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Start Here with a Health NOVEMBER 19, 2009 * A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION * WWW.PIONEERLOCAL.COM * $200 THIS WEEK DIVERSIONS AUEN ENCOUNTER The animated family comedy "Planet 51" is featured in this week's Film Clips. SEE PAGE BZ FOOD FLIPPING OUT L Tarte Tatin gives Thanksgiving a French flair. SEE PAGE 28 Tom Davidson, of VFW Post 7712, waits for the start of ceremonies with fellow color-guard team member Larry Pike, as the village honored its HOLD 'EM HIGH veterans Nov. 8 with a parade to the veterans memorial outside the library. PAGE 9 (Allen Kaleta/for SING) Start here withahealth care career. Attend a free Health Care Information Session. 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Arh SWIRL SHAKE A Arb YOUR CHOICE OF ROAST BEEF convicted felonscannothold other candidates on his elate. community, ensuring that PATTY MELT. ROAST CHICKEN RANCH Anita Alvarez. decisions about local public Board members may be OR ROAST BEEF GYRO elected municipal office. But Alpogianis was late,' Alpogianis and his attor- schools are made by Llìode contacted via a special link Trd7g.aYoztidpa"' ney, Mike Lavelle, are seek- The felony convictions in forced to resign from office on the District 64 Web site, when Alvarez's office de- who are most familiar with ing a deciaratoryiudgmentquestion stem from a melee the needs of the communi- www.d64.org steting that Alpegianis is not in which Alpogianis claims dared he indeed had a felony a convicted felon and is cli-he was defending a girl who record and would have to gible to hold elected office. had been assaulted at astep down or face legal re- C Alpogianis says he's notparty. Alpogianis, who was moval, Message toreaders Alvarez's office has dc- looking for money. 19 at the time ofthe incident, George Alpogianis As part of improvementsyour paper will temporari- dined to comment on the "This isn't about money,"admitted he pleaded guilty April 4 at the Daley Center to serve our readers, includ-ly be delivered to you with- m he said. "I don't want anyto the battery charges but lawsuit. ing providing more color, out any staples. ANY MEDIUM FRY ANY MEDIUM FRY The preliminary hearing in Chicago. CHOOSE FROM CURLY FRIES OR money. All I want is my name claims his record was ex- cleaner print and easier We expect the paper to re- Arh Arh CHOOSE FROM CURLY FRIES OR is scheduled for 10:30 am. Corn,nent:pi005crleCal.Coflt POTATOCAKES POTATO CAKES cleared up and my family'spunged after he successful- numbering of pages, we turn to its original stapled have moved our production format by the middle of Jan- . to new presses. 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POLICE BLOTTER li [email protected] By JENNIFER JOHNSON pension report was missing The Pension Board con- Cary Cotlins, attorney scheme to use to his mOu- Nicholas Caininn, 30, of Westcti- SCHOOLS 26 [email protected] ester was charged with murder in Be a part of the story - and the storytelling? There are photos and storieswe want ta pubtish In our new section, a signature page, and that tends that the signature representing the Pension A new date han been set once as mayor to steet St-IOWTIMES B3 the death sí Daniel llowalewskl Your Nifes Herlad-Spoetator. But we need your help. E-mail Assistant Managing Editor Matt Schmitz the document was not re- page was notarized and Board, declined to comment for the criminal sentenc-local businesses toward according ta police. The charge at mschmitz®pioneeriocal.com. 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