Index of the Mundelein News - 2003 This index covers general news stories, editorials, letters to the editor and recipes. We do not index the police blotter, property transfer records, sports scores, calendar items (such as announcements of club meetings), legal notices or ads. Vital records are indexed separately. To view these, go to Local Newspapers - Vital Records --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-H (organization) 4-H parade and drama team to appear at Lake County Fair; 18 Jul 2003, p. LL3 Four H's, one goal - fun; 25 Jul 2003, p. LL1 ABBOTT LABORATORIES (business, North Chicago IL) The right mix : Three scientists at Abbot Labs join to create a revolutionary HIV drug (Dale Kempf, Daniel Norbeck, Hing Leung Sham); 12 Sep 2003, Everyday Heroes p. 8 ACCIDENTS MHS cheerleader killed in car crash : Boyfriend charged with reckless homicide (Nicole Wheeles); 3 Jan 2003, p. A1 Porter faces 14 years in jail after fatal crash (Ryan Porter); 10 Jan 2003, p. A3 Woman pleads guilty to drunk driving : Accident injures two teens (Maureen Kmieciak); 10 Jan 2003, p. A3 Man drives car into lagoon : Faces multiple charges; 10 Jan 2003, p. A3 Alcohol a factor in Pistakee Lake snowmobile crash, police say; 24 Jan 2003, p. B6 Fatal crash reveals underage drinking at Grayslake bar (Dizzy's Sports Bar and Grill); 7 Feb 2003, p. A1 Cell phone use not a factor in accident (Fransisco Campos); 14 Mar 2003, p. A1 Speed, inattention likely crash factors : Solor Corp. crash toll, 4 dead, 3 in ICU - a tragic case of deja vu; 2 May 2003, p. A1 Drunk driver plows into family's living room; 6 Jun 2003, p. A1 Restauranteurs' family loses son in motorcycle accident (Marshall Khayat); 27 Jun 2003, p. B1 Adler cultural center see DAVID ADLER CULTURAL CENTER (Libertyville IL) ADLER PLANETARIUM (museum, Chicago IL) Take a magical trip back in time; 3 Jan 2003, p. LL3 Communicate around the world; 3 Jan 2003, p. LL8 Red hot luna cabana celebrates fifth anniversary at Adler Planetarium and Astronomy Museum; 27 Jun 2003, July Rec Guide p. 11 AGRICULTURE / FARMING Egg farmer trusts customers (Virginia Diebold); 23 May 2003, p. A3 Harvesting history : Bonner, long-time farmer, selling 60 years of tractor collectibles (Howard "Shorty" Bonner); 13 Jun 2003, p. B1 Farmers trying to make best of mediocre season; 17 Oct 2003, p. B2 Corn crops on par with average; 5 Dec 2003, p. B1 AIRPLANES AND AIRPORTS Airport celebrates 100 years of flight (Waukegan Airport); 1 Aug 2003, p. LL4 Hanger dance to celebrate 100th anniversary of flight; 1 Aug 2003, p. B20 Be-a-Pilot program sparking renewed interest : More and more people are learning to fly; 19 Dec 2003, Last Minute p. 9 ALCOHOL Fatal crash reveals underage driking at Grayslake bar (Dizzy's Sports Bar and Grill); 7 Feb 2003, p. A1 AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY (organization) Chief Rose named to chair Relay for Life (Raymond Rose, Chief of Mundelein Police); 24 Jan 2003, p. A1 Relay for Life kickoff sees more than 150; 7 Feb 2003, p. A3 Car rally breaks a new record for cancer research (Corinne Kreissel Memorial Foundation Class Car Rally); 4 Apr 2003, p. LL6 Lifting the cancer burden : The American Cancer Society marks National Minority Cancer Awareness Week; 18 Apr 2003, Health p. 23 ACS reminds men this Father's Day : Knowing the facts saves lives; 6 Jun 2003, p. B12 American Cancer Society says skin protection saves lives; 27 Jun 2003, p. B22 Salon cutting for cancer (The Best Salon and Spa, Buffalo Grove IL); 1 Aug 2003, p. B26 American Cancer Society funded scientists search for childhood cancer causes; 8 Aug 2003, p. B11 Chicago-area corporations raise more than $3 million for ACS's battle; 12 Sep 2003, p. B9 Spaghetti dinner to benefit breast cancer awareness; 17 Oct 2003, p. A3 AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION (organization) Hundreds set to raise funds for Heart Walk; 18 Jul 2003, p. B3 Having a heart : Suburban companies lace up for 2003 Heart Walk; 1 Aug 2003, p. B9 American Heart Association applauds introduction of House bill to help treat stroke, the nation's No. 3 killer; 26 Dec 2003, p. B8 AMERICAN LUNG ASSOCIATION (organization) Walking for asthma; 12 Sep 2003, p. LL4 ANIMALS see also BIRDS see also CATS see also DOGS see also INSECTS see also PETS Exotic animal trainer faces numerous abuse allegations (Hawthorn Corp.); 9 May 2003, p. B1 PETA praises elephant's removal from Richmond farm; 5 Dec 2003, p. B6 ANTIOCH COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 117 Legal eagles (Cassaundra Kemp, Frank Vanderwall); 30 May 2003, Student Leaders p. 3 AMUSEMENT PARKS Six Flags hosts essay contest (Six Flags Great America, Gurnee IL); 7 Mar 2003, p. A5 Taken for a ride (Great America's "Superman - Ultimate Flight" roller coaster); 2 May 2003, p. LL10 Superman no longer only in Metropolis "Superman - Ultimate Flight" (Six Flags Greta America, Gurnee IL); 27 Jun 2003, July Rec Guide p. 5 Park names scholarship winners (Six Flags Great America, Gurnee IL); 10 Oct 2003, p. B9 ANTIOCH (IL) POLICE DEPARTMENT Quartet of bogus check cashers caught; 19 Sep 2003, p. B1 ANTIOCH (IL), VILLAGE OF Spill site said to be clean (Antioch Wastewater Treatment Plant); 28 Feb 2003, p. B2 ANTIQUES AND COLLECTIBLES Fourth annual Antiques and Garden Fair (Chicago Botanic Gardens); 21 Mar 2003, p. LL10 American war relics from 1776 through 1898; 4 Apr 2003, p. LL2 ARCHITECTURE AND BUILDINGS Stevenson home added to historical register (Governor Adlai Stevenson II): 17 Oct 2003, p. B1 ARMED FORCES see also GREAT LAKES NAVAL TRAINING STATION (military base, North Chicago IL) Standoff in Iraq hits home : Threat of war forces earlier wedding, delays honeymoon for Mundelein couple (Jenny and Kain Holland); 7 Mar 2003, p. A1 Reservists leave from Great Lakes; 21 Mar 2003, p. B7 Area vets have a different perspective on war in Iraq; 28 Mar 2003, p. B1 What' you're saying : Do you feel it is unpatriotic to protest the war in Iraq?; 28 Mar 2003, p. B1 Rising star : Blue Star Service Banner finds new home; 11 Apr 2003, p. A1 County offers support to its employees called to war duty; 11 Apr 2003, p. B3 Fifth annual "Honor our Warriors"; 2 May 2003, p. LL4 We support the troops; 2 May 2003 (Brian Goszkowicz, Dwight Palyok, Marlin Schrieder, Jason Simmons, Justin Simonitsch, Charlotte Struble, Gerald O'Sullivan, Dean Toth, Patrick Werve, William Battee, Keith Boulanger, Charles Bowser, Brandon Brechiesen, Daniel Burch, Chris Chamberlain, Porfirio Campos-Cruz, Paul Hettich, Philip Hettich, Jason Rubick, Jim Scarnati, Gabriel Williams); 2 May 2003, p. B17 We support the troops (Chris Chamberlain, Steven Winton, John Winton); 9 May 2003, p. B9 Our patriotic pulse (Memorial Day); 30 May 2003, p. B1 Veterans react to a different kind of warfare with Iraq; 30 May 2003, p. B6 Memories remain : When his country called on him in World War II, Piekarski quickly answered (Len Piekarski); 4 Jul 2003, For Love of Country p. 5 Living up to his name (Paul Freeman); 4 Jul 2003, For Love of Country p. 7 Young gun : Brandow goes from firing three-pointers to firing mortors (Mike Brandow); 4 Jul 2003, For Love of Country p. 9 Surviving the elments : Veteran struggles with the physical, emotional after-effects of Vietnam, Agent Orange (Gene Woltjer); 4 Jul 2003, For Love of Country p. 11 Always there : Whether it's in the military or at home, Kennedy and Geary families are there to help out; 4 Jul 2003, For Love of Country p. 14 With honors (Antioch Sequiot Post 4551); 4 Jul 2003, For Love of Country p. 15 Flag waver ( Bill Callahan); 4 Jul 2003, For Love of Country p. 16 Taking aim (William Butler); 4 Jul 2003, For Love of Country p. 17 Not your father's war (Ray Henry); 4 Jul 2003, For Love of Country p. 21 Coming home (Larry Verjinski); 4 Jul 2003, For Love of Country p. 22 Legion honors "gold-star" survivors (American Legion); 5 Sep 2003, p. A1 A mother's load (The Military Moms, organization); 12 Sep 2003, Everyday Heroes p. 12 Sgt. Justin Brown stays true to red, white and blue : Mundelein's own named soldier of the year; 3 Oct 2003, p. A3 Durbin awards POW medal (U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin, Edward Kinsey); 17 Oct 2003, p. B3 Students send Halloween cards to troops; 7 Nov 2003, p. A1 Ex-Marines celebrate 228 years at benefit; 7 Nov 2003, p. B8 ART AND ARTISTS Drawing on life (Dennis Downes); 24 Jan 2003, p. LL1 Local artist's watercolor exhibit at Warren Newport Library (Mike Gross); 24 Jan 2003, p. LL11 Annual art sale boasts original art at great prices (Artists' Studio Sale, Woodstock IL); 31 Jan 2003, p. LL2 "A Celebration of Praise" kicks off arts festival in Milwaukee; 31 Jan 2003, p. LL6 "Festival of Balloons" showcases transformation of latex into art; 28 Feb 2003, p. LL6 Colorful art exhibition (Julie Twomey); 11 Apr 2003, p. LL3 Visit studios of working artists; 9 May 2003, p. LL9 MHS artists enliven library windows (Fremont Public Library); 13 Jun 2003, p. A3 Lake Geneva offers a weekend to experience art from beginning to end; 20 Jun 2003, p. LL9 North Shore Art Festival gets a new home; 11 Jul 2003, p. LL9 Annual arts & crafts show their attracts treasure seekers (Lamb's Farm Annual Arts & Crafts Show); 18 Jul 2003, p. LL4 Festival artists feel economic pinch; 8 Aug 2003, p. A4 Trolley to transport harbor art fans (Waukegan Harbor Arts & Recreation Festival); 22 Aug 2003, p. LL5 Local artist inspired by current events : Mundelein resident displayes her paintings at Fremont Public Library (Andrea Harris); 26 Sep 2003, p. A1 A life's love : Artist credits library for his success (Gary Love, Fremont Public Library); 3 Oct 2003, p. A1 Art show and auction features student work : Mainstreet Fine Art School hosts its annual art auction Nov. 16 (Lake Zurich IL): 31 Oct 2003, p. LL3 Gallery hosts open house (Antioch Fine Arts Foundation); 7 Nov 2003, p. LL9 Cassandra's of Long Grove hosts an evening with watercolorist Tom Lynch; 14 Nov 2003, p. LL4 Bibles, Bernhardt and Mucha : An exhibition of 28 works of art by Alphonse Mucha; 14 Nov 2003, p. LL6 Artist unveils portrait of former governor Stratton (Jean Weliver); 21 Nov 2003, p. B2 The Good Life; Oils and pastels exhibit at Lake County Discovery Museum; 5 Dec 2003, p. LL 5 ARTS & CRAFTS (ARTS AND CRAFTS) "Arts and Crafts Adventure" (American Society of Artists); 16 May 2003, p. LL2 Evanston festival continues award-winning tradtion (31st Annual Custer's Last Stand Festival of the Arts); 13 Jun 2003, p. LL3 Orthodox arts, music fete coming to Serb monastery (Most Hold Mother of God Serbian Orthodox Monastery, Third Lake IL); 19 Sep 2003, p. B3 Herbal cooking wreath; 12 Dec 2003, p. C10 Authors see BOOKS AND AUTHORS AUTOMOBILES Maryville's "Donate your Vehicle" program; 17 Jan 2003, p. LL11 Muscle Car Sale welcomes vehicles of all eras; 16 May 2003, p. LL6 Car museum caught in web of rising legal costs in site dispute (Volo Auto Museum, Volvo Cars of America); 13 Jun 2003, p. B1 Smashes, crashes and plenty of smoke (Lake County Fair Demolition Derby); 1 Aug 2003, p. A9 Land Rover owners escape city driving; 29 Aug 2003, p. LL11 Classic Car Rally returns; 12 Sep 2003, p. LL5 Drivers overcome chilly weather (26th Annual Classic Car Rally); 10 Oct 2003, p. LL9 AUTOMOBILES - RACING Gentlemen, start your engines : Annual Motorsports Show a huge success (Kenosha WI); 4 Apr 2003, p. B10 Mother Nature wins at Lake Geneva (season opener at Lake Geneva Raceway canceled); 11 Apr 2003, p. B18 Lake Geneva rained out again; 25 Apr 2003, p. B27 New promoters, new track, new era; 2 May 2003, p. B13 Father Time, Wilmot look to mesh; 9 May 2003, p. B20 Wilmot Speedway opener May 24-25; 23 May 2003, p. B20 New year at Wilmot off to fast start; 30 May 2003, p. B19 Kelsey, Kuxhouse, Roe post wins at Wilmot (Rick Kelsey, Scott Kuxhouse, Todd Roe); 6 Jun 2003, p. B21 Kuxhouse wins again, Moulis second (Scott Kuxhouse, Dave Moulis); 13 Jun 2003, p. B15 "King" of Wisconsin at Wilmot set for June 28; 20 Jun 2003, p. B11 Everyone was "King" for a day at Wilmot; 4 Jul 2003, p. B8 On Independence Day everyone's a winner at Wilmot; 11 Jul 2003, p. B18 "Salute to America's Troops Night" at Wilmot July 26; 18 Jul 2003, p. B9 Schafler, Devall have plenty of reason to smile at Wilmot (Al Schlafer, Ed Devall); 25 Jul 2003, p. B9 Wilmont Speedway "Salute to the Troops Night" a success; 1 Aug 2003, p. B12 Plenty of fun, not to mention racing, awaits fans at Wilmot; 8 Aug 2003, p. B15 Wilmot Speedway a driving force in the community; 22 Aug 2003, p. B16 Johnsburg's Moulis tops Al Winker Memorial (Dave Moulis); 12 Sep 2003, p. B12 Beach Park's Kristan scores a win at Wilmot (Brian Kristan); 3 Oct 2003, p. B10 Beach Park's Kristan wins another at Wilmot (Brian Kristan); 10 Oct 2003, p. A11 Voice of Wilmot hangs up mic after 24 years (Mike Babicz); 17 Oct 2003, p. B10 AUTOMOBILES - SAFETY Click it or ticket (seat belt laws); 16 May 2003, p. A5 "Hammered, nailed" DUI effort for 4th (Vernon Hills Police Department); 4 Jul 2003, p. A5 AUTOMOBILES - SHOWS Motorsports Show Mar. 28-30; 21 Feb 2003, p. B8 Motorsports Show Mar. 28-30; 21 Mar 2003, p. B16 Chevy/Vettefest rolls into Chicago's McCormick Place; 7 Nov 2003, p. LL12 Backus, Rob see LAST CALL (regular column, local sports)(occassional columnist) BASEBALL Lake County Baseball offering clinic; 24 Jan 2003, p. A10 Lake County Baseball founder dies (Art Mansavage); 28 Feb 2003, p. L14 Lancer baseball doesn't rebuild, it reloads; 7 Mar 2003, p. A9 CLC baseball still perfect after trip to Metrodome; 14 Mar 2003, p. A11 CLC baseball looks to regroup; 11 Apr 2003, p. A10 2003 Lakeland Media Baseball preview : Play ball!; 18 Apr 2003, p. C1 2003 Lakeland Media area boys baseball preview; 18 Apr 2003, p. C3 Bulls, White Sox camps heading to area; 20 Jun 2003, p. B10 Bandit legion baseball up to old tricks; 27 Jun 2003, p. A9 Bulls, White Sox camps offered; 27 Jun 2003, p. B17 Baseball All-Stars come to Chicago; 27 Jun 2003, July Rec Guide p. 7 Bandits on 10-game winning streak (American Legion); 4 Jul 2003, p. B18 Storm 11's capture McHenry League crown; 4 Jul 2003, p. B19 Coles taking talents abroad (Scott Coles); 4 Jul 2003, p. B20 2003 Lakeland Boys Baseball All-Star team; 11 Jul 2003, p. A9 Lakeland Player of the Year : Sean Walker, Carmel; 11 Jul 2003, p. A9 Lakeland Rookie of the Year : John Thornton, Grant; 11 Jul 2003, p. A9 Lakeland Coach of the Year: Troy Whalen, Grayslake; 11 Jul 2003, p. A9 Indians look to regain focus in time for St. Louis (Kenosha Indians); 25 Jul 2003, p. A9 Bandits have sights set on repeating fortunes of '02; 25 Jul 2003, p. A9 Bandits steamroll their way to Rock Falls (American Legion tournament); 1 Aug 2003, p. A9 Bandits showing who's boss in Legion action; 8 Aug 2003,p. A9 Indians end mediocre season on high note (Kenosha Indians); 8 Aug 2003, p. A11 Bandits magical run ends; 15 Aug 2003, p. A9 CLC hopes to shore up roster with fall baseball; 19 Sep 2003, p. B13 CLC confident heading into baseball season; 10 Oct 2003, p. A11 BASKETBALL CLC women hitting stride; 3 Jan 2003, p. B9 Lesson No. 1 : finish strong; 10 Jan 2003, p. A6 Grant boys hoops still focused : Wynne hits for 1000 career points (Andrew Wynne); 24 Jan 2003, p. B12 2002-03 Lakeland Media boys basketball progress report : Crunch time!; 31 Jan 2003, p. B9 2002-03 Lakeland Media girls basketball progress report; 31 Jan 2003, p. B13 Malueg finds niche at CLC (Jenni Malueg); 31 Jan 2003, p. B17 Zee-Bees have a Lott to look forward to (Zion-Benton Zee-Bees, Julian Lott); 14 Feb 2003, p. B13 Lady Lancers finding groove; 21 Feb 2003, p. B7 CLC's Davidson stepping up (Becky Davidson, women's basketball); 28 Feb 2003, p. L14 Second season awaits Lancers (men's basketball); 28 Feb 2003, p. L14 Better Bee-lieve it! : Zion cruises past Pats for NSC title; 7 Mar 2003, p. B18 Waukegan sectional basketball : Bees' knockout punch prevails over Dogs' stiff jab; 14 Mar 2003, p. B12 Season slips away from CLC; 14 Mar 2003, p. B13 Hit me with your best shot; 21 Mar 2003, p. LL1 The "Best of times" the "worst of times"; 21 Mar 2003, p. B12 Waukegan sectional : Over-achieving Wildcats knew their roles; 21 Mar 2003, p. B12 Waukegan sectional : Yarc says "On guard", Whites says "touche" (Austin Yarc, Andre White); 21 Mar 2003, p. B15 2003 Lakeland Media Girls Basketball All-Star team; 28 Mar 2003, p. A9 Player of the year : Amy Peters, Warren-Newport High School; 28 Mar 2003, p. A9 Coach of the year : Tom Oeffling, Grant High School; 28 Mar 2003, p. A9 Defensive player of the year : Tiffan Lehner, Grayslake; 28 Mar 2003, p. A9 Rookie of the year : Beth Rosendahl, Mundelein; 28 Mar 2003, p. A9 Skyhawk boys hoops does Johnsburg proud; 28 Mar 2003, p. B12 2003 Lakeland Media Boys Basketball All-Star team; 4 Apr 2003, p. A9 Player of the yera : Andrew Wynne, Grant High School; 4 Apr 2003, p. A9 Co-coaches of the year : Jim Goodwin, Libertyville High School