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o HERALD- SPECTATOR I rihLIrsday I)ccernher 28, 20J7 niiesheraLdspectatoicom - Special shopping CHICAGO TRIBUNE trip Best thing I ate ChefVince DiBattista said his favorite local Nues police officers help meal of2017 was the BeefWellington for Two at Swift & Sons in Chicago. Dozens of area childrenpick out area restaurant professionals share their top dish ofthe year. Pages 22-2 5 holiday gifts.Page 4 LOVE ESSENTIALLY Resolutions happen throughout the year New Year's resolutions are great because they give us hope and inspiration and a NILES POLICE DEPARTMENT PHOTO sense ofpurpose. But before you move forward, it's wise to reflect on the past. Officers from the Nues Police Department went Pilossoph, Page 18 shopping with some area children at Walmart in Nues on Dec. 9 as part of the Shop with a Cop" program. Twenty-five children from 15 families were give$100gift cards to the store to use for holiday shopping. 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The Nues Family Services staffitems that exceeded the $100 gift Walmart trip by officers gram. This is the second year thatidentified 15 families and a total of card amount, and police officers The Niles Police DepartmentNi!es police worked with Wa!-25 children to participate in thepaid the balance out of their own BY KYiSENESE partnered with the big-box re- mart on this jolly event, accordingprogram, according tothepockets, according to Nues police Pioneer Press taller to spread holiday cheer bytoa Police Department news release. officials. taking disadvantaged children release. A Nues policeofficer was "Shop With a Cop was created Approximately two dozen area shopping on Dec. 9. This year, the kids and officerspaired with each of the part-to help less fortunate children in children pushed shopping carts The program, called "Shop shopped at Walmart at 5630 W.icipating children, and theythe Niles area experience a joyous down the aisles of a local Wa!-With a Cop' aims to provideTouhy Avenue in Nues. The re-browsed through the store, thenChristmas' police officials said in mart store earlier this month -children with holiday gifts andtaller provided 25 gift cards forpurchased the items children the release. with a police officer in tow -clothing in addition to facilitatingthe holiday shopping experience wanted to take home, according to picking out holiday gifts as part ofpositive interactions with theirworth $100, for a tota! donation the release. Kyra Senese is a freelancer. HelpingY2.!:' repare for Sign up for Chicago Tribune's newsletters to stay informed on news, business, entertainment, food and dining, sports and more. 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