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The Talking Farmurbangarden including a den, itconductedresearch council decidedonagar- the gardenisallofthat" mean spiritualhealth,and could meanfood,it have multiplemeanings.It Haeberlin said."Thatcould is sharingthebreadoflife," with thechurch'smission. the ideaofgardenfits thy's LutheranChurch,said cil presidentofSt.Timo- gathering spot hungry buttogrowintoa church wouldlikethegar- den notonlytohelpfeedthe the garden.Monissaid said willoccurregularlyat and growing,whichleaders day wasidealforplanting have cucumbers." have tomatoes,thatdon't these things-whodon't ofpeople whodon'thaveall around him."Therearealot told childrengathered thy's PastorDanielMonis enough toshare,"St.Timo- be donatedtotheNiles vegetables plantedalong- building asthechurch. which sharesthesame Crayons childcarefacility from theCradles,Cribsand was attendedbychildren two 12-feet-by-8-feetbeds, 4-feet-by-U feetbedand garden, whichincludesa church leaderssaid. which servesthoseinneed, Township FoodPantry, side them,willeventually Church. at St.Timothy'sLutheran tomatoes inthenewgarden before theyhelpedplant turns May16shovelingsoil Pioneer Press BY MiKEJSAACS relieve areahunger produce tohelp St. Timoths Garden's yield NEWS Haeberlin saidoncethe "Our missionstatement Joanne Haeberlin,coun- The unseasonablyhot "We havemorethan The dedicationofthe The tomatoes,andother One byone,childrentook visit to the how thingsgrow." poor andunderstanding children about helping the great idea,anditwillteach Ely Coopersaid."Sothisisa understanding ofagarden," we plantedalittlegarden out theretohelpkidsgetan the garden. caring forandmaintaining children willplayarolein center for23years,saidthe who havemnthechildcare community garden. the ideaofcreatingalarger care center'sleaderswith pastor approachedthechild hands-on learningtool.The site afewyearsbackas stalled asmallgardenatthe Cribs andCrayonshadin- that ateacheratCradles, plan intomotion. St. Timothy'sLutheranChurch. Children fromtheCradles,CribsandCrayonschildcarecenterinSkokiehelpplanttomatoesduringdedicationofanewcommunity gardenMay16at "About threeyearsago, Romia andElyCooper, Morris saidhelearned to the township'swebsite. cording toinformation on each ofthesetowns,ac- and thefoodpantryserves wood, GolfandGlenview, the villagesofSkokie,Nues, Morton Grove,Lincoln- said. to thiscause,churchleaders den willalsobecontributed need. preparing foodforthosein has a"sacklunchteam," every month,thechurch said serves5,500people which township Township FoodPantry, beds. vegetables areaddedtothe water thegardenasnew Cooper said,childrenwill "The need Nues Townshipincludes Vegetables fromthegar- In additiontotheNiles During thesummer, be donated is growing officials ing aprayer. May 16dedication bylead- that wecan'tgetdonated:' sive stufflikemilkandmeat spend onthemoreexpen- much moneyweneedto eases theburdenofhow munity helping, donations. Withthecom- food. Sowehavetorelyon can onlyspendsomuchon at subsidizedprices,butwe Maque said."Webuyfood township isreallyhelpful," from theresidentsof nations thatwegethere 2008. started workingtherein people asitdidwhenhe more than Manager TonyMaque. Township FoodPantry exponentially," Mon-is completed the "The effectthatthedo- He saidthepantryserves 10 times asmany said Nues it really to dance, where friendship scarcity turns into abun- "May itbeaplace where as wededicateit,"hesaid. dirt foracommunitygardenMay16. Ely "Bless thisgardentoday Cooper ofCradles,CribsandCrayons helpschildrendig food pantry MIKE ISAACS/PIONEEPPPESSPHOTOS [email protected] gry arefe&' grows andwherethehun- Ï'4.itter @SKReviewMike A Tribune Publication Thursday, May 25, 2017 &etieû ¿. appea'zee." belmontvillage.com Voices cf Belmont Village CELEBRATING 20 YEARS! 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Skokie and Morton Grove also have existing mosques. Sacred Learning is an Illi- nois registered nonprofit educational organization "dedicated to the tradition of attaining Islamic knowledge and enhancing spiri- tual development." this time, the organization has used space at other mosques for programs and activities. [email protected] Twitter @SKReviewMike fi- pile season, Lincoln- in live Officials did not disclose The new mosque and The site now contains a "We still expect to be Omar Haiassan said his "It will be a great addi- square feet when it opens. how much the mosque will cost to build or how construction would be nanced. religious education center modate at least 400 follow- ment nearby. Shariff said Sacred Learning had been from the relatively mild ing to be open before the parents to seeing a mosque opening in the village. tion to the community and make this (village) more will host prayer and educational services to accom- ers, according to village documents on the project. large fenced-in dirt with construction equip- hoping the construction schedule would benefit winter, but it turned cold at the end of the slowing progress down a bit. completed by the end of the year' he said. "We're hop- year ends." wood and he looks forward project

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A new mosque sched- The Islamic non-profit "We couldn't he happier According to Shariff said the mosque New mosque expected to be New mosque expected BY MIKE ISAACS A nonprofit group, Sacred Learning NFP, is currently building a mosque in Lincoinwood at A nonprofit group, Sacred Learning NFP, is

NEWS built, opened in Lincolnwood built, opened in Pioneer Press uled to be built and open by the end of the year will be the first one to be located in Lincoinwood, officials say. Sacred Learning NFP is on schedule to bring the house of worship to 3900 W. Devon Avenue, the former home of the popular long- standing Myron and Phil's steak house. with the way things are going," NFP Executive Vice Presi- dent Sayeed Shariff said. "We've been around for 16 years, but have never had our own home. This is a great opportunity and everyone has been very gra- cious." plans approved by the Lin- coinwood Village Board in 2015, the building will include a worship space with prayer mats that will dou- ble as a classroom as well as office space and a lecture area, the site plan shows. will occupy about 16,000 3900 W. Devon Ave. Officials say the mosque should be ready for use by the end of the 3900 W. Devon Ave. Officials say the mosque year. - I 8 L Jurisdiction at NEWS body, anditwasfoundjust behind theLincolnCollege jumped offRainbowBridge died byvariouslawenforce- Des PlainesRiver,washan- agur, whojumpedintothe search foraVillaParkteen- investigation asking foranindependent sioner RichardBoykinis Pioneer Press BY ALExV.HERNANDEZ Des PlainesRiver agencies searched issue asmultiple various employeesfromthe officers search effortincluded200 said May18thatthetotal over theinvestigation.Dart that hisagencyhadtaken Dart announcedonMay15 responding, withnobodyin law enforcementagencies having toomanydifferent be aglaringexampleof Chicago. "Thisincidentmay Town Hall,5610W.LakeSt, news conferenceatAustin Boykin saidataMay20 that hejumpedoffoe' 150 yardsfromthebridge long tofindanindividual's of Techaology near thebridge,whichis river. Thebodywasfound in MeiroseParkintothe May 18,fivedaysafterhe Sanders, 16,wasrecovered ment agencies. Probe urgedinriversearchforteen officers, actwithsensitivity that thoseagencies, those teams. medical services operation group offireandemergency Alarm System,whichisa state's ments, andmembersofthe field andLyonsfiredepart- est Preservepolice,Brook- team, theCookCountyFor- Police Department'sdive ral Resources,theChicago Illinois DepartmentofNatu- County sheriff'sofficeand and nochiefright?" charge. It'stoomanyIndians "It shouldnottakethis The bodyofCameron Cook CountyCommis- Cook CountySheriffTom "T think Mutual AidBox from theCook it's into howa important department, along with the forestpreserve police it's myunderstanding that porated CookCounty,and timely fashion. recover Sanders'bodyina there wasaninitialeffortto he saiditdidn'tseemthat said he'sconcernedbecause search washandled.Boykin investigation intohowthe agreed tohisrequestforan General PatBlanchardhas Cook CountyInspector sheriff's since thecountyalreadyhas serve policewerenecessary, aloud whetherforestpre- ence, Boykinwondered exy" the beginningofrecov- diction issuesthatplagued concerned aboutthejuris- cerned aboutthatI'malso insensitive, andIwascon- a numberofpeoplebeing mother talkedtohim"about Boykin. HesaidSanders' towards thefamily,"said attend anewsconferenceMay20atAustinTownHall,5610W.LakeSt. U.S. Rep.DannyDavis,fromleft,CookCountyCommissionerRichardBoykinand20thWardCommitteemanKevinBailey the Meirose Parkpolice, were During thenewsconfer- "This areaisinunincor- initial police andsaid respondents," It's toomanyIndiansandnochiefright?" Lukidis said. agency during thesearch, been technically anassisting forest preserve policehad lice. Because of this,the diction ofIllinoisStatePo- neath fàllsunderthejuris- way andtheriverunder- to CanadianNationalRail- for RainbowBridgebelon serve, saidtherightofway Cook CountyForestPre- munications directorforthe 20, LambriniLukidis,corn- efforts. Police toreviewthesearch reached outtoIllinoisState role intheresponsetothis' police departmentandtheir look intotheforestpreserve I'm asking(Blanchard)to Boykin said."Quitefrankly, Richard Boykin,CookCountyCommissioner many differentlawenforcementagencies '7his incidentmaybeaglaringexampleofhavingtoo Reached byphoneMay Boykin also _ says he's tinued tosearchthearea, kidis lice areevennecessary Lu- County ForestPreserve po- about whether theCook LUlddis said. hours totheinitiaIsearch," dedicated atleast400man cadaver dogs.Ourofficers watercraft, scubadiversand said. the searcheffort,Lukidis Sheriff TornDarttookover even afterCookCounty County ForestPreservecon- she said. contacting otheragencies," and weimmediatelystarted 13: Wewerecontactedfirst, sponded tothecallonMay As forBoykin's remarks "Our searchincluded Officers fromtheCook "The forestpreservere- said the comments ALEX V.HERNANOEZ/PIONEERPRESS to thepublic. can bemadeless accessible Railway toseehow thearea ingout toCanadian National was intheprocessofreach- conference. Davissaidhe was alsoattheMay20news area." cera whocoveralotofthe about 100uniformedoffi- preserves, andsowehave have alotofvisitorstoour of area,"Lukidissaid."We cally toinvestigatethistype officers aretrainedspecifi- county's footprint,andour unique areaof70,000acres body washandled. search effortforSanders' versation" abouthowthe aren't "germanetothecon- U.S. Rep.DannyDavis "The forestpreserveisa that's 11percentofthe responding. vent orinhibitkidsfrom this areaandseewhetheror way) totakeagoodlookat (Canadian National Alex VHernandez isafree- statement read."It'simpera- ing untilhewasfbund,"the from ourofficeweresearch- and severalhundredstaff river alldayMay16and17), on aboatupanddownthe for Cameron ing acomprehensivesearch via email,saying"thesheriff iff's officeissuedastatement ity toreportitpolice." anyone whoseessuchactiv- equipment Weencourage railroad tracks,structuresor dangers oftrespassingon is atragicexampleofthe in theemail."Thisincident on thebridge,"Waldronsaid discuss issuesoftrespassing office andotheragenciesto the CookCountysheriff's way) hasbeenworkingwith a terribletragedy:' May 20thattheincident"is National, statedinanemail spokesman forCanadian time nextweek. from thecompanysome- meets withrepresentatives asking aboutitwhenhe bridge, he'dratherstartby about publicsafetyatthe company dosomething tion toforcetherailroad he could state commerce,andwhile government regulatesinter- play area,"hesaid. using (RainbowBridge)asa of barrierthatwouldpre- not theycanerectsomekind uted. 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IL 60068 (Newt te Marianos) tar- isn't tip to The medical examiner's the Skokie police said Westfield Old Orchard Police called the investi- The Skokie Police De- The park district Residents must purchase office said preliminary au- office said preliminary the topsy results show of death was the result several gunshot wounds, was many times the victim shot or where the wounds been were located has not released. act killingwas not a random and the shopping center was not specifically but information on how but information on geted for the attack. management did not im- mediately return calls seek- ing comment. gation "active" and asked for any information or knowledge from the public regarding the shooting. partment can be reached at (847) 982-5900. The 24- hour Skokie Crime Tip Hot- line is (847) 933-8477. Text- A-Tip is also available 24 hours a day by texting "Skokie" and the 847411. [email protected] Twitter @SKReview_Mike tendent of Leisure Services Elsa Fischer, who attended the board meeting, said the park district will post signs around the lake listing the rules and a "means for people to contact the park district if they see people not following the rules." open 24 hours a day, but people who see someone breaking the rules can call the district and leave a message to report the problem, Fischer said. a boating permit before bringing their canoes, row- boats and kayaks to the lake, park district spokeswoman Melissa Brand said. [email protected] fol- Superin- District it had been unani- "They're diligently Skokie police also de- Skokie police also The garage where Cybak According to police, a Skokie police Officer Eric The Cook County Medi- Someone answering a '41f Trustee Deborah Karton, Park idnseem to think it was a lowing up on all leads," the lowing up on all leads," chief said. dined to say whether they dined to say whether person had any suspect or of interest in the death, have which authorities ruled a homicide. on the was found is located west side of the shopping center. mall employee found Cybak unresponsive and bleeding from the head and called 911. Swaback said police and emergency medical crews arrived on the scene and found he was dead. cal Examiner's Office listed Cybaks address as being in Northbrook although an earlier Skokie police news release indicated he was from Chicago. Northbrook phone number listed for a relative of the victim declined, on behalf of the family, to comment on May 22. ton also said he opposed it because the final Park Dis- trict Board of Commission- ers vote on an ordinance to allow non-motorized boating on Lake Glenview last month was not unanimous. mous within the park district board, I'd probably go alongwith it, but since there agreement, said she is con- ment mechanisms" for was one commissioner who great idea I don't either' he said. who voted against the cerned about the "enforce- boating rules since park district staff won't be moni- toning the lake. in the

