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NOIRE DAME COLLEGE PREP A celebration of life Notre Dame College Prep students planted 3,518 flags ¡n the front lawn of the all-male Catholic high school on Dempster Street in Skokie's Jason Barishman competes at the Nues on June 26. The installation honors members of the coalition forces who lost their lives n the war in Afghanistan. Transplant Games ofAmerica. Page 36

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Powered by Tribune Get started at carquick.com 4 NEWS Notre Damestudents honorwardead make sure each row of flagsmaking a big difference in Plant flags for was straight. In anothersafety" he told the stu- soldiers killed in section of the lawn bor- dents. dered by trees, the school's He also reminded those war in Afghanistan principal, Dan Tully, andpresent that they might BY LEE V. GMNs another faculty member in-find themselves in the Pioneer Press stalled several rows of flags midst of a battlefield in the in a star formation. This not so distant future. Students at Notre Dame year's installation honors Tully said of this past College Prep worked in members of the coalitionyear's senior class - which tandem for roughly an hour forces who perished in thenumbered 208 - three stu- war in Afghanistan. dents planned to enlist in June 26 planting a total of w, 4 ' l, the armed forces. 3,518 flags into the front ' * The entire installation lawn of their high school, ì' will remain up until after Though he's not a vet- each one carefully laid out the Fourth of July. eran himself, Bachta said , Luke Polakow, a 17-year- many of his family mem- and each one representing \ // V . a life lost in the war in \\\\\\ , ,u old student at NDCP and abers have served in the Afghanistan. I : member of the school'smilitary. He said the in- football team, said he's par-stallation is a way of doing For the ninth year in a \\\\ row, students at the all- \\\\%\ ticipated in the traditionhis part to serve the indi- male Catholic schoolin * for the past couple of years viduals who work in serv- i and believes its an impor-ice ofthe country. Niles returned to school \ /4 the weekend before Inde- ;, tant demonstration of re- Tully said he hears from pendence Day to partici- \\ spect and care to veterans, community members every pate in the flag installation. IIìj current servicemen andyear that they appreciate women and to the commu-the installation. As the stu- At a time when many are ¿ organizing their Fourth of 4 nity at large. dents were planting the July barbecues and figur-4'A , ' "We like to show what itflags,several motorists ing out the best place to //// really stands for and givepassing by on Dempster ': NOTRE DAME COLLEGE PREP catch their local fireworks recognition for the impor-Street honked theircar display, theinstallationNotre Dame College Prep students planted3,518flags n the front lawn ofthe all-male tant things' he said, re-horns in support of the serves as a stark reminderCatholic high school on Dempster Street in Niles on June26.The installation honors mem- ferring to the upcomingmemorial. of the thousands of militarybers of the coalition forces who lost their lives in the war in Afghanistan. holiday. "It's a way to give back to personnel who lost their In a pep talk before thethe community and for us lives in the country's mil-at the school suggested theBachta said.Before theiors and seniors who playinstallation, Bachta saidto remember all the things itary conflicts. high school lawn be usedroughly 60 studentsar- on NDCP's various athleticthat although the threat ofthe veterans, servicemen "Tosee the number offor a display, Bachta said,rived June 26, Bachta saidteams - moved from oneterrorism persists, he be- and women have done for flags - it's like a shrine for aand it was agreed upon thathe and his wife spent aboutend of the display to thelieves those who have lostus," Tully said. "It's simple couple of weeks,"saidhe should organize a flagtwo hours the day beforeother installing a long linetheir lives in the Iraq andbut important to us." NDCP geometry teacher,installation. The processlaying out the first row ofof flags while Bachta andAfghanistan conflicts have John Bachta. He said thehas been perfected over the42 flags. The students who another volunteer held anot done so in vain. Lee V. Gaines is a freelance annual tradition began inyears to yield a geometri-participated in the installa-long wire attached at both "I like to think the peo-reporterfor Pioneer Press. 2007 when a former priestcally precise arrangement,tion - all sophomores, jim-ends to a wooden pole topie out there serving us are Former physician pleads notguilty to stealing equipment Court appearance pie counts offelonytheft for lems, officials said. County mental "It can change your life or cording to Northwestern allegedly stealing an ultra- He was arrested af- health court pro-the way your life is going' University. Prosecutors said in Skokie set for sound machine, two ultra- ter staff at the hos- gram in the weeksCook County Judge LaurenRawlani admitted to "acci- dentally" taking some August 12 sound probes, a video print- pitalnoticed the following his ar-Gottainer Edidin said to er, a video storage deviceitemsmissing rest. Rawlaini on June 24. equipment from the Evans- BY BInAN L Cox and infusion and compres- which prompted Foundedin Officials said that Raw-ton and Skokie hospitals Pioneer Press sion pumps, an automatedsecurity personnel 2004, The Cooklani has returned some ofwhile traveling between external defibrillator, a suc-to review surveil- County mentalthe medical equipment tothem. While equipment A physician at North-tion machine and a bladderlance footage and health court is de- the hospitals. was found in Rawlani's Shore Hospital has pleadedscanner, amongother items,identify Rawlani as Vinay Rawlani signed to get pro- In addition to workinghome, prosecutors said they not guilty to felony charges from medical facilities inthe individual al-. fessional help forfor NorthShore, Rawlani have no evidence that Raw- he stole nearly $200,000Evanston and Skokie be-legedly responsible for thepeople charged with felonywas serving as chief resi- lani was storing the equip- worth of equipment fromtween Jan. 23 and April 22,thefts. crimes and those on proba-dent at the McGaw Medicalment for private use. Raw- two of the medical group'sauthorities said. During a brief hearing atlion who have chronic men-Center of Northwestern liniis scheduled for an north suburban facilities. Rawlani is now enrolledthe Skokie courthouse ontal health conditions, mostUniversity's plastic surgeryAugust 12 hearing at the Vinay Rawlani, 34, of thein a Cook County courtJune 24, Rawlani pleadedof whom also have co- program for 2015-16, beforeSkokie courthouse. 1200 block of South Prairiemental health programnot guiltyto all charges. The occurring substance de-the center placed him on Avenue in Chicago waswhere he is receiving treat-doctor, who is free on bond,pendencies, according toadministrative leave pend-Brian L. Cox is a freelance charged in May with multi- ment for undisclosed prob- enrolledinthe Cookthe Cook County website. ing an internal review, ac-reporterfor Pioneer Press. NEWS GALÁPAGOs EXPEDITION

PIONEER PRESS STAFF/PIONEER PRESS 2011 Hank Betka,ofthe NUes Senior Mens Club passes out candy during the NUes Fourthof July Parade. This year's parade will kick off Monday9 atam. at Notre Dame College Prep. Nilesnearsanother 4th of July celebration BY LEE V. GAINES Pioneer Press

The annual Nues Fourth of July parade will kick off Monday morning with a slew of musical acts and appearances by local busi- ness and political leaders. The parade will begin at 9 am. Monday at Notre Dame College Prep, 7655 W. Dempster St., and will pro- ceed south on North Ozark JUNPU HUANG/CHICAGO TRIBUNE 2013 Avenue to West Main People watch the FourthofJuly Parade along Miner Street Streeteast on Main to In Arlington Heights. North Harlem Avenue, south on Harlem toward Spadoni said 28 busi- Park is scheduled for 10 am. D West Monroe Street andnesses stepped up this yearthrough 2 p.m. The event Lindblad r NATIONAl. then west on Monroeto sponsor the parade. will include musical per- Expeditions GEOGRAPHIC toward Grennan Heights Parking along the paradeformances by the R-Gang Park. route is banned through 2Band, a children's water Paradecoordinatorpm. July 4. Parking will alsoplay area, inflatable attrac- Cathy Spadoni saidthisbe banned on West Cram tions, model cars, petting year's procession will fea- Street from North Ozark tozoo animals, pony rides and ture nine musical acts, in-North Ozanam Avenues, on face painting, Spadoni said. cluding five marchingOzanam from West Green- She said the parade and bands. Minnesota's Cotterleaf Streetto Dempster following activity is sure to High School MarchingStreet on Keeney and Ked-draw many Niles residents EXCLUSI Band, a decorated musicalzie streets from North Odelland notable personalities. ensemble, will appear into North Olcott Avenues "The people in the crowd thisyear'sparade alongand on Odell, North Oketoknow who is in the parade $250 SHIPBOARD CREDIT FO with the Maria SS Laureta- Avenue North Osceloa Ave- and it's always fun to see na of Akavilla Milicia in nue and Olcott from Keeneysomeone you know walk CHICAGO TRIBUNE READERS Chicago, and the Medinahto Kedzie, according to theb" Spadoni said. Shriners willroll by onvillage's website. segways, in addition to a few Post-parade entertain-Lee V Gaines is a freelance 8j 9007 new businesses, she said. ment at Grennan Heights reporter forPioneerPress. cIÏL 1RlB 6 NEWS New Niles Northofficial talks achievement Incoming principal focus on moving that kid "What I saw [in District "I'm excited about the forward academically and 219]isa district, and aopportunity to jump into also stresses socially and emotionally." school in particular with a that district. I think I have a During its July 21 meet- really vibrant school cul-lot of the qualities that are diversity equity ing, the Niles Township ture, that I though was a compatible with the princi- 'o BY BIuAi L Cox High School District 219 mirror ofwhat we have here pal they had there already. I in South Elgin:' Edwardscan only build on what's o Pioneer Press Board of Education ap- pointed Edwards as Niles said."I saw numerous been built before." NuesNorthHighNorth principaleffective clubs, activities. There was The board on July 21 also School's incoming princi-July 1, the district said in a something for all kids be- appointed, Lauia Bolech, as pal, James B. Edwards, saidrelease. Edwards has served yond the regular schoolthe new assistant principal L he plans on "moving the as principal of South Elgin day." of student services at Niles needle forward on studentHigh School for the past Hiring Edwards was one North, officials said. achievement and equity"three years and replaces of the first big in-house Before coming to District when he officiallytakes outgoing Niles North prin- decisions the board since219, Bolech worked as dis- over asprincipalat thecipal Ryan McTague who Steven Isoye became Dis-trict special education pro- school on July 1. left the school at the end of trict 219's superintendent ingram facilitator for li years "My background has al-the school year to become May after the then-superin-at Park Ridge-Niles School ways been in diversethe superintendent of tendentNanciann Gatta, District 64. places:' said Edwards, whoMcHenry School District NILES TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 219 and assistant superintend- Kathryn Geist was ap- is leaving his job as principal 156, officials said. James B. Edwards ent of operations Johnpointed assistant director of of South Elgin High School "James comes to us with Heintz, resigned late lastspecial education at Niles to take over the reins atgreat high school principalworking with him in the They also said that atyear following a lengthyNorth, officials said, adding Nues North. experience and will be able years to come?' Noble Street Charterinternal investigation intothat she comes from J. "My personal philosophyto immediately work well . Edwards was assistantSchool in Chicago he was aadministrative spendingSterling Morton High on education has been to with the Nues North com-principal for curriculum for summer school principal,habits and perks. School District 201 in Ber- really try to extract the best munity" said District 219three yearsat Elmwoodcollege counselor and as "The top priority is to getwyn, where she served as out of every kid no matter Superintendent StevenPark High Schoo' and prior English and social scienceto know the staff get to special education coordina- what tools they come inIsoye in a written state-to that served as an assistantteacher and taught socialknow what their strengths tor for three years. with," he said in an inter- ment. "He isstudent-fo-principal at Morton Westscience for six years at Wells are what areas they feel view on June 23. "It's ourcused and understands theHigh School for a year andHigh School in Chicago and needs improvement withinBrian L. Cox is a freelance jobasadministrators,importance of studentas dean of students for twowas also a mock trial coor-the school itsele' Edwards reporterfor Pioneer Press. teachers and staff to really voice.I look forward to years, said officials. dinator. said. State budget woes derail bike pathplans June30deadline halted and the path won'tsaying $2 billion in con-be voted on today," Urgo open on as planned on Julystruction and engineeringsaid. "There will be no set for shutting 12 because of the budgetprojects across the stateinterruption in our projects down projects standstill. would be stalled until aand programs if the Gen- Public Works directorresolution moves forwarderal Assembly returns to . BY NATALIE HAYES Ashley Engelmann said the in Springfield. Springfield and passes (the Pioneer Press state had not directly noti- "We have started to in- measure)." fled the village of its plans form our industry partners Plans for the Valley Line Two bike paths that wereto halt the bike path con-that all of our projects inTrail have been in the scheduled for constructionstruction. both construction and en-works for severalyears. this year in Lincolnwood "We heard aboutitgineering phases will beThe 12-foot wide, mile- have been put on hold duethrough our village engi-shutting down startinglong path was supposed to to thestate'songoingneer, but haven't had anyJune3øduetothemajorityconnect Lincolnwood's budget impasse, which hasdirect communication withparty in the legislature'sborders with Skokie at Jar- prompted the Illinois De-the state," Engelmann said. failure to pass a balancedvis Avenue and Chicago at MIKE ISAACS/PIONEER PRESS partment of Transporta- Lincolnwood had beenbudget," IDOT spokes- Devon Avenue. Skokie's Rails To Trails multi-use path travels from the tion to begin shutting downcounting on about $1.6 mil- woman Gianna Urgo said in A month-long construc- Dempster Street Skokie Swift station on the north to Lin- construction projectslion in state funding froman email. "The conversa-tion period scheduled forcoin Avenue right at the Lincolnwood border on the south. throughout the state start-two Congestion Mitigationtion about how individualthe second trail, known as ing June 30. and Air Quality grants toprojects will wind down isthe Union Pacific Bicyclewith Chicagoland Pavingover Touhy Avenue also It'sbeen less than afund 80 percent of thecontinuing." Path, was planned to startContractors for the Valleyhang in the balance of the month since contractorscombined $1 9 million in If no budget or stopgapthis fall. Plans for the pathLine Trail, but it was un-state budget. The village started prepping land alongtotal construction costs for spending bill is in place bycalled for the trail to runclear whether a construc- was issued a similar state a utility corridor the villageboth paths, according toJuly ist, projects will cease,along the east side of Lin-tion company had beengrant to cover a portion of is leasing from ComEd to the village. IDOT said. colnwood along the formerselected for the Union Pa-construction costs for that build the first of the two IDOT notified contrac- "The stopgap proposal isUnion Pacific Railroadcific Bicycle Path, accord-project. bike pathsthe Valley Linetors of the shutdown eau-a fiscally responsible solu-Corridor between Devoning to the village. Trail. Village officials saider this week before issuingtion proposed by the Re- and Touhy avenues. Future plans to build aNatalie Hayes is a freelance construction has beena statement Wednesdaypublican leaders that can IDOT had contracted pedestrian bridge next yearreporterforPioneer Press. NEWS 7 Local mosquitoestest positive for West Nile Traps in Evanston, other places have shown results This special offer is for new advertisers OR advertisers increasing their current media spend. BY LEE V. GAINES Pioneer Press NILSsH,s,,r,'r(-TTIbI Mosquitoes inkcted with West Nile virus have landed in Evanston, Skokie, Kenil- worth and Glenview, offi- cials say. Batches of mosquitoes TNS collected June 22 in trapsA team of European researchers has unveiled the mecha- set in the communities bynism that mosquito-borne viruses use to infect the rest of the North Shore Mosquitothe body, potentially causing greater sickness. Abatement I)istrict tested positive for the disease, ac-who contract the virus will if we have flooding and lots cording to a press releasedevelop inflammation of the of rain we'll have a big West issued by the city of Evans-brain or surrounding tissue. Nile virus problem," Caneva ton.Mosquitoes infected Caneva said individualssaid. He said it doesn't take with the virus have alsoag 50 and older and those much water for mosquitoes been caught in NSMADwith chronic health issuesto breed and it's high tem- traps in Skokie, Kemlworthare at the greatest risk ofperatures that accelerates and Glenview. serious complications fromthe time it takes for the The virus has been a partWest Nile virus, includinginsects to transition from of public health discussions paralysis and death. the larva to adult life stage. since it first arrived in the "It's important that peo- The National Oceanic United States in New Yorkple are vigilant in protectingand Atmospheric Adminis- Contact Cosmina in2001,saidEvanston'sthemselves and making suretration has predicted a hot- assistant director of health they are not producing mos- ter than normal summer for today to get started: and human services, Carlquitoes on their propertymost of the country The Caneva. In a typical year, he limiting stagnant water, notfirst human case of West Cosminachicagotribune.com said, NSMAD traps mosqui- leaving dog bowls with wa- Nile virus in "west-central 312-883-9619 toes that test positive for theter out, or allowing water to Illinois" this year was dis- virus around the end ofpond on their property," he covered in late May when a June, birds carrying the said. teenager exhibited symp- virus are usually found later Ifit can hold water, "mos- toms of the virus, according on in the season, whilequitoes can breed init," to the state's Department of human infections are re-Counard wrote. Public Health. ported usually toward the Both Counard and Cane- Caneva said the incident end of summer. va recommend residents is atypical given that human 'All residents in Illinoisstay indoors during peak cases are generally reported are at risk of contractingbiting times -- the hours oflater in the season. West Nile virus from mos- dawn and dusk -- wear loose "That is not indicative quito bites," said Skokie's fitting long-sleevedshirts that this is going to be a bad director of health, Catherine and pants and use insect summer or a summer with a Counard, in an email. "West repellent while outside. lot of issues, but that is a Nile Virus infection can lead Caneva said NSMAD in- little bit concerning because to serious health effects." jects larvicide into stormthere is a schedule of how According to the Centers sewers to prevent mosqui-things happen," he said. forDisease Control andtoes from maturing in those Residents are encouraged Prevention, 70 to 80 percentareas. When high percent- to contact NSMAD to report of humans infected with the ages of trapped mosquitoesstagnant water in roadside virus do not developmenttest positive for the virus,ditches, flooded yards or any symptoms. Those who the district will also spray inother locations that may do experience symptoms areas where adult mosquitobreed mosquitoes via email ranging from fever to head- populations congregate. at [email protected] or aches, body aches, joint The level of West Nilecall 847-446-9434. pains,diarrhea, vomitingvirus generally depends on and rash, according to the the weather, he said. Lee V Gaines is a freelance CDC's website, and fewer "It can be very misleadingreporterfor Pioneer Press. than one percent of people because a lot of people think 8 POUCE REPORT

