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Whattheydidn'tknow return home,therewas would becomehometothe him, hesaid. ¡ng nostalgicmemoriesin close inlate-August,inspir- decades, kee Avenueforthelastsix Oakton StreetandMilwau- started itall. was justateenagerthat a familybreakfastwhenhe he can'thelpbutremember old ownerTonyRiiosaid restaurant inNues,84-year- life ofthepopularRiio's Pioneer Press BY MIIISAACS Iconic Italian Riggio's restaurantinNuessetto written nextmonth. last chapterisreadytobe happened yesterday. heavy Sicilianaccentasifit taking onhislatefather's years agowithgreatgusto, that exchangefromover60 a goodidea.It'sidea." to hisoldestson."Ithinkit's denly sayingwhilepointing recounted hisfatherassud- you buyabuilding?"Tony recallei was healreadyknew,Tony mother tobreakthenews dren waitedfor nervous tensionasthechil- halfthe chance." empress ofRomeifgiven "She couldhavebeenan dynamo," TonyRiiosaid. first Riio's. Chicago buildingthat mother, Adreana,boughta away in serve itslastmeal Aug.27 shop, hesaid. Riio'swill it's therighttime tocloseup Tony Riiohasconcluded up otherpursuitsinlife, and withhischildrentaking Riio's restaurant,thenthe chapter inthehistoryof ered the The restaurant,astapleat In thesefinaldaysinthe "You andyoursisters- Upon PasqualeRiio's "My momwas While his More than65yearslater, If thatmomentisconsid- Tony Riiorecreated is Sicily, unofficial scheduled to father was Riggio's their first a ble memoryforthemany before becominganindeli- restaurant ashorttimelater.After After fiveyears¡nChicago,theRiggiofamilyopenedasecondRiggiosItalianrestaurantinNiles,seenhere Adreana brimming withlife showing Pasquale and - mostlyblackandwhite restaurant arelargephotos on wallsthroughoutthe current business.Hanging never farremovedfromthe the family-mnRiio'sis said. Oakton StreetinNiles,they ty toopenRiio'sat7530 the familyacquiredproper- gios Said.Fiveyearslater, such transactions,theRig- when fewwomenmade made onherownatatime of ashrewddealAdreana Western Avenue,theresult 1952 inthe4100blockof served, hesaid. regular customers at differentstages. Riio's firstopenedin The colorfulhistoryof it has ground floor,hesaid. Riio said.Thebuilding rent totheirfather,Tony Riio's andevenhadtopay being made. street couldwatchpizzas dow wherepeopleonthe dining counterandawin- on Western,whichhada in thatstorefrontrestaurant Turn toRIggIo's, NextPage and groups,according tothe seating forlargefamilies wrapped winebottlesand table Niles includedcheckered ran thebusinesson floor, rentedanotherand flat. Thefamilylivedonone was a25-footwidethree- and twosistersworkedat Tony Riioandhisbrother The secondRiggio'sin From thebeginning, Some ofthemweretaken 60 years inNues,Riggio'sisclosingAugust. clothes, straw restaurant, which began Tony Riggio,owner ofRiggio'srestaurant¡nNues, talksaboutthelonghistory of the 65 years ago. His wife, Trish,isalso onhand. 1970. An addition would close MIKE ISAACS/PIONEERPRESS be builtontothe THE RIGGIOFAMILY NEWS e Rigglo's, from PreviousPage FIREPLACESPLUS FRE INSJALLTI I N restaurant's written history Visit our virtual showroom The menu soon expanded © FiresideCollection .com with the help ofother faniily members. Riggio's offered an "all- you-can-eat" weekday promotion and dining in the EMPIRE basement - both long since gone. But still, Tony Riggio said, people come in asking about basement dining even now after all these years. The Riggios said they have seen children grow up and even return with their il.' own children and grand- 41Ab' ' children. Michael Lufrano, executive vice president, community affairs and chief legul officer with the Chicago Cubs, said he took advan- tagu of a Riggio's dish that 'it" was named after his father. The Lufrano Special, still on the menu, was his father'ssuggestion: penne pasta baked with meatballs and sausage under a topping w of green peppers, Pomodoro Look to FireplacesPlus fr Chicagoland' sauce and Italian cheeses. In exchange for creating the THE RIGGIO FAMILY finest fireplaces and acessories, plus dish,it was named after Pasquale and Adreana Riggio are seen in the Goethe Street him, and all Lufranos would "Little Sicily" neighborhood in Chicago ¡n1949before it glass doors, screes, and the be charged only $2.75 whenbecame Cabrini Green. Three years later, they opened they orderedit,Michael Riggios Restaurant on Western Avenue in Chicago. which area's best selectionofas logs. Lufrano said. would become a fixture for Italian food for the next65 So Lufrano said he wouldyears there and in Niles, bring his dates there and impress them by showingI loved going in there. I'mclosing to his longtime staff them the "Lufrano Special" really, really saddened to see he said,calling them in on the menu. He even madeit closing." one-by-one because they up stories about why the Even though Tony Riggio are considered family. dish had hislast name, said he was supposed to be a On the last dayAug. 7, giving more credit to him-lawyer and not part of the Riggio'swillopen at i p.m. self than his father, he said. family business,itdidn'tand close at 10 p.m. just like "Time moves on, but Rig- turn out that way. Tonyany other Sunday, Tony gio'swillforever be a part ofstayed on and helped secureRiggio insisted. Only this me," Lufrano said, adding he the property for the Nilestime,Riggio'swillnever Top Brands "1epIace Accessles"Vent-Free Firepla wants to get to Nues before Riggio's. open again. itcloses. "There's always Over time, the original "I'm sureI'll be very time to have one moreRiggio's on Western closednostalgic," he said. "I'm go- Lufrano Special." and the NilesRiggio'sing to have mixed feelingu Lufrano's memories ofunderwent a major expan-that day,I've got to be Riggio's come from his fre- sion, he said. His wife andhonest" quent visits to the originalhis children have all been Familywillbe with him, Western Avenue restaurant. part of the business, too, buthe said,including his John McDonough, presi-the children hold other jobs brother who is flying in dent of the Chicago Black-and so there is no one to take from San Francisco. And hawks, remembers theover, he said. two other family members Niles Riggio's, he said. Tony Riggio said itwillbe - Pasquale and Adreana "I have great memories ofthe end of an era whenRiggio -willbe with him Wood Burning Stone Accessorjes Gas Logs Riggio's," said McDonoughRiggio's closes, but he is too, he said. who grew up some sixconvinced this is the time. "I'm sure I will be think- blocks away in Edison Park. He is getting older, he said, ing of them," he said. "I'll be "I was not a prolific dater, Iand he still wants to enjoythinking of them a lot that Two Convenient 700 N. Milwaukee Ave 200 W. Ohio Street can tell you that. WhenI his life, play a little more golf day:' Locations to Vernon Hills, IL 60061 took my date thereforand travel more. Chicago, IL 60654 senior prom, that was con- He recently broke the [email protected] Serve You Better (847) 549-6700 (31 2) 587-7587 sidered high end, first-class.news of therestaurant's Twitter @SKReview_Mike 6 NEWS Electric bikesondisplayatmall in Lincoinwood Peda1-assist bicycles useful for older riders BY KAHlE ANGELL Luc Pioneer Press

A portion of the parking ot at a Lincoinwood mall iecent1y became a test track of sorts - for testing out pedal-assist electric bikes. Some 1,000 to 1,500 registrants, organizers estimated, tested electric bicycles, also known as eBikes, at the June 23-25 Bike Expo held at Lincoinwood Town Center mall in Lincoinwood. The eBike weekend was promoted as an opportunity to test eßikes provided by approximately 25 manufac- turers, said Ray Verhelst executive director ofthe Las Vegas-based Electric Bike Association. "This is kind ofan experi- enflai tour to introduce electric bikes primarily to peo- pie who have never ridden and might have just heard about them," Verheist said. Registrants could choose to test electric pedal assist bikes such as commuter, mountain to cargo bikes or compact folding bikes with various motors, he said. LUC/PIONEER PRESS PHOTOS "Our number one age Mike Page of Village CycleSport of Arlington Heights and Barrington, right, helps Craig Podge try out an electric pedal-assist bicycle, also known as an group that comes through eBike, June 23 during the 2017 Chicagoland Electric Bike Expo in Lincolnwood at Lincolnwood Town Center. here is probably 55 to 64, number two is 45 to 54 and knee or hurt a hip but it actually the third largestdoesn't stop us from doing groupis65 and older," our daily routine," Verhelst Verheist said. said. "But if you were to go He said the majority ofout and ride for two to three the people who are ridingmiles on a regular bike, the eBikes use them formaybe one of those old commuting. ailments might start kicking Verheist explained that in." many well-dressed eBike Costs for eBikes that were buyers use them to get tofeatured at the expo ran work and typically arrive to from $1,500 to $7,000. Ver- their workplace notas helst said the higher end sweaty as they would have ifpriced eBikes might be they cycled non-pedal assist something like a mountain bikes. bike or a road race one. And others like to trans- The Lincolnwood bike port groceries on the eBike, tour stop followed one held he said. in May in Salt Lake City, Pedal-assist eBikes are, Utah. The tour will continue "designed to take the terrain in July and August, expo out of the ride," he said. officials said. "Through the course of The more than 1,000 people estimated to have attended life, we might have, throughKane Angeli Luc is a free- the 2017 Chicagoland Electric BikeExpoin Lincolnwood some other sports, we hurt a lancer. Craig Podge of Chicago tries out an eBike. included John Wagner, 70. pictured, of Racine, Wisconsin. NEWS 7

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Pioneer Press ceived from Evanston city "We're excited to serve officials and local businessesthe cast and crew on a movie An Evanston-based inde- on this exciting venture." production that takes place pendent film company is Producers need extras ofin our own backyard," Tri- looking for extras to partici- all ages, as well as a varietyeschmann said. pateinafeature-lengthof cars, trucks and other Residents interested in movie filming in around vehicles for the movie, ac- working as an extra should pi(ll °° town through the end ofcording to the release. send an email toex- MOTIOt July. The movie productiontras@corradomoon- JOEL SOM[ILL.AN direed I CorradoMooncoinisteamis working with acoin.com. An auto-reply shooting its newest produc-variety of Evanston busi-should come back askingfor fl(OETS SIART1i, tion, a "female-driven politi- nesses and is expected toname, age, general availabil- WED THL FRI SAT SUN calthriller"called "The spend about $300,000 in theity, contact information and 11:00 amil :00 m 11:00am 11:00am11:00am Pages", around Evanston, city this summer, accordinga photo. Kids ages 5 to 18 n* 2:00 pm* 2:00 pm* 2:00 pm* according to a news release to the release. must be accompanied by a 3(1ST 22 2:00 from the company. One of those businesses is parent of adult, according to No 200 psi performance opi July 13. 14. 1 5 and 16 The movie stars JamieCurt's Cafe, which is work-the release. Lee Curtis and Tikaing as a caterer for the cast Anyone with a cai truck, Sumpter, according to Chi- and crew while filming pro- van or company-owned car, cago Thbune reports. It isceeds, according to the re- truck or van that could be Plus, Kuaranteed discountJ written and directed by Joelease. Curt's Cafe is a non- used in the film should parking in Navy Pier garag s Chappelle, an executiveprofit that provides jobe-mail vehicles@corrado- ehioaoo producer of television seriestraining and life skills tomooncoin.com, according "Chicago Fir&' at-risk Evanston youth agesto the release. Include con- $haksspearad 312.5D556OU "We are so pleased to 15 to 22. tact information and a photo On UVypiR1 00 er chicagoshakes.co,$i have the opportunity to "Catering opportunitiesof the vehicle. make 'The Pages' in thehelp sustain our program- 8Mo B...k diverse City of Evanston and ming and also offer a great [email protected] MAJOR 2017/18 C,d SEASON SUPPORTERS , . Ma,APhur rRIY1KER in the great state of Illinois," opportunity to introduce Twitter @GenevieveBook ;, w,nd,tk,n cç2,P! ;r'" MILITARY NHS Thursday, June 29, 2017 Ai Chicago Tribune Publication I 8 finding ofguilt. NEWS DUI with retailtheftonJune13 the 4200blockofOakton TFT rest doesnotconstitutea Department reports.Anar- taken fromtheNuesPolice POLICE BLOTTER WARRANT block ofDempsterStreet ing atrafficstopinthe7700 change onJune14follow- tary ofstateanaddress failure tonotifythesecre- influence, speedingand with drivingunderthe Avenue, Nues,wascharged the 8000blockofOsceola U MatthewMercado,25,of Touhy Avenue. a storeinthe5700blockof $234 worthofalcoholfrom after policesaidhetook Street, Skokie,wascharged 8800 blockofRobinDrive, Jerome Graham,31,of Mark Rihani,21,ofthe The followingitemswere ree.JuIy4. Nues ,,n caseofrain.fireworks willbeheidJulyS.Bianket.sandlawn choirswelcome.Sporkiers.ocoholicbeverages anddogsarenotpermitted. SÌWK1E T311 enjoy theevening'sfestivities. to OaktonandSkokieBlvd.) (Parade route:Lincoln&NUesCenter Floats, marchingbandsandmore! 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Face painting,hulahoop,eggrace,water Family Fun&Games:6:30p.m. Ryan ldeusandTheFeudin'HiflbiUys:6-7:30p.m. st HughSchool5701Oaktoñ BURGLARY building andtoldnotto was escortedoutofthe doing so,policesaid.He despite beingaskedtostop peatedly usingprofanity 46-year-old manbeganre- afternoon ofJune14aftera Milwaukee Avenueonthe store inthe7900blockof left behindinashopping stolen June12afteritwas well. suspected ofpriortheftsas were notapprehended,are 12. Policesaidthepahwho Shopping CenteronJune from astoreatGolfMill energy drinksandvodka edly stole$313worthof THEFT and 15. overnight betweenJune14 8100 blockofCourteDrive dominium garageonthe reported stolenfromacon- return, accordingtopolice. A jetskiandtrailerwere Police werecalledtoa An iPhonewasreported A manandwomanalleg- k 3-D fireworksglasses tothefirst a. block ofGreenwoodAve- cart atastoreonthe8900 friend withoutpermission. loaned thedogbedtoa lice, oneofthewomenhad dog bed.Accordingtopo- two womenarguingovera mary Laneforareportof the 6900blockofRose- called toanapartmentin DISPUTE the afternoonofJune12. 8435 WBallardRoad,on IceLand SkateandSwim, was awayfromadeskat from herwalletwhileshe someone took$200incash U Awomantoldpolicethat said. Greenwood Avenue,police store inthe8900blockof packaged chickenfroma woman stole$235worthof 10:55 a.m.,policesaid. Street between10:30and 8600 blockofDempster from avanparkedinthe $4,000 werestolenJune12 nue. On June13,amanand Tools estimatedat On June10,policewere i 0,000 visitors. 1L * ** bright andearly. to includeachildren'swater tured eventsarescheduled planned agrandpost-pa- where organizershave Park, 8255N.OketoAve., Heights Park. finishing upatGrennan to OketoAvenuebefore Monroe Street,and Harlem Avenue,to to MainStreet, rade routeasOzarkAvenue Dempster Street. Dame CollegePrep,7655 8:45 a.m.July4atNorte roll itsFourthofJulyparade Staff Report Fourth ofJulyfestival Niles unveilsplansfor rides, facepainting,acom- inflatable attractions, play area,children'sgames, rade festival,theysaid.Fea- Planners listedthepa- The eventwillstepoffat The villageofNileswill It isatGrennanHeights '"' pony contributed, officialssaid. 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Contact community for j 10 Thursday, June 29. 2 o' BY MnISAAcS Avenue corridor NEWS to successful localrestaurant opening intheareaJune23. ridor, withabarbecuechain bustling addition to Pioneer Press addition toTouhy Restaurant another Barbecue chain the developmentoneast said. the lastcoupleyears,he the westendofTouhyover has beenmoreactivethan cession ended. when itcomestoeconomic any municipalityinthestate has beenasproductive Howard MeyersaidSkokie merce ExecutiveDirector on thewestendoftown. the village'sTouhyCorridor and anotherkeyadditionto fourth franchiserestaurant chain, heldagrandopening end ofTouhyaboutfive sion. more thanbeforethereces- three yearsinarow,even least 5,000buildingpermits village hasnowissuedat development sincethere- Family ofslain Uberdriversuing filed suitinCook County before thekilling. chete andknife -moments murder weapons-ama- teenage attackerstoleher thorities saidthedriver's sued Walmart,whereau- death whileonthejobhas driver whowashackedto Chicago Tribune By Sus allegedly stolen Murder weapons Skokie welcomedanew Real UrbanBarbecue,the Meyer saidhebelieves And noareainthevillage According toMeyer,the Skokie ChamberofCom- Grant Nelson's family The familyofanUber celebrate opening Touhy BERGER the Avenue cor- village's its economic boosttotheen- years ago-includingopen- of Authorities allegethat16- the retailer'sSkokiestore. Skokie. tire other bigretailers-gavean ano's grocerystoreamong ing aWalmartandMari- development beenseenintheTouhyCorridoronwestend Skokie MayorGeorgeVanDusenservesupsomelunchJune her toshowareceipt asshe Wasni, question herorask because theyfailed tostop contractors were negligent suit saidWalmart'ssecurity ments intotheride. stabbed himtodeathmo- son's carandhacked May 30,thengotintoNel- from aWalmartabout3a.m. the macheteandknife year-old ElizaWasnistole that handledsecurityfor mart andtwocompanies court June26againstWal- Real UrbanBarbecueinSkokie.Thenewrestaurantcontinuesatrend The wrongfuldeathlaw- length of Touhy - in pened ontheeastendand opers seeingwhathap- but it'sinvestorsanddevel- people travelingthestreet, ness," hesaid."It'snotonly was abletoexithiscarand year-old Wilmetteresident, ment that ing withinfeetofthem. immediately infrontofthe contractors werestanding two Walmartemployeesor rying theweapons. allegedly leftthestorecar- really seeingthepotential for helpbeforehe died. press doorbuzzers pleading run toanearbybuilding and Lincoinwood, Nelson,a34- "acted properly." door asWasniexited,pass- "I thinkit'saconnected- Following theattackin Walmart saidinastate- According tothelawsuit, opens its associates 23 the village'sborderofNiles on thewestend." Wasni leavingthestore. dence, whichhesaidin- serve andexaminetheevi- the suitwasfiledtopre- torney, RobertBingle,said relatively shorttime.Jack's mic developmentactivityin has seenaflurryofecono- of theEdensExpresswayto Bingle said. did anythingto stopher,' chase themand ...noone ing knifeanddidn'tpur- machete and5-inchhunt- their storewithan18-inch been walkingaroundin 3 inthemorningwhohad to stopthisyoungpersonat Walmart hadanobligation dudes surveillancevideoof of during thegrandopening The areaof "We feelstronglythat The Nelsonfamily'sat- Skokie. MIKE ISAACS/PIONEERPRESS location inSkokie of busy Touhy economic west street isthenewRealUrban sold itspropertyandclosed years agoandthenfinally mie Avenuefordecades,cut fixture at Restaurant, whichsatasa village officialssaid. Touhy, andotherdevel- opened inthisstretchof said. the years,villageofficials that havediminishedover under-used industrialsites cent retaildevelopmentin have beentargetedforre- Crossing ShoppingCenter and acrossfromtheVillage relatively recentaddition. angetheory Fitness,another which sits Barbecue, 5238Touhy, - Jack'sCorner.Acrossthe named -forhistory'ssake in astripshoppingcenter and otherstoresarelocated its doors. its hourstodaytime-only said. the '80s.Theareawasfairly Crossing wasdevelopedin but itclosedafterVillage other retailersarelocated, barbecue franchiseand the cery storeonceoccupied opments areinprogress, Cafe andaModPizza were notimmediatelymade firm Corboy&Demetrio. the attorney,oftheChicago up toanythinggood,"said and knife,isnotgoingtobe out areceiptwithmachete morning, andleavingwith- leaving (thestore)at3inthe figure outthatsomeone dormant forsometime,he been charged as anadult authorities. thefts werereportedtolocal It's aware oftheallegedthefts. ported thatSkokiepolice Properties furtherwest Now, anewStarbucks Meyer saidaJewelgro- A newprototypePanera "It doesn'ttakemuchto "Then thesuccesseson Wasni, ofChicago, has The Tribuneearlierre- site wherethenew not clearwhenthe Touhy next to and Lara- Walmart Or- Ralph Kleinmaintained end," hesaid. o_ propertiesonthewest tential oftheunder-devel- investors torealizethepo- phere fordevelopersand environment andanatmos- the eastendcreatedan often tokeeptabsonthe driven bythesiteeveryso Van Dusensaidhehad stop inSkoki&' Chicago fansdrivingdown he said.'We'llgetallthe little bitclosertoChicago," brisket ribs andover391tonsof more than156,000slabsof slow-smoked andserved in 2010andsince±en,has opened hisfirstrestaurant Owner JeffShapirosaidhe opers tothearea. helped bringotherdevel- opment, whichhasalso coming locationfordevel- found Skokietobeawel- that developershavealso juvenile detentionfacility. with first-degreemurder how they(were)doing,"he awaited theopening. progress becauseheeagerly ing, SkokieMayorGeorge the Edensandnowtheycan Susan Bergerisa freelancer. Schmadeke contributed. reached forcomment. could notimmediatelybe versal SecurityService, sultants andAlliedUni- Monterrey SecurityCon- nies namedasdefendants, far. ofher twocourthearingsso She didnotspeakateither and @SKReviewMike [email protected] said. always stoppedattosee Tribune reporterSteve Skokie VillageTrustee "This istheonespotI At Friday'sgrandopen- "We're excitedtobea Real UrbanBarbecue The twosecuritycompa- is beingheldina NEWS Evanston mansuesNues YMCAIn Nordstrom murder case, gun Attorney: Lifeguards and "failed to provide immediateYMCA of the USA best practices, buyer cleared of charge she lied assistance." The suit also says the including ongoing review of cer- at pool did not notice YMCA at 6300 Touhy Avenuetifìcation,staffing and pro- BY BmiL. Cox Skokie, with disorderly conduct. stricken swimmer "failed to maintain lifeguard sta-cedures, as well aslifeguard Pioneer Press alleging she had filed a false report rions that provided clear, unob- training from both YMCA of the months earlier saying the same BY GENEVIEVE BOOKWALTER structed views of the pooi area" USA and the American Red A woman has been cleared ofweapon - a .45-caliber semi- Pioneer Press "It is a miracle he is alive afterCross." charges that she filed a false policeautomatic handgun - had been being underwater so long, but he The statement quoted YMCA report about a gun later used in thestolen from her. An Evanston man found un-has a difficult recovery ahead ofofficials as saying their "hearts go murder of a department store Authorities said at the time that consciouslast month at thehim' attorney Timothy Cava-out to the family of Yosef Born- employee by her ex-boyfriend. the gun had been traced to Dones, bottom of the Leaning Towernagh said in the release. "This stein, and we wish him a full and Nina Dones was the only personwho they said purchased it in 2013 YMCA swimming pooi in Nilesaccident never should have hap- swift recovery." ever charged in connection withon behalf of someone who was has sued the facility, saying itspened." Bornstein was a longtime the murder-suicide that occurredineligible to own a gun. That lifeguards were "negligent" and Officials with Leaning Tower member of Leaning Tower at the Michigan Avenue Nord-person was not the man who "should have known that he wasYMCA and the YMCA of Met-YMCA and a regular swimmer strom store in Chicago on thecommitted the murder-suicide, ofin distress and underwater," ac-ropolitan Chicago declined tothere, according to the release. evening ofBlack Friday 2014. ficials have said. But the Cook cordingto the suit. comment on specifics of theHe was swimming laps May 28 As customers scrambled forCounty State's Attorney's Office Yosef Bornstein, 61, remains lawsuit June 22. when he felt chest pains and cover on one of the busiest shop-confirmed this week that Dones hospitalized with "serious brain Aileen Tormon, spokeswoman collapsed underwater, the re- ping days of the year, authoritieshas been cleared ofthe charge. injuries" after another swimmer for YMCA of Metropolitan Chi-lease said. said a man named Marcus Dee "Based on earlier rulings by the discovered him underwater, ac-cago, said in an emailed state- "The consequences are devas- shot hisex-girlfriend Nadia Court, we had insufficient evidence cording to a news release from ment that the lifeguards on dutytatin&" Elisha Bornstein, Born- Ezaldein on her 22nd birthday asto establish our case beyond a the Cavanagh Law Group, Born- were "immediately put on ad-stein's son, was quoted in the she was working at the store. Dee, reasonable doubt,' said a statement stein's attorney. niinistrative leave, and a disci- release as saying. "My father and 31,then fatallyshot himself. released by the office. The lawsuit was filed in Cook plinary review is underway." the other swimmers at the Lean- Ezaldein, whose family had been Dones could not be reached for County Circuit Court on June 8 "We promptly started our owning Tower YMCA deserve much waiting to surprise her with acomment Authorities said at the and alleges that a video showsfact-finding process after this better?' birthday party after her shift, diedtime she was charged that she had two lifeguards "failed to observeincident," Tormon said. "Further, the next day. no crinilnal history. (Bornstein) underwater when hewe continually review our poli- [email protected] A few days later, authorities was in full view" for five minutes cies and procedures to reflect Twitter @GenevieveBook charged Dones, then 23 and of Brian L. Cox is afreelance reporter.