and Phil Ralston, Grant High School; 4 Apr 2003, p. A9 Defensive player of the year : Austin Yarc, Libertyville; 4 Apr 2003, p. A9 Rookie of the year : Casey Pond, Warren; 4 Apr 2003, p. A9 Lady HoopStars off to fast start; 30 May 2003, p. B18 Mustangs gallop to title [note: Not District 120 Mundelein High School Mustangs); 30 May 2003, p. B20 HoopStars learning on the job; 6 Jun 2003, p. B10 Area youths "hooping it up"; 20 Jun 2003, p. A9 Bulls, White Sox camps heading to area; 20 Jun 2003, p. B10 HoopStar youth basketball programs show they belong; 20 Jun 2003, p. B16 Lady HoopStars starting to gel; 27 Jun 2003, p. B17 Bulls, White Sox camps offered; 27 Jun 2003, p. B17 Bulls camp July 21; 18 Jul 2003, p. A10 Bulldogs sting Zee-Bees; 25 Jul 2003, p. B11 Bulls camps : More than just hoops (Chicago Bulls); 1 Aug 2003, p. A10 HoopsStars dominate in finale; 15 Aug 2003, p. B12 2003 Season preview : Mirror, mirro on the wall; 28 Nov 2003, Basketball p. 3 New coach, new look for Sequoits; 28 Nov 2003, Basketball p. 4 Corsairs hoping for reversal of fortune; 28 Nov 2003, Basketball p. 6 Grant hopes to win without Wynne (Andrew Wynne); 28 Nov 2003, p. Basketball p. 8 2003-04 All-Lakeland Preseason team; 28 Nov 2003, Basketball p. 10 Rams hope to batter competition; 28 Nov 2003, Basketball p. 12 Skyhawks hope to "State" their case again; 28 Nov 2003, Basketball p. 14 Corning the key to Mustangs' success (Matt Corning); 28 Nov 2003, Basketball p. 16 Cat scratch fever all over again; 28 Nov 2003, Basketball p. 18 Round Lake looks to take next step; 28 Nov 2003, Basketball p. 20 New coach, same faces at Vernon Hills (Matt McCarty); 28 Nov 2003, Basketball p. 22 Wauconda hopes growing pains are over; 28 Nov 2003, Basketball p. 24 Uncertain season ahead for Devils; 28 Nov 2003, Basketball p. 26 2002-03 season review : Lake County hoops porved its "Points"; 28 Nov 2003, Basketball p. 30 Elmhurst College features a trio of local hoops players; 5 Dec 2003, p. A10 Lady Lancers need to hit the glass; 5 Dec 2003, p. A11 Lancers off to best start in 15 years; 5 Dec 2003, p. B12 Mustangs nip Devils in early-season showdown; 12 Dec 2003, p. A9 Lady Lancers making slow, steady improvement; 19 Dec 2003, p. B15 Lady Lancers searching for a foothold; 26 Dec 2003, p. B11 BICYCLES AND BIKING Bike path to link Mundelein, Grayslake; 11 Jul 2003, p. A1 Alpha males : Wadsworth brothers race to raise awareness for deadly disease (Alpha-1 antitrypsen deficiency, Jon, Jay and Mat Eymer); 21 Nov 2003, p. LL1 BIRDS (wild and domestic) U.S. birds not to be taken for granted; 17 Jan 2003, p. LL1 Study : Blame seagulls for closings at Lake Michigan; 25 Apr 2003, p. B16 Wild turkey program set for historical society : Audubon speaker to discuss reintroduction of one tough bird; 17 Oct 2003, p. A12 BOATS AND BOATING see also CANOES AND CANOEING In-Water boat show at the new Fox River Preserve; 18 Apr 2003, p. LL11 Boaters happy their season has started; 9 May 2003, p. B1 Marine units help keep Chain o' Lakes safe; 23 May 2003, p. B1 Buoy identification; 23 May 2003, Rec Guide p. 11 Watercraft registration information; 23 May 2003, Rec Guide p. 33 Boating events and safety; 27 Jun 2003, July Rec Guide p. 6 Lake Geneva to host annual Venetian Festival; 8 Aug 2003, p. LL5 Libertyville boater charged in accident : Doctors save Knollwood girl's foot after boat strikes raft (James Huskey); 29 Aug 2003, p. A8 Days of wood boats, early outboards being reviewed; 29 Aug 2003, p. LL10 It's time to winterize the boat; 29 Aug 2003, Fun-in-the-sun p. 27 Boater rescued from ice (Diamond Lake, Mundelein IL); 26 Dec 2003, p. A3 BOOKS AND AUTHORS New book gets kids active in conservation (A House for Wanda Wood Duck, Ducks Unlimited); 17 Jan 2003, p. LL8 Stories on Stage announces 2003 season (Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago Public Radio WBEZ 91.5 FM); 17 Jan 2003, p. LL8 Poet to present reading at CLC (Patricia Smith); 14 Feb 2003, p. LL11 Free comic book day; 25 Apr 2003, p. LL11 New Cornbread Book warms to its subject (The Cornbread Book : A Love Story by Jeremy Jackson); 20 Jun 2003, p. LL2 Lakeland veteran has novel published (Gloria Davis, In December); 4 Jul 2003, p. LL4 Swedish author's books released July 1 (Vernon Holmes, America's Backdoor); 25 Jul 2003, p. LL3 New Grayslake author meets new Grayslake bookstore (Jason Starzec, This Old Book); 15 Aug 2003, p. LL9 The write stuff : Mundelein doctor turns to writing after life of practicing medicine (Wallace Salzman); 10 Oct 2003, p. A3 Unraveling the Universe (The Elegant Universe by Brian Greene); 26 Dec 2003, p. LL11 BOWLING Libertyville's Weller, Chase roll strikes at State meet (Sarah Weller, Natalie Chase); 21 Feb 2003, p. A11 BOXING Hernandez has heart inside, outside squared circle (Jose Hernandez); 4 Jul 2003, p. B18 Hernandez fighting at Rosemont (Jose Hernandez); 29 Aug 2003, p. A5 Hernandez : "shock and awe" in the ring : Round Lake pro defends 15-1 records Saturday in Chicago (Jose Hernandez); 29 Aug 2003, p. B11 Jose Hernandez ices No. 12 : Round Lake boxer 15-2 after 3rd round KO in Rosemont; 5 Sep 2003, p. B12 Boxer Hernandez poised for big fight : Round Lake pro 15-2 and waiting for hand to heal (Jose Hernandez); 10 Oct 2003, p. B8 Boxer Jose Hernandez in main event : Round Lake professional will headline Nov. 14 Chicago Card; 7 Nov 2003, p. B14 Round Lake pro boxer Hernandez goes Friday (Jose Hernandez); 14 Nov 2003, p. B19 BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA - BSA (organization) Mundelein pair earn top Boy Scout honor (Matthew Heid, Daniel Weintritt, Eagle scout); 7 Mar 2003, p. A6 Troop 44's "Italian Fest" set for April 13; 14 Mar 2003, p. A5 Boy Scouts host Italian Fest; 11 Apr 2003, p. A4 Camp Hope : Scout camp reaches out to underprivileged children; 27 Jun 2003, p. B3 BRISTOL RENAISSANCE FAIRE (Bristol WI) Fairest of them all, Bristol Renaissance Faire turns sweet 16; 27 Jun 2003, July Rec Guide p. 10 BROOKFIELD ZOO (zoo, Brookfield IL) Polar bears abound at Brookfield Zoo; 14 Feb 2003, p. LL12 New African lion arrives at Brookfield Zoo; 12 Dec 2003, p. LL10 Bucksten, Denys see LAST CALL (regular column, local sports)(started 29 Aug 2003) see OUR TOWN (regular column)(started 4 April 2003) BUSINESS "We are making history" : Hispanic business community's Business Expo is all about unity, not about 'making money'; 14 Feb 2003, p. B1 Networking event for local businesses set; 7 Mar 2003, p. B12 BUSINESSES - ANTIOCH (IL) Hannah's Home Accents supports local artists; 7 Feb 2003, Home Marketer p. 5 As American as apple pie : Pickard China, an American company kept secret for 110 years; 8 Aug 2003, p. LL1 BUSINESSES - BARRINGTON (IL) Celebrate Easter at The Garlands; 11 Apr 2003, p. LL9 BUSINESSES - BUFFALO GROVE (IL) Importance of defibrillators (Buffalo Grove Fitness Center); 25 Apr 2003, p. A8 A new way to eat and feel great (Gluten-Free Market); 5 Sep 2003, p. A3 BUSINESSES - CHICAGO (IL) Chicago hotels offer special rates for summer; 13 Jun 2003, p. LL9 BUSINESSES - GRAYSLAKE (IL) Fatal crash reveals underage drinking at Grayslake bar (Dizzy's Sports Bar and Grill); 7 Feb 2003, p. A1 A guest interview by Mel (Barron Paint and Decorating); 25 Apr 2003, Spring Home p. 22 Grayslake Farmers Market offers entertainment; 4 Jul 2003, p. LL3 Homemade taste outside the home (Pat's Pizza); 8 Aug 2003, p. LL2 New Grayslake author meets new Grayslake bookstore (Jason Starzec, This Old Book); 15 Aug 2003, p. LL9 BUSINESSES - GURNEE (IL) Family ties : Animal hospital chain transforms veterinary care (Banfield Pet Hospitals); 31 Jan 2003, p. Ll1 Great Lakes Credit Union opens in Gurnee; 14 Feb 2003, Home p. 25 Six Flags hosts essay contest; 7 Mar 2003, p. A5 Taken for a ride (Great America's "Superman - Ultimate Flight" roller coaster); 2 May 2003, p. LL10 While it's hot, come be cool (Rink Side Sports Ice Arena); 8 Aug 2003, p. LL4 Park names scholarship winners (Six Flags Great America, Gurnee IL); 10 Oct 2003, p. B9 Ganfield opens new center (Ganfield Therapeutics); 17 Oct 2003, Health Update p. 4 BUSINESSES - ILLINOIS State Bank of the Lakes plans new facility; 24 Jan 2003, p. C6 Consumers announces group of 14 candidates for board elections (Consumers Cooperative Credit Union, CCCU); 7 Mar 2003, p. B6 Pardon me, but do have any grey poupon? Not if you're shopping at Garden Fresh, but yes if you're at Sunset Foods in Libertyville (war with Iraq, relationship with France); 14 Mar 2003, p. A3 2003 business focus, featuring Antioch, Lake Villa, Lindenhurst; 28 Mar 2003, special supplement Pops for Champagne provides "1040" tax relief (Chicago IL); 4 Apr 2003, p. LL10 Consumers elects 4 directors (Consumers Cooperative Credit Union, CCCU); 11 Apr 2003, p. B8 Corporate Heatlh Services - responding to business' unique healthcare needs; 23 May 2003, p. B12 NBC5 grants Mechanics Grove a weather station; 20 Jun 2003, p. A4 Vendors show at business fair; 27 Jun 2003, p. A5 Two Chicagoland dealerships presented with Elite Award (Mazda in Waukegan IL and Lake Villa IL); 18 Jul 2003, p. B13 Menu Pages; 31 Oct 2003, special supplement McDonald's awards Diamond Lake with cash prize (Diamond Lake School District 76); 21 Nov 2003, p. A5 BUSINESSES - LAKE VILLA (IL) Prime Time pizza "the best"; 17 Jan 2003, p. LL11 Pizza 911 has an expanded menu; 4 Apr 2003, p. LL2 Doors and More sales trademark - custom millwork at reasonable price; 4 Apr 2003, Home Marketer p. 4 Stag Irrigation Services, Inc. : Saving time, protecting landscape; 6 Jun 2003, Home Marketer p. 8 BUSINESSES - LIBERTYVILLE (IL) McRetro : New McDonald's has 60's decor, jukebox, high stools and rock 'n roll; 3 Jan 2003, p. A8 Blue Line provides 'getaway' car for 7 lucky students (McDonald's); 10 Jan 2003, p. A4 Dairy Dream robber gets 3 1/2 years (Joseph Estrada); 7 Feb 2003, p. A6 Landscapers guided by Rocco Fiore (Rocco Fiore & Sons); 7 Feb 2003, Home Marketer p. 6 Deerfield resident opens new medical practice in Libertyville (Richard D. Rosenfeld, M.D.); 18 Apr 2003, Health p. 12 Dog day afternoons a success at Pine Tree Pet; 22 Aug 2003, p. A8 Motorola space becomes office; 21 Nov 2003, p. A5 BUSINESSES - LINCOLNSHIRE (IL) Marriott Theatre in Lincolnshire breaks its own record; 11 Apr 2003, p. LL3 BUSINESSES - LINDENHURST (IL) Aqua Pool & Spa celebrates 5 years; 25 Apr 2003, Spring Home p. 5 Facts about back problems (Applied Kinesiology); 17 Oct 2003, Health Update p. 5 BUSINESSES - LONG GROVE (IL) A bit or Ireland comes to Long Grove during Irish Days; 29 Aug 2003, p. LL5 Mangel Gifts presents fall design workshops; 5 Sep 2003, p. LL11 As American as apple pie! (Long Grove Apple Fest): 26 Sep 2003, p. LL3 Pine Cone Christmas Shop holds 56 Swap-n-Sell; 26 Sep 2003, p. LL3 Long Grove merchants host holiday kick-off/customer appreciation night; 14 Nov 2003, p. LL10 'Ole Village Tavern rings in the new year; 12 Dec 2003, p. LL9 Attention men! Walk into Mary Anne's Closet this holiday season; 12 Dec 2003, p. LL10 BUSINESSES - MUNDELEIN (IL) Auto sales and repair facility coming to town (Hi-Tech Motorsports); 3 Jan 2003, p. A3 Hi-Tech Motorsports site improvements; 3 Jan 2003, p. A3 Blockbuster suffers string of thefts; 10 Jan 2003, p. A1 Signs Now hits milestone (14th anniversary); 17 Jan 2003, p. A1 Woman charged with theft (Hobby Lobby); 7 Feb 2003, p. A6 Our mission at "Let's Pretend"; 14 Feb 2003, p. B10 Seigle's sponsors most beautiful windows contest; 14 Mar 2003, p. A6 Barber hopes to be back cutting hair in May (Roland Samkus, Samkus Barbershop); 21 Mar 2003, p. A3 Mundelein hosts new headquarters (Sysmex Corporation of America); 28 Mar 2003, p. A2 Pair opens fitness center (Carolynn MAnn, Alice Determann, Contours Express); 11 Apr 2003, p. A3 Goodwill is back; 11 Apr 2003, p. A6 CARSTAR owner awarded most influential woman (Jeanne Silver); 18 Apr 2003, p. A3 Seigle's sponsors beautiful windows contest; 18 Apr 2003, p. A3 Honest and simple disease prevention treatment (Lake County Medical Group); 18 Apr 2003, Health p. 14 Esquire Plumbing wins safety award; 25 Apr 2003, p. A5 New owner for Merlin Muffler (Ed Gibbons); 25 Apr 2003, p. A5 Burger King manager faces 20 years (Fabian Guzman); 2 May 2003, p. A5 Quig's apple crop blossoms; 9 May 2003, p. A5 MacLean-Fogg gives defibrillator to MHS; 13 Jun 2003, p. A4 Target gets OK from village board; 27 Jun 2003, p. A1 Trendy art and coffee combo opens (Trans Art Cafe); 27 Jun 2003, p. A6 Abernathy's celebrates 55 years in business; 4 Jul 2003, p. A1 Custom tailoring, portraits at your service (Lee Tailor, PuiLing Studio); 11 Jul 2003, p. A3 Attorney General files suit against Mundelein roofer (Steve Hill's Roofing, Hill's Custom Roofing); 18 Jul 2003, p. A1 Indoor playground is perfect (Kiddin' Around); 18 Jul 2003, p. A3 Breaking bread : Having your own personal chef is not as far-fetched as you might think (Sandy McManaway, Daily Bread); 25 Jul 2003, p. A3 Full-service salon comes to Park Street (Park Street Hair and Day Spa); 8 Aug 2003, p. A3 Hepatitis outbreak hits 2 area eateries (Dover Straits, Pine Meadow Golf Course); 15 Aug 2003, p. A1 Home Depot takes a step back; 15 Aug 2003, p. A1 Diamond Lake receives makeover; 15 Aug 2003, p. A6 Vacant stares: What's being done about the growing number of empty store fronts all over Mundelein?; 22 Aug 2003, p. A1 Sisters team up to create art : Custom made bracelets at great price (Too Charming Sisters, Dian Deimler, Betsy Popovich); 5 Sep 2003, p. A1 Comcast builds cable Internet; 12 Sep 2003, p. A1 New restaurant brings good Karma to town; 10 Oct 2003, p. A3 Casey landscaping's Chapin top boss 2003 (Ken Chapin); 14 Nov 2003, p. A3 BUSINESSES - ROUND LAKE BEACH (IL) Brand new KFC in Round Lake Beach; 18 Apr 2003, p. LL10 BUSINESSES - ROUND LAKE HEIGHTS (IL) Good eatin' at Richard's Chicken; 18 Apr 2003, p. LL9 Good eatin' at Richard's Chicken; 25 Apr 2003, p. LL2 BUSINESSES - SPRING GROVE (IL) Eichhorst has answers for finishing basements (Eichhorst & Company Remodeling); 6 Jun 2003, Home Marketer p. 14 BUSINESSES - VERNON HILLS (IL) Hispanics picket Target over firings; 24 Jan 2003, p. A12 Dr. Rosenfeld opens new office at Hawthorn Health Center; 25 Apr 2003, p. A8 Half Day Inn might move entire building to new site; 30 May 2003, p. A1 Salmonella cases rise : Chili's Grill tally at 64 cases, over 120 suspected; 11 Jul 2003, p. A1 Drop off child care may come to Hawthorn Center); 11 Jul 2003, p. A5 Chili's salmonella case count climbs; 11 Jul 2003, p. B1 Chili's Bar and Grill reopens, salmonella under control; 18 Jul 2003, p. A5 Lawsuits filed against Chili's for negligence : Victims want compensation after contracting salmonella; 25 Jul 2003, p. A1 Hooters will open in mid-August : Anticipated Vernon Hills eatery 1st in Lake County; 25 Jul 2003, p. A4 Salmonella suits escalate; 8 Aug 2003, p. A4 Hooters opens in Vernon Hills; 15 Aug 2003, p. A5 Vernon Hills to court upscale shops; 12 Sep 2003, p. A5 Take a deep breath, do yoga (Total Body Yoga); 7 Nov 2003, p. A8 Eatery is allowed a second chance (Peacock Indian Cuisine); 28 Nov 2003, p. A2 Kay Jewelers in Vernon Hills robbed; 5 Dec 2003, p. A3 Chili's pays for outbreak costs; 5 Dec 2003, p. B1 BUSINESSES - VOLO (IL) Castle Garden springs into flower power; 25 Apr 2003, Spring Home p. 18 BUSINESSES - WAUCONDA (IL) New owner, same great quality (Aunt Betty's Pancake House); 15 Aug 2003, p. LL11 BUSINESSES - WAUKEGAN (IL) Lakehurst razing garners support : Supporters, revamp of 98-acre site too long in coming; 3 Jan 2003, p. B1 Is your business looking to get into E-business? (GDW); 10 Jan 2003, p. B9 F&R Sales & Service has something for every season; 10 Jan 2003, p. B13 Savings and Loan signs on to sponsor free weather service (Waukegan Savings and Loan); 7 Feb 2003, p. B2 The dinner bell rings at Emily's Restaurant; 25 Jul 2003, p. LL10 Lakehurst ready to be razed; 10 Oct 2003, p. B3 BUSINESSES - WISCONSIN Near north getaway (Interlaken Resort, Lake Geneva WI); 23 May 2003, p. LL7 CAMPS AND CAMPING Summer camps are right around the corner; 21 Mar 2003, p. LL7 Explore coultural [sic] diversity at camp; 25 Apr 2003, p. LL9 "I am Me" : Many pitch in to make annual burn camp a success; 4 Jul 2003, p. B2 MLS camp Aug. 4-8 (Major League Soccer Camp); 1 Aug 2003, p. A9 CANCER Colon cancer testing saves lives; 7 Mar 2003, p. B10 Relay for Life scores another big win : Cancer benefit raises $350,000 to lead state 4 years running; 20 Jun 2003, p. A1 Cancer benefit has 3 bike tours Sunday; 22 Aug 2003, p. A8 Top 10 things every woman should know about breast cancer; 10 Oct 2003, p. B11 CANOES AND CANOEING see also BOATS AND BOATING Canoe race brings attention to one of Illinois' longest rivers (46th Annual Des Plaines River Race); 9 May 2003, p. LL11 Launch your canoes in Wadsworth; 23 May 2003, Rec Guide p. 10 CARMEL CORSAIRS (BASEBALL) Carmel rolling, Walker's bat exploding (Sean Walker); 16 May 2003, p. A9 Area