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The chief said the in. Scarpelli said several ex- Skokie police Chief Tony Eric P. Cybak was found

Authorities said the in- Authorities said the Trustee Scott Britton

The board approved the Boating on Lake Glen-

shot to death in Man, 34, found probe ongoing and 'active' and ongoing probe

Old Orchard homicide Orchard Old stairwell at the Westfield fifth floor of the parking inside body was found May 20 the shooting death of a the shooting death 34-year-old man whose vestigation continues into vestigation continues Pioneer Press BY Mu ISAACS parking garage NEWS lage owns 60 acres of Gal- lery Park, where Lake Glen- agreement because the vil- agreement in a 4-2 vote May 16. It had to approve the torized boating on the lake. District to allow non-mo- ees approved an agreement with the Glenview Park the Glenview board of trust- Pioneer Press Kuxuu BY ALEXANDRA Glenview board approves non-motorized boating Crimes Task Force, which is also helping to investigate. been assigned to work with the North Regional Major lease more details at this time. vestigation early stages. tra police personnel have department would not re- police said. Scarpelli said May 22 his 4967 Old Orchard Center, Old Orchard mall in Skokie. just after 1:30 p.m. on the structure, at the mall at

ronmental concerns. Brit- voted against the agreement, citing safety and envi- said Jeff Brady, the village's director of planning. view is located, until 2022, view will begin May27 after NHS Thursday, May 25, 2017 A Chicago Th°bune Publication lo block ofCusterAvenue,Evanston,was Holyfield whilerespondingtoadispute reportedly madecontactwithMorris- on May10,policesaid.Accordingtopolice, was chargedwithunlawfuluseofaweapon 7900 blockofSouthShoreDrive,Chicago, OF AWEAPON UNLAWFUL USE does notconstituteafindingofguilt. Nues PoliceDepartmentreports.Anarrest POUCE BLOTTER NEWS without headlights. with drivingundertheinfluenceonMay6 North AversAvenue,Chicago,wascharged DUt the 6100blockofTouhyAvenue. police saidhestolealcoholfromastorein charged withretailtheftonMay12after THEFT block ofHowardStreet involving acarrepossessioninthe6300 illegally inpossessionofahandgun.Police Morris-Holyfleld, aconvictedfelon,was after policesaidshewasstoppedfordriving Yatzaira Nava,29,ofthe1000block Fernando Heredia-Reyes,26,ofthe500 Narquise Morris-Holyfield,22,ofthe Debora Chacon,26,ofthe5900block The followingitemsweretakenfromthe police said. yield toanemergencyvehicleonMay11, West Berenice,Chicago,waschargedwith work onafence. u Aresidentofthe9700blockHuber DISPUTE charged withpublicintoxicationonMay10 PUBLIC INTOXICATION car inthe5600blockofTouhyAvenue. her 2-year-oldchildaloneandasleepina afternoon ofMay8afterpolicesaidsheleft u AChicagowomanwasticketedonthe PARENTAL RESPONSIBILITY driving undertheinfluenceandfailureto parked unlockedandhadthekeysinside. Milwaukee Avenue.Policesaidthecarwas 11 fromaparkinglotinthe6800blockof came toherhometalkaboutperforming taken fromthewoman'spurseafteraman scam May6.Policesaidthemoneywas Lane reportedlylost$800inaruseentry a "pushingmatch?'Nochargeswerefiled. another workerandthetwogotinvolvedin after anemployeeallegedlythreatened 7000 blockofDempsterStreetonMay8 at afacilityinthe809blockofCivicCenter. A 2007ToyotawasreportedstolenMay Police respondedtoarestaurantinthe A 27-year-oldChicagowomanwas Hudson said. the kitchenisfullyfunctional,"Lucchetti- cafeteria, resultingin"boxedlunches"for said fireforcedtheclosureofhospital public affairsforAdvocateHealthCare, hospital spokeswomansaid. basement mechanicalroomMay15,a were interruptedbyafire theran GeneralHospitalinParkRidge Pioneer Press BY JENNIFERJOHNSON suspect electricalproblem room inbasement,officials Contained tomechanical forces closureofcafeteria Fire atAdvocateLutheran surgery building,theParkRidgeFire Dempster St.,alsoreferredtoasthe building ofthe room inthebasementofsouth all patients. Kitchen operationsatAdvocateLu- The fireoriginatedinamechanical The cafeteriawillremainclosed"until Tonya Lucchetti-Hudson,directorof CHICAGOTRIBUNERCOM/ATHLETES ATH LETE hospital HIGH ScHOOL: 0E: THEMONTH at inside 1775 W. PRESENTS: FI NANCJ Vote ¿t a UNTRY [email protected] asked aboutthecause."Theissueand building," Lucchetti-Hudsonsaidwhen power feedcomingintothesurgery Fire Departmentsaid. the firemighthavebeenelectrical, nary investigationindicatedthecauseof chanical roomfullofsmoke.Aprelimi- activated firealarm,discoveredtheme- said maintenancestaffinvestigatingan the timefirefightersarrived. appeared tohaveextinguishedthefireby room, Lucchetti-Hudsonsaid. Department said.Itwascontainedtothat said. areas ofthehospital"duetofire,she "delayed, rescheduled,ormovedtoother fire. Somemedicalprocedureswere could beseenatthehospitalfollowing damage isstillbeingassessed." Fire ChiefJeffSorensensaidspriniders Several CommonwealthEdisontrucks "There wasanissuewiththemain A statementfromtheFireDepartment No patientswereevacuated. - $1 OFFADMISSIONWITHAD! J060 E.PETERSONRO.,GRAYSLAKE,IL60039, GRAVSLAIE MAY 21,2011 tO ADVERTISE 31 a1831s81 www.zurkopromotions.com W FAIRGROUNDS OUTDOOR TENTSINDOORS 3pm to12am/S7Freeparking * ZURKO (715)526-9769 Children l2yrsandundertreew/adult RAIN ORSHINE! TREASUREq GALOR LAKE Saturday Night - ORIGINAL -ANNUAL AUCTIONS Moon -Liter CALL COUNTY Co I22837OOtopcecod Visit usonlineformorecommunity (Chicano Ztribuuc news tohelpyoumakeinformed

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I celebrates class of 2017 Featured student speaker one of three to receive perfect U.S. history score

Maine East High School's speaker was Hannah Flood, class of 2017 took the stage of Park Ridge, who made in Rósemont on May 21,news this year when she with 429 students from thebecame one of just three Park Ridge school receivingstudents in the world to diplomas. receive a perfect score on The commencement cer- the advanced placement emony, the school district's U.S. history exam. 115th, was held at the Rose- mont Theatre, with senior - Jennifer Johnson, Pioneer Above: Members class President Tamik Use-Press of the graduating fyan Darbroudi introducing class of 2017 take the graduates. [email protected] the stage durìng The featured student Twitter @Jen..Tn hune Maine East's commencement ceremony at the Rose- mont Theatre.

Left: Tania Gon- zalez receives her diploma during Maine East's commencement ceremony.

Far left: Senior class President Tamik Usefyan Darbroudi addresses the crowd at the Rosemont Theatre.

ERIC P. DAVIS/ PIONEER PRESS PHOTOS NEWS UIVI1'$fI w,.,, Obama's birthday could be holidayin Illinois 87-O house vote "I have a personal beliefstate holidays given its cur- of giving people their flow- rent financial crisis. Raun- sends proposal to ers while they're still alive er's budget office estimated Goy. Rauner and they can smell them," state holidays cost $3.2 mil- said state Rep. Marcus Ev- lion in personnel expenses, BY HALEY BEMILLER ans, a Chicago Democrat with another $16 million in Chicago Tribune and House sponsor of the lost productivity. bill. "And our president is But on May 19, House Former President Ba-here. He's vibrant.He's Republicans threw their rack Obama's birthdaygoing to remain active insupport behind an honor- would become a com- society, so let's honor him." ary day, which wouldn't memorative holiday in Illi- An 87-O House vote on keep people out of work. nois under a proposal thatMay 19 means the plan to "He's the first African- state lawmakers voted tohonor the DemocraticAmerican president. He send to Goy. Bruce Rauner. president now heads todeserves this honor," said The plan would desig-Republican Rauner's desk. Rep. Steve Andersson, R- nate Aug. 4 as Barack Oba- Previously,the House Geneva. STEVEN SENNE/AP ma Day. It makes note of his had rejected a measure to Rauner also had opposed Former President Barack Obama addresses an audience after being presented with the tenure as a state lawmakermake Obama's birthday an an official state holiday, but 2017 Profile in Courage award on May 7. and U.S. senator and says official state holiday, mean- he said in February that he "dedicated his life toing statefacilities andthere should be "a day ofthis session to honor thefrom the Tn-State ToliwayState the "President Barack protecting the rightsofschools would close. Re-acknowledgment and cele-former president and histo East St Louis the "Ba-Obama Tollway." Those Americans and buildingpublicans contended thatbration" for Obama. influence in Illinois. Onerack Obama Presidentialmeasures haven't been bridges across communi- Illinois couldn't afford the The bill approved Mayproposal would label theExpressway' A separatevoted on by the full House ties." expenses incurred from 19 is one of several effortsstretch of Interstate55 plan would dub the Tri- or Senate.

