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Huge Fenced Backyard with aggregate Patio $359,999 2nd story, equipped with gas & electric built in 2016. Huge 66 x 125' lot $374,900 4 NEWS Even clouds can't get inwayof eclipse Football stadium, The Park Ridge Public Library's supply of 450 free library lawn host gI asses was gone in less than of gawkers 30 minutes on Aug.14, crowds Reference and Information BY JENNIFER JOHNSON Services Manager Gretchen Pioneer Press Kottkamp told the the li- braiy board. Stretched out on a blan- Parry Rigney, children's ket, 3-year-old Michael Car- services manager, said the roll stared up at the sky, library held onto about 150 smiling. additionalglasses,which "I love it!I love it so were distributed Aug. 21 to much!" he said happily, his patrons who attend a Celes- eyesobscured by a pair of tial Storytime for children at special paper glasses. 1 p.m. and the eclipse view- Michael and his family - ing on the library lawn from dad Michael, mom Lisa and 11:45 am. to 2:45 p.m. 5-year-oldsisterElla - 'People have been really joined a small crowd of great about sharing," Rigney other excited sky watchers said. on the lawn of the Park Last week, she admitted Rid Public Libraty to see that the demand for eclipse- the moon partially eclipse viewing glasses was initially the sun Aug. 21. surprising. Despite cloud cover over- "We ordered the glasses head, the eclipse was still in June, but then, over the visible above Park Ridge as course of July, we were the moon slowly made its getthig more inquiries about way in front of the sun, them, and it became clear beginning around noon. this was gning to be very The Chicago area did not popular," she said. experience a total eclipse - The librarydid share that rare event was reserved JON LANGHAM/PIONEER PRESS PHOTOS ways to create alternative for cities within a narrowStudents try to catch a glimpse of the sun at its most-covered moment. Maine South High School hosted an all-school viewingdevices, like pinhole band that stretched acrosssolar eclipse viewing party in the football stadium on Aug. 21. boxes, which were being the country from Lincoln tried ouby children. çity, Ore., to Charleston, S.C. Tornquist said. While some of her class- The Morton Grove Li- - but viewers disee about At Maine South High mates attempted to take braiy distributed 1,000 glas- 87 percent of the sun coy-School, students poured into photos of the eclipseses it received through a ered at the eclipse's peak. the football stadium bleach- through the protective lensNASA grant, and then It was enough to spark aers to catch the solar eclipse of the glasses they werebought 120 more pairs, lot of interest and curiosity at its peak between i and 1:18 given, Maine South juniorwhich were alsoquickly from many onlookers. p.m. Nicole Gountanis drew thesnapped up, said Director "We've been talking about At times, it wasn't easy. changing view of the sun in Pam Leffler. it for weeks,' little MichaelClouds obscured the view her sketchbook. All 700 glasses in stock at Carroll's father said. "I'veforseveralminutes, but "I've always loved astron- the Eisenhower Library in always liked space, and thethere were moments when omy," said Gountanis, who is Harwood Heights were giv- kids do, too7 the sun - now appearing as enrolled in Maine South's en away as well, and crowds The children's interest in-a thin crescent in the sky - new space scienceclass. lined up at Triton College in creased over the summercould be seen. A slight, but "Everyone always thinks theRiver Grove on Aug. 18 to when, while on a trip tonoticeable drop in the tern- Earth is the center of arten-buy a pair at $4 each. Door County Wis., they sawperature could also be felt as tion, but there's so much Having glassessafe a sky ftill ofstars as they hadthe afternoon darkened a bit, more out there:' enough to look at the sun never seen it back home, though not greatly. Students at Maine Eastwas vital. their father said. "This was everything I High School and Park Ridge A viewing event planned Barbara Tornquist, whohad hoped it would be' said elementary schools also had at the Des Plaines Public came to the library with Maine South science depart- Science teacher and event organizer Daun Biewenga takes their eyes on the skies Aug.Library was canceled last 19-year-old daughter Gabri-ment Chairwoman Daun a moment to check out the progress of the solar eclipse. 21 for eclipse viewing as-week after the library dis- elle, admitted that she, too,Biewenga. "We had just semblies. covered that glasses it or- became excited when theenough views of the sun to unlucky with the clouds, butEclipse in Maine," by Robert The popularity of thedered online and sold to beginning of the eclipse firstmake the experience worth- with the glasses, it's impres- Bly. eclipse was evident in thepatrons could not be certi- came into view She de-while and memorable forsive and a little unique' Biewenga said the clouds days leading up toit,as fledasISO-compliant, a scribed it as "a big, bright ball the kids - and hopefullyacknowledged English de-did notaffect how theInternational Organization notice on its website said. with a chunk out of it." piqued their interest in sci- partrnent Chairman Matteclipse appeared it would forStandardizafion-certi- "It looked more 'obvious' ence a little bit." Parrilli, who recited a poemhave looked the same even iffled eyewear became a high- [email protected] than I thought it would' "I think we were a tad for the students: "Seeing the the skies were clear, she said. demand item. Twitter (Jeit.Tribune NEWS 5
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MIKE ISAACS/PIONEER PRESS Devonshire School Principal Hal Schmeisser spent last year's Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Jan.18, 2016, working with children on good deeds during a day when school was not in session. Classes resume this month for all Niles Township schools. Mon-Fri9a.m.to7p.m. Backtoclass SatSun 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Nues Township Each school district hasschoolers a day or so later the same Thanksgivingthan the official first day of schools kick off break, taking off Nov. 22 to school forall other stu- No appointment needed academic year 24, and the same two-weekdents. winter break starting Dec. Expert care from physicians BY Mn ISAACS 25 with school resumingSchool district calen- Pioneer Press Jan. 8. dars and school web- Some feeder districts alsosites indicate the first High school students oftake off Dec. 22 or have anday of the 2017-2018 Nues Township started theearlier-than-usual dismissal school year: - new school year Aug. 16, day. .Golf School District 67 NUes withthe elementary Niles Township school started Aug. 23. schools heading back to districts also have the sameu Skokie School District 68 6450 W. TouhyAvenue class not long after. weeldong spring break be- starts Aug. 24. Niles Township Highginning March 25. Laboru Skokie/Morton Grove (224) 364-CARE School District 219 held its Day on Sept 4, VeteransSchool District 69 started first day of school earlierDay on Nov. 10, Martin Aug. 23. than any of its feeder ele- Luther King Jr. Day on Jan.. Morton Grove School mentary districts - and that 15, Presidents Day on Feb. District 70 started Aug. 23. means thatitwill end19, and Memorial Day onu Nues Elementary School school earlier as well, ac- May 26 (for those districts District 71 started Aug. 23. cording to its calendar. stillin session) are alsou Fairview South Elemen- +NorthShore The last day of school atcommon days off fortary SchoolDistrict 72 Univcrsity HcalthSystem District 219 is listed as May schools. started Aug. 22. 23. Listed last days of school. East Prairie School Dis- The school boards forfor all districts could changetrict 73 started Aug. 23 as Medical Group each public school districtif school closes because ofthe first full day of school. approve their own respec- inclement winter weather Skokie School District tiveannual calendars,during the year. Each dis- 73.5 starts Aug. 30. which means therearetrict leaves room for that Lincolnwood School Dis- unique days off and partial possibility officials say. trict 74 started Aug. 23. days for each district In many cases, feeder northshore.org/immediatecare But there are also com-districtsstart classes for [email protected] mon days off kindergarteners andpre- Twitter @SKReview_Mike 6 NEWS o ce ce Staterapscityon'emergency' meeting No punishment the ordinance and did notpublic to respond, and I need to take action for it towant to be Sure that the since Evanston take effect Council never tries to do didn't take action The response from the this again." attorney general'soffice Shortly after city officials BY GE1vIEvE came afteratleastfive sent the June 29 meeting BOOKWALTER letters of complaint fromnotice, newly elected City Pioneer Press residents - including aClerk Devon Reid posted a complainant who alsostatement on Facebook The IllinoisAttorney claimed to be a Northwest-questioning whether the General's Office notified Ev- em University employee -meeting was legal and an anston officials Aug. 14 that were filed with the stateemergency the city violated the state agency After the June 30 meet- I Open Meetings Act when it The complaints lamenteding occurred, Reid said it held a June 30 City Council the meeting notificationdidn't violate the Open meeting to discuss the Cook time and the declaration of Meetings Act because it was County minimum wage and it being ari emergency ac-not called to order and no sick leave ordinances. cording to the letters, whichroll call or votes were taken. "The Public Access Bu- the Evanston Review ob- Responding to the letter reau concludes that the Ev- mined. from the attorney general's anston City Council violated GENEVIEVE BOOKWALTER/PIONEER PRESS "I am no expert on theseoffice, Evanston Mayor OMA (Open Meetings Act)Evanston supporters of the Cook County minimum wage and sick leave ordinances packed things, but I would argueSteve Hagerty said Aug. 16 by failing to provide thean emergency meeting of the Evanston City Council on June 30 at Morton Civic Center in that the city has had ample that he was "disappointed to public with at least 48 hour-Evanston. time to hold meetings re-learn the attorney general s'advance notice of a meet- garding this change ... the doesn't agree with our deci- ing in the absence of a bona full days in advance about ater, which was signed bybinding opinion," and theactions about to be taken insion to hold an emergency fide emergency," read the public meeting. Neil Olson, deputy publicissue is considered closed. the 24 hours prior to enact- meeting." notice from Attorney Gen- In it's rebuke Aug. 14, the access counselor for the The meeting was calleding the first phase of the A "lot of good" came of eral Lisa Madigan's office. letter from theattorneyassistant attorney general,following decisions inWil-(minimum wage increase)the meeting, Hagerty said. It was addressed to Ev-general'sofficeindicated public access bureau. mette and Skokie on optingordinance seem more ob- "We had a lot ofvoices to be anston City Attorney W.the city did not do that. "The council has notout of the minimum wagestructionist than conscien- heard." Grant Farrar. Further, the letterstates, demonstrated that the ef- ordinance. tious," one resident's com- The mayor said many of On June 29, EvanstonEvanston leaders had amplefective date of the ordinan- Wilmette voted to optplaint read. those voices went to Skokie Mayor Steve Hagerty calledtime before the end of Juneces was an unforeseen cir-out, and Skokie announced Approximately 150 resi- the next week to encourage what was said to be anto meet and deal with thecumstance that needed toit would consider doing thedents packed the Mortonleaders there not to opt out emergency meeting andissue ofthe county ordinan- be addressed without the 48 saine in the days beforeCivic Center for the morn- of the minimum wage ordi- proposed a discussion to ces. hours advance notice for aEvanston's emergencying meeting on June 30. nance. consider having the north "The Cook County ordi-meeting generally requiredmeeting. Oak Park was "Members of the public An attempt to pass an suburb opt out of goingnances were passed in Octo- by (Open Meetings Act):'scheduled toconsider awere made to feel that the opt-out ordinance failed fol- along with the Cook Countyber 2016. The council the letter read. similar measure later that(minimum wage increase)lowing a split vote on the minimum wage increaseclearly should have antici- Because the council did day. ordinance was under threat,issue, and Skokie is now and paid sick time ordinan-pated well before June 30,not take action at its June30 Many in the packed audi- and turned out in force ... togoing along with wage-in- ces that were to go into2017 that it might wish. to emergency meeting, "no re-ence at Evanston's meetingensure that the city didn'tcrease and paid-sick-time- effect July 1. take action on the Cookmedial action for this OMAexpressed frustration withopt out," read another resi- off rules. The state's Open Meet-County ordinances prior toviolation is required," thethe emergency session,dent's complaint. "I believe ings Act requires that thetheir July 1, 2017, effectiveletter read. It also does notwondering why it wasevery effort was made to gbookwalter®chicagotribune.com public be told at least twodates," according to the let-require "the issuance of acalled if the city supportedmake itdifficult for the Twitter @Genevievellook
POUCE BLOTTER The following items were to cooperate with them ally, police said. . A 30-year-old man was Golf Road. provided the seller with gift taken from the Nues Policeafter she allegedly caused a ticketed for public intoxica- . Policesaid"multiple" cards totaling $1,000, but Department reports. An ar- disturbance on a Pace bus.PUBLIC tion after police said he wasmen in their 205 grabbedshe never received the car. rest does not constitute aFleming isscheduled toINTOXICATION found outside a store on theseveral cases ofbeer and ran An investigation was pend- finding ofguilt. appear in court Sept. 6 u Police ticketed a 2 7-year- 7200 block of Dempsterout of a store in the 6900 ing. old man for public intoxica- Street in an intoxicatedblock of Milwaukee Avenue u On Aug. 10, a man and OBSTRUCTION BATTERY tion in the 8100 block ofstate Aug. 9. He was taken to on the night ofAug. 7. woman attempted to pay u Jamiya Fleming, 18, of theu A woman told police that Davis Street on the morningAdvocate Lutheran General. A woman reported that afor food with a counterfeit 700 block of North Centrala man she did not know ofAug. 6. Hospital in Park Ridge. man in his SOs stole her $100 bill while at a restau- Avenue, Chicago, wastripped and grabbed her . A 41-year-old woman was wallet from her purse whilerant in the 7200 block of charged with obstructionbuttocks on Aug. 7 inside a ticketed for public intoxica- THEFT she was inside a store in the Harlem Avenue, police said. on Aug. 5, police said. Ac- store in the 8500 block oftion on the afternoon ofu A woman told police that9600 block of Milwaukee They left the area in a white cording to police, FlemingGolf Road. The woman re-Aug. 7 after police said sheher purse, containing $550 Avenue on Aug. 8. car and theU.S.Secret was arrested after she failedported that the man apolo-was sleeping in bushes inin cash, was stolen Aug. 5. Police said a woman an-Service was notified, police toprovideofficers withgized, but she believed hethe 8800 block oDempsterfrom her shopping cart at aswered a Facebook ad for a said. identification and refusedhad grabbed her intention- Street. store in the 8200 block ofcar that was for sale and NEWS 7
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PIONEER PRESS Now through Tuesday, August 29 Evanston ¡s offering amnesty from now through Sept.30for vehicle owners to pay expired parking meter tickets without additional fines. Evanston offering expired parking meter ticket amnesty Residents can avoid violator's vehicle. anston traffic tickets," said ENTIRE STOCK OF LADIES' City administratorsinAid. Melissa Wynne, 3rd SHORTS, CAPRIS, SHORT late payment fees July proposed increasingWard. through Sept. 30 expired meter parking pen- Evanston has charged SLEEVE & SLEEVELESS TOPS alties from $10 to $20 perthe same $10 fee for expired BY GENEVIEVE violation. meter violations since 1976, BOOKWALTER But aldermen who makea cost that is one of the Pioneer Press up the Administration andlowest in the Chicago area, Public Works Committee, according to city data. s Motorists cited in Ev-which reviewed the pro.- - The cityright now does anston have about sixposai, said Evanston shouldnot report past due tickets weeks to pay parking meterinstead concentrate on col-to credit bureaus. tickets without latefees lecting the $2 million to $5 Evanston City Manager ENTIRE STOCK OF before city officialsstartmillion currently owed inWally Bobkiewicz has said booting cars more often. outstanding tickets to help that sending unpaid tickets MEN'S SHORTS & The amnesty programmake upagrowingto collections might be the SHORT SLEEVE SHIRTS was announced at the Aug.$200,000 budget shortfall.solution, especiall for out- 14 City Council meetingThe proposal died in theof-state drivers who often and received support fromcommittee. leave town and never re aldermen. The new program willsolve their violations. ENTIRE STOCK OF "You owe it to your com- allow Evanston to try and The amnesty program SUMMER SHOES & munity to pay those tick- recoup some of those finesbegan Aug 16 and will SANDALS ets," said 8th Ward Aid. Annthe city is owed. continue untilSept.30. Rainey. "You already owe Other, more aggressiveStaff said they plan to the money. Pay it." collection tactics might bespread the word through Selecte,i styIe, unless otherwise indicated After the program wrapsused in the near future, email,social media, the up at the end of September,officials said. city's 311 call center and parking officials will start Aldermen asked if theother city alerts. Open 7 Days a Week! booting cars that have threecity could tack overdue Tickets can be paid in the Shop970North Lake St., Aurora: Shop7234 W.Dempster St., Morton Grove: or more unpaid tickets, ac- parking tickets onto North- Lorraine H. 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I38646Al the yellow metal boots areern students) graduate [email protected] placed on the wheel of awithout paying City of Ev- Twitter @GenevieveBook NEWS District 219, employeesagree on contract Union employees starting the new year with School board President "I am proud today to say the district and union, an agreement that reflectsDavid Ko agreed that inter- to get 3.5 percent true collaboration betweenest-basedbargainingafter spending a whole lot oftime together, have raise in first year the union and the board,"helped build a relationship said School District 219between the administrationcome to consensus through mutual understanding Staff Report Superintendent Stevenand union. Isoye. "Using (interest-basedand compromis&' Nues Township High Niles Township Federa-bargaining) has helped Ann Goethals, support staffpresident School District 219 and itstion of Teachers and Sup-move District 219 in a pos- teachers and support staffport Staff President Annitive direction," he said. union settled a three-yearGoethals said the use of Under terms of the contract just in time for the "interest-based bargaining"agreement, union employ-for teachers and supporthealth insurancecarrier,dates that regular classes be opening of school Aug. 16, helped bring the sides to anees will receive a pay in-staff better reflects com- with no changes in deduct-limited to 28 students, two district officials announced agreement in a timely man-crease of 3.5 percent in the petitive market rates andibles, co-pays or prescrip-fewer than the current limit in a news release. ner. first year of the contract,has been designed to cap-tion costs, under the con-of 30. Honors/AP courses, Both sides said they are In theory interest-basedaccording to district offi- ture significant cost savings tract. For the last two con-however, will be capped at happy to be starting the bargaining is less adversari- cials. moving fOrward. tract years, the district will27, up from the current 25, school year with a settled al and calls for both sides to The last two years will Under the new contract,begin a cost-sharing for-and intervention courses contract and labor peace,discuss their interests andinclude annual increasesemployees who providemula for premium in-will continue to be capped which has not always been why. based on the Consumercertain services to students creases, officials said. at 20. the case in the district "I am proud today toPrice Index and an addi-and families will be em- Beginning with the 2018- Under the contract, re- According to district offi- say the district and union,tional 1.25 percent with aployed directly by the dis- 19 school year, according totirement incentives will be cials, the union ratified theafter spending a whole lotminimum of 2.75 percenttrict This includes 37 posi- officials, the district willreduced. new agreement Aug. 15, and oftime together, have comeand a maximum of 3.5rions that are currently be- offera high-deductible The contract also calls school board membersto consensus through mu-percent, under terms of theing outsourced,officials plan with a Health Savingsforestablishing a new voted to approve it the same tual understanding andnew contract. said. Account for employees formatching retirement pro- night. compromise," Goethals School district officials Employees retain Blue the first time. gram for eligible employ- "We are gratified to be said. say a new salary structureCross Blue Shield as the The contract also man- ees.