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I woulddoforanotherhug?' hugs," Vazquezsaid."What Rudy AlexLoosa. falo Grove,theoldersisterof said GloriaVazquezofBuf- name. family knewhimbyanother started for twodecadesafterhe States PostalServiceRoute8 neighbors alongUnited Many centralNorthbrook Pioneer Press BY KARIEANGELLLuc died onJan.14 Postai workerclose Bench installedtohonormailcarrier school building. drew aswastika insidethe someone whorecently condemning theactionsof est HighSchoolofficialsare River Forest' at OakParkand 'Hate hasnoplace Loosa's familygatheredthe Swastika graffitiremoved fromOPRFHighSchool After Loosa'sdeath, Loosa, "We calledhimAlex," According to Oak ParkandRiverFor- More than50membersof "I misshim.Ihis in Northbrook, with also 1997. of Buffalo a But his letter quickly aspossible." oppression and genocide as deeply offensive symbolof grounds staffremovedthis wrote. "Ourbuildingsand Park andRiverForestHigh discovered website, theswastikawas was postedontheschool's lynn Pruitt-Adams,which from SuperintendentJoy- always takingthetimeto always skippinghis dentals, Donnellysaid. Loosa familyandothermci- photo memorybookforthe earmarked tohelpfunda funds ofthecollectionare Loosa's memory.Remaining how theywantedtohonor $5,000. Donorsvotedon bag detailingwasaboUt nearly $2,000.Bronzemail- customized plaquecost ceremony. Thebenchand nelly saidshortlybeforethe to payforthebench. Those donationswereused neighborhood's mailcarrier. donations inhonorofher bank accounttomanage a GoFundMeaccountanda initiative organi2er,opened Northbrook residentand mail carrier,June17atHopeUnionHeritageCenterin unveil abenchnmemoryofherhusband,Northbrook far left,thewifeofRudyAlexLoosa,ataceremonyto Holding oversizedscissorsisJudyLoosa.ofBuffaloGrove, School," Pruitt-Adaiis ately removed. school, anditwasimmedi- Northbrook. 'Hate hasnoplaceatOak "He wasalwayssmilix "We raised$11,500,"Don- at thehigh step, - KARIE ANGELLLUC/PIONEERPRESS Juné 17ribbon-cuttingbe- sized redscissorsduringthe school assistant Donnelly saidofLoosa. something tothecurb' help aneighborgetting fiti. possible source ofthegraf- school officials said,isthe by aparent. and wasbroughttothe graffiti was"verysmall," Avenue. Sullivansaidthe most entranceonScoville the building's last weekinawindowsillat van, theswastikawasfound spokeswoman KarinSulli- bon movement with initiatingthered-rib- crediting twoneighbors their mailcarrier,shesaid, love, was"chiful" nelly said.Red,representing trees andmailboxes,Don- had placedredbowson week ofhisdeath,neighbors remember Loosa.Withina significance tothosewho topped thepackage. had areveal.Aredbow fore removalofabluetarp is amusicteacherandpre- According toOPRF Loosa's wifeusedover- Judy Loosa,Rudy'swife, Even moredisturbin& During theceremon3 Red ribbonshavesome southern- ttention -the buildinghasmorehm- Adams said. both unexpectedfeesadd- vealed thatinMay,shehada that shewillhavethisextra been doingifhewerehere, things thatRudywouldhave donors. "handyman fund"from prise giftof$4,500viaa Judy Loosareceivedasur- covered atthe schoolbe- call suchgraffiti beingdis- Sullivan alsocould notre- less trafficinthesummer. ited hoursandexperiences school community,"Pruitt- ble maybepartofourown person orgroupresponsi- we believeitispossiblethe was drawnorbywhom,but termine whenthegraffiti said attheceremony. very overwhelmed,"Loosa tear. bronze mailbagandwipeda on thebench,viewed emotion. JudyLoosa,seated speaker's handsshookwith included speeches,andone Route 8neighbors. from worktoconnectwith casion onherwayhome in theneighborhoodonoc- husband's passing,shestops said. taking careofme,"Loosa fund. amount asthein ing to dental billforabout$500, costing $4,000,alongwitha front yardpiperepaired, dedication, JudyLoosare- little fund?' about )ingintoherbudget "She doesn'thavetoworry whatever," Donnellysaid. something intheyard,or wants tohiresomeonedo needs somethingfixedor for her(Loosa'swife)ifshe some littleextraslushfund According to The dedicationceremony Two daysafterthebench "The intention "We wereunabletode- "It's verytouchingI'm She alsosaidsinceher "It showshowGodis nearly the same Sullivan, is for husband wouldhavebeena grandfather. JudyLoosa granddaugther, ElianaAlexa than Loosa,20,ofBuffalo Taylor, 31,ofAzusa,CaIi, Buffalo Grove,Kimberly Loosa: MelissaStoyko,34,of four childrenwithJudy this isprettyawesome?' day. Todosomethinglike was comingtoafaniilyevery community andfeellikehe was abletowork¡nthis ty," shesaid,tearfully."He grateful forthiscommuni- generosity andlove.I'mvery whelmed byyourkindness, 8. show appreciationforRoute ofher room. into thecarpet just outside swastika hadbeenwritten River Forestdiscovereda University residencehallin dent livinginaDominican symbol. have dealtwiththehateful River Forestcommunities this yeartheOakParkand school isn'tthefirsttime fore. attend thebenchdedication. Nino, traveledbytrainto and herhusband,Reynaldo cos, Texas,Loosa'smother, being agrandpa." would havelovedElianaand lying washowmuchhe newborn) butalwaysunder- to California(toseethe said. "Iwasveryhappytogo time. grandfather for that ifhehadsurvived,her said itwasdifficultknowing lected tohonorLoosa,her The middlenamewasse- Taylor, wasbornonMay5. student studyingmusic. Grove andaHarperCollege London, Conn.,andJona- Michael Loosa,29,ofNew University officials and Earlier thisyear,asta- The imageleftatthehigh "I'm missingmysonbut Gloria NinoofSanMar- "It wasbittersweeÇ'she Judy Loosasaidher Rudy AlexLoosa,59,had "I wouldreallyliketo Our family is the over- first Twitter @stevescheriiw sschering(pioneerIocal.com dirt ofacarwindowin tikas werealsodiscovered University officials,swas- interfaith gathering. same buildingJan.24foran students gatheredinthat lance reporter. Kane AngeliLucisafree- attended, Donnellysaid. An estimated200guests place ataresidenceonthe called "RudyFest,"took event forHopeUnionHerit- cation wasthefirstofficial seum's postofficebox. handling outsideofthemu- mail hefeltneededspecial Loosa whenhe'ddeliver ter isnot,Hughessaid. Hope UnionHeritageCen- located, isonRoute8while Museum andInnShopis brook HistoricalSociety Avenue, wheretheNorth- history ofourcommunity." "Rudy hadaplaceinthe absolutely," Hughessaid. positive, Hughessaid. spouse wasoverwhelmingly board ofdirectors.There- the requesttosociety's cal Societypresident,took brook, NorthbrookHistori- itage Center. outside ofHopeUnionHer- ety aboutinstallingabench Northbrook HistoricalSoci- ruary to brook, hadtheideainFeb- were here." ria Ninosaid."Iwishhe he's hereinmyheart,"Gb- September 2016. into anelevatordoorin October 2016andscratched on campusdrawninthe 1500 blockofSpruceStreet age Center,shesaid. According toDominican Anni Goldberg,ofNorth- A blockpartyafterward, The June17benchdedi- Hughes cametoknow The 1700blockofWalters "It's whatwe'reabout, Judy Hughes,ofNorth- approach the - NEWS ! J t 'Outstanding parents' honored byMaine Township District 207 BY BRooi EBERLE her for advice. She looks out out to other people.' You justthings....Grace is a very Pioneer Press for the education and well-do things quietly, and youhumble girl, so she doesn't being of everyone sheknow you have to pushtalk a lot about what she Becky Flood and Viviancomes into contact with, soforward and want the bestsees or assesses," she said. Janes were recognized asit was a no-brainer' Gracefor your kid," Vivian Janes At Maine East, Becky "outstanding parents" at aJanes said. said. Flood was honored. In her recent Maine Township Grace Janes said that her Grace Janes said that sheessay, Hannah Flood talked High School District 207mother cares about otherssubmitted the essay with-about how her mom helped DISTRICT 207 board meeting. to the point that she forgets out telling her mom. out in every way she could Becky Flood, second from left, and Vivian Janes, second Recent Maine South about caring about herself. 'Tor Mother's Day, at theon her daughter's cross- from night, hold "outstanding parent" awards from District graduate Grace Janes sub- "She doesn't think aboutend of the day, I went to thecountry team as well as 207 as daughters Hannah Flood, left, and Grace Janes, mitted a winning essay forherself she just gives toolibrary because we don'tseveral other Maine East right, smile. her mother. Hannah Floodmuch. Sometimes shehave a printer at our house,events. submitted the winningneeds to bring it back andand I printed it out. I gave it "I love her attention to "Our family loves getting When Becky Flood re- Maine East essay for hersay, 'no, I need to do some-to my mom, and she read it. serving others; she's just soto know others, especiallyceived an email saying that mom. thing for me but she neverI think she was pretty tou-accommodating to people," other people from differentshe had won the award, she Grace Janessaidshedoes," Grace Janes said. ched by it," she said. Hannah Flood said. cultures," Becky Flood said.said she felt shocked. She knew that her mom de- She also mentioned in Vivian Janes said that she She said that she told her "It was a pleasure not onlysaid she heard the essay for served to win. She said herthe essay that after she lostdid not realize that every-mom about the essay agetting to know the sta- the first time at the meeting. mom is a volunteer tutor forher father at 11 years old, herthing was making such a big couple of weeks after shedents, but also the coaches "It was a little awkward inner-city kids. mother had to take on both impression on her daughter. submitted it Becky Flood and the faculty as well." hearing it, but it was very "She just shows so much roles. "I was touched by hersaid that she had never "Any time we had kids at honoring as well' Becky love for all of the students at "She said that 'my momquietly seeing the thingsheard of the award beforeour home is one of mysaid. Maine South. Sometimesdid thisall on her ownthat Ido. I didn't even think her daughter told her that favoritememories," she my friendswilltext her, askfinancially and still reachesthat she knew some of those she had been submitted. added. [email protected]

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You will enjoy the opportunity to sample several at the Taste, including Greek pizza bn,rchetta, and more. Evoo Catering- X'ith a food focus on fun emphasizing smaller bites and great variety, Evoo aspires to be a one stop shop for cateringTheir staff creates decadent desserts, including spumoni sliders and chocolafe covered ADVERTISE strawberries, both of wbich and more, will be featured at the Taste. Evoo Catering offers boutique American PLEASE CALL catering at its finest. Holt's- Featuring tasty food and drink, and located in Uptovn Parl Ridge, Holt's is a popular place in which to relax and enjoy. Houllhani. The Taste Committee is thrilled to welcome back Houlihan's from a brief absence. 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Visit the Taste website at vwv tasteofparkridge.conr to get the full story-entertainment schedules, food vendor menus, sponsors, and much more. 14 OPINION Our radical U.S. ideas areworth celebrating the genius ofthe founders, who wrote the Constitution in order to implement the ideas ofthe Decla- ration oflndependence, there is only one office for which all the people vote - president. And, to complicate it more, Rti'jrn' BLASER there is not one national vote. There are 50 elections - one in Life. Liberty The pursuit of each state. happiness. So we come together again on Those are the bywords we this Fourth ofJuly to celebrate celebrate as we approach another the main idea ofbeing an Amen- Fourth of July, the 241st since the can: independence. colonists declared their inde- Whether your ancestors came pendence from Great Britain in on the Mayflower or fought in the 1776. American Revolution, or first Those are radical ideas - that stepped on American soil at Ellis we are all endowed by our creator Island or the north side ofthe Rio with the right to life, the right to Grande, the lure ofAmerica is the liberty and the right to pursue same for all: independence. happiness, and the role of govern- Like most Americans, I come ment is not to grant us those from immigrant stock. I am rights, but to protect them. proud ofthose great-grand- Government either acts to parents who risked all with an limit those rights or to preserve PAUL J. RICKAROS/AFPIGETTV IMAGES ocean passage with little or noth- them. But they don't issue them. Fireworks are seen over the U.S. Capitol and National Monument in Washington, D.C., on July 4, 2013. ing in their pockets. We have them already. I also have ancestors who And it is the way of human Notice the difference. We are We are wary ofthe tyranny of This federalism played out in came on the Mayflower, or soon nature that when government not guaranteed happiness, per se, the despot, so we have checks the recent election cycle, where after. And I am proud also of acts to preserve some aspect of for that would be an impossible and balances built into the systemHillary Clinton won a majority of those first patriots, and the great- one, it limits another. thing to guarantee. Instead, we to keep any one man or woman votes but Donald Trump was grandparents who fought in the The first two rights, you'll have the right to pursue happi- from wreaking havoc on our elected because he won a major- Revolution or the Civil War to notice, are guaranteed. The right ness. Some will fail in that pur- system. ity ofvotes in a majority of states. secure that promise of freedom to life and the right to liberty does suit. Others will succeed. The We also have divided govern- To avoid the tyranny of the for themselves and for those who not hinge on any action on our trick is knowing what brings ment, in order to keep any one majority ofa few populous areas would corne later. part. The justare. They are the happiness. Either way, we just get branch or any one party from imposing its will on all the rest, It's an idea and a promise natural state of man. to go for it, here. No one is told imposing their will on the people. the founders came up with the worth celebrating. The third leg of freedom's stool what it is. We even work to avoid the idea of federalism. Happy Fourth of July! is different. It says we are guaran- And we have this thing about tyranny of the majority, by giving There is no such thing as a teed the right to pursue happi- tyranny in this country We op- the states certain powers in a national election, even though we RaridyBlaser is afreelance col- ness. pose it. federal system. vote on the same day. By virtue of umnist.