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May 25, 2017 A Chicago Tribune publication 14 bigger, has beenmovingtoward them," saidneighborBrett certs andweall for 90daystheyhavecon- outdoor concertpark,and concert site. expand thediningpavilion Pioneer Press BY KARENBERKOWITZ NEWS would beimmersedina built onwhatiscurrentlyan backyards," Tolpinsaid. our lifestyles...andhaving ciate andthatblendswith keeping Ravinia buffer, Commission May16. land ParksPlanandDesign Tolpin toldthecityofHigh- what's freakingus round, heobserved. and allowmoreeventsyear- way toextendtheseason more indoorspacesasa Tolpin. and lessparkonthe36-acre toward moredevelopment ditions aspartofatrend neighbors whoseethead- Center areraisingtheireof Music BoxExperience and constructtheRavinia Ravinia's plansfuelneighbors'worries lery space. interactive exhibitandgal- The centerwouldinclude description oftheproject. sic, accordingtoRavinia's inspirational powerofmu- trating theemotionaland special-effects showillus- theater whereaudiences include a65-seatindoor asphalt tentpad,would pavilion. ter adjacenttothedining new musicexperiencecen- agreement toconstructa 2006 planneddevelopment stantial amendmenttoits Highland Parkforasub- Rosemont Horizoninour all cometoenjoyandappre- (park-like venue)wehave fresco dining, particularly ing tomeetademand foral to thefoodservices build- to addanopen-airveranda In recentyears,Ravinia "Ravinia isaseasonal, Ravinia Festival'splamsto The newbuilding,tobe Ravinia Festivalisasking "You guysaretheonly "The impactoflonger, Ravinia alsoisplanning louder, really, between taller as enjoy out," the is mia MusicBox Experience forms, henoted. TheRay- ciation formusic inallofits leave withadeeperappre- the experiencecenterand some ofthattimevisiting said. three hours,"Kauffman gift shopandtheystillhave sculptures, theygotothe friends, theylookatthe something todo. concert andarelookingfor early foranon-classical rive threeorfourhours said concertgoersoftenar- inia's presidentandCEO, floor. by awalkwayonthesecond tures wouldbeconnected to attract.Thetwostruc- ences thatRaviniaistrying among theyoungeraudi- A viewoftheproposedRaviniaFestivaldiningpavilion,verandaand The hopeisthey'llspend "They talk Welz Kauffman,Ray- to their what itusedtobewith looking morelikeanoffice side. objecting homeownersre- Road, wheresomeofthe boundary atLambertTree from Ravinia'snorthern would belocated190feet music experiencecenter colors. lighted ringswould change experience center. The door social around columnsintheout- ings, aswelllightedrings lighted signsonthebuild- toned theplansforcolored, dent. Cunan, aDellLaneresi- beautiful trees,"saidMary park tome,ratherthan able toschoolgroups. Center alsowouldbeavail- "Right nowthis According toRavinia,the Cunan andothersques- area ofthe is demonstration. representative provideda man saidafteraRavinia Commissioner ElaineWax- may notexceed 22percent. faces, including pavement, ert than 7percentoftheprop- tures maynotcovermore rently, buildingsandstruc- surfaces combined.Cur- tures andallimpervious ered bybuildings,struc- property thatmaybecoy- tions ontheamountof city toeliminaterestric- ing theconcertseason. arrive withdeliveriesdur- of thedaythattrucksmay donor eventsandthehours the numberofoff-season city torelaxrestrictionson Ravinia alsoisaskingthe Ravinia alsoisaskingthe As partofitspetition, "It lookslikeadisco' Music Box All impervious sur- Experience Centeraswouldbeseenfromthenorthlawn. Dunlap saidthe citywillbe new buildings. the runoffoffcreatedby mia issufficienttohandle pool recentlyaddedatRay- that astormwaterdetention city engineershavefound thresholds. is increasedabovecertain hard orimpervioussurface tention whentheamountof additional stormwaterde- developer to city Therequiresa other developmentsinthe requirements applied stormwater management ments usingthesame review Ravinia'simprove- those limitsandinstead asking thecitytodelete over Ravinia'sfuture devel- relinquishing any control The festivalassociationis Neighbor Lawrence For theproposedproject, incorporate MICHAEL BARNES,WIGHT&C0.IRAVINIAFESTIVAL to what shouldbetaxed." view onthatpropertyof wants anamendmenttothe untaxed primerealestate," we arelookingat36acresof grounds. "Let'sremember adjacent tothe said DebraRade,wholives take placeinthefuture:' with Suretyaboutwhatwill supposed toprovideboth the percentagelimits. Ravinia's requesttodelete opment iigoesalongwith [email protected] public hearingto June20. Commission continuedthe time toconductafullre- (agreement), perhapsitis she added. the propertyownerandis tract betweenthecityand agreement isliterallyacon- The PlanandDesign «A planneddevelopment "If Ravinia festival i 15 A Chicago Tribune Publication Thursday, May 25,2017 NHS in the into Mendez's attorney, As- According to witness The security guard testi- A sketch from an earlier sistant Public Defender Joe sistant Public Defender Gump, acknowledged Mendez broke apartment, but maintained Mendez raped the woman. he "had no interest said harming her." Gump show the evidence did not suf- testimony, the woman and fered severe bruises cuts. fled that he entered the woman's room on the night of Aug. 20, 2015, after her medical alert sensor had gone off He found her unclothed and said she told him she had been raped. incident led to the arrest of Mendez about a month later, Maloney said. George Houde is a freelance reporter. ,our od /'7,ì Cook County Assistant "Frank Mendez took The woman died of nat- PLEASE CALL 312-283-7023 door, prosecutors said. Ma- State's Attorney Ed in loney told the jury that Mendez's haste to escape he during the 2015 attack, and left behind his shoes was found on the victim's neckandarm and abloody palm print that matched near Mendez was found the knife. Mendez's DNA the knife. Mendez's said. the window, Maloney away her dignity that she had earned after 97 years," Maloney told the jury. "He took away her safety." after the attack, but not liminaiy hearing that the intruder struck her repeat- To ADVERTISE ural causes four months before testifying at a pre- edly while she fought back. Her statements were intro- duced as evidence at Men- dez's trial. 'zr call 312283.7023 to ploc Arlington in rry Schechter TO tirea Jiouses 0/ tvìorsiíp tirea Jiouses 0/ koientettiskokie org CALL (__71 Rabbi KOL EMETH PLEASE w A Mount Prospect man Frank Mendez, 53, was Authorities said Mendez 5130 w Touhy - 847-6733370 ADVERTISE Man guilty of sexually assaulting sexually guilty of Man break-in apartment 97, in woman, ing and beating a 97-year- BY GEORGE HOUDE Chicago Tribune of has been convicted breaking into an apartment com- at an assisted living plex and sexually assault- old woman. 18 of found guilty May ara- home invasion and vated criminal sexual assault ofan elderly person. used a knife to cut through a window screen and enter a first-floor apartment at Church Creek Senior Liv- ing facility Heights. He confronted the woman, who had been asleep, and assaulted her, striking her in the face and neck before fleeing when a security officer began knocking on the apartment Coasera5ve E aiitarefl Congíe5atlon 312-283-7023 Jewish jl y , 25- 30-years- RIDGE- apartment asked to contact the Officials also reminded The alleged suspect is The alleged suspect Anyone with information especially at night' the uni- especially at night' the versity alert reads. students about campus other shuttle services and transportation available nightly. described as old, 6-feet to 6-feet-4-inches tall, weighing 190-230 long pounds, wearing a dark and sleeve shirt, dark pants carrying a backpack is Evanston Police Depart- ment detective division at 847-866-5040. Information can also be provided anony- mously by utilizing Text-A- Tip by texting CRIMES (274637) and entering EPD- TIP in the message line, followed by the information, the release states. Brian L. Cox is a freelancer. ririval Taste brochure, and community all the floor of the www.tasteofparkridge.com JULY 1 31H, 14TH, AND 15TH TASTE OF PARK CONTACT DAVE GLOW PNESAPPAREL@GMAftCOM Police said she screamed When the elevator door The woman sustained Northwestern University An alert was posted on "The Northwestern Uni- for help and at that time the for help and at that time threw man battered her and her to elevator. on opened, the man fled wal- foot with the woman's ac- let and cellular phone, cording to the release. the scrapes on her legs from medi- incident, but refused cal treatment, said police. officials said the woman is a graduate student there. the university's website regarding the incident and NU officials said that campus police were also assist- ing in the investigation. advises members to be alert when versity Police Department traveling on or off campus, an- reach assault to 'I((.s i(' of authorities

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Evanston police were in- Evanston police were Police said that around According to police, once The Tastes 201 7 Maìn Stage Sponsor once again, is the Bredemann Family of Dealerships, which has The Taste of Park Ride hs always been a communty ent. It was established to benefit this community The Taste of Park Ride hs always been a communty by its owr members, working tirelessty for its ultimate success. Since the inception of the Taste, ¡n 2000, sponsorship has serwd as the Iinchpin of this joyous celebration. Sponsorship symbolizes the symbiotic relationship of all of tie Taste components-cooperation is required on all fronts for the fest to flourish, as it continues to eaci year. established a remarkable reputation for service and quality, celebrating over 100 years of exceeding expectations in the automotive industry. The Committee is proud to v.lcome back our incredible ViP sponsors this year. Fomua Fitness Clubs has enjoyed spectacLlar SUCCeSS ri its fabulous new facility on Touhy Avenue in Park Ridge, Next, is Groot Industries, thc world class Waste Collection Service for Park Ridge, which did an amazing job at last year event, The third is the Evan and Martha Olson Famliy from California. Evan grew up in Park Ridge, and is passiorirke about his beloved hometown. This is the second consecutive year that Evan Psychological Servic's, Parkway Bank, Physicians Immediate Care, Rainbow Hospice, and State Representative Michael McAuliffe. The Taste Committee is forever indebted to these organizations and individuals for their kind generosity.