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Otters good through August 30, 2017. 10 NEWS Local faith leaders host community peace event More than 150 at the market could cross the parking lot to make art. people come to Pre-festactivitiesin- 'celebrate diversity' ciuded face painting, peace- themed artsandcrafts, BY KJtRIE ANGELL Luc chalk drawing on the Pioneer Press "(Side) Walk of Peace" near the Civic Center's outdoor Organizers of a recent vintage cannon, and more. local interfaith peace event Before noon, people say it was planned well ingathered under shady, ma- advance of the turmoil inPire trees to hear the speak- Charlottsville, Va., and theers. mass attack in Barcelona, "This is just tremendous Spain, but the annual gath- because there are all ages ering couldn't have come athere' Rev. Elizabeth Jones KARIE ANELL LUC/PIONEER PRESS PHOTOS a better time. said, pastor of St. Luke'sHamza Chaudry, 11, of Chicago and his mother Khaula Chaudry. bottom row from right, were among the more than 150 The second annual Fam-Christian Communitypeople estimated to have attended the 2nd annual Family Peace Fest for Hope and Harmony held Aug.19 outside of the uy Peace Fest for Hope and Church in Morton Grove. Civic Center along Harrer Park in Morton Grove. Harmony in Morton Grove The church was one of brought more than 150 peo- the organizers ofthe event. said. pie on Aug. 19 to the Civic Jones said she heard Skokie Mayor George Center and Harrer Park,news ofthe violent events. Van Dusen and other according to organizers' at- "I was shocked, sad'elected officials, including tendance estimates. Jones said. "I have a lot ofMorton Grove trustees, Morton Grove residentssadness in my heart forwere among the attendees. and partners from areapeople who have such ex- Faith leaders also spoke communities joined with treme views." and offered messages of three Morton Grove faith A traveling Peace Muralhope. centers for the festival thatProject fromSt.Paul's "Let's just work on being featured speakers offeringUnited Church of Christ inone with one another," Rev. what they called messages Downers Grove made a stopDennis O'Neillof Saint of peace. at the festival. Martha Church of Morton "We live ina diverse The mural has made at Grove said. community that makes anleast one dozen stops Rabbi Ike Serotta of effort, historically, to cele-around Chicagoland. It is aLakeside Congregation for brate that diversit" Nues5-by-b-foot piece of canvasReform Judaism of High- Township Trustee Bonnieand includes a square thatland Park said, "There's a lot Kahn Ognisanti said, whocan accommodate signa-of work to be done, but attended with her family. tures. that's what God wants from "I was heartbroken, ab- Janyce Boss of Dowroers us,isto be partners in solutely heartbroken' 0g-Grove, the muralist, helpedcreating peace around the nisanti, a Skokie resident, to launch the project aboutworld." said of the events of Char-a year ago. Boss said the The fest closed with a lottesville. "It just broke my church wanted somethingcommunity Dance of Peace heart and when I see thingsthat could engage people ofled by Ginny Ching-Yin Lo like that, that shake me tovarious communities. of Morton Grove. People of the core, I look for things "I think we all need toall ages joined hands and like this as a counterbal-come together and try anddanced in a circle. ance." build more peace. And this A Morton Grove farmers is our aim with this project,Kane Angeli Luc is a free- Annie Aggens of Wilmette, right, signs the Peace Mural Project from St. Paul's United market took place near theto try and get people in- lance reporter for PioneerChurch of Christ of Downers Grove during the 2nd annual Family Peace Fest for Hope and peace fest, where shoppersvolved in some way," BossPress. Harmony. . . -.-- : NEWS Hinsdalemanadjusting after being paralyzed BY CHUCK FIELDMAN Center in Augusta, Ga. Hewould be different if thispenses of her father's care. Pioneer Press broke his C4 and C5 verte-happened in a car accident, Donations can be made on- braeand underwentif someone hit me. But thislineat www.gofundme Tony Sekera immediately surgery, during which twohappened doing something.con/tony-sekera. knew his injuries were se- rods were placed in hisI love. I can't have regrets?' The Oak Brook Polo Club vere after the poio horse he back. Matt Sekera said he, too, and Chicago polo commu- was riding stumbled and Sekera spent seven weekswould remain positive. nity will host a benefit threw him off at the Ryan AbilityLab in "It's not an option to not match in Sekera's honor at 3 "I knew right away I was Chicago, formally known asbe. It's just one day at a time p.m. Sept.17, at the Oak hurt bad, I somersaulted off the Rehabilitation Institutenow because it's also new' Brook Polo Club, 2606 York my horse;' said Sekera, 69, a of Chicago, and was movedhe said. 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"We still don'tBarrington, and Matt Sek- bring their own refresh- who was present but didn't know how much recoveryera now is a professional ments, as no food or beyer- actually see his father fall to he can make, but he'll con- polo player. ages will be sold. the ground. tinue to work on using more "Istarted playing be- All proceeds from the Sekera was paralyzed adaptive devices and beingcause it was something I event will be donated to the from the chest down in the more independent." could do with my son," Sekera family. accident. He is able to turn CHUCK FIELDMAN/PIONEER PRESS To say that Sekera hasSekera said."It was an For more information, or his head, has limited move- Tony Sekera chats with his wife, Cindy Engdahl. had a major life change atincredible experiencetoto purchase tickets online, ment in his right hand and age 69 would be a majorplay with him." see www.oakbrookpolo even less in his left hand. can talk, and he can eat andJune 2 in South Carolina,understatement. 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"I'm sorry toRoad on the north and Grainger vacating see them go, butit does openCaldwell Avenue on the parcels in Nues all sorts of possibilities." west The plan, generally, Thosepossibilities,iffinds warehouses and of- and Northbrook zoning were changed from fices,including Grainger, BY IRV Lvi'rr the current industrial classi-leaving, while entertain- Pioneer Press fication, could, according to ment and arts-oriented de- the village's 2010 Compre-velopment would enter to ww Grainr, an indus- hensive Plan of land use,join retail stores that cur- t trial supply firm, plans to involve "multi-use" devel- rently include Target and move the functions of its opments that include, for Costeo. Northbrook facility by July instance, commercial prop- The redevelopment i of 2018, a spokesman con- erty topped by apartmentswould be set off by the firmed on Aug. 18. or condominiums. landmark half-size Leaning The business' move away "It could be mixed use,Tower of Pisa replica, re- from Northbrook could with stores on the bottom,cently purchased by the have a significant positive and condos with residentsvillage. A state-approved tax effect on the future of the above' said Northbrookincrement financing district village's downtown, officials Trustee James KaragianiS, was formed by the village to say, with a similar move head of the Vul1agBoard's convert property taxin- possibly also helping Nues Building and Zoning Corn-come to infrastructure de- IRV LEAVITI/PIONEER PRESS velopment in the Thangle. redevelopment pians. . . mittee. Grainger's Joe Micucci w.w.Grainger ¡s planning a move from its 10.7-acre Northbrook campus. shownhere,and "Ipersonally couldn't In Northbrook's Shermer confirmed the closure ofits Nues location. support a big box down-Road industrialcorridor, both the Niles and North- town. We just have a differ- changes have already been brook Grainger locations.changes were designedcustomers buying $60,000opment of multifamilyent kind of downtown, butmade. Construction began He said about 400 people mainly to bring more peopleper year or less of merchan- housing to feed customersthat's just me," he added.15 years ago on the 170 work in Northbrook, and"under one roof" for col- dise. to the village's downtown,"But I guess it depends onhousing units of Shermer 100 in Niles. All functions laborative purposes. He said that in Nues,and the Grainger offices atwhat it was. I do want to Place, on 20 acres of indus- would move to Grainr's Micucci wouldn't saywhere accounting and fi- 1657 Shermer Road are rela- preserve the natureoftrial property to the south of main headquarters in Lake whether the properties -nance functions take place,tivelyclose: two blocks downtown." Grainger. Forest or another facility inboth of which Grainger most people would leave bysouth of the Metra station Niles, too, might benefit "It's closer than Shermer Janesville, Wis. owns outright - would go the end of the year. But heparking lot, often seen as the from a planned GrainrPlace;' Frum said of the The move comes about aon the market said that, because of securitybeginning of the southern move from an 8.1-acre par-Grainger property. "But is it yearafterGrainger ex- "We are still determiningprecautions, he couldn't sayend of the downtown cen-eel at 7300 Melvina Ave.close enough to bring traffic pandeditsNorthbrookthe next steps with those when a data center in Nuester. The vi1laglast Novemberfor downtown? with Sher- parking lot to bring morefacilities," he said. But he would pull up stakes. The 10.7-acre size of the approved a redevelopmentmer Place, it has not. Yes, we inside sales staff on board, confirmed that plans for In Northbrook, though,Grainger property is twiceconcept plan for the areaneed more bodies, but we he said. Northbrook include the en- the sale of the propertythat of the Shermer Roadwhere the building lies, thedon't have the answers. Micucci said that no stafftire building being emptied could lead to some changesland on the other side of the "Touhy Thangle," which in-That's why we have ex- reductions would be madeout next year. He said the long-desired by village lead-village's center, already ap- eludes the area roughlyperts." among the Northbrook staff, building currently is mostly ers. proved for 63 town houses. bounded by Touhy Avenue "and if any are made, they'llused by desk-bound sales Northbrook officials have 'qt could be very excit-on the south, Lehigh Ave- [email protected] be in Niles." He said that thepersonnel who deal withbeen seeking the devel-ing," President Sandy Frumnue on the east, Gross Point Twitter @IrvLeavitt Train work, traffic law pass atcouncil meeting BY KYIA SENESE dudes removing threeage be posted in the areaWitko explained. "Recently,laws for motorists will con- hearing system. Penalties Pioneer Press tracks from the area as wellapproaching the train sta-the Cook County state'stinue to be prosecuted at the for these offenses typically as the underlying bedding,don to alert drivers thatattorney advised the village Skokie courthouse and willresult in a fine and are not Morton Grove trusteescalls for a complete closurethere will beno left turns offit will no longer prosecutehave the same penalty asmade pal-t of the person's approved closing the areaof the crossing - to emer-of Lincoln Avenue ontocertain provisions of the provided in the IVC, includ- permanent driving record?' near the Metra rail line atgency and other traffic. Dempster Street WC, including violations ing incarceration, she said. Though the board usu- Oakton Street, among other Crews will be working on In other business, Trust- related to persons driving "Convictions of moving ally doesn't meet twice sec- business at the Aug.14 weekends to complete the ee Janine Witko announced on a suspended or revokedoffenses will continue to beond in August, it will this Village Board meeting. project and willreroutethat the village will incorpo- driver's license." reported to the Secretary ofmonth due to business and Members of the boardsome trains and put them rate the entire Illinois Vehi- Witko added that byState's office and made partactivities happening in the discussed that the commut-on one track as the three de Code as provisions of the adopting the WC, villageof the violator's permanentvillage regarding devel- er rail grade crossing wouldtracks are removed, accord-village code. prosecutors will be able torecord' Witko said. "The opment, officials said. close Aug. 16 and remaining to information from the "The village had in theprosecute any violation ofvillagewillcontinue to The board is scheduled down until Aug. 26. Trust-meeting. past adopted certain but notthe code that takes placeprosecutecertain minor to meet Aug. 28. ees stressed that the Trustee John Thill sug-all provisions of the WC as within the village. traffic offenses as part of the planned work, which in-gested that additional sign-ordinance violations," Most violations of statevillage's local adjudication Kyra Senese is a freelancer. NEWS Secretary of State White to seek record sixth term BY MONIQUE GARCIA boost other Democrats atvicted of drunken driving Chicago Tribune the polls. to breathe into a device to "You cannot imagineprove their sobriety each SPRINGFIELD - Illi- how many people called,time they get behind the nois Secretary of State Jes- how many letters, howwheel. se White announced Aug. many emails," White told He also has led efforts to 17 that he would run for an reporters. "Every place Ifightagainst distracted unprecedented sixth term, go, people ask me, 'Please,driving, saying too many telling Democrats he con- don't quit.' crashes result from drivers sideredretirement, but White's announcementfidgetingwith their phones "the will of the people brought quick criticisminstead of focusing on the prevailed." from the Illinois Republi- road. White, the state's long- can Party, which deemed it White's announcement est-serving secretary of a "patronage gift" to Housecame at the annual Illinois state, was first elected to Speaker Michael Madigan,Democratic County Chair- the office in 1998 amid the who also chairs the statemen's Association break- licenses-for-bribes scandal Democratic Party fast. White said his health that eventually resulted in Asked about his office's is good, and he had no hispredecessor, George ability to provide jobs to a plans to step down midway Ryan, serving federal pris- large number of people,through his term should a on time. White said he is proud ofDemocrat win the gover- The 83-year-old White the work he has done tonor's office and is allowed has twice said he would not hire "highly skilled, highly to appoint a successor. seek another term in office, BRIAN CASSELLA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE talented" employees who "Youdon't jump out of only to change his mind. Secretary of State Jesse White greets supporters Aug.17 in Springfield. have cut wait timesat an airplane and stop half- Well-known for the Chi- drivers facilities. way," said the former para- cago tumbling team thatstatewide, often winning White's decision not toParty as others could have White also touted histrooper. "It's all the way." bears his name, White haseven Republicanbow out will prevent politi- looked to move up to thework to enact tougher driv- consistently received thestrongholds such as Du-cal jockeying for the seathigh-profileoffice.Hising standards for teens and [email protected] most Democratic votes Page County. within the Democraticpopularity also could helprequiremotorists con- Twitter @mOniquegarda (___7//tcea iiouses7 f- 0/ r(J0rSÍ2!p 7, ) 7 . 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So many of to be a bit more magnani- I'm more interested in their children carry on that mous toward our Southern RANDY BLASER why. cause today. America is brethren, whose ancestors Is America returning to more diverse than ever, rebelled against the union. NUCCIO DINUZZO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE I became a professional darker days? Is the Trump Generation X and the Mil- The history ofthe Civil War Signs at a vigil for the victims of Charlottesville, Va., at journalist in the summer of presidency reinvigorating lennials are creating new and the emotions it still Federal Plaza in downtown Chicago onAug.13. 