimer's. She said Belsomra and other sleep Q: I could only gasp age your diabetes or quit viewed 69 studies that habit. 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We gradually pull dinner to have a breakup away and hope our partner talk they knew was coming. will be the one to say, "Let's "Webothgottosayour talk." Sometimes it takes goodbyes and leave on ecperiencing a really bad super-good terms' breakup or a rare good one Schlichte told me recently, to get singles to step up about an hour before head- their breakup game. ing out to a first date with Morgan Givens' worst someone new. That break- breakup - and ultimate up talk allowed him to lesson in how to break up - "genuinely hope that they was six years ago. He and find someone great to date his long-distance girlfriend JAMIE GRILL/GETrV IMAGES/TETRA IMAGES RF who will care for them in were well past the point of a Sometimes it takes experiencing a really bad breakup or a rare good one to get singles to step up their breakup game. the way they deserve to be text breakup. They'd been cared for?' together since age 18; she'd friend had had an argumentthat one time that I band, has a trusty formula thor of"Mating in Captiv- Schlichte says that he stuck by him as Givens that he now considers the wouldn't feel right doing for disconnecting. He calls ity," recommends staying and his now-ex joked about transitioned from female to beginning of the end of that that to someone else." it the "s--t sandwich' positive about the relation- whether or not they should male in his early 20s; and at relationship. "But that's not So when is it OK to text, which goes a little some- ship and conclusively stat- air any grievances about the point they split, Givens the way to breakup with then? When you're one or thing like this: Start by ing that it's over. "Avoid a each other, or the relation- was planning to move to someone after six years. two dates in, dating coach listing the things you like state ofstable ambiguity" ship, while acknowledging Vermont to live with her. It's painful in this heart- Laurie Davis says. At that about the person you're Perel says, "where you're its end. Perhaps that would Right before the split, he wrenching way to think point it's rejection but not a seeing, or about your con- too afraid to leave and be make it easier to say good- says, he'd visited her for his that you've given your heart breakup - and it's fine to nection (this the first slice alone and too immature to bye. But they didn't have birthday, and it had been to someone and trusted that do over text, Davis says, as ofbread for your sand- make the conimitmentYou any to air. wonderful. But after he left, they would take care of it that's "so much of how we wich). Then deliver the bad simmer in a stew of ambiva- "There was no crying his texts and phone calls and they discard itso cru- communicate with each news (aka the s--t), some- lence?' there was no yelling' he went unreturned for about elly' other socially?' thing like, "I don't feel like Today's singles scene - says. "In comparison to a week Finally, she sur- For Givens, who's now After a certain level of this isgoingtobecome a where undefined relation- other breakups I've had in faced in a text, saying, "I'm 29, that breakup shaped intimacy, however, don't saylong-term thing." Follow up ships can last months to a my mid-20s, it felt very sorry I met someone - and every split he's initiated goodbye over text, Davis with something positive year - is full of ambiva- adult" I slept with him." since then. When I ask if says, even ifa lot of your and forward-looking, such lence. So a clear ending can That good breakup, It sounded a lot like he's ever dumped someone communication is done that as, "I hope that things work provide the kind of closure Schlichte says, has helped Carrie Bradshaw's infa- by text message, he cuts me way. If you've been inte- out for you." that ghosting or a fade-out him stay positive in the mous Post-it breakup ("I'm off with a hearty "Oh, God, grated into each other's In a breakup conversa- lacks. In a breakup talk, other splits that have come sorry. I can't Don't hate no!" lives by introducing one tion, "you have to create Perel recommends express- since. "It's hard' he admits. me."). Only it wasn't a tele- "That type of callousness, another to your friends or comfort through discom- ing these ideas: It was really "I'm not always successful vision plot - it was Givens' I don't think I could ever, revealing parts of yourself fort," Edwards says. "In an beautiful to meet you. I at it. In the back of my real life - and he was dev- ever hand off to someone that are more personal, ideal place, you want to be know we've been seeing mind, I'm like, 'Remember astated. else. I know how much that "you need to honor the constructive and produc- each other for a while. We the time it was good; re- "We probably would've hurts' he says. "I make it a relationship" by parting in tive." want different things. I member the time it was broken up anyway," Givens point to try to be as re- person, Davis says. And you want to provide know you want to build good.' And then I still want tells me while at Idle Time spectful of people aspos- For those face-to-face some closure. Whether something that I can't offer. to throw a drink some- Books in D.C.'s Adams Mor- sible when I'm in relation- conversations, Thomas you've been dating a month I want to thank you for times." gan neighborhood, a spot ships with them because I Edwards, a professional or a year, relationship ex- what we had together. So far, though, he's hold- where he and his ex-girl- was so greatly disrespected wingman and Davis' hus- pert Esther Perel, the au- Garrett Schlichte, a 25- ing steady. DREAM HOME

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Buffalo Ilya lubensley Patsy A Echois 03-30-16 $220.000 1403 Estate In, Glenview Janet M Rapp Paul D Hibbard 03-25-16 $327,500 Grove 4217 Linden Tree Lo, Glenview Anne Carty Wightman American Internation Relocatlo 03-30-16 $462,500 125 N Buffalo Grove Rd. 8 411, Laura Moore Gary H Rose 032916 $235,000 Buffalo Grove 418 Sheryl Lo, Glenview Dalai Hertiez Jongseo Ahn 03-24-16 $520.000 412 Dogwood Ter, Buffalo Grove Dimitnios Delios & Einini An- Cecilia Astakhov 03-31-16 $245,000 328 Princeton Ln, Glenview Richard A Kaplan & Wendy Mccarthy Trust 03-24-16 $570,000 dreadi Kaplan 161 Morningside Ln E, Buffalo Julie Meadors Antonia Rush 03-24-16 $247.000 525 Echo In, Glenview Stephen Michael Moore & Amy CJod L Barsch 03-24-16 $590,000 Grove Moore 261 Woodstone Cir. Buffalo Roderick T Laureano Andrew P Leicht 03-24-16 $247,000 1779 Brush Hill In, Glenview Judith Urban & Lloyd Urban Hook Trust 04-06-16 $612,500 Grove 2723 Aspen Ct, Glenview Shunyou Gong & Lili Zhang Frank Gambino 03-30-16 $620,000 Aiko Shiga 03-22-16 2445 Palazzo Dr, Buffalo Grove AniI Nallaveettil $315,000 