u The following were from that he was punched in thenating from the vehicle.section ofthe store, conceal the Nues Police Department back of the head by twoWhen askedif he hadthe items under their Cops: Man dies after reports. An arrest does notmen in a parking lot in theanything illegal in the vehi- clothes, exit the business constitute afinding ofguilt. 7300 block of North Melvi- de, the driver handed over and drive away. na Avenue. The man saida bag containing three A 19-year-old Skokie causing 5-vehicle crash Christopher Groblowyhe had previously gottengrams of marijuana and awoman told police June 12 BY RICHARD RAY- ward causing a chain reac- Stachon, 22, of Niles, wasinto a verbal altercationdark blue pipe, police said.that her iPhone, valued at Pioneer Press tion accident," and struck a charged with battery June with the men after theyThe passenger handed$750, was stolen after she Mazda four-door and a To- - 19 in connection with anfailed to return their shop- over a red marijuana grind-left it on a display at a store A man is dead after heyota SUV,police said. alleged incident that oc-ping carts to the cart return er,according topolice. inside the Golf Mill Mall in was driving at a high rate of NilesFire Department curred June 15. Stachonarea. The man told policeBoth men admitted tothe 200 block ofWest Golf speed while suffering "some personnel arrived on the and another man werehis assailants got insideowning the items, accord- Road. type of medical distress,"scene shortly after and re- identified by an 18-year-oldtheir vehicles and left the ing to police. A 46-year-old Park police said, before causing amoved Grygnrcewicz from Des Plaines man as thearea. Police said the manA 53-year-old NilesRidge woman told police multivehicle accident inthe Tahoe and took him to men involved in a batteryrefused medical attention. woman told police June 15June 13 that someone used Niles on June 24. the hospital where he later incident that took place in a A 21-year-old Park Ridge that her purse, which con-her credit card number to John Grygurcewicz, 55, ofdied, police said. The drivers drive-thruinthe 8800man was ticketed for pos- tained $970 in cash andmake an $800 purchase at Niles, was pronounced dead ofthe four other vehicles did block of Dempster Street,session of marijuana, pos- various credit cards, wasa store inside Golf Mill at Lutheran General Hospi- not report any injuries,po- according to police. Police session of drug parapher-stolen from her unlockedMall in the 200 block of tal in Park Ridge at 3:05 p.m. lice said. said it was later learnednalia and expired regis-car when it was parked in aGolf Road. followingthe accident, Nues "Due to the nature of the that the other man identi-tration June 15 following alot in the 5600 block of A 51-year-old Niles man police said in a news release. crash, the NORTAF - Major fied by the 18-year-old was traffic stop at Oakton StreetTouhy Avenue. who lives in the 7500 block According topolice,theCrash Assistance Team was working at the time the and Ottawa Avenue. A pas- A man and three womanof Main Street told police black 2011 Chevrolet Tahoecalled in to assist with the alleged incident occurred.senger in the vehicle, a stoleclothing valued atJune 14- that two unauthor- Grygorcewicz was drivingaccident investigation," Stachon was taken into21-year-old Park Ridge approximately $1,300 Juneized bank withdrawals for jumped the curb in the 7200 Niles police Sgt. Robert Tor- custody and found to be inman, was ticketed for pos-17 from a store inside the$103.00 and $500.00 were block of Dempster Avenue nabene said in the release. possession of one gram ofsession of drug parapher-Golf Mill Mall in the 200made on his checking ac- about 2:12 p.m. The Tahoe Eastbound Dempster Av- marijuana, which he wasnalia. According to police,block of West Golf Road, a count at an ATM located in then rear-ended an east- enue was closed for several ticketedfor,police said.they stopped the vehicle loss prevention agent at the Chicago. bound semitrailer and hours after the accident. Stachon was given a Julyfor expiredregistration, store told police. The agent crashed into a minivan slow- The accident remains 29 court date. and while speaking withtold police he saw theCompiled by LeeV. ing down to stop at a red under investigation. A 67-year-old Chicago the driver detected an odor individuals remove the Gaines, a freelance reporter light at Harlem Avenue. The man told police June 15 of unburnt marijuana ema- clothing from the sportsfor Pioneer Press. minivan then "pushed for- rray®pioneerlocal.com

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§ Luxury theaters to open inSkokienext year Showplaces to offer food, alcohol in 'trendy ambience' B MH ISAACS There will be six screens. 'o Pioneer Press The second theater at Westfield will have seven Silver screens will returnviewing rooms and will host to Westfield Old Orchard inthe company's "Gourmet fall, 2017 with new theaters Market" concession con- boasting distinct luxmy fea- cept with 'rab and go i tures, the shopping centeritems," in addition to a bar announced in a press re-and luxury rechners, ac- lease. cording to Old Orchard. Some delectable offerings Shopping center officials from.one of Chicago's mostsay that CMX has a part- successful restaurant opera- nership with Lettuce Enter- tors, Lettuce Entertain You, tain You Enterprises, which are also part of the plan, owns popular restaurants in officials said. the Chicago area and be- The regional shoppingyond. center announced the in- "This collaboration is a formation last week, sayinggame changer as it brings in a statement that thetogether the finest luxury theaters will be under thetheater environment with ownership of CMX, aone of the world's foremost wholly owned subsidiary ofrestaurant operators," Old Cinemex, which it says is Orchard officials said in the the seventh largest cinema release. chain worldwide. Officials Lettuce Entertain You said CMX will be "piloting" Enterprises founder and the two premium movie Chairman Richard Melmen MIKE IsAAcs/PI0NEER PRESS theater concepts in Skokie. said his company will beWestfield Old Orchard's two movie theaters have been closed for the last few months. Old Orchard officialsfocusing on the in-theater called features in one thea-dining experience and "aie theaters to sell alcohol. time?' Crossing. inviting patrons to its other ter "an ultra-luxurious con- market concept for quicker "The economic land- Lorge said then that the For months, Westfieldtheaters in Lincoinshire and cept" with CMX Dine-in, service" at these theaters. scape for restaurants andvillage has noticed theOld Orchard shoppers have Chicago. offering guests "a relaxing On its website, CMX says entertainment venues has growing availability of alco- seen that the mall's two Construction on both of and refreshing experienceits goal from the start was to evolved over the last several hol at surrounding movielong-standing theaters -the new luxury theaters at in a trendy ambience," in its establish "the pinnacle ofyears," Corporation Counsel theaters, which have ex- one on the east end and theOld Orchard is scheduled press release. The theaterthe VIP Cinema Dining ex- Michael Lorge said at thepanded concession offer-other on the west end -to begin this summer, ac- will feature "a carefully cu-perience." time. "In order to respond toings. Skokie has movie thea- have been closed with a notecording to the shopping rated menu with hand- Skokie's Village Board re- these evolving businessters on both ends of town -in the windows by theircenter. crafted cocktails deliveredcently voted in favor of antrends, the village needs toon the north end at West- former operator. to the fully reclining plushadditional type of liquorimplement changes to ourfield Old Orchard but also "Regal Gardens Closed misaacs®pioneerlocaf.com seats," the releasereads. license, which allowed mov-liquor code from time to on the south end at Vifiagefor Business," it read before Twitter ®SKRevieivJ4ïke Fire department extracts injured man fromcarafter crash in Morton Grove B LEE V. GAINES at about 7:15 a.m. when he Yaras said the 75-year-did not know the extent of Pioneer Press stopped at the intersectionold's vehicle was hit in thethe man's injuries but said of Austin Avenue and pro- rear quarter panel, spunhe was conscious following A two-vehicle crash onceeded to pull forward into around, struck a curb andthe crash. June 23 in Morton Grovethe roadway, said Mortonrolled over onto the driver's Yaras said the 30-year- sent a 75-year-old man toGrove Police Cmdr. Paulside. He said the village'sold motorist was not injured the hospital, according to Yaras. fire department was calledin the crash. the village's police depart- The SUV was sub- into extract the driver from The injured driver was ment. sequently struck by a Chev- the car. cited for failure to yield at The Morton Grove resi-rolet Trailblazer driven by a The 75-year-old man wasthe intersection, he said. MORTON GROVE POLICE DEPARTMENT dent was traveling east-30-year-old Morton Grovetransported to Advocate A 75-year-old man driving a Mercury Mountaineer was bound in a Mercury Moun-resident traveling north onLutheran General HospitalLee V Gaines is a freelanceinjured in a crash at the intersection ofAustin and Capulina taineer on Capulina Avenue Austin Avenue, he said. in Park Ridge, Yaras said. He reporterfor Pioneer Press. Avenues on June23. NEWS Lincoinwoodmancredited with saving runner's life Responders:Victim stroll in the park that morn-portant factors in a suc- ing when he spotted Torrescessful resuscitation effort had suffered from lying on the ground. Heare early notification of the cardiac arrest flagged down Lincoinwoodpublic to the emergency police Officer Andrew Bi-immediate CPR and rapid BY NATALIE llAVES alek. The park's location isdefibrillation' Fire Chief Pioneer Press next door to the police and Mike Hansen said. "We had fire department all three of these going for The afternoon of May 13 Bialek, still a rookie po- us.,, started out as an ordinary lice officer since joining the Grant 85, was credited day for 59-year-old Chicago department less than a yearwith helping to save Torres' resident John Torres as he ago. saw that Torres wasn'tlife during the Lincoinwood pulled his car up to Lincoln- breathing and his face hadVillage Board meeting on wood's ProeselParkfor turned blue, according to aJune 21, where he received another one of his regularreport from the fire depart-the Citizens' Life Saving five-mile runs. ment He began CPR onAward. Grant was recog- But just as the 59-year- Torres before he was joined nized along with a team of old stepped onto the walk- by paramedics. three police officers and six ing path behind the Lin- Emergency responders firefighters who responded coinwood Community Cen- rushed over quickly andto Grant's medical emer- STEVE LASKEP ter, he suffered a massivedetermined Torres was ingency that day. Paul Grant accepts the Citizen's Life Saving Award from Lincoinwood police Chief Bob heart attack and collapsed.cardiac arrest They used a Six weeks after the medi- LaMantia at the June 21 Village Board meeting. Torres blacked out immedi- defibrillator in an effort tocal emergency Torres was ately, and the rest of theget his heart beating again,reunited with the peopleandlneverknewwhatabigplans to let his heart attacktracts thousands of partici- day's events would later bethe report says, and Torreswho helped save his life as apart it would play in myslow him down. He's train- pants and spectatorsto retold to him by the groupwas taken to St Francisroomful of people packedlife," Torres said. "Lincoln-ing forthis November's Proesel Park every year. of people who saved his life. Hospital where he later into Village Hall looked on. wood has a very specialTurkey Trot 5K race, an Lincolnwood residentrecovered. "I'dbeen running (in place in my heartliterally."annual Thanksgiving-Natalie Hayes is a freelance Paul Grant was out for a "Three of the most im-Proesel Park) for 10 years Torres said he has nothemed run/walk that at- reporterfor Pioneer Press.