1979 and covered my first long dormant hate groups? interfaith, interrucial and breeds are too complex to Nazi march a few months Are the haters on the march multiracial families. It's just be put in a tweet or Face- Like Grant and Lincoln, I events in Charlottesville after that. in America as never before? a fact book post. don't think we northerners will become clearer as time It goes without saying I don't think so. The America is changing just But I've long thought the should lord it over our goes on, but I am confident that the message of those future ofrace relations in like it was in the 1850s and Stars and Bars and monu- southern friends and force we are not reliving Bloody haters who marched then America is better today than 1860s when slavery was put ments to Lee and Jackson the issue, nor do I think Kansas or standing on the was repugnant It doesn't I've ever seen it. That on its eventual path of de- and Davis were kind of a vigilantes should pull statu- precipice ofanother organ- take a genius to know that doesn't mean it is all sweet- struction. It changed after southern stick in the eye of es they deem unsuitable ized riot that historians will anyone who would walk ness and light. We still have World War II and the aw- the Yankees. Allowing it was down. cali the second Civil War. around wearing a swastika far to go. But it is better fulness offim Crow was a price we northerners paid We can urge them, and MostAmericans want to is a loser. today and I don't see us going to end. It is changing for winning the war and encourage them and explain live in peace and harmony And so it is 40 years later going backwards. today as we become a more letting them come back into why Lee is no American with one another and are with the so-called Nazis Are hate groups on the multi-ethnic society. the Union. Besides, we got hero. longing for solutions to the who marched last week in rise? The march to freedom Lincoln and Grant and The people ofthe south perplexing issues of ex- Charlottesville, Va., who Maybe, but I don't think cannot be stopped. Ameri- Sherman. need to come to the realiza- treme povert3 gun violence, caused the riot that led to that's what is happening cans are naturally repulsed But those times are past I tion that the war is over, and substandard housing, un- the death of a young woman either. by the ideology of hate would hope the war is fi- the idea of a noble cause is a employment and poor protesting agoinst them and I think we are seeing the fomented by Nazis, skin- nally over for southerners, myth that still inflicts pain schools that plague certain their message. last gasp of a fringe group heads or the Klan. and that their hurt pride at on our fellow Americans. parts ofour country. Having been through this that is panicked because Now about those Civil losing has abated enough to Some are doing so and I before, and having lived America, again, is changing. War monuments, the re- put the myth ofthe Lost believe more will. Randy Blaser is afreelance through the race riots of the The changes set in motion moval ofwhich in Char- Cause behind them. The meaningofthe sad columnist. Back to school-fun for most, but not all kids building for our first day of little boy who was abso- starting school. Starting kindergarten. lutely terrified offirst going school really is the first We tried to assume an airto school. On the first day, time a child learns there are ofnonchalance, which as my little brother Tim de- some things in life he or she you might imagine, looks cided school was not for has to do. pretty ridiculous on a 5- him. After Mom dropped That's a lot to place on him offhejust left and got those narrow little shoul- PAui. SASSONE year-old. But, Bradley couldn't home about the same time ders. Is it that time already? fake it. He became hysteri- Mom did. Most kids seem to han- Getting to be time to cal. He sobbed. He shrieked Tim rejected Mom's die it just fine. start school. for his mom. He tried to reasoning arguments. But some children need Surely, we all have mem- bide under the drinking Brawn was needed. help, like Bradley and Tim. ones that make us smile fountain. I took Tim's hand and And by "help" I don't mean when we recall our first Neither soothing teacher draed him the six blocks draing the child to school days at school. talk nor the public humili- to school. Like my school- as I did to Tim. I was lucky But, starting school isn't ation ofit all could budge mate Bradley he sobbed that turned out alright a pleasant experience for Bradley's grip from that and shrieked. But I got him So, ifstarting school is a everyone. It can be trauma- drinking fountain. there. It took another such happy occasion around tic, that first separation Did Bradley ever come todrag, but Tim became a your house, terrific. from mom and/or dad. terms with school? I sup- school-goer. It was kind of But, ifyour daughter or I always remember pose he must have. But my like, I imagine, breaking a son is a little skittish, give Bradley when I think about memories ofBradley have wild horse. them some assistance. VADIRA SANCHEZ OLSON/LAKE COUNTY NEWS-SUN the first day ofschool. We run out ofgas and I just Not only is being sepa- Junior Miss Waukegan Jaselyn Gallegos hands out books to were all a little scared as we don't remember. rated from mom or dad a PaulSassone is afreelance children during the inaugural back-to-school kick-off event filed into the red brick But I remember another cause for trauma when columnist. and resource fair at Miguel Juarez Middle School onAug.12. OPINION 15 Seeingamiracle 4 thankstotechnology 2 SALLY HIGGINSON t Trust me when I tell you to grab a tissue. Or roll down your sleeves and get STEVE HELBER/AP ready to wipe. Me? My State Police in riot gear guard Lee Park after a white nationalist demonstration was de- eyes are wellingup even as clared illegal and the park was cleared in Charlottesville. Va., onAug.12. I type. Last week, I wit- nessed a miracle. I'll give you a little back- SALLY HIGGINSON/PIONEER PRESS ground while you look for Alan Brint, wearing his brand new Aira glasses, navigates Symbols of hate haveno a Kleenex. Twenty years the streets of Highland Park. lo the background are his ago, at the age of eight mother, Betsy Brint, and their dog, Mo. weeks, my nephew Alan place in publicvenues was diagnosed with I ran. Thrning the cor- When it's on, an agent sees Leber's congenital amau- ner, I saw my nephew, cane a split screen. On one side Sometimes, a story for lottesville, Va. The events rosis (LCA), a rare disease in hand, walking a route is a GPS view, to map out this column comes forward occurred during the evolv- that limits retinal devel- new to him. Betsy trailed the exact location of the like a blazing meteor, insist- ing campaign to remove opment Holding her in- silently, about 10 feet be- route guidance. On the ing to be told. Other times, it public items like flags and fant son, my sister Betsy hind. other screen, the agent begins as a small seed, reap- statuary that honor Confed- and her husband David "HeyAunt Sally. Is that sees the lens view from the pearing in one form or ernte principles. In re- listened in disbelief as the you?" Cue the tears. Re- user's camera. Simple, yet another until the story's sponse, groups have been pediatric specialist ex- member, Alan is blind. He genius. entire picture becomes PAT LENHOFF ratcheting up verbal and plained that Alan would be has never looked out and I fell in step with Betsy, cleai physical confrontations in visually impaired at best, seen me coming his way. followingAlan's lead for Today's column is the reported that tourists in defense oftheir syoibols. and fully blind at worst. For 20 years, we've all the first time. He made it latter, a message that won't Berlin, a newly bustling To which I ask, how is As ifthat weren't come up to him and tou- easily to the train station, fade until addressed. destination after decades of the Confederate flag differ- enough to process, the ched him, or spoken to then home via a different It began with a story isolation before its all came ent than the Nazi flag sym- doctor informed them him, or hued him, letting mute. Since then, he's from the Associated Press down in the 1980s, had been bolically? Truth be told, there was no cure, no him know we were there. walked to Once Upon a that I saw earlier this detained by police for giving both represent oppression treatment and no adaptive For the first time, he Bagel, hailed Ubers, and month, which reported that a Nazi salute in front of the to the ultimate degree. They device to correct their son's "saw" me coming, "read" menus. I asked long-popular plantation Reichstag building. are not symbols to flaunt condition. No tissues yet. Here's the miracle. Alan Alan, "What do you like tours have begun transition- Now, I'd guess that none proudly. The same is true Like his sighted peers, was wearing an adaptive best about this?" ing away from the tradi- ofthem are Hitler support- for the statues, such as Alan attended public technology and it was "I like walking some- tional format that show- ers, but more like naive those ofRobert E. Lee, that school. His mobility in- changing his life in front of where that I've never cased a charmed view of an tourists caught up in what have been removed from structor taught him to my tearing eyes. walked to before, by my- antebellum lifestyle. In may seem like a silly photo public settings in acknowl- navigate familiar parts of The technology is called self without learning the these new tours, the focus op. However, German offi- edgment ofhis actions. his world. By sixth grade, Aira (eye-rah). According route," he said. "I like read- was shifted to include the cials take those displays Just as there are likely no he could walk to school by to their website, 'Aira's ing menus. I like finding slave experience on those seriously. German law bans publicly funded Hitler himself Now a junior at platform works on a wear- people. I found you!" cotton plantations, which the Nazi Party and anyone statues in Germany, it seems Beloit College, he's doing able device similar to I turned to my sister. needless to say was not exhibiting that illegal salute that same viewpoint should just fine. That's not the Google glass, that can be "Well? What are you think- exactly the hoop skirt and can be punished with jail be reflected here in Ameri- miracle. paired with a smart phone. ingr' fainting couch lifestyle of time. ca. Not to dismiss Alan's The tiny camera mounted "It's totally selfish. I Scarlett O'Hara. Clearly, Germany takes Free speech and varied role in his accomplish- on the wearable device want to be his eyes," she That may not be what the very seriously that horrific viewpoints are landmarks ments, but his successes (cool sunglasses) provides said. touring public enjoys expe- part of their past and acts ofAmerica. Violence and have been in some part instant feedback with a "Don't you think you've riencing, but it's the era's swiftly to send the message hate are not. And symbols of reliant on a team of people. trained Aira agent who can been his eyes?" reality. Seeing what slaves that the terrors that hap- hate should never have a Still, there are limits to his safely guide (a wearer) in "Yeah, I guess. And now endured, similar to tours of pened in the early 20th place in public venues. independence. Spoiler any activity." l'rii turning it over to concentration camps, is a century won't be revisited Germany knows that. When alert: here comes the mira- Alan's Aira glasses had somebody else." painful but key element to there again. will we follow suit? de. arrived the day before. The There wasn't a dry eye remind society not only That leads to the third Last week, Betsy called device is free, and the between us. how wrong we can behave part cf today's column Pat Lenhoff is afreelarice me. "Get outside now. Alan g! asses are free. Like a cell sometimes, hut also how unfolding in bits and pieces, columnist for Pioneer Press. is walking to the train phone contract, users pay a SallyH&inson is a free- not to repeat that behavior. with press coverage of the station. By himself He's monthly service fee based lance columnistfor Pioneer A week later, newspapers horrible events in Char- [email protected] near the library Run." on the minutes they use. Press. 16 o o ou PHIL VELASQUEZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Taste of Polonia returns to Chicago's Jefferson Park neighborhood Sept. 1-4. Close the season with Soak in summer's lastrays these outdoor events BY SAMANTHA NELSON . Istvan and His Imaginary Band will Sept. 1-4 at the Copernicus Center, 5216 W. tional German food, a special cocktail, a Pioneer Press rock Prospect Park, 733 N. Prospect Ave., Lawrence, Chicago. Festival hours are beer mug and three hours of MillerCoors Park Ridge, from 2:30-3:15 p.m. Aug. 27 for 5-10:30 p.m. Sept. 1, noon-10:30 p.m. Sept. 2 drafts. Go to www.arlingtonpark.com. Summer is winding down and you the final concert in the Summer Family and 3, noon-lO p.m. Sept. 4 (Labor Day) should make the most of it by getting out Concerts series. Go to www.prparks.org. Admission: before 5 p.m., $5; after 5 p.m., Meet artists from around the country and enjoying local events including festi- $10; kids 12 and under are free. Live music working in a dozen media including jew- vals, movie screenings, exercise classes and u The weekly Country In the Park free on four stages and 30 bands. The fest also elry, ceramics, metal, glass and leather at concerts. You'll have plenty of time to stay concert series at Joe's Live at MB Financial includes cultural events, carnival rides, folk the 33rd annual American Ci*ft Expos- home when the weather gets chilly. Park, 5441 Park Place, Rosemont concludesdancing, Polish food and beer; casino, ftlon from io a.m.-6 p.m. Sept. 15-16 and 10 at 7 p.m. Aug. 29 with an acoustic set by bingo, kids stage and ftm zone. Go to a.m.-5 p.m. Sept. 17 at the Chicago Botanic . Skokie's Backlot Bash returns Aug. singer Eric Ortiz ofRendition followed by awww.copernicuscenter.org. Garden, 1000 Lake Cook Road, Glencoe. 25-27, in a closed-off, two-block portion of performance by cover band 7th Heaven. Tickets are $15 or free for kids under age 12 Oakton Street, between Lincoln and Lara- The Arlington International Racecourse, and can be purchased at mie avenues, adjacent to Village Hall, 5127 . Classic rock band Jefferson Starship 2200 W. Euclid Ave., Arlington Heights, www;chicagobotanic.org. Ifyou want to Oakton St. Hours are 6-10 p.m. Aug. 25,11 takes the stage at MB Financial Park, 5501 celebrates German culture with a Septem- get a first look at the art, you can attend a a.m.-1O p.m. Aug.26 and noon-8 p.m. Aug. Park Place, Rosemont for a free show from berfest party at noon Sept. 2. The Johnny preview show from 6:30-9 p.m. Sept. 14 27. Features hours of live music, a large 7-10 p.m. Sept.!. You can bring a cooler Wagner Band, Edelweiss Chicago and benefiting NorthShore University Health- carnival midway, kids activities, a classic and a picnic dinner or take advantage of WunderBrass will be performing through- System that includes cocktails and appetiz- car show, bingo, a beer tent, farmers mar- food and beverage tents from the enter- out the day and beer-soaked brats, cans of ers. Preview tickets are $175 and include ket and more. Main stage music acts in- tainment complex's venues. craft beer and guurmet pretzels will be admission for the rest ofthe show. clude A Flock of Seagulls, Soul Asylum and available for purchase. Admission is $8 or Thbutosaurus becomes R.E.M. Admission The Taste of Polonia Festival features $4 for kids, though you can opt for a $45 is free. Go to wwwbacklotbash.com. four jam-packed days of entertainment VIP package that includes a plate of tradi- Turn to Summer, Next Page GO THEATER Big hair, big dreams and big guitar rufs in 'Rock of Ages' BY CATEY SULLIVAN Pioneer Press Rock snobs love to hate the '80s. Many professional rock critics dismiss the era as one of auditory punchiines rather than actual music. Scoffifyou will. Those who lived through the Golden Era of Walk- men, Pac Man and wine coolers know that the decade's music was, like, totally rad. For power ballads and emotive hair, nobodybeats the likes ofREO Speed- wagon and Twisted Sister. Music by both bands are center stage at Drury Lane this fall, as well as classic tunes by Journey, Guns 'N Roses, Styx, Pat Benatai Bon Jovi and a host of other DQURY LANE THEATRE PHOTOS MTV-worthy balladeers. With "Rock of Russell Mernagh Ages;' Drury Lane is partying like it's 1989. "(The show) is also timely, even though it is set more than 30 years or so ago," says director Scott Weinstein, who makes his primetime debut at Drury Lane after years of directing shows for the theater's young audience program. "It has a lot to MIKE ISAACS/PIONEER PRESS say about gentrification." Skokies Backlot Bash. Aug. 25-27, features food, a huge carnival midway and music includ- The LA.-set musical's two-pronged ing from Soul Asylum and Flock of Seagulls. plot follows the fate oftwo aspiring rock stars: Drew (Russell Mernagh) is a bus Summer,from Previous Page boy/janitor at the Bourbon Room, where he just wants to rock. Sherrie (Cherry Artists from throughout the Midwest Torres) is just a small town girl, born and show off original works including paint- raised in South Detroit who, like Drew, is ings, pottery and jewelry from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. intent on becoming a star. Drew doesn't Sept. 16 at the2lth annual Fall Arts & know it at first, but he's been waiting for a Cherry Torres Crafts Adventure at Hodges Park, 101 S. girl like Sherrie to come into his life. In Courtland Ave., Park Ridge. Admission is short order, Sherrie and Drew learn that 'Rock of Ages' free and some of the artists will run dem- they cannot fight their feelings anymore. onstrations at their booths. The second plot has to do with an evil When: Aug. 24Oct.15 German developer (George Keating) Where: Drury Lane Theatre, 100 Drury Spend a day in the park for the Uncol- intent on turning the Bourbon Room into Lane, Oakbrook Terrace nwood Park District's FamIly Fun Fest condos, and cleaning up the tawdry glam Tickets: $47-$62 from 1-3 p.m. Sept.17 at Lincolnwood ofSunset Strip. He does not care that the Information: 630-530-0111; Centennial Park, 6801 N. McConnick Blvd. city was built on rock 'n' roll. Everyone is www.drurylanetheatre.com The free event will feature crafts, a bounce knee-deep in the hoopla - including a house and outdoor games. Dogs on leash rock cowboy named Stacee Jax (Adam are welcome. Go to www.lineolnwood Michaels). the perils ofgentrification and taking your il.org. Born in 1988, Torres doesn't remember best shot anyway you want it, the show is the '80s, but as the daughter oftwo re- defined by the gloriously excessive over- Gather for a free, all-ages outdoor yoga cording artists, she grew up steeped in a the-top music ofthe 1980s. class from 10-11 a.m. Sept. 17 at Prospect wide range ofmusic - including the "The music is big. The hair is big. The Park, 733 N. Prospect, Park Ridge. Bring iconic hits ofJourney, David Lee Roth and costumes are big. There's a theatricality to your own yoga mat. Go to www.prparks. Quarterfiash. She has a fondness for the this music that I love' says Weinstein. org/events. fashion as well as the music. "I do love The music and its performers were also anything shoulder-paddy. Also body way ahead oftheir time in several crucial Long Grove's annual Apple Fest re- suits," she says. "I think my mom's going specks. "That glam-metal, head-banging, turns 11 a.m.-11 p.m. Sept.22 and 10 a.m.-10 to see me on stage and be like, 'That looks hair rockers were doing gender fluidity p.m. Sept. 23-24 in downtown Long Grove. like me 30 years ago.'" long before most people even really knew Enjoy apple popcorn, apple lattes and Still, there's more to "Rock of Ages" what that was' Weinstein said. other treats, music on three stages and kids than a retro hair-and-fashion show. "It's "We're approaching this music from a activities including an apple pie-eating ISTVAN AND HIS IMAGINARY BAND really about going after your dreams," says place oflove and respect," Weinstein contest. $5; free for kids under 12 and for lstvan andHisImaginary Band is the final Torres, "and realizingthat it's OK if your added. "Ifthey don't already, people will everyone from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Friday. See concert ¡n the Summer Family Concerts dreams change' leave agreeing, Foreigner is already awe- www.longgrove.org. series Aug. 27 in Park Ridge. For all "Rock ofAges" has to say about some." 18 GO e FIREPLACESPLUS Visit our virtual showroom @ FiresideCollection.com SKOKIE PARK DISTRICT PHOTO A high-flying carnival ride is one of the many fun features of Skokie's Backlot Bash on Aug. 26 and 27. FAMILY FRIENDLY Look to FireplacesPlus for Chicagoland's Skokie's Backlot Bash is finest fireplaces and accessories, plus glass doors, screens, and the a weat summersend-off area's best seleç.tio..,of glogs B MY1A PETLICKI Elementary School, 7040 Ifyou like bikes Pioneer Press Laramie, Skokie. The event sponsored by ...your familywilllove One sure sign that it's the Seed Foundation, benefits watehingh-s cycling bath-to-school time is Skok- the Niles Township District 7-9 p.m. Aug. 31 at the Ed je's Backlot Bash, 6-10 p.m. for Special Education. Rudolph Velodrome, 1479 Aug 25, II a.m.-1O p M Admission is $1l, $25 far Maple Ave., Northbmok The 26 and noon-8 p.m. Aug 27 in groups ofibur. Light food and regular Thursday night event downtown Skokie. Families drinks vill be sold and there sponsored by the Northbrook should pailicularly enjoy a will be a Cycle committee, generally carnival, classic car show and For detnils see consists ofthree races. It costs communitybicyde safety fait www.ntdseseed.or& $2 to watcl free for children Child-centered activities under 12. TopBrands! Fireplace Accessories VentFree Fireplaces include a free giant inflatable New Garden view The 382-meter, 18-degree corn maze, Bozo Buckets banked bicycle track is avail- craft projects, Gaiy Kantor'S Once a year, bicyclists can able for public useluily ride the entire perimeter of For derniic, call (847) 291- (847) GAi. OGS Magic Show and a Princesses & Heroes Show featuring the Chicago Botanic Garden, 2980 or see Wonder Woman, Superman, 1000 Lake Cook &ad, Glen- northbrookwlodrome.ong Moana and the Little Mer- cae. This year, the flee event makL is 7:30-930 aim Mg 27. You It's pie time For details call (847) 674- can register in advance or at 7 1500 or see am. that day You can even Indulge your sweet tooth wwwbaddothaskcoiit rent abike at the Garden. the old-fashioned way at the Helmets are recommended Ice Cream and Pie Social at for everyone, and required for the Niles Historical and Seed fills a need children 14 and under. Cultural Centei 8970 Mil- I:lbpular family entertain- After the ride, there will be waukee Ave. from noon-3 ers Wendy and DB wifi pre- activities and information p.m. Aug 27. There will also sent an interactive concert tables at the McDonald be lisce painting make-it-and- Two Convenient 700 N. Milwaukee Ave 200 W. Ohio Street and the Great Boodini will Woods Pavilion take-its for kids, a las tic tac amaze with magic feats at a For details call (847) 835- toe game to play and a visit Vernon Hills, IL 60061 Chicago, IL 60654 Locations to Music and Magic Extrava- 5440 or see www.ehkago fromafiretn.ick. Serve You Better (847) 549-6700 (312) 587-7587 ganza Fundraiser, 6-&30 p.m. bobilem No thaie to attend. Call Aug 25 at Fairview South 847-390-0160. Section 2 zn Mel's kitchen: Simple chili-based campout classic is in the bag Thursday,Li August 24, vin2017 Page 2 EmiJy Bsqiie, with her children, Simon, left, 6. ind UllIan, 3, says finding child care on schoøloff clays cän bt troubiesorne. ALI XANORA WflL1f ffCAC.tPtiff N No classesapain for parents Working moms, dads must scramble to find child care on the 29 days on average that public schools have off yearly Page 3 2 OUT OF MEL'S KITCHEN Camping Frito Pie Makes 10 servings. 