410 Woodland Ct. Glenview Ayda N Joseph Thomas A Tentier 03-30-16 $1,935,000 03-17-16 2434 Palazzo Ct, Buffalo Grove Xingzhi Cao & Chunguang Cao Katie Lynn Luinstra $325.000 197 Mooregate TrI, Hawthorn Jeremy Villacorta Paul A Stenzel 03-24-16 $289,000 955 Whitehall Dr. Buffalo Grove Anthony Vepninsky & Lynn James A Kristan 03-23-16 $330.000 Woods Veprinsky 8034 Connor Dr, Hawthorn Debabrata Dash Wells Fargo Bank 03-31-16 $316,000 814 Dunhill Dr, Buffalo Grove William Low& Linda Low Thomas H Sindewald 03-29-16 $338.000 Woods 629 Buckthorn Ter, Buffalo GroveHimanshu Pandey A Shikha PantLisa M Thayen Mahoney 03-29-16 $362,000 11 Steeplechase Dr, Hawthorn Ryan M Tuttle & Meaghan Tuttle Mark Englizian 03-17-16 $550,000 Woods 8 E Canterbury In. Buffalo Grove Anna Sorokin & Kenley Alleyne Tomas Sibo 03-30-16 $405,000 14 Vine St, Hawthorn Woods Janet M Jones & Pershing M Pulte Home Corp 03-31-16 $567,00- 931 TwIsted Oak Ln. Buffalo Bryan D Mallin & Gina V Mallin Cartus Financial Corp 03-29-16 $427,000 Jones Grove 9242 Sayre Ave, Morton Grove Eid Hashlamoun Andrew Lee 03-25-16 $250,000 318 E Fon Hill Dr, Buffalo Grove Hong S Kim & Elice J lee Igor Spector 03-31-16 $460.000 5647 CramSt, Morton Grove Hussein A Ghelib Delia Torres Fenald 03-23-16 $259.500 2731 AcacIa Ter, Buffalo Grove William A Dolak & Melanie A Robert Piorunski 03-24-16 $580,000 Dolak 92 12 Parkside Ave, Morton GroveBernardo T Manusig Vickie Lynn Hoffman 03-23-16 $280.000 9250 Noel Ave, if 1F. Des Plaines Darwin Carenan Sychangco Sudhirchandra H Purohit 03-24-16 $60,000 7013 W Monroe St, Nues Almir Mesinovic Thomas Chmielinski 03'30-16 $206.000 9332 Indg Ln, if 505. Des Plaines Liviu T Muresan & loana A Takjakote Trust 04-06-16 $75,000 8601 N National Ave, if B, Nues Sasan Khakpour & Shervin Federal Home Loan Mtg Corp 03-24-16 $215.000 Velecico Dorodi 9722 Bianco Ter, # 133, Des Hooduck Lee Stanislaw Pajor 03-25-16 $87,000 8120 W Park Ave, if 301, Nues Nenus Oshana & Rita Younan Radaios Trust 03-24-16 $243,000 Plaines 6700 W Albion Ave, Nues Antonio Dazzo & Hetal K Patel Cartus Financial Corp 03-2416 $392,500 9325 Hamilton Ct, # E, Des Poull Adam Sam Lee 04-06-16 $98,000 9002 N Maryland St. Nues Reema Rajabali Dilkhush Bhayani 03-23-16 $630,000 Plaines 500 Thames Pkwy, if 2C, Park Pinlcey A Patel Angela M Petricca 04-06-16 $185.000 03-25-16 1442 Willow Ave, Des Plaines Maciej Ziajka Tcf National Bank $100,000 Ridge 2010 3 Sfr Venture Reo lic 04-06-16 $105,000 9396 Landings In. B 601, Des Benisa Adilovic 1315 Gillick Ave, Park Ridge Anthony Manteleone & Anne Robert Dwyer 03-30-16 $220,000 Plaines Montelone 1666 White St. Des Plaines Joanna Gornikowski A Bantlo- Citifinancial Servicing LIc 03-23-16 $120,000 908 Devon Ave, Park Ridge Joanne Orlando Federal Home Loan Mtg Corp 03-30-16 $224,000 miej Micek 1528 Parkside Dr, Park Ridge Petar I Kostur & Danielle Kostur ArturToboiski 04-06-16 $530,000 3021 South Ln, Des Plaines Efrain Herrera Andrade & Delia Atherton Trust 03-24-16 $139,000 Canreon De Herrera 33 MOrris St, Park Ridge Pedro Cortina & Migdalia Hinkley Park Development LIc 03-23-16 $597,500 Cortina 659 5 Des Plaines River PcI, # SA, Cynthia M Bueno Aima Yald 03-30-16 $163,500 Des Plaines 9614 W Higgins Rd. if lA. Anthony J lovino Kane E Shamoon 03-30-16 $105,000 Rosemont 1663 Campbell Ave. Des Plaines Angela Dianne Coy Mobley & Fannie Mae 03-24-16 $165,000 Jeanette Rae Coo 1446 E Algonquin Rd. Des Plaines Christopher M Foley & Heather J Us Bank Na Trustee 03-30-16 $175.000 This lIst is not intended to be a complete record ofall real estate transactions. Huska Data compiled by Record Information Services U 630-557-1000 publlc-record.com r 30 REAL ESTATE HOMES IN YOUR AREA

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Listings are subject to change. of the American Indian, 3001 Central Books and Bites Offsite for Grades 847-823-3164 Please call the venue in advance. St., Evanston, $3 children, seniors; $5 3 and 4:After registering, pick up a adults; Tribal Members Free, 847-475- complimentary copy ofthe book at Park Ridge Garden Club Meeting: All 1030 Youth Services. This book discussion is are welcome to join in this hands-on Thursday, May 12 held offsite and features "The Misad- workshop to create a spring container Evanston Legend: The Art of Peggy ventures ofthe Family Fletcher" by taking place during this club meeting. Photos wanted for art project in Llpschutz:The City of Evanston spon- Dana Alison Levy. Meet at the Lincoln- Participants must reserve by May 6 by calling. Bring a 12-inch container with The public is invited to sors a month long show of the paintings wood Library at 3:45 p.m. and as a Des Plaines: potting mix and a trowel. The Park participate in a community photo proj- and drawings of Peggy Lipschutz with group, walk to Meatheads. 4p.m. Meat- heads, 6734 N. Lincoln Ave., Lincoln- Ridge Garden Club is a member of the ect in Des Plaines called "On the Street an Opening Reception between 2-5 Garden Clubs of IL Inc., District IX and Where You Live, Work, and Play." Sub- p.m. on Oct. 4, with musicians including wood, free, 847-677-5277 National Garden Clubs, Inc., Central mit photos of your house, favorite build- Rebecca Armstrong, Peggy Browning, This is for all teens Region. 7 p.m. Thursday, Park Ridge ing, or other interesting structure lo- Mark Dvorak, Maura Lally and Kristin Finals Study Cafe: Lems. 10 a.m. Noyes Cultural Arts Cen- who are ages 13-18. They may visit any Park District- Centennial Activity Cen- cated in Des Plaines. Community mem- time throughout the evening to find the bers can upload as many as three ter, 927 Noyes St., Evanston, free, 773- ter, 100 S. Western Ave., Park Ridge, $15 816-4716 Baxter Room and Teen Space set up for members; $25 non-members, 847-567- photos to desplainesinemory.org. Once high school student studying. The staff uploaded, the photos are posted online. 7436 Meditation Healing Circle:The Well- provides the atmosphere, brain food Photos can also be scanned at the His- Eastern Vitality Acupuncture Rib- tory Center if needed. 10 a.m. All week, ness Source hosts a Guided Meditation and caffeine to keep them motivated. 4 p.m. Morton Grove Public Library, 6140 bon Cutting:Join in celebrating the Des Plaines History Center, 781 Pearson Healing Circle with Katherine Triit a Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, 847- Grand Opening of Eastern Vitality's St., Des Plaines, free, 847-391-5399 life-long student of mystical arts and sciences. Call for reservations. 7:30 p.m. 965-4220 new clinic. Bring your friends and fami- Diabetes month by month:Learn The Weilness Source, 1245 Milwaukee ly to see the new space and learn how how to prevent, manage and take care Ave., Glenview, $20, 224-413-3500 Wonder Ground Open Lab:Look, Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture can change your life. All proceeds go to of your diabetes in order to prevent touch, tinker and play with an intrigu- complications. Every month we will Mrs Schmitt's Drop In Storytlme ing array ofscience-oriented curiosities the Keep On Keeping On Foundation and Bear Necessities. 