and Wwtha have helpcd to sponsor an event that they love, and know is enjoyed by many area residents and business people. The committee also warmly welcomes back local State Farm Agent Neal Salah, vAio relocated his farr uy to Park Ridge several years ago, due to his appreciation for our community Additional valued V.I.P. Sponsors include The Park Ridge Herald/Advocate Newspaper, whose parent company, the Chicago Tribune Media Group, produces the Advocate Lutheran General and Lutheran General Children's Hospital. The committee is also grateful to BMO Haffis Bank, Christopher B. Burke Engineering, the City of Park Ridge, Classic Party Rental, Cook County Commissioner Peter Silvestri, Journal & Topics Newspapers, Maine Township, the Park Ridge Chamber of Commerce, the Park Ridge Park Disthct. Park Ridge robbed, groped in off-campus groped robbed, NEWS student Northwestern police: Evanston BY BRIAN L Cox BY BRIAN Pioneer Press of an vestigating a report attempted sexual of a and robbery May 16 Northwestern University of a student in the elevator Ridge Avenue apartment 9:37 p.m., the 24-year-old building, nounced in a news release. female student saw a man knocking on the entrance door to the building and since she thought he lived there, she let him into the building. She then got on the building elevator and the man followed her, according to the news release. in the elevator, the man began to grope the student and attempted under her clothing. NHS Thursday, May 25, 2017 A Chicago Tribune Publication j 16 Auxiliary BishopEmeritusofChicago Most Rev.JohnR.Gorman,D.D. CELEBRANT CELEBRANT ASSUMPTION CEMETERY Auxiliary BishopofChicago CELEBRANT LIBERTYVILLE 847-362-1247 ASCENSION CEMETERY Executive Secretary,PriestsPlacementBoard Rev. MichaelP.Knotek CELEBRANT DES PLAINES847-298-0450 ALL SAINTSCEMETERY MONDAY, MAY29THAT10:30AM CATHOLIC CEMETERIES Very Rev.RonaldA.Hicks CELEBRANT Very Rev.StephenF.Kanonik CELEBRANT MARYHILL CEMETERY Auxiliary BishopofChicago Most Rev.FrancisJ.Kane CELEBRANT ALSIP 708-422-3020 HOLY SEPULCHRECEMETERY CELEBRANT CALUMET CITY708-862-5398 HOLY CROSSCEMETERY Pastor, ChristtheKingParish,Chicago Catholic Cemetenes Associate ArchdiocesanDirector Rev. LawrenceJ.Sullivan CONCELEBRANT ORLANO PARK708-226-9951 GOOD SHEPHERDCEMETERY st. JamesParish,SaukVitlage Associate Pastor Rev. DavidJ.Simonetti,M.Div. CELEBRANT STEGER 708-758-4772 CALVARY CEMETERY Auxiliary BishopEmeritusofChicago Most Rev.RaymondE.Goedert,D.D. CELEBRANT EVANSTON 847-864-3050 CALVARY CEMETERY Pastor, St.AgnesParish,ChicagoHeights Rev. JohnS.Siemianowski GLENWOOD 708-758-4772 Most Rev.GeorgeJ.Rassas ARCHDIOCESE OFCHICAGO Vicar General,ArchdioceseofChicago HILLSIDE 708-449-8300 MOUNT CARMELCEMETERY Moderator oftheCuria NILES 847-823-0982 Vicar forPriests,ArchdioceseofChicago Rev. Msgr.DennisJ.Lyle,S.T.D. IEMOidAL DAYFIELD.MASS FOR MASSTIMES ATOURPARISHCEMETERIES CALL THEPARISH OFFICEOR708-449-6100. CELEBRANT CELEBRANT HILLSIDE 708-449-8300 OUR LADYOFSORROWS Pastor, St.ElizabethSetonParish,OrlandHills Rev. WilliamT.Corcoran,Ph.D. CELEBRANT MOUNT OLIVETCEMETERY Auxiliary BishopofChicago Most Rev.JosephN.Perry CELEBRANT Auxiliary BishopofChicago CELEBRANT Pastor, NotreDamedeChicagoParish, Archdiocesan Director,CatholicCemeteries Rev. Msgr.PatrickJ.Pollard CELEBRANT RIVER GROVE708-453-0184 ST. JOSEPHCEMETERY Associate Pastor,St.AgnesParish,ChicagoHeights CELEBRANT CHICAGO 773-239-4422 ST. CASIMIRCEMETERY at LoyolaUniversity Rector andPresident,St.JosephCollegeSeminary Very Rev.PeterSnieg,M.Div.,S.T.L CELEBRANT CHICAGO 847-864-3050 ST. BONIFACECEMETERY Pastor, BlessedSacramentParish,Chiiago Rev. IsmaelSandoval-Manzo CELEBRANT CRESTWOOD 773-239-4422 ST. BENEDICTCEMETERY Archdiocese ofChicago Very Rev.DanielA.Smilanic,J.C.D. CELEBRANT NILES 847-647-9845 ST. ADALBERTCEMETERY Auxiliary BishopofChicago Most Rev.AndrewP.Wypych CELEBRANT JUSTICE 708-458-4770 RESURRECTION CEMETERY Chancellor, ArchdioceseofChicago Very Rev.JeffreyS.Grob,J.C.D. HILLSIDE 708-449-8300 QUEEN OFHEAVENCEMETERY the ArchangelParish,OldMitiCreek Pastor Emeritus,SaintRaphael Rev. JohnA.Jamnicky CEMETERY PALA TINE847-397-3284 ST. MICHAELCEMETERY Most Rev.AlbertoRojas EVERGREEN PARK708-422-8720 ST. MARYCEMETERY Rev. ThomasR.Kasputis Vicar forCanonicalServices 1 TH STCHICAGO773-239-4422 PCE-MEM5 NEWS had, butthey'repopular tivities thanwhatwe've to bepopularatotherparks. these activitieshaveproved somethingnew, hesaid,and lieved itwastimetobringin fing minimaluse.Staffbe- Old Orchardmallwasget- park acrossfromWestfield tennis courtatthelarge chael Reasaidthatthelone west endofthevillage. Lawler Parkonthenorth- Pioneer Press BY venue to pickleball andfutsalwillbeaddedtothepark. The tenniscourtatLawlerParkinSkokie,seenhereMay16,issoontoberemovedand courts. Reasaid. home to court atLawlerwillbecome and takeaboutamonth. will probablybegininJune park at10040LavergneAve. said. project budget, - withintheparkdistrict's Construction for$156,000 Lawler ParktoContinental the bidforreconfiguring approved May16awarding permanently." to havethemcominghere in," hesaid.'We'reexcited anywhere they'vebeenput and futsalareinatSkokie's Lawler Park'stennis Accordingto ink òrmation The fenced-in Rea saidworkonthe The SkokieParkBoard "These aredifferentac- Supervisor ofParksMi- Tennis isout,pickleball Miic IsiAcs four pickleball officials tennis my website. the ChicagoFUtSaI Acade- ties offutsal,"according to unique andpositivequali- associations players, coaches,clubsand and moresoccer take thecountrybystorm five playerstoaside. indoor soccergamewith Futsal Academy,futsalisan court." this park.Nooneusesthat more popularthantennisin played, andit'sgottobe crowded wheneverI've received here,butit'sbeen know forsurehowitwillbe Florida afewtimes. he hasplayedpickleballin he livesnearthepark,said one locationinall50states. United Stateswithatleast pickleball courtsareinthe 15,000 indoorandoutdoor tion's website,morethan special bailwithholes. sport usesapaddleand minton-size court and outdoorsonabad- pong. nis, badmintonandping- combines elementsoften- ciation website,thesport on theUSAPickleballAsso- Lance Bryson,whosaid According to 'Tutsal isbeginningto According totheChicago "It's fun,"hesaid."Idon't It's playedbothindoors be removed discover the associa- . The MIKE ISAACS/PIONEERPRESSPHOTOS tennis courtswithacourt courts havebeensetupover to thevillage. the formerisnottotallynew pickleball andfutsalbefore, had apermanenthomefor brand newoneatnearby time. hardly everused. that thetenniscourt holding apublichearing will getheavyuse. Park andheexpectsthatit will befenced-ininLawler Twitter ®SKReview..Mike [email protected] Weber Center,Reasaid. been playedindoorsatthe overlay andpickleballhas cials saySkokiehasnever Emerson ParkReasaid. the village tennis courtsthroughout The parkdistrictstillhas39 the courtentiretime. found threepeopleusing have beenaprimetennis month duringwhatshould monitored thecourtfora informal surveyin2015and renovations. for moreextensivepark over thechangesasitdoes Temporary pickleball While parkdistrictoffi- In total,hesaid,staff The parkdistrictdidan One reason,Reasaid,is The parkdistrictisnot Rea saidthefutsalvenue including a is NEWS Dempster and Potter ranked top intersection for accidents B JENNIFER JOHNSON ranked by the Police De-failure to yield the right ofDempster and Luther is at Pioneer Press partlnent, are way and improper lane use,the Advocate Lutheran . Busse Highway and Oak-according to police. General Hospital campus, The Park Ridge Police ton Street, 26 crashes. The last time the depart-another area teeming with Department has released its I Greenwood and Oakton,ment released a list of topcars and pedestrians daily. ranking of city intersections 25 crashes. crash intersections was in In 2016, there were 4,278 by crash rate, and the names u Dee and Touhy, 25 crash-2014, when data from 2013crashes reported through- at the top of the list are not es. was provided. out the city of Park Ridge, a unfamiliar. Oakton and Northwest That year, Dempster and0.8 percent increase over According topolice, Highway, 24 crashes. Potter was at the top of the the previous year, according Dernpster Street and Potter Oakton and Dee, 23list with 55 reported crash-to the Police Department's Road, followed by Demp- crashes. es. Dempster and Lutherannual report. ster Street and Luther Lane, Devon and Cumberlandranked fourth, though that Mellema said the crash had the highest number ofavenues, 18 crashes. intersections has also been data collected is used to vehicle crashes reported in Greenwood and Busse, 18 at the top ofpast rankings. determine where to deploy 2016. Following in thirdcrashes. Mellema agreedthat officers. JENNIFER JOHNSON/PIONEER PRESS place was Touhy and In total, the 10 inter-high traffic volume contin- "The No. 1 (intersection),Westbound Dempster Street at Potter Road in Park Ridge Greenwood avenues. sections on the depart-ues to play a role in vehicu-Dempster and Potter,I'dis shown onMay15. Last year, there were 45ment's list experienced 268lar crashes along Dempster. want to see more enforce- reported crashes at Demp- reported vehicle crashes in "It's a major arterial roadment activity up there,"installed on westboundmake "financial sense." ster and Potter, 34 at Demp- 2016, 14 resulting in in-with a lot of volume daily," Mellema said. Dempster at Potter, but lat- There is currently a red- ster and Luther and 31 atjuries. he said, explaining that in The list also serves to er voted down the measure.light enforcement camera Touhy and Greenwood, the "The majority of theseaddition to Interstate 294make drivers more aware,The camera was recom-on westbound Oakton department said. crashes are the result ofaccess - both on and offso they will take precau- mended by RedSpeed, theStreet at Northwest High- Of those crashes, four driver error," the Police De-ramps exist on Dempster attions and be more alertcompany that had analyzedway. That intersection resulted in injuries, accord- partment said in a state- the Park Ridge-Des Plaineswhen traveling throughthe intersection. RedSpeedranked seventh for number ing to Deputy Police Chiefment released last week.border - the road is a major these intersections, he said. did not recommend a cam- ofcrashes reported in 2016. Duane Mellema. These errors included fol-stateroute and runs In 2014, the City Council era for Dempster and Lu- The other top crashlowing too closely, failing to through several suburbs. considered having a red-ther, with a representative [email protected] intersections in 2016, asslow down to avoid a crash, The intersection oflight enforcement cameraacknowledghig it would not Twitter @Jen_Thbune