2 tablespoons grapeseed or canota oil i pound ground turkey (93 percent lean) i teaspoon salt 1/2 teaspoon black pepper i red pepper, diced very small i yellow pepper, diced very small i medium poblano pepper, diced very small (optional) i medium white onion, diced very small 3 garlic cloves, minced 3 tablespoons chili powder i t ablespoon smoked paprika 2 teaspoons ground cumin i teaspoon dried oregano 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon i (28-ounce) can petite diced tomatoes i (11-ounce) can tomato puree i (14.5-ounce) can reduced sodium chicken broth i (14.5-ounce) can black eyed peas, drained and rinsed i (14.5-ounce) can navy beans, drained and rinsed 2/3 cup frozen corn 1/2 teaspoon salt (optional) lo(1-ounce) single serving bags of Fritos Garnishes: Shredded cheddar, sour cream, snipped scallions and hot sauce Heat the oil in a large stock pot over 1medium heat. Add the turkey and MELISSA ELSMO/PIONEER PRESS season with i teaspoon of salt and /2 Serve up Frito pie, made here with turkey chili, directly in single-serving size bags of Fritos. teaspoon of pepper before adding the peppers and onions. Mix well and cook, stirring frequently until turkey is cooked through and vegetables are tender - about Frito pie: Simple chili-based 10 minutes. Add the minced garlic and cook just until garlic is fragrant - about 30 seconds. Add the chili powder, smoked paprika, campout classic is in the bag 2R cumin, oregano and cinnamon. Mix well to incorporate the spices before adding the diced tomatoes, tomato puree and Some folks go camping transformed the forest is a fun and festive addition to any group chicken broth. Bring the mixture to a boil, to satiate a craving for into a merry mess hail gathering. To make Frito pie, I start by reduce heat and simmer for 20 minutes peace and solitude, but my multiple times. We've whipping up a batch ofmy healthy turkey stirring occasionally. Add the beans, corn family and I have come to been at this for more than chili. It's best to make the chili a day in and additional salt (ifdesired) to the pot. associate our annual La- 10 years and have grown to advance to allow the flavors to blend Mix well and allow chili to return to a boíl. bor Day campout with 20 become near experts properly. Freezing the whole batch in of our favorite friends, when it comes to serving advance ofour trip allows the chili to Reduce heat and simmer, stirring loads of laughter and MELISSA ELSMO massive meals with lim- thaw gradually while helping to keep my 3.occasionally, for 30 minutes. Chili can indulgent communal Out of Mel's Kitchen ited resources. cooler as coldaspossible. be served at once or cooled and refrigerated meals. Our breakfast burrito Once you've set up camp in the woods, for up to 2 days or frozen for up to 4 months. Sure, we keep things fairly traditional bar, featuring scrambled es, crispy ba- simply heat the chili over the fire grate Reheat the chili before serving and add by pitching tents, setting out coolers of con and every topping under the sun isan and serve in individual serving bags of water to thin the chili as desired; it should be cheap beer, and communing with nature annual campout highlight We are also Fritos garnished with sour cream, ched- quite thick for use in Frito pie. on hikes, but our individual campsites keen on baking potatoes in the fire embers dar cheese and snipped scallions. Of To serve: Slit the Fritos bags and tend to merge together at mealtimes. and topping them off with a batch of my course, walking tacos are equally delicious l'-tI ladle the hot chili over the chips Relying on a wood-burning fire and teeny- friend El's famous BBQ cowboy beans, but when served at a picnic in the park or at a directly into the bag. Garnish each serving tiny grate to cook enough food for a small our opening meal is always the same and a backyard party No matter if you reheat with shredded cheddar, sour cream. army can seem daunting to camping nov- huge hit with everyone in our group. your chili over a fire, on a grill or on the scallions and hot sauce as desired. ices, but thankfully our savvy crew has Frito pie, also known as walking tacos, stove top, Frito pie is a bag full of fun. COVER STORY 3 t-, No classesa painu for parents By Nara Schoenberg Working moms, dads must scramble to find child care camps and other group child Chicago Tribune care options offered by park i on the 29 days on average that public schools have off yearly districts, YMCAs or community Congratulations! Your child is a centers. You'll have to do a little kindergartner. Now it's time to research because options vary strategize regarding child care. from district to district, and Grade school schedules are you'll have to be willing to pay. A notoriously hard on working quick online sampling of prices parents, chock-full ofdays off for nationwide found options from teacher training, parent-teacher about $30 to $75 a day. conferences and government Under the circumstances, holidays that most employers taking a day offor working at don't recognize. A 2016 report home with the kids may sound from the Center for American like the best option, but bear in Progress found public schools are mind that "working with the closed for about 29 days a year, kids at home" isn't for the faint not counting summer vacation. of heart. "I just thought it was corn- "A lot ofthe time I'll take a pletely bonkers," study author sick day or work from home, and Catherine Brown said of the I'm kind of half working because public school schedule she en- it's very difficult to actually work countered as a parent in Wash- from home when your kids are ington, D.C. "The lens through home with you, and they're which the school schedules op- little," Brown said. erate was completely discon- Hubert, who co-owns a public nected from my reality as a full- relations and marketing firm, time worker." looked into day camp and de- Parents complain of scattered cided that the costs and rewards days offthat can sneak up on you just didn't add up. and ofquirky days offthat leave When her sons, now11and 7, parents with few child care op- were younger, she sometimes fions. took them to work for a day of "Well, great, I'm super-glad quiet Lego play and Netflix mov- that it's Casimir Pulaski Day," ALEXANDRA WIMLEY/CHICAGO TRIBUNE ies. Other times, she would take Kristi Hubert, ofOak Park, said of Emily Basque with her children, Simon, right,6,and Lillian,3,says parent-teacher conferences at which Stu- a day off and make the most of it. the holiday honoring the Polish dents are not allowed to attend are particularly hard for arranging child care. "IfI was going to have to take hero of the American Revolution. the day off, I kind of wanted "But, really, it's Tuesday. What do tor ofproject management at a parent who might want to baby- graphically to do so, isn't the some fun-mom credit," she said. you do?" software consulting firm. sit one day a month? Do you have reality for most modern families. "So that's why I started Super Brown and her co-authors Parents patch together solu- a friend with a part-time nanny The qualified and experienced Funday Monday and Super Fil- found that days off in the nation's fions as best they can, Brown said. who might be available? Do you backup baby-sitter who is just day Funday. I can't remember largest public school districts "A lot of people are relying on know a teacher with young chil- waiting around for one to three what we called Tuesday." varied widely. In most school family or friends. Many women dren? Maybe his or her nanny scattered workdays per month is She'd take her sons to down- districts in Lancaster CountyPa., are just making the decision not will be available during school a similarly elusive figure. town Chicago on the commuter the first day ofdeer hunting sea- to work, and I think school sched- holidays. Do you have a friend Online services such as train, which they loved when son was a day off. Kids in many ules are part ofit. Especially for with whom you can split baby- Care.com offer backup care op- they were little. They went to districts got days off for parent- women that are working low- sitting duties, with each of you fions, as well as services such as museums and the planetarium. teacher conferences, which can wage jobs, it doesn't make sense taking both the kids for halfthe background checks. But be aware During one memorable outing, bring the double whammy of a to work a low-wage job when you days? that many sitters are students or they were waiting for a cab in day off for kids and a required have to take so many days off." "The biggest thing that I've part-time workers with limited blizzard conditions when Hu- daytime parent-teacher confer- Brown wants to see systemic learned is that nothing happens availability, so you may need to bert lost her temper with a cab- ence for parents. changes, including a better aligo- naturally" when it comes to land- hire more than one, and the hir- bie who had stopped at the curb Emily Basque, of Chica, is ment of school schedules with ing good child care on days off ing process can be time-consum- but wouldn't pick them up. Hu- particularly frustrated by a ver- working parents' schedules. In Basque said. "You have to plan it ing. bert insisted, and the cabbie sion of Teacher Conference Day the meantime, parents recom- and organize it and touch base Basque, who hired a long-term caved. that includes a parent-teacher mend taldng a proactive ap- with people." nanny through Care.com, said she Her sons were delighted, conference to which the child is proach. You don't want to be the Ifyou have relatives who are looked at 100 resumes, talked Hubert said. They still joke not invited. mom or dad who turns to a new willing and able to step in, con- with 40 candidates on the phone about what happens when 'What the hell am I supposed month on the calendar and gratulations. You've hit the child and met five in person. "mom goes all cabbie" on some- to do with my child, who I cannot breaks out in a cold sweat. Get the care jackpot. The doting grand- "It's really difficult to find one. bring to this meeting?" said entire school schedule as soon as parent who is waiting in the people you trust to leave your Basque, the mother of two chil- you can and start strategizing. wings to provide free child care, child with," she said. [email protected] dren, ages6and 3, and the direc- Do youknow a stay-at-home and is close enough geo- Many parents turn to day PETS/ANIMALS MY PET WORLD lt's best to wait until after the baby ¡s born to adopt a pet By Cathy M. Rosenthal sweet and lovable, new parents Tribune Content Agency must remember to never leave a baby or small child alone with Q: My son and daughter-in- that pet for any reason. Regard- law are having their first baby less ofbreed, that's the single in October. They have in- most important thing for new formed us that they plan on parents to remember with a dog. adopting a pit bull from a res- cue. My wife andIare against My 10-year-old dog gnaws it. We will fear not only for occasionally on places on his them but the baby. I know front legs that end up looking people say it's how the dog is bare ofhair and inflamed. How raised. How do you know how a doItreat that? dog is raised ifit's a rescue? - Ann P., Moyock, NC There must be a reason why the pit bull is a rescue. The dog Dogs chew on themselves could have been mistreated. I because they itch, either from do know that any dog can bite fleas, allergies or even a habit and cause harm. While vaca- formed by anxiety or boredom. tioning in Denver, we found out That means flea preventatives, that ifyou move into the area and allergy and anxiety medica- with a pit bull they will destroy tions can help some dogs. But the dog. It is illegal to own one. dogs itch so much, there is now a How should this be handled? new monthly injectable that stops Also, the apartment they live in their itch for up to a month. Talk is about 500 square feet AMANDA VIVAN/FLICKR RF to your veterinarian about it - Carol N., Syosset, NY lt is better for both dogs and expectant families to wait until after a baby arrives to consider adopting a dog. Regardless of the reason, you will need to treat the hot spots - A: BeforeIaddress your ques- exhausted and don't have the Vick's fighting dogs got adopted tion, many communities realize the irritated skin lesions that tion about pit bulls, let's talk time or energy to train a new dog into homes, and some even servedthat breed bans don't work. In result from repetitive biting about the adoption of a pet right and help him or her succeed in as therapy pets during their lives. fact, they often report the same or chewing, licking and scratching. before the arrival ofa new baby. I the home. Ifthey can wait to It's about how they are being increased number of dog bites, Youcan find hydrocortisone see this happen a lot with expect- adopt a dog until after the baby treated and socialized now. Ifa perhaps because resources tirget sprays and other healing creams ant couples. They want their arrives,Ithink they will be in a dog is raised in a home around dogs based on appearance rather online and at pet stores. If that child to grow up with a dog, or better position to know what kindpeople and with training, things than on behavior. So far,20states doesn't work, your veterinarian they are "nesting" and think now oftime, energy and financial are generally fine. If a dog, regard-have passed provisions prohib- can prescribe something stronger. is the perfect time to add a pet to resources they will have to devote less ofbreed, is neglected or rele- iting cities from enacting breed the family. to the care of a new pet - and the gated to a backyard with little to discrimination provisions. Cathy M. Rosenthal is a longtime Both are bad ideas. First, kids dog will benefit more from wait- no contact with people, he is Ironically, pit bull dogs were animal advocate, author, col- can begin growing up with a dog ing too. more likely to bite or become once America's sweet hearts, urnnist andpet expert who has at any age. They don't need to As for your question about pit aggressive. Shelters and rescue owned by several presidents, more than25years in the animal rush things. My son didn't get his bulls - a term than encompasses groups can behavior test and many celebrities and even chi!- welfarefield. Sendyourpet ques- first dog until he was8years old. about20breeds ofdogs - they make a personality determination dren's author Dr. Seuss. You may tions, stories and tips to cathy® Second, adopting a dog right are no different than any other before putting a dog up for adop- remember Petey from "The Little petpundit.com. Please include before a baby arrives is unfair to dog. It's not about how they were tion. Rascals." He was a pit bull dog. your name, city, and state. You can the dog. New parents are often treated - almost all of Michael As for breed specific legisla- with any pet no matter how follow her @cathymrosenthal. rîbBooks chicagotribune.com/pets PREPO Visit us daily for the latest pet and animal news SCHOOL Tribune columnist James P. DeWan teaches you how to: from the suburbs, city and beyond, plus: Slice, Dice, Whip, Poach, Carve, Roll, Roux, Braise, . Our adoptable animals blog Brine, Stuff, Spatchcock And more! featuring photos and descriptions of Chicagoland pets in need of homes. NOW IN PAPERBACK! u Our suburban and city pet events calendar ;iT lTTO»Avr:lII*1G4YIRt8t \IÁ:()sf riu:Pst;iu )( H j«J( K . Photo galleries, videos, more (thLca4o:ribunt HELP SQUAD Meter replacement ends ¡ngas leak, fight Help Squad, spondence with Nicor's paid. He told me:"Afew They can also check nicorgas.coni/i-es In November 2016, Nicor replaced gas project manager and the days later,Icalled Nicor's idential/ work-in-your-neighborhood. meters in our neighborhood, moving them Nicor claims representa- claims department regard- Work will be performed by Nicor em- from inside to outside people's homes. tive, I asked for clarifica- ing this issue, but nobody ployees or contractors. Both will be identi- They used a third-party company to per- bon on the steps that oc- answered. I left a voicemail fled by Nicor Gas identification badges, form the work. curred following discovery that was never answered. I which must be visible at all times. Boume Less than two hours after work in our ofthe gas leak. Steven then spoke with someone at said: "Ifcustomers have any concerns, they basement was completed, my wife smelled explained that all direction CATHY CUNNINGHAM Norridge Village Hall to see are encouraged to contact Customer Care natural gas. This was distressing because was provided by the third- He/pSquad what recourse I had. She at 888-Nicor4U (888-642-6748) to confirm she was caring for our 1-year-old grand- party worker. Per Steven, gave me the project supervi- a representative has been scheduled to daughter. She approached a worker still the representative did not advise that som's business car&' The supervisor re- perform work at their premises." working outside our home. After testing, Steven's wife call Nicor but rather told her ferred Steven to the claims department And finally, if any work should result in a he reported there was a gas leak in the to contact a plumber. This resulted in both From that point on, Steven reports, it was a gas leak, Boume said, "Customers should basement. a $425 out-of-pocket expense and no re- inonthslong series ofemail correspond- not have to Icok for issues after Nicor Gas Our gas was then shut off leaving us port of the incident to Nicor (at least by ence, many ofthem unanswered. has performed work at their homes or with no heat (fortunately our granddaugh- Steven or his wife). This appears to be "The aggravation of not getting any- businesses ... However, as always, Nicor ter was picked up shortly after this) and where the problem began. where with any ofthem and the sense of urges customers to know what to do if they said to call a plumber to identify the loca- Per Nicor spokesperson Duane Boume, fighting a losing battle is why we finally smell natural gas. (They should) alert oth- tion of the leak. I contacted a plumber who contacting a plumber would not be the turned to Help Squad. We can't thank you ers and leave the area immediately, leave a came the next day and identified the cause recommended first step for getting an enough. Finally, after eight months, and door open as they exit, avoid touching of the leak: a damaged gas valve near the emergency gas repair done. Boume said, your intervention, we received a check for anything that may cause a spark and call old meter. It cost $425 to replace the valve. "If a customer suspects an issue after Nicor $425 yesterday." This was great news, but Nicor Gas or911." I have spent eight months trying to get Gas has completed work at their home or what are the takeaways for others who may reimbursement from Nicor. Can you help? business, they should contact us immedi- be scheduled for meter replacements? Sendyour questions to HelpSquadtâj Steven, Norridge ately at 888-Nicor4U (888-642-6748)' Affected customers should look for a pioneerlocal -corn. Steven did make this call, but it was after letter or door hanger alerting them to the After Steven sent me his email corre- the leak was repaired and the plumber was pending infrastructure improvements. Cathy Cunningham is afreelance columnist. (Ekicagoribuuc Presents STEDMAN GRAHAM IDENTITY SEMINAR lf'nt.:: (o,l'rt FLu! at tIl(' 1ii/e.