baseball teams take it on the chin; 6 Jun 2003, p. A9 Carmel hitting its groove; 18 Jul 2003, p. A9 After slow start, Corsair baseball shows it belongs; 8 Aug 2003, p. A11 CARMEL CORSAIRS (BASKETBALL, BOYS') Corsair boys heating up; 10 Jan 2003, p. B16 Carmel hope to 'finish' strong; 28 Feb 2003, p. A10 Carmel's Molloy looking forward to next year (Joe Molloy); 21 Mar 2003, p. A9 Corsairs hoping for reversal of fortune; 28 Nov 2003, Basketball p. 6 CARMEL CORSAIRS (BASKETBALL, GIRLS') Staying focused the name of the game : Carmel adjusting without Caitlin (Caitlin Krombach); 3 Jan 2003, p. A6 Lady Corsairs back on track; 10 Jan 2003, p. B16 Folding tents not an option for Carmel girls; 28 Feb 2003, p. A9 Carmel has the talent to contend for ESCC title; 21 Nov 2003, p. B13 Krombach's back and eager to lead Carmel (Caitlin Krombach); 28 Nov 2003, p. B9 Lady Corsairs have strong showing at Niles North; 5 Dec 2003, p. A10 Krombach leads Corsairs over Antioch (Caitlin Krombach); 12 Dec 2003, p. B10 Lady Corsairs get big win over Benet; 19 Dec 2003, p. B13 Carmel off to fast start at Warren Tourney; 26 Dec 2003, p. B10 CARMEL CORSAIRS (FOOTBALL) Corsairs look to make run; 14 Feb 2003, p. A10 Corsairs' Simmons has already caught on (Jack Simmons); 27 Jun 2003, p. A9 Defense stands tall for Carmel; 5 Sep 2003, p. B10 Simmons commits to Minnesota (Jack Simmons); 5 Sep 2003, p. B10 Carmel 'passes' the test against Benet; 12 Sep 2003, p. B10 Finally, a big win for Carmel; 19 Sep 2003, p. A8 Corsairs team roster; 19 Sep 2003, p. B10 Corsairs crush Notre Dame; 26 Sep 2003, p. B10 Corsairs beat St. Joe's in laughter, 42-0; 3 Oct 2003, p. B9 Corsairs overcome early mistakes against St. Pat's; 10 Oct 2003, p. B7 Mundelein prepares for football fever; 24 Oct 2003, p. A6 Holy war (Carmel vs. Joliet Catholic); 24 Oct 2003, Carmel p. 1 Up to the task, Carmel's magical unbeaten season continueswith 41-14 thumping of Joliet Catholic; 31 Oct 2003,p. A14 Corsairs rout Dons in rematch; 7 Nov 2003, p. B13 Corsairs continue to crush opposition; 14 Nov 2003, p. A9 Corsairs continue to roll, semifinals next; 21 Nov 2003, p. A9 The longest day : Libertyville and Carmel players prepare to battle for berths in state finals; 21 Nov 2003, p. B12 2003 Lakeland All-Area Football player of the year : Mark Venegoin, Carmel High); 28 Nov 2003, p. A9 Champaign bound : voyage is almost complete for Carmel; 28 Nov 2003, Champaign p. 1 State Champs; Dec 5, 2003, p. A1 The road to success : a 4 page wrap up; 5 Dec 2003, special supplement Football players return to court from Carmel; 12 Dec 2003, p. B10 Magnificent mile (16-page special section); 12 Dec 2003 Andy Bitto, Carmel coach : 4 phases of a great season; 12 Dec 2003, Magnificent p. 4 Mark Venegoni, Carmel quarterback : A team effort; 12 Dec 2003, Magnificent p. 4 CARMEL CORSAIRS (SOCCER, BOY'S) Corsairs not rebuilding, but improving; 12 Sep 2003, p. B10 CARMEL CORSAIRS (SOCCER, GIRL'S) Corsair girls soccer looking to give opponents the boot; 11 Apr 2003, p. A9 Halftime "pep talk" helps Corsairs; 23 May 2003, p. A6 Bitter end to sweet season for Corsair soccer; 30 May 2003, p. A6 CARMEL CORSAIRS (SOFTBALL) Catch as catch can for Carmel's LoBue (Sarah LoBue); 9 May 2003, p. A9 Corsair softball, what a turnaround; 6 Jun 2003, p. A9 CARMEL CORSAIRS (TENNIS, BOYS') Corsair tennis rebuilding? Look at the numbers; 18 Apr 2003, p. A9 Corsair youth tennis camp serves up an ace; 20 Jun 2003, p. A9 CARMEL CORSAIRS (TENNIS, GIRLS') Corsair youth tennis camp serves up an ace; 20 Jun 2003, p. A9 Carmel tennis looking to defend ESCC title; 5 Sep 2003, p. B10 Corsairs off and running in ESCC (East Suburban Catholic Conference); 19 Sep 2003, p. B12 Carmel takes 2nd in ESCC Tourney; 17 Oct 2003, p. B10 CARMEL CORSAIRS (TRACK & FIELD / CROSS COUNTRY, BOYS') Carmel boys track leads way to State finals; 30 May 2003, p. B16 CARMEL CORSAIRS (TRACK & FIELD / CROSS COUNTRY, GIRLS') Lady tracksters relay message loud and clear; 25 Apr 2003, p. A9 CARMEL CORSAIRS (VOLLEYBALL, BOYS') Corsair netters flying; 4 Apr 2003, p. A10 Mental aspect has Corsair spikers rockin', rollin'; 23 May 2003, p. B20 Carmel volleyball winning easy as 1-2-3; 30 May 2003, p. B20 "Moment of truth" has arrived for Corsair spikers; 6 Jun 2003, p. B21 Corsairs magnificent run comes to an end; 13 Jun 2003, p. A9 CARMEL CORSAIRS (VOLLEYBALL, GIRLS') Corsair spikers off and running on the season; 12 Sep 2003, p. B10 Passing the key to Carmel spikers' success; 19 Sep 2003, p. B12 Corsairs best competition at Warren Invite; 3 Oct 2003, p. B9 CARMEL CORSAIRS (WRESTLING) Corsairs pinning down condfidence, wins; 10 Jan 2003, p. A6 Corsair wrestlers ready for "second season"; 7 Feb 2003, p. A9 New faces look to lead Corsair grapplers; 19 Dec 2003, p. B13 CARMEL HIGH SCHOOL (Mundelein IL) see also CARMEL CORSAIRS - various sports 63 students at Carmel named state scholars; 24 Jan 2003, p. B3 Street Scenes rewrites classic TV; 7 Feb 2003, p. A1 School digest; 7 Feb 2003, p. A4 Carmel High School presents Street Scenes; 7 Feb 2003, p. LL3 Street scenes; 21 Feb 2003, p. A2 Student leaders D.C.-bound (Jeremy Henson, Patrick Kimener, Rachel Leman); 21 Feb 2003, p. B2 Carmel's spring musical set (You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown)'; 28 Feb 2003, p. A4 Merit Finalists names at Carmel (Danice Brown, John Flessner, Katherine Meyer, Ashley Mullen, Andrea Verney); 28 Feb 2003, p. A7 Carmel names hundreds of students to first semester honor roll; 28 Feb 2003, p. A12 Carmel awards scholarships to new freshmen; 7 Mar 2003, p. A4 Carmel plans summer school; 7 Mar 2003, p. B7 Carmel announces math winners, scholarships, upcoming events; 21 Mar 2003, p. B8 Backyard bash : Carmel student wins concert, big band travels to Grayslake (Kate Polak); 25 Apr 2003, p. A1 Innovative teaching makes kids learn : Carmel High, Jennifer Burkhalter; 2 May 2003, p. A3 Carmel Notebook; 2 May 2003, p. B11 Carmel High School notebook : students go to capitol; 9 May 2003, p. B11 Corsair sports notebook : boy's volleyball, baseball; 9 May 2003, p. B20 Carmel High School digest : Debate team honors, National Latin exam; 23 May 2003, p. B8 Carmel High School graduation 2003; 30 May 2003, p. B2 Ahead of the game : Carmel's Pirih, Cappelle go above and beyond (Amanda Pirih, Quintin Cappelle); 30 May 2003, Student p. 4 Carmel High School digest : National Spanish exam, National Latin exam; 6 Jun 2003, p. B8 Carmel breaks ground for science wing; 13 Jun 2003, p. A1 Restauranteurs' family loses son in motorcycle accident (Marshall Khayat); 27 Jun 2003, p. B1 Carmel High School digest : Student has national role (Heather Jones); 19 Sep 2003, p. B6 Carmel cheerleaders are "All American"; 26 Sep 2003, p. A6 Carmel High School recognizes scholars; 24 Oct 2003, p. A5 Carmel students collect for refugees; 31 Oct 2003, p. A3 Carmel to host open house, honor students named; 31 Oct 2003, p. B7 Carmel announces members of the National Honor Society; 7 Nov 2003, p. A8 Carmel names Merit qualifiers (Megan Knight, Serena Larkin, James Levasseur); 14 Nov 2003, p. B8 Carmel presents holiday programs; 5 Dec 2003, p. B7 Carmel reporters set the pace (National Scholastic Press Association); 12 Dec 2003, p. A1 Carmel students up for challenge, exam date nears; 19 Dec 2003, p. B6 Carmel students to perform at Illinois State University; 26 Dec 2004, p. B2 Casinos see GAMBLING CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF CHICAGO (agency) Hearts for the Homeless benefit to be held in Hoffman Estates; 31 Jan 2003, p. LL6 Director to be honored at "Hearts or Homeless" benefit (Hildegard Zimmermarm); 5 Dec 2003, p. LL11 CATS "Spay and Stay" saving lives : A humane way to control and reduce the feral cat population; 16 May 2003, p. LL1 Celebrate adopt a cat month; 13 Jun 2003, p. LL5 CENTER FOR ENRICHED LIVING - CEL (agency, Riverwoods IL) The Center's cooking up a tasty event; 21 Feb 2003, p. LL10 Donate your used vehicle; 21 Mar 2003, p. LL9 Center to host summer camp for those with special needs; 9 May 2003, p. B11 Charity scramble is on tap; 1 Aug 2003, p. B9 CHAIN O' LAKES STATE PARK (Spring Grove IL) Marine units help keep Chain o' Lakes safe; 23 May 2003, p. B1 The Northern Chain-O-Lakes; 23 May 2003, Rec Guide p. 32 Flood gates ready for Chain; 13 Jun 2003, p. B7 Chain levels at 10-year low; 5 Sep 2003, p. B1 Charter Schools see SCHOOLS AND EDUCATION see PRAIRIE CROSSING CHARTER SCHOOL CHEERLEADERS AND CHEERLEADING For Wauconda's Archbold, cheerleading is an "obsession" (Patti Archbold); 7 Feb 2003, p. B9 Mustangs have plenty to cheer about (cheerleading squad); 14 Feb 2003, p. A9 LHS Pom Pom squad comes up "super" : Squad places in 'dance' and 'funk' categories; 28 Feb 2003, p. A4 Comet cheerleading registration; 28 Feb 2003, p. A10 Focus the name of the game for Super All-Stars; 11 Apr 2003, p. A9 Vernon Hills cheerleader wins big at national competition (Kimberly Gray); 23 May 2003, p. A4 MHS cheerleaders win invite to Orange Bowl half-time; 12 Sep 2003, p. A3 Carmel cheerleaders are "All American"; 26 Sep 2003, p. A6 MHS cheerleaders at it again; 31 Oct 2003,p. A8 CHICAGO (IL), CITY OF American Experience focuses the nation's attention on Chicago (Chicago, City of the Century); 10 Jan 2003, p. LL5 CHICAGO BEARS (professional football team) Youths learn the basic of "Bearing Down"; 18 Jul 2003, p. A9 United Way, Bears get together for kids (Chicago Bears); 31 Oct 2003, p. B26 CHICAGO BOTANIC GARDENS (Glencoe IL) Search no more for paradise : Centuries of great garden design exhibit at Chicago Botanic Gardens; 24 Jan 2003, p. LL6 Martagon lily expert to talk at Chicago Botanic Garden (David Sims); 24 Jan 2003, p. LL6 Fourth annual Antiques and Garden Fair (Chicago Botanic Gardens); 21 Mar 2003, p. LL10 Chicago Botanic Garden plant sale returns; 16 May 2003, p. LL6 Reindog parade; 14 Nov 2003, p. LL5 Celebrations! A festival of flowers, lights and music; 12 Dec 2003, p. LL5 CHICAGO BULLS (Professional basketball team) Bulls camp July 21; 18 Jul 2003, p. A10 CHICAGO CUBS (Professional baseball team) Cubs' Santo to make stop here (Ron Santo); 3 Oct 2003, p. B3 CHICAGO HISTORICAL SOCIETY (organization) Chicago Historical Society hosts TIME Magazine's "Person of the Year" exhibit; 3 Jan 2003, p. LL7 CHILD ABUSE Prevention month will be actively observed, April 7 (Child Abuse Prevention Month); 4 Apr 2003, p. A5 Wings of hope : One-on-one attention helps families grow healthy children and avoid abuse; 18 Apr 2003, p. LL1 CHILDREN AND PARENTS See Also SCHOOLS AND EDUCATION Baby steps : Therapists work through child developmental delay at PACT (Pediatric Alternatives in Creative Therapy); 4 Jul 2003, p. LL1 Today's kids view braces as a fashion statement; 4 Jul 2003, p. B11 Doctors, schools, government wage war on child obesity; 3 Oct 2003, p. LL1 A new record of children's DNA : Parents keep child's DNA; 17 Oct 2003, p. A1 CHILDREN'S HOUSE CREATIVE MONTESSORI SCHOOL (Mundelein IL) From local house to the White House; 4 Apr 2003, p. A4 CHRIST LUTHERAN PRESCHOOL (school, Vernon Hills IL) Auction nets $15,000 for scholarships : Kids get their days on big trucks and police cars; 4 Jul 2003, p. A3 CHURCHILL, ROBERT (IL State Rep.) Churchill opens new web site; 25 Apr 2003, p. B31 CLC see COLLEGE OF LAKE COUNTY CLOTHING AND FASHION (includes jewelry) A once-over : Two Lake County women to appear on TLC Channel's "A Makeover Story" (Kari Blass, Kari Lakins); 19 Sep 2003, p. LL1 Charm-ing last minute holiday gifts (charm bracelets); 12 Dec 2003, p. LL1 COINS AND COIN COLLECTING State quarter stirs up local interest in coin collecting; 21 Feb 2003, p. B1 COLLEGE OF LAKE COUNTY (IL) CLC tech center co-founder dies (Richard Glogovsky); 10 Jan 2003, p. B3 Israeli politics the topic at CLC; 17 Jan 2003, p. B12 Hall doors are ajar at CLC : Junior College inducts seven new members; 31 Jan 2003, p. A9 CLC mourns Dorsey's death (Dr. James Dorsey); 31 Jan 2003, p. B2 CLC loses second teacher in 2 months (Donald Davis); 21 Feb 2003, p. B6 College takes another look at Southlake plan; 21 Feb 2003, p. B6 On campus : Regina Belle to perform at CLC, Hypnotist Jim Wand; 28 Feb 2003, p. LL11 CLC announces winners of high school challenge; 28 Feb 2003, p. L10 CLC approves renovation financing; 7 Mar 2003, p. B11 College students to host a candidates' forum; 7 Mar 2003, p. B11 On campus : Harambee Book Forum; 14 Mar 2003, p. LL10 CLC athletes represent school with class; 21 Mar 2003, p. A11 On campus : Peking acrobats, Cameroon writer Theres Kuoh-Moukoury to appear, Alumni family night out; 21 Mar 2003, p. LL2 Peking Acrobats to perform at CLC; 28 Mar 2003, p. LL6 On campus : CLC spring theatre, Pinocchio comes to life on stage; 28 Mar 2003, p. LL11 On campus : Explore career options and programs, Woody Herman Orchestra to perform; 4 Apr 2003, p. Ll12 CLC installs new board members; 11 Apr 2003, p. B7 College moves ahead with renovations; 11 Apr 2003, p. B8 On campus : Celebrate Earth Day, Blood drive at CLC; 18 Apr 2003, p. LL3 On campus : Annual guest artist concert, Anxiety disorder screenings; 2 May 2003, p. LL11 CLC dean honored by Girl Scouts (Sandria Rodriguez); 9 May 2003, p. B7 On campus : Tickets on sale for summer children's theatre, Motivational speaker Michael Thomson; 16 May 2003, p. LL10 Presidential Medal recipient to speak at CLC graduation (Juan Andrade); 16 May 2003, p. B7 On Campus : Quest program to explore Latin America, Gain computer skills; 23 May 2003, p. LL4 Never too old, or young; 6 Jun 2003, p. LL1 On campus : Give the gift of life, New student orientation, food safety refresher course; 6 Jun 2003, p. LL3 CLC approves raises for board, staff; 6 Jun 2003, p. B8 CLC sports notebook : Lack of timely hitting ends Lancers season; 6 Jun 2003, p. B18 On Campus : Theatre department gets ready for summer musical, Information on home remodeling; 20 Jun 2003, p. LL10 On Campus : Connie Payton to speak at sports banquet, Quest program to explore environment and energy; 27 Jun 2003, p. LL3 CLC news : New major approved, budget on display, service recognized; 4 Jul 2003, p. B7 On Campus : Invitational exhibit features wood art, Business opportunity fair; 11 Jul 2003, p. LL11 Czech it out, CLC players traveled abroad; 11 Jul 2003, p. B19 On Campus : CLC fall registration begins, CLC schedules blood drive; 18 Jul 2003, p. LL10 Fall registration set at CLC; 18 Jul 2003, p. B3 On Campus : Application for piano competition due, Entry call for holiday art sale; 1 Aug 2003, p. B11 Farrington makes run for CLC cross country (Rebecca Farrington); 8 Aug 2003, p. A9 On Campus : Entries invited for "Recent Works" art exhibit, Programs offer quick start to office careers; 8 Aug 2003, p. LL11 CLC approves new programs; 8 Aug 2003, p. B3 On Campus : New exhibit by California artist, International film festival; 22 Aug 2003, p. LL11 On Campus : Blood drive scheduled, Training in business; 29 Aug 2003, p. LL11 CLC trustee Berliant resigns (Millicent Berliant); 5 Sep 2003, p. B3 On Campus : Vocalist Joan Hammel to perform, Deadline nears for recent works; 12 Sep 2003, p. LL11 On Campus : Latin Musical Ensemble to perform, CLC program examines images of women in advertising; 26 Sep 2003, p. LL10 CLC board gets moving on new University Center; 3 Oct 2003, p. B3 CLC ends season on sour note (women's soccer); 31 Oct 2003, p. B24 On Campus : Veterans Day observance Nov. 11, Theatre production "Abingdon Square" opens Nov. 14; 7 Nov 2003, p. LL9 Schwartz in as CLC trustee (Thomas J. Schwartz); 7 Nov 2003, p. B1 On Campus : CLC exhibit of abstract paintings underway, Big band concert at CLC Nov. 23; 14 Nov 2003, p. LL9 Bring it on (high-profile entertainment at college performing arts center); 28 Nov 2003, p. LL1 On Campus : CLC dance concert to explore children's literature; 28 Nov 2003, p. LL11 Lady Lancers need to hit the glass; 5 Dec 2003, p. A11 CLC Foundation elects new members, set donation record; 19 Dec 2003, p. B17 COLUMBIA COLLEGE OF MISSOURI (Park City IL) Memorial fund set up for tragically killed student (John C. Pemberton III); 7 Mar 2003, p. A12 Columbia College has new web site; 14 Mar 2003, p. B8 COMPUTERS / INTERNET see also PLUGGED IN (regular column) Police warn of latest online check scam : Vernon Hills Department details "Nigerian" e-mail fraud; 11 Apr 2003, p. A5 Librarians to launch new web site (Illinois Clicks); 30 May 2003, p. B11 District 79 to incorporate online safety in curriculum; 12 Dec 2003, p. A2 CONDELL MEDICAL CENTER (hospital, Libertyville IL) You're in good hands : Condell's Scire has vision of providing training and sports medicine programs throughout the county (Larry Scire); 28 Feb 2003, Forefronts p. 27 Make no bones about it : Condell-licensed athletic trainers provide care area athletes deserve; 7 Mar 2003, p. LL1 Pondering pregnancy? Condell class tells couples what to expect; 16 May 2003, p. B10 Services move into Condell expansion : Admissions, labs and spa are up and running; 27 Jun 2003, p. A5 Condell earns rare top score; 27 Jun 2003, p. B6 Condell expands to Grayslake location; 18 Jul 2003, p. B2 Condell to host student-trainer workshop; 25 Jul 2003, p. A9 Student trainers put a wrap on sports injuries; 8 Aug 2003, p. A9 Condell Acute Care Centers offer free colon cancer test kits; 8 Aug 2003, p. B10 Condell fitness competiton for fire, police : Fitness a year-around activity out of necessity; 10 Oct 2003, p. A5 Condell Medical Center continues breaking ground and setting records; 17 Oct 2003, Health Update p. 3 COOK MEMORIAL PUBLIC LIBRARY DISTRICT Library to have open house (Evergreen branch library); 24 Jan 2003, p. A12 Vernon Hills still seeking a new library; 27 Jun 2003, p. A6 College student named to library board (Aaron Lawlor); 25 Jul 2003, p. A8 Cooking see FOOD AND DRINK see RECIPES COOKING BY THE BOOK (regular column) "Real stew" enlivens mealtime with flavorful one-pot dishes; 3 Jan 2003, p. LL7 A contemporary look at Polish cookery; 17 Jan 2003, p. LL11 Rising to the haute cuisine challenge; 14 Feb 2003, p. LL7 Australian brings classics into the 21st century; 21 Feb 2003, p. LL10 Poppy seeds, orange team up in flavorful cake; 21 Feb 2003, p. LL10 Protein bars from Millie Katzen's 'Sunlight Cafe'; 28 Feb 2003, p. LL9 Sweet potato praline pie with a touch of soul; 21 Mar 2003, p. LL3 Crazy for Casseroles mines depths of an old standby; 4 Apr 2003, p. LL6 Maple date bars score as all-American treat; 18 Apr 2003, p. LL9 Portobello Piccatta: a first course with flair; 2 May 2003, p. LL2 Authentic seafood gumbo from the Big Easy; 16 May 2003, p. LL9 Hawaiian Waffles put a tropical spin on breakfast; 30 May 2003, p. LL5 Roizen's latest book: How food can reverse the biological clock; 6 June 2003, p. LL9 New 'Cornbread Book' warms to its subject (The Cornbread Book : A Love Story); 20 Jun 2003, p. LL2 Rick Browne points the way, but mastering the grill takes vigilance; 4 Jul 2003, p.LL6 Classic Vinaigrette features fresh lemon juice; 18 Jul 2003, p. LL3 Correction - Lemon-soy vinaigrette; 25 Jul 2003, p. LL9 Mediterranean cookery made easy; 1 Aug 2003,p. LL9 Great Big Burger Book offers something to sink your teeth into; 15 Aug 2003,p. LL3 Cucumber soup exploits garden's bounty; 29 Aug 2003,p. LL3 Banana brownies add flair to familiar treat; 12 Sept 2003,p. LL10 Well-conceived cookbook puts wok through its paces (Wok Every Day, by Barbara Gruens and Virginia Van Vynckt); 10 Oct 2003, p. LL10 Baked apple Tart with a French Twist; 7 Nov 2003, p. LL10 Rotisserie chicken rescues busy cooks; 14 Nov 2003,p. LL9 Two new winning cookbooks from California wine country (Escape to Yountville and The Cakebread Cellars Napa Valley Cookbook); 21 Nov 2003, p. LL9 From Emeril's Kitchens gumbo that packs a wallop; 5 Dec 2003, p. LL11 Mediterranean beef, barley soup provides a heart-friendly meal; 12 Dec 2003, p. LL11 How-to guides makelife easier for holiday bartending; 19 Dec 2003, p. LL6 COUNTRYSIDE FIRE DEPARTMENT (Vernon Hills IL) Controlled burn gets out of control; 28 Feb 2003, p. A1 House struck, no one injured; 16 May 2003, p. A3 House in flames, but no injuries : Lightning may be cause in house fire; 11 Jul 2003, p. A1 COURTS / LEGAL SYSTEM see also LAKE COUNTY (IL) COURTS Supreme Court rules sentence unconstitutional (Ryan Kirkpatrick); 30 May 2003, p. A5 CRANE, PHILIP (representive, 8th Congressional District) Crane working on multimillion dollar package for local projects; 28 Feb 2003, p. B10 "Rice protest" puts nerves on edge at Crane's D.C. office; 28 Mar 2003, p. B2 On the hill, not over it : Stalwart Crane still going strong after 30 years as congressman; 9 May 2003, p. B2 Crane brings millions for local defense spending; 1 Aug 2003, p. B2 Bush opponent to contest Crane (Bill Scheurer); 3 Oct 2003, p. B3 Crime see LAW ENFORCEMENT, police departments of specific towns CUB SCOUTS OF AMERICA (organization) Pack 98 holds annual pinewood derby; 14 Mar 2003, p. A12 DANCE (includes ballet) Centre East presents three Chicago premieres by Twyla Tharp Dance; 24 Jan 2003, p. LL9 Libertyville dance company holds jazz forum (Forum Jazz Dance Theater); 24 Jan 2003, p. LL11 McNulty Irish Dancers ring in 2003 with Fiesta Bowl appearance!; 31 Jan 2003, p. B18 McNulty Irish Dancers ring in 2003 with Fiesta Bowl appearance; 14 Feb 2003, p. B10 Byde to hold annual audtions (Barrington Youth Dance Ensemble); 21 Feb 2003, p. LL12 Mundelein High School hosts dance recital; 14 Mar 2003, p. A4 Dance Academy Spring Concert coming; 14 Mar 2003, p. A8 Terpsichore Dance company; 14 Mar 2003, p. BB6 Irish dance lessons offer creative, fun alternative to the gym; 18 Apr 2003, Health Update p. 3 Celebrate National Dance Week; 2 May 2003, p. Ll3 Ballet of Joan of Arc performed by Illinois Youth Dance Theatre; 2 May 2003, p. LL9 Irish dance lessons offer creative, fun alternative to the gym; 2 May 2003, p. B20 "Under the Big Top welcomes everyone" (Barrington Youth Dance Ensemble); 13 Jun 2003, p. LL7 Hip to be square (square dancing); 12 Sep 2003, p. LL1 Under the Big Top gala to support production of "The Nutcracker" (Barrington Youth Dance Ensemble); 3 Oct 2003, p. LL5 Joffrey Ballet's Romeo and Juliet a dynamic, enchanting revival; 17 Oct 2003, p. LL10 Storybook Dance Theatre brings delight and encouragement; 24 Oct 2003, p. LL6 BYDE's 9th annual Nutcracker four glorious performances (Barrington Youth Dance Ensemble); 14 Nov 2003, p. LL11 BYDE's 9th annual Nutcracker four glorious performances (Barrington Youth Dance Ensemble); 21 Nov 2003, p. LL2 Sugarplum fantasies come to life : Nutcracker ballet performed in Crystal Lake; 19 Dec 2003, Last Minute p. 13 DATING The Dating Games : Blind dating seen through new eyes; 14 Feb 2003, p. LL1 DAVID ADLER CULTURAL CENTER (Libertyville IL) No "monkey business" for Adler play : Cast of 38 named for comedy adventure (Hurricane Smith and the Garden of the Golden Monkey); 24 Jan 2003, p. A3 Acoustic virtuoso kicks off Adler series (Ariane Lydon, David Adler Center); 14 Feb 2003, p. A3 Adler Center camps spark artistic themes; 18 Apr 2003, p. A8 Adler names drama camp director (Rachel Jamieson Kick); 30 May 2003, p. A3 Brazilian music at Adler Center; 3 Oct 2003, p. LL4 The David Adler Cultural Center welcomes Chris Proctor; 24 Oct 2003, p. LL5 David Adler Cultural Center presents Olga Bornovalova; 21 Nov 2003, p. LL3 The David Adler Cultural Center presents Ernie Hawkins; 5 Dec 2003, p. LL6 DEATH AND DYING Grief workshops offered by Hospice of Northeastern Illinois; 21 Feb 2003, p. B10 Camp courage : Children learn how to cope with grief together; 25 Jul 2003, p. B1 Family jewels (LifeGem, Elk Grove Village IL); 14 Nov 2003, p. LL1 DENTAL HEALTH AND HYGIENE February is children's dental health month; 24 Jan 2003, p. B10 Oral health a concern for all ages; 18 Apr 2003, Health p. 22 Today's kids view braces as a fashion statement; 4 Jul 2003, p. B11 Experience makes the difference in dentistry; 17 Oct 2003, Health Update p. 9 DIAMOND LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT 76 West Oak ready to "bowl" you over; 31 Jan 2003, p. A8 Bowl team having fun (West Oak academic bowl); 28 Feb 2003, p. A4 Students head to Washington; 28 Feb 2003, p. A5 Diamond Lake sponsors anti-bullying seminar; 14 Mar 2003, p. A3 West Oak boys basketball shows plenty of spirit; 18 Apr 2003, p.A10 Teachers touch the community : West Oak Middle School, Diane Uzzle; 25 Apr 2003, p. A3 Teachers touch the community : Diamond Lake Intermediate, Sandy Simonis; 25 Apr 2003, p. A6 Innovative teaching makes kids learn : Fairhaven Elementary, Wendy Dailey; 2 May 2003, p. A3 Diamond Lake students have a whale of a time; 9 May 2003, p. A4 Meters helping students get active; 9 May 2003, p. A4 West Oak presents "Annie Jr."; 9 May 2003, p. A6 West Oak School hires principal (Christopher Willeford); 6 Jun 2003, p. A4 Diamond Lake school students donate teddy bears; 6 Jun 2003, p. A6 Congratulations to the graduates of West Oak Middle School; 4 Jul 2003, p. A8 "Principal's Pals" consistently get better; 12 Sep 2003, p. A4 WOW! Students strive to be the best; 26 Sep 2003, p. A4 Children will keep physically fit (West Oak Middle School); 31 Oct 2003 Students show spirit and life-long qualities; 14 Nov 2003, p. A4 Students apply for postal service jobs; 14 Nov 2003, p. A4 McDonald's awards Diamond Lake with cash prize; 21 Nov 2003, p. A5 Students have fun in and out of school; 26 Dec 2003, p. A6 DISABILITIES Living independently; 10 Jan 2003, p. LL1 Special needs families need special planner : Vernon Hills CFP gives clients hope and a game plan (Mary Anne Ehlert); 28 Feb 2003, p. A3 Service dogs increase the independence of people with disabilities; 20 Jun 2003, p. LL1 DIVERSITY TRAINING Cultural diversity; 14 Mar 2003, p. LL1 DOGS Animal activists want felony charges in dog fighting case; 24 Jan 2003, p. B2 Dog program : man's best friend : Show part of National Pet Month; 14 Feb 2003, p. A3 Dog makeovers, from Beethoven to Lassie; 21 Feb 2003, p. LL3 Top Dog : Whether it's training trick dogs or police dogs, Alex Rothacker is "TOPS" when it comes to canine creatures; 28 Feb 2003, Forefronts p. 5 Hot dog! Local pet on TV show for pretty pooches (Sweet Pea, First Annual Miss Dog Beauty Pageant); 2 May 2003, p. B1 Dog training classes taught through praise, not fear and without hitting; 9 May 2003, p. LL6 Dog to be euthanized snatched from kennel; 30 May 2003, p. A3 Kick off summer with "Bow-wow Beach Bash" (Chicago Park District); 13 Jun 2003, p. LL9 Woof and Wheels nets $2,000 for service dogs (Canine Companions for Independence); 20 Jun 2003, p. A3 Service dogs increase the independence of people with disabilities; 20 Jun 2003, p. LL1 How to deal with a dog that barks too much; 15 Aug 2003, Lake County Home p. 4 Your family dog may misbehave when kids go back to school; 15 Aug 2003, Lake County Home p. 23 Always giving : To Rothacker, giving comes as easy as fetching a stick (Paula Rothacker); 12 Sep 2003, Everyday Heroes p. 10 Furry Friends help improve children's reading ("Read to Rover" program at Fremont Public Library); 24 Oct 2003, p. A1 Reindog parade (Chicago Botanic Garden); 14 Nov 2003, p. LL5 Pit bulls-a loveable dog with bad press; 21 Nov 2003, p.A3 DOMINICAN UNIVERSITY (school, River Forest IL) Dominican University visiting day; 14 Feb 2003, p. LL7 Dominican University Center Stage presents "The Best of Irving Berlin"; 16 May 2003, p. LL10 Dominican University announces 2003-2004 Center Stage season; 14 Nov 2003, p. LL3 DRUGS, ILLEGAL DARE video game helps to promote positive message; 24 Jan 2003, p. A4 Crime Stoppers, sheriff team up to crack down on ecstasy; 11 Apr 2003, p. B16 EDITORIALS 2003 outlook--taxes, highways begging for fix; 3 Jan 2003, p. B4 Knocking on doors replaces phone calls (Bill Schroeder); 3 Jan 2003, p. B4 Ameritech plugging holes in leaky boat (Martin R. Cohen); 3 Jan 2003, p. B4 Township opening ignites interest; 10 Jan 2003, p. B4 Welcome mat out in Wisconsin; 10 Jan 2003, P. B4 Wolf sighting not far-fetched (Bill Schroeder); 10 Jan 2003, p. B4 Flood agency's record shines; 17 Jan 2003, p. B4 Chasing away winter blahs (Bill Schroeder); 17 Jan 2003, p. B4 Abortion's hurt engulfs family (Julie Roche); 17 Jan 2003, p. B4 Spending less welcome reform; 24 Jan 2003, p. B4 Highway help on the way; 24 Jan 2003, p. B4 Silo silent symbol of forsaken past (Bill Schroeder); 24 Jan 2003, p. B4 Grumbling hits disposal center for county; 31 Jan 2003, p. B4 See skullduggery in six-lane plan to build Rte. 53; 31 Jan 2003, p. B4 Smiling server makes the day (Bill Schroeder); 31 Jan 2003, p. B4 Will the teachers' lobby ever get enough? (Jordan Madorsky); 31 Jan 2003, p. B4 Who listened to Mike's words?; 7 Feb 2003, p. B4 Questions to ask before school vote; 7 Feb 2003, p. B4 Reticence invites another strike (Bill Schroeder); 7 Feb 2003, p. B4 Need streamlining for building in county; 14 Feb 2003, p. B4 Just plain 'Guv' might work well (Bill Schroeder); 14 Feb 2003, p. B4 Cuts hurt innocent students (Bill Dawson); 14 Feb 2003, p. B4 Volunteers demystify lakes water quality; 21 Feb 2003, p. B4 Latest chapter unfolds at Shimer; 21 Feb 2003, p. B4 Care Coach help 'at your service' (Bill Schroeder); 21 Feb 2003, p. B4 Rx for Illinois GOP: Fitzgerald tonic; 28 Feb 2003, p. B4 Thinking 'biggest' spurs Volo dream; 28 Feb 2003, p. B4 Wrigley outing once a bargain (Bill Schroeder); 28 Feb 2003, p. B4 Uncertain economy impacted tax vote in two districts; 7 Mar 2003, p. B4 Downtowns due to shine again (Bill Schroeder); 7 Mar 2003, p. B4 Mayors can end fantasy of Rte. 53; 15 Mar 2003, p. B4 Students divided on threat of war (Bill Schroeder); 14 Mar 2003, p. B4 Democrat filibuster misguided, hypocritical (Commentary, Grant Noble); 14 Mar 2003, P. B4 What's wrong with being pro-teacher? (Commentary, Kurt Walters); 14 Mar 2003, p. B4 Welcome trade: jobs for homes; 21 Mar 2003, p. B4 April 1 balloting no joking matter; 21 Mar 2003, p. B4 Can Wal-Mart pay village bills? (Bill Schroeder); 21 Mar 2003, p. B4 Prayerful thoughts; 28 Mar 2003, p. B4 Righting wrong on CLC board; 28 Mar 2003, p. B4 Skeptics impair mission of U.S. (Bill Schroeder); 28 Mar 2003, p. B4 Honor our military - freedom's guardians (Deborah Cederberg); 28 Mar 2003, p. B4 Late tax bills not a bargain; 4 Apr 2003, p. B4 New mission for Great Lakes; 4 Apr 2003, p. B4 Town meeting enticing; 4 Apr 2003, p. B4 Darren, Dusty spark new hope (Bill Schroeder); 4 Apr 2003, p. B4 There is need to do more than just say no; 11 Apr 2003, p. B4 Gutsy telemarketer: Say a kind word (Bill Schroeder); 11 Apr 2003, p. B4 Waukegan casino - The spillover effects (Commentary - Gregory Jackson); 11 Apr 2003, p. B4 YMCA land sale good all around; 18 Apr 2003, p. B4 Wishing for spot on transit wish list; 18 Apr 2003, p. B4 Respond to jeers with U.S. cheers; 18 Apr 2003, p. B4 Sen. Fitzgerald- a story unfolding; 25 Apr 2003, p. B4 Retiring Coroner set new standards; 25 Apr 2003, p. B4 Whistle blowers aim at blowing whistles (Bill Schroeder); 25 Apr 2003, p. B4 School need to stop taking federal handouts (Ed Fuhrmann); 25 Apr 2003, p. B4 War on skeeters costly, widespread; 2 May 2003, p. B4 Mitigation opens building process; 2 May 2003, p. B4 Tollway pennies not from heaven (Bill Schroeder); 2 May 2003, p. B4 Stukel demystifies status of U of I; 9 May 2003, p. B4 Risk squander of Forest support; 9 May 2003, p. B4 Hometown honors late Gov. Stratton (Bill Schroeder); 9 May 2003, p. B4 Lauds immigrant education bill (Maru Tomusiak); 9 May 2003, p. B4 Could Glenbrook real-time hazing happen here?; 16 May 2003, p. B4 Unplugged singer ponders future (Bill Schroeder); 16 May 2003, p. B4 Buy a bridge buy SBC deal; 16 May 2003, p. B4 Single voice strategy working; 23 May 2003, p. B4 New meaning for senior housing; 23 May 2003, p. B4 Shhhh! Noise police lurking; 23 May 2003, p. B4 How joining hands helped water quality; 30 May 2003, p. B4 Varsity action calls for maturity; 30 May 2003, p. B4 Army vet eyes new career (Bill Schroeder); 30 May 2003, p. B4 Launch point for greatness; 6 June 2003, p. B4 Losing ground in growth race; 6 June 2003, p. B4 Cubs-Yanks series time to remember (Bill Schroeder); 6 Jun 2003, p. B4 Need "no fault" health insurance (William Dam); 6 Jun 2003, p. B4 Recognizing how charity changes; 13 Jun 2003, p. B4 Time to share Forest Preseves growth (Bonnie Carter); 13 Jun 2003, p. B4 Stratton : A Working first lady (Bill Schroeder); 13 Jun 2003, p. B4 Some explaining needed on vote; 20 Jun 2003, p.B4 Farmers markets winning shoppers; 20 Jun 2003, p. B4 Public career 'gift' from citizens (Barb Richardson); 20 Jun 2003, p. B4 Looking at past to find future (Bill Schroeder); 20 Jun 2003, p. B4 Tackling highway hornet's nest; 27 Jun 2003, p. B4 Summer's here!; 27 Jun 2003, p. B4 Work release to grow; 27 Jun 2003,p. B4 Kirk way ahead of potential foes (Bill Schroeder); 27 Jun 2003, p. B4 Separate Circuits welcome change; 4 Jul 2003, p. B4 Emerging parity a political reality; 4 Jul 2003, p. B4 School knockers never go away (Bill Schroeder); 4 Jul 2003, p. B4 Citizen control of school funds needed (Jack Martin); 4 Jul 2003, p. B4 Find incubator for affordability in new housing; 11 Jul 2003,p. B4 Giving, taking personal freedom; 11 Jul 2003, p. B4 Pfarr Corner close to perfect (Bill Schroeder); 11 Jul 2003, p. B4 Condell embraces 'close by' philosophy; 18 Jul 2003, p. B4 Fair days ahead for 75th season; 18 Jul 2003, p. B4 Can GOP success repeat?; 18 Jul 2003, p. B4 Shopping patterns at malls face jolt (Bill Schroeder); 18 Jul 2003, p. B4 Real evidence of Iraqi weapons (Peter Karlovics); 18 Jul 2003, p. B4 Making more room for riding trails makes good horse sense; 25 Jul 2003, p. B4 'New' school money won't help suburbs (Bill Schroeder); 25 Jul 2003, p. B4 Back to School season involves the whole town; 1 Aug 2003,p. B4 Finding a home for old warship (U.S.S. Connolly); 1 Aug 2003,p. B4 Mansion diss raises questions (Bill Schroeder); 1 Aug 2003, p. B4 Lower cost drugs available now (Commentary - James M. Sheehan); 1 Aug 2003,p. B4 Turning tax cap into Swiss cheese; 8 Aug 2003, p. B4 Money woes eased for flood agency; 8 Aug 2003, p. B4 Handicapped driver fends off low-lifes (Bill Schroeder); 8 Aug 2003, p. B4 Eye 2004 balloting for voter realignment; 15 Aug 2003, p. B4 Ignoring basic budget precepts; 15 Aug 2003, p. B4 Use 500 Mile Rule for shorter trips (Bill Schroeder); 15 Aug 2003, p. B4 School refrain has new words; 22 Aug 2003, p. B4 Listings for jobs trending upwards; 22 Aug 2003, p. B4 Bullseye scored for open meetings; 22 Aug 2003, p. B4 Lincoln's a school with no summer off (Bill Schroeder); 22 Aug 2003, p. B4 Option schools gaining in favor; 29 Aug 2003, p. B4 Slicing tax cap equal opportunity; 29 Aug 2003, p. B4 New development overnight success (Bill Schroeder); 29 Aug 2003, p. B4 Gridlock solutions begin close to home (commentary - Susan Zingle); 29 Aug 2003, p. B4 Smaller better- for high schools; 5 Sep 2003, p. B4 Can't shortchange funding for agency; 5 Sep 2003, p. B4 Bourbon bottles still in demand (Bill Schroeder); 5 Sep 2003, p. B4 Vision takes place of one grand plan; 12 Sep 2003,p. B4 Making an impact-that's Robert Morris; 12 Sep 2003, p. B4 Prepare for 2004 : Be almanac brainy (Bill Schroeder); 12 Sep 2003, p. B4 Reward for doing 'right thing' (Commentary- State Senator Terry Link); 12 Sep 2003, p. B4 Painless choice being threatened; 19 Sep 2003, p. B4 Seeking gesture to soften strife; 19 Sep 2003, p. B4 Horse lovers aim for trail system (Bill Schroeder); 19 Sep 2005, p. B4 Blend cultures to better downtown; 26 Sept 2003,p. B4 Getting bypassed on conventions; 26 Sept 2003, p. B4 Top 10 sought for attendance(Bill Schroeder); 26 Sep 2003, p. B4 Creating jobs political priority; 3 Oct 2003,p. B4 Abuse of e-mail getting alarming (Bill Schroeder); 3 Oct 2003, p. B4 It's rainbow time in Lake County; 10 Oct 2003, p. B4 Plans aplenty; lack of unity hurts synergy; 10 Oct 2003, p. B4 Turning gridlock into profitable time (Bill Schroeder); 10 Oct 2003, p. B4 View of alcoholism skewed (AA member); 10 Oct 2003, p. B4 Hurting business a no-gain game for sticklers; 17 Oct 2003, p. B4 Greed replacing work place misery (Bill Schroeder); 17 Oct 2003, p. B4 Whistle rage invites diplomatic review; 24 Oct 2003,p. B4 Help on the way for downtowns; 24 Oct 2003,p. B4 Cubs loveable, no longer losers (Bill Schroeder); 24 Oct 2003, p. B4 Tip your hat to our farmers (Commentary-Philip Rovang); 24 Oct 2003, p.B4 Doors opening for political spree; 31 Oct 2003, p. B4 Country 'flavor' still commonplace; 31 Oct 2003,p. B4 Going global for transit riders (Bill Schroeder); 31 Oct 2003,p. B4 Almost, it's all at Great Lakes; 7 Nov 2003, p. B4 Woodland facing 'too big' syndrome; 7 Nov 2003, p. B4 Catch phrase makes difference (Bill Schroeder); 7 Nov 2003, p. B4 Yule fervor reigns: 14 Nov 2003, p. B4 Fourth airport joins travel mix; 14 Nov 2003, p. B4 Savers, collectors never are sorry (Bill Schroeder); 14 Nov 2003, p. B4 Plan to overhaul Cook County style has shortcomings; 21 Nov 2003, p. B4 Former Marines: pride and spirit (Bill Schroeder); 21 Nov 2003, p.B4 Opening door to fake ID's (Commentary-Raymond Rose); 28 Nov 2003, p. B4 Life improving in battle zone (Bill Schroeder); 28 Nov 2003, p. B4 Lessons learned: Lakehurst Mall; 5 Dec 2003, p. B4 Crossing tracks took a long time; 5 Dec 2003,p. B4 National views mixed on Illinois (Bill Schroeder); 5 Dec 2003, p. B4 Time to accept hospital decision; 12 Dec 2003, p. B4 Modern rarity: a popular tax; 12 Dec 2003,p. B4 Voice of Packers sours Bear visitors (Bill Schroeder); 12 Dec 2003, p. B4 Reasons make season special; 19 Dec 2003, p. B4 Images of 2003: seen and unseen; 19 Dec 2003, p. B4 When 'far out' becaomes close in; 19 Dec 2003, p. B4 It's Christmas-leave the X's out (Bill Schroeder); 19 Dec 2003, p. B4 Village of crosses continues to shine (commentary - Constance Colson); 19 Dec 2003, p. B4 See confidence for 2004 outlook; more jobs key; 26 Dec 2003, p. B4 Double tracking has fed backing; 26 Dec 2003, p. B4 Good or Bad? Lots of both (Bill Schroeder); 26 Dec 2003, p. B4 Education see SCHOOLS AND EDUCATION ELECTIONS See Also POLITICS AND POLITICIANS 2003 voter information guide (sample ballot); 14 Mar 2003, Voter Guide special supplement Election results; 4 Apr 2003, p. A1 Local races come down to the wire : 9 lose their elections by 7 votes or less; 4 Apr 2003, p. B1 Petition packets are now available for '04 election; 12 Sep 2003, p. B2 Clerk announces lottery for spring ballot slots; 5 Dec 2003, p. B6 EMPLOYMENT AND CAREERS Need a job? 100 employers will be waiting for you at fair; 23 May 2003, p. B15 Getting jobbed : Landing the right position can take a lot of work; 6 Jun 2003, p. B2 Uncertainty clouds outlook for jobs in county, report says; 19 Dec 2003, p. B3 ENTERTAINMENT see also MAGIC AND MAGICIANS see also MOVIE REVIEWS see also MOVIES see also MUSIC AND MUSICIANS see also RADIO see also TELEVISION AND TELEVISION SHOWS see also THEATER see also THEATER REVIEWS Rockford's snow sculption competition; 3 Jan 2003, p. LL3 Snow giants invade Lake Geneva; 17 Jan 2003, p. LL6 Beat the winter blues (Winter FAmily Fun Fair, Crystal Lake IL); 24 Jan 2003, p. LL12 Millburn's March Madness dinner and auction; 28 Feb 2003, p. LL6 Local laughter (James Wesley jackson, Special Ed); 14 Mar 2003, p. LL3 Chicago Kids' Expo; 21 Mar 2003, p. LL3 Sports Show and Business Expo; 21 Mar 2003, p. LL10 A magical evening where reality and illusion collide (Living Illusions); 23 May 2003, p. LL2 Story Telling Festival features Dovie Thomason; 30 May 2003, p. LL3 Summer entertainment season begins at Independence Grove; 6 Jun 2003, p. LL6 Wright brothers' 100-years since flight proves amazing (Richardson Farm Corn Maze); 15 Aug 2003, p. LL1 UniverSoul Circus hits Chicago Sept. 26-Oct. 9; 26 Sep 2003, p. LL11 The thrills, chills and laughter of the Greatest Show on Earth returns to Chicago (Ringling Bros. and Barnum and Bailey Circus; 10 Oct 2003, p. LL2 UW-Parkside conference debates extraterrestrial life Oct. 25; 17 Oct 2003, p. LL2 Polish-American holiday gala in Oak Park; 5 Dec 2003, p. LL4 A bit of Irish in December (Irish American Heritage Center, Chicago IL); 12 Dec 2003, p. LL10 Goldie Hawn speaks at JUF's Vanguard event (Jewish United Fund); 12 Dec 2003, p. LL11 ENVIRONMENT Kirk comes to lakefront to detail shoreline cleanup plan (U.S. Rep. Mark Kirk); 24 Jan 2003, p. B2 Study : Blame seagulls for closings at Lake Michigan; 25 Apr 2003, p. B16 Paper or plastic? Ecology concerns, ease ofuse and habit dictate choices; 23 May 2003, p. LL1 Environmental disaster hits marsh (Fairfield Marsh); 26 Sep 2003, p. LL1 EYESIGHT / EYEGLASSES Good eye health helps keep your peepers on the ball; 21 Feb 2003, p. B10 Eyecare centers take part in national campaign (American Optometric Association, "Save Your Vision Month"); 28 Mar 2003, p. B14 Kristy Freeman has an eye for caring; 4 Apr 2003, p. B7 Kristy Freeman has an eye for caring; 18 Apr 2003, Health p. 16 How to get help for low vision; 18 Apr 2003, Health p. 23 The eyes have it : A look inside LASIK surgery; 30 May 2003, p. LL1 Make eye exams part of back-to-school routine; 19 Sep 2003, p. B9 EZYK, TERRE Relentless advocate; 28 Feb 2003, Forefronts p. 15 Fall see AUTUMN Fashion see CLOTHING AND FASHION FINCH UNIVERSITY OF HEALTH SCIENCES/CHICAGO MEDICAL SCHOOL (North Chicago IL) Finch University celebrates its 89th commencement; 20 Jun 2003, p. B7 FIREARMS Firearm safety kits, free (Mundelein Police Department); 12 Dec 2003, p. A5 Gun buy-back program takes over 1,000 weapons off the street : Gurnee collects the most with 49 total; 19 Dec 2003, p. B3 FIRES see also fire departments of individual towns Christmas fire ravages condo : Five families owe thanks to alert girl; 3 Jan 2003, p. A1 Controlled burn gets out of control; 28 Feb 2003, p. A1 Occupant of apartment still not found after fire; 21 Mar 2003, p. A6 Crews at state park turn brush fire against itself; 2 May 2003, p. B2 FISH AND FISHING Fishing season arrives at Lake County Forest Preserves; 18 Apr 2003, p. LL11 Fishing season is here; 23 May 2003, Rec Guide p. 6 Fishing fees in Illinois; 23 May 2003, Rec Guide p. 39 Cast a line for fun; 30 May 2003, p. LL6 Get reeled in by Illinois Free Fishing weekend; 6 Jun 2003, p. LL9 FLAGS Flag sales climb with patriotism; 30 May 2003, p. B6 Fire station provides official flag disposal drop (Mundelein Fire Department); 4 Jul 2003, p. A1 I am the Flag; 4 Jul 2003, For Love of Country p. 4 Flower Shows see GARDEN SHOWS FOOD AND DRINK see also COOKING BY THE BOOK see also RECIPES "A Scoop of the U.S.A. : An ice cream challenge (Edy's Grand Ice Cream); 21 Mar 2003, p. LL6 Make school lunches fun and nutritious; 15 Aug 2003, p. B8 Getting to know cutlery - essential knife tips; 15 Aug 2003, Lake County Home p. 22 Meet the alternatives : Instead of choosing beef for your burgers, why not give salmon, lamb or turkey a try?; 19 Sep 2003, p. LL11 Feeling squashed?; 26 Sep 2003, p. LL9 Cooking the perfect bird for your special dinner; 21 Nov 2003, Sealed p. 3 Formal table setting made easy; 21 Nov 2003, Sealed p. 5 Food safety should not be forgotten; 21 Nov 2003, Sealed p. 22 Beware - Holiday foods that kill; 28 Nov 2003, p. B6 Flavored butters can add to taste; 5 Dec 2003, p. LL11 Beware! Holiday foods that kill; 12 Dec 2003, p. B8 Give 'em the blues : what your child doesn't know about the healthful stuff in their burger will be good for them; 19 Dec 2003, p. LL7 FOOD PANTRIES / FOOD BANKS That's the way the cookie crumbles : Christmas cookie exchange program marks it 50th year; 3 Jan 2003, p. A4 And they're off! Local pols participate in supermarket sweep to help stamp out hunger in Lake County; 14 Feb 2003, p. B1 All Lake County food drive; 7 Mar 2003, p. LL6 Mailbox food drive is coming May 10; 9 May 2003, p. B3 MHS students plan canned food drive; 14 Nov 2003, p. A5 FOOTBALL Youth will be remembered (Kyle Lippo); 3 Oct 2003, p. A1 Cause of youth's death in football game still a mystery (Kyle Lippo); 3 Oct 2003, p. B3 NIU tops Ohio 30-23 (Michael Turner); 10 Oct 2003, p. B8 Youth will be remembered : Lippo, age 12, dies after Junior Football League game (Kyle Lippo); 31 Oct 2003, Tribute p. 2 Cardinals remember teammate : Lippo family given plaque by football team; 31 Oct 2003, Tribute p. 8 2003 Lakeland Media Prep Football Playoff Preview : It's go time!; 31 Oct 2003, p. B11 LBC Lightweights advance to title game; 7 Nov 2003, p. A10 LBC lightweights finish 2nd in Tri-County Youth Football League; 14 Nov 2003, p. A10 LaBrie, Hodges and Roe flourish at Augustana (Leo LaBrie, Ben Hodges, Matt Roe); 21 Nov 2003, p. A10 2003 Lakeland All-Area Football Team; 28 Nov 2003, p. A9 2003 Lakeland All-Area Football player of the year : Mark Venegoin, Carmel High); 28 Nov 2003, p. A9 2003 Lakeland All-Area Football player of the year runner-up (Kevin Fontana, Libertyville High); 28 Nov 2003, p. A9 2003 Lakeland All-Area Football player of the year runner up (Jake Gaebler, Mundelein High); 28 Nov 2003, p. A9 2003 Lakeland All-Area Football players of the year, honorable mention (Jon Popovitch, Carmel; Santino Panico, Libertyville, Nick Nathan, Antioch, Chris Miller, Carmel; Mitchell Moore, Warren; Doug Hanson, Grayslake; Pat Kimener, Carmel)0; 28 Nov 2003, p. A9 2003 Lakeland All-Area Football coach of the year (Vito Andriola, Grayslake High); 28 Nov 2003, p. A9 "Burner" Turner goes out with a band (Michael Turner); 28 Nov 2003, p. B11 Fort Hill Historical Society see HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF THE FORT HILL COUNTRY (organization) FOX LAKE (IL) FIRE DEPARTMENT Born to lead : Lescher climbs the ladder at area fire department (Ed Lescher); 12 Sep 2003, Everyday Heroes p. 14 FOX LAKE (IL) POLICE DEPARTMENT Police nab man after lengthy chase; 3 Jan 2003, p. B1 Running for a cause : Officers carry torch for Special Olympics; 6 Jun 2003, p. B6 FOX WATERWAY AGENCY Divis to lead FWA citizen's advisory group (George Divis); 3 Jan 2003, p. B3 Scott gets voters' nod as new Fox Waterway Agency chair (Howard "Bud" Scott); 4 Apr 2003, p. B3 Mild winter means more work for FWA; 23 May 2003, Rec Guide p. 12 Fox waterway clean-up of river, Chain successful; 23 May 2003, Rec Guide p. 18 Waterway backers keep close eye on state funds; 29 Aug 2003, p. B3 FWA, Chain O' Lakes facts; 29 Aug 2003, p. B3 Waterway agency hears input; 14 Nov 2003, p. B6 FREMONT PUBLIC LIBRARY DISTRICT Library seeks referendum committee volunteers; 10 Jan 2003, p. A7 Library loses director after 8-year stay (Kelly Krieg-Sigman); 17 Jan 2003, p. A3 Library : Open Meeting oversight was accidental; 31 Jan 2003, p. A3 Fremont library considering options; 21 Feb 2003, p. A3 Spring programs at Fremont Library; 21 Mar 2003, p. A5 Fremont voters have two referendums : Library needs money, school hike is tradeoff vs. money saved; 28 Mar 2003, p. A3 Friends hold book sale; 4 Apr 2003, p. A8 Votes closer but just not enough; 11 Apr 2003, p. A1 MHS artists enliven library windows; 13 Jun 2003, p. A3 Genealogists preserve history at Fremont library; 18 Jul 2003, p. A3 Filtering law will not affect library; 18 Jul 2003, p. A12 New director stresses community values (Scott Davis); 25 Jul 2003, p. A3 Local artist inspired by current events : Mundelein resident displayes her paintings at Fremont Public Library (Andrea Harris); 26 Sep 2003, p. A1 A life's love : Artist credits library for his success (Gary Love); 3 Oct 2003, p. A1 Furry Friends help improve children's reading ("Read to Rover" program); 24 Oct 2003, p. A1 FREMONT SCHOOL DISTRICT 79 District 79 fights information battle : Officials say referendum approval won't result in higher taxes; 28 Feb 2003, p. A1 District 79 committee faces allegations; 7 Mar 2003, p. A1 Martin keeps up assault on Dist. 79 (Jack Martin); 14 Mar 2003, p. A1 Fremont voters have two referendums : Library needs money, school hike is tradeoff vs. money saved; 28 Mar 2003, p. A3 Fifth time a charm in Dist. 79; 4 Apr 2003, p. A1 Fremont boy goes to Europe (Matthew Wood); 18 Apr 2003, p. A4 Students hope to make impact on troops; 18 Apr 2003, p. A4 Innovative teaching makes kids learn : Fremont Middle School, Mary Lou Goehring; 2 May 2003, p. A3 Appreciate our dedicated teachers : Fremont, Audie Russell; 9 May 2003, p. A3 Board approves new teachers; 9 May 2003, p. A4 Air officer talks to kids at Fremont Middle School (Senior Airman Katie Wetteland); 16 May 2003, p. A3 Fremont Middle School hires new principal (Pam Motsenbocker); 30 May 2003, p. A5 Fremont fills created position (Lynette Zimmer); 13 Jun 2003, p. A4 Board of Elections dismisses District 79 and Bright Futures Committee case; 20 Jun 2003, p. A4 Fremont district in good standing; 4 Jul 2003, p. A3 Fremont grad accepted to math, science academy (Lauren Bogdan); 18 Jul 2003, p. A4 Fremont superintendent joins executive board (Rick Taylor); 25 Jul 2003, p. A4 Fremont Dist. 79 announces award winners (Megan Erickson, valedictorian; April Giles and Lea Zarytsky, salutatorian); 25 Jul 2003, p. A8 Students of Fremont School District named to honor roll; 1 Aug 2003, p. A5 Gardening fun for students; 15 Aug 2003, p. A1 District 79 hires new assistant principal (Denise Glasgow); 15 Aug 2003, p. A3 New board member appointed to district 79 (David Natzke); 15 Aug 2003, p. A6 Intramural sports new to Fremont; 29 Aug 2003, p. A4 District 79 bargains for lunch price, variety; 19 Sep 2003, p. A4 Fremont parents come out in force to address communication issues; 17 Oct 2003, p. A3 Fremont students discover "Character Counts"; 17 Oct 2003, p. A4 School announces September Star students; 24 Oct 2003, p. A5 New housing increases enrollment in district 79; 31 Oct 2003, p. A6 Students send Halloween cards to troops; 7 Nov 2003, p. A1 Students attend educational slumber party; 14 Nov 2003,p. A8 District 79 to incorporate online safety in curriculum; 12 Dec 2003, p. A2 Student grief support group to cover all colors of Rainbows; 12 Dec 2003, p. A6 FREMONT TOWNSHIP (Lake County, IL) Annual Fremont town meeting : Expect over 100 residents, mosquito control new on agenda; 4 Apr 2003, p. A3 Fremont hires new program coordinator (Susan Gryszkowski); 31 Oct 2003, p. A8 GAMBLING Mayors squabble over casinos; 10 Jan 2003, p. B1 Mundelein woman wins jackpot (Hedwig Lay); 16 May 2003, p. A6 Nicasa an option for those with gambling problems; 6 Jun 2003, p. B3 Betting its future : Waukegan still hoping to land last lucrative casino license; 26 Dec 2003, p. B1 GANGS Living the Golden Rule : John Hernandez's mission is to open new doors to freedom for gang members; 12 Sep 2003, Everyday Heroes p. 5 GARBAGE Garbage workers walk the picket lines : Work comes to a halt; 3 Oct 2003, p. B1 Garbage strike continues; 10 Oct 2003, p. A1 Striking