Automation is dangerous and sad for Americanworkers,consumers I was reading that cashiers in Cubs pitcher Jake Arrieta, but not placeable (yet) by robots. sales clerk stores and restaurants and retail to the rest of us, Do you believe - honestly - And most ofall, I like to be a workers are the next group with a It takes skill and ability to do the that this will happen? Isn't it muchregular at a restaurant where the bull's eye and sign painted on their routine. Does anyone claim robots more likelybusinesses will fire the servers know me and make me backs: Replace with robot do these routine jobs better than former routine task workers, that feel welcome Yet, horribly, wait- A report by the McKinsey Glob- people? No, what's behind auto- millions ofpeople without the resses and waiters are on the al Institute states that half the mation is money. Robots are skills and perhaps the aptitude to automation hit list. PAUL. SASSONE tasks done by cashiers and sales- cheaper and less trouble than learn these new jobs will be out on We are creating a society of people can be automated using human beings. the street? will there even be isolated individuals, ofpeople who It's a misanthrope's dream. technology available today. And According to the Bureau of enough ofthese "Brave New don't have -- don't want to have - You can go through an entire two-thirds oftasks done by gro- Labor Statistics, 8 million people World" jobs to go around? interaction with other humans. day - working. commuting, shop- cery store workers can be auto- (6 percent ofAmerican workers) And who is thinking about us - And that is unhealthy, danger- ping. dining. recreating - without mated. are cashiers or in retail sales. What the customers, the consumers? ous and very sad. encountering another human Proponents ofautomation say it will happen to them? When I shop or dine, I like to deal But I don't see any way to stop being. will replace only mutine jobs, Again, automation enthusiasts with people it OK, you can't do that now. But, mutine tasks. say these workers will be freed to I like chatting with the cashier it's coming. Routine? What's mutine? A 90 do other tasks. Or, they will be at the grocery store. PaulSassone is afreelance col- Thanks to automation. mph fastball is routine to Chicago trained to do jobs that aren't re- I like to explain my needs to a umnist. 'o i t! i 15 A Chicago Tribune Publication Thursday, June 29, 2017 NHS The meet- 22. MARK WILSOP4/GETTV ori June It ended with his most There have been many Happy Birthday, Ameri- Hill Niemoller that began, "First they came for the Socialists, and I did not speak out because I was not a Socialist." The writing continued in the same silent. famous line, "Then they came for me, and there for m&' over the years, even a recent President Donald Trump-driven version. But the bottom line is if we really intend to take seri- ously exactly what Inde. pendence Day means, we have some heavy lifting to ding Fathers down. ca! columnist and can be reached at viewfromvh@yahoo.com. vein, using other groups who have been per- secuted, including Jews. while the rest remained was no one left to speak versions of this sentiment do. Let's not let our Foun- Pet Lenhoffis afreelance lawmakers could get the GOP Ask any black man just It's not hard to surmise I remember the first ing was held so Senate Affordable Care Act. zon. Freedom of choice? Maybe, but possibly only how free he feels lately. ing police shootings, it isn't men must feel that they Muslim descent are expe- riencing similar emotions as the current regime in stifle travel from several majority-Muslim nations. Latinos in the U.S. als<) have new worries as that same administration pushes plan after plan to deport countless people that the gloriously multi- colored fabric ofour na- makeup is unraveling at the hands ofthe alarmists. time in high school that I saw excerpts ofthat fa- Sen. JeifFlake, R-Ariz., leaves a closed meeting with Sen. JeifFlake, R-Ariz., leaves a closed meeting Senate Republicans on Capitol replace the first look at the health care bill intended to between two options. with the increasing coy- erage ofshootings, includ- hard to imagine how black have an invisible but per- vasive target on their backs. And lately, people of Washington attempts to back to their home coun- tries. tion's ethnic and religious -mous writing by Martin PAT LENHOFF In a few days we cele- While we often focus on Freedom. That's the reason small And how are we doing Corporate giants like just quaint notions these days? these quaint notions just Are freedom and independence freedom Are national holiday of the observed every July 4, marks the official beginning of our illustrious, imposing, infuriating, incomparable and beloved the celebratory part of the day that features picnics, parades, fireworks and festivals, we should never their homeland and sailed across an imposing ocean in search ofthe kind of life that was denied to them it. You had to be awfully put upon to embark on such a frightening, treach- erous journey with such an uncertain outcome. Yet come they did, and freedom they found. with those principles these days? Hmm, that's almost a trick question. As I write this column, we have high-powered secret meet- ings going on in Congress where the future of our health care is being engi- neered with no input from we the people. special technology that comparison shopping while they are inside one oftheir brick-and-mortar stores. And now they have Foods, causing analysts to predict that soon there will be only two grocery gian, Walmart and Ama brate the most joyous year. Independence Day, country forget the serious under- tones that accompany this holiday. bands ofEnglish folk left back at home. Think about Amazon have patented blocks shoppers from just acquired Whole Spend time in nature - Spend time in nature Find other outlets be- Don't deprive yourself of back on track. Stay the back on track. If course and be patient. con- after a few days, you tinue to feel like you're from a regressing, seek help professional. is even if all you can do you're walk in the woods. If missing your usual endor- phin fix, take off your shoes, feel the ground under your feet and let yourselfget a little uncom- fortable. Ifthe terrain is rough or the weather is slightly too hot, cold or wet, you might find this discom- fort is actually fulfilling. u Drop the "all or nothing" attitude and the phrase "I used to." Instead of thinking about what you can't do, focus on the things you can do. When you're doing these things, try to live in the moment and enjoy how they feel. sides your sport or physical activity to help you relieve stress and find happiness. Make plans with friends, do something enjoyable with your family, or try something creatively stimulat- ing. such as painting or cooking. treats. Ifyou're used to burning a certain number ofcalories a day, it's easy to freak out and think you need to go on a diet now that you're sidelined. Don't. Continue to eat when you're hungry and treat yourself occasionally. Your appetite will naturally adjust with your activity level. u Remember that you're not alone. It might seem that everyone around you is running with their dog or showing offtheir hard- earned muscles, but the reality is that many people are dealing with some kind of pain or physical hm- itation. (Raises hand.) Nicole Radziszewski is a certified personal trainer. Check Nicole out on Face- book at Facebook.com/ mamasgottamove. freelance columnist and a Start your day produc- Remember that progress Last week, I hurt my Last week, Over the years, injury Being sidelined by injury has shaped my character more than any other factor. It's taught me to not get too limitations. attached to my body or to physical goals. It's saved me from being a person whose sole identity lies in mileage and personal bests. It's helped me slow down and always rushing to get to the end of it. can be incredibly frustrat- ing, especially ifbeing an athlete is a bigpart of your identity or ifyou have a very active lifestyle. Here are the things that have helped me cope the most: certain exercises or stretches that you can do to help speed your recovery, make them a priority. Do them as soon as you wake up and startyour day ona positive note. is not linear. If you hit a bump in your recovery, this is totally normal. Don't stress out and go overboard with exercises or other modalities trying to get back (at my SI joint) the back (at my SI joint) vaca- day before leaving for tion to Europe. We had with planned an active trip, and lots of walking, hiking park playtime. I had two and choices: Get depressed or load up on painidliers, and adjust my expectations situa- make the most of the the tion. I'm glad I chose latter. I'm in Poland now, eating exploring new cities, plenty of ice cream and enjoying quality time with my family. Despite missing morning runs and the chance to show off at some cool new playgrounds, I'm having a lot of fan. Many people stmg1e with pain or physical enjoy the trail instead of tively. If you know there are

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Nine years ago, my plans As a fitness professional. A little over a year ago, How to cope with injury with to cope How to run the Chicago Mara- I thon were halted when dur- found myselfinjured ing training. It took a string rehabbing my body from scratch, seeing different physical therapists, trying various forms of alternative medicine and ultimately quitting myjob to attend personal training school and try to figure out my broken body. I was eventually able gt out ofpain and resume many physical activities, but I never was I may come across as someone who doesn't have to worry about sports injuries. people move better. Many people I work with come to me injured, whether with running injuries, pregnancy or postpartum-related issues, or simply aches and pains from everyday life. With this line of work. injury prevention down. after seeing a physical therapist for knee pain that was non-responsive to corrective exercise, I discovered that I have mild scoliosis, an underlying factor in my knee pain and predisposition to injury. When it comes to correct- ing imbalances, traditional strength training and stretching are not enough. I'm still learning how to manage my scoliosis, and often learning things the hard way. OPINION of injuries - first my foot, then my hamstring, then both ofmy knees - for me to finally realize I was out. I spent the next two years able to return to running marathons. After all, my job is to help you'd expect me to have And I mostly do -- except when it comes to myself. FilWHERE I YOU LIVE

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ARNOLD PHOTO Street and Prospect Avenue. fire department softball parade kicks off at noon in Foundation ofPark Ridge Stone carver Walter S. Arnold with two working gar- game (10a.m.) at VIllage downtown Skokie on Oak- - that gargoyles are prom- goyles he created for a private home. His carvings will be Niles Green Park, a Rotary Club ton Street At 5 p.m. the inently featured among a on display at the Kalo Foundation in Park Ridge. rubber ducky race (11:30 festivities move to Nues wide range ofhis other No fireworks a.ni) at Víllage Green Park, West High School and works. Walter S. Arnold a man in his late 80s 847-967-6633; www.vnile- a bike parade (2:15 p.m.) and include food, drinks, kids' "I had aireadyfallen in stopped by to talk and told s.com Mile-Long parade at 2:30 activities and live bands love with them at that age," sculpture exhibit him he worked on the Fourth of July parade willp.m. at Cherry Lane and until dusk when the fire- said Arnold, who started When: July 9-Aug.31; 1 cathedral decades before - begin at 9 a.m. July 4 at Western Avenue; and fireworks begin. Concert begins making a specialty of gar- p.m. lecture and receptIon and had his firstjob in the Notre Dame College Prep, works at dusk at Mead- at 6:30 p.m. with Ryan Ideus goyles when he returned July 9. Carving demon- 1920s working on the 7655 W. Dempster St., Niles, owhill Park and Techny & The Feudin' Hillbillys, from several years of ap- Tribune Tower. After and proceed to Grennan stration i p.m. Aug. 6. 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Reserved resume at 5 p.m. with food finish first, however, before The continuingtradition is While the number of bers can watch the display parking is available at the trucks, live music, kiddie arranging an early transfer very important to me." people who have mastered from Butera Foods Parking school for $16 for residents, train, face painting and to the University of Illinois It's important to others stone carving is nowhere Lot, 4761 Nagle Ave., Har- $28 fon non-residents. more. atChicagu,takingallthe as well, since the only way near what it once was, wood Heights, and the art history courses he to learn stone carving is Arnold believes stone surrounding area. Roffing MeadowsWilmette could until he turned 18 through apprenticeship. carving and sculpture will "and was out of there." 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Stone MapleAve. and Techny rollíng-meadows.iLus wwibnetteparkorg "At one shop I was there were roughly 1,000 is a very simple building Prairie Park and Fields, 1750 Parade starts at 11:30a.m. Fourth ofJuly festivities, working two men stone carvers working in block ofnature, but it's also Techny Road, www.North- from Rolling Meadows including a Tastefest, games who, between them, had Chicago in 1900, but now something we know will brook4thofJuly.com High School parking lot and rides for children, begin 110 years of experience," thereareonlyóoto 100 last," he said. "ft's a small Activities include the west on Central, north on at 4 p.m. The Palatine Con- said Arnold, who trained in nationwide. number, compared to what Liberty Loop 5K Run/Walk Owl, east on Kirchoff to cent Band will perfonn styles ranging from classi- Arnold recalls that while it once was, but a few of us (7:30a.m.) and Liberty Lap Jewell/McDonald's parking patriotic music at 7 p.m. in cal and Renaissance to he was working at Wash- are dedicated to doing it Fun Run (8:30 a.m.) for ages lot. the Wallace Bowl. gothic, Baroque and Arts ington National Cathedral, and doing it tight." Section 2

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The same can with wanderlust, the people flinging themselves around the world because it's easier for them to con- be said for a lot of people nect with the kindness of other humans. that. Twitter @joeybear85 jbhernandez®chicagotríbune.com post online I lifetime didn't want to lose write about what's I I Being gay is treated like Q: You write about A: When Q: And yet you're still a A: The blessing of ex- I've seen lots of gay out and say they're wel- prescribed by the church: the process of excommuni- cation, reparative therapy. by opponents ofgay mar- by opponents ofgay much riage), they spent as money to clean up that image. Leaders can come but coming ofgay people, doc- behind closed doors, trine says that being gay is a perversion and a wicked desire and you're going to hell. When you are raised this way, suicide is all but en- couraged by doctrine, that it's the only cure. It's the most harmful message we can give to another human. a condition you pick up in school, or you're encour- aged to play a part that's not true to who you are. But homosexuality is real, to be transgender is real. your family in the book what do they think about about the church, I am your criticisms? criticizing the leadership. Unfortunately, my friends and family think it's an attack, that I'm anti-Mon- mon. Why? It's my he rit- age, it's who I am. I'm seventh-generation Mor- mon. They can't dictate to me how I express that. deeply spiritual person. communication was that I discovered God as an independent being. When you are so very violently jetti- soned to the curb and yet still feel the same feelings from God, the same guid- ance, you realize you didn't really need the church. You still have God. friends leave their faith and throw the baby - that is, God - out with the bath- water. a so many was there. I ended up re- I could've published (which was backed didn't put in the I 8 I A: Everyone struggles It's the airing of personal Q: Did this help you A: Wnitingwas cathartic, The Mormon church is Ohio. As a former deeply devout Mormon, you went from schoolyard taunts to excommunica- you tion from the church loved, along with familial problems. with loving their family, fighting to be an individual and to realize that every- thingyour family is not who you are. My mother did not react well to my ple aren't just characters. The thing I hear all the writing the book. It was to be expected; when you write a book like this, peo- time from other writers is "I want to write something like this, but I can't because ofmy family." I had to write as honest as I could, without any ofthat influence. things, the pain. It's what happens. membering a lot of stuff that a more damning book than I did; there were times book. people would tell me I was better offdead. These are not things you say to a young person suffering. come to tenus with your relationship to the church? but there are LGBT Mormon kids who are so despondent and ostracized by the church. I know because I felt that, in writing this book, I wanted to address that fact. playing to two audiences, obsessed with public image but afraid to address the problem ofteen suicide in their ranks. They claim to be tolerant and loving and open-minded, but after the church's role in passing Prop thought I wrote, the I took an ordi- Q: And yet you explore A: I didn't set out to Internalized homopho- Q: You've written A: Ithink we all live our Q: You and made it an extraor- stuff a gay your background as man. write a book about being gay - I've never considered myself a gay writer - but it's the running theme of my life. When I started writing the book, it was agent at the time kept just a travel story but my telling me it was missing a personal story I shelved it for three years before pick- ing it back up and starting all over again. bia kept me from writing it at first. But as more I realized that, of course, travel is a path to self-discovery. I didn't want to write a coming-out come to terms with who you are, which is why the book is structured the way it is today. book, but travel helps you guidebooks to Iceland. Ukraine and others, but this is your first narra- tive book. What's the reception been like? lives thinldng we're the only people dealing with a particular issue or problem. I've met readers not in the same boat as me; not religious or gay, but they still connect with bullying, I was being weak, recalling how difficult school was for me, but when I put it on at school" or "I was bullied nary idea - ride the bus being ostracized. the page, that's what peo- pie have brought up: "Yeah, my kid is getting picked on too." It's universal. dinary adventure, and yet the story is so deeply about your upbringing in KEENPRESS don't think travel I think "gay travel" I From riding (and being Evans talked to the Trib- Q: At one point, you A: I don't think gay tray- PENGUIN THE BLACK "The Black Penguin," by Andrew Evans. bullied on) a school bus in rural Ohio to riding a chicken bus through un- paved jungle roads among kind strangers, Twitter stalkers and clumsy cows, Evans charts his self-discovery with charm and sincerity, culminating in a run-in with the titular animal. une about his book, his life as a former Mormon and childhood bullying. The interview is edited for space and clarity. write, "I had never stayed at a gay hotel before, nor was I sure what makes one hotel Besides the rainbow flag, gayer than the other. the pretty, twink recep- tionist, and the disco ball in the lobby, the gayest thing about this hotel is that I wanted to stay there." It seenis like you're trying to make a point el exists. needs to be framed like that. can sometimes be short- hand for clubbing, where to hook up, that kind of

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Your draft Soldier Field. FORGET THE NEIGHBORHOOD BAR. Make your 2017 draft party a night you'D never forget. SUITE I I!!!! The decision to track or The decision to track might feel invasive or can start to feel resentful." not to track is a conversa- to tion couples might want be have, in my opinion, but to a prepared: It might lead the discussion about trust, most important compo- disrespectful. The person "Trust is the foundation of everything Malec said that when trust is breached, She said trust issues often arise when "Couples need to share their feelings Be an open book. That sounds like a Malee and I both agree that the happi- So, ifyou and your spouse decide to "The way to repair trust is to make daily means you can never say "Oh, my phone died," unless it really did. nection and a healthy dose offreedom and independence. track each other's phones, make sure you are clear on your reasons for it. And try to avoid asking questions after seeing all the details ofhow your spouse spends his or her day. It can feel very smothering. Just ask my kids! Chicago Tribune Media Group. She is also the creator ofher divorce support website, Chicago with her two children. i, nent of a happy, healthy romantic relationship, according to Malee. in the relationship. It is the basis of feeling safe and committed," said Malec, who has the couple to be vulnerable with each other, and know that the other knows their fears and flaws and weaknesses and won't use it against them." it might take a long time, but it can defi- nitely be repaired. deposits into the trust bank to show you are trustworthy," she said. "Doing what you say you are going to do, being corn- pletely transparent." couples are conflict avoidant and keep things from their partner that they think would make that person unhappy. and thoughts and perspectives even if they think their partner is going to disagree' Malee said. "Be honest, even when it's hard?' pretty good case for accepting your spouse's request to track your phone. By the way, the tracking app also shows the percentage ofbattery power left on the person's phone. What does that mean? It est, most fulfilling romantic relationships have just the right balance of a great con- JackiePilossoph is afreelance columnist for Divorced Girl Smiling. Pilossoph lives in been married for 18 years. "Trust allows LOSSOPH sentia 1/y Love Es was JACKIE PI I downloaded last I

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and to the one who is being tracked, it who is checking might feel humiliated, doesn't feel good to either one. The one for a long period of time, couples tell me it creased trust. But if the tracking continues Malee said. "Surveillance can lead to in- emails' and 'I want to track your phone;" book page 'I want to read your texts and passwords,' 'I want to check your Face- typically hear things like, 'I want your and the couple comes in for counseling; I one has cheated is a different situation. after infidelity said tracking after some- not to trust them." cially if they have never given you a reason negative feelings and resentment, espe- you don't trust them, which can lead to years. "That can make a spouse feel like Malee, who has been in practice for 14 today. What were you doing there?' " said questions like, I saw you were downtown and licensed clinical psychologist says yes. licensed marriage and family therapist

Does it imply a lack of trust? safe. But is tracking a spouse intrusive? spouse's whereabouts and confirm he is it might feel warm and fuzzy to see a one another's phones? Similar to children, married? Would my husband and I track kids. But I started to think, what if I were but one week in and I'm loving this app. sense ofsafety. Call me a helicopter mom, are at all times gives peace ofmind and a capability ofknowingexactly where they ically Life3óO, which teenagers. I truly do. For me, having the weekend. It's not that I don't trust my two kid. had to call to let them know. will show you the exact location of each and ifplans changed you and ifplans changed home?" are over. One click on your phone leaving your friend's house leaving your friend's house yet?" or "What time are you coming had to call when you were had to call when you The days oftexting 'Are you at Jimmy's to your friend's house, you to your friend's house, cation between kids and their parents. to call home when you got to call home when you has replaced the need for direct communi- way. In myfamily, you had way. In myfamily, you growing up and now is that technology parents were the same my kids are at all times. My my kids are at all times.