-1rt (eiztcrNAPERVI LLE LEARN: V ,E R 2 S S149 1'r mte f' S99thtugft Smbrr 1X $25 (:3Upm 9pm ::: - 3 1 2. tl(kCt by fioii'(O 'L)/Iii(It 755. 8 1 70 o r \kit: identity-seminar. L'V(' Il ti') l-1 tcC&)fl L.i 7'/,' ¡riiicijI'c (t'" Ii I :I11J))H'III!CIlI rj 1'Il(' ií sfr ( ;iiî/iI )i/./uiiiì! 6 BOOKS Book recommendations 'Why Poetry?' from the Biblioracle John Warner tells you what to read next lt's like asking, 'why pleasure?' based on the last five books you've read. "The Corrections"by Jonathan Franzen "Here I Am"by Jonathan Safran Foer In his latest book, Zapruder frees "Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrell" by Susanna Clarke readers from the burden of trying to "Mr. Penumbra's 24-Hour Bookstore" figure out meanings and invites them by Robin Sloan "My Life with Bob: Flawed Heroine to simply enjoy ¡t instead Keeps Book of Books, Plot Ensues" by Pamela Paul -Mary P, Lincoinwood By John Warner ChicagoTribune The heart and small human dramas in Tom Rachman's"The imperfectionists"looks I predict this will be my least-read column ofthe year like a good match with Mary. because I am going to write about poetry. It is both distressing and stranthat so many people are put offby poetry, given that so many ofour first experiences with language is with poetry - not only with children's books like Dr. Seuss or "Goodnight Moon," but even with the earlier singsong ofparents babbling to their newborns, all "Breath Becomes Air"by Paul Kalanithi sounds without meaning and yet deeply engaging. "Catch-22"by Joseph Heller In grade school, you'll find dedicated fans ofShel Silver- "Between Them: Remembering My stein's "The Giving Tree" and "Where the Sidewalk Ends." Parents"by Richard Ford But then something happens, and soon enough, poetry which once seemed natural and elemental, becomes alien "You Don't Have to Say You Love Me: A Memoir"by Sherman Alexie and strange. Ifyou feel this way, I am sympathetic; I once felt "imagine Me Gone"by Adam Haslett this way myself, from junior high into my mid-20s. Amy T., Northbrook But as part ofmy graduate studies in creative writing, I was reintroduced to poetry by a professor named John "My Name Is Lucy Barton"by Elizabeth Wood, who was a great poet ("In Primary Light"). In a re- Strout hits the emotional notes that Ithink quired class I was dreading - Form & Theory ofPoetry - I Amy is interested in experiencing. saw Wood move himselfto tears as he read aloud a poem called "Zimmer Guilty ofthe Burnt Girl" by Paul Zimmer. I found my own eyes suddenly flooded in turn. Unfortunately, the thing that had separated me from po- etry was school - or not school so much as "schooling" a process that sometimes seems designed to divorce ourselves "The Casual Vacancy"by J.K. Rowling from our own humanity in the name of"achievement." Once poetry became something to be figured out to be under- "The Woman In Cabin 10"by Ruth Ware "FIerce Kingdom"by Gin Phillips stood, it seemed trite and empty Thepoem "The Giving Tree" "Standard Deviation"by Katherine 1, She! Si!versteiri is a parable about selfless sacrifice ... blah Heiny blah blah. "The Stranger" Fortunately, you do not have to spend years in graduate by Albert Camus Linda P., Pawleys Island, S.C. school with an inspiring professor to be reintroduced to JUANMAGARCIA/ISTOCK poetrr instead, you can read Matthew Zapruder's "Why This is a bookIread when it came out that Poetry" instead. The pleasure in Zapruder's book is in going beyond those just never got any traction but thatI "Why Poetry" is perhaps best described as an "explo- feelings into an exploration into the hows and whys of po- thought was unique and great, andIwish ration" ofpoetry startingwith Zapruder's own beginnings as etry. Zapruder acts as a guide showingus some ofthe epiph- more people agreed with me:"New World a poet as he was playing a kind ofhooky from the graduate anies he experienced as he developed his own craft. Monkeys"by Nancy Mauro. studies he was supposed to be doing. The introduction It is not a "how-to" book, so do not be put offifyou feel no makes his goal clear: to remind us that we can experience desire to write poetry. At its core, the book isn't even neces- deep enjoyment without also having to "figure something sarily about poetry, but is instead a testament to a way of out." seeing and moving through the world that puts experience (In fact, one might argue we enjoyjust about anything and wonder first. more ifwe don't worry about understanding its "meaning.") It recaptures that which draws us to poetry as children, Get a reading from Zapruder, a faculty member at St. Mary's College of Cali- while showing us the even deeper pleasures we are capable the Biblioracle! fornia, sides with Emily Dickinson, who wrote: "ff1 read a ofas adults. book arid it makes my whole body so cold no fire can warm Send a list of the last five books you've mel know that is poetry. If I feel physically as if the top of John Warner is the author of"Tough Dayfor the Army." read [email protected]. my head were taken off, I know that is poetry. These are the Write "Biblioracle" in the subject line. only way I know it. Is there any other way?" 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However, she much ifnot more so than their careers." said that when they tied the knot, neither I asked Piazza for a few tips she took one had any idea that marriage was far away from her interviews. from a cakewalk. Here are nine: The next day, I got an email from au- . Keep all screens out of the bedroom thor and journalist Jo Piazza, requesting (laptops, cellphones, iPads, etc.). an interview with me for a magazine u Travel on your own (in addition to with article she is writing about divorce. Duringyour spouse). our correspondence, I noticed that Piazza . Remember that equality isn't going to be wrote a book that was published a few 50/50 all the time. months ago called "How To Be Marrie&' . Listening is more important Bingo. Here was my chance to get some u Express gratitude in real, tangible ways. answers for my friend, along with millions . Stay your own person. ofother couples - even those in healthy u Get rid ofyour expectations. marriages, who think marriage is, well . Marriage takes a village, so lean on kind of challenging. friends and family for support. Piazza, who is the author offive other . Maintain some mystery in your mar- books - both fiction and nonfiction - got nage (the French call this acting like your CH IRS.tòì' married a couple ofyears ago and sort of husband's mistress). pulled an "Eat, Pray, Love." "Most romantic comedies end with the An editor at Yahoo at the time, Cali- engagement or the wedding. We rarely see fornia-based Piazza traveled to a dozen the next 50 years' Piazza said."Iwanted CH RuY countries - Chile, France, the Nether- to write a raw and honest account of my lands, Sweden, Denmark, Kenya, Tanza- own first year of marriage, so that other nia, Israel, India, the UK, Mexico and folks getting married could see what it other cities in the U.S. to interview hun- was really like after you say I do." dreds ofmen and women and marriage Piazza also said that she thinks social experts. media distorts how we see other people's Her goal: Find out "How To Be Mar- marriages. I could not agree more. tied." 'People only post the very best parts of "Almost all ofthe books out there about their relationships, and even then through marriage are about how to fix a marriage a soft, hazy beautiful filter," she said. once it is broken. There was very little out Despite the fact that I am divorced, I there about how to have a good marriage can offer my own little piece of advice right offthe bat," said Piazza, who writes with regard to "how to be married." It's for publications that include Elle, Cosmo- pretty simple. I ran into a couple recently politan, Redbook, Mane Claire, the Wall who has been married for 25 years and Street Journal, Glamour and New York who have two adult children. magazine. "I think the main difference What is significant is that I saw the between this and 'Eat, Pray, Love' is that I couple at a restaurant on a Saturday night wasn't trying to fix myself through this havingwhat they said was "a date night" journey. I had a marriage that was about to I asked the wife, "What has made your start out in a wonderful place, andI marriage work for 25 years, that here you Presentei by Benefiting wanted to make sure it didn't get broken." are on a Saturday night having a date?" Through discussions with married Her answer: "We just enjoy spending CHICAGO people of different ages, races, ethnic time together. It's always been that way. LuciI)iI. .LtSiL - t '4AGAZfl backgrounds, incomes and lifestyles, We like being around each other." "HowToBe Married" is Piazza's memoir So, ifyou're wondering how to be mar- Sponsared by of her first year of marriage, using the tied, read Jo's book, ofcourse. But my M A R SHALL'S I)ESIGN advice she received. advice is, don't just marry someone you LANDING CENTER "lin my travels, I found that the North- love. Marry someone you really, really like. ti-!i,,, em Europeans really get it right when it comes to marriage," said the 36-year-old Jackie Pilossoph is a freelance columnist. 12 HEALTH ASK THE DOCTORS PEOPLE'S PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS AND HOME REMEDIES INiece's death from Guillain-Barre Which type of beer won't Syndrom leaves many questions cause severeheadaches? By Dr. Robert Ashley Ask The Doctors By Joe Graedon and Teresa Graedon Dear Doctor Could King Features Syndicate you explain Guillain- Barre syndrome? My Q : I have suffered 57-year-old niece died of from regular debifitating it, but it's still a mystery headaches for a few to me. years. They don't re- spond to medication. Dear Reader: First, After months of often please allow me to offer my painful experimentation, condolences for the loss of I discovered they are due your niece. There's no way to beer. This was a huge to make the loss any easier, surprise to me, since! but I will try to explain a FOTOLIA enjoyed beer without bit more about this terrible About one out of a million people vaccinated against the headaches for 35-plus JACK TAYLOR/GErrY disease. flu develop Guillain-Barre syndrome. years before this started. Unpasteurized or tap beer may cause severe headaches Guillain-Barre syn- Now a single beer can because of an ingredient, tyramine, also ¡n red wine. drome (GBS) is an acute nated against the flu devel- patients, GBS can also cause a staggering head- inflammatory attack on the op the condition, although affect the nerves that go to ache lasting over 12 ments had not controlled A: A recent study found nerves by the immune the rates are a bit higher the heart, blood vessels, hours. Not every beer my blood sugar at all. that older people who got system. The theory is that with the H1N1 influenza bladder and the intestines, does this: Guinness and I knew metformin was more than 400 mg of mag- after certain viral or bac- vaccine - about two in a leading to abnormal heart, some Gennan beers are on Walmart's$4 list,but! nesium daily from their terial infections, the million. Note that this is far bowel and bladder ftinc- fine, but IPAs and craft couldn't affi»-d the doc- diets and supplements immune system, in its lower than the number of tion. beers are a problem. tor visits and bloodwork. were less than halfas likely attempt to attack the virus people who die from the Without treatment, 67 My doctor never heardNow ! have gastroparesis to break a bone during or bacteria, also attacks the flu -1.4per 100,000 - and percent ofpeople with ofit. I have not seen the and diabetic retinopathy. eight years of follow-up nerve cells because their the number ofpeople who GBS will start to recover culprit identified. Dehy- Tell your readers not to than those who got only proteins are similar to the develop GBS after the after four weeks. The re- dration is not the issue. use herbs for diabetes. about 200 mg per day viral or bacterial proteins. vaccine is actually lower coverymaybe slow and A:Areview ofthe role of A: Your story reinforces (British Journal of Nutri- Asthe nerves fail to work, than the number of unvac- incomplete depending on dietary factors in head- the importance of regular tion, online, June 20, 2017). the patient develops prog- cinated people who devel- the severity ofthe illness. aches clearly implicates blood glucose measure- Women who met the rec- ressive muscle weakness op it The meningitis yac- The use of plasmapheresis, beer as a trier (Current ments for people with ommended daily intake of and nerve dysfunction cine Menactra also has which filters antibodies Neurology and Neurosci- diabetes. Relying on herbs, magnesium (320 mg) were throughout the body. Each been linked to GBS in from the blood, can speed ence Reports, November dietary supplements or 27 percent less likely to year in the United States, those ages11to 19, but the improvement, as can intra- 2016). Beer was far more prescription drugs without suffer a fracture due to the syndrome is diagnosed level ofrisk is still under venous immunoglobulin. likely to bring on a migraine close medical monitoring is osteoporosis. in one or two of every investigation. Even with these treat- than red wine. The authors a recipe for disaster. Gastro- Magnesium citrate ap- 100,000 people; the risk GBS manifests in many ments, the death rate of suspect the ingredient in paresis (delayed stomach pears to be best absorbed. If increases as we get older. different ways, but syrup- those hospitalized with foods such as cheese, choc- emptyincan lead to nau- you have good kidney func- Infections with the toms generally begin with GBS is 2.58 percent. olate, red wine and beer sea, vomiting, bloating and tion, you should be able to intestinal bacteria Campy- back pain and a feeling of Again, I'm sorry to hear that causes head pain is stomach pain. Diabetic take up to 300 mg daily lobacter jejuni have been tightness and tingling in about the passing of your tyramine. It is more com- retinopathy can impair without a problem.You known to increase the the lower legs. One or two niece. Better treatments mon in unpasteurized or vision. also can get magnesium chaices of GBS, with one days later, weakness devel- are so obviously needed. tap beer because these We are sending you our from green leafr vegetables, study finding that three outops in the legs - so much beers continue to ferment "Guide to Managing Diabe- whole grains and nuts. of1,000patients infected so that getting up from a RobertAshley, M.D., is ari in the bottle or keg.You tes" with io key steps for It may not matter with Campylobacter jejuni chair or walking up the internist and assistant may have to experiment to keepingblood sugar in whether you take your develop GBS. The bacte- stairs can be difficult. professor ofmedicine at the find safe beer for you. check with and without supplement at night or in rium is found in contam- Weakness then can devel- University of California, drugs. It also can be down- the morning. Taking it inated, undercooked poul- op in the mouth, throat Los Angeles. Q: For yearsIhad no loaded for $2 from shortly before bedtime, try and meat, but also and face, causing difficulty insurance, soItook herbswwwpeoplespharmacy however, might help you unpasteurized milk. Infec- talking and eating. Weak- Sendyour questions to to try to control my dia- .com. fall asleep (Journal of Re- tion with HIV, influenza ness can also develop in askthedoctors@mednet beles.Itook Ceyloncia- search in Medical Science, Virus, Epstein Barr Virus the eyes, causing altered ucla.edu, or write:Ask the namon, bitter melon, Ihave osteoporosis December2012). and cytomegalovirus also vision. Doctors, c/o Media Rela- alpha-lipoic acid, ginger and have read that mag- have been linked to a When the muscles used tions, UCLA Health, 924 and other supplements. nesium helps the body In their column, Joe and higher risk of GBS. to breathe are involved, WestwoodBlvd., Suite 350, About a year and a half absorb calcium. What Teresa Graedon answer The influenza vaccine progressive shortness of LosArigeles, CA, 90095. ago,Iwas hospitalized kind of magnesium lettersfrom readers. Send may slightly increase the breath develops, with 9.1 Owingto the volume of for an unrelated illness. should ! take, and how questions to them via chance of developing GBS. percent of patients hospi- mail, personal replies can- When they Checked my much? !s it better to take www.peoplespharmacy Specifically, about one out talized for GBS needing a not be provided. HbAlc, it was11.8.All it in the morning or eve- .com. of a million people vacci- respirator. In 70 percent of those spices and supple- HOME & GARDEN Kid tested, designer approved Bedrooms for youngsters should showcase personality, bring comfort By Melissa Kossler Create a reading nook for Dutton the bookworm. For the kid Assodated Press who likes to have friends over, provide a seating area, Parents, do you want even ifit'sjust cushions and your kids' bedrooms to be a rug and have mood relaxing oases where they lighting or decorative string can decompress and escape lighting. the academic and social Defining separate areas pressures of school? Don't helps kids relax because it assume that means muted creates a sense of structure, colors and quiet sanctuaiy Katillac said. Instead, designers say, let the room reflect your child's Commit to the right personality, even if that coiors. HOUZZ.COM involves some more vibrant Wall color can impact Decorating around a theme or favorite color can help make a child's room feel personalized. colors and patterns. your mood, said Sue "Many parents find that Wadden of choose the room's theme, in shelving where he could hot pink walls are better Sherwin-Williams in said Janet Paik, an editor set out some ofhis favorite than hot pink hair, right? Cleveland. She with the online interior pairs. That not only kept And it's only a bucket of recommends avoiding decorating website Houzz thinorderly, it also paint Such a space allows primary colors in favor of .com. "Ifyou want it to feel created a meaningful kids to be themselves, and more natural or neutral like their personal vignette in the room. that is a calming thing in tones like greens, browns, sanctuary, it needs to be "Kids are very vocal today's world' said interior light grays or soft blues. their own space," she said. about the things they like," designer Kelee Katillac, "It's easier on the eye," Decals, bedding, artwork Katillac said. "Look at their who enjoys designing chil- she said. "It's easier on the and accessories can interests and see ifyou can dren's rooms and runs a brain." highlight a child's interests, turn it into a piece of studio in Kansas City Mo. To promote relaxation, such as a favorite hobby or artwork" She and other designers consider using softer or less sports team, and are easy to recommend working with saturated versions of the change out as they get older, Monitor screens. kids to create an organized, bright colors typically used said Melisa White of Melisa Ideally, the room should multifûnctional and corn- in rooms, she added. If White Interiors in New be media-free at bedtime, fortable bedroom with an you're concerned that your York Turgeon said. interesting color palette. child's color choices could Writable surfaces such as AARON LEIMKUEHLER/KELEE KATILLAC Create a communal These strategies can help. get too bold, pick several chalkboard paint or large In this bedroom, interior designer Kelee Katillac created charging station where the colors you could live with marker boards also let kids a calming, reassuring oasis, a multipurpose space that entire family charges Define th. function. and let them select from customize their room. incorporates study, sleep, organization and socializing. electronics someplace other A first step to creating a those, Wadden suested. than bedrooms, she great space for kids is You can also use other Keep everything in its Heather Turgeon, stressful papers beside your suests. defining what purposes the elements to add the pops of piace. co-author of"The Happy bed might do for you," said "Have everybody say room must serve, Katillac color that kids crave. Provide bins, shelving Sleeper The Thrgeon, a psychotherapist good night to their devices said. Most kids do more Consider painting a colorful and storage that children Science-Backed Guide to at least an hour before than sleep in their rooms. accent wall or adding a can reach to take out and HelpingYour Baby Get a Surround kids with what bedtime' she said. They play, do homework vibrant rug or patterned put away their thin, Good Night's Sleep - they love. Ifchildren keep a and entertain friends there. comforter. White said. Everyone enjoys Newborn to School Age" Consider including a computer in their room, try Delineate a place for each of "Bring in brighter tones a tidy room: "Clutter can (ThrcherPerigee,2014). shelfor bulletin board to separate it visually from the room's main functions, with secondary pieces," cause anxiety although "Alot ofclutter and toys where kids can display the sleep space with a she said. Wadden said. children may not can keep kids' minds items important to them, bookshelf, curtain or Ifa child intends to study understand that" she said. activated, the same way she said. When Katillac was another creative design in the room, supply a desk. Bring In kids' interests. An organized room will having an office desk in working with a teenager idea. chair and gnod lighting Let your child help help children relax, agreed your room or a pile of who collects shoes, she put 14 DREAM HOME *VHT STUDIOS PHOTOS Wilmette homenear golfcourse:$3.3M ADDRESS: 687 Sheridan Rd. in Wilmette ASKING PRICE: $3,250,000 Listed on July 6,2017 Situated in the shadow of the Baha'i Temple, adjacent to Canal Shores Golf Course and across the street from Gilson Park. Every inch of this 1927-built brick and limestone home was replaced with state-of-the art, LEEDS-certified technology Featured details include natural light, glass details, landscaped grounds and bespoke furniture. 