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chicagonowcom/pitch CHICAGO NOW 16 NEWS Huge crowd attends Taste of Skokie Valley Popular fundraiser helps many causes in its eighth year BY MII ISAACS Pioneer Press The pickiest and most finicky eater found a wel- come - albeit packed - home this month during the annual Taste of Skokie Valley. The fundraiser, held June 16 at the North Shore Center for the Performing Arts, brought a huge crowd toitsexpansive lobby, where approximately 20 food vendors were set up and ready to serve. That number has mean- ing to Skokie Chamber of Commerce Executive Di- rector Howard Meyer be- cause it's a couple more thanlastyear.Taste of Skokie Valleyisforever trying to topitself - whether that means by hay- ing more vendors or by adding some new ones, he MU(E ISAACS/PIONEEP PRESS PHOTOS said. Some 20 food vendors representing favorite restaurants were on hand at the eighth annual Taste of Skokie Valley at the North Shore Center For the In the case of Taste ofPerforming Arts. The fundraiser was sponsored by the Skokie Chamber of Commerce and the Rotary Club of Skokie Valley. Skokie Valley 2016, both were true. If Mexican food was your craving, El Fuego Mexican Cuisine was there. So was McCormick & Schmick's for seafood samples and Father & Son Italian Kitch- en for pasta and pizza and Jameson's Charhouse for the red meat lover and many other options. Taste of Skokie Valley has become an annual sta- ple, this having been the eighth one. Proceeds from Taste of Skokie Valley are divided between the chamber's educational foundation and the Rotary Club of Skokie Valley. According to the cham- ber,causesthat benefit from the funds include The Live music was part of the eighth annual Taste of Skokie Valley at the North Shore Center Ark, The Golf-Maine Parkfor the Performing Arts. District, Metropolitan Fam- ilyServices,the NorthSHORE Community Serv-Illinois. shopping spree at West- Shore Center for the Per- ices, Inc., the Skokie Cham- The event also featured afield Old Orchard for third forming Arts, Oakton Vol-ber, Sommer Foundation,raffle and prizes including place. unteers in Teaching Adults St. Brebeuf Youth Ministry, $1,000 for first place, an The Taste of Skokie Valley was sponsored by the Chamber at Oakton Community Col- Turning Point Behavioralentertainment package for mis.aacs@pioneerlocaLcom of Commerce and the Rotary Club. lege, Orchard Village,Health Care and USO ofsecond place and a $250 T'witter @SKReviewMike OPINION 17 DebatesoverConstitution miss the mark people and vice versa. Also note that these The Declaration is the rights do not come from why, or as today's motiva- government Big Brother tional speakers would all doesn't grant them to us say, the Declaration is our because we agree with a Big Why. certain political position or And what is that national say the approved things. RANDY BLASER Big Why exactly? Government exists to We turn to Jefferson, secure these rights. Goy- "Is it the Fourth?" who tells us all men (of eminent exists to serve us Those are considered to course we know that pro- and to protect our right to be the last words of Thom- noun refers to all people) life, liberty and the pursuit as Jefferson, founder of the are endowed by their cre- of happiness. University of Virginia, third ator with certain unalien- There is always an argo- president of the United able rights. Among those ment on whether the Con- States, and author of the rights are the to life, stitution is a living docu- Declaration of Independ- liberty and the pursuit of ment or should be inter- ence, before he (liedOflJuly happiness. preted only as it is written. 4,1826. That's it. That's our Big Sometimes I think that is His earlier words had Why. the wrong debate. As great made that question so We have the right to life. as the Constitution is, it is important, so essential and We have the to free- and should be subordinate that date so important to all dom as individuals and as a to the Declaration. Americans since the Conti- people. The Constitution is the nental Congress adopted DON CAMPBELL/AP And we have the right to how. But the Declaration is and signed the document Hundreds of American flags fly at the entrance to the Southwest Mlcllgan Regional Air- the pursuit of happiness. .the Big Why. 240 years ago this July 4. port on June 21 in Benton Harbor, Mich. Note that the Declaration Before you go out to the Why is itso important to does not say we have a rightpicnic, the barbecue and remember, especially today ment, surpassing even the swered his critics, was he tostill should be. to happiness. No one is the fireworks, read it again as we weigh our future as a Constitution. lose the nation to save the Today we seem to wor- guaranteed happiness. But and rededicate yourself to people with the upcoming Lincoln considered it so, Constitution? ship the Constitution, we have the right to pursue the principle, as Lincoln national election? which is perhaps why he The answer was self- which is really just a guide, it. said at Gettysburg, that all In the early days of the was willing to run rough- evident during that na- a set ofthe rules and regu- When you think about it, are created equal. Republic, the Declaration shod over the Constitution tional crisis. lations ofhow we govern Jefferson was right These of Independence was con- in order to save the Union. So the Declaration was ourselves, and how the tniths ofequality and free- RandyBlaser is afreelance sidered the founding docu- As he so famously an- the driving document It government relates to the dom are self-evident columnistfor Pioneer Press.

Reports of the death of books are exaggerated Bookstore sales rose 2.5 The latest technological time it takes to sip a cup of percent last year to $11.7 innovation in how and coffee. billion from $10.89 billion what we read is geared On Demand Books has in 2014, according to the toward the actual produc- access to 7 million books U.S. Census Bureau. This is tion ofhold-in-your-hand and can print a paperback the first time bookstore books, not in electronic copy in about five minutes sales have grown since images. at a cost ofabout a penny a PAUL SASSONE 2000. There already are book- page. I've always thought of And bookstores them- stores that sell actual books, There are other on- reading as an activity for all selves seem to be making a but have no books on the demand book printers that seasons. comeback. The American premises. can be ordered online and But, for a lot of people, Booksellers Association Customers walk in, shipped for next-day deliv- reading has become paired reports that in 2015, there select the book they want er with summer - relaxing on were 1,712 independent to buy and wait a fèw mm- Yep, it's a brave new the beach, a frosty drink in bookstores in the U.S., up utes while a paperback world out there for book one hand, a good book in from 1,410 in 2010. copy ofthat book is printed readers. the other. And it is actual books right there. So many ways to access This contradicts the dire people seem to be buying. All ofthis is courtesy of the pleasure, the wisdom, prophecies we hear about In 2015, paperback sales the Espresso Book Ma- thejoy of reading. the demise of reading for were up 12.4 percent, while chine, manufactured by On Go ahead, take a book to pleasure and enlighten- the sale ofe-books dropped Demand Books, a U.S. firm. the beach. ment. Indeed, the death of by 12.3 percent, according The machine is called reading has been greatly to the Association of Espresso because it can Paul Sassone is a freelance exaggerated. American Publishers. print abook in about the columnistfor Pioneer Press. JOHN SLATEP/GETTY 18 OPINION OPINION

MAMA'S GOTTA MOVE In pursuit of 'Hamilton' tickets, Put on your big-girl pants: are we tuning outbad news? Lessons from potty training

Potty training is one of Do not punish! Stick to those mandatory tasks of natural consequences. Pun- parenthood that we all wish ishing kids for not going in we could outsource. the potty is one ofthe big- It's the one thingyou can gest ways to set them back, ERIC Scorr complain about to older make them resent you and relatives without them make your life hell. Guess The Facebook posts respondingby tellingyou to NICOLE what? It's not an effective started rolling in. One said, savor the moment or re- RADzIszEwsIu strateT for you, either. "I waited online for an minding you that your When my older son kept hour before getting kicked children are only little once. kept putting it off because going in his pants, yet we out ofthe system." It's the moment when you he was never really as knew what he was capable Others wrote along the declare your dog or cat to be "ready" as we'd anticipated. of; we had to act like we lines of "I don't care how briffiant and realize that he Have you ever declared, "I didn't care. Oh, you pooped long this takes, I am deter- or she will always be more will start working out when yourselfagain? No big deal: mined!" Another went like . ARMANDO L SANCHEZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE obedient than your chil- I'm ready?" Guess what? Natural consequences. We'll "Finally got two for Febru- Pedestrians sit on the sidewalk near the intersection of dreii You may never feel ready. just spray you offwith a aryr' South Dearborn Street and West Madison Street while Some ofus escape un- Don't wait for some magic hose and put some new This all started making waiting for single-tickets to go on sale for "Hamilton:' scathed with merely a few sign tot started. Your underwear on you. Oh, you sense once I figured out pairs ofstained underweat body is capable of more missed going to the gym my Facebook friends' goal Venezuela Instead, I won- palooza? Others credit the potty than realize, but you have to four days in a row? Natural was to buy tickets to the dered whether the frenzy Well, would people be training experience for their start somewhere. consequences: The next Chicago-bound, hit Broad- around "Hamilton" and willing to pony up $800 for husband's vasectomy. And Put on your big-girl time you do get in there for way musical "Hamilton" other positive pursuits are a middle-row theater seat yet, we all survive. Like pants. And not your Pull- a workout, it's going to feel and had nothingto do with more related to the seem- at a multi-Tony-Award- many other forms of adver- Ups: "I don't want him to tough and you'll wish you the national organ dona- ingly growing parallel winning show if everything sits; potty training is one of have an accident in public, hadn't waited so long. tion registi tracks oftuning out bad else they're receiving those character-building so I'm waiting for him to Know when to fold 'em. What's really alarming is news in the world while through media channels "what doesn't kill you figure out how it works While my older son was the amount ofcash people wanting to be connected to dnseem like a big bowl makes you stronger" oppor- before we switch to undies' potty training an automatic are willing to pay for the a winner? ofbad? Are people willing tunities. And once you reachSound familiar? How about. flusher in a public bathroom hottest show on stage. When the daily head- to pay more for something the potty ofgold at the end "I'm waiting until I know freaked him out so much Seeing ticket prices hover lines constantly feature good and ftinjust to escape ofthe rainbow, you may what I'm doingbefore I go that he shut down and around the $1,000 mark mass shootin, videos the merry-go-round of actually find you've learned to the gym. I don't want to refused to use any toilet. We made me think of some- showing confrontations conflict - delivered daily a thing or two (You also embarrass mysele' literally had to stop potty thing I heard on the radio involving police, political on any device with a have my permission to think Sometimes the only way trainingcompletely and that's the polar opposite of candidates attacking each screen. potty training was absolute to learn is to fail first. 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Being that I controlled by it Let's say potty training stats for my my "car park moments," than an arm's length away suits doesn't provide a can't help but relate every- you start out saying you are little guy this time around. where I can't leave until from their personal spaces. license to ignore the real thing to working out (and ing to stay near the potty, Day 1: Potty 2, Undies, 5 the story ends, I listened to The emphasis on ex- issues ofthe world. that it is sort of the theme of sit your kid down every 20 Day 2: Potty, 5, Undies, i a correspondent describe treme positions and lack of But ifpeople with good this column), I've decided tominutes and give him an Day 3: 4:3, Day 4: 5:3, Day how falling oil prices are compromise on just about intentions and solid opin- share some of my favorite M&M every time he suc- 5: 6:1, and so on. destroyingthe country's every issue also may be ions feel like they're pow- fitness takeaways. 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You've gotta try We all get there someday - capital ofCaracas line up Tweener options and nothingwill ever budge is my personal experience and something different right? and even when we do, we'll outside stores to try des- common ground are few that reason enough to tune not meant to tell you the Ifyou start training for a 5K still have some setbacks. perately to get food and and far between the grow- out the world and find right or wrong way to train and realize you actually hate And that's OK! basic necessities. ing canyon-sized gap other pursuits, including your kid. ninning don't force yourself In comparing these two between "love it or hate it" those that may test your Take "readÇ with a grain to continue. Try something Nicole Radziszewski is a disparate scenarios, I Doesn't it seem like more credit card limits? of salt. How many of us havedifferent until you find whatfreelance columnist. 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When it comes to decid- Beet GreensSalad mg which vegetable to serve for a meal, many Makes six servings. : people often limit them- selves to the familiar trinity 7 beets about 3-inch diameter with greens of corn, carrots or green 2tablespoons drained capers beans. otablespoons extra-virgin olive oil But there are many other 21/2 tablespoons red wine vinegar wonderful options popping salt and pepper to taste up in area farmers markets i tablespoon minced garlic that are worth a taste. In 3ounces crumbled goat cheese July, locally grown beets green tops off beets. Arrange beets in will start to be available. ICut.single layer in baking dish and add one cup Jennifer Miller, 40, of water. Cover and bake at 375 degrees until beets Sandhill Family Farms in are tender when pierced with knife - about i hour. Grayslake, said some of her customers are reluctant to While the beets cook, prepare dressing by try beets. "It's often a Iove/ 2.whisking olive oil, vinegar and garlic in small hate relationship - people bowl until blended. Season dressing with salt and either love beets or hate pepper to taste. Remove stem section and wash greens. them," she said. "I think those that hate them have Place into a large pot with2tablespoons of only had beets that have 30 water. Cook and stir over high heat until just been boiled. I help them to JUDY BUCHENOT/NEWS-SUN greens are wilted but still bright green in color, move beyond boiling and Beet greens are very nutritious. This salad made with wilted beet greens and cooked beets about 4 minutes. Drain greens and squeeze out only trying red beets." is a colorful addition to any meal. excess moisture. Cool and chop coarsely. Place in a Although beets can be bowl and toss with enough dressing to coat. boiled with the skins on Jennifer's bled goat cheese. For the freshest beets, When beets are tender, unwrap, slip off skins until tender, Miller's favor- Another popular way to visit a farm stand. Miller 4.and thinly slice. Place sliced beets in a large ite way to prepare beets is Culinary Cue enjoy beets is to pickle and her husband, Jeff, have bowl. Add capers and/4cup dressing. Toss to mix. to oven roast them. "Roast- them. Miller pointed out been farming their 40-acre Place greens on a plate. Arrange sliced beets on top. ing really intensifies the When storing beets, cut off that pickled beets can be the greens, leaving about farm in Grayslake for 10 Sprinkle with goat cheese and serve at room beet-y flavor' she said. To made in a small batch and years. They have partnered two inches of stem. Leaving temperature. Can also be chilled and served cold. roast beets, Miller first cuts do not need to be canned. with a farm family in Wis- the greens attached allows offthe greens and rubs the "They can keep in the re- cousin to provide a greater the greens to pull moisture unpeeled beets with olive frigerator and eaten over variety ofproduce for their from the beets over time. oil. Then she wraps the time," she said. Community Supported Store greens and beets in Simple PickledBeets beets in foil and bakes them She said some people Agriculture share custom- at 400 degrees until tender. separate bags in the refrig- purchasê beets for juicing with DIII erator. ers. Sandhill Family Farms The amount of time or other healthy dishes. offer fruit, dairy meat, e varies with the size of the "People who are into the and vegetable options. Makes four servings. beet, but the average time is raw food movement eat "Everything is grown sus- about 45 minutes. "Then beets in any recipe. Mixing 5-6 beets, about three inches in diameter them raw. Theyjust peel tainably, responsibly and 1/4 you unwrap the beets, slip red and golden beets, espe- them and slice them very without pesticides," said cup apple cider vinegar off the skins and serve cially in salads, is a way to thin on a mandolin. If you Miller. i tablespoon sugar them hot or let them cool to add brilliant color to a dish. mix them with sliced tar- Sandhill Farm also has a i tablespoon olive oil serve cold." Many people mistakenly nips and carrots, it makes a weekly stand at the Oak 1/4teaspoon salt Since she often uses view the greens attached to delicious crunchy trio." Park Farmers Market. For 1/4teaspoon black pepper beets in different ways, she the beet as waste, but When purchasing beets, more information, go to 2tablespoons of fresh dill, chopped roasts several beets at once. Miller said they are edible. 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Slip off the skins and slice into rounds beets. be used within a week of the same amount of time. roasted beets drizzled with or quarters. Set aside. "Golden beets are milder picking while the beets can We try to pick ourbeets a little olive oil and sprin- In bowl, combine vinegar, sugar, olive oil, salt, in flavor and are a lot less be stored for a month or when they are larger than a kied with salt are simply 3-pepper and dill. Add sliced beets and toss to messier to prepare. Red longer," said Miller. One of gulfball but smaller than a delicious too. coat. Allow to marinate at room temperature for at beets do make things red," her favorite beet recipes is baseball?' Cooked beets can least 30 minutes before serving. Refrigerate she said. The golden beets sliced beets on wilted beet be frozen but Miller said JudyBuchenot is a free- leftovers. can be used in place of red greens topped with crum- they may lose some texture. lancer. COVER STORY Perceptions of Asian dads in how their masculinity is per- By Joanne Vj Kim ceived in American culture today. Tribune Newspapers Randall Park, of 'Fresh Off the Boat,' others talk The recent #Starring.JohnCho movement is not only a push for Haenah Hwang cuddled her about growing up with their Asian dads diversity in Hollywood, but also 4-month-old son, Evan, as her the Asian-American community's husband, Mike, a 37-year-old attempt to reclaim the portrayal Taiwanese-American, shared ofAsian-American masculinity in stories about his father. the media. "He showed me his love by Park said he has always been makingsurethatldidthebestl conscious ofthe way Hollywood could in everything' he said. portrays Asian men. The Hwangs were reflecting "Ido understand the impon- on their fìrst-gneration im- tance for us to have more images niigrant Asian-American fathers of'masculine' Asian males to while looking forward to cele- balance out all the Long Duk brating their fIrst Father's Day as Dong's ofour time. Asian kids are new parents. still gettingbullied, and I'm sure "I have a different type of fa- the lack ofstrong media images ther's experience," said Haenah plays a part in that. But for me, Hwang, a 32-year-old Korean- personally, what's more impor- American. tant than masculinity is that we, She recalls her father as a fami- as men, just feel good about who ly man who spent a lot of time we are and to do our best to rep- playing with her growing up. But resent that unapologetically," said she said she felt a weight of re- Park. sponsibility early on, having to "I don't want Even to grow up translate English to Korean for feeling different in any way. At the her parents. same time, I want him to grow up "I had a little bit of resentment. knowing his heritage as half- My dad felt more like a friend to Korean and haif-Taiwanese," said me, almost," she said, adding this Haenah Hwang. She said she is made her question her parents' concerned but positive that Evan love for her at times. will overcome the skewed influ- The portrayal of Asian-Amen- ence ofAsian stereotypes in the can dads and masculinity has a media. long history in the U.S. ANTHONY SOUFFLE/TRIBUNE NEWSPAPERS She said her husband, Mike, "For Asian fathers, when their Haenah and Mike Hwang play with their son, Evan,4months, before putting him down for a nap in their Chi- will be a good role model and main concern was on survival, cago home last month. father, and help their son dis- fitting into the new culture and tinguish what is right and wrong bringing bread on the table, what affection. show, which, in its second season, different experiences to the table. in portrayals ofAsian masculinity. America considers 'male' was not "It's going to be hard," said Li, is the longest-running Asian- When Asians started immigrat- "I want him to be compassion- their priority," said Dr. Josephine 29, about treating his dad to a American sitcom, and how he and ing to the U.S. in the 19th century, ate - quick to listen and slow to Kim, a professor at Harvard's Father's Day dinner. He said he his father were in real life. Asian men were mainly engaged speak. I want him to love the Graduate School of Education has told his father directly that he "At times, (my father) does in manual labor. Toward the end diversity ofthe city and the coun- who specializes in child devel- loves him only twice. He plans on walk that line ofbeing the classic ofthe 19th century, when the U.S. try that we live in," said Mike opment and immigrant issues. telling him again at dinner. bumbling sitcom dad. But there is economy grew rapidly then col- Hwang. He hopes to demonstrate The Asian cultural definition of Li has been trying lately to be always that undercurrent (of) lapsed, Asian-American men the "quiet strength" that comes masculinity relies heavily on more understanding ofthe strug- strule and sacrifice, which is became unemployed and wound from leading by example and scholarship and not showing gI es and stress his father went something I see in my own father up as scapegoats and targets. sacrifice that his father showed weakness, she said, which trans- through to provide for the family and, in some ways, mysel' said Often, Asian-American men had hint lates into men showing less emo- over the years, he said. Park. no options but to engage in laun- Park expressed gratitude tion. Korean-American actor Ran- Despite the hardships Asian dry work and cooking to provide toward his father and said he She added that the difference dall Park also can relate. Park, immigrant fathers faced, they for their families. hopes he can be like him in some in values often led second-gener- who playsLouisHuang, an Asian were considered not "manly" "The issue of masculinity ways. ation Asian-American children to immigrant father on the ABC enough throughout history. comes in here. Laundry work and "My dad is a great man - one misunderstand their fathers as sitcom "Fresh Offthe Boat," said "There is a long history of ways cooking are seen as women's ofmy true heroes in life," said unloving and uncaring, seen his father operated a photographyin which Asian-American males work. So the Asian men became Park. "There were times when I through the lens of their Ameri- store in Santa Monica, Calif., were deprived ofmasculinity in feminized because ofthe labor hated having a dad that was so canized cultural perspective. where Park observed firsthand American society," said Dr. Mark they were pushed to perform," different from all the white dads I Perry Li, a second-generation "all the struggles that he went Chiang, the interim director of said Chiang. saw on TV. But now, I think it's Chinese-American born in Chi- through to keep that business the Asian-American Studies Influenced by media portray- the coolest thing ever." cago, said he resented his father afloat." Program at the University of als, stereotypes and the model- most of his life until recently Park said he finds similarities Illinois at Chicago. 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MY PET WORLD What to feedapicky eater dog By Marc Morrone they recognize their mother? would have to agree with you. I Tribune Content Agency Does the mother recognize the am sure they do not think as we grown puppies as her own? do, but there is clearly something E Q: We have two rescues, one StanJones,Las Vegas,NV going on in their heads. since she was 9 months and the A: That is a question I have The best example I can give other my mom rescued and we long wondered about, however, was when I was breeding a type adopted. After trying every to the best ofmy knowledge, offish called a betta. The male conceivable option to feed the there are no scientific studies builds a nest ofbubbles and cares second dog, who is a picky done on whether an animal can for the eggs and babies. If one eater, I just started making recognize a blood relative - all should fall out ofthe floating them chicken with rice. We information is only anecdotal. nest, he carefully picks it up in his give them a vitamin every day, Everyone has stories about mouth and replaces it back in. but I am constantly worried this. This one fish I had was tend- they need more nutrients. Is I once had a wolfthat only ing to his babies and I dropped a what! am doing OK? liked me and was afraid of all few frozen blood worms in the - Ten Giacini, Las Vegas, NV other men. However, one day, bowl for him to eat. Just as he A: You really do not need to when she saw my father for the turned to follow one of the feel guilty you are doing nothing first time she responded to him worms a baby fell out ofthe nest wrong. There is no problem with as ifhe were me - was it his and he picked it up in his mouth, feeding your dog chicken and mannerisms that matched mine then turned to eat the blood- rice, as long as you are giving the or did she know that we shared worm. I figured the baby in his dog a vitamin and mineral sup- the same DNA? mouth would get swallowed with plement as you described. Such a situation is not scien- the worm. However, a small dog that is tific and so we cannot answer a However, he stopped dead in living inside and not really doing question based on this or any his tracks for at least a half a any large amount of physical other experience. minute just staring at the worm. activity should have the protein I have watched many animal Then he spat out the baby, ate the part of the meal as only a third of siblings reunite after a period of worm and then picked up the the total volume. The other two time and they do not seem to baby and returned ito the nest. thirds does not have to be just regard each other any different CHICAGO TRIBUNE Ifthat is not thinking, then I do rice, you can be as creative as you than they would ifthey metan- Cockapoos and other dogs may sometimes seem to be thinking cogni- not know what else is and this is want to be. Most dogs love other animal from down the tively. but there is no scientific proof either way. coming from a fish one-inch long. canned pumpkin, boiled white block. potatoes and sweet potatoes, or Animals also have very good Q: My Cockapoo is really the what you thought. Marc Morrone has kept almost squash. You can make just about memories for remembering indi- smartest dog I have ever had. Grace Petersen, Orlando, FL every kind ofanimal as a pet for any vegetable, except for onions. viduals, so iftwo puppies becameMy husband is a biology teach- A: This is a loaded question the last half-century and he is What you are doing is just fine good friends when they were er and says that she is not actu- that has no answer; everyone has happy to share his knowledge with and you can stop worrying. together in a litter, then they ally thinking at all and what a different opinion on it and thereothers. Although he cannot answer would most likely always remem-she does is only to please us or are no scientific studies per- every question, he will publish Q: Do adult dogs recognize ber each other as good friends. to please herself However, formed to support both sides. many ofthose that have a general their siblings or, for that mat- Their ability to recognize each when I see her studying a situ- As a general rule, animals react interest. You can contact him at ter, their mothers after being other as blood relatives remains ation it really seems as ifshe is to situations rather than think [email protected];please in- separated for some time? Do unproven. thinking about it. I wondered about them cognitively. But I dude your name, city and state.