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We're on top of ofthe city" technology. the house? floor plan and "treetop" living. But there's more. The house opens onto a patio that has three levels ofterracing. He said he loves that there is "glass every- where" and a screened porch the park, but we're in the middle HarrietEdleson is a freelance wireless chargers. Edge Technol.' ogles installed the smart KATHERINE FREY/WASHINGTON POST PHOTOS D.C. "We can hit one button and It's all controlled' Security, temperature and audiovisual controls and shades can be accessed from world. close everythingin the house," Murdock said. "Ths all electronic. But because the house features Myron Murdock and Judy Herzog Murdock built their three-level, 5,900-square-foot house near Rock Creek Park in Washington. architectural design, the house has 21st-century features, from radiant heating in the outdoor porch to electronic features. so much glass, sometimes the couple just wants to close out the The foyer features a skylight and a hand-carved staircase leading to the main living area on the second level. The foyer features a skylight and a hand-carved

In addition to its dramatic The house and floor plan are The house opens into a foyer lit The third level creates separate A second staircase connects At a quarter-acre, plus the a now-retired school psychologist who has a private practice, it accommodates fmily and other married sons and two grandchildren. He even built in two lower- level bedrooms with a bath and separate entrancç. space for both husband and wife - a knitting room for her and an office for him - as well as a shared workout room. His office overlooks the second level rather than being closed off from the rest of the house. Her knitting room opens onto the windows at the front of the house, allowing her to take in the views. the second and third level; an elevator is available for their future use or for guests who need it. frontage that is owned by the city, the site is a third of an acre, just enough to fit the 5,900-square- foot, three-level house. The main living area on the second level - open space that includes the living room, dining area, kitchen and adjacent outdoor porch - is 2,900 square feet. The entry level consists of2,000 square feet, and the upper level is 800 square feet. designed to utilize every bit of natural light, optimizing the views from each window. Using triple-paie glass from Lithuania and foathinsulation has resulted in minimal heating and air-condi- tioning bills, Murdock said. by a dramatic skylight and a hand-carved staircase leading to the main living area on the second level. Though the house is designed for a busy urologist and guests. Murdock has three grown, hours working with Levinas on hours working with Levinas were how to achieve it. "They Levinas open to my suestions," dialogue." said. "It was an open effort would All agreed that every be made to have as much open space as possible with "no im- pediments to the view," he said.

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The "treehouse" began with "I got on the internet and saw When deciding on the lot, they. "This was a very steep hill," Three architects drew plans for The couple had an idea of what

That is the story of Myron The pair met because Herzog Creating their "ultramodern 4I11%1Ui 111 4I11%1Ui Take a widowed physician and What do you get? A house situated near Wash-

Murdock said. "A 4-degree an- the pair's dream house, but they ultimately chose Salo Levinas, a partner with Shinberg Levinasin the District. they wanted yet spent many Romance builds Romance a school psychologist. Mix in land with a steep grade and an imagi- native architect. Meet every Tues- day night for close to two years to discuss the plans. ington's Rock Creek Park that appears to be floating anda happy couple. Murdock and Judy Herzog Mur- dock (previously Judy Herzog), who have been living in Washing- ton for the past year. was friends with Murdock's wife, Rose, who died in 2010. Murdock and Rose had been married for 44 years. After Rose died, Herzog gradually gut to know Murdock, and ultimately they married in 2014. house in the trees' as Myron Murdock likes to call it, required time and patience. "We had a basic concept," he said. the search for a lot the land;' Herzog Murdock said. It wasn't the first lot they considered, but it appealed to them for its location and value. It was actually one of two side-by-side lots. knew some of the challenges. gle." light and open space light and open The Washington Post By Harriet Edleson features lots of natural features lots of Couple's dream hcme Couple's dream