5 p.m. Eastern have a different topic; from weight ages 2 up with adult:Mrs. Schmitt in this new space designed especially management and stress management, brings her stories and fun to the library for kids. A drop-in visit is meant to last Vitality, LLC, 1218 S. Crescent Ave.. Park about 15 minutes. Activities are re- Ridge, free, 847-825-3121 to how to read food labels. Class is bi- For agestwoand up with an adult to peated each week from Tuesday to lingual in English and Spanish. 5 p.m. just drop in at the Youth Services Pre- Erie Evanston/Skokie Health Center, school Area. 10:30 am. Glenview Public Thursday. The Wonder Ground is a "Legends of Laughter Il: The Come- dy Teams Film Serles": This ten-film 1285 Hartrey Ave., Evanston, free, 847- Library, 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, STEAM playground for kids. 4 p.m. Niles Public Library, 6960 W Oakton series showcases the great movie come- 666-2346 free, 847-729-7500 St., Niles, free, 847-663-1234 dy teams ofthe 19305, '405 and '50s. Materiality and the Layered (eye): A Seniors and School Age Intergener- Doors open at 6:30 p.m. for patrons of transformative exhibition of works by ational Book Chat:This group is for Nues Songwriters:Local songwriters ages to enjoy. 7 p.m. Park Ridge Pub- five Chicagu artists from April 24 seniors who are 50 and older and those meet on the Second Thursday of the lic Library, 20 S. Prospect Ave., Park through May 29, showcasing Phyllis in third through fifth grades to join in month at the library's Lower Level to Ridge, free, 847-720-3209 Bramson, Aimee Beaubien, Sandra an engaging discussion of a Newbery discuss their craft and play their music. Perlow, Miriam Schaer, and Douglas Honor title 'A Long Way from Chi- Acoustic instruments are welcome. 7 Park Ridge Toastmasters Meeting Stapleton. Each of the artists chosen by cago" by Richard Peck. Books are avail- p.m. Niles Public Library, 6960 W. Oak- This is the Park Ridge Toastmasters curator Marilyn Propp utilizes the able at both Reader Services and Youth ton St., Niles, free, 847-663-1234 Bi-Weekly meeting. All are welcome to transformative power of collage, an Services desks. Please register by call- join for impromptu speaking, prepared accumulation of material and appropri- ing. 7p.m. Glenview Public Library Karaoke: A'sKaraoke Bar has karaoke speeches, jokes and much more. 7:30 ated and altered imagery 9 a.m. Evans- 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, free, every day from 8 p.m. to 4 am. 8 p.m.A's p.m. First United Methodist Church, ton Art Center, 1717 Central St., Evans- 847-729-7500 Karaoke Bar , 8751 N. Milwaukee Ave., 418 Touhy Ave., Park Ridge, free, 224- ton, free, 847-475-5300 Niles, free, 224-534-7158 715-5128 Adult literacy classes: spring ses- Aberrant Alterations:The Evanston sion:For native and non-native English Multi-Chamber Mega Connect: Food Drive in Skokie:Requesting Art Center welcomes a unique collabo- speakers to improve their reading and Contact the Park Ridge Chamber, to donations of canned goods and dry food ration between local artists, Jacqueline writing skills. A small, friendly group register for lunch and networking with products to fill the shelves ofthe Niles Moses and Kathy Weaver. From April led by a teacher and volunteer tutors members of the following Chambers of Township Food Pantry. For further 24 through May 29, the Art Center meets twice weeldy. Classes are con- Commerce. They include: Deerfield/ information, call Ezra-Habonim, the showcases a multitude of two-dimen- ducted by Oakton Community College Bannockburn/Riverwoods, Des Plaines, Niles Township Jewish Congregation sional work. 9 a.m. Evanston Art Center, in the library's Community Room West. Evanston, Glencoe, Glenview, Highland office at 847-675-4141. Midnight, All 1717 Central St., Evanston, free, 847- Call 847-635-1426 for details. 9:15 am. Park, Lincolnwood, Morton Grove, week, Walgreens, 3945 W Dempster St., 475-5300 Glenview Public Library 1930 Glen- Mount Prospect, Niles, Northbrook, Skokie, free, 847-675-4141 view Road, Glenview. free, 847-72 9- Park Ridge, Skokie and Wilmette/Ken- Connecting Cultures: 40 Years at 7500 ilworth. 11:30 am. Chateau Rit, 9100 N. Skokle Synagogue Re-Opens Gift the Mitchell Museum:The latest Milwaukee Ave., Niles, $30 members, Shop:The chairperson ofthe Gift exhibit unveiled is: 'Connecting Cul- StoryWalk Pete the Cat and His $40 prospective members and walk-ins, Shop, Marcy Feinberg, says the gift shop tures: 40 Years at the Mitchell Muse- Magic Sunglasses:Learn how awe- 847-825-3121 opens to the public with "Beautiful gifts um." The exhibit celebrates four dec- some a positive outlook can be. The to bring at Passover as well as crystal ades of thought-provoking exhibits, StoryWalk Project was created by Anne Park Ridge Fly Tying Club Meetings: glassware, books, photo albums, spice lectures and performances through Ferguson of Montpelier, VT and was Demonstrations offly tying are per- boxes and yads, challah covers, challah photographs and memorabilia. There is developed in collaboration with the formed by an experienced demon- boards and kiddush cups for Shabbas." also a dazzling display of 45 objects Vermont Bicycle and Pedestrian Coali- strator. The members have an opportu- 10:30 am. All week, Ezra Habomm, The donated by key collectors and Native tion and the Kellogg-Hubbard Library. nity to tiethe same pattern using tools Niles Township Jewish Congregation, artists who have presented at the muse- 9 am. All week, Gallery Park, 2001 and materials provided by the club. 7 4500 Dempster St., Skokie, free, 847- um. 10 a.m. All week, Mitchell Museum Patriot Blvd., Glenview, free, 847-729- p.m. Park Ridge Community Church, 7500 100 S. Courtland Ave., Park Ridge, free, Turn to Calendar, Next Page ''V