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Full unfinished basement. Attached single-car garage with new door Address: 8500N. Greenwood Ave. Address: 543Lavergae Ave. Two-car attached garage. and opener. Price: $475,000 Price: $575,000 Schools:Maine East High School Schools:New Trier High School Address: 1371Marble Hill Drive Address: 1586McCraren Road Taxes: $Z777 Taxes: $9,896 Price: $349,900 Price: $420,000 Agent:Aaron Westerfield/Foundation Agent:Valerie Kistenbroker/Baird & Schools:Stevenson High School Schools:Deerfield High School Real Estate Company Warner Real Estate Taxes: $11,058 Taxes: $6,239 Agent:Susan Coveny/REMAX Prestige Agent:Evgeny Kahn in/Barr Agency Inc. Listingsfrom Homeflnder.com t9e4tCO.' 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Andrew Daniel Ryan G Porter 06-22-17 $112,000 Guzman Arlington Heights 880 June Ter, # 240, Lake Zurich Darryl Markette Anthony Imbrogno 06-21-17 $219,000 2215 Nichols Rd. # 2C, Arlington Natalia Tregubenko Yevgeny Kozachuk 07-03-17 $114,000 Heights 17134 W Cunningham Ct, Tiarrah Jackson Karl W Bolrien 06-21-17 $200,000 Libertyville 2406 N Kennicott Dr, # lA, Renata Oczkowki Timothy Huie 07-03-17 $152,000 Arlington Heights 305 Kenioch Ave, Libertyville John N Sorenson ChunyeXu 06-21-17 $250,000 1525 N Arlington Heights Rd. #8.Vun Kim Barbara Fuzesi 07-03-17 $187,500 1107 Regency Ln, Libertyville Do Hyung Kim A Youjein Hur Keith S Whisenand 06-21-17 $481,000 Arlington Heights 1004 Wellington Ave, LibertyvilleChristian A Lee & Lindsay J Lee Matthew BSlauson 06-21-17 $500,000 2307 N Arlington Heights Rd. Wieslaw Pbs A Henryka Pios Ho Vun Lee 06-22-17 $196.000 Arlington HeIghts 4414 Stonehaven Dr, Long Grove Addison T Marsh & Deanna Matthew T Fyda 06-21-17 $660.000 Marsh los DuntOn Ave, #401. Arlington Stephanie Chen Allison Park Brown 07-03-17 $220,000 Heights 5501 Lincoln Ave, # 402, MortOn Kihe Kim Edward Shamoun 07-03-17 5185.000 Grove 610S Dunton Ave, Arlington Jose Alejando Cedillos Leon & Midland Ira Inc 06-22-17 $245,000 Heights Fredy E Ramirez Leon 7044 Wilson Ter, Morton Grove Tuan Ngoc Le Muoile & Cuong Wallace Hong 06-22-17 $215,000 Nguyen 133 s Highland Ave, Arlington Mark R Ericksen A Mary Ann Esk Family Partnership 06-22-17 $279.000 Heights Ericksen 7831 Arcadia St, Morton Grove Dan Kando & Doreen Kando Emilio Gianrini 06-22-17 $425,000 1111 W Noyes St, Arlington Samio Dinichelli & Yoasung Kevin Paul Wronkiewicz 06-22-17 $350,000 1830 W Knightsbridge Dr, Mount Oscar Alvarez & Veronica Christopher Tokarski 07-03-17 $72.S00 Heights Dinichelli Prospect Marquez 302 s waterman Ave, Arlington Kevin Buckley Michael L Gunderson 06-22-17 $375,000 502 W Huntington Commons Rd. George Kolev & Veselina Kolev Robert Frankiewicz 06-22-17 $146,000 Heights # 442, Mount Prospect 1323 s Chestnut Ave. Arlington Giovanni A Terrcciano & Dennis M Lech 07-03-17 $400,000 1 101 S Hunt Club Dr, # i 16, Potenciano Jr Lagrimas & Nora Daniel S Purpuro 06-22-17 $190.000 Heights Katarzyna w Terrcciano Mount Prospect Rivera 823 Weidner CtS. Buffalo Grove Robert B Alexander A Victoria A Joanne M Coyne 06-22-17 $190,000 206 N School St, Mount Prospect Tomasz Miodowski Sachka Dragomirova Genourova06-22-17 $223,900 Hathaway 720 N Eastman Dr, Mount Joseph Mark Clark A Carolyn Adela Enterprises LIc 06-22-17 $270.000 840 Weidner Rd. #203, Buffalo Krzysztof Koziara & Renata Sheila Karb 06-22-17 $205,000 Prospect Elizabeth Clark Grove Koziara 221 5 Edward St, Mount ProspectAllison Wood A Paul Eugene Kyle Payne 06-22-17 $328,000 301 Lincoln Ter, Buffalo Grove Syiwia Yildiz Armella Kinderknecht 06-22-17 $255,500 WeIss 442 Ferndale Ct. Buffalo Grove Xiaosha Zhang & Luk Leung Gregory Mikoian 06-21-17 $260.000 1431 W Greenbriar Dr, Mount Anna Maria Jezierska Fred Korf 06-22-17 $380.000 Prospect 701 Indian Spring Ln, Buffalo Olga Feifgina 500 CJeon 06-21-17 $290,000 Grove 1620 E Dogwood Ln. Mount Siby Aernat & Mini Aernat Pennisi Trust 07-03-17 $525,500 Prospect 341 Bernard Dr, Buffalo Grove Debra Cohen A Gary Cohen Allegra Muellner 06-22-17 $301,500 7041 W Touhy Ave. # 408, Niles Rita Garcia Judith E Biala 07-03-17 $235,000 546 Crown Point Ct, Buffalo Zhijian Huang & Lei Xia Jong Ho Lee 06-21-17 $386,500 Grove 8336 N Oleander Ave, Niles Vanessa Lesniak Fauerbach Assciates LIc 06-22-17 $315,000 15 Woodridge Ln. Buffalo Grove Albert Eckson & Yelena Ronald P Tindale 06-21-17 $390.000 8317 N Ozanam Ave, Nues Alan Shahbaz & Bernadette Vmckie G lingar 07-03-17 $335,000 Polyashuk Khamonegadbadaki 1245 Devonshire Rd. Buffalo Adam D Shapiro & Samantha L Hemant Deokar 06-21-17 $391,000 3851 Mission Hills Rd. North- Joann Meigs & Joann Dominick Elizabeth Black 06-22-17 $255,000 Grove Shapiro brook Meigs 1 125 Knollwood Dr, Buffalo Justin Sylvan & Ilissa Sylvan Vun Ju Chang 06-2147 $398,000 3810 Mission Hills Rd. North- Charles Mcshane & Claudette Freedman Trust 07-03-17 $502,500 Grove brook Mcshane 972 Cooper Ct, Buffalo Grove Vunming Wang & Yuehong GaO Alice Zhang 06-21-17 $403,000 3801 Greenacre Dr. Northbrook Egidijus Lipnickas & Karina Steven M Liss 06-22-17 $540,000 Lupnickas 8868 Kenneth Dr, Des Plaines Nikita M Patel Paul Varghese 07-03-17 $108.000 263 5 Clubhouse Dr, *0 421, Donna Kosarzecki & Elzbieta Helen Lasser 06-22-17 $95,000 9325 Hamilton Ct. Des Plaines George Geevarghese & Jessy Janet M Sagmeister 07-03-17 $110,000 Palatine Solomianko George 945 E Kenilworth Ave, 6 119, Yelena Mikhailovna Kalmov Timothy Murrio 07-03-17 597,500 960 Beau Dr, # 110. Des Plaines Mukeshbhai Patel & Gitaben Natalia Bolotina 07-0317 $136.000 Palatine Patel 2300 N Enlund Dr, 6 3, Palatine Haley Spolarich Delynn C Winkelrnan 06-22-17 $131,000 660 5 6th Ave, Des Plaines Edward G Britt Thomas M Britt 06-22-17 $174,000 2050 N Ginger Creek Dr, Palatine Iron Bucuci & Oana Luca Ants Killing 06-22-17 $140,000 1600 E macker St, # 410, Des Dawn Marie Bussert Steven C Smart 07-03-17 $180,000 Plaines 651 N Deer Run Dr, 6 651, Christopher M Shulb Robert M Suastegui 06-22-17 $159,000 Palatine 1674 Howard Ave, Des Plaines Rory Joyce & Jessica Joyce Richard D CIme 07-03-17 $197,000 1278 N Knollwood Dr, Palatine Jeremy Andreasik Katlyn A Murphy 06-22-17 $180.000 los4Webster In, Des Plaines Renee Guill Asta Naruseviciene 06-22-17 $220,000 34-4 S Lancelot Ln, Palatine Austin M Kapustka & Jennifer D Russell T Kuzuhara 06-22-17 $210.000 390 S Western Ave, Des Plaines Elaine Sietsema James Pierson 07-03-17 $227,000 Johnson 1209 Evergreen Ave, Des Plaines Rosemary Huynh Gary R Michals 06-22-17 $310,000 132 N Rose St, # 40F, Palatine James M Farrell & SaraJ Farrell David P Busse 06-22-17 $365,000 970 Rose Ave, Des Plaines Myrell Mae L Reguilme & Jezer C Cyndee G Kawalek 07-03-17 $331,000 638 W Longview Ln, Palatine Louis Lawrence Barbara F Lawrence 07-03-17 $385.000 Requilme 2311 5 Circle Dr, Palatine Timothy A Zelo & Susan E Zels Tamara A Noda 06-22-17 $42s,000 719 Reba Pl. # 15. Evanston Phyllis A Ardagh Lindsay A Plath 06-22-17 $149,000 1578 5 Paul Le Comte Ct, Pala- Lawrence W Miller Michael J Lewytskyj 06-22-17 $500.000 922 Judson Ave, # 1, Evanston Parag Bhayani & Huong Ngyen Elaine Hlavach 07-03-17 $340,000 tine 9136 Ewing Ave, Evanston William Gordilo Fei Sun 06-22-17 $367,166 50 5 Dee Rd. A E, Park Ridge Wojciech Krzesinski A Joanna John Setina lii 06-22-17 $282,000 Krzesinski 1621 Church St, Evanston Robert A Muslala Jr Evanston Church Street LIc 07-03-17 $379.000 170 N Northwest Hwy. # 413, Beverly J Tednes A Beverly J Michelle Caceres 06-22-17 $385,000 Brynwiessup Wilmette li Jonathan S Golden 06-22-17 $410,000 1319 Chicago Ave. #401, Park Ridge Tednes Trust Na Evanston 734 S Washington Ave, Park Daniel Stephen Whalen & BiancaCraig S Lorio 06-22-17 $659,000 1830 Ridge Ave. # 501 P20/P29. Isaac Todd & Sophie Todd Daniel Hidder 06-22-17 $440,000 Ridge Whalen Evanston 200 S Home Ave, Park Ridge Dejan Perovic Mark J Kaminsky 06-22-17 $785,000 807 Davis St, # 1204, Evanston Charles B Sethness & Mary R Nancy Lim 07-03-17 $615,000 Sethness 840 E Old Willow Rd. 6111, Zbigniew s Korzenïowski & Ewa George H Jr Binder 06-22-17 $75,000 Prospect Heights Korzeniowski 1841 Asbury Ave. evanston Ashley E Smalley A Martina Craig Todd Carmichael 06-22-17 $625,000 Maurer 208 Viola Ln, Prospect Heights Hoyun Lee & Jung Lee Biju C Mani 06-22-17 $340,000 9308 Lawndale Ave, Evanston Craig J Carlino & Celia Carlino Thomas H Penn 06-22-17 $785,000 1107 Pin Oak Ln, Prospect Patrick J Geraghty & Terri M Gerald A Ruscitti 07-03-17 $540,000 Heights Geraghty 4136 Cove In, # B, Glenview Eva Dodko Cosmini I Andrecan 06-22-17 $140,000 1434 Sutton Cx. Vernon Hills Jeremy W Lyons Karen L Zuke 06-21-17 $170,000 4192 Cove Ln, # D, Glenview Elizabeth Rejimon Mathew Montex Construction Co 06-22-17 $205,000 233 Camargo Ct. Vernon Hills Agustin Servio & Julia Servin NatI Residential Nominee Svcs 06-21-17 $552,500 702 Waukegan Rd. # 6A, Glen- Jordan Marsh & Stephanie Elizabeth Wexler 07-03-17 $325,000 view Marsh 2060 Laurel Valley Dr, Vernon Zachary D Azzanni & Julia H Matthew L Scott 06-21-17 $680,500 Hills Azzanni 3945 Michael In, Glenview Eric Tivers A Sara livers Simon Kilimnik 06-22-17 $500,000 205 E Manchester Dr, Wheeling Subbaraju Kosuri & Sireesha Sheldon L Rosenberg 06-22-17 $231.500 George Tharp & Connie Tharp Development Solution Lic 07-03-17 $667,500 2121 Dauntless Dr, Glenview Rudraraju 1109 Central Rd, Glenview James G Hagedorn & Kathleen John Peilouchoud 07-03-17 $1,605,000 1233 16th St. Wilmette Jill C Anderson & Evan S Demond J Gorman Cook 06-22-17 Hagedorn 5580.000 22628 N Foxtail Dr, Kildeer Xiao Liang & Hao Zhang Minglian Chen 06-21-17 $725,000 140 Huntington St. # 23CE, Lake Janey L Ruesch Mary CT Baer 06-21-17 $202.000 This list Is not intended to be a complete record of all real estate transactIons. Bluff Data compiled by Record Information Services U 630-557-1000 public-recod.com 22 COMMUNITY CALENDAR Listings are subject to change. sentative from CJE SeniorLife is avail- ber,847-784-6030 oped by Kyle Kremer through the Cos- Please call the venue in advance. able for drop-in help with government mos in Concert initiative in Northwest- benefits, health care, and Social Securi- Fashion Outlets of Chicago's Back- em University's Center for Interdisci- ty. Stop by and find out information To-School Celebration:Fashion Out- plinary Exploration and Research in Thursday, Aug. 24 regarding the selection of appropriate lets ofChicago become a shopper's Astrophysics.7p.m. Thursday, Viii- retirement benefits, picking the right paradise for students and teachers alike mette Public Library,1242Wiimette Little Italy Fest - West:The annual health insurance and Medicare pro- during its annual "Back-to-School" Ave., Wiimette, free,847-256-6936 celebration of Italian food and culture grams, determining housing needs, celebration through Aug.27.Shoppers Music on Lincoln Summer Series: features live music on three stages, food identifying supportive resources and can take advantage ofadditional savings Twinray: Popduo Twinray perform vendors, a carnival, bocce ball and a much more. Hosted by Kathy Gaeding during the celebration by visiting Con- 10:30 cierge Services on level one ofthe shop- from4p.m. to8p.m. outside Cafe special mass at 10 a.m. on Sunday.5p.m. from CJE SeniorLife. a.m. Thurs- days, Lincoinwood Public Library ping center to receive a commemora- Aroma. Performances are sponsored by Thursday,3p.m. Saturday and noon Hoffmann Commercial Real Estate in Sunday, Centennial Park,1776 W.Cen- 4000West Pratt Ave., Lincolnwood, tive envelope containing exclusive 847-677-5277 "Back-to-School" offers from participa- partnership with North Shore Music tennial Place, Addison,$10,630-833- free, Institute and Mike Poupko.4p.m. 0100 fing retailers. See the event website. 10 Between the Lines: "Dead Wake" by a.m. Thursday-Sunday, Fashion Outlets Thursday, Cafe Aroma,749Elm St., Evanston and Vicinity Biennial: Erik Larson:This book discussion is of Chicago,5220Fashion Outlets Way, Winnetka, free,847-441-4150 Group Exhibition:The Evanston Art held at two different times, and no Rosemont, free,847-928-7500 Center welcomes the public to this registration is required. New members Friday, Aug 25 exhibition. It includes artists Robin are welcome. Synopsis: Readers get SAIC Art Exhibition at Fashion Out- Diuzen, Riva Lehrer, Timothy Mc- three sides of the global story - the lets of Chicago:Fashion Outlets of Mullen, Ryan Thompson and Rafael E. U-boat commander, British Admiralty Chicago is featuring the work of three Live at White Pines - The Concert Vera.9a.m. Thursday-Sunday, Ev- and President Wilson - but what really Master ofDesign graduate students Series:The summer concert series on from the School ofthe Art Institute of anston Art Center,1717Central St., elevates this book are the affecting 37Bar & Grill's patio features live music Evanston, free,847-475-5300 stories of individual crew and pas- Chicago (SAIC), as part ofThe Collec- on the last Friday ofthe month. The sengers. 10 a.m. Thursday and7p.m. tion: Where Art Meets Fashion. The series features a variety of entertain- "Gypsy": Enjoy the ultimate tale of an Tuesday, Morton Grove Public Library three winning students, Alexia Roach, ment7p.m. Friday, White Pines Golf ambitious stage mother fighting for her 6140Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, Nick Mashie and Shaly Guo, entered a Club,500 W.Jefferson St., Bensenville, -daughters' success while secretly 847-965-4220 university-wide competition and were free,630-766-0304 yearning for her own, with full orches- selected to exhibit their artwork as part tra. The story takes place all across Lotl4 Community Auction:This ofThe Collection's rotating exhibition Shabbat at the Park:Skokie's Temple items never of- series. 10 a.m. daily, Fashion Outlets of America in the192 Os,when vaudeville auction features300 Beth Israel members and friends have was dying and burlesque was born. fered here before and lowered or elimi- Chicago,5220Fashion Outlets Way, special worship experiences at Shabbat Recommended for those ages 12 and nated reserves on about 100 items pre- Rosemont, free,847-957-4600. at the Park. This outdoor experience older.2p.m. Thursday,8p.m. Friday,8 viously offered. Join for a dynamic live features sing-along fun and is held Rockin' in the Park 2017:MB Finan- p.m. Saturday and2p.m. Sunday, Calm auction in Nues, to benefit Maine Com- under the shelter. Attendees should Auditorium,600Emerson St, Ev- munity Youth Assistance Foundation cial Park at Rosemont celebrates the bring their own dinners and a dessert to anston, Tickets start$34, 847-920-5360 and get good deals while helping great summer season with the return of the share.6:30p.m. Friday, Loveiace Park, causes.5p.m. Thursday, Lot14Auc- "Rockin' in the Park" free weekly sum- 2740Gross Point Road, Evanston, free, "Trevor":Writers Theatre presents a tions,7900N Milwaukee Ave#2,Nues, mer concert series. The event features 847-675-0951 world premiere musical about a13- free,847-625-0555 the music ofclassic cover bands, food year-old boy coming to terms with his and beverage tents on the park's great "The God of Isaac":Grippo Stage sexuality.7:30p.m. Thursdays,7:30p.m. Rock Music Month: Chicago's Local lawn and a musical fireworks display Company presents James Sherman's Music Scene Panel: an after every show.7p.m. Thursdays, ME Fridays,3p.m. and7:30p.m. Saturdays, This will be semi-autobiographical account of a Financial Park at Rosemont,5501Park 7:30p.m. Tuesdays and7:30p.m. exciting panel discussion from local young American Jew searching for his Wednesday, Writers Theatre,325 Tu- musicians and venue bookers about the Place, Rosemont, free,847-349-5008. identity.8p.m. Friday,3p.m. Saturday,8 dor Court, Glencoe,$35-$80,847-242- music scene in and around Chicago.7 p.m. Saturday and3p.m. Sunday, Piven 6000 p.m. Thursday, Northbrook Public Mega Connect Progressive Break- Theatre Workshop,927Noyes St, Ev- Library,1201Cedar Lane, Northbrook, fast:The structured format of this anston,$39, 800-838-3006 Chamber's Young Professionals free,847-272-6224 program offers members a productive Group Summer Food Drive:Resi- networking experience. It gives each Lakeside Yoga for Free:This takes dents and neighbors can help keep food Chicago: Everything Oid is New participant an opportunity to speak to a place on Fridays in August at the Park available for those in need through this Again:Enjoy the new Riverwalk as you receptive audience about his/her com- Center Patio Lawn. Participants enjoy year's special Summer Food Drive. It is stroll in Chicago, then on to lunch at pany's products and services. The event the tranquility of a beautiful lakeside led by YPG chairman Chris Falcon, one of the restaurants in the Randolph includes informal networking over a setting for an hour. Attendees bring owner of Reactive Performance En- Street Market. This event includes tour, buffet breakfast, and rotating small their own yoga mat, and for more infor- hancement Center and Food Drive lunch, and transportation.9a.m. Thurs- group presentations. Expand your mation, call.5:30p.m. Friday, Glenview chair David Kohn of Printwell Printing, day, North Shore Senior Center,161 reach and resources.7:30a.m. Thurs- Park Center,2400Chestnut Ave., Glen- who are orchestrating the collection of Northfield Road, Northfield,$119mem- day, Holiday Inn North Shore,5300 W. view, free,847-724-5670 special boxes, which will be located in ber,$139nonmember,847-784-6030 Touhy Ave., Skokie,$30members ad- businesses throughout the Village. The vance;$40non member advance, 847- Birdies and Beers Friday Special: Food Drive runs through the month of IPhone Settings: How to Use and 724-0900 Get a group of friends together for21 a August. A full list of participating busi- Make the Most of Them:Settings on and older night of fun. Enjoy a round of nesses will be available on the Cham- your iPhone may be the most important Celestial Suite Featuring Axiom golf, riding cart and a round of beers. ber's website.9a.m. Thursday-Aug.31, tool, yet the least understood. Each Brass:Celestial Suite is a multimedia For more information or to book a tee Glenview Chamber of Commerce,2222 feature and function impacts how you show featuring narration, astronomy time, visit golfglenview.com or call Chestnut Ave., Glenview, donations use your iPhone, but Settings offer a visuals and live music performed by the 847-657-1637. 