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The property will NOT br open for inspection. Upon pay- No refunds. The property will NOT purchaser will receive a Certificate ment in lull nf the amount bid, the confirmation of the sale For information Visit our website Raymer Leibert Pierce LLC, Between 3 p.m and 5 p.m. only McCa(Ia Etearbomn Street Chicago, Illinois Plaintìffu2ol9s Attorneys, 1 North to File Nurnber 61965 60602 1111.910 (3171476-5500. 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OF POSSESSION,INACCORDANCEWiThSECTION15-1701(C)THE TO REMAININPOSSESSIONFOR30DAYSAFTERENTRYOFANORDER IF YOUARETI-lEMORTGAGORIHOMEOWNER),HAVETHERIGHT 605/18 51g-11 asoenomento requiredbyTheCondominiumPropertyAct,7651LCS the unitatforeclosuresaleotherthanamortgageeshallpay unit whichispartofacommoninterestcommunity,thepurchaser Act, 7651LCS605/P(gXlland(g((4l mento andthelegalfeesrequiredbyTheCondominiumProperty the foreclosuresale,otherthanamortgagee,shallpayassess- f thispropertyisacondominiumunit,thepurchaserofunitat are admonixhedtocheckthecourtfileverifyallinformation. representation astotheconditionofpropertyProspectivebidders The propertyWillNOTbeopenforinspectionandplaintiffmakesno estate afterconfirmationofthesale. Certificate ofSalethatwillentitlethepurchasertoadeedreal Upon paymentinfulloftheamountbid,purchaserwillreceivea confirmation bythecourt. to Plaintiffandin\"AS151 representation astoqualityorquantityoftitleandwithoutrecourse taxes levieoagainstsaidrealestateandisofferedforsalewithoutany subject togeneralrealestatetaxes,specialassessments,or residential realestatearosepriortothesale.Thesubjectpropertyis lienor acquiringtheresidentialrealestatewhoserightsinandtotIle çredit bidatthesaleorbyanymortgagee.judgmentcreditor,other by themortgageeacquiringresidentialrealestatepursuanttoits transfer, isduewithintwenty-four124)hoursNofeeshallbepaid party checkswillbeacceptedThebalanceincertifiedfunds/orwire close ofthesalepayabletoTheJudicialSalesCorporationNothird Sale terms:25%downofthehighestbidbycertifiedfundsat The realeotateisimprovedWitharesidence. Property IndeoNo10-33-200-060-0 Commonly knownas5117101)1-4VAVENUE,SKOKIE,IL613377 as setforthbelow,Ikefollowingdescribedrealestate Floor. CHICAGO,IL60606sellatoublicauctiontothehighestbidder, 2017, atTheJudicialSalesCorporation,OneSouthWackerDrive-24th agent forTheJudicialSalesCorporation,willat10:30AMonJuly31, closure andSaleenteredintheabovecauseonApr/26,2017,an PUBLIC NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENthatpursuanttoaJudgmentofFore- NOTICE OFSALE 5117TOUHYAVENUE SKOKIE.IL60077 16 CH014511 Defendants ANTS GRACE M.STAMPLE,UNKNOWNOWNERSANDNONRECORDCLAIM- CHEMICAL BANK COUNTY DEPARTMENT-CHANCERYDIVISION IN THECIRCUITCOURTOFCOOKCOUNTY,ILLINOIS 6/15/2017, 6/22/2017,6/29/20175010506 Selling Officer,(3121444-1122 INTERCOUNTY JUDICIALSALESCORPORATION 236-0077. & Platt.L.L.C,65cantWackerPlace,Chicago.illinois60601.1312) Plaintiff, For informationcallMs.KimberlySReidatPlaintiff'sAttorney,Kluever spection within 24hours.Norefunds.ThepropertywillNOIbeopenforin- Sale termo:10%downbycertifiedfunds,balance,0v the CondominiumPropertyAct. pay theassessmentsrequiredbysubsection1g-11ofSection18.5 community, thepurchaserofunitotherthanamortgageeshall if thesubjectmortgagedrealestateisaunitolacommoninterest The mortgagedrealestateisimprovedwithasinglefamilyresidence, iL 60706 Commonly knownas6941WestMontroseAvenue,HarwoodHeights. PEN. 13-18-304-009-0000 real estate: der forcash,assetfortInbelow,thefollowingdescribedmortgaged Suite 71RA,ChIcago,Illinois,sellatpublicauctiontothehighestbid- 2017 atthehouroft1a.mintheiroffice120WestMadisonStreet, 2017 IntercOuntyJudicialSalesCorporationwillonThursday,July20, closure andSaleenteredintheaboveentitledcauseonJanuary13, PUBLIC NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENthatpursuanttoaJudgmentofFore- NOTICE OFSALE Defendants, NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS JOSEPH MILlO,UNKNOWNOWNERS,GENERALLY,AND STAVROS PAPALEXATOS,KONSTANTINA vs PlaintIff, SECURITIZATION TRUST2013-1 TRUSTEE FORAPOLLORESIDENTIALMORTGAGE U SBANKNATIONALASSOCIATION.ASINDENTURE COUNTY DEPARTMENT-CHANCERYDIVISION IN THECIRCUITCOURTOFCOOKCOUN1,ILLINOIS 723200 15 CH4611 Estate Judicial Sales-Real GO TO: ONLINE ANAD TO PLACE condition. Thesaleisfurthersubjectto f thixpropertyisacondominium Estate Judicial Sales-Real 6/29/2017, 7/6/2017,7/13/20175040849 1724338 Selling Officer,13121444-1122 INTERCOUNTY JUDICIALSALESCORPORATION 16141 220-5611.16-030333F2 ORas Kochalokl,LLC,OneEastWackerDrive,Chicago,Illinois6060f. For informationcallSalesDepartmentatPlaintiff'sAttorney,Manley spection within 24hours.Norefundo Sale terms:10%downbycertifiedfunds,balance, the CondominiumPropertyAct. The mortgagedrealestateioimprovedwithasinglefamilyresidence closure andSaleenteredintheaboveentitledcauseintercountyJudi- pay theassessmentsrequiredbyOuboection1g-11ofSection18.0 community, thepurchaserofunitotherthanamortgageeshall If thesublectmortgagedrealestateisaunitoUacommoninterest Commonly knownao8521DrakeAvenue,Skokie,IL60076, PI N10-23-214-04g-0000. below, thefollowingdescribedmortgagedrealestate Illinois, sellatpublicauctiontothehighestbidderforcash,assetforth am. intheirofficeat120WestMadisonStreet,Suite71BA,Chicago, dal SalesCorporationwillonFriday,Auguot4,2017atthehourof11 PUBLIC NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENthatpursuanttoaJudgmentofFore- NOTICE OFSALE loCH 15317 Defendants, DECEASED ADMINISTRATOR DFTHEESTATESOFALIYAMALIK, HUMAYUN MALIK,YASIRASINDEPENDENT vs Plain) 1ff, FOR NRZPASS-THROUGH INDIVIDUALLY CAPACITYBUTSOLELYASTRUSTEE U.S. BANKNATIONALASSOCIATION,NOTINITS COUNTY DEPARTMENT-CHANCERYDIVISION IN THECIRCUITCOURTOFCOOKCOUNTY,ILLINOIS 6/15/2017, 6/22/2017,6/29/20175010518 1723337 Selling Officer,13121444-1122 INTERCOUNTY JUDICIALSALESCORPORATION 16141 220-b61116-028361F2 within 24hours.NOrefunds.ThepropertywillNOTbeopenforin- (he CondominiumPropertyAct. Advertise yourrental 06es Kochalski,LLC,OneEastWackerDrive,Chicago,Illinois60601 For informationcallOalesDepartmentatPlaintiff'sAttorney,Manley opection Sale terms.10%downbycertifiedfunds,balance, pay theassessmentsrequiredbysubsection1g-11ofSection18b community, thepurchaserofunitOtherthanamortgageeshall If thesubjectmortgagedrealestateisaunitofcommoninterest The mortgagedrealestateioimprovedwithasinglefamilyresidence Commonly knownas2301FosterStreet,EvanstoniL60201. 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ILLINOIS MORTGAGEFORECLOSURELAW If thispropertyisucondominiumunit,thepurchaserofunitat no representationastotheconditionofpropertyProspectivebid- right toredeemdoesnotarise,thereshallbenoofredemption subsection Id)ofoectiori3720title38tIseUnitedStatesCode,the 505 sttheHousingActof1950,asamended(12US.C.1701k),and io longer,andinanycasewhich,underthepromsionsofsection or theperiodallowableforredemptionunderStatelaw,whichever arising undertheInternalrevenuelawsperiodshallbe120days date ofsalewithinwhichIxredeem,exceptthatwithrespectloalien of theUnitedStates,Statesshallhaveoneyearfrom enlate afterconfirmationofthesale a CertificateofSalethatwillentitlethepurchasertodeedreal firmahon bythecourt to PlaintiffandinASIScondition.Thesaleisfurthertabledcon- representation astoqualityorquantityoftitleandwithoutrecourse taxes leviedagainstsaidrealestateandisofferedforsalewithoutany oublect togeneralrea!estatetaxes,specialassessments,or residential realeotatearoxepriorlothesaleThesublectpropertyis lienor acquiringtheresiGentialrealestatewhoserightsinandtotIre Credit bidatthesaleorbyanymortgagee,judgmentcreditor,uther by themortgageeacquiringresidentialrealestatepursuanttoits transfer, isduewithintwenty-four1241hours.Nofeeshallbepaid party checkswillbeaccepted.Thebalanceincertifiedfunds/Orwire close ofthesalepayasletoTheJudicialSalesCorporation.Nothird The judgmentamountwas$62,18621 The realestateioimprovedwithamultiunitresidential. 0000 as setforthbelow,thefollowingdescribedrealestate Floor, CHICAGO,IL,60606sellatpublicauctiontoIhehighestbidder, 2017, atTheJudicialSalesCorporation,OneSouthWackerDrive-24th an agentforTheJudicialSalesCorporation,willat1030AMonJuly24, Foreclosure andSaleenteredintheabovecauseonMarch10,2017, NOTICE OFSALE NOTE PursuantIPtileFairDebtCollectionPracticesActyouare Evanston, IL60201 734 NOYES,UNIT3 16 CH9092 Defendants CORO CLAIMANTS WOOD GARDENSCORPORAtION,UNKNOWNOWNERSANDNONRE- AVENUE GARAGECOMPANYANILLINOISCORPORATION,THEROOK- GORDON DAVIDSOTO,UNITEDSTATESOFAMERICA1600HINMAN Plaintiff, THE NORTHERNTRUSTCOMPANY COUNTY DEPARTMENT-CHANCERYDIVISION IN THECIRCUITCOtIRTOFCOOKCOUNTY,ILLINOIS Judicial Sales-Real Estate IF YOUARETHEMORTGAGOR(HOMEOWNER),HAVERIGHT Upon paymentinfulloftheamountbid,purchaserwillreceive For information,contactPlaintiffsattorney.HAUSELMANRAPPIN The propertywillNOTbeopenforinspectionandplaintiffmakes Commonly knownas734NOYES,UNIT3,EvanstOn,IL60201 where asaleofrealestateismadetosatisfylienpriorthat PUBLIC NOTICESHEREBYGIVENthatpursuanttoaJudgmentu! Sale terms25%downofthehighestbidbycertihedfundsat Property IndeeNo11-071224J58-000OAND1-07-122-004- If thispropertyisacondominium Estate Judicial Sales-Real e f- w Fa Fa 19 Living Section 2 June 29, 2017 for Fri Copies ZONING waivers Districr per Secnon Keith Macre- Development is available parking GROVE is Mr NEW AD Public Notice conveniencB! Unified with PLACEMENT available tor ad district and is commonly district and is commonly Skokie Pails District in the soard of is'uttees days a year tot your The Classitieds are placemenl 24 hours a day, I days a week, 365 NOTICE OF AVAILABILITY Visit ploceonod. PIAN COMMISION NOTICE Ir i bunesuburbs.com Legal Notices Legal General Commercial PLEASE TAKE NOTICE - THE TAKE NOTICE PLEASE MORTON hold OF APPEALS will BOARD hearing on Monday, a public 7.30 p.m in the July 17, 2017 at Chambers Board of Trustees Municipal Richard T. Flickinger Avenue, Center, 6101 Capulina Illinois to con- Morton Grove, case sider the following CASE ZBA 17-05 from Sec- Requesting variations 07-07 510v 12-2-6 of Ordinance Grove Unified (Village of Morton to build an OeveTopment Code) accessory structure within the required Iront yard setback the parcel is located in the R2 "Single Family Residence OIs- triO known as 8507 Marmora TIne applicant naris CASE ZBA 17-06 Requesting variations from Sec- lion 12-3-S of Ordinance 07-07 (Village of Morton Grove Unified DeveTopment Code) to build a tence within the required front yard setback The parcel is located in the R2 "Single Family Residence OIs- trict known as 8943 School Street The applicants are Mr Erich Abens. 6/29/2017 SO46330 In accordance with the Illinois Prevailing Wage Act, the Skokie Park District sas made a determination of the prevailing rates of wages to be paid laborers, mechanics, and other workers employed in public works pro- ects for the Skokie Park Distric The Board of Park Commission- ers has determined that the prevailing rates of wages are the wage rates for Cook County partment of Labor. A copy of this determination osublic Inspection at the Weber Leisure Center, 9300 Weber Park Place, Skolse, IL 6c,B377 calling the Park District at 847- 674-1500. Dated: June 16 2017, Secretary, Skskie Park District PLEASE TAXE NOTICE - THE MORTON GROVE PLAN COMMIS- SION will hold a public hearin p.m Municipal Center, 6101 Capulina consider the following cases' Request for a Special Use permit meets - full body 12-4-3 of the village of Morton Street The parcel is located in the Cl distnct klvs 05304 Winfield Road, Win- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pur- Ridge Park District for the cal- evItar year 2016 has been prepared by the firm nf Lauterbach s Amen, LLP, arid is available for public inspection at the Maine Park Leisure Center, 2701 Sib- ley Avenue, Park Ridge, Illinois 60065, Mondays tErough Park Ridge Park District as determined by the Illinois 0e are available upen request by John V Ohrlund 6/29/2017 5029259 on Monday, July 17 2017 at 7:3 Chambers, Richard T Flickinger Avenue, Morton Grove, Illinois to CASE PC 17-1h to provide Massagn establish- Grove Code at 6018-6020 Dempster as needed per Section 12-7-3 The applicant is Aleuander Hop- field, IL 60190. 6/29/2017 5046330 suant to 30 1LCS 15/2 that tse annual audit report of' the Park days between Ilse hours of 9:0K a.m and 5 00 p.m. Cynthia Grau Treasurer 6/29/2017 5039439 SEC- 441.57 OF IN COUNTY The meeting The meeting DIVISION 22017-035 Z2017-OJ;6 Far your 1924 AS DOCUMENT NEW AD PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC PUBLt NOTICE PLACEMENT classified od convenience, 2, PROPOSED VARIATION PROPOSED PROPOSED VARIATION requests a Sariation from persons interested should tribunesuburbs,com Legal Notices Legal ng a Variation of the Glenview ng a Variation of year, Visit placeonod, Hall, 2500 East Lake Avenue, Hall, 2500 East ng a Variation of the Glenview 24 hours o day, 7 days a week and 365 days a Notice is hereby given that a hereby given Notice is be held by public hearing wilt of Appeals the Zoning 8oard request to consider a petition Municipal Code July 11' will be held on Monday, , IT tire village 2017 at 7 02 PM with Glenview, IL in accordJlnce 5/11-13-5 Chapter 65, Section Statutes of the Illinois Compiled The property involved is corn rnonly known as 1465 GlenvIew Road and is legally described as LOT 8 iN BLOCK 1 iN I,LENVIEW BORDERS, A SUBDIVISION OF PART OF LOT 10 IN ASSESSOR'S DIVISION OF THE EAST HALF OF SECTION 35, TOWNSHIP 42 NORTH, RANGE 12, EAST OF THE THiRD PRINCIPYL MERID- IAN, LYING SOUTH AND WEST- ERLY OF GLEWIEW FOAD AND NORTHERLY ANO EAI;TERLY OF THE NORTH BRANCH OF THE CHICAGO RIVER, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF RECORDED JULY 8494675, iN COOK COUNTY, IL- LINOIS The petitioners, Jeronte and Ker- ty Ehlinger, request a Variation from the provisions lit Sections 9B-lolibi(3l and 9B-102)blf3l of the Glenview Zoning ordinance to allow for the construction of a dnveway and other improvements resulting in a lotal imper- vinas lot coverage of 7,8a1 25 square feet instead of a mani- muni irnperuiouo lot conerage of 6,682 20 square feet as allowed and required by said ordinance Ali persons interested should attend and will be given an np- porlunity to be hearti For additional informaticn regarding this case, please contact Tony Repp, Planner, at )84:'I 904-4309 Zoning Board of Appeals Ronael A Greco, Chiinnian Attest: Tony Repp Planner Publication Date: luire 29, 2017 6/29/17 5046505 Notice is Sereby Eluen that a public hearing will be held by the Zoning Board 01 Appeals to consider a petition request- Municipal Code will be held on Monday. Jule 1T 2017 at 700 PM , in the Village Hall, 2500 East Like Avenue, Gienview, IL in accordance with Chapter 65, Section 5/11-13-5 of the Illinois Compiled Statuten The property involxed is commonly known as 3801 Coun- trysloe Lane and s legally described as' LOT 1 IN BUDNIK'S COUNTRY- SIDE SUBDIVISION OF THE EAST 150 FEET OF THE NORTH 305.35 FEET OF THE St)l,JTH FEET OF LOT 12 CLERK'S liON 32, TOWNSHiP 42 NORTH, RANGE 12, EAST OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL MERILSAN, IN COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS The petitioner, Ro:hard Schiller, represented by Walt Dohrmann, Jr - the provisions of Sections 98- 104)bliSl of the GIsnelew Zoning Ordinance to allow for the con otroction of a two-story building addition at a frt yard (north senback of 33 59 regt instead o the required frort yard Inorthl setback of 78.19 leSt as allowed and required by said ordinance. Ail attend and will Isv given an op portunity to be heard For additional intorm,ition regarding this case, please contact Tony Repp, Planner, at 15471904-4309 Zoning Board of Appeals Ronald A Greco, ',Aairman Attest. Tony Repp Planner Publication Date June 29, 2017 6/29/17 h046S16 placement is available 01 Ungaro, Ungaro. The meeting in rIre village Tse meeting Vito vito RENT? 22017-033 22017-034 plocea nod. PUBLIC NOTiCE PUBLIC PSJBUC NOTiCE here! Many jump on the place fo live. petitioner, petitioner, PROPOSED VARIATION PROPOSED persons interested should PROPOSED VARIATION looking far a new hunters check the Ctassifieds befare competition! Call APARTMENT FOR The search begins 866-399-0537 or visit tribunesuburbs.cam units with us fo get a Legal Notices Legal apartment and hame Advertise your rental ng a Vanation of the Glenvrew ng a Vanation of NotIce is hereby given that a hereby given NotIce is wilt be held by public hearIng st Appeals the Zoning Board request- to consider a petition Municipal code July 17' will be held on Monday, , 2017 at 7:00 PM Lake Avenue, Hall, 2500 East with Gienview, IL in accordance 5/11-13-5 Chapter 65, Section Statutes of the Illinois Compiled The property involved is commonly known as 9r7 Surrey Lane and is legallY described as' LOT 15 iN aLOcK 2 IN GEORGE F NIXON S COMPANY'S NORTH SHORE GOLF VIEW HOME AD- DillON, BEING A SUBDIVISION OF PART OF THE SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF TI-lE SECTION 36, TOWNSHIP 42 NORTH, BANGE 12, EAST OF THE THIRD PRINCI- PALMERIDIAN, IN COOK COUN- TV, ILLINOIS The requests a variation from the provisions of Sections 98-104151 161, 9B-213la1l8), and 98-214 of she Glenvrew Zoning Ordinance to allow a natural gas stand-by electric generator to 5e situated at a side yard Inorthl setback of 7.00 feet instead of a minimum side yard luoGhi setback of 10.00 feet, as allowed and required by said ordinance Ali persons interested should atTend and will be given an opportunity to be heard For additional information regarding this case, please contacr Tony Repp, Planner, at 18471 904-4309 Zoning Board of Appeals Ronald A Greco, Chairman Attest Tony Repp Planner Publication Date June 29, 2017 6/29/17 5066450 Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held by the Zoning Board of Appeals no consider a petition request- Ing a Variation of the Glenview Municipal Code will be held on Monday, July 17', 2017 at 7 013 P.M , in the Vitiage Hall, 2500 East Lake Avenue, Glenview, IL in accordance with Chapter 65, Section 5/11-13-5 of the Illinois Compiled Statutes. The property innolved is corn- monly knows as 917 Surrey Lane and is legally described as: LOT 15 IN BLOCK 2 IN GEORGE F. NIXON 6 COMPANY'S NORTH SHORE GOLF VIEW HOME AO- DIllON, BEING A SUBDIVISION OF PART OF THE SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF THE SECTION 36, TOWNSHIP 42 NORTH, RANGE 12, EAST OF THE THIRD PRINCi- PALMERIDIAN, IN COOK COUN- fl, ILLINOIS. The requests a Variation from the provisions of Sections 98-lO4lb 161, 98-213ia1(Bl, and 98-214 0 the Glenview Zoning Ordinance to allow a natural gus stand-by electric generator to be situated at a side yard (north) setback of 7 00 feet instead of a minimum side yard (north) setback 10 00 feet, as allowed and required by said ordinance Ali attend and will be given an opportunity to be heard For additional information regarding this case, please contact Tony Repp_ Planner, at )B471 904-4309. Zoning Board nf Appeals Ronald A. Greco, Chairman Attest Tony Repp Planner Publication Date June 29, 2017 6/29/17 5046496 this Hall your- other suSse- receive deposit IL 60093, Winnetka The suc- Purchasing bid ned and read WILL NOT BE Sealed bids will received Road ID Specifications and or ko'kie WINDOWS Aleksic, RFB #017 020 RFB #017 frequently check Bay is the responsibility of village of Skokie Notice to Bidders NOTIcE TO BIDDERS NOTIcE TO it to rate of wages as found VILLAGE MAU, STORM VILLAGE 60093 Bid Notice Bid The Village of Winnetka is now The Village of Winnetka bids for the in accepting sealed storm, screen, stallation of new Green IL addenda Plans, and any future through the may be obtained sttp //wWW viilageotwinnetka org/departments/finance/bid hard copy plans or specifica regarding tire plans and specih- cations shall be directed to The Nick Mostardo in writing, or by knowiedgment forms with their bid submittals Pre-Bid Meeting A mandatory pre-bel meehng/site inspection 19, 2017 at which time sr as 1 Traffic Signai Modernization at and fixed secondary glazing on and fixed secondary floors of the first and second Hall, 510 tIre Winnetka Village webslte at Village of Winnetka and proposal-opportunities/ No Tiovs will be available as part of The bidding process Questions Assistant Director of Finance, email at nmostardo@winnetka org The potential Vendor,Covtrac Tor website for any future addenda Vendors/Contractors will be required to submit all addenda ac will be held at 10 00 a m ilocal time) on Monday, July 10. 2017 an the Winnetka Village 510 Green Bay Road llÇtnnetha IL 60093 Failure to attend this meeting will be cause for reiec- lion of bids aid Opening be received by the Assistant Finance Director, at 510 Green Bay Road Winnetka until 1 1 015 a m lleca) timel, July soon thereafter as possibje, bids will be publici o aloud LATE ACCEPTED Bid Security Bids must be accompanied by a of at least 10E, of the total bid amount. Bid deposits may be in The form of a bid bond, cashier's check, money order or bank draft Performance Bond cessful bidder Shall be required to provide a Performance Bond of 100% of the total contract amount Insurance' Upon award of the contract, the successful bidder will be required to furnish certificates and policies of ance as required by the specs fications Prevailing Wage Rates: The suc- cesotul bidder shall be required to pay not less than the prevail- Ing wage rateS as determined In accordance with the Illinois Wage Law so ail laborers, crafts- men, journeymen and workers employed in tEe work necessitated by the fulfillment of This contract, The Village reserves the right to reect any or all bids in whole or In part, to waive or not to waive formalities therein, and accepting the bid considered to be n the besT Interest of the Village of Winnetka, 6/29/2017 5041643 The Villagn nf Skokie is now ac cepting sealed BIOS for Oempster St and Bronx Axe 2 Carol Street Improvements Notice is hereby given that the Village of Skokie will BiDS at 5127 Oakton Street, Skokie, Illinois 601277 Attention Michael Agent until 11:OOa.m local time on Thursday, July 6, 2017. Bidders wit be required to cer- tify that for ail work to be per- formed pursuant to the Contract Oocuments, at least the prevailing and determined by the Illinois Department of Labor for Cook County will be paid to all workers and employees employed and working on the project. Any bid or proposai submitted unsealed, unsigned, fas trans- missions quent to the aforementioned date and time will be disquali- fied and returned to the bidder The Village of Skokie reserves the right to relect any and all bids or parts Thereof, to waive any Irregularities or informali- ties in bidding procedureS and to award the contract in a manner best serving the Interest of the Village. Michael Aleksic Purchasing Agent Village of 6/2972017 5061606 less suc- other 1 t 00 subte- receive IL 60093: The Proposals and until bid deposit received Skokie Purchasing the address shows RFB #017-019 of Click on ViTage Depart- Village of Skokie Notice tO Bidders Questions received Nonce TO BIDDERS Nonce TO 20175064780 e of Skokie addenda acknowledgment STREETSCAPE PROJECT SPRUCE AND CHESTNUT SPRUCE Bid Notice Bid ng the bid considered to be in The Village of Winnetka is now The Village of Winnetka bids for the accepting sealed Elm, and Hub- East Elm, West District bard Woods Commercial and Streenscape Specifications addenda Plans, and any future through the may be obtained website at Viilagv of Winnetka http://www.viilageofwInnetka. nance/bid- org/departments/f No and-proposai-opportunitIeS/ liard copy plans or specrfica tines will be anailable as part of the bidding process. Questions regarding the plans and specif i- cations Orali be directed to the - Assistant Director Of Finance, Nick Mostardo, in writing, or by email at nrnostardsOwinnetka. org. than five das's prior to the time of opening of bids will not be an- swered. Addenda will be placed on the Village's website If is the responsibility of the potential vendor/Contractor to frequently check this website for any future addenda. vendors/Contrac- tors will be required to submit all forms with their bid submittals Bid Opening Sealed bids will be received by The AssistanT Finance Director, at 510 Green Bay Road Winnetku until 10.3e am. ilocu) Irmel, July 20, 2017, at which time or as soon thereafter an possib)e, bids will be Oublicly opened and read aloud. LATE BIDS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED Bid Security' Bids must be ac contpanied by a St at least 10% of the total bid amount hid deposrts may be in the form of a bid bond, cashier's check, money order or bank draft Performance Bond ceusful bidder shall be required to provide a Performance Bond of 1oO% of the total contract amount Insurance Upon award of the contract, the successful bidder will be required to furnish certificates and policies of insurance as required by the specifications Prevailing Wage Rates' The successful bidder shall be required to pay not less than the prevailing wage rates as determined in accordance with the Illinois wage Law to ail laborers, crafts- men, lourneYmen workers employed in the work necessitated by the fulfillment of this contract. TIre Village reserves the right to relect any or all bids in whole or in part, to waive or not to waive formalities therein, and accept- the best interest of the village of lMnnetka 6.22, 6/29. 7/6, 7/13/2017 5030987 The Village of Skokie is now ac- ceptrng sealed PROPOSALS for Fleet Management System Vii- lage ot Skokie Public Works Notice is hereby given that the Village of Skokie will PROPOSALS at 5127 Oakton Street, Skokie, il- iinoO 60077 AttentiOn' Michael Aleksic, Purchasing Agent am, local time ori Thursday, July 13, 2017 A copy of the proposal can be obtained by visiting wwwskok- ie,org, ment, Purchasing, Bids 6 RFP't to download a copy can also be obtained from the Village Office at above Any bid or proposal submitted unsealed, unsigned, fax trans- missions or quent In the aforementioned date and time will be disquali- tied arid returned to the bidder The village of Skokie reserves the right to rftect any and all bids or parts thereof, In waive any irregularities or informali- ties in bidding procedures and rs award the contract in a man- ver best serving the interest of the Village. Michael Aieksic Purchasing Agent VilI 6/2 ri w at the or ad. inter- statuu irr without masonry, 60201 at will affirma- IL Parties under Public Advertise mortgage online in accordance familial placeanod. Bidders exterior classified 2017 us 866-399-0537 ta as described resJuirFs CITY OF EVANSTON disability, Advertise with us! NOTICE TO BIDDERS The Classifieds can shawcase your business and services! your cleaning service, company or daycare with us today! Call visit placeanad tribune suburbs.cam Go fribunesuburbs.com fa arder and pay far your Online. Anytime. lt's fastf It's easy! L EG A LS L EG Bid Notice BUSINESS OWNERS Sealed bids will be received by Sealed bids will Office The city's Purchasing Lorraine H. Room 4200 of the located at Morton Civic Center Evanston, Il- 2100 Ridge Avenue, 200 PM local linois 60201, until 25. 2017 and time Tuesday, July will be publicly read thereafter in room 2404 Bids shall cover the following. Oempster Beach Office Renova- tions Bid Number 1740 Work on thin project includes Repointing replacing windows and esteyor doors, renovating the restroom interior documents. A non-mandatory pre-bid meeting will be held at the Oemp- ster Beach Office, 99 Dernpster Street, Evanston, 10 00 A.M on Monday July 10, 2017. TheabOve item shall con- form to the Invitation for Bids on tile in the Purchasing Office The bid document, including ail necessary plans and speciEca- tions, will be available in the Purchasing Office on Thursday, June 29, Ersted in submitting a bid should contact the Purchasing Office to receive a copy of the bid or see the City's website at cityofeuanston org/business/ tsds-prnposals/ or Demandstar at www.demandstar,coni, The city of Evanston )the city) in accordance wits the laws of the State of illinois. hereby notifies all Bidders that it lively ensure that the contract)s) entered into pursuant to this Notice will be awarded to the successful discrimination on the ground of race, color, religion, ses age, sexual orientation. rrrarita) sta- tus, sr national origin. The State of Illinois Works contracts that the general prevailing rate of wages in this locality be paid for each craft or type of worker hereunder. This requirement is with The Prevailing Wage Act 1820 ILCS 1301 as amended, The City of Evanston reserves the right to relect any or all submit- tais or to accept the subrnittalls) deemed riront advantageous to The city The Evanston City Council also reserves tse right to award the contract to an Evanston firm if that firm's bid is within 5% of the low bid Each Bidder shall be required to submit with their bid a dis- closure of ownership Interest statement form in accordance with the provisions of City Code Section 1-18-1 et seq Tailure to Submit such information will result in the disqualification of such bid Linda Thomas Purchasing Specialist 6/29/201T5045758 ONLINE placeanad. RENT? placeonad. here! Many jump on the visit place fa live. looking for a new hunters check the Classifieds befare competition! 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IL 60076 PNC BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION PNC BANK, NATIONAL Plaintiff, O ILLINOIS DEPARI MENT OF REVENUE RANK, kG, STATE Defendants IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COOK COUNTY, COURT OF IN THE CIRCUIT DIVISION DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY COUNTY NEW AD PlACEMENT ANSELMO LINDBERG OLIVER LLC NAPERVILLE, IL 60563 Attorney File NO F16100102 Attorney ARDC No 3126232 Attorney Code 58852 Case Number 16 CH 14223 115CR: 37-4312 advised that Plaintiff s attorney s deemed to be a debt col)ector attempting to collect a debt and ety information obtained will be used for that purpose. 6/22/2017, 6/29/2017, 7/6/2011 4953704 THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORAT1ON One South Wacker Drive, 24th FloOr, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 13121 236-SALE a sou can also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at www.tsc corn for i day stutus report of pending sales. BERG OLIVER LLC, 1771 W Oieh. Road. Suite 120, NAPERVILLE, IL BERG OLIVER LLC, 1771 W Oieh. Road. Suite 120, NAPERVILLE, 60563 1630) 4536960 For bidding instructIons, visit wwwfaliIIinois corn, t'Iease refer to file number F16100102, You will need a photo identification issued by a government agency Striver's license, paSsport, etc.) in order to gain entry into our building i- and the foreclosure sale room in 1:00k County und the same identif cation for sales hebt at other costly venues where The Judicial Sales Corporation conducts foreclosure sales 765 I[CS 605/91R3)5l, and 765 ILCS 505/18 51g-11, you are hereby noti- tied that the purchaser of the property, Other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assessments and legal teen regulied by subsections Igyll and of lgl(4) of section 9 and the assessmonts required by Subsection (g-il section 1 B 5 of the illinois Condomnium Property Act. TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 3Ü DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION. IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-17011Cl OF THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW if tIrio property is a condominium unit, or a unit which is part st a com- mori interest community. the purchaser of the unit at tIre foreclosure sale, Other than a mortgagee, shall say the assessments and the legal fees re0Uired by The Conyomlniun, Property Act 765 ILCS 605/9lg)t1l and gIld) The Iudgment amount was $212.820 01. The Iudgment amount was $212.820 Judicial Sales Corporation NO third close of tIle sale payable to The Salance in certified funds/or wire party checks will be accepted. The 24) hours. No fee shall be paid transfer, is due within twenty-four real estate pursuant to Its by the mortgagee acquiring the resilential ludgment creditor, or other credit bld atthe sale or by any morqagee, tntate whose rights in and to the Ilenor acquIrIng the reslaential real to the sale. The subject property Is residential realestate arose prior special assessments, or Special sublect to general real estate taaeL. tases leviedagainot said real estate sed is offered for sale Without SC representation as IO quality or quantIty of title and without recourse to Plaintiff and in AS IS condition The sale is further sublect to con- tirmation by the court a Certificate of Sale that will entitle he purchaser to a deed to the real estate after confirmation of the salE no representation as to the conditicn of the property Prospective bid- dem are admonished to check the court hIe to verity all intormation The real estate IS Improved With B single family residence. The real estate IS Improved With agent for The JUdICIal Sales Corporation, will at 10:30 AM on July 31, agent for The JUdICIal Sales Corporation, as set forth below, the following 0e Living 2 J!rne 29, 2017 6/29/17 5042158 SIGN NORTHBROOK PLANCOMMIS- MARCIA FRANKLIN,CHAIRMAN phone 18471664-4057. Lane, NOrthbrook,Illinois60062; Planning Services,122SCedar partment ofDevelopmentand the VillageofNorthbrookDe- plication maybeobtainedfrom information concerningthisap- attend andbeheard.AddItional sons interestedareinvitedto adjournment thereof, At saidpublichearingandalany for Vapor4LIfe. 8h35 stuareroottenantspace mately SSOsouarefeetofthe sales areaconsistingofapproxi- to operateanaccessoryretail 004-00001. TheApplicantplans tate indeuNumber04-06-107- multi-tenant building(RealEs- Sanders Roadandcontainsa of CommercialAvenueeast lt islocatedonthenorthside l-1 RestnctedIndustrialDistrict. The SubjectPronertyiszoned posed bytheApplicant. of theSubjectPropertyaspro- accommodate thedevelopment relief asmaybenecessaryto industrial District; No. 9982,00)intfthl-1Restricted low AccessoryRetailSales(SIC purpose of ties. LLC(the"Owner").forthe NOrthbrook CommercialProper- Property") whichisownedby Avenue SaiteA(the'Sublect as lesseeof4080COmmercial Holdings, Inc Application SUITE A-VAPOR4LIFE 4080 COMMERCIALAVENUE, DOCKET NO17-10 sidenng thefollowrng: Illinois forthepurposeofcon- of theNortlibrookVillageHall, at 7:30p.m.intheBoardRoom sion onTUE5DA'iJULY18.2017 the NOrthbrookPlanCommis- a publichearingwillbeheldby 019-0000, o4-07-10ó-020-O0( 04-07-100-018-0000 04-07-100- 0000, 1225 CedarLane,Northbrook, NOTICE ISHEREBYGIVENthat 6/29/17 5042142 SION NORTHBROOK PLANCOMMIS- MARCIA FRANKLIN,CHAIRMAN phone 1847)664-4057 Lane, Northbrook,Illinois601)62, Planning Services,1225Cedar partment ofDevelopmentand the VillageofNorthbrookDe- plication maybeobtainedfrom information concerningthisap- attend andbeheardAdditional sons interestedareinvitedto adjournment thereof, At saidpublichearingandasany Athletic Club. formerly occupiedbyAesthetic cal fitnessfacilityinthespace nearly 7700pouarefootphysi- The Applicantplanstooperatea index r4ijmber04-07-100-016- Shopping Center(RealEstate contains Road andSanders southwest cornerofDundee District Cr2 NeighborhoodCommercial The SubjectPropertyiszoned posed bytheApplicant of thesubjectPropertyaspro- accommodate thedevelopment relief asmaybenecessaryto B. Approvalofsuchotherzoning hood CommercialDistrict; souare feetintheC-2Neighbor- Allow aPhysicalFitnessIhain- A SpecialPermitApprovalto WFC LincolnSanders,LLC(the Property') whichisownedby Dundee Root CampNortfrbrook ments Group.LLCdIO/aBurn Application by3StrongInvest- 4155 DUNDEEROAD DOCKET NO17-09 sidering thefollowing Illinois forthepurposeofcon- 1225 CedarLane,Northbrook, of theNorthbrookVillageHall. at 7:30pm.intheBoardRoom sion ortTUESDA'iJULY18,2017 the NorthbrookPlanCommis- a publichearingwillbeheldby NOTICE ISHEREBYGIVENthat ng Facilityinexcessof2,500 'Owfler"l, forthepurposeof: Applicant) aslesseeof4155 Legal Notices NOTICE OFPLANCOMMIS- NOTICE OFPLANCOMMIS- Approval ofsuchotherzoning Special PermitApprovaltoAI- SION PUBLICHEARING SION PUBUCHEARING lt Road the 04-07-100-017-0000, by Vapor4 is (the "Applicant') Sanders located onthe the all all Subject Court per- per- Life the the ordinuncnorobtainacopy the IllinoisDepartmentofLa- The CityofParkRidgehasad- 6/29/17 5036976 Deputy CityClerk Chem1 LPeterson hours of800amand500 pm Ridge, City Hall,505ButlerPlace,Park of theCityClerk,ParkRidge rates maydosoattheOffice of thecurrentprevailingwage Sor. Anyonewishingtoinspect Cook County,asdeterminedby ests tobethesameasthosein public worksconstructionproj (ishimtg prevailingwageratesfor opted Ordinance2017-30estaS- 6/29/17 5042126 SION NORTHBROOK PLANCOMMIS- MARCIA FRANKLIN,CHAIRMAN phone (8471664-40S7 Lane, Northbrook,Illinois60062; Planning Services,1225Cedar partmenf ofDevelopmentand the VillageofNorthbrookDe- plication maybeobtainedfrom information concemingthisap- attend andbeheard.Additional sons interestedareinvitedto adlournment thereof, At saidpublichearingandatany whilethefourth parcelisvacant. contain singlefamilyresidences for residential,threeorwhich of fourparcelocurrentlyzoned The SubjectPropertyconsists Shermer RoadandTechnyRoad. ed onthesouthwestcornerof 405-017-00001 isgenerallylocal- 04-16-405-016-0000, and04-16- 026-0000, 04-16-405-027-0000, Estate IndexNos.04-16-405- The by theApplicant Subject Property,asrequested the requested may benecessarytoauthorize waivers, andzoningreliefas H Anyothersuchvariations, G SitePlanApproval;and road frontages; along theSfrermerandTechny overhead utilitylinesthatrun requirement toburytheexisting waiver oftheSubdivisionCode lot, whichrequestsincludesa bine tIreemotIng4lotsintoone F PlatofConsolidationtocom- loading area; accommodate and from49,29'to27-4" mociate theproposedparking 49.29' tOB-Il7/8"toaccom- tIme westernoronertylinefrom quired interiorsideyardalong E Vanationtoreducethere- by rightof35feet; excess ofthemaximumallowed height of36'-23/8"whichisin (Owed byrightofO40,andfora is inexcessofthemaximumal- a floorarearatioof0.71which estad SeniorLivingFacilitywith 1,250 sqft; RS DIstnctfrom1,660sq.ft.to nursing homefacilitiesinthe for assistedlivingfacilitiesand Gross LotAreaPerDwell!ngUnit to reducetheminimumrequired RS ResidentialSoecialtyDistnct; Family ResidentialDistricttothe Senior/Special Residential; from SingleFamilyResidentialto hcation ottheSublectProperty Map tochangetheuseclassi- hensive PlanFutureLandUse A AmendmenttotheCompre- provals lion seekingtIlefollowingap- Applicant hasfiledanapplica- of unassistedlivingfacility.The the developmentandoperation Shermer Road(toaccommodate Elizabeth Heinz(2060and2074 Techny Road),andtheestateof dated November18199412005 tleman asTrusteeunderaTrust (2041 TechnyRoadl.FloydMit- by CsabaBeraandSylvia Property"l whichareowned tively referredtoasthe"Sublect & 204tTechnyRoad(collec- 2074 ShermerRoadand2005 commonly knownas2060& purchaser "Applicunt'(, Woods An LIVING FACILITY ROAD AND 2005&2041TECHNY DOCKET NO.PCD-16-11 sidering thefollowing: Illinois forthepurposeofcon- of theNortfrbrookVillageHall, AT 7.30pmintheBoardRoom sion onTUESDAY,JULYt8,2017 the NOrthbroo a publicIlearin NOTICE ISHEREBYGIVENthat 1225 CedarLane,Norttmbrook, - HERITAGEWOODSASSISTED 2060 &2074SHERMERROAD Legal Notices PREVAILING WAGERATES NOTICE OFPLANCOMMIS- Zoning CodeleusAmendment Rezoning fromtIleR-2Single Special PermitsforanAs- SION PUBUCHEARING application Subject Illinois, LEGAL NOTICE Northwest, of as Property facility onthe the the will beheldby between Plan Commis- by contractual properties proposed LLC all Heritage (Real per- the (tIte 6/29/2017 SO41110 Niles PublicLibraryDislnCt Board oftheLibraryTrustees Dianne Olson,Secretary ILCS 130/1-2 Illinois CompiledStatutes,82 Rute ofWagesasrequiredb termination Library Districthasmadeade- of lune,2017,theNilesPublic Ordinance adoptedthe21stday Public LibraryDistrictthatby of LibraryTrusteestheNiles NOTICE ISGIVENbytheBoard 6/29/20175041760 Lou AnnKellYSecretary Gregory Robitaille,President e203 New lEierTownshipHighSchool Board ofEducation retury Dr RaymondE Mark Steen,President Wilmette SchoolDistrict#39 Board ofEducation Kevin lauch,Secretary Rick Zleminski,President Avoca SchoolDistrict#37 Board ofEducation Chike Erokwu,Secretary Mindy Kelly,President Kenilworth SchoolDistrict#38 Board ofEducation lennifer Pehlke,Secretary Krlsent 1-fertel,President Winnetka SchoolDistrict#36 Board ofEducation Dr. CatherineWang,Secretary Gary Ruben,President Glencoe SchoolDistrIcte35 Board ofEducation Adlebart Spaan,President June 2017. effect, Datedthis30thdayof of saidDistrictsandionowin determination of theDrevailingwagerate The BoardsofEducation 6/22/17 5020622 By: /s/HowardL.Wolfman Cook County,Illinois Mission BrookSanitaryDistrict the same addresses requestingcopiesof filed, orfiletheirnamesand clarion ofemployeeswhohave sociation ofemployersandany Cornflower Trail,NOrthbrOok,Il- the mainofficeofMission lion byanyinterestedpam1yin the DepartmentofLabordeter- copy ofthefullOrdinanceand County asofJuneS,2017 of theStuteIllinoisforCook by theDepartmentofLabor trict isthesameasdetermined 511e MISSiOnBrookSanitaryDis- coming undertheluriSdictionof the constructiovofpublicworks and otherworkersengagedin locality Orlaborers,mechanics, prevailing rateofwagesinthis June 5,2017thatthegeneral anyone undercontractforpub- any publicworksbytheState, and otherworkersemployedin wages oflaborers,mechanics the CountyofCook, sion BrookSanitaryDistrictof TAKE NOTICEthatthe Dr, EdwardStange,Secretary Sunset RidgeSchoolPistricte29 Board otEducation public inspectionattheoffices t20 ILCS130/001-l2andthat lutions, madeadetermination 38, 39,und203have,byreso- School Districts29,3537,36, person ofemoloyeeorasso- (mois, andtoanyemployer;ax- Brook SanItaryDistrictut3505 mination isavailableforinspec- mined onanduseftectivefrom t941, asamendedhasdeter- lic works'approvedonJune26, or anypoliticalsubdivisionby county, cityoranypublicbody pursuant to"AnActregulating NOTICE OFDETERMINATION Legal Notices advertisement. to placeyour tribunesuburbs.com online foplaceanad. 