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Enjoy product go tojvschicago-syhuntform- Oakton St., Nues, free, 847-663-1234 wire LEDs, compose a ringtone, build stack.com/forms/career_identity. demonstrations, plant sale, live music an amp, mix chemicals to make gel and refreshments from local food 9:30 a.m. Goldie Bachmann Luftig Duplicate Bridge:The senior center beads, navigate a robot obstacle course trucks. 9 am. The Grove, 1421 Mil- Building, 5150 Golf Road, Skokie, $10 offers a friendly bridge game every and more. For grades six to 12. Mid- per workshop clients; $20 per work- waukee Ave., Glenview, $5 in advance, Friday morning. 9am. Park Ridge Sen- night, Evanston Public Library, 1703 $8 event day, 847-299-6096 shop non-clients, 847-745-5460 ior Center, 100 S. Western Ave., Park Orrington Ave., Evanston, free, 847- Ridge, free, 847-692-5127 448-8600 Special Exhibition Three Years, VeterInarian for a Day:All ages are Eight Months, and Twenty Days: welcome to roll up their sleeves and Tal Chi for Arthritis and Chronic Safety Day at Goldfish Swim The Cambodian Atrocities and the help out large and small animal veten- Conditions:Tai Chi is agende, low School:Featuring activities for the S.arch for Justice:Learn about the nanans to learn how they care for pets, impact approach to fitness that can help whole family including open swim with wildlife and livestock. Skills covered at Cambodian genocide and the current ease the pain and stiffness of arthritis, trials to bring the perpetrators to jus- certified lifeguards on duty, along with the event may include animal handling, increase flexibilit3 muscle strength, other safety-related family fun activities animal husbandry, anatomy, basic medi- tice, 40 years later. 10 a.m. All week, heart and lung activity, posture and help and local sponsors. 1:30 p.m. Goldfish Illinois Holocaust Museum and Educa- cal care, technology in the industry and balance to prevent falls. Enjoy the class Swim School Evanston, 2008W Demp- tion Center, 9603 Woods Drive, Skokie, diagnostic techniques. 10 am., Wagner at your own pace standing or seated. ster St., Evanston, free, 847-777-3474 Farm, 1510 Wagner Road., Glenview, $5; free, 847-967-4835 1:30 p.m. Park Ridge Park District- children under 2 free, 847-657-1506 Centennial Activity Center, 100 S. Overeaters Anonymous:Overeaters Friday, May 13 Western Ave., Park Ridge, $63 member; Anonymous meets Saturdays. New- Baby Signs ages O-3:Pre-readers $69 guest, 847-692-3597 comer meeting on the last Saturday of learn sign language with their families the month. No dues, fees or weigh-ins. new vocabulary, songs and play activ- Comic Ross Bennett:Stand up great Power Employment Workshop:We'll For information, call Hannah. 9 am. St ides each month. Led by Jamie Stevens, Ross Bennett for two nights only at the show you how to set SMART goals to Matthews Episcopal Church, 2120 ASL interpreter and certified baby signs historic Leela Arts Center. 7:30 p.m. keep your search on track, use social Lincoln St., Evanston, free, 773-996- instructor. Tickets are given out to May13 and May14. Leela Arts Center, media to connect with hiring managers, 0609 Glenview Library cardholders begin- 620 Lee St., Des Plaines, $15-$25, 847- "beat the Bot" and get your resume ning 30-minutes prior to Storytime 220-2919 through today's Applicant Tracking Signature Entertainment Presents: sessions. 10:30 am. Glenview Public Systems, as well as master the two criti- LOL Saturday:Adult Comedy every Library, 1930 Glenview Road., Glen- Nia: Hoiistic dance fitness:With Nia cal interview skills that get you hired. Saturday night hosted by Comedy leg- view, free, 847-729-7500 develop flexibility, agility, mobility, 8:30 am. Park Ridge Public Library, 20 ends Tony Sculfield and Mark Sim- strength and stability in your body. 11 S. Prospect Ave., Park Ridge, free, 847- mons. National Headliners with movie New Golfer Day:Come improve your a.m. Mondays Wednesdays and Fri- 825-3123 and television credits on stage. 9 p.m. golfgame as golfprofessional teacher, days, Raydiant Day, 1400 Greenleaf Chicago's Home ofChicken & Waffles, Michael Stone offers a complimentary Street, Evanston, $11 drop-in. $80 un- Montgomery Gentry:8:30 p.m. Joe's 2424 W. Dempster St., Evanston, $15 short game clinic. This event focuses on limited class pass., 847-869-6477 Live Rosemont, 5441 Park Place, Rose- adult advance; $20 at the door, 847-521- chipping and putting. Reserve a spot by mont, $37, 847-261-0392 6434 calling. 11 am. and 2:30 p.m. Glenview 5Rhythms Dance:Come explore the Prairie Club, 2800 W. Lake Ave., Glen- 5Rhythms Dance - a movement med- Kolelnu Our Voice A Musical Shab- "Animal Arts and Seasonal Sto- view, free, 847-724-0250 itation to music. 7:30 p.m. May12 and bat:The lively and spirited musical ries":"Animal Arts & Seasonal Stories" May17, Foster Dance Studios, 915 Foster Shabbat service is led by Rabbi Jeffrey are recommended for children ages 5 Personailzed Photo Cards:Drop-in St., Evanston, $15; $10 for students and Weill, spiritual leader of the synagogue and up, but there is no minimum age with your favorite photos and leave seniors, 847-869-0250 and the all-star Koleinu Band. 7p.m. requirement. Activities are offered at with a customized greeting card for any Ezra Habonim, The Niles Township varying levels ofdifficulty and interest occasion. Learn to use the Silhouette Minecraft Meet Up grades 4-8: Jewish Congregation, 4500 Dempster to engage the entire family. 10:30 am. Cameo, an electric cutter, to cut borders Come get pixelated with us. Use your St., Skokie, free, 847-675-4141 May 14 and May 15, Mitchell Museum and other embellishments for your own account or play on one of the li- ofthe American Indian, 3001 Central card. i p.m. Morton Grove Public Li- brary's. Space is limited, so register by St., Evanston, $3 kids, $5 adults, 847- brary, 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, calling. 6p.m. Glenview Public Librar}ç Saturday, May14 475-1030 free, 847-965-4220 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 Des Plaines Garden Club Annual James and Dan live @The Knot: Crafting for Charity:Join this group Piant and Bake Sale: James Weigel and Dan Ornduff play where they are making softies, those Video Game Night for ages 13-18: Pick up some annuals, perennials, vegetables or a Americana, blues and rock with a little cute stuffed knitted or crocheted ani- Play with the library's game systems hanging basket. Treat yourself to some folk thrown in for good measure. These mais for children. Finished toys are and collections on big screens. Pizza is homemade baked goods. Bring your boys are good. Free live music in down- donated to a local hospital. 10 am. Mor- generously donated by Goode & Fresh questions and have them answered by a town Evanston. 9:30 p.m. The Celtic ton Grove Public Library 6140 Lincoln Pizza Bakery. 5 p.m. Glenview Public Garden Consultant. 8:30 am. Frisbie Knot Public House, 626 Church St., Ave., Morton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 Library 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, Senior Center, 52 E. NW Highway, Des Evanston, free, 847-864-1679 free, 847-729-7500 Plaines, free, 847-784-5944 Kids Club Princess And Superhero Another Castle Spring Youth Cir- Party:"Kids Club: Princess & Super- Parkinson Weliness Recovery Brain- Evanston Farmers Market:Shop for cus: The Actors Gym Youth Circus hero Party" takes place from 11 am. toi Body Training: Brain-Body Training,' fresh produce, meat, cheese, baked Ensemble is back at it again with an p.m., in Center Court. Children are PWR! is Parkinson-specific exercise, goods, flowers and more from 51 ven- original fantasy/video game mashup, encouraged to wear their favorite prim- scientifically designed to target symp- dors. LINK cards are accepted. 7:30 featuring goblins and powerups, I cess or superhero costume, while they toms of PD. It includes boxing training am. Oak Avenue and University Place, witches and warp tubes. 4:30 p.m. and for endurance, agility and stability. The 7:30 p.m. May 14 and 3 p.m. May15. Turn to Calendar, Next Page 34 CALENDAR