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- Staff report Rain put a damper May 20 on opening day of this year's Festival ofCultures in Skokie, but didn't totally wash out the signature community event that pays tribute to the village's diversity of racial, cultural and ethnic groups,organizers said. Last year an estimated 27,000 people attended the two-day event, but with the inclement weather May 20, turnout was just about 12,000 for the weekend, said Skokie Park District spokesman Jim Bottorff But the rain only lasted a short while, he said, and the rest of the festival went on as scheduled. The Festival of Cultures celebrates the villa's large ethnically diverse popula- tion, and took place May20 and 21 in Oakton Park. "Skokieisa tremen- dously diverse community, with more than 90 lan- guages spoken in residents' homes' said festival Chair- man Jon Marquardt "The Skokie Festival of Cultures serves to unite the people of the village for an entire weekend, allowing them to KEVIN TANAKA/PIONEER PRESS PHOTOS celebrate one another's cus- Members of the Soorya Dance School wave goodbye to others after their May20appearance was canceled due to weather at the Festival of Cultures at toms and cultural back- Oakton Park in Skokie. grounds in a fin and colorful setting." from a Skokie ethnic diver- The festival also includedsity project called VOICES an international beer tasting(Valuing Our Image Con- area (for a fee), a children'scerning Ethnicity in Sko- area featuring hands-on ex-kie), according to festival hibits and the "Passport to history. the World" official guide The project was intended packed with a schedule ofto promote a better under- the many ethnic perform-standing between Skokie ances, educational informa-residents of different eth- tion and a festival map. nic, cultural and religious The festivalisstagedbackgrounds. each year by the Skokie Park The first festival in 1991 District with support fromincluded only 14 cultures - the village of Skokie and thewell below half the number Skokie Public Library Andof participating cultures to- overa dozen corporate day. sponsors contribute as well Armenia, Assyria, Cro- as the Illinois Arts Council, atia, Cuba, Iraq,Ireland, according to festival organ- Thailand and Tibet were In the Azerbaljan tent, Akif Mammapli prepares for a tea izers. among the ones repre-Umbre las were needed May20at the start o therst day The festival emerged sented this year. of the Festival of Cultures at Oakton Park in Skokie. ceremony at the Festival of Cultures. OPINION What MemorialDaymeansin Ma Bataan Day like wood-area men who suffered and died there, became a special event Memorial Day honors fur everyone in town - kids, too. Each Year in September, Bataan Americans who sacri- Day had been marked in May- wood with a parade, speeches and ficed for their country music. The first Bataan Day in PAul. SASSONE 1942 drew more than 100,000 spectators. Wouldn't it be great if Memori- Most Saturdays would find me So, while Maywood kids may al Day didn't exist? there, wide-eyed and watching have had the usual difficulty re- Wait, wait ... That's not what I Tony Curtis swordfight his way to membering Civil War dates and meant his rightful inheritance, or Burt battles, we all knew about Bataan What I wanted to say was that Lancaster gunningbad guys at the and by extension Memorial Day. it would be great if there were no O.K Corral. Both days honored Americans need for Memorial Day, if no In one way, the Lido Theater who sacrificed for their country. American men and women were was unique. Along one wall of the Over the years, Bataan and even ever killed in war. lobby and set off by red velvet-like ALEX GARCIA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE World War II have receded into But that has not been and is not ropes was an enormous photo of Pictured in November 2010, a tank and cannon form part of a World history: Time always takes its tolL likely to be. the men of the 192nd Tank Battal- War If memorial in Maywood that honors National Guard members But though Bataan Day is much That melancholy fact was ion all lined up in rows. stationed in Maywood who were involved in the Bataan Death March. smaller, it still is marked on the impressed on me from early in my Nearly 100 members of the second Sunday in September at life. Maywood National Guard were The Japanese treated their 43 would return. the Veterans Memorial in May- I grew up in the suburb of part of the 192nd, which was prisoners with extreme brutality Japan apologized for the Death wood Park in Maywood. Maywood. I spent - or mis-spent taken prisoner by the Japanese on as they were marched to prison March in 2009. - a lot of my childhood watching Bataan in the Philippines on April camps and to slave labor in Japan. But since the day of surrender Paul Sassone is afreelance col- movies in the lovely Lido Theater. 9,1942. Ofthe 89 men ofCompany B, only in 1942, Bataan, and the May- umnistfor Pioneer Press. Great lines from commencement speeches of thepast present them here. Thke them for for others, the idea ofintellect vs. are special. Eveiy child gets a Tribune, gave at Dominican Uni- what they are worth. industrial arts. trophy. versity in 2010. She talked about The author Ray Bradbury is the "What we desperately need is But J.K RowIng had wise her favorite novel, Wulla Cather's great native son ofWaukegan, and an integrated liberal, practical advice for the Harvard graduates "The Songofthe Lark," where a in 2000 he gave the commence- education for the same person - of2008: "It is impossible to live young girl moves to Chicago with ment address at Caltech. He told for every American youth who without failing at something, dreams ofbecoming an opera star. the graduates: "You make a list can possibly obtain its blessingr' unless you live so cautiously that "Will she make it?" her teacher is RANDY BLASER this afternoon. ofthe people who Eisenhower said. "Hand and head you might as well not have lived at asked. lt depends on the ideas she don't believe in you, and you call and heart were made to work allinwhichcase,youfailby lives with, the teacher responds. Graduation days are upon us, them tonight, and tell them to go together. They must work to- default" Then Keller says: "Think of it. the time when the wise and the to hell!" gether. They should be educated The poet Robert Pinsky in 1999 Not what happens to her, not love accomplished stand before the He also advised them to make a together' at Stanford said graduation was a affairs or good career breaks, but graduates and hand down to them list ofthe people who believe in Did Ike foresee a time when we ritual that celebrated two obliga- what she thinks about It's really the special wisdom and advice them and to gather those people had too much ofone and not tions ofany great people - caring an extraordinary notion, and it is they have gathered over the years. around them and "then you move enough ofthe other? for the young ones and honoring so exquisitely relevant to all of you I remember little of the com- on into the future:' Students at Chicago State Uni- the wisdom ofthe old ones, in- here today. mencement addresses I've heard, I am notahig fan of the oper- versity in 1975 signed a petition cludingthe wisdom ofthe dead. "You are going forth into the with the exception of one. 'Drink ating systems created by Bill inviting President Gerald Ford to "The tribe or community or world with a diploma, with a host life to the lees," the speaker said. I Gates, but I admire that he has their graduation. He was so im- nation that fails at either of these ofwonderful memories of your don't remember who it was, but I given away millions in philan- pressed he came. He talked about missions brings woe and de- time on this lovely campus - and know he was quoting the great thropic efforts all over the world. their hard work and achievement struction on itself," Pinsky said. with ideas. The ones you have poet Alfred Tennyson and ad- In 2007 at Harvard, he told the "The dignity ofthe individual is "Today, the graduates pass sym- chosen to take with you on your vising the graduates to go for it, graduates: "Don't let complexity based ultimately on a sense of bolically from being the objects of journey. Those ideas are your take in all life has to offer, don't let stop you. Be activists. Take on the pride," Ford said. "It does not the first concern, young ones who compass. Your GPS navigational any opportunity pass you by or big inequities. It will be one of the come from government programs have been nurtured, to beating system. Your MapQuest instruc- any fear hold you back. great experiences ofyour lives." that take over the individual's life the responsibilities ofthe second, fions." Good advice. President Dwight D. Eisen- and reduce the person to a case those who are supposed to care Good luck, graduates of 2017. For the graduates of 201Z I've hower had advice for the future offile and a claim number. Real aid for the young and who will pre- You are young and have great taken it upon myself to research education in America when he to the individual is aid that helps serve and extend the wisdom of promise before you. But remem- some of the great commencement addressed the 1955 class of Penn the individual to help himself or the dead." ber the wisdom of the old ones. speeches ever given, and to gather State. He warned ofproviding a herself" I'd like to end with the talk some of the more meaningful liberal education for some sta- As we know, today's students Julia Keller, Pulitzer Prize-win- Randy Blaser is afreelance col- quotes from those speeches and dents and a practical education have been told for years that they ning reporter ofthe Chicago umnistfor Pioneer Press. 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i pound ground beef 1/2 cup barbecue sauce 1/3 cup ketchup i tablespoon chopped onion 2tablespoons grated Parmesan cheese 1/2 teaspoon garlic powder 1/8teaspoon oregano oFrench rolls 1/4cup soft butter Paprika 6slices mozzarella cheese ground beef and drain. Add 'Brownbarbecue sauce, ketchup , onion, Parmesan cheese, garlic powder and oregano. Simmer for20minutes. Split French rolls in half. Spread cut sides with butter. Sprinkle lightly with paprika. Divide meat evenly between six rolls, spreading mixture on bottom half of each roll.Topmeat with one slice of mozzarella on each roll. Put on roll top and wrap each sandwich in foil. Bake at 350degrees for15minutes. Can be JUDY BUCHENOT/NAPERVILLE SUN made ahead and frozen for a quick meal. Making dinner is a family affair in the Burke home. Ryan, clockwise from left, Sean, Deanna, Charlotte and Luke roll meatballs. Baked Macaroni Having triplets taught this home and Cheese 8ounces elbow macaroni 2tablespoons butter cook early food survival skills 3tablespoons flour 21/2cups milk By Judy Buchenot them. "At first, I thought I should have job now that the children are older. "I work 1/2 teaspoon salt Naperville Sun three bowls and three spoons - one for for Rodan+Fields, a skin care company. I /8teaspoon pepper each. But then I realized that was too mucham able to do most everything online, 1/4 CUonion. chopped When Naperville resident Deanna Burke work. I started to use one bowl, one spoon which ifperfect," she said. 2cups shredded cheddar cheese, had the first ultrasound for her first baby, it and it was 'here's a bite, here's a bite, here's Burke enjoys cookingbut is often divided was a life-changing day for the mom-to-be. a bite.' pressed for time. She relies on slow-cooker 1/2cup bread crumbs meals and recipes that can be fixed ahead The technician told her, "Surprise! You Burke kept the babies on a regular Cook macaroni according to schedule that she also followed. "I had my oftime. She has found several items like have an instant family," Burke recalled. "I 1-package directions and drain. Set thought that meant I was having twins. But pajamas on and went to bed at 8 when they macaroni and cheese that can be prepared in the morning, held in the refrigerator all aside. In a medium saucepan over low then I found out I was having triplets. I was did. Otherwise, I would have not gotten heat, melt butter. Stir in flour and mix to day and quickly popped into the oven for going from zero to three." any sleep?' form a paste. Gradually add milk, The triplets are now 10 and have a 7- dinner. Another family favorite is stromboli When Sean, Luke and Charlotte arrived, whisking to keep mixture smooth. "it was overwhelming," she said. "But you year-old brother, Ryan. Although they weresandwiches. play the hand you are dealt I figured out a born together, Burke said the triplets do And meatballs. The children like to get Turn up heat to medium. Cook system and I stuck with it." She quickly not share the same personalities. "Char- involved in shaping the meatballs, which 2swhile stirring until mixture learned that if one baby woke up hungry, lotte is playful. Sean is serious, and Luke is can be frozen for later meals. Burke bakes thickens. Add salt and pepper. Add another would soon be waking. "So when very sweet and loves to make people the meatballs instead of pan-frying them. onion and and i3/4cup of the cheese. one woke up, I fed him - and then woke happy." For each pound ofground beefor turkey, Cook and stir until cheese is melted.Mix the others and fed them. They all got fed at Not only do they have different person- she adds an eand 1/3 cup of seasoned cheese mixture into cooked pasta. the same time?' alities, they have different interests and bread crumbs. A quick mix in the bowl and Grease a2quart casserole. Pour mixture Without family nearby, Burke relied on tastes. the meatballs are ready to shape. She lines into casserole. Top with breadcrumbs friends for additional help. She connected "I make a schedule for each week," them up the about 2 inches apart in a glass and remaining cheese. Bake at350 with another mom with older triplets who Burke said, pointing to a sheet of paper dish coated with olive oil and bakes them degrees for30minutes. Can be was willing to come and give Burke a breakhanging in her kitchen. The detailed at 350 degrees for 15 minutes. She then assembled ahead except for final several times a week. Although she happilyschedule has baseball games, swim prac- turns them and lets them cook another five topping of cheese and bread crumbs. took sugstions from others, she had to tices and other activities outlined by day. "I minutes. "They can be served with any Refrigerate until ready to bake. Add come up with her own mothering skills to try to put down what we are having for sauce, rice or pasta," she said. "You can also breadcrumbs and reserved cheese right get by. When the babies were old enough to dinner, too." use extra seasoning or different flavors of before baking. sit in high chairs, she lined them up to feed Burke is able to squeeze in a part-time seasoned breadcrumbs." a charcoal grill and allow the coals to cook down until a charcoal grill and allow all the ingredients into the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with a small rimmed baking sheet with foil and place a rack on top pounds ground chuck black pepper Kosher salt and coarse pimento cheese (recipe follows) heaping cup of homemade Sweet Baby Pay's) cup BBQ sauce (I use (recipe follows) strips candied bacon slices Bread and butter pickle leaves Baby spinach or lettuce seeded hamburger buns Place a burger on a bun and garnish with BBQ sauce, i strip of Place a burger on a bun and garnish with BBQ of bread and butter candied bacon (broken in half), two slices freshly grated pound (about 4 cups) sharp cheddar cheese, or i 4-ounce jar of large red pepper, roasted, peeled and diced pimentos, drained scallions, sliced ounces cream cheese (just a nice hunk) cup (plus up to 2 tablespoons) mayonnaise garlic clove, minced tablespoon Dijon mustard teaspoon smoked paprika teaspoon kosher salt teaspoon cayenne pepper Coarse black pepper to taste strips of best-quality, extra-thick bacon tablespoons maple syrup teaspoons brown sugar teaspoon coarse black pepper they are ashy, but there is still a fiery glow among the coals (about they are ashy, but there the paddle attachment or use an electric hand mixer. Beat the of the foil. Arrange the bacon strips on the rack and place the pan e 2 i 6 6 i i i 2 i 3 6 2 2 1/3 . 1/4 1/4 Y2 1/2 * 1/8 Grilled Pimento Cheese Burgers Pimento Grilled with Candied Bacon with Candied of lighting the grill, but let your eyes guide 30 minutes from the time down, divide the ground you more than the clock). While the fire cooks shape the meat into six chuck into 6 equal portions. Working quickly, the meat the tougher your 3/4-inch thick burgers; the more you handle sides with kosher salt and burger will be. Season the burgers on both minutes on the first side. Flip coarse black pepper. Grill the burgers for 3 with 1/6 of the pimento cooler area of the grill and top each burger the cheese is melty and cheese. Cover the grill and leave there until 2 PIMENTO CHEESE 'Prepare Move the burgers to a the burgers and cook for an additional 3 minutes. gooey - about 2-3 minutes. once. pickles and a few spinach leaves. Serve at ingredients until well combined and the mixture resembles a proper spread adding up to 2 additional tablespoons of mayonnaise as desired. Refrigerate pimento cheese in an airtight container for up to in a cold oven. Turn the oven on to 350 degrees. Once the oven is heated to temperature, flip the bacon and allow it to cook for 10-15 minutes. Meanwhile, mix the syrup, brown sugar and pepper in a small bowl. Brush the bacon on the top side with 1/2 of the syrup mixture and return to the oven for 10 minutes. Remove the bacon from the oven, flip it over and brush with the remaining syrup mixture. Return the bacon to is crisp - about 10 more minutes. Set bacon aside until ready to iPlace two weeks. Use pimento cheese as a spread for crackers, in a grilled cheese sandwich, or as a topping for grilled burgers. CANDIED BACON iLine the oven and continue to bake until sugars are caramelized and bacon assemble burgers. additional as MELISSA ELSMO/PIONEER PRESS Thanks to that pimento cheese Believe me, the smell of these and sweet flavors in the gar- I had the salty (and ooey-gooey) aspect of my burger covered and nishes. Sure this can be accomplished with the classic combo of ketchup, mustard, onion and pickle, but I like to shake things up in the burger world. opted to add a strip of candied bacon and a couple ofbread and butter pickle slices topping to bring some sweet flavors to my cheeseburger. grill is bound to make your neigh- thankfully this recipe made enough to feed a few extra folks. Savoring this pimento cheese out calorie. bad -boy burgers sizzling on a hot bors long for a dinner invitation; burger on a sunny evening in my backyard was worth every cook- the grill r.. an up MEUSSA ELSMO Out of Mel's Kitchen The very next day I opted to I had a bunch of pimento Crafting a good burger is exercise in balancing fatty meat, a starchy bun and notes of salty more than a little lackluster. fire up my own grill in hopes of quelling my now undeniable craving for some true summer flavor. cheese left, and I decided the spicy cheese spread would serve as a fantastic topping for a glori- ous and indulgent cheeseburger. Last weekend, I pulled to- It was a lovely day outside, so I My neighbors fired up their My neighbors frequently host And then it happened. OUT OF MEL'S KITCHEN MEL'S OF OUT A grilled burger with pimento cheese spread, candied bacon and bread and butter pickle slices. A grilled burger with pimento cheese spread, Time to fire burger Pimento cheese, candied bacon make this a Memorial Day-worthy snacks for a few friends. 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NOTBY MINNOW ODDITY SUBMIT GOALIE 1 7 Living Section 2 Thursday, May 25, 2017 (!hicaw rrintni Helping you prepare for you prepare Helping Sign up for Chicago ifribune's TOMORRQ chicagotribune.com/nwsIetters news, business, entertainment, newsletters to stay inormed on food and dining, sporti and more. Be a cheerleader. Avoid naing. The nagging we are doing as nagging we are doing parents is the same thing the kid's inner voice is is saying. So, all that does make things worse, leaving and them with self-doubt more anxiety with- Recent college grads Remember that every kid is different Try not to judge. Take the word Offer validation. Ifyour kid says, "I'm Regroup after setbacks. Ask what you Give them unconditional love and Try to remember that eventually your outjobs need encouragement They need outjobs need encouragement their parents to be coaches, helping them set and stick to goals, such as the number ofjobs applied for that week, the number of interviews and the number of contacts made in the job search. Find out what motivates and drives him or her. Some kids are much harder on themselves than others and need their parents to tell them not to put so much pressure on themselves. Others need to be pushed and need more structure. "why" out ofyour vocabulary. In other words, don't ask, "Why would you want to take that job?" That is forming a judg- ment. Instead, ask, "What about that job do you think would make you happy?" so nervous for my interview," don't respond by saying "Why would you be nervous?" You know you are going to do great" Instead, respond by saying "I understand. That can be stressfuL" Stop there. Don't add, "BUT you'll be fine. All that does is invalidate your validation. if spond with "I understand how disap- pointed you must feel?' Remember, they are feeling bad about themselves. so as upset as you are, your kid feels worse. can do to support them in finding a job. Maybe suest ajob coach or an interviewing skills class. support. college grad will find employment, move out and become more independent So, enjoy the time you have with them at home. Take them into your routine a little watch movies together. I'm not there yet, tunity to bond before they move out again, leaving you with that same, sad, empty- nester feeling. website, divorcedgirlsmiling.com. your child says "I didn't get the job," re- bit, work out together, cook together, but I would look at this time as an oppor- Jackie Pilossoph is afreelance columnist. She is also the creator of the divorce support Love Essentially JACKIE PILOSSOPH