866-399-0537 or sell yourhome,car cost-effective wayta classifieds isthemosf Placing anadinthe MISSION BROOKSANITARY PREVAILING WAGERATES SE IL.IL NOTICE OFORDINANCE valuablesf PUBLIC NOTICE LEGAI NOTICE Your Stuff! 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Department oflabortheSate the SecretaryofSlateand of promptly fileacertifiedcop the BoardofEducationshall Section such rates who wageswillbeaffectedby the particularclassofworkers stating theparticularratesand ing copiesofanydetermination flames podaddresses,request. employees whohavefIledtheir any personorassociation socianion ofemployersandto any employer,andtoan- copy ofthisdeterminationto Board ofEducationShallmaila Section 4TheSecretaryofthe to allcontractspecifications then ineffectshallbeattacsed lion ofprevailingratewagen the currentreviseddetermina- copy ofthisdeterminationor such prevailingrateofwage.A rate ofwageoranyrevisionsst determination ofsuchprevailing Grove SchoolDistrictNO70this in spection byanyinterestedparty post orkeepavailableforin- Board ofEducutlonohallpublicly Section 3:TheSecretaryofthe the aforesaidAct. 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The protag- Thursday, June 29 people who support them. 9am. daily, onist asks three simple (but huge) ques- Little Bear Garden Park, Patriot Boule- First Ladies: Fiorence Harding to tions, setting in motion a whirlwind ., The John Avila Trio at Green Street yard and Chestnut Avenue, Glenview, Posalynn Carter:As we move more journey to find the answers. 7:30 p.m. Grille:The John Avila Trio performs free deeply into the 20th century, the names Fridays, 7:30 p.m. Saturdays and 7:30 classic jazz, jazz/rock, blues, and more become more familiar - but the stories p.m. Sundays, Actors Gymnasium, 927 at Green Street Grille. 7:30 p.m. Thurs- Morning Matinee Fiim - "Why become more amazing. 1 p.m. Thursday, Noyes St., Evanston, $20 for adults, $15 day, Green Street Grille, 120 W Green Him?":This rated R film. "Why Him?," North Shore Senior Center, 161 North- for kids, students and seniors, 847-32 8- 'j. St., Bensenville, free, 630-474-1201 is about a holiday gathering that threat- field Road, Northfield, $12 member; $15 2795 ens to go off the rails when Ned Flem- non-member, 847-784-6030 The Last Bandoleros:With Dave ing realizes that his daughter's Silicon Paper Sumo grades 1-4:In Japan, Herrero. 8 p.m. Thursday, SPACE, 1245 Valley millionaire boyfriend is about to Miiier Ute Conciertos Originales - Paper Sumo is a huge game; join special Chicago Ave., Evanston, $10-$18,847- pop the question. 10:30 am. Thursday, Vandei:Miller Lite Conciertos Origi- guest iìstructor and visiting Larasian 492-8860 Lincolnwood Public Library, 4000 nales is the ongoing, free Latin music scholar Eri Kanda, to design and build West Pratt Ave., Lincolnwood, free concert series for adults 21 and older. your very own set. Register at glen- Summer History Tours:The Summer The series is brought to Chicago for the viewpl.org/register or 847-729-7500.4 History Tours take place during 11 am. Lincoinwood Summer Concert Se- first time with multi-platinum Latin p.m. Friday, Glenview Public Library, to 3 p.m., on Tuesdays, Thursdays, ries:Thursday evenings in June and music star Yandel. Entry is free of 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, free, Saturdays and Sundays, from June July feature live music, free children's charge on a first-come, first-served 847-729-7500 13-Aug. 20. Take a tour of the historic activities, and bingo with great prizes. basis up to venue capacity 7 p.m. buildings with costumed interpreters The concerts are located near the big Thursday, Joe's Live Rosemont, 5441 Friday Film - "Arrivai":"Arrival" is a who show guests what pioneer life was tent in Proesel Park, in front of the Park Place, Rosemont, free PG-13 rated film with the story line like over 150 years ago. The tours are Proesel Park Family Aquatic Center, about When mysterious spacecraft free and include demonstrations plus where ample parking is available. 7p.m. Rockin' in the Park 2017:ME Finan- touch down across the globe, an elite fun activities for kids. 11a.m. Thurs- Thursdays, Proesel Park, 7055 Kostner cial Park at Rosemont celebrates the team - led by expert linguist Louise days, 11 a.m. Saturdays, 11 a.m. Sundays Ave., Lincolnwood, free, 847-677-9740 summer season with the return of the Banks - is brought together to investi- and 11 a.m. Tuesday The Grove, 1421 "Rockin' in the Park" free weekly sum- gate. Mankind teeters on the verge of Milwaukee Ave., Glenview, free, 847- Decorate the Pianetarium:If you mer concert series. The event features global war. i p.m. Friday, Lincolnwood 724-5670 want to make your mark on the giant the music ofclassic cover bands, food Public Library, 4000 West Pratt Ave., planetarium this summer, come to the and beverage tents on the park's great Lincoinwood, free Historic Wagner Farm - Daily Farm- library and decorate one triangle with lawn and a musical fireworks display Bring the family house Tours:Drop in for free activities your family. Your decorative piece is put after every show. ME Financial Park Morton Grove Days: every day this summer at Historic Wag- with other families' for their planetari- celebrates the Fourth ofJuly with an for carnival rides, food, children's activ- ner Farm. No advance registration is um programming during July 11-13.2 added concert July 4. 7 p.m. Thursdays ities, entertainment and a Fourth of required. For more information, call p.m. and 6 p.m. Thursday, Morton and 7 p.m. Tuesday, ME Financial Park July parade to end the fest. 4 p.m. Fn- 847-724-5670. Daily from 10 a.m. to 3 Grove Public Library 6140 Lincoln at Rosemont, 5501 Park Place, Rose- day, 2 p.m. Saturday, 2 p.m. Sunday, 4 p.m., Historic Farmhouse Tours to learn Ave., Morton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 mont, free, 847-349-5008 p.m. Monday and 2:30 p.m. Tuesday, Morton Grove American Legion Civic about daily life on a 192 Os farm. 10a.m. daily, Wagner Farm, 1510 Wagner Road, Wonder Ground Open Lab:Look, Free Walking Ciinic:Learn to get the Center, 6140 Dempster St., Morton Glenview, free, 847-657-1506 touch, tinker and play with an intrigo- most benefit out ofwalking as exercise Grove, free, 847-965-4100 ing array ofscience-oriented curiosities in Gillson Park. A certified, personal Digital Storage and The Cioud: in this new space designed especially trainer teaches the class, which in- Gentle Voga:Yoga instructor Olga Learn the pros and cons of digital stor- for kids. A drop-in visit is meant to last dudes a warm-up, stretching, inchnes, Rudiak leads a series ofyoga sessions age for your documents and photos in about 15 minutes. Activities are re- steps, balance and coordination. All for improved physical strength, relax- this demonstration-only class. Register peated each week from Tuesday to fitness levels welcome. 5:30 p.m. Thurs- ation and mental clarity. Exercises are at glenviewpl.org/register or 847-72 9- Thursday. The Wonder Ground is a days and 5:30 p.m. Monday, Gillson done in a chair or standing not on the 7500.1:30 p.m. Thursday, Glenview STEAM playground for kids. 4 p.m. Park, Lake Avenue and Michigan Ave- floor. 9:30 am. and 11 am. Fridays, Public Library 1930 Glenview Road, Thursdays and 4 p.m. Tuesdays, Niles nue, Wilmette, free, 847-251-6834 Northbrook Public Librar 1201 Cedar Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 Public Library, 6960 W. Oakton St., Lane, Northbrook, free, 847-272-6224 Niles, free, 847-663-1234 Friday, June 30 Gienview Park District Museum Stories In the Park for Ail Ages: Join Quest:Visit the park district's three Podcastlng Meetup:Interested in the Northhrook Public Library at the museums so children can earn stamps podcasting? Whether you're expert or Live at White Pines - The Concert North Suburban YMCA for a special for their Museum Quest Map while an amateur, join our podcasting discus- Serles:The summer concert series on storytime in the park with fun stories, visiting Historic Wagner Farm, The sion group the last Thursday of every 37 Bar & Grill's patio features live music rhymes and songs. 10 am. Friday, North Grove and Fuller Air Station Prairie and month to share ideas and advice. 6:30 on the last Friday ofthe month. The Suburban YMCA, 2705 Techny Road, take part in summer drop-in activities p.m. Thursday, Northbrook Public series features a variety of entertain- Northbrook, free, 847-272-7250 and special events. Maps are available Library, 1201 Cedar Lane, Northbrook, ment and kicks offwith Vic Lombardi Monsters to Destroy: America in at each location and online. 9 a.m. daily, free, 847-272-6224 & the Chicago Seven on June 30. 7 p.m. Kent Fuller Air Station Prairieìrhe Friday, White Pines GolfClub, 500 W. the Middle East:What explains the '1rner Center, 2400 Compass Road, A Cuiturai History of China: For Jefferson St., Bensenville, free, 630-766- emergence of ISIS? Investigate the Glenview, free, 847-724-5670 5,000 years, the culture ofChina has 0304 historical roots ofevents taking place in developed, transformed, and increased todays Middle East by tracing the de- Story Walk: Rosie Revere, Engineer: its influence on Asia, and, ultimately, Billy Branch & the Sons of the velopment ofthis ever-changing region Welcome back to the Storybook Trail in the world. Jim focuses on the evolution Blues:8 p.m. Friday, SPACE, 1245 from the birth oflslani to contempo- Little Bear Garden at Gallery Park, 2001 ofsocial and political elites, the history Chicago Ave., Evanston, $17-$27, 847- rary times. 1 p.m. Fridays, North Shore Patriot Blvd. Stroll, bounce, hop, or ofpolitical thought, the development of 492-8860 complex religious and spiritual cosmol- Turn to Calendar, Page 24 T NHS Thursday, June 29, 2017 A Tribune Publication 24 just $30,cartnot included.Somere- Wagner Road,Glenview,free,847-724- bles, flowers,homemadejelliesand Botanic Garden,1000LakeCookRoad, urday and10a.m.Sunday,Chicago Chicago BotanicGarden.10a.m.Sat- wood, jewelryandotherpiecestothe kind artfestivalbringsbotanic-themed val: Strollandshopamong100juried CAI..ENDAR to sixplayerscan playfortheflatfeeof Sundays throughAug.27.Groups ofup nights beginat5p.m.onSaturdays and FamIly NIghtGolf: 5670 8 a.m.Saturdays,WagnerFarm, 1510 market.org. Formoreinformation,call. events visit:www.glenviewfarmers- list ofvendorsandspecialmarket preserves, cheeseandeggs.Forafull to shopforseasonalfruitsandvegeta- weekly eventtakesplacerainorshine, a.m.-12 p.m.throughOct.28.This Farmers Markettakesplacefrom8 Glenview FarmersMarket:This Glencoe, free,847-835-5440 ings, ceramics,cement,metal,fiber, and botanic-madephotography,paint- artists ontheEsplanade.Thisone-of-a- Chicago BotanicGardenArtFesti- kids, $5adults,847-475-1030 Indian, 3001CentralSt.,Evanston,$3 Mitchell MuseumoftheAmerican a.m. Saturdaysand10:30Sundays, must accompanyparticipants.10:30 to engagetheentirefamily.Anadult varying levelsofdifficultyandinterest quirement. Activitiesareofferedat up, butthereisnominimumagere- recommended forchildrenages5and 'Animal Arts&SeasonalStories"are Animal ArtsandSeasonaiStories: Evanston, $25-$55,847-492-8860 Saturday, SPACE,1245ChicagoAve., Bill Friseli&ThomasMorgan:8p.m. Saturday, July1 5008 Park Place,Rosemont,free,847-349- MB FinancialParkatRosemont,5501 any ofthepark'svenues.7p.m.Friday, garage andisfree able attheMBFinancialParkparking coolers areprohibited.Parkingisavail- during theconcerts.Outsidefoodand venues areavailableforgueststoenjoy age tentsfromMBFinancialPark's from 7p.m.to10p.m.Foodandbever- The ShadowsofKnight,presented Ides ofMarchfeaturingJimPeterikand ing JimPeterik: Free idesofMarchConcertfeatur- member, 847-784-6030 Northfield, $19member;$25non- Senior Center,161NorthfieldRoad, Calendar, fromPage23 This concertisbythe These familygolf th validationfrom . . Flow YogaClass. Registerathttps:// Sunday forafree hourlongVinyasa Down DogLDenIm: anston, free,847-864-1679 Public House,626ChurchSt.,Ev- sion: John WlilIams'Sundaymusic ses- St., Evanston,free,847-491-6778 a.m. Sundays,PeckishPig,623Howard lets Triofrom11:30a.m.-2p.m. menu withlivejazzandtheChadWil- 4451 Happ Road,Winnetka,free,847-446- urdays, NorthfieldFarmers'Market,6 foods anduniqueitems.7:30am.Sat- bles, beautifulbloomingplants,shrubs, will findfresh-pickedfruitsandvegeta- Woods Drive,Skokie,free,847-967- urdays and5p.m.Sundays,Glenview visit thewebsiteorcall.5p.m.Sat- Sundays theyhavetheirfullbrunch Live JazzwithChadWiiietsTrIo:On Sunday, July2 cious bakedgoods,wonderfulspecialty cut flowers,cheeses,avarietyofdeli- Northfield Farmers'Market:You 4800 Museum andEducationCenter,9603 10:30 a.m.Saturdays,IllinoisHolocaust respond asifPinchaswereintheroom. language" technologysoftwarewill question youwouldlike,and"natural Holocaust SurvivorPinchasGutterany PreservIng SurvivorStories: 9994 Prairie Ave.,ParkRidge,free,847-212- Park RidgeFarmersMarket,15S. Link tokens(20+20).7a.m.Saturdays, from yourLinkcard,youreceive40 per day.Forexample,ifyoudeduct$20 to $20inmatchingfundspercustomer Link cardatthemarket,youreceiveup For eachdollardeductedfromyour SNAP/LINK DoubleMatchthisyear. prepared goods.Themarketoffers features freshproduce,bread,meatand weekly ParkRidgeFarmersMarket Park RIdgeFarmersMarket:This Grove, free,847-750-6436 Market, 6210DempsterSt.,Morton a.m. Saturdays,MortonGroveFarmers' die cornerandfreedrawingsweekly.8 more. Freelivemusiceveryweek.Kid- tamales, elotes,coffee,bakedgoods,and elry, soap,wafflesmadetoorder,tacos, honey, artisancheese,cosmetics,jew- produce, grassfedmeat,cagefreeeggs, Dozens oflocalvendorssellinglocal Morton GroveFarmers'Market: 847-657-1637 Glenview, $30agroupupto6players, Prairie Club,2800WestLakeAve., strictions apply.Formoreinformation, 3 p.m.Sunday,TheCelticKnot Join usevery Ask Park, 647Longwood Ave.,Glencoe,free ance at6p.m.9 p.m.Tuesday,Lakefront arrive earlyforlivemusicalperform- Enjoy theannualfireworksshow and Fourth ofJulyFireworksinGlancoe: Sheridan Road,Evanston,free p.m. Tuesday,ClarkStreetBeach, 1811 area eastofdowntownEvanston.9:15 viewed fromanypartofthelakefront from ClarkStreetBeachandcanbe Association's annualdisplaylaunches tlon: Evanston FourthofJulyCelebra- Tuesday, July4 256-6100 Michigan Avenue,Wilmette,free,847- Monday, GillsonPark,LakeAvenueand works displayat9:30p.m.4 lowed bymusicat7p.m.andafire- ities andfoodvendorsat4p.m.,fol- ence Daywithfamily-friendlyfestiv- mette: Fourth ofJulyFIreworksInWli- ster St.,ParkRidge,free,847-318-5200 Maine EastHighSchool,2601Demp- play beginsatdusk.6:15p.m.Monday, live musicat8p.m.Thefireworksdis- tainment andaDJstartingat6p.m. RIdge: Fourth ofJulyFIreworksInPark 6030 $10 member;$13nonmember,847-784- Center, 161NorthfieldRoad,Northfield, 1 p.m.Monday,NorthShoreSenior their neworexistingexerciseprogram. cise program,andprogresssafelywith about comfortably,modifytheirexer- lits learnwhattheycandotomove how theirbodyischanging.Participa- class helpsattendeesbecomeawareof ExercIse EssentialstoStayFit:This 965-4220 Lincoln Ave.,MortonGrove,free,847- Morton GrovePublicLibrary6140 project(s) andneedles.2p.m.Monday, knitting challenges.Bringone'scurrent attendees howtoknitorsolve Ronnie Rund,anexpertknitter,shows KnittIng RoundtableforAduits: Evanston, free,847-864-1679 Knot PublicHouse,626ChurchSt., served late.8p.m.Monday,TheCeltic from 8p.m.until12am.Foodanddrink hearts outeveryMondayinthepub The Mudflappssingandplaytheir The MudfiappsliveeveryMonday: Monday, July3 Green BayRoad,Winnetka,free Sunday, DownDog&Denim,908 denim-tickets-31076517701. 10:30a.m. www.eventbrite.com/e/down-dog- The EvanstonFourthofJuly Includes familyfunwithenter- The towncelebratesIndepend- Turn toCalendar, Page25 Jackman ParkGazeboandenjoy these folding chairsandlawnblankets to Park Concerts: Concerts InthePark-Jackman anston, $10,847-868-8945 Social House,1631ChicagoAve., Ev- p.m. Wednesday,FoundKitchen& to performeveryWednesdaynight8 Evanston's ownNicholasBarronisset "Salon Series."Asapartofthisseries, lective ofinteractiveeventsdubbedthe Social Housearefeaturinganewcol- NIcholas Barron: Found's SalonSeriesFeaturing $20-$55. 847-492-8860 SPACE, 1245ChicagoAve.,Evanston, Haley Johnsen.7:30p.m.Wednesday, Wolfchild andTheNorthernLight Sawyer Fredericks: Wednesday, July5 Skokie, free Oakton StreetandLincolnAvenue, Noon Tuesday,DowntownSkokie, letes, PattiVasquezofWGNandmore. Tommy Hawk,SpecialOlympicsAth- ofCBS channel2,theBlackhawk's special celebrityguestisRobJohnson ESPN RadiohostofKap&Co.Our year's GrandMarshalisDaveKaplan, Skokie FourthofJulyParade.This CTA YellowLinebringyourighttothe Skokle FourthofJulyParad: Grove, free,847-965-4100 Center, 6140DempsterSt.,Morton Morton GroveAmericanLegionCivic rade beginsat2:30p.m.8Tuesday, kids activities.TheannualJuly4pa- ing acarnival,liveentertainmentand Commission Festival(July1-4),featur- dusk ispartoftheMortonGroveDays Grove: view, free,847-724-5670 Gallery Park,2001PatriotBlvd.,Glen- vendors available.7p.m.Tuesday, chronized topatrioticmusic.Food Band. Thefireworksshowwillbesyn- the 100-pieceNorthShoreConcert show beginswithapatrioticconcertby Gallery Park,behindParkCenter,the tien: TwilIghtFireworks: Glenvlew FourthofJulyCeiebra- Avenue, Glenview,free view 4th,GlenviewRoadandHarlem Johns Park.11:30am.Tuesday,Glen- turning westontoCentralandendingat ofHarlem AvenueandGlenviewRoad parade routebeginsattheintersection parade downHarlemAvenue.The neighbors forthe51stannualJuly4 tien: Parade: Gienvlew FourthofJuiyCelebra- Fourth ofJulyFIreworksinMorton and travelssouthonHarlembefore A holidayfireworksdisplayat Join yourfriendsand Bring yourdinner, Found Kitchenand With Gabriel At beautiful Let the I '2 25 A Chicago Tribune Publication Thursday, Jurie 29, 2017 Meet artist/ Learn about A weekly pro- Grippo Stage 4:'' Public Library, 20 S Prospect Ave., Park 20 S Prospect Ave., Public Library, 847-825-3121 Ridge, free, Rat Pack Returns Spectacuiar: Rosemont, 9421 West Hiins Road, $75, 847-653-3300 8 Saturday, July BimBamBoom at Temperence Beer and dance galore. This show combines 864-1000 Illustration by Design: Turn to Calendar, Page 26 Cruisin' Park Ridge, the car shows in Ridge, the car shows Cruisin' Park of June, on the First Fridays Park Ridge by and September. Hosted July, August, the Chamber, held in the Park Ridge 6 p.m. July 7, Park Ridge library lot. a truly spec- We're excited to announce - the Rat Pack tacular spring show at the Estate by Returns Spectacular Rosemont West. 6 Gene & Georgettis in Rosemont, p.m. July 7, Gene & Georgetti Co: This is a night ofcomedy, magic an appreciation for the finest brewed beers with the classic American tradition ofburlesque! Every performance showcases adult striptease and Chi- cagoland's finest comedians, along with juggling, comedy songs, magic and more! Featuring the incredible bur- lesque talents of: Cyn Cat, Kevlar B. Lightning, Sauda Namir and Zatanna Zorelle. 9 p.m. July 8, Temperance Beer Company, 2000 Dempster St., Ev- anston, $10 suggested donation, 847- We Want To Have Fun, Too - Special Needs Social Dance: gram of social dancing geared to the Special Needs community featuring live, acoustic world music by the Ev- anston-based band Jutta and the Hi- Dukes. All skill levels are invited to do fun traditional dances from many cultures. This is partially supported by a grant from the Evanston Arts Council. 11 a.m. July 8, Evanston Civic Center, 2100 Ridge Ave., Evanston, $5 admit Aides enter free, 847-864-1022 "The God of Isaac": Company presents James Sherman's semi-autobiographical account of a young American Jew searching for his identity. 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. July 8 and 3 p.m. July 9, Piven Theatre Workshop, 927 Noyes St, Evanston, $39, 800-838 3006 Sun Science and Art: nature's original power source, the Then, get creative and use it to design an original piece of art. This is suggested for ages 5 years and up. Please register at glenviewpl.org/register or call. 11 am. July 8, Glenview Public Library, 1930 Glenview Road, Glenyie free, 847-729-7500. 7, 7, SPACE, 7, Glenview Public Come out for 7, The Evanston Art Enjoy an informal 8 p.m. July Take a tour of Venice The Unveiled Voices Proj- The Unveiled Voices North Shore Senior Center, 161 Friday, July 7 Friday, Vette: Bettye La 1245 Chicago Ave., Evanston, $25-$55, 1245 Chicago 847-492-8860 The Life of Liza In a Persian Garden: Lehmann: featuring the ect presents two concerts now rarely per- once very popular, but a Persian Garden formed song cycle, In Liza by Edwardian composer for soprano, Lehmann. The Song-Cycle with piano- contralto, tenor and bass features singers forte accompaniment Truss, Henry Carl Alexander, Matthew and pianist H. Pleas III, Vince Wallace 7:30 p.m. July Charles Thomas Hayes. 1330 Unitarian Church ofEvanston, Ridge Ave., Evanston, free, 847-920- 7721. Geoscience Embroidery: Works By Bonnie Peterson: Center (EAC) welcomes the public to Geoscience Embroidery featuring the works ofBonnie Peterson. The artist uses embroidery to investigate cultural and environmental issues. 6 p.m. July Evanston Art Center, 1717 Central St., Evanston, free, 847-475-5300 Armchair Travel: Venice The Queen ofthe Adriatic: with AI Popowits, Europe the Easy Way. Wind down the Grand Canal and learn about historic bridges, churches and palaces along the way. Enter the Piazza San Marco and visit the 11th century Ducal Palace, the Bridge of Sighs and more. Register at glenviewpl.org/register or call. 1 p.m. July Library 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 Friday Film - "Patriot's Day": This rated R film is the story ofthe 2013 Boston Marathon bombing and the aftermath. It includes the city-wide manhunt to find the terrorists responsi- ble. 1 p.m. July 7, Lincolnwood Public Library, 4000 West Pratt Ave., Lincol- nwood, free, 847-677-5277 Movles,Thsaters, Museums and More: Let's Talk: monthly conversation about the arts and culture in and around Chicagoland. Share your interests, experience, and knowledge about what's happening. And listéuiT*háththérs have to say about theater, music, dance, museums and more. Vivian Mitchel moderates the discussion as you discuss the cultural scene in the Chicago area. 1 p.m. July 7, Northfield Road Nortbfie1dfree 847- 784-6030 Cruisin' Park Ridge: Saint Mark's Basilica, the magnificent The 8 p.m. July 6, SPACE, This is for toddlers This rated R film is set The role ofthe modern Brad Zimmerman's hit comedy "My knitting with others. 1:30 p.m. Wednes- knitting with 161 Shore Senior Center, day, North 847- Road, Northfield, free, Northfield 784-6060 July 6 Thürsday, Parker Millsap: $17-$30, 1245 Chicago Ave., Evanston, 847-492-8860 Social: BookBltes: Reading Isabel Allende. "Japanese Lover" by love, art and Despite man's inhumanity, in this beauty can exist, as evidenced by beautiful love story. Co-sponsored 7p.m. July 6, the Nues Public Library. 1514 E. Lake Ave., Hackney's Glenview, Glenview, free, 847-724-7171 Morning Matinee Film - "The Birth of a Nation": against the antebellum South. "The Birth of a Nation" follows Nat Turner, a literate slave and preacher, whose fi- nancially strained owner, Samuel Turn- er, accepts an offer to use Nat's preach- ing to subdue unruly slaves. As he wit- nesses countless atrocities - against himself and his fellow slaves - Nat orchestrates an uprising in the hopes of leading bis people to freedom. 10:30 a.m. July 6, Lincolnwood Public Li- brary, 4000 West Pratt Ave., Lincol- nwood, free, 847-677-5277 Toddler Time: (ages 2-3) with a caregiver, to join in 20 minutes of stories and 25 minutes of creative play. 10 a.m. July 6, Northbrook Public Library 1201 Cedar Lane, North- brook, free, 847-272-6224 First Ladles: Nancy Reagan to Mela- niaTrump: First Lady is nothing that Martha Washington or Dolley Madison could ever have imagined. Discover how modern times are reflected in the education level and aspirations of the most recent First Ladies. 1:30 p.m. July 6, North Shore Senior Center, 161 North- field Road, Northfield, $12 member; $15 non member, 847-784-6030 My Son the Waiter: A Jewish Trage- dy: Son the Waiter: A Jewish Tragedy" is returning to Chicago for a fiveweek engagement July 6 through August13. One-part standup, one-part theatrical, this is the story of one man's strule to fulfill his dream and "make it" as a comedic actor in New York 2 p.m. July 6-July 9, North Shore Center for the Performing Arts, 9501 Skokie Blvd., Skokie, $46, 847-673-6300 Each Join in The MGPL 24 This is for all ages to If you want to learn to Calendar, from Page Calendar, from Knitting Club: shows for young and old alike. July 5: and old alike. July shows for young 7p.m. Wednesday, HiFi SuperStar. Glen- 1930 Prairie St., Jackman Park, 847-7245670 view, free, on a knitting or knit, or you are working in to share tips, crochet project, drop converse with show off your work and Bring fellow needle arts enthusiasts. 11 a.m. your own knitting supplies. Public Li- Wednesday, Lincolnwood Ave., Lincol- brary, 4000 West Pratt nwood, free, 847-677-5277 MGPL Writers Workshop: for writers who Writers Workshop is in progress want to share their works and support other writers in drafting, revising and finishing manuscripts, essays, poems or any other type of writing. For questions, contact Chad at [email protected]. 7 p.m. Wednesday, Morton Grove Public Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, 847- 965-4220 Summer Stories: enjoy fun summer stories at the library. 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, Northbrook Public Library, 1201 Cedar Lane, North- Community W.dr,.sdays: every Wednesday for a few hours of mind, body and spirit enrichment. Three one-hour lectures/classes are hosted throughout the day, along with their fitness class offerings at the Mar- vin Lustbader Center. Lectures/classes run 9:30-10:30 a.m., 10:45-11:45 a.m. and noon toi p.m. These are free for Marvin Lustbader Center members; $10 per day non-member; $45 for 5 session punch card. 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, Bernard Weinger .ECC, 300 Revere Drive, Northbrook, free members; $10 non members, 224-406-9257 Americana Song and Dance: To celebrate America's birthday, this movie party includes delightful scenes and songs that feature the cities and states of our great country Sing along with Judy Garland, James Cagney, Fred There's even a fireworks section, so get your sparkiers ready. 1 p.m. Wednesday, North Shore Senior Center, 161 North- field Road, Northfield, $10 member; $13 non member, 847-784-6030 Knitting Studio and Workshop: Wednesday afternoon, Certified Knit- ting Instructor Mary Staackmann provides personalized instruction, answers any questions about knitting, and perhaps gets you started on a new project. Bring your supplies or project in progress. Brush up on your skills, learn new techniques or just spend an afternoon CALENDAR brook, free, 847-272-6224 Astaire, Liza Minnelli and many more. Thursday, June 29, 2017 A Chicago Tribune Publication the valueofaddingsocialcontextto Genealogists: Adding Context:SocialHistoryfor 847-729-7500 1930 GlenviewRoad,Glenview,free, Noon July8,GlenviewPublicLibrary, viewpl.org/register or847-729-7500. not belate.RegisterbyJuly7atglen- promptly atnoon.Emphasis:pleasedo and acalculatortestsbegin the program.Attendeesbringpencils they wishtotakewhenregisteringfor Note: Studentsshouldchoosethetest standard forIllinoiscollegetesting. Gain experiencewiththesetests,nowa tice testsforeitherthePSATorSAT. 9 to12: PSAT ORSATPracticeTest-Grades free, 847-729-7500. 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Enjoyakickstarttoone'sweek- some breakfasttreatsaseveryoneplays Kids andfamiliesarewelcometoenjoy Second SaturdayBreakfastBingo: Lincoinwood, free,847-677-5277 Public Librar4000WestPrattAve., hattan. 2p.m.July8,Lincolnwood brings homealargeandbumblingmutt. turns upsidedownafterhisowner quiet lifeofadomesticterrier.Life Moreover, thetwodogsgetlostinMan- Pets": Family Film-"TheSecretLifeof 729-7500 Glenview Road,Glenview,free,847- July 8,GlenviewPublicLibrary1930 glenviewpl.org/register orcall.1p.m. Genealogical SocietyPleaseregisterat partnership withtheNorthSuburban materials ofinteresttogenealogists.In to determinewhereandhowfind looks atsomepublishedsocialhistories ratives wherecontextisprovided,and family stories,reviewssamplesofnar- This ratedPGfilmisaboutthe Margarita MondaywithChrisJones:Aconversat4onbetoved July 17IBroadwayPlayhouse Conversation startsat6:30p.m. Doors BUY TICKETS hicao open at6p.m. view PublicLibrary,1930Glenview Medal ofHonor.1:30p.m.July9,Glen- tious objectortoearntheCongressional nawa. Dossbecamethefirstconscien- who servedduringtheBattleofOld- WWII ArmyMedicDesmondT.Doss, this R-ratedfilmaboutthetruestoryof "Hacksaw Ridge": Ring Road,Skokie,free 4905 OldOrchardShopCenterEast with artiststhroughdemonstrations Sunday, July9 a.m. July9,WestfieldOldOrchard, and boothchats.10a.m.July8 chase, attendees incredible artworkavailableforpur- furniture, andmore.Inadditiontothe ceramics, glass,jewelrysculpture, cializing inpainting,photography, country inavarietyofmediums,spe- from juriedartistsacrossthe North ShoreArtMarket: Lane, Northbrook,free,847-272-6224 Northbrook PublicLibrary1201Cedar general musiceducator.10a.m.July8, cago's OldTownSchoolofFolkMusic and akindergartenthrough5thgrade is aWigglewormsinstructoratChi- (of BenTatarandTheTots). 4' ribuuc $35 will Just dropintosee be abletointeract View works Jimmy Buffeft Chri www.Chicago Tribune.coni/Calendar. Have aneventtosubmit?Go your pettobeblessed.10:15am.July9, 825-6659 Prospect Ave.,ParkRidge,free,847- St Luke'sLutheranChurch,205N. carrier, oryoucanbringapictureof friendly petsareinvitedonaleash,in Blessing outsideonthewestlawn.All Luke's LutheranChurch,foraPet Pet Blessing: 262-6622 Walters Ave.,Northbrook,free,847- Saint GilesEpiscopalChurch,3025 you crave casseroles, fruits,andthebakedgoods food, conversation,andfun.Es, fast: Second SundayCommunityBreak- Lincolnwood, free,847-677-5277 Public Library,4000WestPrattAve., Brown. 2p.m.July9,Lincoinwood a bygoneera.FeaturesguitaristAndy toes tappingwithhitdancesongsfrom duo. PetravanNuisgetstheaudience's an afternoonofjazzsongswiththisjazz Guitarist AndyBrown: Concert: VocalistPetravanNuls- Road, Glenview,free,847-729-7500 Everyone isinvitedtojoinusfor will be there.9a.m.July9, Bring yourpettoSt. Swing byfor t 27 A Chicago Tribune Publication ursday, June29 FVnan; 1T011(l(í AU Skokie 847.423.3500 9349 Skokie Blvd. .95 i deiue oil change FREE GIFt with any insurance or FREE 40-POINT INSPECTION with free battery cIecks (Members & non-members)' Bring this ad in for a FREE GIVEAWAV* travel quöte* (with (ree tire rotation) Fox Valley 331.321.2200 35 S. Route 59 AAA.comlCa rCa rePìu s you'll find all our services - Membership. Travel, you'll find all our services - Membership. Your one-stop AAA shop. EXPECT SOMETHiNG NOPE r' June 26-July 1 t Celebrate the Celebrate 708.459.6777 Insurance & Banking - together in one convenient location. Insurance & Banking - together in one Discover AM service in everything we do. Evergreen Park 9154 S. 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In 1127 England, a Crusader knight's tomb was buried beneath the future Lon- don. Flash forward to modern-day Iraq, where Nick and company stumble upon the entombed Ahmanet (Sofia Boutella). Ahmanet was in line to rule Egypt, but she was passed over and went on a revenge-killing spree. After a comic-relief airstrike, "47 Meters Down" ** I. PG-13, 1:29. horror "All Eyezon Me" ** R, 2:20, drama down in his prime. Rapper Tupac Shakur was a brilliant artist cut treatment; now His life story has been overdue for the biopic by Benny Boom. after a long gestation, the film arrives, directed remarkable life. But this biopic isn't quite worthy of its subject's Shipp Jr., Playing the part of Shakur is newcomer Demetrius actor and real per- channeling Shakur in a performance where off to a bumpy son ultimately meld together. But the film gets "Wonder Woman" *** 1/ "Wonder Woman" PG-13, 2:21, action director Gal Gadot takes center stage in "Wonder Woman' to the DC Comics Patty Jenkins' almost entirely successful entry Nielsen), Diana movies. Daughter of Queen Hippolyta (Connie Ares, God of War trains like a fiend for the day she will confront a plane goes and learn the secret of her origin story. One day, spy Steve down near Diana's island home carrying American Europe. where Trevor (Chris Pine). Diana and Steve travel to (Armie Hammer); transforms his trainer Cruz Ramirez (Cristela (Armie Hammer); transforms to Class A racer herself; and Alonzo) from Type A annoyance "Cars3" ** "Cars3" G, 1:49, anImated pity as of middle-aged reasonably diverting account "Cars 3," a Lightning McQueen, is not the weakest experienced by race car But its the most guilt-ridden. Owen of the Disney/Pixar sequels. pathos throughout this movie, in which Wilson lends a hint of a younger champion, Jackson Storm Lightning contends with Telegram mishap sends the metalbox plunging into the depths. - Cary Darling, Fort Worth Star- Ahmanet's free, and Nick is her conduit to global domination. - M.P World War Ils grindIng toward a conclusion. Doctor Poison (Elena Anaya), working for the World War Ils grindIng toward a conclusion. life event. The first 45 minutes of the film never start, as it skitters around from life event to it's a delight to watch Shipp channel Tupac, jells and finds its legs in the second half. While thing. - Katie Walsh, Tribune News Service the imitation doesn't come close to the real Germans, is toiling away on a deadly nerve gas, and her commander (Danny Huston) be- Germans, is toiling away on a deadly nerve a special evil inhalant. - M.P comes Hulk-like in his strength when he whiffs NOW PLAYING NOW trainer Doc Hud- recalled In flashbacks by Lightriings now-departed reconnects with values and the focus on get- character. The script keeps the stakes simple son, the Paul Newman MOVIES Phillips, Chicago Tribune the winners circle, on his terms. - Michael ting Lightning back into 28,, DEATHNoTIcEs We extend our condolences to thefamilies and loved ones of those who havepassed i I Death Notices Bragdon, Elsie M. Huber, Mortimer George "Mort'" Elsie Mae Bra:don 92 Y2 years young of Morton Mortimer George Huber, Jr., age 84, passed away Grove,passed away June 1on Wednesday,June21, 23, 2017. Cherished mother 2017 at his home in Clinton, ofJean Bragdon(Connie WI surrounded by his loving Lhirao McMahon) and John (Rose) family and friends. Mort was Bragdon; proud grand- born on August 22, 1932 to 4' mother of Katelyn and Mortimer George Huber and JOHN SMITh Timothy Bragdon; dear Maly Ellen Osborn Huber in best friend of Carolyn (nee Madison, WI.He attended ¡ Gritten) Lawrence. Visitation the University of Wisconsin- __ t_ kj - e_ta s_t s. Wednesday, June 28th, from Madison and graduated from Ste*uns,ø 2-8 PM at Oehler Funeral Beloit College. He served his e "* ta Home, 2099 Miner Street, Des Plaines. Funeral military obligation n the US Army from 1955-1956 service Thursday, June 29th, at 10:30 AM, at and was stationed in Germany.Mort and Susan Cornerstone Evangelical Free Church, 2 Shermer Verthein were married on July 14, 1962. They began Road, Glenview. Entombment Ridgewood Memorial their life together in Park Ridge, IL. 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A studybytheUniversityofMichigan'sTransportationResearchInstituteconcludesthatelectricvehiclesandplug-in A newNissanLeafis On amodel-by-model to charges faster, buttheinsti- The lattergroup still years withplug-in hybrids. have converged inrecent for EVs,charging times spite theincreasedrange with chargingtimes.De- come moreapparentthan years tocome. the costtofallfurtherin 2016. Severalstudiesexpect 20 percentfromthatin and 2015,thenfellanother 80 percentbetween2009 cost perkilowatt-hourfell ies aregettingcheaper.The as 2045. that couldhappenassoon drivers, thereportsays,and counterparts formostU.S. place" theirconventional cars could"generallyre- more thandouble,electric were toimprovebyalittle gasoline. 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Aside and a playoff berth. petitive, so we'd like to see our team advance into the playoffs," Retzlaff said. "So from a team perspective, we're looking to be success- fttl on the field, but also showcasing our players for potential opportunities in the future for them." reporterfor Pioneer Press. Twitter @PioneerPress Other area FC cerned, Retzlaff said the team takes a bus to games in St Louis, Des Moines and Detroit and flies to Canadi- an cities like Winnipeg and Thunder Bay. Retzlaff said that all expenses are paid for by the club. we'd like to keep that model of a player-development- driven model so we don't charge anything from our players to participate," Ret- zlaff said. "We have an owner and an ownership group who finance the team, who cover the op- erating expenses, the league fees, all the expenses that are incurred by running the team during the summer." more PDL games before the from player development, the team seeks a top-two finish which would guarantee them a spot in next season's U.S. Open Cup tournament Brett Christie is a freelance United players Alex Alfaro (Buffalo Grove) Francesco Moore (HIghland Park) James Keefe (Libertyville) John Freitag (Hersey) Frank Bak (Glenbrook South) Greg Solawa (Nues West) Louis Central) cago.