Calendar, from Previous Page Parisian Saion Trio:The Parisian a Streetcar Named Virginia Woolf: A house:This community leadership Salon Trio performs a classical concert Parody." Come to explore the nature of group boasts 80 members and meets enjoy a magical superhero show and a featuring the "Archduke Trio" by Lud- this parody, when you meet two ver- every Tuesday. 7:15 am. Hilton Garden princess sing-along. 11a.m. Golf Mill wig van Beethoven. 2 p.m. Morton sions of Stanley Kowalski. 7p.m. Glen- Inn Chicago North Shore/Evanston, Shopping Center, 239 Golf Mill Center, Grove Public Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., view Public Library, 1930 Glenview 1818 Maple Ave., Evanston, free Nues, free, 847-699-1070 Morton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 Road, Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 Tuesday Morning Music:Garden Second Saturday Breakfast Bingo: St. John Brebeuf Do-it-Yourself hoopla, MyMediaMall and Zlnlo visitors can enjoy free hour-long medi- Kids and families are welcome to enjoy Messiah Concert:The Musica Lu- Individual Appointments:Meet with tative musical performances on Tues- some breakfast treats as everyone plays mina 2015 - 16 concert series continues trained library staiffor a 45-minute day mornings in the McGinley Pavilion Bingo. 9:30 am. Nues Public Library with this commemorative concert given one-on-one session and learn how to overlooking Evening Island. After the 6960W Oakton St., Nues, free, 847-663- in honor of the legacy of the Rev. Stan- download ebooks, audiobooks, maga- concert, visitors can board a 25-minute 1234 ley Rudcki, the former chair of the Niles zines, movies, TV shows or music to narrated tour on the Bright Encounters College Department of Fine Arts, who your portable device. A Glenview Li- Tour, a close-up view ofthe gardens on Music at the Second Saturday founded the Niles Concert Choir and brary card is required and registration the main island, or the Grand Tram Cpffeahouse:Violin Virtuoso Daniela the Niles Symphony Orchestra in the by calling. 10 am. Glenview Public Tour, an overview ofthe Garden's his- Bisenius returns to the EHS 2nd Sat- 1960s. For more information, call 847- Library, 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, tory and highlights. 10 am. Chicago urday Coffeehouse, this time joined by 966-8145 or go to the website. To in- free, 847-729-7500 Botanic Garden, 1000 Lake Cook Road, 2016 Grammy-noniinated Artist Don quire about sponsorships on individual Glencoe, free, 847-835-5440 Stille. 8 p.m. Ethical Humanist Society concerts or the series, call 847-720- Learn To Be A Shark:Vcapital speak- of Chicago, 7574 N. Lincoln Ave., Sko- 4495.3 p.m. St. John Brebeuf Parish ers Ryan Kole and Jim Vaughan explain Introduction to hoopla:Discover the kie, $8 suested donation at the door, Church, 8307 N. Harlem Ave., Niles, how to invest in early and mid stage library's downloadable collection of 847-677-3334 free, 847-966-8145 companies, joining investor networks free, downloadable audiobooks, movies, and be a part of venture fùnds. 6:30 p.m. TV shows and music. Learn how to Preserving Survivor Stories:Ask Author of "Lilac Girls" at Tempie Callan Building, 1939 Waukegan Road, access hoopla, browse the digital collec- Holocaust Survivor Pinchas Gutter any Beth Israel:Author Martha Hail Kelly Glenview, free, 847-414-7342 tion and checkout/download materials question you would like, and "natural speaks about her New York Times to your computer, eReader, tablet or language" technology software will bestselling book "Lilac Girls." There are Knitting Roundtabie for Adults: mobile device. 10 am. Glenview Public respond as if Pinchas were in the room. autographed books available for sale. Ronnie Rund, an expert knitter, shows Library 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, 10:30 am. Illinois Holocaust Museum For more information call or go to the attendees how to knit or how to solve free, 847-729-7500 and Education Center, 9603 Woods website. 10 am. Temple Beth Israel, knitting challenges. Bring one's current Drive, Skokie, free, 847-967-4800 3601 W. Dempster St., Skokie, free, project and needles. 2 p.m. Morton YMCA Preschool Art Classes (ages 847-675-0951 Grove Public Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., 3-5 with an adult):The North Sub- Morton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 urban YMCA Art Academy provides Sunday, May 15 opportunities for preschoolers to create Monday, May16 Yarn Gang:Kids in grades one and up art. 1:30 p.m. Glenview Public Library, are invited to try their hand at knitting, 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, free, Yiddish Sound Saion:The Mayrent Blue Mondays:Featuring Lume Bell crocheting or other yarn crafts. 4 p.m. 847-729-7500 Collection and Chicago's Lambert Yid- Electric Trio. 8 p.m. SPACE, 1245 Chi- Morton Grove Public Library, 6140 dish Recordings, 1901-1904. Enjoy a cago Ave., Evanston, $8, 847-492-8860 Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, 847- PowerPoInt 2010 Basics:Learn to one-of-a-kind musical and cultural 965-4220 create presentations and stand-alone experience featuring the newly ac- Book Babies:Songs, games, story time slideshows for work, school or personal quired Lambert Yiddish Recordings and free play for babies ages 2 and MGPL Kids: Monday Morning Play- use. A Glenview Library card is re- (the oldest known recordings of Yiddish younger with a caregiver. 10:15 am. group:Drop-in play time for pre- quired and registration by calling. 7 p.m. music, produced in Chicago) and a Evanston Public Library - North schoolers with a parent or caregiver to Glenview Public Library, 1930 Glen- special concert with the UW's Mayrent Branch, 2026 Central St., Evanston, introduce young children to the library view Road, Glenview, free, 847-729- Institute for Yiddish Culture director free, 847-448-8600 in a low-key, unstructured session. Call 7500 Henry Sapoznik, and Mayrent Collec- 847-929-5102 or go to ngpLozfor tion founder, and Skokie native, Sherry Sarah Siddons Society Awards: more information. 10:30 am. Morton ChIcago North Suburban Myasthe- Mayrent. 