4p.m. Friday, Glenview accepted,847-724-0900 way to change or modify everyday quintet Axiom Brass. The show ex- Prairie Club,2800West Lake Ave., tasks.1p.m. Thursdays, North Shore plores the beautiful rings of Saturn, the Glenview,$25per person,847-657-1637 Senior Pesource Specialist: Arepre- Senior Center,161Northfield Road, most distant galaxies in the universe Northfield,$29member, $35 nonmem- and more. Celestial Suite was devel- Turn to Calendar. Page 23 CALENDAR 23 Calendar, from Page 22 tute and Mike Poupko. 4p.m. Friday, Get Hooked Crafts: Heat Emboss- nership with North Shore Music Insti- Cafe Aroma. 749 Elm St., Wînnetka, ing: Registration is required for this tute and Mike Poupko. 5 p.m. Saturday, Rock Music Month Trivia: This is an free, 847-441-4150 class to use rubber stamps, embossing Good Grapes, 821 Chestnut Court, opportunity to get a group of up to six powder, and a heat tool to create won- Winnetka, free, 847-441-4150 together to test rock music knowledge derful greeting cards and gift tags. Ma- and enjoy snacks and drinks. Call to Saturday, Aug. 26 terials are provided. 10 a.m. Saturday, sign up. 7 p.m. Friday, Northbrook Pub- Morton Grove Public Library, 6140 Sunday, Aug 27 lic Library, 1201 Cedar Lane, North- Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, 847- brook, free, 847-272-2830 Mutt Putt at Canal Shores Golf I: Course: National Dog Day: The Mutt 965-4220 Live Jazz with Chad Wlllets Trio: On Gentie Yoga: Due to high demand, two Putt is a celebration of National Dog Sundays they have their full brunch Day at Canal Shores Golf Course in Morton Grove Farmers Market: menu with live jazz and the Chad Wil- yoga sessions are now offered. Space in Dozens oflocal vendors selling local each session is limited to the first 50 Evanston, one of the few dog-friendly lets Trio from 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m. 11:30 golf courses around. You'll find food, produce, grass fed meat, cage free es, a.m. Sundays, Peckish Pig, 623 Howard people. Yoga instructor Olga Rudiak honey, artisan cheese, cosmetics, jew- leads a series of yoga sessions for im- fun, activities and events for people and St., Evanston, free, 847-491-6778 pets. Admission is free. 10 a.m. Sat- elry, soap, waffles made to order, tacos, proved physical strength, relaxation tamales, elotes, coffee, baked goods, and and mental clarity. Exercises are done urday, Canal Shores Golf Course, 1030 John Williams' Sunday music ses- Central St., Evanston, free, 847-475- more. Free live music every week. Kid- slom 3 p.m. Sunday, The Celtic Knot in a chair or standing not on the floor. die corner and free drawings weekly. 8 9:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. Fridays, North- 9173 Public House, 626 Church St., Ev- a.m. Saturdays, Morton Grove Farmers' anston, free, 847-864-1679 brook Public Library, 1201 Cedar Lane, Market, 6210 Dempster St., Morton Northhrook, free, 847-272-6224 100th Anniversary of 8th Infantry Regiment WWI: This presentation is Grove, free, 847-750-6436 "Paterson": This R-rated film is about on the 8th Illinois, an Illinois National a quiet observation ofthe triumphs and Friday Fun and Games: This is for all Family Rock Show with Future Hits: adults to come and play familiar games, Guard Unit which became the 370th defeats ofdaily life, along with the Infantry Regiment during World War I. The educators-turned-rockers Future poetry evident in life's smallest details. learn new games, make friends and Hits put on an exciting show of rockin' challenge their brain power. Drop by Hear how the untested group of Ameri- Just drop in. 1:30 p.m. Sunday, Glen- can soldiers help bring WWI to a close. music and educational fun. 11 a.m. Sat- view Public Library, 1930 Glenview the North Suburban YMCA every Fri- urday, Northbrook Public Library 1201 day morning from 10:15 to 11:15 for an 3 p.m. Saturday, Evanston Public Li- Road, Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 brary, 1703 Orrington Ave., Evanston, Cedar Lane, Northbrook, free, 847-2 72- hour of board, card or word games. 6224 Bring your own favorites, or just show free, 224-717-0995 Intro to Square Dance Party: Learn the basics of square dance to today's up and play what's on the table. Free Park Ridge Farmers Market: The coffee and tea available while you play. We Want To Have Fun, Too - Special upbeat music. No experience, partner Needs Social Dance: A weekly pro- market offers SNAP/LINK Double or fancy clothes are needed. The event For more information, contact Karen Match this year. 7 a.m. Saturdays, Park Brownlee, [email protected]. gram of social dancing geared to the is hosted by Glenview Square Dance Special Needs community featuring Ridge Farmers Market, 15 S. Prairie Club. For more information, visit glen- 10:15 a.m. Fridays, North Suburban Ave., Park Ridge, free, 847-212-9994 YMCA, 2705 Techny Road, North- live, acoustic world music by the Ev- viewparks.org or call. 6 p.m. Sunday, brook, free, 847-272-7250 anston-based band Jutta and the Hi- Glenview Park Center, 2400 Chestnut Dukes. All skill levels are invited to do Original "Rocky Horror Picture Ave., Glenview, free, 847-724-5670 fun traditional dances from many cul- Show" Screening: Wizard World Women In Businass Networking presents a screening ofthe 1975 Twen- Breakfast: Join the Park Ridge Cham- tures. This is partially supported by a Critics' Choice Cinema: "Amnesia": grant from the Evanston Arts Council. tieth Century Fox classic musical, "The The film, "Amnesia" is not rated and is ber for a fun, interactive networking Rocky Horror Picture Show," during breakfast and hear Mary Erlain, Presi- 11 a.m. Saturday, Evanston Civic Center, in German and Russian with English 2100 Ridge Ave., Evanston, $5 admit Wizard World Comic Con Chicago, on subtitles. It is about a young music dent, Peak Development Strategies Saturday. Hosted by Barry Bostwick, present, "Selling to the 5 Generations in Aides enter free, 847-864-1022 composer who befriends an older mys- who plays Brad Majors. 9:15 a.m. Sat- terious neighbor and draws out her the Marketplace." 8:30 a.m. Friday, Park urday, Donald E. Stephens Convention Ridge Chamber of Commerce, 720 Free Trail Walk: Guided trail walks are secrets through his techno music crea- ideal for families and individuals and Center, 5555 North River Road, Rose- rions. 2 p.m. Sunday, Morton Grove Garden St., Park Ridge, $12 members mont, $20-$89,310-648-8410 $17 nonmembers and walk-ins, 847- those who are interested in nature. For Public Library 6140 Lincoln Ave., Mor- 825-3121 more information, call. 2p.m. Saturday, ton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 The Grove, 1421 Milwaukee Ave., Glen- Kids Cooking Class: Swiss Polis: our chefs will be taught by our executive 2017 Wizard World Comic Con Chi- view, free, 847-724-5670 Men's Club Food for Thought Break- chefhow to make delicious swiss rolls. fast: The Men's Club ofBeth Hillel cago: The "Doctor Who" trio of David Before the hands-on-demonstration we Tennant and Alex Kingston, John Bar- Glenview Farmers Market: For a full Bnai Emunah Congregation in Wil- list of vendors and special market will provide a breakfast buffet with mette presents its first Food For rowman and the "Avengers: Age of assorted juices. We also will provide the Ultron"/"Captain America: Civil War" events visit: www.glenviewfarmers- Thought Breakfast ofthe season: A market.org. For more information, call. Swiss roll recipe for your child to make Global Refugee Crisis and the Jewish tandem of Elizabeth Olsen and Paul at home for friends and family. Advance Bettany are among the dozens of celeb- 8 a.m. Saturdays, Wagner Farm, 1510 Call to Action, following minyan serv- Wagner Road, Glenview, free, 847-724- registration required. 8:30 a.m. Sat- ices. The featured speaker is Jessica rities and industry professionals at the urday, Maggiano's Little Italy, 175 Old 2017 Wizard World Comic Con Chi- 5670 Schaffer, Director ofH1AS. 9:30 a.m. Orchard Shopping Center, Skokie, $15 Sunday, Beth Hillel Congregation Bnai cago, part of North America's largest per child; $25 per adult, 847-933-9555 pop-culture touring expo. Noon Friday, Parent and Child Tournament: Emunah, 3220 Big Tree Lane, Will- Swing into summer with a competitive mette, free, 847-256-1213 10 a.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. Sunday, Northfieid Farmers Market: 7:30 Donald E. Stephens Convention Center, day of golf at the Parent-Child Tourna- ment. Parents and their child age 5 and a.m. Saturdays, Northfield Farmers' Children's Theatre of Wlnnetka 5555 North River Road, Rosemont, Market, 6 Happ Road, Winnetka, free, $40-$499,310-648-8410 up share a day on the golf course and Auditions for "Oliven": Auditioning play together to win prizes. Regis- 847-446-4451 children must reside or attend school in Music on Lincoln Summer Series tration deadline is Aug.24. For addi- the New Trier Township for this fall's tional information, visit golfglenview- Music on Lincoln Summer Series musical "Oliver!" They are held at these Presents Tony Alvarez: Singer/goi- Presents Loule Zagoras: Singer1' tarist Tony Alvarez performs from 4 .com or call. 9 a.m. Saturday, Glenview dates and times with age break outs: Prairie Club, 2800 West Lake Ave., guitarist Louie Zagoras of Rollover Aug. 27 at 2 p.m. for 4th- and 5th- p.m. to 8 p.m. outside Cafe Aroma. presents a free solo performance from 5 Performances are sponsored by Hoff- Glenview, $65 per twosome, 847-657- graders and at 3:30 p.m. for 6th- 1637 p.m. to 9 p.m. outside Good Grapes. through 8th-graders; or Aug. 28 at 4 mann Commercial Real Estate in part- Performances are sponsored by Hoff- nership with North Shore Music Insti- mann Commercial Real Estate in part- Turn to Calendar, Page 24 24 ALENDAR N Calendar,fromPage 23 Figures' which is rated PG, is the un- George's band became a household Public Library, 1930 Glenview Road, told story of a team of three female, name in America. This summer, the Glenview, fr, 847-729-7500 p.m. for 4th- and 5th-graders, and at African-American mathematicians. library celebrates the Fab Four with all 5:30 p.m. for 6th- through 8th-graders. They were the brains behind one of the things Beatles. 7p.m. Wednesday, Mor- Cruisin' Park Ridge: Come out for 2 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. Sunday, and 4p.m. greatest operations in history: the ton Grove Public Library, 6140 Lincoln Cruisin' Park Ridge, the car shows in and 5:30 p.m. Monday, Winnetka Com- launch of astronaut John Glenn into Ave., Morton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 Park Ridge on the first Fridays of June, nunity House, 620 Lincoln Ave., Win- orbit. The cast includes: Taraji P. Hen- July, August and September. Hosted by netka, free, 847-446-0537 son, Octavia Spencer and Janelle Northbrook Farmers Market: Find the Park Ridge Chamber, held in the Monae. 11:30 a.m. Tuesday, Morton fresh fruits, vegetables and much more library lot. 6 p.m. Sept. 1, Park Ridge Monday, Aug 28 Grove Public Library, 6140 Lincoln at this weekly market. Handicapped Public Library, 20 S Prospect Ave., Park Ave., Morton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 accessible. Free parking. 7 a.m. Ridge, free, 847-825-3121 Wednesday, Cherry Lane and Meadow Poke 101: Join us at Mariano's Des Maker Meetup: If you are a maker/ Road, Northbrook, free Free Jefferson Starship Concert at Plaines to learn how to make your own DIY-er and want to share your project, MB Financial Park: This is a free Jef- poke bowl while sipping on sake. Ad- skills, or just get some advice, join to Knitting Studio and Workshop: Each ferson Starship concert that takes place vance registration required. 6:30 p.m. share your latest no-, low-, and hi-tech Wednesday afternoon, Certified Knit- from 7 p.m.-10 p.m. Food and beverage Monday, Mariano's Des Plaines, 10E projects. Every month, the group does a ting Instructor Mary Staackmann pro- tents from MB Financial Park's venues Golf Road, Des Plaines, $15 brief intro on a piece of technology or vides personalized instruction, answers are available for guests to enjoy during project, followed by free time to meet any questions about knitting, and per- the concerts. Outside food and coolers The Mudfiapps live every Monday: and share. 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, North- haps gets you started on a new project. are prohibited. Parking is available at The Mudflapps sing and play their brook Public Library 1201 Cedar Lane, Bringyour supplies or project in prog- the MB Financial Park parking garage hearts out every Monday in the pub Northbrook, free, 847-272-6224 ress. Brush up on your skills, learn new and is free with validation from any of from 8 p.m. until 12 a.m. Food and drink techniques, or just spend an afternoon the park's venues. 7 p.m. Sept. 1, MB served late. 8 p.m. Mondays, The Celtic Miss Jamie from the Farm: Young knitting with others. 1:30 p.m. Wednes- Financial Park at Rosemont, 5501 Park Knot Public House, 626 Church St., children will enjoy the music and sto- day, North Shore Senior Center, 161 Place, Rosemont, free, 847-349-5008. Evanston, free, 847-864-1679 ries from Miss Jamie. 3:30 p.m. Tues- Northfield Road, Northfield, free, 847- day, Mariano's, 3358 W Touhy Ave., 784-6060 Knitting Roundtable for Adults: Skokie, free Saturday, Sept 2 Ronnie Rund, an expert knitter, shows Posemont's Big Break Vocal Corn- attendees how to knit or how to solve petition: Audience members who are Amy O. Woodbury's 17th Annual knitting challenges. Bring one's current Wednesday, Aug. 30 ages 21 and older may vote to decide Front Yard Art Saie: Over 60 paint- roject(s) and needles. 2 p.m. Mondays, who wins the "Big Break" competition ings, drawings and mixed media pieces Morton Grove Public Library 6140 Found's Salon Serles Featuring and the $10,000 grand prize. The nine- are for sale, including abstracts, hori- Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, 847- Nicholas Barron: Found Kitchen and week competition includes weekly zons, figures, and murals. 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Just three players who started on last year's Class 8A state championship team are back. Maine South will have a whole new offensive line. The Hawks will have to replace lineman Kevin Jarvis, who now plays at Michigan State, among oth- ers. Plus, first-year quarter- back John O'Sullivan takes over for Nick Leongas. The Hawks do, however, return their biest play- maker in senior running back Fotis Kokosioulis, and he is determined to lead his team back to the state finals. "I think what helped us win last year was people didn't think we were going to win, so we used that as motivation,"said Koko- sioulis, a Park Ridge resi- dent. "And I think this year people are already thinking URADLEY LEEB/AP that since we lost all these Maine South's Fotis Kokosioulis tries to avoid a tackle by Loyola's Mickey Kane during the Class 8A state final onNov. 26, 2016,at Memorial Stadium in guys they might be doubt- Champaign. ing us. So we'll use that as motivation as well to try and pressure off the quarter-doing endurance training inexploits certainly come asyou've ever met - so he "I think the guys that get it done." back, so we'll use Fotis in all anticipation of a biggerno surprise to his team- brings that same attitude towe've got coming in are Kokosioulis rushed forkinds of different ways,"workload this season. Themates. Senior Cam Stacy practice every day and in doing pretty good, so I don't 1,464 yards and 21 touch-Inserra said. "Line him up 5-foot-9 Kokosioulis said he who returns as a startinggames. He's just a reallythink it'sall on me, you downs last season for theeverywhere, somehow andalso added 10 pounds ofreceiver and safetyforspecial running back." know," Kokosioulis said. "I Hawks. He's also a majorsomeway get him the ballmuscle to his frame andMaine South, said Koko- Kokosioulis is aware that obviously have to do my threat in the passing game,and make it a little bit easiernow weighs 175 pounds. sioulis' work ethic is unpar- many will view him as thepart but I have trust in our as he's compiled more thanon John O'Sullivan?' "He looks bigger, but he's alleled. focal point of the Hawks'guys. Coming in I could see 4,000 yards of offense in the Kokosioulis, who com-always looked big - he's "I haven't really played offense this season, but he's how it looks like it's on me, past two years, Hawksmitted to play at Northernjust a very strong kid,"with many guys like him," not concerned about hisbut I don't think it is at all, coach Dave Inserra said. Illinois in April, said heInserra said. 'Pound forsaid Stacy a Park Ridgesupporting cast. Koko-because I know my guys And, given the lack ofdidn't bother attending re-pound he's our strongestresident. "I don't really be- sioulis extolled O'Sullivan's and I have trust in them and varsity experience sur- cruiting camps this summer guy. He just really has anlieve he gets the recognition arm strength and acumen in I think they'll do a great rounding him this year, he'lland instead focused on pre- incredible work ethic andthat he deserves and he puts the pocket and tabbed Stacy job." likely be called upon toparing for his senior season he's got the skills to go alongin the work like no one else. and senior wide receiver carry an even bigger load. and another run at a statewith it.That's what youHe's always pushing every- Rory Hayes as guys whoBrett Christie is a freelance "We've got to take sometitle. want and that's why he's aone else at practice. Heshould have huge years reporterfor Pioneer Press. pressure off the 0-line and Kokosioulis said he spent Division I player." hates losing - he's one ofalongside him forthe we've got totake somea good portion of his time Kokosioulis' offseasonthe most competitive guys Hawks. Twitter @PioneerPress 30 SPORTS FOOTBALL SEASON PREVIEW 2017 MAINE SOUTH BY Biurr'r CHRISTIE new starters on the offen-2017 schedule Pioneer Press sive line, including 6-3, 253- pound sophomore left 8/26at Glenbard West. Coach: Dave Inserratackle Peter Skoronski, 1:30 (17th season) whom Inserra raved about 9/1LINCOLN-WAY EAST,7 J Last time out: 11-3, de- Three-and-out: Slightly9/8FREMD,7 feated Loyola 27-17 in Class more experience returns 9/15at Palatine,7:30 8A state final on the defensive side of the 9/22EVANSTON,7 Mark the calendar:ballfor Maine South,9/29at Niles North,7 Oct. 13 at New Trier. Thewhich employs a 3-4 de- 10/6 GLENBROOK SOUTH, Trevians ended the Hawks' fense. 7 i 77-game Central Suburban Senior Roi-y Hayes, who 10/13at New Trier,7:30 South winning streak lastmissed the second half of10/20at Niles West,7 season by defeating Maine last season due to an anide South 27-21 in Park Ridge. inju is expected to be a New Trier went on to win force at outside linebacker. he's had the Midas Touch the conference title. He also plays receiver. Fel- with quarterbacks.Last First-and-bth Just threelow two-way player Camseason, Nick Leongas starters return for a MaineStac34 a senior safety and threw for 2,871 yards, 28 South offense that averaged wide receiver, will anchor touchdowns and two inter- 39.3 points per game lastthe Hawks' secondaiy ceptions. season. However, star sen- Senior linebacker An- O'Sullivan, like Leongas, ior running back Fotisdrew Masterson, junior de-will be a first-year starter. Kokosioulis,a Northernfensive lineman JonnyInserra is confident he'll Illinois commit, is back. Halvorsen and junior out-continue the lineage of BRIAN O'MAHONEV/PIONEER PRESS The 5-foot-9, 175-poundside linebacker Jimmystrong quarterbacks. Maine East's Julio Cabrales carries the ball against Vernon Hills on Oct.7, 2016. Kokosioulis ran for 1,464 Bartell are also expected to "Every quarterback yards and 21 touchdownsbe major contributors. we've had has been a col- last season. "We're not quite as big as lege player, mostly at the "He brings it all," Inserrawe were last year," StacyDivision I level," Inserra said. "He is so incredibly said. "But we're faster?' said. "So (Charlie) knows MAINE EAST quick and shifty and he just Keep an eye on: Mainewhat he's doingand they've knows the game. He knows Southis known foritsgot a good connection, so I BY HEATHER RuJE of them started on defense2017 schedule how to block He knowsoffense thanks to offensive trust what's going on Pioneer Press last season as well due to the how to catch. He can runcoordinator Charlie Bliss, there?' low roster numbers. 