Local collegiate players collegiate Local skills soccer showcase FC United for Chicago V "My main goal is defi- Through June 20, FC to get going more is the offensive part ofthe game." United was in fifth place out of six PDL teams in the Heartland Division of the Central Conference. The team practices at Tecimy Prairie Park and Fields in Northbrook and plays most of its home games at North- western and Loyola of Chi- he said he said he plans to add a new dimension to his game. nitely to prepare and stay in shape and get my touches in for the fall season," Moder- well said. "I think with the FC United team I can defi- nitely improve my attacking game. That's something I'll be looking to do. I play outside left back, so something that I've been looking MARK KODIAK UKENA/PIONEER PRESS a V C, I'm "Coming from Like Farina and many of Moderwell didn't the join FC United until June because he was finishing up finals at Northwestern, but really improve me as player with all these great talents from different schools," Sanchez said. getting to play with four or five of my UIC teammates and we should have a really good team next year, because we're playing right now outside of school and it's only going to give me a heads up for next fall." the players on the roster, Lake Forest alumnus and current Northwestern player John Moderwell played with the Fire PDL team last season, so he was more than familiar with the newly- formed FC United club. contacted. in Northbrook. 8 "I knew this team would Lyons alunmus and cur- St. John (red) tries to steal the ball from New Trier graduate Jeff Farina (green) during a St. John (red) tries to steal the ball from New mer I wanted to get a head start on the next year of college soccer, so I knew playing on this team would for professional opportuni- rent Illinois-Chicago player Cristian Sanchez was among the players whom Retzlaff Sanchez, who will be a sophomore at UIC, fits into the category ofa player who is preparing himself for the upcoming college season. Against Christos, Sanchez started at left back and was abright spot for the defense. have some great talent and that I wanted to keep on playing beyond my year in school, so during the sum- and some of our players are also showcasing themselves ties." Louis experi- Retzlaff, Fire, Through their "It's a great platform for mon goal. our players to showcase themselves and continue their development. I think each individual player has a little bit different goal when they come into the summer," Retzlaff said. "Some of the players are looking to either regain fitness or improve their fitness or improve their on-field product for their college seasons Hinsdale Central graduate Chicago FC United practice on June under the umbrella of FC United, an established boys and girls soccer club on the North Shore. ence and college contacts with the Dorn, and coach Charlie Trout, among others, put together a roster of Chi- cago-area college soccer players in search of a corn- for general