11 am. SPACE, 1245 Chicago Chicago's Sarah Siddons Society re- Grove Public Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., nia Gravis Breakfast Chat:Share the tve., Evanston, $11, 608-347-1175 cently announced winners of their Morton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 ups and downs ofthe rare auto-im- prestigious annual Actor of the Year mune disease myasthenia gravis with Marc Broussard:8 p.m. SPACE, 1245 Award. Two of Broadway's most popu- Yoga for Kids: Stretch, Bend, other "MGers" in Glenbrook Hospital's Chicago Ave., Evanston, $25-$46, 847- lar performers, Sutton Foster and Brian Breathe:Kids ages four through eight- casual Atrium Cafe. Use the West park- 492-8860 D'Arcy James, will be this year's recipi- can learn yoga poses and breathing ing lot and Ambulatory Care Center ents. The event is being co-sponsored techniques and feel relaxed and ener- entrance. 9:30 am. Glenbrook Hospital, John Williams' Sunday music ses- by Northwestern's School of Communi- gized afterward. There is no experience 2100 Pfingsten Road, Glenview, free, sion:3 p.m. The Celtic Knot Public cation, Barbara O'Keefe, Dean. 8:30 p.m. needed. Bring a large bath towel or yoga 800-888-6208 House, 626 Church St., Evanston, free, Pick- Staiger Concert Hall, Northwest- mat and wear comfortable clothes. 847-864-1679 ern University, 50 Arts Circle Drive, Parents need to stay in the room with Movies, Munchies and More The Evanston, $25-$100, 847-467-4000 children through second graders. 4:30 Life of Barbara Streisand:The Life Glen Viewings Film Serles "Spot- p.m. Monday, Niles Public Library, 6960 ofBarbara Streisand is presented by Hy light":Just drop-in to view this movie Uve Bluegrass, Roots and Folk: W Oakton St., Niles, free, 847-663-1234 Speck. Come to enjoy little-known on the true story of how the Boston Every Monday in the pub, The Mud- stories and rare moments tracing the Globe uncovered the massive scandal of flapps perform. 8 p.m. The Celtic Knot Tuesday, May17 rise ofthe award-winning singer and abuse and cover-up within the local Public House, 626 Church St., Evans- actress. Hear her first recording at age Catholic Archdiocese, shaking the ton, free, 847-864-1679 13 and watch clips from her memorable entire Catholic Church to its core. A Casey Abrams:7:30 p.m. SPACE, 1245 performances and popular movies. casual audience-led discussion follows Stan icy vs. Stanley:The 2016 from Chicago Ave., Evanston, $15-$27, 847- 11:30 am. Morton Grove Public Library, the matinee screening. 1:30 p.m. Glen- Page-to-Stage event series is centered 492-8860 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, view Public Library 1930 Glenview on their innovative new play in collabo- 847-965-4220 Road, Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 ration with The Second City "Death of Rotary Club of EvanstonLight- Turn to Calendar, Next Page CALENDAR

Calendar,fromPrevious Page vance by calling the Centennial Activity era played by the Josh Rzepka Bebop Library, 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, Center. 2:30 p.m. Park Ridge Park Dis- trio. 6:30 p.m. Found Kitchen & Social $20, 847-998-0893 MGPL Kids: ListenUpi: Drop-in story trict- Centennial Activity Center, 100 S. House, 1631 Chicago Ave., Evanston, and play time for preschoolers with a Western Ave., Park Ridge, $50 member, free, 847-868-8945 Scrabble for Adults:Held in Study parent or caregiver. Call 847-929-5102 $55 guest, 847-692-3597 Room 1, come exercise your brain and or go to n*gpLorg/Idds for more in- Preschool Story Time:Stories and enjoy friendly games of Scrabble with formation. 4:45 p.m. Morton Grove Carrie Underwood: The Storyteiler songs for children ages 3-5 and a care- other word lovers. 2 p.m. Morton Grove Public Library. 6140 Lincoln Ave., Mor- Tour:7p.m. Allstate Arena, 6920 giver. 10:30 a.m. Evanston Public Li- Public Library; 6140 Lincoln Ave., Mor- ton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 Mannheim Road, Rosemont, $46- brary; 1703 Orrington Ave., Evanston, ton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 $79.50, 847-635-6601 free, 847-448-8610 Pitch mi,,Preserve That: This pre- ESL Conversation Group:Practice sentation will provide some basic pres- Musicians open mic:Kids open Mic speaking English in an informal and ervation principles and techniques for Wednesday, May18 6:30-7:30 p.m.; adults 7:30-llp.m. 6:30 friendly group setting. Discussions deciding what to keep, what to toss and p.m. The Rock House, 1742 Glenview focus on a variety of practical, everyday how to ensure a lasting legacy. 2 p.m. Road, Glenview, free and general interest topics. 3 p.m. Mor- Morton Grove Public Library; 6140 Book Group: Chicago:Rich with historical details that bring the early ton Grove Public Library, 6140 Liioln Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, 847- Ail Things Spanish:This group invites Ave., Morton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 965-4220 1880s Chicago to life, this novel will appeal equally to mystery fans, history both native and non-native Spanish speakers to join the fun while practicing Feasting Fasting & Eating Disor- Mozart's Requiem:Niles Metro Cho- buffs and architecture enthusiasts. 6 p.m. Des Plaines History Center, 781 their language skills and expanding ders in Jewish Community:The rus performs Mozart's Requiem this their love for Spanish/Latino culture. Renfrew Center Foundation presents a spring. New singers are welcome, and Pearson St., Des Plaines, free, 847-391- 5399 Contact Carolyn Ramirez at crami- half-day seminar for health and mental for more information, please call. Re- rezglenviewpl.org for more informa- health professionals addressing eating hearsals are weekly, every Tuesday. 7 tion or to sign up for group updates. 7 disorders within the Jewish community p.m. St. John Brebeuf Parish Church, ETHS Booster Board Meeting:Held on the third Wednesday of most months p.m. Glenview Public Library; 1930 and innovative treatment strategies. 8307 N. Harlem Ave., Nues, free, 702- Glenview Road, Glenview, free, 847- 8:45 a.m. Double Tree Chicago North 806-8421 in Room S-214. 7:30 p.m. Evanston Township High School, 1600 Dodge 729-7500 Shore Hotel, 9599 Skokie Blvd., Skokie, Ave., Evanston, free, 847-424-7000 $75, 877-367-3383 Building Healthy Habits: Toachieve National Parks, National Pride: permanent weight loss, an individual Chicago actor, RJ Lindsey, speaking as must develop a lifestyle of healthy hab- Live Music Wednesdays with the Josh Rzepka Trio:Hear the music of Stephen T. Mather (the first director of its. Take part in movement exercises in the National Park Service) tells Math- g-L this class as well as work from "Building Dizzy Gillespie, Charlie Parker, The- lonious Monl and other classics of the er's story. Call for program details and Have an event to submit? Go to Healthy Habits" book. Register in ad- reservations. 7 p.m. Glenview Public thicagotríbune.com/calendar