out : Teachers, garbagemen hit picket lines in two separate work stoppages; 10 Oct 2003, p. B1 Mediator now joins negotiations of garbage workers; 10 Oct 2003, p. B1 GARDEN SHOWS / GARDEN WALKS The ninth annual Chicago Flower and Garden Show; 28 Feb 2003, p. LL6 Plant and garden competition grows to new heights at Navy Pier; 24 Oct 2003, Fall Home p. 11 GARDENING see also GARDEN SHOWS / GARDEN WALKS see also LAWNS AND LAWN CARE Landscape lighting provides beauty, security; 10 Jan 2003, Home Marketer p. 10 Green thumb guide to garden preparation; 7 Mar 2003, Home Marketer p. 14 Lake County Extension Foundation's fourth annual Spring Bulb Sale; 28 Mar 2003, p. LL2 Homeowners against loosestrife; 4 Apr 2003, p. LL10 Landscaping creates your customized backyard; 25 Apr 2003, Spring Home p. 3 Planning your outdoor living room; 25 Apr 2003, Spring Home p. 7 Volcanoes - those stifling tree girdles; 2 May 2003, Home Marketer p. 3 Save tree investments; 2 May 2003, Home Marketer p. 18 Pond dreams come true (Bonnie Abernathy, landscaping project); 4 Jul 2003, p. A1 Water wisely!; 4 Jul 2003, Home Marketer p. 14 Planning home landscape; 15 Aug 2003, Lake County Home p. 3 How to plant 100 tulip bulbs in 30 minutes; 15 Aug 2003, Lake County Homes p. 14 Plant now for colorful spring blooms; 5 Sep 2003, Home Marketer p. 3 Fall prep work makes for a green spring; 5 Sep 2003, Home Marketer p. 14 How to plant 100 tulip bulbs in 30 minutes; 5 Sep 2003, Home Marketer p. 16 Go easier on yourself this fall; 5 Sep 2003, Home Marketer p. 17 Fall prep work makes for a green spring; 3 Oct 2003, Home Marketer p. 8 If selling, landscaping can add to the bottom line; 24 Oct 2003, Fall Home p. 6 GENEALOGY Genealogists preserve history at Fremont library; 18 Jul 2003, p. A3 GIRL SCOUTS OF AMERICA - GSA (organization) Girl Scout council earns top award; 25 Apr 2003, p. A8 Scouts reach out to Hispanic girls; 9 May 2003, p. A8 CLC dean honored by Girl Scouts (Sandria Rodriguez); 9 May 2003, p. B7 Girl Scouts honor Mundelein Community Resource Center; 7 Nov 2003, p. A4 Community breakfast highlights Girl Scouts; 21 Nov 2003, p. A4 Glazier-Werner, Leslie see LES ON LIFE (regular column) GOLF (includes miniature golf) Tee time (Golden Tee game); 28 Mar 2003, p. LL1 Stars to land on links in celebrity tour here; 4 Apr 2003, p. B3 Area golf scene : Thunderhawk receives honors, RE/MAX Long Drive championship; 11 Apr 2003, p. B14 Area golf scene : Stonewall Orchard Golf Club luncheon, Little Fort Elks Lodge tournament; 25 Apr 2003, p. B27 For Evan's sake : Evans Scholarship Fund shows there's more in it for caddies than just lugging bags; 9 May 2003, p. LL1 Price is right for Lake Geneva's "golf around the lake"; 9 May 2003, p. B18 Area golf scene : Volunteer training for First Tee May 27-29; 23 May 2003, p. B17 Tee off for a good cause (A Safe Place); 6 Jun 2003, p. LL4 Libertyville's Schachner gave it a heck of a run (Mike Schachner); 6 Jun 2003, p.B11 Panther Pusher golf outing at Renwood July 19; 13 Jun 2003, p. B13 Vista Health hosts golf outing to benefit hospice; 20 Jun 2003, p. LL3 Area golf scene; 20 Jun 2003, p. B10 Lake County Ladies Amateur July 21; 27 Jun 2003, p. B16 Fore! Calling all golfers (Wheaton Kiebler Golf Classic); 4 Jul 2003, p. LL2 Area golf scene : Kintis, Lee earns spot in long drive district finals (Mike Kintis, Tom Lee); 4 Jul 2003, p. B9 Area golf scene : Theme for Grayslake Colts golf outing, support; 11 Jul 2003, p. B19 First on the Tee; 18 Jul 2003, p. LL1 Area golf scene : Fairygodmothers do make dreams come true; 25 Jul 2003, p. B10 Plenty of birdies, buddies to go around; 15 Aug 2003, p. A9 Area golf scene : SEDOL golf outing at Midlane Sept. 8; 29 Aug 2003, p. B13 Golf outing to benefit community (American Legion Post 867); 5 Sep 2003, p. A4 Putting around : Nothing beats the thrill of shooting a ball through a clown's mouth; 5 Sep 2003, p. LL1 Area golfers weather the elements; 3 Oct 2003, p. B9 GOLF COURSES Kemper's now "playing through" : Golf course changes hands for the first time in history (Kemper Lakes Golf Course); 28 Feb 2003, p. B2 "Let's Play 36" : Lake Geneva Area golf courses feature special spring packages; 28 Mar 2003, p. LL5 Time to tee it up (Lake County Forest Preserve golf courses); 4 Apr 2003, p. A10 2003 Lakeland Media Annual Golf Directory : Tee it high, let it fly!; 1 Aug 2003, p. B13 2003 Lakeland Media Annual Golf Directory : Tee it high, let it fly!; 8 Aug 2003, p. B13 Pastures just got greener for Merit Club's Miles (Oscar Miles); 15 Aug 2003, p. A9 2003 Lakeland Media Annual Golf Directory : Tee it high, let it fly!; 15 Aug 2003, p. B10 District 120 to purchase golf course (Village Green Golf Course, Mundelein IL); 26 Dec 2003, p. A1 GOOD SHEPHERD HOSPITAL (Barrington IL) You really are what you eat; 18 Apr 2003, p. B11 Good Shepherd Hospital announces participants in 2003 high school programs; 13 Jun 2003, p. B11 Committee chosen for Good Shepherd Hospital Shepherds Gala; 20 Jun 2003, p. B12 Advocate Good Shepherd Hospital sponsors Diabetes Support Group; 4 Jul 2003, p. B10 Good Shepherd Hospital hosts Y-Me support group "Exercising with Cancer"; 11 Jul 2003, p. B7 Hospital offers class for parents of multiples; 25 Jul 2003, p. B6 Advocate Good Shepherd Hospital hosts meeting the Cancer Challenge; 15 Aug 2003, p. B6 Advocate Good Shepherd Hospital hosts meeting the cancer challenge; 17 Oct 2003, p. B8 Expectant Family classes hosted by Advocate Good Shepherd Hospital; 24 Oct 2003, p. B6 Quit smoking through hypnosis is offered; 31 Oct 2003, p. B16 Holiday gift extravagana to come to Good Shepherd Hospital; 28 Nov 2003, p. B6 Good Shepherd Hospital receives American College of Radiology accreditation; 5 Dec 2003, p. B9 GRAF, GARY, FR. Signs from above : Graf leads parishioners by example, shows he'll make the ultimate sacrifice; 28 Feb 2003, Forefronts p. 9 GRANT COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 124 Former county board candidate busted on drug-related charges (Scott wold); 21 Feb 2003, p. B1 At the top : Involvement key to success for Grant's Davidson, Grom (Ashley Davidson, Doug Grom); 30 May 2003, Student p. 7 Grant High School class of '92 reunion; 29 Aug 2003, p. LL10 Mustangs nip Devils in early-season showdown; 12 Dec 2003, p. A9 GRAYSLAKE COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 127 Girl power : Lifelong friends at Grayslake Community High School boost each other as they boost the school (Adrijana Bisevac, Shannon Binder); 30 May 2003, Student p. 11 GRAYSLAKE (IL) FIRE DEPARTMENT Firefighters get practice at live burn; 31 Jan 2003, p. A4 GRAYSLAKE (IL) POLICE DEPARTMENT Police, Crimestoppers seek clues in kidnapping attempt; 31 Jan 2003, p. A6 GRAYSLAKE (IL), VILLAGE OF Grayslake resident running for US Senate (Norm Hill); 5 Dec 2003, p. A6 No winter break blues with kids' activity club; 5 Dec 2003, p. A6 GREAT LAKES ADAPTIVE SPORTS ASSOCIATION - GLASA (agency) GLASA offers wheelchair road racing and track clinics; 14 Nov 2003, p. A11 GLASA offers wheelchair road racing and track clinics; 21 Nov 2003, p. A10 GLASA offers wheelchair road racing and track clinics; 5 Dec 2003, p. A10 GREAT LAKES NAVAL TRAINING STATION (military base, North Chicago IL) Great Lakes, city partner to revitalize downtown : Gate 4 opening to jumpstart business; 18 Apr 2003, p. B1 Vice President of Mundelein heritage museum dies (Leland "Trig" Watson, Great Lakes Naval Museum, Fort Hill Heritage Museum); 18 Jul 2003, p. A1 Navy's new training program being hailed as revolutionary; 18 Jul 2003, p. B1 Hangar dance to celebrate 100th anniversary of flight; 1 Aug 2003, p. B20 GREEN OAKS-LIBERTYVILLE-MUNDELEIN-VERNON HILLS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE - GLMV (organization) GLMV Chamber mixer at Mickey Finns; 21 Feb 2003, p. A6 Home Show will bust out : Sports Complex site of 13th annual GLMV event; 21 Mar 2003, p. A1 Home Show hitting the big time : GLMV event a hit at spacious Libertyville Sports Complex; 11 Apr 2003, p. A4 GLMV Expo set for greater numbers : Event at LSC to feature business, home and health; 3 Oct 2003, p. A8 GLMV Expo at sports complex : Event on Thursday, Oct. 9 displays business, home and health; 10 Oct 2003, p. A6 EXPO blend draws modest crowd to LSC : GLMV will tweak show formats and hours; 17 Oct 2003, p. A8 Casey landscaping's Chapin top boss 2003 (Ken Chapin); 14 Nov 2003, p. A3 GLMV newsletter reaches over 1,600; 21 Nov 2003, p. A1 Area chambers get state support; 21 Nov 2003, p. B6 Guard, Elizabeth see OUR TOWN (regular column) her last column 10 January 2003 GURNEE (IL) POLICE DEPARTMENT Police officer recovering after shootout in Gurnee (Kevin Schreiner); 31 Jan 2003, p. B3 Gurnee cop "Toughest Competitor Alive" (Mike Langer); 17 Oct 2003, Health Update p. 8 GYMNASTICS County gymnastics meet Jan. 18; 17 Jan 2003, p. A9 Area gymnasts picking up head of steam; 24 Jan 2003, p. A9 Quest for Palatine begins; 7 Feb 2003, p. A11 Next stop : Stevenson; 14 Feb 2003, p. A9 Every fall will county in Palatine; 21 Feb 2003, p. B7 Gym dandy of a finish (Girl's State meet); 28 Feb 2003, p. B15 Area gymnasts head to Schaumburg; 16 May 2003, p. A9 "Rhythmic Day at Northbrook Court" celebrates national gymnastics day; 22 Aug 2003, p. LL4 HABITAT FOR HUMANITY (organization) Habitat volunteer meeting slated; 16 May 2003, p. LL10 HAINESVILLE (IL) VILLAGE OF Village of Hainesville; 7 Mar 2003, Round Lake Area Chamber p. 4 HAWTHORN SCHOOL DISTRICT 73 Hawthorn Junior High School names honor students; 24 Jan 2003, p. A12 Middle, Option schools name honor roll students for first trimester; 31 Jan 2003, p. A12 Hawthorn math team fourth in state; 21 Mar 2003, p. A4 Hawthorn Option School announces honors; 18 Apr 2003, p. A6 Hawthorn District 73 builds schools; 11 Jul 2003, p. A3 Schools will be completed on time; 22 Aug 2003, p. A8 School officials consider residents' ideas; 19 Sep 2003, p. A4 HAWTHORN WOODS (IL), VILLAGE OF Golf course, home plan spur growth debate in Hawthorn Woods; 28 Feb 2003, p. A5 Golf course plan wins endorsement; 14 Mar 2003, p. B1 HEALTH AND FITNESS (includes exercise) see also CANCER see also DENTAL HEALTH AND HYGIENE see also EYESIGHT / EYEGLASSES see also HEALTH INSURANCE see also HOSPITALS, CLINICS, ETC. (Specific facilities not otherwise named in this index) see also IMMUNIZATIONS see also PRESCRIPTION DRUGS Avoid a stroke in just 10 minutes; 3 Jan 2003, p. B6 Is back surgery right for you?; 10 Jan 2003, p. B6 A New Year's Resolution of 2003 : Resolve to make changes that stick; 10 Jan 2003, p. B9 What should someone do if pain persists despite the best efforts of a primary care doctor?; 10 Jan 2003, p. B9 Safety tips for winter weather; 10 Jan 2003, p. B10 No shortcuts on the road to weight loss; 10 Jan 2003, p. B10 Finding a gem of a gym; 10 Jan 2003, p. B11 What you need to know about walking for fitness; 10 Jan 2003, p. B12 Setting realistic fitness goals in the New Year; 10 Jan 2003, p. B13 Public meeting coming after more West Nile cases found; 7 Feb 2003, p. B3 Head Start health fair brimming with information, free tests; 7 Mar 2003, p. B12 The mind-body benefits of physical fitness; 14 Mar 2003, p. B11 Meet your match : Future doctors have defining moment of their career; 28 Mar 2003, p. B19 Oh baby, baby, baby, baby - Local family expecting four times what they were expecting; 4 Apr 2003, p. LL1 In the ABCs of diabetes, "A" stands for A1C; 18 Apr 2003, Health p. 9 Understanding heart attacks; 18 Apr 2003, Health p. 20 Anatomy and back pain; 18 Apr 2003, Health p. 21 Color your summer with "hot tips" on healthful eating; 18 Apr 2003, Health p. 21 Concerns linger after health care panel concludes meeting series; 25 Apr 2003, p. B1 Find the fitness center that is right for you; 2 May 2003, p. A8 Kick off "Rise and Stride" Mall Walker's Club beginning May 5; 2 May 2003, p. B15 Drinking grape juice may reduce blood pressure in hypertension; 13 Jun 2003, p. B11 Managing dust-associated allergies; 18 Jul 2003, p. B12 Tips to protect yourself from mosquito-borne illness; 1 Aug 2003, Home Marketer p. 16 The buzz on bee stings; 8 Aug 2003, p. B11 Doctors, schools, government wage war on child obesity; 3 Oct 2003, p. LL1 New treatments that offer increased hope for osteoporosis patients; 17 Oct 2003, Health Update p. 14 Surgery ends weight problems, improves heatlh (Gastric bypass); 17 Oct 2003, Health Update p. 20 Helpful ideas for eating healthy this winter; 17 Oct 2003, Health Update p. 21 Make the link between diabetes and heart disease; 31 Oct 2003, p. B18 Stents open arteries, but keep costs down; 14 Nov 2003, p. B12 Therapists at Birth to Three Therapies are committed to providing quality therapy; 14 Nov 2003, p. B13 Alpha males : Wadsworth brothers race to raise awareness for deadly disease (Alpha-1 antitrypsen deficiency, Jon, Jay and Mat Eymer); 21 Nov 2003, p. LL1 Countdown for a young life (Melissa Knigge); 28 Nov 2003, p. A1 Eating healthy and exercising throughout the holiday season reduces cancer risk; 5 Dec 2003, p. B8 Cranberries combat damage; 5 Dec 2003, p. LL11 Flu virus ravaging vaccine supplies; 12 Dec 2003, p. B1 Beware! Holiday foods that kill; 12 Dec 2003, p. B8 Four things you need to ask your doctor about stroke; 12 Dec 2003, p. B9 Kidney procedure less invasive, quicker recover times; 19 Dec 2003, p. B11 The power of pilates is catching on; 26 Dec 2003, p. B9 HIGHLAND PARK (IL) POLICE DEPARTMENT Man drives car into lagoon : Faces multiple charges; 10 Jan 2003, p. A3 HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF THE FORT HILL COUNTRY (organization) Vice President of Mundelein heritage museum dies (Leland "Trig" Watson); 18 Jul 2003, p. A1 HISTORY Back in time : Reliving the Civil War at Lakewood Forest Preserve event; 8 Aug 2003, p. B16 Time will tell : Narrow scope allows local historical societies to paint a precise portrait; 10 Oct 2003, p. LL1 Remembering JFK 40 years later; 21 Nov 2003, p. B3 HOLIDAYS "Pop" for music this Valentine's Day; 7 Feb 2003, p. B8 Being singled out on Valentine's Day might not be half bad; 14 Feb 2003, p. LL3 Enjoy an eggs-tra special brekfast with the Easter Bunny; 4 Apr 2003, p. LL4 Breakfast with the Easter Bunny (Lake Zurich American Legion Post 964); 11 Apr 2003, p. LL9 Brunch with the bunny (Central Lake YMCA); 11 Apr 2003, p. LL9 Easter Bunny breakfast on the Farm (Lambs Farm); 11 Apr 2003, p. LL9 Eggcellent (Easter Egg Hunt, Fox Lake IL); 25 Apr 2003, p. LL1 Celebrate Cinco de Mayo at Greenbelt Cultural Center; 25 Apr 2003, p. LL5 Our patriotic pulse (Memorial Day); 30 May 2003, p. B1 Fireworks schedule; 27 Jun 2003, July Rec Guide p. 4 Lake County celebrates Independence Day; 11 Jul 2003, p. LL1 Halloween happenings; 17 Oct 2003, p. LL6 Halloween Happenings; 24 Oct 2003, p. LL12 Where to cut your own trees; 21 Nov 2003, Sealed p. 9 Thanksgiving truth : A history lessons about the origins of Thanksgiving; 21 Nov 2003, Sealed p. 15 Star of Christmas brings Bethlehem to Lake County; 21 Nov 2003, Sealed p. 18 Seasonal events around the area; 21 Nov 2003, Sealed p. 26 Holiday Festivities; 28 Nov 2003, p. A4 Holiday Festivities; 5 Dec 2003, p. A3 UW-Parkside concert celebrates Kwanzaa and Christmas; 5 Dec 2003, p. LL9 Charm-ing last minute holiday gifts (charm bracelets); 12 Dec 2003, p. LL1 Beware! Holiday foods that kill; 12 Dec 2003, p. B8 You've got the Christmas tree, so now what? 12 Dec 2003, p. C7 Holiday gift wrapping is easy to organize; 12 Dec 2003, p. C8 Herbal cooking wreath; 12 Dec 2003, p. C10 Holiday stairways : Decorating for Christmas; 12 Dec 2003, p. C11 Christmas party planning ideas; 12 Dec 2003, p. C14 Nutcrackers add a whimsical touch to holiday decor; 12 Dec 2003, Home Marketer p. 3 Holiday stairways decorating for Christmas; 12 Dec 2003, Home Marketer p. 14 What to do in December; 12 Dec 2003, Home Marketer p. 15 Choosing Christmas color schemes; 12 Dec 2003, Home Marketer p. 18 Winter WonderFest at Navy Pier; 19 Dec 2003, p. LL4 "Some guy" defeats Grinch; 19 Dec 2003, p. B1 How you can recycle your Christmas tree for free; 19 Dec 2003, p. B8 Popular gift ideas for holiday season; 19 Dec 2003, Last Minute p. 5 Make you holiday celebrations sparkle, with flowers; 19 Dec 2003, Last Minute p. 7 No-waste gift-fiving ideas; 19 Dec 2003, Last Minute p. 11 Last-minute dinner party; 19 Dec 2003, Last Minute p. 13 Christmas party games; 19 Dec 2003, Last Minute p. 17 Here they come - the out-of-town guests; 19 Dec 2003, Last Minute p. 21 Learn African values at Museum Kwanzaa celebration (Milwaukee Public Museum); 26 Dec 2003, p. LL4 The clock in about to strike midnight (New Year's); 26 Dec 2003, p. C3 New Year happenings around town; 26 Dec 2003, p. C6 New Year's bash, family fun at Navy Pier; 26 Dec 2003, p. C6 The best place for New Year's is home; 26 Dec 2003, p. C6 It's about time to think about storing holiday decorations; 26 Dec 2003, p. C7 New Year's Eve around the world; 