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Condo ownerprepares for dispute with his association Dear Help Squad, be able to find any Ian- . common element. The whom I am one, believe that the associa- Who is responsible for repainting a guage in them that would association is usually re- lion is responsible for all the damages bathroom ceiling that was damaged by roof assign responsibility. sponsible for the mainte- caused by the failure ofa common element, repairs ordered by the condo association? Jim, Park Ridge nance ofthe common el- whatever those are. So the association Our condo town home complex is under- ements. (which hired the roofer) would have to going major repairs for which we have had As this request for help The party responsible for place the ceiling back into the same condi- a special assessment. The roofer hired by was a direct result of my maintaining a building (or tion it was when the leak occurred, finish the association did some repair work on column "Who's respon- CAThY CUNNINGHAM some part ofone) is usually, coat ofpaint and all. the roofs. After a major rain, we saw some sible when town home Help Squad under general principals of But (and this is a very important "but") large water stains in our second-floor guest roofleaks and owner's unit law, responsible for the the association's condominium instru- bathroom. is damaged?", I went directly to my legal damages caused to third parties by the ments could have provisions that result in a We notified the management company expert for that column, attorney Mark failure ofthat building or part. different outcome. In addition, the associa- and the association. The roofer came out Rosenbaum ofFischel & Kahn, Ltd. In this case, the damages appear to be to tion's liability insurance and even the unit and reportedly fixed the problem on the Though Rosenbaum is restricted to provid- the bathroom ceiling through the finish owner's own insurance could affect the roof. He admitted that one of his workers ing specific legal advice only to those who coat ofpaint. Typically, the common el- final outcome. caused the leak, which he fixed. have hired him as counsel, he was able to ements are defined as including, among With this information in hand, Jim In the past, when leaks have happened offer Jim the following general guidance other things, the walls ofeach unit, up attended his next condo board meeting and in this complex, the board has taken the via a written statement (which he qualified through the primer coat ofpaint. It is usu- presented his case. Two days later, he was position that it will apply a stain blocker to "is not intended as specific legal advice to ally the duty ofthe unit owner to maintain contacted by a painter from the building's the discolored area, but will not repaint the any person"): everything "inside" the primer coat (like management company, and the following ceiling. The difference here is that there is It is an oddity of both the Illinois Condo- finish paint or wallpaper). week his ceiling was painted. a direct cause for the leak, i.e. the repair minium Property Act and most condo Some attorneys are ofthe opinion that Need help? that took place within the past few months.declarations (and bylaws) that little or even if the failure of a common element Sendyour questions, complaints, infus- It seems the roofer should be respon- nothing is stated directly about the liability causes damage, the association's only obli- tices and column ideas to Helpsquad@ sible for repainting the bathroom ceiling. of the association for damages. I have not gation is to repair the damage up through pioneerlocaLeom. [As recommended in your April 27 col- seen [Jim's] condo instruments, and can the common elements for which the asso- umn], we have looked at the declarations only respond in a general way. ciation is responsible (in this case, the Cathy Cunningham is afreelance columnist and rules and regulations but don't seem to The roof of a condo building is usually a primer coat of paint). Other attorneys, of for Pioneer Press. NeedaCar Now? Bad Credit? No Credit? No Problem.

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I recently went to see Frankie Valli at Ravinia. As the 82year-o1d who stole the heart ofevery woman back in the day belted out well-loved songs like, "Sherry" (1962), "Can't Thke My Eyes Off You" (1967) and "My Eyes Adored You" (1975), it brought me back in time, and for some VAL MAZZENGA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE 1977 reason g:t me thinking about how different Frankie Valli, center, sang songs in era the dynamics ofdating were back then. when dating seemed simple compare to Back in the days when Valli was singing today's dating world that includes Tinder. his songs, dating seemed simple. Men and women met through friends, school, does that mean we can't let a relationship church, the community or family. They breathe and enjoy getting to know some- arranged dates either in person or on their one before we take off our clothes? home phones. The guy went to the girl's Furthermore, people don't seem to date house, picked her up, opened the car door exclusively anymore.Itseems perfectly for her, took her to a restaurant and at the acceptable to go out with (and have sex end ofthe nigtitgave her a peck on the with) multiple people. Call me judgmental, cheek and asked to see her again. During but thatjust doesn't cut it for me. Besides this era, men seemed to have so much feeling kind ofgross, multiple sexual part- respect for the women they "courted," and ners leaves people feeling empty. in return, women expected to be treated a I'm not saying true love doesn't exist any certain way that I think fails to exist in longer, or that men and women don't expe- today's dating world. rience romance. I just want to know when It's really sad, but what I'm wondering is such mediocre dating behavior became how society allowed this gradual but corn- acceptable, when men decided they didn't plete change in the effort men make for the have to try so hard and women lowered the wherein c ¡ation women they date, along with the standards bar. What happened to that man who was women are willing to accept? In other supposed to sweep a woman offher feet, words, how did we get from a sweet good treat her like a princess and give her the night peck on a first date to swiping on fuji7 tale? What happened to the woman meets inspiration Tinder, hooking up and then saying "Buh- who felt worthy ofbeingwith someone bye, see you around"? who made her feel treasured? Did self- I want to clarify that I'm not speaking esteem become obsolete like Vaffi's 45s? visionaries, ideas and trends connect here about all men and women. There are still I understand times have changed, and some old souls out there (including my that women are more independent and boyfriend) whose thinking is similar to self-confident. I also realize strong, self- those during the glory days. But I think for sufficient women can be intimidating to the most part, dating in 2016 as opposed to men, and that maybe men are just trying to the Frankie Valli time period is a nightmare do what they think a woman wants. for several reasons. What does a woman want? No matter First, no one calls anymore. Conversa- how independent she is, and no matter tions and plans arc made via text, Facebook hoi' much she will say "I don't need any- or Instagram. Although a time saver, it's one;' a woman still wants to feel cherished. impersonal and there is no spontaneity. She want the security of monogamy. She People have as long as they need to respondwants you to take her on dates, open car to a text and to think of a funny, witty an- doors, leave her with a kiss good night and swer to a question. That to me really isn't then say (in the words of Frankie Valli), how you uncover someone's authenticity. "You're just to good to be true, can't take blueskyinnovation.com Next, I have heard many stories from my eyes off of you' not "This was fin. Let's men and women about how sex is just hook up again sometime?' #connect expected - even on a first date. When the heck did that happen? I know we live in an Jackie Pilossoph is a freelance columnist. immediate response-driven society. But __/ I '2..HEALTH .....