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huge milestone, not just for huge milestone, not just students but for parents, the too. Think about it: For past four years your child for has worked very hard could his or her degree but not have done it without and of course, your money. party is over, when the cake is eaten, the alone. According to the Pew Research 7 tips for welcoming your for welcoming 7 tips your love, your support cap and gown go into storage and all of a sudden you are no longer an empty-nester, since your kid just moved back home? If I just described your situation, you are not Center, living with a parent is the most common young adult living arrangement for the first time oil record. In 2014, just over 32 percent of millennials were living in their parents' homes. get your child offofthe basement couch and into the workforce? For advice, I reached out to North Shore-based Mara Heichman, whose life-coaching practice, Discover Your Potential, specializes in high school and college students, recent college grads and young adults. why many students end up without a job and unsure of what to do next after graduation. These include choosing a major early in their college years and then realiz- ing they aren't interested in working in that field, or feeling afraid to interview for jobs they're not sure they will like. this job, I'm stuck,' but what they don't realize is that most people have many, many jobs and careers in their lifetime." said Heichman, who has been a certified professional coacri for a year and a half and has spent the past 22 years coaching burn survivors as a volunteer for the Illi- nois Fire Safety Alliance. home after college can be a stressful time not just for parents, but for the kid, too, as they are hearing 'a lot of nois&' from society and noise from their friends, all asking, 'What's next?' and offering advice," said Heichman. "They need to tune out all that noise and listen to their inner voice, really focusing on what they love to do, what would make them happy, what they would enjoy and things they think they would be successful doing." parents trying to help their college grads land on their feet and out the door: Section 2 Thursday, May 25, 2017 12 significantly higher than grams. 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Island In the City Festi- Community Park, 4631 N. Overhill. Hours are 5-10 p.m. Thursday, 5-1] p.m. Friday, 1-11 p.m. Saturday and 1-10 p.m. Sunday. Ad- mission is free. The event features live entertainment, food vendors and carnival rides. Music acts include days.org/events. val, 100 juried artists are dis- played against the breath- taking backgrounds of magnificent gardens. Free admission; regalar parking fees apply. Visit www.Chi- Morton Grove Days, July 1-4, American Legion Me- morial Civic Center, 6140 Dempster St., Morton Grove. Hours are 4-11 p.m. July 1,2-11 p.m. July 2,2-11 p.m. July 3 and 2:30-11 p.m July 4. The event includes carnival rides and games, food, a beer garden. live entertainment, children's activities, 4th of July Pa- rade and a 4th of July Fire- works Show. See www.mortongrove- Norrldges Island in the City festival Festivals, from Lake Cook Road, Glencoe. (Members preview 4 p.m.-8 p.m. June 30). 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Hours:6-11p.m. and TouhyAvenue,Des r.org. market, bagtournament, carnival rides,openair entertainment, ponyrides, ities, artsandcrafts,kids Lee St,betweenHoward Sept 15-17,LakePark,2200 Des PlainesFaliFest, wwcopernicuscente- stage andSinzone.Visit sino, bingo,fallbar,kids Polish foodandbeer;ca- carnival tides,folkdancing, turai events,family The festalsoincludescul- on 4stagesand30bands. under arefree.Livemusic after 5p.m.,$10;kids12and mission: before5p.m.,$5; Monday (LaborDay)Ad- KEVIN TANAKA/PIONEERPRESS 9 a.m,-5p.m. N A Chicago Tribune Publication Thursday, May 25, 2017 NHS Starri ng in a new perspective on MIKE NUSSBAUM 9501 Skokie Free Parkng ALBERT EINSTEIN B.J JONES Chicago Tribune Chicago 1H EATRE Ch/cago Sun-Times 1ARK ST. GERMAIN ile(i ( NORTH LIGHT I )\ 4!;! "REMARKABLE. "EXTRAORDINARY. Watch Nussbaum work his magic." Watch Nussbaum NOW EXTENDED TO JUNE 25! northlight.org I 847.673.6300 Mike Nussbaum is as unicue as Einstein." is as unicue Nussbaum Mike Relativity 847-676- call nature For details, see www A popular kitty learns For details, A baby girl is raised by For details, call 847-663- Fancy feline Special the title birds in "Storks," after her address tag is destroyed and they can't deliver her to her family. The PG-rated movie will be shown at Niles Public Li- p.m. May 27. A snack will be served. 1234 or see wwwniles- being a good person. Regis- tration begins May 26. theglentowncenter.com. footwork some new steps in 'Pete the Cat and the Cool Cat Boo- gie?' Kids will hear that book by James and Kim- berly Dean and do related activities during a special storytime, 11 a.m. May27 at Barnes and Noble, 55 Old Orchard Center, Skokie. 2230 or see wwwbarne- sandnoble.com. non-delivery brary, 6960 Oakton St., 2-4 library.org. 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Enjoy at their tents and head home?' have any questions and I FAMILY FRIENDLY Families can learn about night time nature during the Backyard Campout at Wildwood Families can learn about night time nature Nature Center In Park Ridge June 9-10. BY MyIA PETLICKI Pioneer Press your camping gear and head to Wildwood Nature Center, 529 Forestview Ave., Park Ridge, for a Backyard Campout, 5 p.m. June 9-10 a.m. June10. is a family event that we run twice a yeal" said Na- ture Center Supervisor Jennifer Clauson. "Families come to the Nature Center and pitch their tents and then we help them cook dinner. We have fishing poles out for the kids. At night, we play a movie and eat dessert. Then they sleep in their tents under the stars. The next morning, they cook breakfast. After breakfast, they pack up great way to introduce children to camping. "It gives an experience of camping with a support system because I'm with them to help them if they bring all the food." Clauson said. 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Calendar, from Previous Page 1:30 p.m. Monday, North Shore Senior Library 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton ner interested in learning new skills, all Center, 7900 N Milwaukee Ave #2, Grove, free, 847-965-4220 are welcome at this weekly Chess Club! and beverage tents on the park's great Niles, free, 847-784-6041 Chess sets and clocks provided. No lawn and a musical fireworks display Pajama Stories for Families:Put on registration is required. 7 p.m. Wednes- after every show. MB Financial Park Hadiey Teen Board Dog Wash: The your coziest pajamas and join in for a day, Northbrook Public Library 1201 celebrates the Fourth of July with an Teen Board of Hadley Institute for the halfhour ofstories and fun! 6:30 p.m. Cedar Lane, Northbrook free, 847-272- added concert July 4.7 p.nì. Sunday and Blind and Visually Impaired is hosting a Tuesday, Northbrook Public Librar3 6224 7p.m. June 1, MB Financial Park at dog wash and bake sale fundraising 1201 Cedar Lane, Northbrook free, Rosemont, 5501 Park Place, Rosemont, event Get your pup washed and then 847-272-6224 Community Wednesdays:We will free, 847-349-5008 show him/her off at the Memorial Day host three one-hour lectures/classes Parade. Enjoy a treat from the bake sale Maker Meetup:This is for makers/ throughout the day, along with our Nature Warbiers:This is for ages 2-4 while you wait. 9:30 am. Monday, Had- DIYers who want to share their project, fitness class offerings at the Marvin with a parent to learn about animals and ley Institute for the Blind and Visually skills, orjust get some advice. Join in on Lustbader Center. 9:30 am. Wednesday, the outdoors through music, movement Impaired, 700 Elm St, Winnetka, $10 the last Tuesday ofevery month to share Bernard Weinger JCC, 300 Revere and motion. Craft a musical instrument small dogs; $12 medium dogs; $15 large your latest low- and hi-tech projects. Drive, Northbrook, $10 per day for each week, and learn how to keep a beat. dogs Every month they'll do a very brief intro nonmember, 224-406-9257 Classes are primarily outdoors, weather on a piece of technology or project, permitting. Classes run weekly. 10 ant followed by at least one hour oftime to Knitting Studio and Workshop:Each Sundays, Emily Oaks Nature Center, Tuesday, May 30 meet and share. 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday afternoon, Certified Knit- 4650 Brummel St., Skokie, $74 Skokie Northbrook Public Library 1201 Cedar ting Instructor Mary Staackmann pro- resident, $93 non-resident, 847-677-7001 Tuesday Morning Music:Garden Lane, Northbrook, free, 847-272-6224 vides personalized instruction, answers any questions about knitting and per- Guided Bird Walks at Glilson Park visitors can enjoy free hour-long medi- tative musical performances on Tuesday Grief Share Support Group:This is haps gets you started on a new project every Sunday In May:Join us to look for anyone who can use help and en- Bringyour supplies or project in prog- for colorful warblers and other migrat- mornings in the McGinley Pavilion overlooking Evening Island. Music couragement after the death of a spouse, ress. Brush up on your skills, learn new ing birds that use the lakefront to rest child, family member or friend. It is techniques, orjust spend an afternoon and eat on their way north. Guided bird varies from string quartets to Native American flutes, and are focused toward nondenominational and features Bibli- knitting with others. 1:30 p.m. Wednes- walks will begin at the corner of Lake cal concepts for healing from grief. day, North Shore Senior Center, 161 and Michigan Avenues. 8a.m. Sunday, an older crowd. After the concert, visitors can board a 25-minute narrated These sessions include a weekly DVD, Northfield Road, Northfield, free, 847- Gillson Park Lake Avenue & Michigan small group discussion and workbook. 7 784-6060 Avenue, Wilmette, free, 847-256-9656 tour on the Bright Encounters Tour, a close-up view of the gardens on the p.m. Tuesday, St. Paul ofthe Cross Cath- main island, or the Grand Tram Tour, an olic Church, 320 South Washington St, The Presidency of Bili Clinton:It has Down Dog & Denim:Join us every Park Ridge, $25, 847-692-6767 been over 16 years since Bill Clinton left Sunday for a free hourlong llmyasa Flow overview of the Garden's history and highlights. Tram tickets may be pur- the White House. Professor Gary Mid- Yoga Class. Register at https:// Scouting Around for Homeschool- kiffexarnines Clinton's two terms as www.eventbrite.com/e/down-dog- chased in the Heritage Garden or any ticket location. 10a.m. Tuesday, Chicago ers:Explore the natural world, learn President - the good, the bad, and the denim-tickets-31076517701. 10:30 am. new skills, and have fun with friends ugly. 10 ant Wednesday, North Shore Sundays, Down Dog & Denim, 908 Botanic Garden, 1000 Lake Cook Road, Glencoe, free, 847-835-5440 this spring. Activities change weekly and Senior Center, 161 Northfield Road, Green Bay Road, Winnetka, free include science topics and outdoor Northfield, $19 member; $25 non-mem- Excel 2010 Basics:This is for begin- skills. A major portion ofeach class ber, 847-784-6030 Monday, May 29 ners to discover the Excel spreadsheet takes place outside. Classes run weekly. layout, data input, and basics for writing 1:15 p.m. Tuesday, Emily Oaks Nature Park Ridge Fly Tying Club Meetings: formulas. This is limited to 12 partici- Center, 4650 Brummel St, Skokie, $99 Chicagu Fly Fishers Club meet at 7 p.m. Lincoinwood Memorial Day Parade pants. 7p.m. Tuesday, Glenview Public Skokie resident, $124 non-resident, Wednesdays through May. An experi- and Ceremony:The parade starts at Library, 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, 847-677-7001 enced demonstrator does demonstra- the corner of Cicero and Pratt Avenues free, 847-729-7500 tions offly tying, with members tying at approximately 10:20 am. and then Wednesday, May31 the same pattern using tools and maten- travels east on Pratt Avenue ending in Gienview Children's Theatre Spring als provided by the club. 7 p.m. Wednes- Proesel Park at Madeleine's Garden. Play: Both on the same day, but at 5:15 day, Park Ridge Community Church, Following the parade, a ceremony takes p.m., Broadway Juniors and 7:15 p.m., Found's Salon Series Featuring 100 5 Courtland Ave., Park Ridge, free, place in Madeleine's Garden at approxi- Broadway Stars at Park Center Lake- Nicholas Barron:Found Kitchen and 847-823-3164 mately 11am. New to the parade this view Room. The Glenview Children's Social House are featuring a new collec- year, children ages 8 and under are Theatre and Skyline Studios presents its live of interactive events dubbed the Thursday, June 1 invited to decorate their bikes and ride Springmusical performance of "Music "Salon Series' As a part ofthis series, in the parade. 10:20 am. Monday, Start Man Jr." featuring Broadway Juniors Evanston's own Nicholas Barron is set to of Lincoinwood Memorial Day Parade, and Stars students. Tickets are $6 for perform every Wednesday night 8 p.m. BookBites: Reading Social:Just drop 6755 N Cicero Ave., Lincolnwood, free, each show and are available at the door Wednesday, Found Kitchen & Social in to discuss "The Little Paris Book- 847-677-9740 30 minutes prior to show time. 5:15 p.m. House, 1631 Chicago Ave., Evanston, $10, shop" by Nina George. The story is and 7:15 p.m. Tuesday, Glenview Park 847-868-8945 about Jean Perdu, the owner of the Knitting Roundtabie for Adults: Center, 2400 Chestnut Ave., Glenview, Literary Apothecary, a floating book- Ronnie Rund, an expert knitter, shows $6, 847-724-5670 Knitting Club:Ifyou want to learn to shop. This event is co-sponsored by the attendees how to knit or how to solve knit; or you are working on a knitting or Niles Public Library. Visit face- knitting challenges. Bring one's current Movies, Munchies and More - "The crochet project, drop in to share tips, book.com/nilesglenviewbookbites for project(s) and needles. 2 p.m. Monday, Great Gilly Hopkins":This PG rated show offyour work and converse with details. 7 p.m. June 1, Hackneys Glen- Morton Grove Public Library 6140 film is about 12 year old, wisecracking fellow needle arts enthusiasts. Bring view, 1514 E. Lake Ave., Glenview, free, Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, 847- Gilly Hopkins, who finds herself shuf- your own knitting supplies. 11 am. 847-724-7171 965-4220 fled from foster home to foster home. Wednesday, Lincolnwood Public Li- She ultimately meets a kindhearted brai 4000 West Pratt Ave., Lincoln- Sign up foi' Gienview Chamber's Powerful Tools for Caregivers:This woman whose endless loving care is all wood, free, 847-677-5277 Summer Fest 2017:Vendors or or- is a six-week educational series de- that Gilly needs. Cast includes Sophie ganizations throughout the region are signed to provide you - the caregiver - Nelisse, Kathy Bates, Glenn Close. 11:30 Chess Club:Whether you're a skilled welcome to sign up now. Spaces are with the tools you need to take care of am. Tuesday, Morton Grove Public player looking for a challenge or a begin- yourself while caring for a loved one. Turn to Calendar, Next Page Thursdiy, May 25, 2017 A Tribune Publication CALENDAR cial showiscoming toChicagofora despite verypositive reviews.Thisspe- County" hadashort lifeonBroadway production. "The BridgesofMadison hailed byBroadwaycriticsasa brilliant musicals ofalltime.Thisstorywas Paris" wasoneofthemostpopular Madison County": "American inParis"and"Bridges of non-member, 847-784-6030 Road, Northfield,$45member;$55 Shore SeniorCenter,161Northfield Era wasborn.10a.m.June1,North and politicalreform.TheProgressive growing supportforeconomic,social capital-labor violence-ledintimeto the strugglesofworkingclassand the immensepowerofrobberbarons, feller andMorgan.Thedarkerside- of thetitans,menlikeCarnegie,Rocke- logical advances.Itledtotheemergence was markedbyextraordinarytechno- sive EraInAmerica: From theGlidedAgetoProgres- Lane, Northbrook,free,847-272-6224 Northbrook PublicLibrary1201Cedar Hundt isnottobemissed.7p.m.June1, bursting intoasetofhotragtimeblues attachments andfootdeviceswhile Sprouting stringedinstruments,rack derkind ofabluesandold-timeymusic. 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AA Nues Northboystennis sectionalon FridayattheNorth Nues West'sShawn Sabaricoshitsaforehandat theClass North SectionalonSatur- finals oftheClassAANiles face. fence, leavingaweltonhis attempt tokeeptherally da ferociouslychasedaftera ago atNilesWest.Playingin Central SuburbanSouth "He's unbelievableinthe maximum," Klammsaid. hesitate. coach AndyKlammdidn't tennis juniorFaraazHooda, strength ofNilesNorthboys When askedtodefinethe Hooda rodethatkindof "That's himinanut Hooda's rightcheekwas "His effort, it is just Brett Christieisafreelance balls andIgoafterevery- what Iwant,butimproved ending mightnothavebeen reporterfor PioneerPress. thing Ican." said. "Ineverquitonany my persistence,"Hooda sesses. taught, healreadypos- however, thatcan'tbe hand todoso.Onequality, to improveuponhisfore- season, butknowsheneeds hopes tobreakthroughnext same roundlastyear,saidhe a lot." son dent whofinishedthesea- said Hooda,aSkokieresi- Shawn Sabaricos6-2,6-2. losing toNuesWestsenior short ofqualifyingforstate, Club, wherehefelljust day atNorthShoreRacquet KEVIN TANAKA/PIONEER PRESS "My bieststrengthis Hooda, whofellinthe "It wasagoodseason," 15-18. "I mean,the C) I 39 invaluable. several Notre state 100), junior Jake state, "These young kids "He's While no Dons qualified Sophomore CJ Henley "The kids are very ex- Rebels senior Alex Rice Dons coach Mike Jankow ski. well wouldn't have done as a kid as they did without group. like him leading the said. No way," Jankowski job. "He's done an amazing kids. He's fantastic with the iors, to just take ownership a tre- of that and become been mendous leader, that's a really great thing for our team. Couldn't be prouder of him, couldn't he happier he was on our team. Just an amazing kid?' for Dame athletes had strong showings. (11.29, Martin (11.92, 100), fresh. man Julian Schurr (24.42, 200),junior Jeremy Ermilio (4:52.52, 1,600) and freshman Joe Salemme (18.01, 110 hurdles) all set personal-best marks at Nues West. cited about the future, toc. They see potential on the horizon," Jankowski said. "They're competing. Plac- ing sixth (as Henley did in the 100), for example, that Ridgewood athlete to advance to the Class 2A boys track and field state meet. He quali- fled in two events, the long Lisle Sectional on Friday. He advanced by placing second in the long jump (22-1/4) and in the triple 3/4 met the state standard. Twitter @Pioneer.Press And being one of two sen- And being one of two wasn't good enough. They want to do well, and know they can." was the lone Ridgewood jump and triple jump, at the jump his distance of 42-11 Dan Shalin and Rich Mayor are freelance reporters for Pioneer Press. in ERIC P. DAVIS/PIONEER PRESS Senior Jacob Danyal Notre Dame senior Brau- other guys who are at your level. Get in there and corn- pete. If they do that - and this is for our best guys, too - if they work hard and ing to work out." pole vault by clearing 13-7, place. He is scheduled to he Maine East senior Mustafa Becoja, who advanced in the high jump by clearing 6-3. He took fifth. Notre Dame ho Alvarez finished eighth place in the 800 meters at the Class 3A Niles notching a personal-record time of 2 minutes, 2.49 seconds in the event. His dedication and drive to finish his high school career on a personal high was not lost on the team, according to when you're in a heat with compete, everything is go- qualified for state in the which was good for fourth joined at state by fellow i sF LÀ.ILU West Sectional on May 18, &1i Milchev finished "Hehad abitofan off day, Milchev was not the only Freshman Josue Parra Both were personal re- "I talked to (my team Milchev faced a much more daunting challenge, the Class 3A Niles West Sec- tional. 25th in the long jump (17-10 3/4) and 18th in the triple jump (37-10) on May18. but he didn't really lose at conference' Maine Each coach Chris Peters said. "I didn't know if he'd be able to match that and he wasn't quite able to. But he had a nice day, nothing spectacular." Blue Demons underclass- men to have a strong sectional meet. finished eighth in the 400 meters (52.20 seconds) and sophomore Hector Lopez finished 25th in the 1,600 (4:54.06). cords. beforehand) about being competitors," Peters said. "You're going to be in a position in a meet like this, said. "What a year (Rizarri) Competing in the fresh- Less than a week later, gram. He singled out Rizar- ri, who also was part of the 4x800 relay team that finished fourth (8:14.18) at the sectional. The group also featured senior Jay T. Patel, junior Sirak Teclai and senior Jordan Francis. has had," Egofske "He's the type ofkid who, if he's behind two or three kids, by the end of the race, he'll be ahead. He's been like that all yeat He's only (5-foot-4), but when he runs against kids who are 6-foot, it doesn't matter, he's going to run them down. He's a competitor and he doesn't like to lose." Maine East man/sophomore division at the Central Suburban North meet, Maine East sophomore Svet Milchev won the high jump, long jump and triple jump and set personal records in all three. form helps Erjavac reach Erjavac helps form on Niles North sophomore An all-sophomore group "Next year, we are going Though the Vikings t.!g 300-meter hurdles at the Class 3A Nues West boys track and feld sectional on Nues West's Chris Erjavac competes ¡r the May18. ma). He was a great runner and I looked up to him." Niles North Kian Rizarri said the heavy wind that swept in late on May 18 may have prevented the Vildngs' 4x400-meter relay team from breaking the school's sophomore record at the Class 3A Niles West Sectional. featuring Rizarri, Amir Oa- ing, Khush Patel and Jay B. Patel ran a 3:40.57 (10th). The record is 3:37. However, Rizarri said he is excited about the future ofthe relay. to come back strong. I'm confident with my team and I'm pretty sure we're going to (be in the mix) to qualify for state' said Rizarri, who lives in Skokie. didn't have any state quali- fiers, first-year coach Mark Egofske said there is plenty of young talent in the pro- early hurdle, ì in both his and does it a Nues West said improved tech-