8/25SCHURZ,7 with the ball. He's a corn-who is entering his 17th Coach: Scott Smith Three-and-out Junior 9/1at Ridgewood,7 plete player." season alonide Inserra. Brett Christie is a freelance 9/8WHEELING,7:30 (third season) offensive and defensive Senior John O'Sullivan Bliss' spread attack has reporterforPioneer Press. Last time out: 1-8, didlineman Emmanuel Carson 9/15at Buffalo Grove,7 takes over at quarterbackbeen difficult for defenses 9/22at Deerfield,7 not make playoffs returns and is "somebody and is accompanied by fiveto stop over the years and Twitter @Pioneer_Press Mark the calendar:that teams are going to have9/28at Maine West, TBA Sept.28 at Maine West. This to plan for," Smith said. 10/6at Glenbrook North,7 is a game between district Then there'sCabrales' 10/13VERNON HILLS,7:30 and conference rivals. younger brother, Baltazar, a10/20HIGHLAND PARK,7 First-and-b: Look forsophomore linebacker who senior running back Julio"gothisbrother's tough Cabrales, who is 5-foot-6 mentality," Smith said. good because it will eat up and 150 pounds, to put up The defense will looksome time, according to more good numbers. Lastdifferent this season thanksSmith. season he rushed for about to transfer Zion Lopez. The "We're just trying to con- 800 yards, according tojunior lineman stands 6-5trol the clock," Smith said. Smith. and weighs 340 pounds. "We're trying to run the Having him back is "a "He's going to be a force" football' huge bonus for us:' Smithas he continues to develop, Smith would like to see said. Smith said. his team achieve a winning Quarterback Joshua Keep an eye on: Therecord this season, and a Devitt started the last sixBlue Demons have 53 play- trip to the playoffs would be games for Maine East lasters in the program from particularly notable. Maine season as a sophomore, andfreshmen to seniors, withEast has not advanced to the he'll be back again to leadabout 16 juniors and sen- playoffs since 1977. the team's offense. iors. "Ultimately,that'sour Other key returners in- With so many players goal," Smith said. clude senior Nate Bonds,seeing significant time on senior Krishna Patel, juniorboth sides of the ball, Maine Heather Rule is a freelance Raul Vargas, junior Chris-East wants to develop a reporter for Pioneer Press. KEVIN TANAKA/PIONEER PPESS tian Andrews-Stewart and solid running game. A 10- to Maine South's Cam Stacy(6)wraps up Evanston's Andrew Baumann(8)after he made sethor lijan Michael. Most 13-play drive is considered Twitter @Pioneer_Press a catch on Oct.21, 2016,in Evanston. SPORTS FOOTBALL SEASON PREVIEW 2017 NILES WEST BY NICK Moitr.tNo Joseph Park, a senior2017 schedule Pioneer Press middlelinebacker,will lead theunit. He was 8/25 at Buffalo Grove,7:30 Coach: Jesse Piercerecently named one of the 9/1 SOLORIO.7 (first season) two senior captains by his 9/8 PROSPECT,7 Last time out 4-5, didfellow teammates. 9/15 at Hersey,7:30 not make playoffs Fellow senior middle 9/22 at New Trier,7:30 Mark the calendar:linebacker Cody Gartner 9/28 at Glenbrook South,7 Oct 6 vs. Evanston. Nilesand junior strong safety10/6 EVANSTON,7 West lost 42-35 at Ev-John Trinh will also help 10/13at Nues North,7:30 t anston in 2016. Had theythe defense make strides in 10/20 MAINE SOUTH,7 won, the Wolves would2017. The Wolves allowed have been playoff eligible. an average of 38 points per First-and-1O: Pierce game a year ago. coach for Newman Smith. will look to implement a "We are a little bit fur- Before moving to Texas, new offensive system forther along defensivelyPierce was adefensive the 2017 season. right now," Pierce said.coordinator for five of his Last year, the Wolves"What we are trying to doseven years at St. Francis in had 264 passing attemptsis something new and dif-Wheaton. and 250 rushing attempts.ferent but you can defi- Pierce said he is in his Pierce's offense will corn- nitely see guys buying in to 18th season coaching foot- mit more to the groundwhat's going on." ball, but he's never been a game. Pierce said that the big-head coach before. "In terms of offense, itgest adjustments are in the "It was an opportunity was quite a bit more fastterminology used by thethat I felt was like one of paced and throwing thecoaching staff. those once-in-a-lifetime KEVIN TANAKA/PIONEER PRESS ball," Pierce said. "We are Keep an eye oit For thesituations," Pierce said of Nues North's Bruno Prosper-Kanam(34)runs between Evanston's Andrew Baumann (8) going to be a little bit more lastthreeyears,Piercethe Niles West job. and Jacob Greifer (19) during his 46-yard touchdown run on Oct. 14, 2016, in Skokie. ball control. We are goingcoached high school foot- to try to run the ball a littleball in Texas. In 2014, he Nick Moreano is a freelance bit more." was the offensive coor- reporterfor Pioneer Press. Three-and-out For thedinator for Palestine and Wolves, their strength liesfor the next two years he Twitter @Pioneer_Press NILE S NORTH in their defense. served as offensive line BY NICK Mom*io Kanam. 2017 schedule Pioneer Press "My whole line is young so I'm really excited to see 8/25 at De La Salle,7:30 Coach: Mike Garoppolowhat they're going to do," 9/1 LEO,7:30 (second season) Prosper-Kanam said. 9/8 SCHAUMBURG.7 Last time out: 1-8, did Three-and-out In 2016, 9/15 at Elk Grove.7:30 not make playoffs the Vikings surrendered the 9/22 GLENBROOK SOUTH, Mark the caIendar Octmost points (345) among 7 13vs. Nues West. Nuesthe six teams in the Central 9/29 AT MAINE SOUTH,7 North won one game lastSuburban South, giving up 10/6 at New Trier,7:30 season and it was on thean average of 38 points per 10/13NILESWEST, 7:30 road against the Wolves game. 10/20 at Evanston,7:30 (56-42). The vikings will be With plenty of new- home this time and willcomers moving into starting look to defeat rival Nuesroles this year, the Vikings Even though last season West for the fourth year in a defensewill once againdidn't go well, it allowed a row. have a tough task. mix of players to get valu- First-and-1O: The Vi- "We're changing alot able experience. kings hope senior runningguysatdifferentspots' "There was a lot of young back Bruno Prosper-Kanam Garoppolo said."Defen-guys getting reps that had can build off the success hesively we're going to be anot had the varsity experi- had last season. In 2016,little young at some spots' ence before' said Garop- Prosper-Kanam finished Keep an eye on: Garop-polo, the older brother of with 970 yards on thepolo feels there is a betterNew England Patriots ground and 13 touchdowns.culture surrounding thequarterback Jimmy Garop- He rushed for 298 yards andteam this season. polo. five touchdowns in the win "Last year there was a lot against Niles West. of turmoil," Garoppolo said. Nick Moreano is a freelance Nues North will have a"We're much more of a reporter for Pioneer Press. new look to its offensive linefamily-like team this year. TRACY ALLEN/PIONEER PfSS after six seniors graduated,The kids are on the same Twitter @PioneerPress Nues West's Joseph Park (bottom) and Andres Liboy (top) sandwich Schaumburg but that excites Prosper-page as the coaches." quaterback Justin Perez on Sept. 9, 2016, in Schaumburg. 32 SPORTS FOOTBALL SEASON PREVIEW 2017 NOTRE DAME BY HEATHER RuLE 2017 schedule Pioneer Press 8/26 at Adams (md.), 2 Coach: Mike Hennessey9/1 at Benet, 7:30 (31st season) 9/8 at Nazareth. 7 Last time out: 6-4, lost to 9/15 JOLIET CATHOLIC. Palatine 34-0 in first round 7:30 of Class 8A playoffs 9/23 at St. Patrick, 2 ' Mark the caIendar Aug. 9/29 CARMEL, 7:30 26 at John Adams in South10/6 at Manan Catholic, Bend, md. It's the first game 7:30 of the season and should10/13 at Manan Central, give the Dons a good idea 7:30 where they stand, accord- 10/20 ST. VIATOR, 7:30 ing to Hennessey. First-and-b: So far, No- tre Dame has seen someOlivella and Gavin, who solid competition for posi-plays safety on defense. tions - something that will "I don't know that we'll help them throughout theoutsize anybody on de- season - according to Hen-fense," Hennessey said. nessey. "We're going to relentlessly The Dons also have a lotpursue the football, we're of seniors back in the fold.going to get there. We're They return three key play- going to be as aggressive as ers on the offensive line - we can." senior offensive tackles Bri- Keep an eye on: Notre an Beran and BrianDame has a couple experi- Okrasinski,plus seniorenced quarterbacks ready guard Fred Proesel. A cou-to take snaps. Seniors Tom ple of running backs, seniorDrabik and Luke Schutt are Miles George and junior 'l'yeach expected to see some Gavin, also return. time at quarterback, as they "We look to be able to run did last season. the ball;' Hennessey said. They'll trade off at the "That's what our hope is?, position in Week 1 and see Three-and-out: Notrewhat happens from there Dame lost some seniors onHennessey said. the defensive side of the "We're at a point where ball, but it will return a corewe think they can both group to help lead the way. contribute to what we're Senior defensive linemendoing offensively," Hen- Kyle Gallagher and Bran-nessey said. don Greifelt played signifi- 'ant time last season andHeather Rule is a freelance are back this year. Joiningreporter for Pioneer Press. BRIAN O'MAHONEY/PIONEER PRESS them are senior defensive In this Oct. 29,2016, photo, Notre Dame's Brandon Greifelt (55) tackles Palatine's DJ Angelaccio in the first round of the back Jake Martin, senior Twitter @Pioneer_Press Class 84 playoffs in Palatine. outside linebacker Mario COUNTRY,INANC,_ Recognizing success. Celebrating the journey. 0I6H SCHOOL This year, Athlete of the Month will feature athletes from over 250 high schools in the Chicago suburbs and Northwest Indiana Our experts present the finalists and you vote for the winners. Each Athlete of the Month will receive a commemorative plaque and be featured in print and online. Program presenter Country Financial will L- 1H 1(1 THE MONTH donate a prize of $250 to each winner's high school every month. It all begins at noon Sept. 7, so get ready to visit chicagotribune.com/suburbs/athletes to vote for your area's finalists! SPORTS Localproshave mixed feelings about being dealt B BOB NAJArG of the community, involvededged one of the positives Pioneer Press with the community Sanin their sudden upheaval Francisco will always bewas playing a role in a Former Nues West and home, wherever I play." pennant race. The Giants Northwestern star pitcher The 32-year-old Kontos and A's are both in last place George Kontos kept repeat- said he relied on his experi- intheir respectivedivi- ing four words to describeence watching playerssions, while Arizona holds his emotions. come and go through thethe second wild-card spot "It was very tough," Kon- years and his professional-and the Pirates are 60-64 tos said numerous timesism to help him fit in with through Sunday. Pittsburgh during a brief conversation.his new teammates. Hiswas seven games back in Kontos, who had pitchedtransition was helped by the wild-card race. for the San Francisco Gi-two strong relief outings in "I'm very excited," Kon- ants since 2012 and helpedhisfirst two days in atos said. "These games are the team win a pair ofPittsburgh uniform againstmeaningful andI'llbe World Series, was put onDetroit at PNC Park. pitching in important waivers in early August and He has a 3.65 overall ERA games. It's a great opportu- claimed by the Pittsburghthis season, and made five nity. I'm very much looking Pirates. relief appearances with theforward to helpingthe team Former Maine South in- Pirates. win and contribute by fielder Adam Rosales also "The good thing is base-pitching as well as I can. changed teams midseason, ball is a universal language,"Hopefully we can get to but he called it business asKontos said. "You walk into October and make a run at usual. Rosales was dealtthe clubhouse, all you havegetting another ring." from the Oakland A's to the to do is say, 'Hello' to the Rosales shared a similar Arizona Diamondbacks, his guys. They all understand.sentiment. fifthdifferent MajorYou walk in, treat and act "I'm super excited to be a League club. like a professional and play part of this team, have a "I have a lot of experi-the game the right way and shot at getting a wild card ence (changing teams)," usually things have a way of seed and do something," Rosales said. working out in the positiveRosales said."It's a cool While trades and rosterway. So when I walked intoopportunity to be a part of additions can be unsettlingthe Pittsburgh clubhouse, it." for the players involved,everybody treated me great Known for his hustle - both Kontos and Rosalesand I was welcomed rightand sprinting around the said their new teammates away." bases after hitting a home helped ease the transition. Rosales, a right-handedrun - Rosales admits he Plus, both players moved tohitting reserve shortstop,often harkens back to his more competitive teams. has played for Cincinnati,days at Maine South. Kontos, a reliever, signedOaldand, Texas, San Diego, "I actually think about with the New York Yankees Oaldand again and nowthose (high school) days a afterhis junior yearatArizona during his 10-yearlot because that's where I Northwestern. Following a Major League Baseball ca- come from," Rosales said. "I short stint with the Yan- reer. have a lot of great memo- kees, he was traded to San The Diamondbacks ac-ries. I just remember the Francisco following thequired Rosales after two ofclubhouse or locker room 2011 season. its shortstops were injuredwas in the field house. We The 2003 Gatorade Play- and a third was placed on had to take about a five-mm er of the Year for baseball in the bereavement list. walk to the varsity field. I Illinois, Kontos was placed Through nine gameswould be by myself and be on waivers after going 0-5with the Diamondbacks,out there and think about with a 3.83 ERA for thethe 34-year-old Rosales, iswhat I could do that day, Giants. The move was abatting .269. but (also) about my baseball drastic change in his life. "It makes it (the trade)career and the opportuni- "When I got the phoneeasier to handle becausetiesbaseball would give call, it was a whirlwind ofthe guys are so great, the me." emotions, especially leav-organization is so profes- Now, thanks to a trade ing San Francisco where Isional," Rosales said."Itbefore the non-waiver played six seasons' he said. makes it an easier transi- trade deadline, Rosales has "Not many goys stay thattion. I'm going from thequite the opportunity A long with the same team.American League to thechance to play in the post- I've been fortunate to haveNational League, so it's lit- season for the first time. not only six years of mytle adjustment because of career, but to play with a lot not having a designatedBob Narang is a freelance hitter. You have to be readyreporter for Pioneer Press. of the same guys, consistent CHRISTIAN PETERSEN/GETrY faces in clubhouse. to come off the bench a lot "I have a lot of great more." Twitter @Pioneer.Pres Arizona Diamondbacks infielder Adam Rosales throws over the Los Angeles Dodgers memories there. I was part Both players acknowl- Corey Seager to complete a double play on Aug. 9 in Phoenix. 34 SPORTS Winning culture unites Wolves, Golden Knights BY STEvE REAVEN Píoneer Press The NHL's expansion into the Nevada desert is leaving an impression in the Chicago suburbs. The newest NHL fran- chise in Las Vegas won't bring slot machines or krip1e-digit temperatures to Rosemont, but the Vegas Golden Knights have reac- hed an agreement to have the Chicago Wolves serve as their first American Hockey League affiliate. The five-year deal came after the Wolves' four-year partnership th the St Louis Blues concluded fol- lowing the 2016-17 season. "They offeredexactly what we were looking for in a partner," Wolves presi- dent of business operations '...Ivlike Gordon said. "It has always been about the name on the front of the jersey for us as an organization, and their vision aligns perfectly with how we want to be portrayed?' At the root of that por- trayal is winning. While all AHL franchises prioritize developing talent for the NHL parentclub, the Wolves have made a point to emphasize team success while doing so. The team has had only BIZUAVEHU TESFAVE/AP one losing season (by points Players listen to Rocky Thompson, the new coach of the Chicago Wolves, during the Vegas Golden Knights' development camp at Las Vegas Ice Center percentage) in its 23 sea- on June 29. sons and has enjoyed a .593 regular-season winningwinning tradition with atime AHL partner, the value his opinion on various "jointdecision" betweenthe expansion draft that will ',ercentage during general new NHL affiliate. Hershey Bears, and Mc-issues. Young traveled to the two franchises. help fill a huge void for us," manager Wendell Young's "It's our expectation toPhee said he hopes that theLas Vegas for a week of Another major overhaulsaid Young, who expects eight-year tenure, in addi- win while also developingWolves continue to win as organizational meetings af-will be the Wolves' roster. most ofhis players to trickle tion to four division titles inplayers for them at the same well. ter the NHL draft in June. Because the Blues are nodown from the Golden that span. time," Young said. "There's "We look at our arrange- Although the Wolveslonger the NHL affiliate,Knights' training camp. When entering into theira major commitment from ment as a true partnership,have a new NHL partner,many new players will suit One player Wolves fans partnership with the Gold- both teams to do both, and and the Wolves' successmany other details remainup for the team this fall. will recognize is versatile en Knights,the Wolveswe wouldn't have it anyreally appealed to us," Mc- the same. Some players come to theveteran Scooter Vaughan, made sure winning was a other way." Phee said. "I really believe Allstate Arena remainsAHL through their NHLwho re-signed on July 25 top priority That's a mantra echoedthere has to be trust be- the team's home arena. Theaffiliates. Others sign di- for his third season with the The contract betweenby Vegas general managertween the two parties." team still trains in Hoffmanrectly with the AHL team. club. Vegas and Chicago stipu- George McPhee. Young said he has already Estates and has its business AI-IL rules limit teams to "My dream is still to play lates that the Wolves agree While serving inthenoticed a more open, activeheadquarters in Glenview.having five "veterans," de-in the NHL," Vaughan said. to be front-and-center in same capacity for the Wash- line of communication be- The front office - includingfined as players with at least"Getting there is the hardest helping develop Goldenington Capitals for 17 sea-tween him and his Vegasthe hockey operations staff260 games of professionalpart, but the best way to be Knights prospects whilesons, McPhee developed acounterparts than existed inand business professionalsexperience at the beginningnoticed is by winning." also "working toward thestrong belief that prospectsprevious Wolves arrange-- is essentially the same asof the season. That can goal of winning champi-benefit from experiencingments with other NHL af- last year. make assembling a rosterSteve Reaven is a freelance onships at the AHL level?' successin the minorfiliates. One major difference, very difficult. reporterfor Pioneer Press. Such language is a rarit leagues. He fields near-daily in- though, is new coach Rocky "Fortunately, they Young said, and he's proud That dynamic was pre-quiriesfrom GoldenThompson. McPhee said (Vegas)picked up some Pwitter @Pioneer_Press tocontinue the Wolves'sent with the Capitals' long-Knights staff members who hiring Thompson was aplayers in free agency and WHERE YOU LIVE Delivering impeccable design and build services for home additions, custom kitchens, remodeling and custom homes. Visit our 30,000 ft. design build center. AIItOOM gL Your project begins at AiroomHome..com ARCHITECTS BUILDERS REMODELERS 847-268-2199 I6825 N. 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