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Pioneer Press of dominance Maine East one run. u Clark, on the current coach Ron Clark and sopho- One area Kelly can im-state of the Blue Demons, What transpired in themore catcher Jusuf Zvizdic prove upon, Clark said, is to who lost a pair of one-run top of the second and third have seen him unleash with become even more cousis- games to Niles North last innings of the Highland regularity; tent with his command.week: 'We're just snakebit Park baseball team's 10-2 "It's nothing new," Clark Another is to continue toright now and it's frustrat- win over Maine East on said."He'sa dominant develop his secondary ing. We're getting closer, but May 3 was a display ofpitcher when he's on. He pitches. Kelly can throw awe've got to break through power and repetition. really is?' slider and a changeup, butat some point" Both frames featured Kelly struck out 20 bat- not with the same control or u Highland Park sopho- Blue Demons starter An-ters, for example, against confidence as his fastball more shortstop Noah Shu- toine Kelly - a lanky; 6-Deerfieldina summer- "I can throw the slider,tan went 3-for-3 with two foot-4 lefty - attacking and league game in 2015. but itdoesn't always gowalks, two RBIs and two attacking. The sophomore "It was really hot," Kelly where I want it to," Kellyruns scored. Giants senior issued two walks and sur-said when asked about that JON LANGHAM/PIONEER PRESS said. 'Tve got to work onoutfielder Justin Mills was rendered a single in the topday. "I wasn't really think- Maine East pitcher Antoine Kelly delivers a pitch during the that" 1-for-2 with two REIs. Jun- of the first inning, but heing about (the strikeouts). It Blue Demons 10-2 loss to Highland Park on May 3 in Park Once he develops a con- ion second baseman Henry found the zone and pound-just happened." Ridge. sistent secondary pitch, Singer also drove in a pair of ed it with fastballs in the Kelly struck out 20 bat- which has the potential toruns for Highland Park. second and third. He used ters by challenging the War- times in the sixth to blowbetter.That's the scarykeep hitters off-balance and . Highland Park starting his fastball over and over to riorstohithisfastball, the Central Suburban Norththing about him," Clarkguessing, "he's going to bepitcher Jordan Mendiola, a blow hitters away in Parkwhich now sits in the mid game open. said. "He's tall, left-handed, dirt3" Zvizdic said. "Verysenior, held Maine East to Rid. 80s. Kelly pitched 5 2/3 in-throws hard. He's a talent dirty." two runs on five hits. He Kelly struck out the side He did the same against nings, struck out eight, sur-He really is. We're lucky to walked three batters in six in the top of the second. The Highland Park, for the mostrendered six hits, walked have him." innings of work next inning he recorded allpart Kelly and his fastball five and hit two batters. He Zvizdicsaidthe BlueGame notes three outs on strikeouts.kept the Giants' offense inwas charged with oneDemons (7-12, 0-9 after the . Zvizdic drove in seniorEric Van Dril is a freelance Kelly also began the top ofcheck until the Blue De- earned run. loss) have a chance to winfirst baseman/outfielderreporterfor Pioneer Press. the fourth with a strikeout mons' defense faltered in "The good thing is he'sany time Kelly takes theBradley Augustyn (2-for-3) Kelly's string of seventhe top of the sixth. High-only a sophomore. He hasmound. Kelly took the loss in the third and fifth innings Twitter ®VanDrilSports consecutive outs recorded land Park scored seventwo more years of gettingagainst Niles North on Aprilto put Maine East ahead Balthazar reachesstate, but unlikely to compete BY Dr.j SHALIN azar chooses not to compete on Maine East coach Erick None-Noriega said. "They have im- Pioneer Press Saturday morning or afternoon for ge said he hoped Baithazar'sproved day-in and day-out They religious reasons. With friendsaccomplishment could be an in-are the future of Maine East Maine East senior gymnastfrom his Northbrook-basedspiration for the younger gym-gymnastics. Though I wish I had Ritchel Balthazar literally fell outchurch at the sectional to cheernasts in the program. There ap-Brian since he was a freshman." of his chair, actually the first row ofhim own, Balthazar suested hepears to be some talent in the Maine East scored a season- bleachers, when he learned he hadwould be betraying his beliefs and program: The school's freshmanhigh 116.550 at the sectional and become the school's firststateletting down his fellow church- team finished fifth out of ninefinished seventh at the nine-team qualifier in 12 years. guers ifhe reversed his stance. teams at the recent Central Sub-event Balthazar gut the news from "I'm probably notg»ingto make urban League Freshman Meet. BRIAN O'MAHONEV/PIONEER PRESS Blue Demons assistant coach NeilSaturday ... the church members "Having Ritchel qualify will put Maine South Maine East's Ritchel Balthazar Adamson just after the conclusioncame here supporting me. Reli- Maine East back on the map in my performs on the still rings during of the Palatine Sectional on May 7, gion is a really big part of my life" opinion and show the lower levels The Hawks, a team with just the Palatine Sectional on May 7. where Balthazar earned an at-Balthazar said. what it's going to take to get down four gymnasts, finished eighth at large bid to the state meet on high Even if he does not compete, (to state)," Noriega said. "They seethe sectional with a season-highand he's been our most consistent bar. He earned a score of 6.950 onBalthazar's accomplishment is no- it firsthand with his work ethicscore of 99.600. Maine Southgymnast," Maine South coach Bry- the high bar, which was good fortable after he became the first Blueand his leadership in the room and nan-owly missed achieving its goal an Pracko said. "He always leads seventh place at the sectional. TheDemons boys gymnast to reachthe way he carries himsele' ofscoring 100.000. by example in the gym and his top five finishers automaticallystate since Matt Honsa, who went Noriega has high hopes for Senior Lennon Fabian led the work ethic is really strong. He's a advanced. on vault in 2004. freshman Aaron Ngo, who com-way for the Hawks, turning in agood athlete and helps the other Balthazar was floored again, "It's amazing 12 years, it's apeted at the sectional. The coachsolid performance intheall- kids, even those from Maine East this time figuratively, minutes lat- great feeling it's been 12 yearssaid he likely will build the 2017around, where he finished 16thwhom we train with It's been a er when he learned the statesince anybody has qualified," saidteam around Ngu and his older (38.4500). pleasure coaching him." prelims will take place at HinsdaleBalthazar, who went out of his waybrother Brian Ngo, who was a Fabian also recently learned he With three seniors departing, Central beginning at noon on Mayto thank the school's training staff junior this season and took up thewould be competing on parallelsophomore Seth Crandus is the 14, rather than the night before, as which aided in his recovery from asport after previously playing vol-bars for the Central Suburbanonly scheduled returnee in the he had believed. May13 will be for rotator cuff injury that kept him on leyball. League Team at the upcoming Maine South program. the team and all-around competi- the sidelines during his entire "They are both first-year gym-Ml-Star Meet, which will be held tion. junior season. "It's been a hugenasts and we are excited aboutat Hoffman Estates on May19. Dan Shalin is a freelance reporter A Seventh-day Adventist, Balth-journey and I'm really happy;" them. They are superb athletes," "(Fabian) is our team captainfor Pioneer Press. 44 SPORTS