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Nues West senior Chris Focusing RICH MAYOR BY DAN SIIALIN AND SPORTS "Two years ago, I had (Mal- goal to reach," Erjavac said. Campbell), so he has some footsteps to follow and a try to always be ahead (of Malina, a 2015 graduate. development was aided by the presence of Michael spring. breakout senior season next latter will be ready for a Campbell improve, so the years mate Shawn Campbell, a spent the year trying to help he goes all out. He's one of my hardest workers in nine four spots ahead of team- everything right. Evety day, coach):' sectional, Erjavac finished less, but Erjavac is one who sticks with said. "You have to be flaw- picky in the hurdles," Perez some patience, because I'm standard. four years with me has holds his hurdlers to a high hurdles events and said he program record ate, Perez still holds the A 2004 Nues West gradu- hurdles coach Jorge Perez. technique thanks to Wolves (3:26.78). able to perfect his hurdling state in the 4x4()0 relay 39.66), and also reached hurdles (qualif,ing-time of onds) and third in the 300 meter hurdles (15:07 sec- finished second in the 110- lives in Morton Giove and hurdle," said Erjavac, who go as fast as I can over the nique. form, I try to have perfect flawless form, to make me meet in both hurdles events meet in both hurdles was his 3A boys track and field state 3A boys track and field to qua1i1Ting for the Class to qua1i1Ting for the Erjavac said one of the keys Erjavac said one of the Pioneer Press