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Every garden needs a show- piece - and for many ofus, a magnolia tree is it. Come spring, magnolia trees are the prom dresses ofthe garden. Their magnificent showy flowers blan- ket the branches long before their leaves unfurl. Although some homeowners are likely familiar with the delicate white- flowered star magnolia and the pale pink saucer magnolia, there are many more from which to choose, including those with yellow, purple, red and bicolored flowers. Some are found in the tropics while others are winter- CHICAGO BOTANIC GARDEN hardy asr north as Minnesota. Magnolia expert Andrew Bunting, You'll find 146 top choices in in his new book, suggests how to Andrew Bunting's new book, use the ornamental plant in small "The Plant Lover's Guide to gardens and tight spaces. Magnolias" (Timber Press, 224 pages, $24.95). Cuba. A colleague in Estonia The book explores magnolias The Heaven Scent" magnolia. The flowers of magnolia trees cover the stems before their leaves unfurl. grows them, and one ofthe big- that range in size from large gest areas for growing magnolias shrubs to towering trees. Besides is in Sweden. Parts of coastal showcasing these delightfùl Sweden are warmer than Chi- denizens ofspring, Bunting sug- cago. gests how to use some of them in small gardens and tight spaces, as Should we worry about dis- well as companion plants to pair ease resistance? them with. He details what tem- Our soils are heavy, and the perature zones in which they'll high pH (alkalinity) has an im- grow and flower and the type of pact. And, because they're stres- soil, sunlight and care they need sed they can get magnolia scale. to thrive year after year. He also They need a relatively well- explains how to grow more mag- drained soil as well. nolias from seeds and stem cut- tings in case you get hooked. What are some ofyour f- Bunting grew up in Manhat- vorites? tan, Ill., where an old majestic Well,forthose that are hardy iii Chicago, I'd say "Butterflies" for saucer magnolia created a cano- SCOTT ARBORETUM py of bloom outside his bedroom ARBORETUM WESPELAAR its yellow flowers. There's 'Al- window. It provided the opportu- The Golden Gift' magnolia. The "Yellow Bird" Magnolias range in size and temperature tolerance. exandrina," a saucer magnolia. nity to study the plant up close. "Centennial" is a floniferous star. For26years, he worked at the Why did you choose magno- for ounce, there's no better flow- in the Midwest. Sometimes the One ofthe most popular on the Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore lias, instead of, say, crab ap- ering plant in the world. (Yes, he's niagnolias are in flower when planet is "Leonard Messel" - it's College in Swarthmore, Penn. It ples? passionate.) we get a freeze and then such a great plant. I'd say "Coral was there that his passion for The size and abundance of they're toast. Lake" is in my top 10, period. And, magnolias blossomed. As curator, magnolia flowers make them one Why don't we see more mag- Yes, they're challenged a bit in "Lois," for its golden-yellow flow- he helped build the arboretum's of the most stunning groups of nolias in home gardens? Chicago. It's colder here, and that ers. magnolia collection from about trees in the spring. I like the flow- Most homeowners haven't has a level ofstress on magnolias. 50 to 200 different cultivars. He ers - they cover the stems before been exposed to the breadth of The hardiness varies, but a friend How about fragrance? also serves on the board of direc- the tree leafs out and they're magnolias that can be grown here in North Dakota grows them Several are fragrant. One of my tors of Magnolia Society Interna- entirely covered in flowers. The in the Chicago area. Roy Klehm atthere. Sometimes it's a matter of favorites that's fragrant is "Judy tional. Yes, you could call him a crab apple is a true small-flower- Song Sparrow Nursery planting them in the wrong place Zuk." She was the former presi- magnolia addict. ing tree while saucer magnolias (wwwsongsparrow.com) in or using the wrong plant. Many dent ofthe Brooklyn Botanic We spoke with Bunting in his are majestic and stately. And crab Wisconsin grows quite a few are hardy to about zone 4 with a Garden. The tree and flowers are office at the Chicago Botanic apples flower as they are leafing different ones. (The book also likely chance ofhaving some upright, and the flowers smell like Garden in Glencoe, Ill., where he out so the leaves sometimes hide includes a list of sources for mag- flowers. Over halfthe magnolias Fruit Loops cereal - tropical and is assistant director. The follow- the flowers. There is no flowering nolias as well as where to view are tropical species - 34 are fiuiity. ing is an edited transcription of tree that's superior, as long as the them in public gardens.) native to Colombia, South Amen- our conversation. flowers don't get frosted. Ounce Spring weather is often iffy ca, six are endemic species in Nina Koziol is afreelance writer. DREAM HOME

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Brad Zimmerman is a Life in the digital age self-described late bloomer. means it's never too late to "I didn't start writing until I catch up on all those shows was 33. I didn't start doing you've been hearing so funny stuff until my 40s, much about, and there's no. when I took a comedy better time than summer. class," he said. To aid in this endeavor, I But look at him now. have compiled a shortlist, Zimmerman will per- which is A) completely, form his one-person show, and even randomly, sub- "My Son the Waiter: A jedive, and B) specific to TNS Jewish Tragedy," for a the notion ofthe beach- Michael Kitchen as Christopher Foyle and Honeysuckle four-week run, July7-31,at binge, i.e., at least two Weeks as Samantha Wainwright in "Foyle's War' the North Shore Center for seasons are, or soon will be, the Performing Arts in available. As often as pos- personal relationship with "Foyie's War": Youcan Skokie. BRAD ZIMMERMAN sible, I have chosen series a psychopath in West jump in at anypointof "'My Son the Waiter' is Brad Zimmerman performs his one-man show, "My Son that transport American Yorkshire. (Netflix) Anthony Horowitz's mas- basically a journey of strug- the Waiter: A Jewish Tragedy' at the North Shore Center viewers to another place terful drama about a Brit- gle' he said. for the Performing Arts. and/or time. "biack-ish":A thor- ish detective holding down Zimmerman, who had So in no particular order, oughly modern family the home front during previously concentrated on 'My Son the Zimmerman began writ- a limited, subjective, spe- comedy that deftly balan- World War II; Michael acting; took that comedy ing "My Son the Waiter" ¡n cific list not to be confused ces the serious and the Kitchen's Detective Chief class in1992."The combi- Waiter A Jewish 2005.In2013,he booked a with a list of the best TV silly. (Amazon Prime) Superintendent Christo- nation of acting and stand- run at Stage Door Theatre shows of all tini, just the pher Foyle will always hold up gave me a kind of unique Tragedy' in Florida. Producers Dana ones you might want to "The Fait":In Northern you spellbound. (Acorntv/ perspedive on how to When: 2and7:30p.m. Matthow and Philip Roy consider this summer. Ireland, an alpha female Netflix) perform," he said. "My Thursdays:8p.m. Fridays: 2 flew down to see the show police superintendent I delivery was informed by and8p.m. Saturdays:2 and loved it. "They bought MOutiand.r":The adap- (Gilhian Anderson) tracks a "Catastrophe":There the acting so there was an p.m. Sundays, July7-31 the touring rights to the tation ofDiana Gabaldon's serial killer (Jaunie Dur- are two seasons but they authenticity to what I was Where:North Shore Center show and that changed my novel series offers dra- nan) and takes exactly no have only six episodes doing. I wasn't just telling for the Performing Arts, life," Zimmerman said. matic plotting a little bit of crap from anyone. (Netfllx) each, which means the jokes. I was telling stories. 9501Skokie Blvd., Skokie A 15-month off-Broad- history and a lot of time- binge will be brief But the And I got good enough after Tickets: $40and up way run at New York's traveling romance all "Parks and Recre- hilariously caustic love six years to start working information:847-673- Thad Theatre followed. wrapped up in a visit to theatlon":Gone too soon but story between an Ameri- with some very well-known 6300;www.mysonthewai- After the North Shore glorious Scottish High- still with us, the citizen- canguyandaBritishgal people." ter.com Center nm, Zimmerman lands. (Starz.com) leaders ofPawnee, md., (played by Rob Delaney He became the opening will take his show to New take us to the heartland and Sharon Horgan) living act for such stars as Joan York, New Jersey Minneso- "Doctor Who":It is never and tell us how to cope in London is terrific. (Ama- Rivers (for six years), acting not the wayl ta and Florida too late to choose your with any given situation, zon Prime) George Carlin, Brad Gar- loved playing basketball," "So many people don't do favorite Doctor or become including two er-wives rett Dennis Miller and Zimmerman said. "But if I what they should be doing a fan ofthe longest-run- named Tammy. (Netflix) "Cadfaei":Derek Jacobi Julio Iglesias. was going to make a career, because they can't break ning, and most consistently stars as Ellis Peters' 12th Creating a one-person it certainly beat sitting through that resistance' he delightful, time-traveling "Moone Boy":mn rural century soldier turned show was the next logical behind a desk or working said. "I was lucky enough drama in history. (Netflix) Ireland, a 12-year-old boy monk turned sleuth in step for him. for my father selling furni- that I did." has an imaginary friend Shrewsbury England. "I don't do clubs so I ture." Zimmerman has no "Orphan Black":Tatiana played by Chris Dowd, and History! Amazing loca- started writing a play Zimmerman admitted regrets about his late suc- Maslany's ability to play it isjust as charming, tions! Derek Jacobi! chronicling a guy who has that his many years hesitat- cess in show business. 'As dozens ofdifferent clones touching and funny as you (Acomtv) been in the waiting busi- ing to fully commit to an much as you lovebeingan is just one draw of this might imagine. (Hulu) ness for a long time' Zim- acting career was based ¡n early bloomer, it's worked complicated sci-fi tale that "Cail the Midwife":As merman explained. That part on his fear of failure. out in a way that's very includes a number of fine "Jane the Virgin":With adapted from Jennifer certainly describes Zim- During those nearly three gratifying. The play itself is performances and moral its Miami setting; telenove- Worth's memoir oflife as a merman, who served diners decades as a waiter, Zim- a chronicle of the whole dilemmas. It is a thing not la top-notes and wacky young midwife in East at New York restaurants for merman kept studying his journey" to be missed. (Amazon plot twists, the story of a London during the early 29years. craft but he didn't audition. And that journey will Prime.) truly accidental pregnancy days ofthe National Health He performed in plays He did manage to do a continue. "I'm working on defines beach-binge but Service, this PBS series is while he attended Rollins couple of one-person the sequel," Zimmerman "Happy Valiay":Sarah the cast, headed by Gina as good-hearted as it is College in Florida, but shows but he didn't quit revealed. Lancashire stars as a detec- Rodriguez, keeps it very historically provocative. admitted that he didn't working as a waiter until He's calling it, "My Rise tive facingdown all man- human. (Season1,Netflix (Netflix) have "a love affair with 2007. to the Middle?' ner oftroubles, including a Season2,Hulu) GO 23 PANCAKE BREAKFAST IN THE WOODS SUNDAY, JULYiO 8:30A-NOON

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KARIE AJGLLL WCIPIONEER PRESS I Just like last year, carnival rides will be part of the fun at the Island in the City Festival, held July7-10in Norridge.

FAMILY FRIENDLY Enjoy delicious pancakes served hot offthe griddle with syrup or strawberries, turkey sausage, and beverages. After breakfast, take a walk and watch Brush with Nature plein air painters working along the Nature Center trails. Advanced tickets are Music, carnival fun at recommended and available at Emily Oaks.

Island in the City Festival 4650 Brummel Street (847) 674-1500, ext. 2500 BY MYRNA PETLICKI Sunday dedicated to coun- 6633 or go to www.niles- Pioneer Press try music. park&org For details, call 708-457- Your family can enjoy a 1244 or go to wwwisland Marching orders ...... I getaway without going far inthecitycont I I from home at the 11th annu- Skokie resident Karen I al Island in the City Festival, Out of this world Jordan, news anchor at s July 7-10 at Overhill Avenue WLS Channel 7, will be one I between Wilson and Law- "Space Pirates!" will ofthe grand marshalls of I I rence in Norridge. invade the Devonshire the Skokie Fourth of July I I "It's a family friendly Cultural Center, 4400 Parade which begins at event that really brings the Greenwood St., Skokie, at 2 noon at Oakton Community IU p.m. July 6. The new chil- College, 7701 N. Lincoln I community together as they I enjoy carnival rides, gumes, dren's musical is presented Ave and heads to Oakton - ),.,, .ra!re ( a business expo, great enter- by Summer On Broadway Park, 4701 Oakton St The .- r . tainment and a diverse Jr. Tickets are $3. celebration continues with selection of food vendors," For details, call 847-674- family festivities at Niles said Monica Slonski, admin- 1500, ext. 2400 or go to West High School, 5071 p istrative services manager wwwskokieparks.org/ Oakton St. starting at 5p.m. for the Norridge Park Dis- devonshire-playhouse. Live music begins at 6p.m. and the evening ends with a trict, which sponsors the .[njth i l:ir lnlJ event Free day of play fireworks display. That huge array of food For details, call 847-933- s. IU s U. choices includes chicken Follow the Village of 8210 or go to wwwskokie tenders, baked clams, deep Niles' Fourth of July parade 4th.org. fried Oreos and almost from Notre Dame College To advertise in the everything else you can Prep, 7655 W. Dempster St, Another great Chicaqoland Theatre Directory, please cal! imagine. at 9 a.m., to Grennan The festival runs from Heights, 8255 Oketo, for a date 5-10 p.m. Thursday; 5-11 Post-Parade Celebration, Kenneth Park, 7255 i 2-2222487 p.m. Friday; 1-11 p.m. Sat- 10:30 arn.-2 p.m. The free Kenneth is the setting for urday and 1-10 p.m. Sunday. event, presented by the the next Lincoinwood I S IU i I The prices for daily wrist- Niles Park District, will Community Park Play Date, I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I II I iI I I I II I bands at the carnival hadn't include a children's water 1-2 p.m. July 7. There will be s I been set at press time al- play area, games, inflatables, active games, outdoor crafts I I though a 4-Day Mega-Pass pony rides, face-painting and more at this free drop- I CIiICAOOLAND I is available online for $60. and more. R-Gang will in event I I There's nonstop live perform from 10:30 For details, call 847-677- I I entertainment for free a.m.-1:30 p.m. 9740 or go to wwwiincoln I 1TI-!.ATRF.DIRECTORY.. I throughout the festival with For details, call 847-967- woodlLorg. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII.III 24TREND

'Night of Dreams IGa1a' raises $500,000 for Have Dreams

Event 'Night of Dreams Gala' Benefiting: Have Dreams, which serves children, teens and young adults with autism in the greater Chicago area Honors: Michelle and Robert Smigel, creators of the Night a of Too Many Stars biennial benefit for autism on Comedy Central, received the 2016 Dream Maker Award Co-chairs: Joyce and Anthony Flakus of Lincoinwood and i Diane and William Johnson of Northfield Location: Radisson Blu Aqua, Chicago Attended: 390 Date: April 30 Raised: $500,000 Website: havedreams.org

MARIAH SMITH/HAVE DPEAMS PHOTOS From left: Meghan, Liam and Lynn Farrell, Dale Seaberg, Adrienne Voglesang, Mark Farrell, ali of Park Ridge i

The gala co-chairmen were, from left: Bill and Diane John- son of Northfield. Joyce and Tony Flakus of Lincolnwood

From left: Have Dreams participant Zach, Kris Johnsen of Park Ridge, Have Dreams Executive Director and Andy Bonk of Park Ridge