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John Dorn, came over from operation, stated goal of the team matches. mier Development League to display his often attend the team's Pre- upcoming college season, but also give him a chance professional scouts who fall, hopes his experience with FC United will not only prepare him for his to the next level or noi" senior at Notre Dame in the whether they could make it guys to see where they stand as players and see been a great opportunity for us. A great opportunity for United, which would've game would've been D.C. U.S. Open Cup. "The next mer team. Farina said of playing in the the Northbrook-based sum- team like would've served as the ulti- mate payoff of playing with themselves against an MLS primarily of college players, to play for. However, an opportunity to showcase club, which is comprised Farina and the rest of the

match with DC. United. meant a fourth-round equalize during the May 31 equalize during the May game, and a win would have his teammates had squan- to dered several chances ably frustrated. Farina and ably frustrated. Farina Chicago FC United forward JeifFarina was understand- 1-o loss to Christos FC in the 1-o loss to Christos FC Open third round ofthe U.S. Cup soccer tournament, BY BRETT CHRISTIE Pioneer Press SPORTS ,i: Thursday, June 29, 2017 A Tribune Publication CLOSING! 4411 OaktonSt. 847-679-9494 ASHLEY LOREN,INC. 31 11837082 10 ADYER1ISE Antiques, Furniture,FineArt STORE Skokie IL House ondEstateSolesConducted 30%-40% OFF Best Selection! Hurry infor CALI Closed Tuesdays Current Hours: 11 am-5pm Open 6Days L ClkcfiLkS \nliciues & Get storiesbythe Visit news to week andhour decisions aroundtheclock. us OEhicago online for chicagotribunecom/suburbs I!. help you more make informed rihunc community I SPORTS Nues North grad helps lead junior college to national tournament

BY STEVE StrnN past season, finished second in its Pioneer Press conference and got an at-large bid to the NJCAA tournament for the Kienya Jones is driven by anfirst time in team history. The overwhelming desireto winprogram began in 1974. basketball games. Starting every game, Jones ay- "She hated losing," said Daneraged 11.9 points and a team-high Paxson, Jones' basketball coach at7.2 rebounds. She was named Nues North. "She is very fiery andfirst-team all-conference. In addi- when she senses losing she getstion, Jones said she helped her fired up and gets her teammatesteammates achieve their poten- fired up." rial. Jones, an Evanston resident, "She was a mother figure for used her passion to help lead athe younger players." Woods said. turnaround of the Motlow State"She helped the freshmen grow Community College women'sup fast" basketball team. A year after the After finishing second at the Lady Bucks went 11-16, Jonesconference tournament, Motlow helped lead her new team to theState was not guaranteed a spot in 2017 National Junior College Ath- the national tournament Jones letic Association Division I na-said the team gathered together tional tournament and kept watching their phones After graduating from Nuesfor news as selections took place. North in 2015, Jones spent her "I kept thinking is it really over, freshman year at Eastern Floridajust give us a chance:' Jones said. State, a community college in "Then I hit refresh and it came up Melbourne, Fia. She transferred to Motiow State." Motlow State (Temi.) before her After Motiow State lostits sophomore year. first-round game to South Georgia Jones, who is5-foot-9 andTech in Lubbock, Texas, 64-56, primarily plays power forward,Jones' fire for more came out. said she transferred because she "We should have won the saw an opportunity with a teamtournament," Jones said. that lacked experienced talent. Paxson said he was not sur- She also saw a chance to win. prised by Jones' reaction. "I was going to have more "She still hates losing," Paxson freedom to do what I do well'said. "She is very committed." Jones said. "It really looked like a Jones is spending the summer good basketball fit. When I wentin Evanston and taking corre- to the gym there was always aspondence courses through Mot- teammate there wanting to getlow State. She said she is actively better" engaged in finding the right place Coach Bart Walker and assist-to study and play basketball her ant coach Donnie Woods tookjunior year. She hasseveral over the Lady Bucks before theschools in mind; however, she 2016-17 season. declined to provide names. "I recruited a lot in the Chicago Wherever she lands, Paxson area and knew about her," said said he expects success. Woods, who became interim head "She has a level of physicality coach after the season whenbetter than anyone I'veever Walker became coach at North- coached," Paxson said. "She plays west Florida State. "I knew she much bigger than her size. She can had Division I talent. She is adefinitely be a Division I player." tough kid, a very strong team leader and a strong rebounder." Steve Sadin is a freelance reporter JEFF REED PHOTOGRAPHY/HANDOUT Motlow State went 27-6 thisfor Pioneer Press. Kienya Jones averaged 11.9 points and a 7.2 rebounds per game as a sophomore at Motlow State. i 37

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