NUes North's Davin Kaser competes onthe stillringsduring at the Palatine Sectional on Moy 7. BRIAN OMAH0NEV/PIONER PRESS Kaiser makes most of injury-plaguedcareer BY D SHALIN Kaisersaidhe'sextraThe top five finishers inhandstand trick to get an- If Kaiser adds thoseAaron Niederman on rings Pioneer Press motivated to make the mosteach event qualified auto- other .10," Kaiser said. "Iskills, hits the routine at the (8.10), David Chua on porn- of this trip to state. The state matically for state. He also want to make state finals?' state prelims and earns themel horse (7.70) and Ray- Nues North senior Davinindividual prelims will beearned an at-large berth on A week before the statequalifying score, there is amond Tang on high bar Kaiser wishes he had moreheld at Hinsdale Central onfloor, finishing with a score meet, Niles North coachpotential issue: The finals (6.80). time to compete in boys May14. of 8.75 (eighth). Rick Meyer was enthusi-conflict with the Evanston "It'sa great group of gymnastics in high school. "I really wish I could Kaiser helped Nilesastic about Kaiser's poten-senior prom. seniors, one of the best in Kaiser, who qualified forhave gotten those two years North finish fifth (134.100) tial on rings. "I've told my date that Iquite a few years," Meyer this weekend's state meetback and seen how muchat the nine-team sectional "We've got a couple ofmight not be going to prom,said. "They are hard-work- on still rings and floor exer-more I could have done (inmeet. tricks up our sleeves onifI make (finals)'saiding kids and I'm proud of cise, has essentially onlygymnastics)," Kaiser said. Kaiser said he thinks herings' he said."(Kaiser)Kaiser, adding he might bethem. I'm going to miss competed for two of his four"But despite the sethacks,has a chance to finish in the potentially has a state finalsable to compete and get tothem." seasons. He missed his en-I'm pushing hard to get new top 10 on rings at the stateroutine, but he has somethe end of prom, which will tire freshman season and tricks and new skills (for the prelims and advance to the work to do. We're alwaysbe held at Navy Pier. Dan Shalin is a freelance much of his junior seasonstate meet)." finals, which will be heldpracticing more difficult Kaiserisone of fivereporter for Pioneer Press. because of injuries, but he At the Palatine Sectionalthe evening of May14. skills, and some are notVikings, all seniors, to earn placed 54th on the flooron May 7, Kaiser scored a "I need to tighten that up.quite there yet. He's got a lotan at-large berth to state. Twitter @Pioneer_Press -cercise at state as a sopho-7.85 (ninth) on rings, earn- and work on a lot of crosses, that are close to being putThe othersare Jordon more. ingan at-large berth to state.maybe add another swing to in." Brewer on floor(8.75), SPORTS DOUBLE DUTY Nues West's Jamiyankhuu competes in national championships, sectional meet on same day

BY DAN SHALIN at the same time.". Pioneer Press Batista said he was preparing the team to compete without The Nues West boys gymnas-Jamiyankhuu, and was glad the tics team returns to the state meetnational meet was held in Michi- this weekend, looking to improvegan and not Florida or California. on last year's third-place finish. In addition to Jamiyankhuu's But last weekend, the Wolvesscores being instrumental in the might have been an Interstate 94 Wolves' finaltally, Nues West traffic jam away frommissing thesenior Liam Berg said his team- state meet altogether. mate's presence helped lift the Standout senior Dalai Jami-entire team. yankhuu completed his perform- "(Jamiyankhuu) came in and ance in the Men's Junior Olympic instantly we were like, 'Oh my National Championships in BattleGod, he's here. Let's go!' " Berg Creek, Mich., just three hours said. "Whenever he's in the gym, before he was scheduled to suit up knowing his skills, expertise and for Niles West at the Palatinewho he is... any roomhe walks Sectional on May 7. into, he just lifts the skill level." Last year'sall-aroundstate with Jamiyankhuu and senior champion then jumped in his car David Thai, who qualified for state and drove three hours to Palatine, in three events, Nues West has two arriving just as his teammatestalented, dependable gymnasts. were completing their warmups. Berg, a pommel horse special- Jamiyankhuu did not have hisist, senior Mitchell Byron and best showing at the sectional, butsenior DUmitrU Mutul will have to as Nues West coach Adrian Batista come through if Niles West is putit.«(Jamiyankhuu's) worstgoing toequal or better the days is better than most people'sprogram's best state finish, which best day." was a second-place finish in 1975 The Illinois-Chicago-boundby a team featuring future gold- senior finished third in the all-medal winning Olympian Bart around (52.500) at the sectional, Conner. automatically qualified for state in "Our first two scores are pretty every event and helped theclean, pretty solid," Batista said. "It Wolves (149.900) finish second will be the third and fourth scores behind Palatine (151.400). Nueswe're working on (leading up to West earned one of three at-largethe meet) trying get simple deduc- berths to this week's state meet,tions out." which will be held at Hinsdale Batistasaid several teams Central on May13 and May14. among the final eight are capable Earlier on May 7, he finishedof winning the state title, listing third in pommel horse in the LevelPalatine, Glenbard West and 10,17-year-old Junior Olympic Fremd among the favorites. Finals at the meet in Battle Creek, "It's going to be close," Batista Mich. said. "We could be first or eighth, "I was sending (Batista) up-and both would be respectable dates while I was driving and I meets." downloaded an app that tells you traffic and stuff," JamiyankhuuDan Shalin is a freelance reporter said. "In the car (nearing thefor Pioneer Press. BRIAN O'MAHONEY/PIONEER PRESS sectional), I was trying to stretch Nues West's Dalai Jamiyankhuu struggles on the high bar during the Palatine Sectional on May 7. Earlierinthe my body and focus on my routines Twitter @Pioneer_Pres.s day, Jamiyankhuu competed at the Men's Junior Olympic National Championships n Battle Creek, Mich. SPORTS

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