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B 307, Ahmed Mustafa & Lubna Darlene Daynor 05-11-16 $185,000 517 W Ashford In, Arlington Alfred Ievinson JeffreyTlindeman 55-04-16 $422.500 Northbmok Mustafa Heights 2011 WaltersAve, Northbrook Bonnie Szeto J & G Inc 05-06-16 $225,000 604 W Brittany Dr, Arlington Richard W Carter & Rebecca I Richard H Swanson 05-04-16 $435,000 1943 Koehling Rd. Northbrook Joann Pantelis Robert) Lyman OS-11-16 Heights Carter $400,000 533 Dunstes dr, Northbrook Neal R Parikh & Priya Chadha 05-04-16 304W Brampton Ln, Arlington Stephen T Reeler & Mika Kondo Allison M Sciillier 05-04-16 $545,000 Blerta Hasimi 5-415,000 Heights 1127 Briarwood Ln, Northbrook Kevin Dougherty & Stephanie Lynne Z Van Schaack 05-11-16 $499.500 8 Bernard Ct, Buffalo Grove Alexander Murovanny UsBankNalrustee 05-11-16 $252,000 Dougherty 212 Palmgren Ct, Buffalo Grove Richard L Tracy lii & Kathleen E Joseph M Rubano 05-11-16 $315,000 2403 Illinois Rd. Northbrook Paul Moretta & Stephanie Joseph Caputo 05-10-16 $500,000 Tracy Moretta 044 Lagoon Dr, Northfield 05-10-16 8995 Kennedy Dr, Des Plaines Mathew Abraham & Susan NorbertSuiba 05-10-16 $73,000 Benjamin And Eberline A Melinda Foukal $425,000 Mathew Elizabeth Eberline 9370 Bay Colony Dr, # 3N, Des Ens Atar Stanislaw Kumorek 05-10-16 $110.000 829 N Maple Ave, Palatine David i Depinto & Lisal Depinto William J Borkowski 05-04-16 $31,000 Plaines 131 1 N Baldwin Ct, B 2D, PalatineMiguel Salguero Perez & Ma Jaime Jimenez Pelayo 05-10-16 $69,000 Guadalupe Ambris Ambrocio 2166 Estates Ave. Des Plaines . Mohammad Azam Hussain & FannieMae 05-10-16 $141,000 Shah Imran Imran 235 E Palatine Pd, Palatine Michael Bledsoe Federal Home Loan Mtg Corp 05-10-16 590,000 1685 Mill St, #406, Des Plaines Pawel Lagoda BrianCampion 05-11-16 $172,000 140 W Wood St, B 404, Palatine Gerd L Moore Bryan H Cho 05-10-06 $122,000 274 Columbia Ave, Des Plaines Steven Xu & Anca Baer BradleyHammond 05-10-16 $229,000 2020 N Rand Rd. B 209, Palatine Peter Vasilos Jillian Cycyota 05-04-16 $124.000 9009 Jacqueline Dr. Des Plaines Sameh Khan Household Ftnancecorp lii OS-04-16 $238,000 325 E Forest Knoll Dr, Palatine Randall Prueitt Tcf National Bank 05-10-16 $149,000 1675 Mill St, # 409, Des Plaines Lillian Gerlach Rodney Ela Merek Holesz 05-04-16 $265,000 390 W Mahogany Ct, B 403, Maciej Labowicz Maciej Labowicz 05-10-16 $165.000 1681 Buckingham Dr, Des Cindy Sabu ValentinPetkov 05-11-16 $293,000 Palatine Plaines 228 W Dartmoor Ave, Palatine Michael Pockwood Jeffrey M Sperling 05-11-16 $177,500 10017 Linda Ln, Des Plaines Jan Lesny 8. Maria Lesny LindaPropertiesLlc 05-11-16 $399,000 249 N Norman Dr, Palatine Lucas A Merwin & Kathryn E Bruce Heath 05-11-16 $255.000 820 Oakton St, B 2F. Evanston Danny A Valencia & Emily C NeetaBadlani OS-04-16 $21,500 Merwin Paulus 6484 Mill Valley Pd, Palatine Jodi Triest Marcey Tallian 05-11-16 $268,000 2234 Central St, #2, Evanston Margaret Hanley Joann GillisTrustee 05-11-16 $164,500 455 W Wood St. B 401, Palatine Thomas J Constantini & Pamela Donald J Skinner 05-04-16 $317,500 8631 Frst Ave, #2W, Evanston Martha Floberg KrisPVezner 05-10-16 $193,000 A Costantini 616 Michigan Ave. B 2W, Evans- Richard Christy Jr Deborah J Pascal 05-04-16 $195,000 420 E Carpenter Dr, Palatine Matthew C Wood A Meghan A Stephen M Kolodziej 05-04-16 $340,000 ton Wood David Sardana 214 South Blvd. B A, Evanston Terence HRo& Kyoung Min Ro Elizabeth Geier 05-04-16 $200,000 1695 W Arbor Ct, Palatine Michael Bless A Christine 05-li-16 $413,000 Schnitzius 91 1 Maple Ave, B 2S, Evanston Kristen R Wisniewski A David A William J Sullivan 05-04-16 $220.000 . Wlsniewski 639 N Newkirk Ln, Palatine Richard J Bertucci A Renne I Frank E Seifried 05-10-16 $448,000 Bertucci 2109 Dobson St. Evanston Jermy Koons & Meghan Koons RuthHBerger 05-11-16 $280.000 228 S Whitehall Dr, Palatine Gregory P Woods A Maureen M Mark Odonoghue 05-11-16 $529.000 1014 Main St. # 2, Evanston Kevin D O Connor Michael Van Tubbergan 05-04-16 $295,000 Woods 1826 Ashland Ave, Evanston Zipporah Porton & Jeffrey ParkerWilmington Trust Na Trustee 05-11-16 $305,000 1075 5 Hiddenbrook TrI, Palatine George T Lialios A Gordana M Michael J Ward 05-11-16 $740,000 Lialios 515 South Blvd. Evanston Thomas Wheeler Sickel Trust 05-04-16 $399,000 718 1/2 N Western Ave, Park Jake Davies Marilyn L Osborne 05-04-16 520,000 05-04-16 2619 Central Park Ave, Evanston Roman Reyhani & Sofia Reyhani Joseph W Durbin $490.000 Ridge 1800 Ridge Ave, Evanston Alan Bielawski & Diane BielawskiAlliant Cu 05-11-16 $900,000 400 Thames Pkwy, B 1G, Park Adrian Moise A Dochia Moise William J Burg 05-06-16 $160,000 3700 Capri Ct, B 305, Glenview Violeta DiezDaniel Nakano EstherGoldberg 05-04-16 $150,000 Ridge 4160 Cove Ln, B A, Glenview Lourdes Jacob Kenneth M Alpert 05-06-16 $174,000 2400 W Talcott Pd, # 223, Park Dobrita Rosoga Joseph Anthony Martello 05-04-16 $179,000 Ridge 616 Glendale Rd, Glenview Erying Zhang Diane Mersier Payton 05-11-16 $270,000 832 Sylviawood Ave, Park Ridge Nicholas Litton A Nina Ge Lee B Burswold 05-04-16 $281.500 424 Sheryl In, Glenview Alen Getson & Corey Getson Christopher J Clay 05-11-16 $445,000 104 Columbia Ave, Park Ridge Timothy M Metropulos Bauman Trust 05-11-16 $287,000 2111 Mickey Ln. Glenview Brooke E Hunter Lindy Thomas Sr 05-04-16 $600.000 1901 Manor Ln, Park Ridge Clemencia Cacos Byots Joel D Byits 05-10-16 $310,000 980 Raleigh Rd. Glenview Brian P Miller & Kimberly P Scott Pittman 99-01-16 $805,000 Miller 1126 Harrison St, Park Ridge Daniel Freier& Elise Freier David M Neff 05-10-16 $367.500 2200 Harrison St, Glenview Matthew Siami & Carrie Siami Amsfr lic 05-04-16 $1,170,000 1405 Granville Ave, Park Ridge Edward Weaver A Jenniffer Casimir Leja 05-11-16 $482.500 Weaver 5500 Lincoln Ave, # 300W. Kha Iran Ahmed Motiwala 05-04-16 $142,000 Morton Grove 876 Cider In, B 101, Prospect Belarmino Cruz Peter D Schor 05-04-16 5111.500 Heights 290 N Westgate Bd, # 310, MountAngel Mincheva & Mariana AnnaLasocki 05-10-16 $87,000 Prospect Mincheva 212 5 Maple Ln, Prospect Jeffrey T Kramarczyk A Gen Diane M Frey 05-11-16 $209,000 Heights Anee Kramarczyk 1717 W Crystal In, B 307. Mount Brian Tryba DamianFijal 05-11-16 5140,000 Prospect 1400 Aldgate Ct, B Al, Wheeling Kelly A Rome Abigail Shatter 05-11-16 $126,000 24 N Albert St, Mount Prospect Nlkhil Mehndiratta & Pooja TuyetNDuong 05-10-16 $150,000 ll68SilverwoodCt,#B1, Jagjit Singh A Damanpreet Kaur Steve A Peariman 05-04-16 $165,000 Mebndiratta Wheeling 1421 S Birch Dr, Mount Prospect Igor Bjelan & Sanela Bjelan Sanhareeb V Marooki 05-04-16 $280,000 321 E Dennis Pd, Wheeling John T Smith & Rebecca Smith Frank Santiago OS-11-16 $166,000 313 N Wille St, Mount Prospect Neil N Verceles & Jessica L Carol C Cardamone 05-10-16 $280,000 Madigan 801 E Ironwood Dr, Mount Richard Plizga & Melinda Plizga Mark Wyatt 05-10-16 $283,000 This list is not intended to be a complete record of all real estate transactions. Prospect Data compiled by Record Information Services 630-557-1000 U public-record.com 26 REAL ESTATE HOMES IN YOUR AREA