BOYS TRACK AND FIELD SECTIONAL NOTES SECTIONAL AND FIELD BOYS TRACK junior. Erjavac said he has Ï j Th hune 49 team forthefinal timeattheClass the sametrackteam. Caroline Fixhaveruntogether on Kate Holly,GraceFaganand High asseventhgradersin2011, New Trier doing theeventthisyear." that Igot,whenjuststarted getting intofinalsandtheplace still reallyproudofmyselffor 300 racewasgoingtogo.ButI'm said. "ButIdidn'tknowhowthe how theracewasgoingtogo,"she more yearduringstate,Iknew offseason toimprove. plans toworkonconditioningthis event againstthestate'sbest,and said shelearnedfromrunningthe running a45.78inprelinis.She eighth (46.71)inthefinalsafter Hanses' urging. for thefirsttimethisseasonat Charleston. Shetookontheevent time runningthe300hurdlesin the 100hurdles,thiswasherfirst for thestatemeetthreetimesin second inherheat14.87. better time?' that during(finals),soIgota that Icouldimproveon,last- finished inthirdplacethe girls trackandfieldstatemeet, JON J.KERR SPORTS lead leg"Ignaciksaid."SoIdid second things,likesnappingmy my coachwentoversomethings adjustments priortothefinals. Hanses forhelpinghermake credited didn't raceduetoillness.Ignacik freshman yearshequalified,but finished sixthinthestate,and em 14.71 secondsonSaturdayatEast- 100-meter hurdleswithatimeof the tophurdlersinstate. proved onceagainthatshe'soneof Ridgewood juniorVickyIgnacik Pioneer Press BY JAKUBRUDNIKAND third GIRLS TRACKANDFIELDSTATENOTES Ridgewood's Ignacikplaces They competed onthesame Since enteringWilmetteJunior Though Ignacikhasqualified "Since Idid100hurdlessopho- In theprelims,Ignacikfinished "The daybeforefinalsmeand Ignacik, aNorridgeresident, In herthirdtriptotheClass2A Illinois. Asasophomoreshe assistant coachBeth She finished at state fast asIcould," saidDooley,who the final200or 150 (meters)goas Dooley hadaplanforthefinallap. track andfieldstatemeet on would getoutfastinthe800- Saturday, LoyolaseniorMargot meter finalsattheClass3Agirls Loyola college)' Fagansaid. College AthleticConference. are partoftheNewEnglandSmall College. BothDivisionIIIschools to competeatMiddlebury(Vt) Thfts (Mass.)whileHollyintends McManus inthe4x200. Fox subbedforjuniorGrace 4x400 andfreshmanMcKenna Forbes replacedSchmidtinthe Schmidt inthe4x800,freshman Noethlich replacedseniorMolly 4x800, 4x400and4x200relays. made lineupchangesinthe li said. that," TrevianscoachBobSpagno- be all-state,we'rethrilledabout ferred eighth.Tohavesevenkids finished ninth,they'dhavepre- 52nd place. The Treviansfinishedinatiefor ail fiveofNewTher'steampoints. all-state honorsandaccountedfor mette. said Fagan,whoresidesinWill- such ahighnoteisreallyspecial' seniors andtogooutwiththemon with atimeof5:06.39. Trevians tookseventh(9:21.92). part ofthe4x800relay.The Trukenbrod andSullivan,was Noethlich, sophomoreCaroline seconds. AndFagan,alongwith placed ninthin4minutes,1.89 4x400-meter relayteam,which Sullivan, ranontheNewTher Noethlich andsophomoreMarne Bridget Forbes,juniorSavannah Charleston. on SaturdayatEasternIllinoisin 3A girlstrackandfieldstatemeet "I wantedtobreak awayandfor Believing thecompetition "We hopetoseeeachother(in Fagan planstorunnextyearat Due toinjuries,theTrevians "If youaskanyathletewho The tworelaysandFixearned "It wasthelasthurrahfor Fix placedninthinthe1,600 Holly, along track th freshman freelance Press. Jakub RudnikandJonJKerrare Twitter @PioneerPress 3A finals. Xavier (100)advancedtotheClass Niles NorthsophomoreRosalie Kayla Gregorio(400meters)nor Notes (1:49.93). in the200(1:00.66)and400 meters (25.09seconds)andthird Maria placedsecondinthe100 division, sophomoreDanielleDi- advance outofprelims. vaulter, KarinaMarin,didnot Medland said. wish Ihad30moreofher," following day. enth andearnall-statehonorsthe her composure,andgot(11-0)," tries onFriday.Butthethird, to advancethepolevaultfinals great crowd,"Dooleysaid. was agreatatmosphereand Alabama nextyeaileavesLoyola said. Niles WestcoachMarkMedland she clearedtheheight state meet at theClass3Agirlstrackandfield Niles West 4x800 relays). three events(800,4x400and (2015, 2016,2017)inatotalof appearances atthestatemeet with anall-statemedalandthree time of2minutes,16.03seconds. race. Shestillplacedthirdwitha make uptoultimatelywinthe left herwithtoomuchgroundto out asquicklyshewanted.That resides inEvanston. meet Neither MaineEastsophomore Another NilesWestseniorpole Competing inthewheelchair "She's oneofthoseathletesI Cho cleared11-3toplacesex- "Nicole gatheredherselfkept She fellshortinherfirsttwo Nicole Choneededtoclear11-0 "I thoughtitwassomuchfun.It Dooley, whoplanstorunatthe Dooley admitsshedidn'tget reporters forPioneer the Class3Astate meetonSaturdayinCharleston. New Trier'sSavannah Noethlichrunsinthe4x800-meter relayfinalsat

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COLLEGE NOTES Stevenson graduate named conference player of theyear BY SAJ%1 BRIEF Burnside, Grant Langue named Pioneer Press Evanston grad shine on the scholar athlete caps lacrosse Stevenson graduate Three local pitchers are Lindsay Schwartz, a soph- diamond getting a taste of postseason career omore on the Whitman Libertyville graduate Ianbaseball with the Wiscon- Evanston graduate Mag- College women's lacrosseGrant, a pitcher on thesin-Whitewater baseballgie Krause, a senior at- team, was named North-Rose-Hulman Institute ofteam, which won the WIs-tacker on the Illinois Wes- west Conference player ofTechnology baseball team,cousin Intercollegiate Ath- leyan women's lacrosse the year. This season she setledhisteam ininningsleticConference tourna-team, was named to the new program records forpitched and strikeouts as ament on May 13. Mundelein all-Great Lakes Region sec- goals, points, ground balls,junior. Grant also had thegraduate Matt Langlie, aond team. Krause led the draw controls and causedlowest ERA (4.07) amongsenior on the team, receivedTitans with 70 points and turnovers. Schwartzalso the team's starting pitchers.the conference'sscholarwill graduate as the pro- talliedfive game-winningTeammate David Burnside,athlete award on May 17.gram's leaderinpoints, goals and scored in everya Glenbrook North graduate,Lyons graduate Sam Hei-goals and assists. single game during thewas named to the all-Heart-lenbach and Glenbrook Have a siestion for spring.Inaddition,land Collegiate AthleticNorth graduate Danny Ah-College Notes? Email Sam Schwartz was named to the Conference first team. Burn- em are also on the team,Brief at brief- Division III West Regionside, a sophomore outfield-which earned an automatic sam@,gynail.com. first team by the Intercol-er, led his team in homebid to the NCAA Division legiate Women's Lacrosseruns, RBIs, batting average,III tournament and hostedSam Brief is a freelance scorl.SCHWARTZ PHO Coaches Association. on-base percentage andthe Midwest Regional. reporterfor Pioneer Press. Stevenson graduate Lindsay Schwartz was named North- sluing percentage. west Conference women's lacrosse player of the year.

Braheny tabbed to lead Niles West girls basketballteam BY JAKUB RUDNIK developing relationships under coach Steve Alford,the court," Braheny said. "Igether in the Niles Westthis? We don't have any Pioneer Press with people. He's just a very now the coach at UCLA.want to see them succeedbasketball programs, Kon-guidance, any leadership," positive person. He's got aAfter Alford left for Newon the court and off. If theysewicz said he expects Bra- sophomore starting point Perhaps nobody is moretremendous work ethic. Mexico, Braheny learnedget anything from me, Iheny to be the right fit forguard Samantha Galano- qualified to judge Kyle Bra-He's got great basketball from coach Todd Lickliter,want them to learn thosethe team. poulos said. "But when we heny's readiness to be theknowledge and experience.who's now a scout with thelife lessons, like working "You could see the enthu- found out Braheny got the new Niles West girls basket-He really, deep down in his Boston Celtics. It was dur-hard, putting the work insiasm he has, he really lovesjob, the five of us that were ball coach than Bob Wil-character, he wants to help ing his sophomore year thatand really seeing those re-the game of basketball,"in the room (sitting in dur- hams. people do better, and that Braheny realized he wantedsuIts. I want to be remem-Konsewicz said. "You caning interviews) were Williams was the Nilesreally shows in his dailyto go into education andbered as that. But I'm also, I see he works really wellthrilled that he got it be- West boys basketball coachinteractions with students' coach basketballforhiswant to be a coach that'swith thekids.Just thecause we wanted him the past eight years, and Braheny, who was ap- career. always learning, I'm neveropportunity of your firstbad." Braheny was on his staff forproved at the Niles Town- "I'm very happy for Kylesatisfied with myself." head coaching gig, and hay- One of the first things seven of them, serving as aship High School Districtto get this head coaching Braheny reached out toing knowledge and learning Braheny didafter being varsity assistant for two of219 board meeting on Mayposition at Niles West," Al- Konsewicz when the jobfrom Bob Williams, is defi- announced as coach was years, and the sophomore9, takes over for Tony Kon- ford said in a statement. "Hewas listed, and Konsewicz nitely a plus for him." organize a meeting to for- coach for five. Williams alsosewicz, who had been theworked very hard for ourwas one of the first to Braheny, a 30-year-oldmally introduce himself to was Braheny's coach athead coach for the past 10program while at Iowa as acontact Braheny when hisArlington Heights resident,the Niles West players and Schaumburg. And Williamsseasons. Konsewicz re-student manager, and I'mhiring was announced. takes over a team that isparents. said he saw Braheny playingsigned after the 2016-17 sure he'll do an outstanding "I really wanted him tomuch like himself - young "I'm excited for this op- basketball as early as thirdseason,alleging unfairjob." understand I'm not bitter,and energetic. And thoughportunit I'm excited to see grade at camps and othertreatment from then-Dis- Braheny said he tookthat I stepped down, I'm not that team has gone through where these girls can go. I'm events. trict 219 board president aspects of Alford, Lickliterbitter that he's taking over," a tumultuous offseason, thejust excited to be on the "I'm really excited for Mark Sproat. and Williams' coachingKonsewicz said. "It's niceplayers are excited aboutcourt with them," Braheny Niles West High School After graduating fromstyles, and is a hybrid of the that there's some familiar-their new coach. said. because Kyle'sareallySehaumburg in 2005, Bra- three. ity, and I know who's taking 'When coach K resigned, promising young talent as aheny attended Iowa, where 'Tm a coach that's pas-over. And just knowing his a lot of us were extremelyJakub Rudnik is a freelance coach' said Williams, whohe servedasthe men'ssionate, I'm a coach thatcharacter, I felt really corn-stressed out and thinking, reporterfor Pioneer Press. retiredafter the 2016-17 basketball manager. For thecares about theplayers, fortable." 'oh, what's goingto happen. season. "His strength is infirst two years, he workedcares about them on and off After spending years to-How are we going to do Thvitter @PioneerYress Ì j Thursday, May 25, 2017 A Chicago Tribune Publication 42 SPORTS and fieldstattn vuIt durir Nues WestsNici th L FT Keeping your teen safe is your top priority. When they get their license, talk to them about ways they can minimize distractions while they are driving like: Follow the law: put away the smartphone and limit the number of passengers Create a playlist for driving around town or use preset radio stations Eat at a table, not in your car We have a free driving course for your teenager at simplydrive.com that can help you talk to your teen about safe driving and possibly save you money at the same time. If your teen completes the course, they may qualify for our Teen Driver Discount which can save you up to io% on your auto insurance. Our goal is simple, provide a tool that will help reduce accidents among teen drivers.

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