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From June 2016 to March 2017, (per session); $2,275 (both Sessions), cesses, failures and controversies in this hunt and winner prizes can be found at the Art Center proudly hosts artists: 847-328-2795 brand-new presentation. 1 p.m. North wwwwilmettehistory.org/events or call Adriana Kuri Alamillo, Judith Brotman, Shore Senior Center, 161 Northfleld the museum. 1 p.m. All week, Wilmette Joseph Cruz, David Giordano, Kirsten Company:7:30 p.m. June30 and July 1, Road, Northfleld, $10 NSSC member, Historical Museum, 609 Ridge Road, Leenaars and Pedro Valez. Each of the 3p.m. July 2, Writers Theatre, 325 Tu- $13 nonmember, 847-784-6030 Wulmette, free, 847-853-7666 artists chosen by curator Jessica Coch- dor Court, Glencoe, $35-$80, 847-242- ran address the residency theme Society 6000 Wiggie While You Walk on the LI- Free Waiking Clinic:Learn to get the during their stay. 9 a.m. All week, Evans- brary Lawn:From now through Au- most benefit out ofwalking as exercise ton Art Center, 1717 Central St., Evans- Summer History Tours at The gust, you are invited to take a StoryWalk in Gillson Park A certified, personal ton, free, 847-475-530() Grove:Take a tour of the historic build- featuring the book "Wiggle" by Doreen trainer teaches the class, which includes ings with costumed interpreters who Cronin. This energetic book about an a warm-up, stretching, inclines, steps, Contemporary Native Women show guests what pioneer life was like animated dog who wiggles in a variety balance and coordination. 5:30 p.m. Opening Doors to Change:Join the in Northern Illinois over 150 years ago. offunny situations is worth imitating. 9 June 30 and July 4, Gillson Park, Lake Mitchell Museum for the opening of its The tours are free and include demon- a.m. Park Ridge Public Library, 20S. Ave & Michigan Ave, Wílmette, free, latest exhibit, "Contemporary Native strations plus fun activities for kids. 11 Prospect Ave., Park Ridge, free, 847-825- 847-251-6834 Women Opening Doors to Change." a.m. The Grove, 1421 Milwaukee Ave., 3123 Welcoming reception at 1 p.m., curator Glenview, free, 847-299-6096 HiT18O:A low-impact, high-intensity led tour at 2 p.m. and a panel discussion Kanaoke Thursdays:Enjoy some great cardio and strength fitness class. Go to from 3-4:30 p.m. 1 p.m. All week, Mitch- Drop-in Movie Night "The Sandlot": pizza and sing a tune or two. 7 p.m. All www.hitl8Ofitcom for more informa- ell Museum of the American Indian, Bring a beach towel or blanket and week, Perry's Pizza and Ribs, 711 Devon tion and to register. The first class is 3001 Central St., Evanston, $3 kids, $5 covered drinks. See what happens when Ave., Park Ridge, free, 847-823-4422 free, but please register three hours adults and Tribal members free, 847- a new kid in town, Scotty Smalls, be- before the class. 5 a.m. All week, Hit 180 475-1030 comes the ninth player on a ragtag Rockin' in the Park 2016:This con- Fitness, 193 Northfield Road, Wmnetka, baseball team. This screening is recom- cert series features the music of classic First class free, 224-216-2086 Connecting Cultures: 40 Years at mended for ages eight and up. 6:45 p.m. cover bands. The weekly concerts occur the Mitchaii Museum:The latest Glenview Public Library, 1930 Glenview every Thursday from June 2 through An Evening with the Chicago Quer- exhibit unveiled is: "Connecting Cul- Road, Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 Sept. 1 with food and beverage tents on tony Review:Join editors and recent tures: 40 Years at the Mitchell Muse- the park's great lawn and a musical contributors ofthe Evanston-based um?' The exhibit celebrates four dec- Lincoinwood Summer Concert Se- fireworks display after every show. 7 Chicago Quarterly Review at The Book ades of thought-provoking exhibits, ries:This concert series is a perfect way p.m. MB Financial Park at Rosemont, Stall. The Chicago Quarterly Review is a lectures, and performances through to enjoy warm summer nights in June 5501 Park Place, Rosemont, free, 847- nonprofit, independent literary journal. photographs and memorabilia. There is and July, featuring live music, free chil- 349-5554 6:30 p.m. The Book Stall at Chestnut also a dazzling display of 45 objects dren's activities and bingo with great Court, 811 Elm St., Wmnetka, free, 847- donated by key collectors and Native prizes. The weekly event is located near Food Drive In Skokie:Requesting 446-8880 artists who have presented at the muse- the big tent in front of the Proesel Park donations ofcanned goods and dry food um. 10a.m. All week, Mitchell Museum Family Aquatic Center. 6p.m. Proesel products to fill the shelves ofthe Niles Friday, July 1 of the American Indian. 3001 Central Park, 7055 Kostner Ave., Lincoinwood, Township Food Pantry. These foods to St., Evanston, $3 children, seniors; $5 free, 847-677-9740 be given to the hungry in the communi- adults; Tribal Members Free, 847-475- ty. For further information, call Ezra- Des Plaines Farmers' Market:City of 1030 Summer Storytlme in Madeieine's HabOnim, the Niles Township Jewish Des Plaines Farmers' Market is every GaÑan at Proesei Park:Bring a blan- Congregation office at 847-675-4141. Friday, open until 7 p.m. on Ellinwood Light Opera Works Youth Company ket and enjoy 30 minutes ofstories and Midnight, All week, Walgreens, 3945 W. Street starting at Lee Street. Available Presents "My Fair Lady":Light Op- outdoor activities geared toward birth Dempster Street, Skokie, free, 847-675- are fresh produce, olive oil, bird houses era Works Youth Company Presents through five-year-olds. The children 4141 and birdseed, food storage containers, "My Fair Lady" featuring top teens from must be accompanied by a caregiver. No green products and more. 3 p.m. Des select area high schools. 7:30 p.m. Cahn registration is required, but in case of Speciai Exhibition Three Years, Plaines Public Library 1501 Ellinwood Auditorium, 600 Emerson St., Evanston, rain, storytime is canceled. 10 a.m. Tues- Eight Months, and Twenty Days: St., Des Plaines, free, 847-827-5551 free, 847-920-5360 days and Thursdays, Proesel Park, 7055 The Cambodian Atrocities and the Kostner Ave., Lincolnwood, free, 847- Search for Justice:Learn about the John Patitucci Eiectrlc Guitar Quer- Evanston Legend: The Art of Peggy 677-5277 Cambodian genocide and the current tet:8 p.m. SPACE, 1245 Chicago Ave., Lipschutz:The City of Evanston spon- trials to bring the perpetrators to justice, Evanston, $20-$40, 847-492-8860 sors a month long show of the paintings Chicago Vivo Society Presents: 40 years later. 10 a.m. All week, Illinois and drawings of Peggy Lipschutz with Jazmer Ensemble:2 p.m. Morton Holocaust Museum and Education The Ben Hecht Show:8 p.m. July 1,5 an Opening Reception between 2-5 Grove Public Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., Center, 9603 Woods Drive, Skokie, free, Morton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 847-967-4835. 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Calendar, from Previous Page $10 member; $13 non-member, 847-784- speaking,'. Please email andrew.weil- items, body products and more at this 6030 [email protected] for the current weekly market 8 am. Dempster Street p.m. and 8 p.m. July 2,2 p.m. July 3, location, as sometimes they meet at and Georgiana Avenue, 6210 Dempster Piven Theatre Workshop, 927 Noyes St., Foreign Policy and AmericanPoli- places other than the Des Plaines Li- St., Morton Grove, free, 847-750-6436 Evanston, $30-$35, 800-838-3006 tics:Art Cyr explores how the process brary. Oakton Place, Des Plaines, IL. of electing our president has changed 9:30 am. Des Plaines Public Library, Park Ridge Farmers Markt:Shop for Chicago Botanic Garden Art Festi- dramatically over the past 50 years and 1501 Ellinwood St.. Des Plaines, free, fresh produce, soap, olive oils, flowers, val:The festival opens at 4 p.m. July 1 how it has affected theforeignpolicy 847-827-5551 pickles, pasta baked goods and meat.- with a special Chicago Botanic Garden dimensions of our politics. 10 am. The weekly market also features live Members Preview Party, and is then North Shore Senior Center, 161 North- Evanston Farmers Market:Shop for music and kids activities. Help give back open to the public July 2 and 3. The field Road, Northfield, $19 NSSC mem- fresh produce, meat, cheese, baked to the community by bringing canned preview party is exclusive for members ber; $25 non-member, 847-784-6030 good s, flowers and more from 51 ven- goods to the market to donate to the of the Chicago Botanic Garden. 4p.m. dors. Please note: Dogs are not allowed New Hope Food Pantry. 7 am. Prairie July 1,10 a.m. July 2 and July 4, Chicago Share The Warmth:Join a group of at the market (service animals ex- Avenue and Main Street, 15 Prairie Ave., Botanic Garden, 1000 Lake Cook Road, warm, friendly, supportive women (men cepted). LINK cards are accepted. 7:30 Park Ridge, free, 847-309-2433 Glencoe, free, 847-926-4300 welcome) to prepare one-of-a-kind am. Oak Avenue and University Place, fleece blankets for chemo patients. Add 1090 University Place, Evanston, free, Preserving Survivor Stories:Ask Parkinson Welinass Recovery Brain- a crocheted edge to fleece and send free 847-448-8045 Holocaust Survivor Pinchas Gutter any o' Body Training:l3rain-Body Training/ blankets to new adult chemotherapy question you would like, and "natural PWR! is Parkinson-specific exercise, patients. Donations are welcome to this Otis Taylor Band:With Dave Herrero. language" technology software will scientifically designed to target symp- 501(c) 3 non-profit organization. 9 am. 8 p.m. SPACE, 1245 Chicago Ave., Ev- respond as ifPinchas were in the room. toms of PD. It includes boxing training North Shore Senior Center, 161 North- anston, $20-$35, 847-492-8860 10:30 am. thinois Holocaust Museum for endurance, agility and stability. The field Road, Northfield, free, 847-293- and Education Center, 9603 Woods instructor is Drew Surinsky, an exercise 6755 Overeaters Anonymous:Overeaters Drive, Skokie, free, 847-967-4800 physiologist. 10 am. Mondays, Wednes- Anonymous meets Saturdays. New- days and Fridays, Glenview Park Center, Duplicate Bridge:The senior center comer meeting on the last Saturday of Northfieid Farmers Market:Enjoy a 2400 Chestnut Ave., Glenview, $10-$15, offers a friendly bridge game every the month. No dues, fees or weigh-ins. casual morning shopping for vegetables 847-502-0630 Friday morning. 9 am. Park Ridge Sen- For information, call Hannah. 9 am. St and fruits, plants, flowers, cheeses, ior Center, 100S. Western Ave., Park Matthews Episcopal Church, 2120 pastries, coffee and gourmet items. "Joseph And The Amazing Techni- Ridge, free, 847-692-5127 Lincoln St., Evanston, free, 773-996- Cooking demonstrations are given by color Dreamcoat":Glenview Theatre 0609 local chefs. 7:30 am. Northfield Farm- Guild presents its summer 2016 produc- Crusin' Park Ridge:These car shows ers' Market, 6 Happ Road, Winnetka, tion of "Joseph and the Amazing Tech- take place on the First Fridays of June, Signature Entertainment Presents: free, 847-446-4461 nicolor Dreamcoat."? . 7:30 p.m. July 1 July, August and September. This is fun LOL Saturday:Adult Comedy every and July 2,2 p.m. July 3, Glenbrook for the whole family, with live entertain- Saturday night hosted by Comedy leg- South High School, 4000W Lake Ave., ment, food, beer/wine, bounce house ends Tony Sculfield and Mark Sim- Sunday, July3 Glenview, $20 in advance, $22 at the and ofcourse, cars. 6 p.m. Park Ridge mons. National Headliners with movie door. For groups, call 847-299-5124, Public Library 20 S. Prospect Ave., Park and television credits on stage. 9 p.m. 847-604-3411 "A Midsummer Night's Dream": Ridge, free, 847-825-3121 Chicago's Home ofChicken & Waffles, This July, Muse ofFire Theatre Com- 2424 W. Dempster St., Evanston, $15 Storytim. at Lincoinwood Town pany presents a wild riot of whimsy Dahm Suzanne:The Park Ridge Gar- adult advance; $20 at the door, 847-52 1- with "A Midsummer Night's Dream" Center:Join Lincoinwood Library at den Club and the City ofPark Ridge are 6434 the Lincolnwood Town Center in Cen- under the summer sun. Bring a blanket, co-sponsoring a Beautification Awards stretch out in the shade, and join the ter Court for a storytime for children Program for all residents. The awards "AnImai Arts and Seasonal Sto- aged birth to age 5.10:30 am. Lincoln- ensemble in a twisted tale of lamenting program gives recognition to those ries":"Animal Arts & Seasonal Stories" lovers, furious fairies, asinine actors and wood Town Center, 3333 W. Touhy, residents who have made their land- are recommended for children ages 5 Lincoinwood, free, 847-677-5277 a genuine jackass. 3 p.m. Ingraham Park, scaping the most attractive in our city. 9 and up, but there is no minimum age 2100 Ridge Ave., Evanston, free am. Park Ridge City Hall, 505 Butler requirement Activities are offered at Gentie Yoga:Due to high demand, two Place, Park Ridge, free, 847-825-0993 varying levels ofdifficulty and interest yoga sessions are now offered. Space in John Williams' Sunday music ses- to engage the entire family. An adult sion:3 p.m. The Celtic Knot Public each session is limited to the first 50 Friday Funnies: Comedy Serles: must accompany participants. 10:30 people. Yoga instructor Olga Rudiak House, 626 Church St., Evanston, free, Hosted by media veteran and author am. July 2 and July 3, Mitchell Museum 847-864-1679 leads a series of yoga sessions for im- Jenniffer Weigel, features several come- ofthe American Indian, 3001 Central proved physical strength, relaxation and dic talents from the Chicago area. Come St., Evanston, $3 kids, $5 adults, 847- mental clarity. 9:30 am. and 11 am. Gienvlew Concert Band at the Glen- laugh with some of Chicago's hottest 475-1030 view Community Church: Aspart of Northbrook Public Library 1201 Cedar local comedians. 8 p.m. Wilmette Thea- Lane, Northbrook, free, 847-272-6224 its 75th anniversary celebration, the tre, 1122 Central Ave., Wilmette, $15; 2 Glenview Farmers Market:They church hosts the band, directed by Greg for $25., 847-251-7424 bring fresh fruit, vegetables. eggs and Parisian Salon Concert Ron Surace Wojcik, on the church's south lawn. The flowers, beef bison, pork and poultry. and in Full Swing:Ron Surace and his concert features patriotic songs, show Several vendors offer made-to-order tunes, and musical standards. In case of In Full Swing Jazz Orchestra brings Saturday, July 2 crepes, wraps, egg sandwiches, smooth- back that grand era of Duke Ellington's inclement weather the concert will be ies, and coffee. Also, look for jams, jel- canceled. 2 p.m. Glenview Community glorious music. 7:30 p.m. Northbrook lies, baked goods and Alaskan salmon. Public Library 1201 Cedar Lane, North- Polygiots Toastmasters meeting:If Church, 1000 Elm St., Glenview, free, Enjoy a horse-drawn wagon ride or visit brook, free, 847-272-6224 you speak German or want to keep it 847-724-2210 fresh or improve it, visit this club. This the animals while you're at the farm. Link cards are accepted, including The Birth and Restoration of a Na- is not a language school, but a place Skokie Farmers Market:Farmers and where you can speak and listen to Ger- matching incentive up to $25. 8 am. vendors from Illinois, Indiana, Michi- tion:The rugged men and women who Glenview Farmers Market, 1510 Wagner came to the New World to get rich soon man and, above all, have a good time gan and Wisconsin sell fresh-picked Road, Glenview, free, 847-657-1506 discovered that the only riches were in with those at all levels and ages. Go to vegetables, fruits and flowers along with the land that quickly grew cotton and www.polyglotstoastmasters.org/and cheese, baked goods, coffee, sauces and their meetup at www.meetup.com/ Morton Grove Farmers Market:Shop spices. 7:30 a.m. Skokie Village Hall, tobacco. 1 p.m. North Shore Senior for locally produced fruits and vegeta- Center, 161 Northfield Road, Northfleld, Polyglots-Toastmasters-German- bies, flowers, crafts, baked goods, pantry Turn to Calendar, Next Page z- 30 ALENDAR

Calendar, fromPrevious Page through knitting projects and socialize twice weekly. 9:15 am. Glenview Public Understanding the Islamic World: with fellow knitters. Expert knitters can Library 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, Over four weeks, Jim Kenney explores 5127 Oakton St., Skokie, free, 847-673- show you how to solve knitting chal- free, 847-729-7500 questions, which are critical for a real 0500 lenges. Call 847-929-5101 or go to understandingofthe Islamic world. He www.mgpLorg for more information. 2 Tuesday Night at the Movies "Mus- will compare and contrast western Monday, July 4 p.m. Morton Grove Public Library 6140 tang":The film "Mustang" is rated views ofreligion, the state, and plural- Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, 847- PG-13. This story is about five Turkish ism with those that characterize Mus- 965-4220 orphan girlswhoare seen innocently hrn culture. 1 p.m. North Shore Senior Fourth of July In Bensenvill.: Enjoy playing with boys on a beach. Their Center, 161 Northfield Road, Northfield, gaines, events, music and food from Money Matters DIscussIon:The scandalized conservative guardians $40 NSSC members; $52 non-members, local vendors, as well as an Independ- group meets on the first Monday of each confine them while forced marriages 847-784-6030 ence Day Parade at this annual conunu- month. 10 am. Park Ridge Senior Cen- are arranged. 7 p.m. Glenview Public nity festival. Noon, Redmond Park, 735 ter, 1005. Western Ave., Park Ridge, Library 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, S.T.A.R. Movie CritIcs Club:Join this E. Jefferson St., Bensenville, free, 630- free, 847-692-3597 free, 847-729-7500 movie critics club as they watch and 766-8888 discuss "Prescription Thugs." A docu- Skokle 4th of July Parade: Grand Summer Storytlme In Madeleine's mentarian uses his own family's experi- Fourth of July FIreworks In Evans- Marshals are ABC's Karen Jordan and Garden:For ages birth to five with a ences as a springboard to explore the ton:Enjoy a fireworks display on the NBC's Christian Fait Enjoy the Great caregiver. Bring a blanket and enjoy 30 ethical issues surrounding the FDA and beach, which can be viewed from any- Lakes Naval Marching Band, Jessie minutes ofstories and outdoor activ- pharmaceutical industry Please register where east of downtown Evanston, the White Tumblers and many more. Noon, ities. 10 am. Proesel Park, 7055 Kostner in advance by contacting the Centennial perfect cap to a day full of activities Oakton Community College Skokie Ave., Lincolnwood, free, 847-677-5277 Activity Center. i p.m. Park Ridge Park including a fun run at 12:30 p.m., parade Campus, 7701 Lincoln Ave., Skokie, free, District- Centennial Activity Center, 100 at 2p.m. and music at Dawes Park at 847-635-1600 Storytlme at the Pool:Enjoy a brief, S. Western Ave., Park Ridge, free to 7:30 p.m. 8p.m. Clark Street Beach, 1811 poolside story with a librarian during members; $2 guest, 847-692-3597 Sheridan Road, Evanston, free Exploring Grief:7p.m. Kenilworth the first afternoon safety break each Union Church, 211 Kenilworth Ave., Tuesday. 12:45 p.m. Proesel Park Family Country In the Park 2016:This con- Book Bables:Songs, games, story time Wilmette, free, 847-251-4272 Aquatics Center, 7055 N. Kostner Ave., cert series features some of Nashville's and free play for babies ages 2 and Lincolnwood, free, 847-677-5277 most popular emerging country music younger with a caregiver. 10:15 am. artists. "Country in the Park" concerts Evanston Public Library - North Branch Tuesday, July 5 MGPL KIds: Listen Upi:Drop-in story Occur every Tuesday throughout the 2026 Central St., Evanston, free, 847- and play time for preschoolers with a summer. 7 p.m. MB Financial Park at Rosemont, 5501 Park Place, Rosemont, 48-86OO Lucky Chops:8 p.m. SPACE, 1245 parent or caregiver. Call 847-929-5102 free, 847-349-5556 Chicago Ave., Evanston, $15-$25, 847- or go towww.nigpl.org/kidsfor more Live Bluegrass, Roots and Folk: 492-8860 information. 4:45 p.m. Morton Grove Every Monday in the pub, The Mud- Public Library 6140 Lincoln Ave., Mor- Wednesday, July 6 flapps perform. 8p.m. The Celtic Knot Rotary Club of Evanston LIght- ton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 Public House, 626 Church St., Evanston, house:This community leadership free, 847-864-1679 group boasts 80 members and meets Summer Kids Club:GolfMill Shop- Music In the Park and French Mar- every Tuesday. 7:15 am. Hilton Garden ping Center Kids Club returns every ket:This family summer concert series Fourth of July FIreworks In Glencoe: Inn Chicago North Shore/Evanston, Tuesday this summer. The mall has a has something to offer all musical tastes. Enjoy the annual fireworks show and 1818 Maple Ave., Evanston, free full schedule offun, educational and Favorite Bensenville restaurants sell arrive early for live musical perform- interactive activities planned for cul- dinner and dessert items, for dinner in ance at 6p.m. Lakefront Park, 647 Long- Let's Talk @ Lunch:At this drop-in dren ages 12 and under. 11 am. Golf Mill the park prior to the concert. Early in wood Avenue, Glencoe, free program, participants can talk through ShoppingCenter, 239 GolfMill Center, the evening, there are free games, give- the issue of racism, and practice honest Niles, free, 847-699-1070 aways, photo-booths and a caricature Glanvlew 4th of July CelebratIon: conversation skills by looking at our artist 5:30 p.m. Downtown Bensenville, TwIlIght FIreworks: Atbeautiful Gal- own experiences in light of what we're Mozart's Requiem:Niles Metro Cho- 12 S. Center St., Bensenville, free, 630- lery Park, behind Park Center, the show learning about how racism affects us all. rus performs Mozart's Requiem this 766-8200 begins with a patriotic concert by the 1:30 p.m. YoFresh Yogurt Cafe, 635 spring. New singers are welcome, and 100-piece North Shore Concert Band. Chicago Ave., Evanston, free, 847-864- for more information, please call. Re- Bensenvllle Farmers Market:Shop - Thefireworks show will be synchro- 8445 hearsals are weekly, every Tuesday. 7 for fresh produce and specialty foods nized to patriotic music. 7p.m. Gallery p.m. St John BrebeufParish Church, from a variety ofvendors. 5:30 p.m. Park, 2001 Patriot Blvd., Glenview, free, Tuesday Morning Music:Garden 8307 N. Harlem Ave., Nues, free, 702- Railroad Avenue and Center Street, 847-724-5670 visitors can enjoy free hour-long medi- 806-8421 Railroad Avenue between Center Street tative musical performances on Tues- and York Road, Bensenville, free, 630- Yarn Gang:Kids in grades one and up day mornings in the McGinley Pavilion Games Outside the Box Drop-In Ail 766-8200 are invited to try their hand at knitting, overlooking Evening Island. After the Ages:Calling all garners, techies, engi- crocheting or other yarn crafts. 4p.m. concert, visitors can board a 25-minute neers, builders, strategists, creators, The Eagie Pock Gospel Singers: Morton Grove Public Library 6140 narrated tour on the Bright Encounters geeks and out-of-the-box thinkers. Each With Kevin Andrew Prchal. 8 p.m. Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, 847- Tour, a close-up view of the gardens on week a different game, program, hard- SPACE, 1245 Chicago Ave., Evanston, 965-4220 the main island, or the Grand Tram ware or toy is featured. Stop by and let's $10-$18, 847-492-8860 Tour, an overview of the Garden's his- see what you can do. 2:30 p.m. North- MGPL Kids: Monday Morning PIy- tory and highlights. 10 am. Chicago brook Public Library 1201 Cedar Lane, LIve Music Wednesdays with the group:Drop-in play time for pre- Botanic Garden, 1000 Lake Cook Road, Northbrook, free, 847-272-6224 Josh Rzepka Trio:Hear the music of schoolers with a parent or caregiver to Glencoe, free, 847-835-5440 Dizzy Gillespie, Charlie Parker, The- introduce young children to the library Keep Calm and Yarn On: Knitters, lonious Monk and other classics of the in a low-key, unstructured session. Call Adult LIteracy Classes: Summer weavers, crocheters and fiber artists, era played by the Josh Rzepka Bebop 847-929-5102 or go to www.mgpLorg Session:A unique opportunity for stop by our new weekly meetup. You trio. Reservations can be made online or for more information. 10:30 am. 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Long summer nights and bright early mornings mean our favorite season is finally here: driving season. We buy the practical car - the crossover or inidsize sedan - for its capability in satisfying 95 percent of everything we want in a car. Now it's time to have fun and scratch that itch on twisty two-laners that run far away from construction season and stretch deep into the twilight. No machine embraces the sun quite like the con- vertible, but our favorite summer cars also include road warriors that can drive through the night in refined repose, double-duty vehicles that can hit the road as capably as the trail, and sports cars that are as cool as July is hot. Ai. MUELLEP/FCA If summer wanderlust lt's no convertible, but Chrysler'sPacifica sroomy enough for seven passengers to takearoad trip. Multiple charging ports can power kids' devices. overwhelms, consider renting or hitting car-shar- strides in the best-selling it matters most. The sporti- Road trippers handle overnight road trips flat four-cylinder engine ing sites such as Turo.com, pickup truck segment, and er GTI hatch has a turbo- in style and comfort. comes with a peerless and getting good and lost in despite the return of the charged four-cylinder Chrysler PacifIca:Chrys- pedigree in Porsche han- one of these. Chevy Colorado and GMC engine paired to a six- 1er has redesigned - and Drop it cuz it's hotdling and transmissions, so Canyon, we prefer the speed manual transmission redefined - the minivan we wanted at least to put it Rockaway breach Tacoma for its versatility, that is as exciting as tearing with the Pacifica. You can Buick Cascada:It can be on your radar. The cars are practicality and off-road out of school into the first go to town, country or dismissed as a rebadged expected in dealerships Jeep Renegad.:It's cute, capability. 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Winning through pinningI Skokie man connects with donor families at Transplant Games

BYBirr CHRISTIE an outlet for them to thank ily. Pioneer Press donor families in attend- "It was an opportunity to ance, there was no bettersay thank you for the gift of Having received his heartway, Banshman said, thanlife," Barishman said."It transplant more than 20to do just that by meetingwas so emotional and so years ago, the feeling ofand pinning them. awesome to just share our athletic accomplishment "The thing that keeps mestories. It's a venue for us to never gets old for Jasongoing to these games is it'sshare the word that organ Barishman. all about donor awareness. Idonation works, and it's an The 43-year-old Skokieguess one of the reasonsoutlet to prove that we can resident recently competedthat I designed these pinsbe normal people and thati inhis sixth Transplantwas to honor donor fami-we can get back up from Gaines of America, repre- lies," Barishman said. "Insurgery and do normal senting Team Illinoisinmy mind it was givingthings again." Cleveland in bocce, corn- donor families a medal?' Barishman had his heart hole,darts and Texas The pin is black and gold transplant in 1995, and in his hold'em poker. Like in hisand is in the shape of aearly years of competing previousfivetrips, heshield. It has two handsBarishman put his new brought home a medal, thisholding a heart and the tree heart to use by competing in time a bronze in mixed of life. cycling,track andfield doubles cornhole. Barishman neededa jumping events and swim- This year, however, had aheart transplant because ofming. He's most proud of specialsignificancefora rare form of cardiomyopa- his feats in the water. Barishman. thy. Having never met or "I won abunch of medals A skilled graphic artist had any contact with his in swimming," he said. "AndI he designed the team's pinown donor family despitethat was areally big as well as a special pin tosending numerous lettersachievement for me, be- give to donor families. Forover the years,it was acause swimming is tough. an event that not only signi-fulfilling and emotional mo- For a heart recipient to do fies new life for transplantment each time he pinnedswimming, for me that was recipients but also serves as someone from a donor fam- the ultimate achievement" I As can often be the case with heart transplant re- cipients, his body is reject- ing his heart after more than 20 years. He is cur- rently in heart and kidney failure and in the process of getting put on the donor list for both. Having already been through the transplant 1 process, he's optimistic. But he acknowledged his cir- cumstances inlifehave changed significantly,for the better, from when he was 22. He has been mar-I tied for nine years to his wife Asa Malika, and they have three kids together. "IthinkIhave some challenges with supporting a family now, because be- fore it was just me;' Barish- man said. "T have to make sure I keep my health in good standing, and I'm opti- mistic I can get through it if.1 I can find a match. So we'll just have to see how it goes."

LEAH GLEASON Brett Christie is a freelance 1 JOHN DIEKAN/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Skokie's Jason Barishman (far right) and his partner, Gwen reporter for Pioneer Press. In this July1998 photo, Jason Barishman plays volleyball to prepare for the Transplant Westlund of Westmont, took the bronze in mixed doubles Games. Barishman is most proud of his swimming accomplishments. cornhole at the Transplant Games of America in Cleveland. Twitter @BChristieDTH SPORTS . 37

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ALTERNATE SHOT U.S. SENIOR OPEN QUALIFYING Northmoor Country Club Qualifier at Northmoor gives local golfers a chance to play in Senior Open HIghland Park, III. 6,554yards; Par 71 BY BOB NARANG today and Ileftit way shortElm Club for the last 18 years, Pioneer Press because it was downhill. On myexperienced the negative side of Qualifiers last one, I put more pace on it, and competing against a crowded field (-4) Highland Park native StevenI was fortunate it went in." for two berths. Marion's even-par Gary Sowinski (San Diego) 67 Jacobs became of fan of Doug Gary SOWinSki (4-under 67) of71 had him in the running for one 't Bauman's short game on June 22. San Diego and Kevin Healy (i-of the two coveted quali,ing (-1) Bauman and Jacobs were theunder 70) of Sugar Grove earnedspots before he fell short in the Kevin Healy (Sugar Grove) 70 last two standing in a playoff afterthe only two qualifying spots in a playoff. tying for third at a U.S. Senior field of9O players. "I played good," Marion said. "I Alternates Open qualifierat Northmoor The 58-year-old Jacobs had amissed a couple ofputts but made (E) o' Country Club in Highland Park.short drive from his home tosome good ones. It was tough out Steven Jacobs (Highland P.)71 Both shot an even-par 71, and theNorthmoor but admitted he there. The roughs were tough and DougBauman(Barrïngton) 71 playoff winner would serve as thelearned a lot of lessons on the I hung in there. I was happy with first alternate at the Senior Openchallenges ofbattling the physical the way I played?' Local finishers in August at Scioto Country Cluband mental aspects of competing Unlike most of the other corn- (E) in Columbus, Ohio. in his second qualifier. petitors, Marion relied on his Jacobs watched as Bauman, a "You don't want to be tooexperience of qualifying for the Kevin Marion (Highland P.) 71 Barrington resident, hit qualityaressive in an 18-hole qualifierSenior Open in 2009 and 2011 to T-7 shots - and putts - to open thebecause one bad hole can hurtguide him through some rough Bill Sakas (Northbrook) 72 playoff. you," he said. "You just need to try patches. T-16 "Doug played so well on theand stay patient and play a solid "I think making it twice takes a Gary Groh ( Highland Park) 73 first two (playoff) holes," Jacobsgam&' lot of stress off of you, where you MARK KODIAK UKENA/PIONEEP PQESS Terry Russell (Arlington H.) 73 said. Adam Rosuck, the head pro athave done it and a third time Joel Hirsch (Wheeling) 73 Kevin Marion of Highland Park But Jacobs sank a 12-foot puttNorthmoor, said the 27-hole gulfwould be unreal," he said. Ted Pecora (Winnetka) on the third hole, whereas Bau-course - the Senior Open hope- Marion said one of the mainlines up a putt during a Senior Kevin Gacek (Eimhurst) 73 man missed a two-foot putt tofuls played the Blue and Redfactors for attending the qualifier, Open qualifier on June 22 at hand the first alternate position tonine-hole courses - presents aaside from the competition, is the Northmoor Country Club in High- T-25 Jacobs. Bauman earned the sec-unique challenge that con-allure of competing in the Seniorland Park. Marion shot an even- Vance Antonlou (North ond alternate spot. founded some golfers at the quali-Open. Many golfers admitted the par 71. Barrington) 74 "Doug was in there kind offier. prestige of earning one of the two Andy Shuman (Lake Zurich) 74 close, and he lipped out," Jacobs "This is a hidden gem course,"qualifying spots motivated themmeals. It's Just an unbelievable Curtis Skinner (Lake Bluff) 74 said. "It was a complete change ofhe said. "It was nice to see manyto attend the qualifier. experience." Matthew Horwitch events. I knew I coúldn't be short people experience it and get an "It's a great experience," Mari- (Northbrook) 74 on my putt. After what he did onopportunity to play for the firston said. "The whole family gets toBob Narang is a freelance reporter Alex Moore (Winnetka) 74 the first two holes, I didn't expect time." go, and they give tickets to every-for Pioneer Press. T-34 him to miss that. Kevin Marion, a Highland Parkbody and the players lounge is Jay Dempsey (Glencoe) 75 "I had a putt like that earlierresident and club manger at Oldamazing, and family gets great Twitter @bobrw rang Scott Lang (Lake Forest) 75 Bradley Kay (Arlington H.) 75 T-40 Mike Rice (Inverness) 76 Tim McCarthy (Elmhurst) 76 Californian, Loyola gradearnSenior Open spots T-45 BY BOB NARANG 1-under 70. Both golfers advanced mute and had a unique reason for Kevin Healy Jr. qualified for the CraigSopko (Lake Forest) 77 Pioneer Press to the Senior Open, which will choosing to play at Northmoor. Class 2A Freeport Sectional as a T-48 take place in August at Scioto A PGA golfinstructor in Escon- senior at Kaneland last fall. Bradley Metzger (Park Ridge)78 As the lone Californian in the Country Club in Columbus, Ohio. dido, Calif., Sowinski had planned "I was really surprised how Alberto Moriondo (Barrington) field, Gary Sowinski stood out "That was a good round for to visit Manuel de la Torre, an oldmuch he (Kevin Jr.) helped me 78 before he attempted his first shotme," Sowinski said. "I stayed withfriend from Milwaukee, and thenread the greens," Healy said. "II David Feder (Lincoinshire) 78 on June 22 at a U.S. Senior Openmy game plan and never got toonoticed the qualifier was withintrusted him and I feel I can read Victor Tyson (Elmhurst) 78 qualifier at Northrnoor Countryexcited or panicked. I wasn't suredriving distance. the greens a lot. I don't think I Michael Heffner (Westchester) Club in Highland Park. 4-under would get in because But de la Torre, a renowned golfwould've made some of the putts 78 Kevin Healy, the head pro atthere are a lot of great players inteacher, died on April24. or shots I did without his help. Black Sheep Golf Club in Sugarthe Chicago area. "I never changed the (qualify- "I'm happy for the opportunity T-62 Grove, was enjoying a rare round "I liked the gulf course. Theing) site after Manuel died," he (to play in the Senior Open), and Danny Brown (Buffalo Grove) 81 of gulf with his son, Kevin Jr.,greens are in absolutely fantastic said. "I don't know ifManuel had ahopefully my game is in decent Michael Lamontagne serving as a his caddie. condition. A lot of clubs in Chi-lot to do with me staying patient form when I get out there. I don't (Barrington) 81 Geography and family tiescago would be pretty envious ofor making some putts." get to play much, even though 66 aside, Sowinski and Healy were those putting surfaces." Healy, a 1982 Loyola graduate, people think I play every day (as a William Haggerty (Elmhurst) 82 linked together after finishing first Most golfers in the field hailed credited a strong start to his course pro)?' T-68 and second in the 18-hole event. from Illinois, though others cameplacing second. He had two bird- (+13) Sowinski, a San Diego native,from New York, Tennessee, Flori-ies in the first three holes and shotBob Narang is a fredance reporter William Jardine (Kildeer) 84 fired a 4-under-par 67 to earn theda and Arizona. The 63-year-oldpar on the final five. He said hisfor Pioneer Press. (+23) 72 medalist honors, while Healy, Sowinski, who lives in downtownson helped him stay focused and Skip King (Des Plaines) 94 hailing from Sugar Grove, shot aSan Diego, had the farthest corn-provided some key insight Th4'itter ®bobna rang 38 SPORTS

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