26 Dec 2003, p. C12 How to make a New Year's resolution stick; 26 Dec 2003, p. C16 HOME IMPROVEMENT see also GARDENING see also HOME SHOWS / HOUSE WALKS see also HOMES - ELECTRICAL see also HOMES - HEATING AND COOLING see also HOUSING - SAFETY ISSUES see also INTERIOR DECORATION Transforming a bathroom into a living room; 3 Jan 2003, p. B8 Home-Outdoor Expo to welcome spring; 7 Feb 2003, Home Marketer p. 3 Protect your ceramic tile and stone from wear and tear; 7 Feb 2003, Home Marketer p. 14 Organize your way out of garage, basement clutter; 4 Apr 2003, Home Marketer p. 3 Carefree decking with rebate (Carefree Xteriors products); 18 Apr 2003, p. A5 Paint like the pro's do; 25 Apr 2003, Spring Home p. 4 Blind cleaning : A new-age solution for an age-old problem; 25 Apr 2003, Spring Home p. 6 Make your kitchen work for you; 25 Apr 2003, Spring Home p. 8 Wardrobe room replaces walk-in style closets; 6 Jun 2003, Home Marketer p. 3 To tape or not to tape; 6 Jun 2003, Home Marketer p. 4 Dreaming of a new kithcen?; 6 Jun 2003, Home Marketer p. 13 Fireplaces go center stage, wide choices to consider; 6 Jun 2003, Home Marketer p. 18 How to save dollars heating outdoor pools; 27 Jun 2003, July Rec Guide p. 8 Illinois one-call system receives record number of underground utility locate requests; 4 Jul 2003, Home Marketer p. 5 New look for kitchens and baths with energy efficient windows and doors; 4 Jul 2003, Home Marketer p. 12 Adding a sunroom is like adding a "jewel" to the home; 1 Aug 2003, Home Marketer p. 6 Working couple opts for increased space; 1 Aug 2003, Home Marketer p. 8 Make home inspections work for you; 1 Aug 2003, Home Marketer p. 8 Increase your storage area; 15 Aug 2003, Lake County Home p. 5 Hit the deck running : Extra care will extend the life of your deck; 15 Aug 2003, Lake County Home p. 11 Gutter care important, but an often ignored home chore; 15 Aug 2003, Lake County Home p. 12 Find the newest designs for kitchen and baths; 15 Aug 2003, Lake County Home p. 20 Faucet care and maintenance - what every homeowner should know; 15 Aug 2003, Lake County Home p. 22 Build an elegant brick patio without brick-cutting; 15 Aug 2003, Lake County Home p. 23 Proper winterizing steps insure easy spring start-up for your pool; 29 Aug 2003, Fun-in-the-sun p. 13 Planning a deck has some key issues to consider; 5 Sep 2003, Home Marketer p. 6 Towel radiators : Add a luxurious touch to your bathroom; 5 Sep 2003, Home Marketer p. 7 The great room goes upscale; 5 Sep 2003, Home Marketer p. 12 Proper winterizing steps insure easy spring start-up for your pool; 5 Sep 2003, Home Marketer p. 13 Gutter care important, but an often ignored home chore; 5 Sep 2003, Home Marketer p. 15 Homeowners protected from faulty window installation; 3 Oct 2003, Home Marketer p. 7 Dining room still "in"; 3 Oct 2003, Home Marketer p. 12 Easy road to kitchen makeover; 24 Oct 2003, Fall Home p. 9 Question credentials of remodeling contrator; 24 Oct 2003, Fall Home p. 17 Ward off high energy costs by replacing windows and doors; 7 Nov 2003, Home Marketer p. 5 Give your home a comfort makeover this winter; 7 Nov 2003, Home Marketer p. 15 Customize your home decor like a pro; 28 Nov 2003, p. B7 Buyer beware; 12 Dec 2003, Home Marketer p. 6 Better indoor living : Give your home a comfort makeover this winter; 12 Dec 2003, Home Marketer p. 7 Building successful remodeling into your home; 12 Dec 2003, Home Marketer p. 13 How suite it is : Deluxe master bedroom; 12 Dec 2003, Home Marketer p. 14 Ward off high energy costs by replacing windows and doors; 12 Dec 2003, Home Marketer p. 16 Illinois Masonry Advisory Council identifies brick's 100+ year life as key to minimizing environmental impacts of construction; 12 Dec 2003, Home Marketer p. 17 Condition of kitchen tells about home; 12 Dec 2003, Home Marketer p. 18 Building successful remodeling into your home; 26 Dec 2003, p. B9 HOME SHOWS / HOUSE WALKS Homeowners don't miss this (The Old Hous and New House Home Show); 24 Jan 2003, p. LL4 Home-Outdoor Expo to welcome spring; 31 Jan 2003, p. LL5 Upcoming Home Expo adds landscape concept as top prize; 7 Feb 2003, p. B1 Don't miss Home and Outdoor Living Expo Feb. 15-16; 14 Feb 2003, Home p. 3 Home Expo offered up bevy of home improvement tips; 21 Feb 2003, p. B2 Home Show will bust out : Sports Complex site of 13th annual GLMV event; 21 Mar 2003, p. A1 Transforming a bathroom into a livingroom; 28 Mar 2003, p. B17 Do all the "little things" to make home marketable; 28 Mar 2003, p. B17 2003 Lake Forest Infant Welfare Showcase house and gardens; 4 Apr 2003, Home Marketer p. 12 Home Show hitting the big time : GLMV event a hit at spacious Libertyville Sports Complex; 11 Apr 2003, p. A4 Open House walk to feature Lake Geneva historic homes; 25 Jul 2003, p. LL11 Pets-a-plenty at Home and Pet Show Aug 23-24; 15 Aug 2003, Lake County Home p. 3 HOMES - ELECTRICAL Electrical safety : Does your home pass the test?; 2 May 2003, Home Marketer p. 8 Know the basics of electrical wiring; 7 Nov 2003, Home Marketer p. 7 HOMES - HEATING AND COOLING Six tips to cut your cooling bills; 1 Aug 2003, Home Marketer p. 7 Five ideas to cut your heating bills; 3 Oct 2003, Home Marketer p. 5 Ideas for keeping home heating bills low; 24 Oct 2003, Fall Home p. 19 HOMES - INSURANCE Insurance you need for your home; 14 Feb 2003, Home p. 11 Lower home insurance with higher decuctible; 5 Sep 2003, Home Marketer p. 7 HOMES - PLUMBING Small leaks can become a big drain on your wallet; 7 Nov 2003, Home Marketer p. 13 HORSES AND HORSEBACK RIDING Equine authorization vote set (House Bill 1121); 26 Sep 2003, p. B3 HOSPITALS, CLINICS, ETC. (Specific facilities not otherwise named in this index) Vista Health's sleep disorder center offers support; 17 Jan 2003, p. B7 Geo-Karis launches probe into St. Therese : State senator wants to keep hospital open (Adeline Geo-Karis); 31 Jan 2003, p. B1 County panel tiptoes around consensus on hospital closing; 14 Feb 2003, p. B6 Building a healthy community takes effort (Vista Health); 28 Feb 2003, p. B9 Centegra nears completion of new Cancer Center (Northern Illinois Medical Center, McHenry IL); 18 Apr 2003, Health p. 15 Vista Health offers community education; 18 Apr 2003, Health p. 18 Important components to your fight against cancer at Midwestern Regional Medical Center; 18 Apr 2003, Health p. 19 Corporate Health Services - responding to business' unique healthcare needs; 23 May 2003, p. B12 Geo-Karis' report rails against hospital closing (State Sen. Adeline Geo-Karis, Provena St. Therese Hospital, Waukegan IL); 4 Jul 2003, p. B1 Consolidation of Vista gest OK from FTC; 18 Jul 2003, p. B1 Vista, Provena : GSI not a "credible bidder"; 1 Aug 2003, p. B1 Tower nixed from new hospital design (Lindenhurst IL); 1 Aug 2003, p. B6 Rally to be held for St. Therese facilty; 14 Nov 2003, p. B1 Geo-Karis to Vista : "Get a 2nd opinion" : State Senator offers "free" services of architects to analyze hospital plans; 21 Nov 2003, p. B1 Rally to save St. Therese dampened by weather; 28 Nov 2003, p. B1 Officials pepper board on hospital closing (St. Therese); 12 Dec 2003, p. B1 HOT-AIR BALLOONS Up, up and away; 27 Jun 2003, p. LL1 HOUSING - CONDOMINIUMS Ranch-style condo fine for adult living; 7 Feb 2003, Home Marketer p. 6 Condo buyers in same boat as single home shoppers; 4 Jul 2003, Home Marketer p. 15 Condo apprectiation tops detached homes; 1 Aug 2003, Home Marketer p. 14 HOUSING - CONSTRUCTION AND HOMEBUILDING COMPANIES From Mundelein to Round Lake, couple stays with builder (Warren and Susan Schwartz, Lakewood Builders); 7 Mar 2003, Home Marketer p. 6 HOUSING IN GENERAL See Also HOUSING AND FINANCES (mortgages, loan process, market condtions, etc.) See Also HOUSING DEVELOPMENTS (for specific neighborhoods and housing developments) See ALSO REAL ESTATE (for articles about real estate agencies, licensing, etc.) For starters, leave out all those home goodies (starter homes); 7 Mar 2003, Home Marketer p. 5 Putting your home on the market?; 4 Apr 2003, Home Marketer p. 14 Fair Housing Center opens in Mundelein; 18 Apr 2003, p. A6 Building right the first time; 2 May 2003, Home Marketer p. 7 Strong market history prevails in Lakeland; 2 May 2003, Home Marketer p. 14 Home staging makes difference when good looks matter; 2 May 2003, Home Marketer p. 19 Home inspection valuable before deciding sales plans; 4 Jul 2003, Home Marketer p. 11 Add value to your home before it's built; 3 Oct 2003, Home Marketer p. 14 Homes today must be flexible to match the family's changing face; 7 Nov 2003, Home Marketer p. 4 Building a home a unique, personal experience; 7 Nov 2003, Home Marketer p. 6 Customing middle ground for attaining dream home; 7 Nov 2003, Home Marketer p. 14 Elderly-friendly homes find place in market; 12 Dec 2003, Home Marketer p. 4 HOUSING AND FINANCES (mortgages, loan process, market condtions, etc.) Senior homeowners find benefits, flexibility in reverse mortgages; 2 May 2003, Home Marketer p. 6 Seniors able to remain in their own home with a reverse mortgage; 23 May 2003, p. B15 Affordability : Check price, or price per square foot?; 5 Sep 2003, Home Marketer p. 4 Renters seeking homeownership wait on sidelines despite record low mortgage rates; 5 Sep 2003, Home Marketer p. 18 HOUSING DEVELOPMENTS (specific neighboorhoods and housing developments) Senior development approved : Glen Garden Estates approved, construction in spring (Mundelein IL); 3 Jan 2003, p. A3 Family-friendly neighborhood make the difference to a Lindenhurst family (Valley Lakes, Round Lake IL); 10 Jan 2003, Home Marketer p. 3 Affordability factor spurs Fairfield Villages sales (Long Lake IL); 7 Feb 2003, Home Marketer p. 13 Campus theme sparks condominium interest (Village Green Condominiums, Lincolnshire IL); 4 Apr 2003, Home Marketer p. 8 Fairfield Villages features lifestyle of a vacationeer (Long Lake IL); 4 Apr 2003, Home Marketer p. 18 Traveler finds home community feeling (Gina Plescia, Concord Village, Lake Zurich IL); 24 Oct 2003, Fall Home p. 7 Whitehall renovation plans approved (Mundelein IL); 31 Oct 2003, p. A1 HOUSING - SAFETY ISSUES Carbon monoxide : An invibible killer; 17 Jan 2003, p. B8 Security bars not always safe; 25 Apr 2003, Spring Home p. 10 Electrical safety : Does your home pass the test?; 2 May 2003, Home Marketer p. 8 Preventing chemical emergencies in the home; 7 Nov 2003, Home Marketer p. 12 Windows and doors enhance home safety; 7 Nov 2003, Home Marketer p. 16 Walking (and not slipping) in a winter wonderland; 12 Dec 2003, Home Marketer p. 5 ICE HOCKEY Atoms skate to 1-1-1 week; 17 Jan 2003, p. B10 Ohnsted sets example of success (Mack Ohnsted); 31 Jan 2003, p. A1 ICE SKATING (includes figure skating and speed skating) Ice skating at Navy Pier; 24 Jan 2003, p. LL3 Taking Chicago for a wilde glide (Disney's Jundgle Adventures on Ice); 19 Sep 2003, p. LL4 Critic's choice : Celebration On Ice; 21 Nov 2003, p. LL12 Disney On Ice : Monsters, Inc.; 26 Dec 2003, p. LL9 ILLINOIS, STATE OF Capture the essence of fall with "Illinois Now!" magazine; 24 Oct 2003, p. LL10 ILLINOIS BEACH STATE PARK (Zion IL) Crews at state park turn brush fire against itself; 2 May 2003, p. B2 IMMUNIZATIONS Pain free shots ease anxiety over immunization for children; 18 Apr 2003, Health Update p. 4 Don't ignore flu shots this year; 17 Oct 2003, Health Update p. 10 INSECTS see also BUTTERFLIES The buzz on bee stings; 8 Aug 2003, p. B11 County starts spraying for skeeters; 15 Aug 2003, p. B3 Get ready for pesky presentation : "Bugs!" IMAX film offers intimate look at insects and spiders; 3 Oct 2003, p. LL7 INTERIOR DECORATION / INTERIOR DESIGN Dining with style : Creating a dining area your guests will never want to leave; 10 Jan 2003, Home Marketer p. 6 More to bay windows than meets the eye; 10 Jan 2003, Home Marketer p. 8 Creating a romantic getaway; 7 Feb 2003, Home Marketer p. 10 Getting the biggest bang from a "bonus" room; 7 Feb 2003, Home Marekter p. 12 The right decor completes the log home lifestyle; 14 Feb 2003, p. B12 Less is more when it comes to home decor; 7 Mar 2003, Home Marketer p. 13 Consumers decorate in style with lighting; 2 May 2003, Home Marketer p. 17 Change the look of your bathroom to reflect the four seasons; 11 Jul 2003, p. B8 "Egonomics" : Creating cost-conscious custom looks in a mass-market world; 3 Oct 2003, Home Marketer p. 13 Interior painting : Four basic steps to a great paint job; 24 Oct 2003, Fall Home p. 16 Customize your home decor like a pro; 28 Nov 2003, p. B7 Change the whole look and feel of your room; 5 Dec 2003, p. B11 Herbal cooking wreath; 12 Dec 2003, p. C10 Holiday stairways : Decorating for Christmas; 12 Dec 2003, p. C11 Nutcrackers add a whimsical touch to holiday decor; 12 Dec 2003, Home Marketer p. 3 Holiday stairways decorating for Christmas; 12 Dec 2003, Home Marketer p. 14 What to do in December; 12 Dec 2003, Home Marketer p. 15 Choosing Christmas color schemes; 12 Dec 2003, Home Marketer p. 18 INVESTING AND INVESTMENTS See Also PERSONAL FINANCE "Women and Investing" the topic for free seminar; 17 Jan 2003, p. LL2 Solutions for investors; 24 Jan 2003, p. C2 "Women and Investing" free seminar in Gurnee; 21 Feb 2003, p. LL11 JOHNSBURG (IL) POLICE DEPARTMENT Assistance brought in for missing teen case (Brian Carrick); 3 Jan 2003, p. B2 JUAREZ, MIGUEL Blazing the trail ; County's first Hispanic police chief is a model of leadership in his community (Miguel Juarez, Waukegan IL); 28 Feb 2003, Forefronts p. 33 Waukegan's police chief Juarez dies : Lake County's first Hispanic chief collapses after exercising Tuesday night (Miguel Juarez); 7 Mar 2003, p. B1 KIRK, MARK (representative, 10th U.S. congressional district) Kirk comes to lakefront to detail shoreline cleanup plan (U.S. Rep. Mark Kirk); 24 Jan 2003, p. B2 KIRK PLAYERS (organization, community theater, Mundelein IL) Street Scenes rewrites classic TV; 7 Feb 2003, p. A1 Carmel High School presents Street Scenes; 7 Feb 2003, p. LL3 New Kirk Players show coming to Mundelein High (The Elves and the Shoemaker); 21 Mar 2003, p. A3 The Elves and the Shoemaker; 4 Apr 2003, p. LL5 Kirk Players take mystery to a new level (An Inspector Calls); 7 Nov 2003, p. A3 KRUEGER, VIRGINIA Lakeland columnist dies : Virginia Krueger's career held humor, compassion and poetry; 7 Feb 2003, p. A5 Swan Cemetery (poem); 7 Feb 2003, p. A5 A Poem Unwraps Some of the Real Wonders of Christmas (poem); 7 Feb 2003, p. A5 Krueger, Virginia see ROUND -N- ABOUT (regular column) LACASA (organization) Ex-White Sox player to be pit boss at casino night (Tom Paciorek); 9 May 2003, p. LL4 LaCasa proudly announces this year's summer fundriaser luncheon; 23 May 2003, p. LL5 Women to take stand against sex abuse; 20 Jun 2003, p. B1 LAKE COUNTY CENTER FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING (organization) Living independently; 10 Jan 2003, p. LL1 Lake County Center for Independent Living launches new program; 18 Jul 2003, p. B13 New program for the blind; 12 Sep 2003, p. A5 LAKE COUNTY FAIR (Grayslake IL) Were you a fair queen?; 18 Jul 2003, p. B2 4-H parade and drama team to appear at Lake County Fair; 18 Jul 2003, p. LL3 Lake County Fair makes big plans for 75th annual event; 27 Jun 2003, July Rec Guide p. 3 75th Annual Lake County Fair Guide; 18 Jul 2003, special supplement Fair history reveals many changes; 18 Jul 2003, Lake county Fair p. 6 Meet the first Lake County Fair Queen (Joanne Boehm); 18 Jul 2003, Lake County Fair p. 15 2003 Lake County Fair highlights; 18 Jul 2003, Lake County Fair p. 18 Crash, boom, zoom fun planned at fair; 18 Jul 2003, Lake County Fair p. 19 "Top Cop" still a fair-goer (Libertyville Chief Clinton Grinnell); 18 Jul 2003, Lake County Fair p. 20 Entertainment for Kids at the Lake County Fair; 18 Jul 2003, Lake County Fair p. 21 Live music at the Lake County Fair; 18 Jul 2003, Lake County Fair p. 25 Bowes : Fair equals family (Jack Bowes); 18 Jul 2003, Lake County Fair p. 26 New categories added to the Lake County Fair horse shows; 18 Jul 2003, Lake County Fair p. 29 Hopes high as annual fair comes to close; 25 Jul 2003, p. B1 Top talent set to close fair; 25 Jul 2003, p. B2 Meet the first County Fair Queen (Joanne Boehm); 25 Jul 2003, p. B18 Mundelein goes to fair (Bowes family of Mundelein IL); 1 Aug 2003, p. A5 Smashes, crashes and plenty of smoke (Lake County Fair Demolition Derby); 1 Aug 2003, p. A9 Fair attendance rises, wraps up on a high note; 1 Aug 2003, p. B1 Fair fun : The 75th annual Lake County Fair in pictures; 1 Aug 2003, p. B3 LAKE COUNTY (IL) Bill allowing county sales tax hike filed by Sen. Link (Terry Link); 14 Feb 2003, p. B8 The Great Lake County scavenger hunt : Where are we?; 21 Feb 2003, p. LL1 County enjoys high credit rating; 7 Mar 2003, p. B6 Federal budget includes over $11 mil for county; 14 Mar 2003, p. B3 Historic aerial photos of county are now available on CD-ROM; 25 Apr 2003, p. B31 Loss of "enthusiastic leader" is felt around the county (Gail Svendsen); 5 Sep 2003, p. B3 Communities get help in park planning; 31 Oct 2003, p. B26 Geologic mapping wins Congress' nod; 7 Nov 2003, p. B7 Study : Housing, employment, education top list of concerns; 14 Nov 2003, p. B6 Community Youth Network marks 25 years of helping families; 21 Nov 2003,p. A3 Gun buy back program set for Dec. 13; 5 Dec 2003, p. A5 No winter break blues with kids' activity club; 5 Dce 2003, p. A6 LAKE COUNTY (IL) BOARD County wants sales tax hike; 31 Jan 2003, p. B3 County's bid for road money fall shy of village's approval (Lake Zurich IL); 14 Feb 2003, p. B8 County approves major transportation initiatives; 7 Mar 2003, p. B6 County offers support to its employees called to war duty; 11 Apr 2003, p. B3 Spielman featured in national ad (Carol Spielman, D-Highland Park); 9 May 2003, p. B1 New ordinance set to squelch noise; 16 May 2003, p. B1 Ex-county board member to lead tax protext at CLC (Larry Leafblad); 16 May 2003, p. B2 County purchases gas masks as homeland security measure; 23 May 2003, p. B2 Lobbying by county board brings tax hike, improvements; 6 Jun 2003, p. B1 County Board selects new health insurer; 12 Sep 2003, p. B1 $378 million budget reviewed : Poor economy causes county to tighten pursestrings; 3 Oct 2003, p. B1 County accepts drafts of regional framework plan; 31 Oct 2003, p. B6 Affordable housing is hottest topic of $378M county budget; 14 Nov 2003, p. B1 Bauer may defer to Depke : Incumbent might give ex-county supervisor a leg up in 4-way race (Don Bauer, Robert Depke); 12 Dec 2003, p. B1 Officials pepper board on hospital closing (St. Therese, Waukegan IL); 12 Dec 2003, p. B1 County board may revamp current permit process; 12 Dec 2003, p. B2 County approves move to double-up tax money; 12 Dec 2003, p. B3 LAKE COUNTY (IL) CLERK'S OFFICE Clerk announces lottery for spring ballot slots; 5 Dec 2003, p. B6 LAKE COUNTY (IL) CORONER'S OFFICE Wannabe coroners find job isn't like a TV show : Many apply, few have the skills it takes; 31 Jan 2003, p. B2 Coroner says now's the time to leave post : Richardson retires after 26 years, names deputy Wipper as her successor (Barbara Richardson, Jim Wipper); 18 Apr 2003, p. B3 Wipper ready and waiting in wings (Jim Wipper); 18 Apr 2003, p. B3 Wipper takes reigns as new coroner : Richarson lauded as she steps down (Jim Wipper, Barbara Richardson); 16 May 2003, p. B1 Death rattles : Tales from the Lake County morgue; 31 Oct 2003, p. LL1 LAKE COUNTY (IL) COURTS Coffee spikers go to court; 10 Jan 2003, p. A1 Woman pleads guilty to drunk driving : Accident injures two teens (Maureen Kmieciak); 10 Jan 2003, p. A3 Man drives car into lagoon : Faces multiple charges; 10 Jan 2003, p. A3 Animal activists want felony charges in dog fighting case; 24 Jan 2003, p. B2 New judge is a "natural" fit : County's first Hispanic judge strives for fairness (Jorge Ortiz); 24 Jan 2003, p. B3 Dairy Dream robber gets 3 1/2 years (Joseph Estrada); 7 Feb 2003, p. A6 Woman faces obstruction charges; 21 Feb 2003, p. A1 Mundelein man gets jail term (Gary Shanholtzer); 7 Mar 2003, p. A3 Mundelein woman pleads not guilty (Cathy Bush); 7 Mar 2003, p. A3 Vernon Hills man pleads guilty (John Dollenmaier); 7 Mar 2003, p. A12 Mundelein man receives sentence (Miguel Quezada-Luna); 14 Mar 2003, p. A3 Judges open a new kind of self-help center : Those who represent themselves in court now have some help; 21 Mar 2003, p. B1 Three sentenced for role in Burger King coke bust (Neisha Molina, Ricard Sanchez-Diaz, Raul Borunda-Guzman); 11 Apr 2003, p. A5 Burger King manager faces 20 years (Fabian Guzman); 2 May 2003, p. A5 Moisture in new traffic court delays progress; 25 Jul 2003, p. A3 Bond is set for Mundelein couple (Allen Murray, Maureen Murray); 8 Aug 2003, p. A3 Mundelein woman fights extradition; 8 Aug 2003, p. A3 Rogers waives extradition rights (Sandra Rogers); 5 Sep 2003, p. A5 3 hours of horror leads to arrest of boyfriend (James Kawell); 5 Sep 2003, p. B1 Rogers enters non guilty plea in beating case (Sandra Rogers); 12 Sep 2003, p. A8 Prosecutors seek double maximum sentence in beating (Sandra Rogers); 19 Sep 2003, p. A5 Courthouse expected in January (Mundelein branch court); 19 Sep 2003, p. A5 Probation officers honored; 26 Sep 2003, p. B2 First Latino judge earns award (Jorge Ortiz); 17 Oct 2003, p. B2 Judge rejects bail reduction in hammer attack case; 24 Oct 2003, p. A6 Ex-county board chair still trying to appeal sentence (Robert Grever); 24 Oct 2003, p. B1 Vernon Hills man pleads not guilty to rape; 7 Nov 2003, p. A5 Man faces 8 counts in assault of girls (Matthew L. Mooney); 21 Nov 2003, p. B6 LAKE COUNTY (IL) FOREST PRESERVE Profiles in Excellence to kick off Black History Month; 17 Jan 2003, p. B2 Cold weather brings winter fun to forest preserves; 24 Jan 2003, p. LL12 Learn to identify trees in winter; 24 Jan 2003, p. Ll12 Maple syrup hikes; 28 Feb 2003, p. LL9 Forest Preserve gets grants for land buys; 7 Mar 2003, p. B9 Controlled burns help breathe new life into forest preserves; 14 Mar 2003, p. B8 Key link to regional trail is proposed by county; 28 Mar 2003, p. B8 Surprise buyer for YMCA site : Land expected to fetch $10 million, but camp will likely close; 11 Apr 2003, p. B1 Earthfest event; 18 Apr 2003, p. LL10 Fishing season arrives at Lake County Forest Preserves; 18 Apr 2003, p. LL11 In-Water boat show at the new Fox River Preserve; 18 Apr 2003, p. LL11 County moves to nab Hastings : Land will be preserved but some of structures will go; 18 Apr 2003, p. B1 Fort Sheridan plan gets nod; 2 May 2003, p. B3 Enroll in Lake County Forest Preserve adventure camp; 23 May 2003, p. LL6 Annual Seniors Day event set; 30 May 2003, p. B3 Go batty at Lakewood Forest Preserve; 6 Jun 2003, p. LL5 Summer entertainment season begins at Independence Grove; 6 Jun 2003, p. LL6 County to wage air, ground assaults on mosquitoes; 6 Jun 2003, p. B8 "Explore Packs" bring nature to life through learning; 13 Jun 2003, p. LL11 Excitement surrounds upcoming Seniors Day; 13 Jun 2003, p. B1 The Seniors Day history; 13 Jun 2003, p. C3 Seniors Day ambassador winner (Ruth Shafer); 13 Jun 200, p. C9 Centenarians are honored at Seniors Day (Jessie Cymanowski, Maurine Dieter, Rose Vacovsky); 13 Jun 2003, p. C10 Ryerson woods launches summer art, music and nature series; 20 Jun 2003, p. LL5 Seniors enjoy special day; 20 Jun 2003, p. B1 Forest Preserve budget approved; 4 Jul 2003, p. B3 Work underway at savanna (Rollins Savanna Forest Preserve); 11 Jul 2003, p. B2 Bring nature to life through learning; 18 Jul 2003, p. LL2 Celebrate the interplay of music, photography, and nature (Ryerson Woods); 18 Jul 2003, p. LL11 Forest board approves 10+ acre land buy in Round Lake; 18 Jul 2003, p. B3 Forest preserve wins awards; 25 Jul 2003, p. B3 "Go Batty"; 1 Aug 2003, p. LL3 Forest preserves need volunteers; 8 Aug 2003, p. B9 Right from the horse's mouth : Air enthusiasts get their way now, despite grumblings from equine lovers; 22 Aug 2003, p. B1 Plan to attend the Lake County Hiking Challenge; 29 Aug 2003, Fun in the Sun p. 4 Hike Lake County Forest Preserve trails; 5 Sep 2003, p. LL11 Hike Lake County Forest Preserve trails; 12 Sep 2003, p. LL10 Harvesting tradition : Weekend's annual farm festival comes to Lakewood; 12 Sep 2003, p. B3 Preserving a legacy (Ethel Untermeyer); 12 Sep 2003, Everyday Heroes p. 7 Tractors parade in heritage festival (11th Annual Farm Heritage Festival); 19 Sep 2003, p. B3 Gallimore leaves Preserves post (Janet Gallimore); 26 Sep 2003, p. B3 Elderberry program offers exciting October adventures for adults; 3 Oct 2003, p. LL10 Forest board approves 60-acre land buy; 10 Oct 2003, p. B9 Candidate, GOPs, take whacks at Carter (Forest Preserve President Bonnie Carter); 7 Nov 2003, p. B1 Equestrian proposals sought; 7 Nov 2003, p. B3 Discover nature with your child at Knee-High Naturalists; 14 Nov 2003, p. LL10 Area forest preserves need your help now; 14 Nov 2003, p. B17 Taxpayers get a break; 28 Nov 2003,p. B2 Endangered bird report may shutter plane park; 5 Dec 2003, p. B3 LAKE COUNTY (IL) - HEALTH DEPARTMENT Health Dept. launches new support group for caregivers; 21 Feb 2003, p. B10 Lake County offers wide variety of community services; 21 Feb 2003, p. B10 War putting some health issues on back burner : County sets up new hotline for SARS; 11 Apr 2003, p. B1 Health Department adds up pounds; 9 May 2003, p. B12 Dog to be euthanized snatched from kennel; 30 May 2003, p. A3 Health department has beach closing site, names lake studies; 13 Jun 2003, p. B7 Salmonella cases rise : Chili's Grill tally at 64 cases, over 120 suspected; 11 Jul 2003, p. A1 Chili's salmonella case count climbs; 11 Jul 2003, p. B1 Chili's Bar and Grill reopens, salmonella under control; 18 Jul 2003, p. A5 Hepatitis outbreak hits 2 area eateries (Dover Straits, Pine Meadow Golf Course); 15 Aug 2003, p. A1 New health center now underway (North Chicago Community Health Center); 26 Sep 2003, p. B1 Ewe won't belive what happened to this ram; 10 Oct 2003, p. A3 Axelrod reappointed to health board (Harry Axelrod); 31 Oct 2003, p. B2 Eatery is allowed a second chance; 28 Nov 2003, p. A3 Chili's pays for outbreak costs; 5 Dec 2003, p. B1 90-year-old did not die from flu, officials say; 19 Dec 2003, p. B1 Buzz off : West Nile cases, death totals down dramatically in state, county in 2003; 19 Dec 2003, p. B1 LAKE COUNTY (IL) - HISTORY Tracking the past : Legacy of the Underground Railroad lives on in Lake County; 28 Feb 2003, p. B1 Half Day Inn might move entire building to new site; 30 May 2003, p. A1 Stevenson home added to historical register (Governor Adlai Stevenson II): 17 Oct 2003, p. B1 LAKE COUNTY (IL) - PEOPLE In memoriam : Looking back at some of the prominent figures in Lake County who died in 2002 (Dan Drew, Gordon "Gordie" Kiesgen, Ed Kohlmeyer, Rob Lindblad, Tim Osmond); 28 Feb 2003, Forefronts p. 29 Notables : A look at Lake County leaders and newsmakers (David Alarcon, Gene Hanson, Ann Korpan, Nancy Martin, Bob McCammon, Scott Reiser, Scarpelli family, Suzi Schmidt, Thelen fmaily, Al Westerman, Roycealee Wood); 28 Feb 2003, Forefronts p. 30 LAKE COUNTY (IL) - RECORDER OF DEEDS OFFICE Brogan named as new deputy deed recorder (Marc Brogan); 3 Jan 2003, p. B3 Deed recorder office reaches milestone again; 7 Feb 2003, p. B3 Vanderventer to seek third term as county recorder (Mary Ellen Vanderventer); 21 Nov 2003, p. B2 LAKE COUNTY (IL) - SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT County takes part in alert system; 21 Feb 2003, p. B3 Police arrest counselor from Long Grove on theft charges (Giovanni Bernardi); 7 Mar 2003, p. B3 Crime Stoppers, sheriff team up to crack down on ecstasy; 11 Apr 2003, p. B16 Police on hunt for fugitive (Michael Glenn Lee); 2 May 2003, p. B3 Roadside safety checks coming; 16 May 2003, p. B16 Marine units help keep Chain o' Lakes safe; 23 May 2003, p. B1 Sheriff ups screening on inmate work detail; 27 Jun 2003, p. B1 Bus driver faces sex charges; 4 Jul 2003, p. B1 Jail chief quits : Sheriff asks for resignation after coming under fire (Charles DeFilippo); 11 Jul 2003, p. B1 Police accuse Spring Grove man of assaulting 7-year-old (Tommy Harnden); 18 Jul 2003, p. B2 Jailhouse rocked : Former corrections officer alleges widespread corruption, silenced by county board (Mike Horowitz); 15 Aug 2003, p. B1 Under investigation : Assistant attorney general to probe into ex-jailer's allegations; 22 Aug 2003, p. B1 Libertyville boater charged in accident : Doctors save Knollwood girl's foot after boat strikes raft (James Huskey); 29 Aug 2003, p. A8 County won't touch hot potato issue : State's attorney to investigate sheriff; 29 Aug 2003, p. B1 Ex-guard scores point of credibility : Wins his unemployment case vs. sheriff (Michael Horowitz); 19 Sep 2003, p. B1 New group takes aim at sheriff, corruption (Lake County Citizens for Open and Honest Government); 7 Nov 2003, p. B1 Barrington man is arrested for abuse (Galen Kirby); 14 Nov 2003, p. B3 Sheriff's office gets safety grant; 14 Nov 2003, p. B3 Lake County to crack downon racial profiling; 28 Nov 2003, p. A1 Man charged with Class X felony in drug bust; 19 Dec 2003, p. A5 Crime Stoppers offers reward for jewelry heist info (Kay Jewelers, Vernon Hills IL); 26 Dec 2003, p. A6 Holiday patrols upped; 26 Dec 2004, p. B7 LAKE COUNTY (IL) - STATE'S ATTORNEY'S OFFICE Justice for the children (Mark Pleasant); 28 Feb 2003, Forefronts p. 23 LAKE COUNTY (IL) - STREETS AND TRANSPORTATION Rte. 45 to be widened; 24 Jan 2003, p. A6 Burton : Businesses need to start push for centralization (Barry Burton); 7 Feb 2003, p. B2 County's bid for road money fall shy of village's approval (Lake Zurich IL); 14 Feb 2003, p. B8 Route 21/120 ramps closing : $27.8 million route 21 construction project begins March 1; 28 Feb 2003, p. A3 CATS to air plan on TV (Chicago Area Transportation Study); 11 Apr 2003, p. B2 More railroad delays to be expected; 18 Apr 2003, p. A7 IDOT wants you to avoid backups (Illinois Department of Transportation); 23 May 2003, p. B8 Forum to address transportation; 6 Jun 2003, p. B8 New road planned in Vernon Hills; 20 Jun 2003, p. A5 Group wants feedback on future transportation plan : Plan makes some bold strokes for Chicagoland transportation by 2030; 8 Aug 2003, p. B3 Traffic solutions considered; 5 Sep 2003, p. B1 High-tech traffic controls set to arrive by '05; 24 Oct 2003, p. B1 New crosswalk lets motorists see pedestrians in a whole new light; 14 Nov 20003, p. A1 LAKE COUNTY (IL) - TREASURER'S OFFICE Skidmore : Your property tax bills on finally on the way (Robert Skidmore); 23 May 2003, p. B7 Second property tax due date draws near; 15 Aug 2003, p. B3 Treasurer outlines delinquent tax information, impending sale; 10 Oct 2003, p. B9 Late tax payments swell to record high; 14 Nov 2003, p. B1 LAKE COUNTY ILLINOIS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY (organization) Learn how to work with a genealogist; 4 Apr 2003, p. A6 Genealogists preserve history at Fremont library; 18 Jul 2003, p. A3 LAKE COUNTY ILLINOIS REGIONAL PLANNING COMMISION (organization) County wants your help with its regional planning process; 28 Feb 2003, p. B7 LAKE COUNTY MUSEUM (museum, Wauconda IL - includes Teich postcard archives) see also LAKE COUNTY (IL) FOREST PRESERVE Museum lauded for unique idea; 17 Jan 2003, p. B9 Mastodons make appearance; 7 Feb 2003, p. LL9 Multitude of historical facts at museum; 28 Feb 2003, p. LL1 Discover; 16 May 2003, p. LL5 Lake County Discovery Museum; 23 May 2003, Rec Guide p. 21 Exhibition offers national exposure (Postcard Art competition); 27 Jun 2003, p. LL3 Mastodon Madness makes summer fun at Lake County Discovery Museum; 27 Jun 2003, p. LL6 New art exhibit opens at Lake County Discovery Museum; 1 Aug 2003, p. LL9 Lake County Discovery Museum takes on a ghoulish look for 3rd Annual Haunted Galleries; 24 Oct 2003, p. LL9 The Good Life; Oils and pastels exhibit at Lake County Discovery Museum; 5 Dec 2003, p. LL 5 LAKE COUNTY STORMWATER MANAGEMENT COMMISSION (agency, IL) SMC outlines which flood areas will come under watch in '03; 10 Jan 2003, p. B3 Federal bucks boost watershed plan for stormwater group; 11 Jul 2003, p. B3 Environmental disaster hits marsh (Fairfield Marsh); 26 Sep 2003, p. LL1 LAKE FOREST HOSPITAL New magnetic resonance scanner puts Lake Forest Hospital on the forefront of medical diagnosis; 18 Apr 2003, Health p. 13 Mammograms at Lake Forest Hospital facilities get computer-aided second look; 18 Apr 2003, Health p. 17 Lake Forest Hospital plans two grand openings in early 2004; 17 Oct 2003, Health Update p. 11 Former mayor joins hospital board (Pat Carey, Grayslake); 19 Dec 2003, p. B10 LAKELAND MEDIA (business, Grayslake IL - also knows as Lakeland Newspapers) Lakeland takes first in national contest; 10 Jan 2003, p. B1 Lakeland Media announces new management promotion (Rich Diesterheft, Rich Padgen); 14 Feb 2003, p. B3 Lakeland reporter gets national award (Steve Peterson); 25 Apr 2003, p. B1 Lakeland media taps Schroeder, Sherman (Robert J. Schoroeder, David Sherman); 25 Jul 2003, p. B1 In his blood : Publisher honored for a lifetime of achievements (William Schroeder); 26 Sep 2003, p. B1 Lakeland strong in IPA contest (Illinois Press Association); 10 Oct 2003, p. B1 Lakeland staffers win more awards; 31 Oct 2003, p. B1 LAMBS FARM (agency, Libertyville IL) A farmyard full of fun; 28 Mar 2003, p. LL9 Easter Bunny breakfast on the Farm; 11 Apr 2003, p. LL9 Annual arts & crafts show their attracts treasure seekers (Lamb's Farm Annual Arts & Crafts Show); 18 Jul 2003, p. LL4 Get revved up for the Lambs Farm Motorcycle Pledge Ride; 8 Aug 2003, p. LL2 Get revved up for the annual Lambs Farm Motorcycle Pledge Ride; 22 Aug 2003, p. LL3 Landscaping see GARDENING LAST CALL (regular column, local sports) It's unanimous; 3 Jan 2003, p. A6 In the Gene (Gene Hanson); 10 Jan 2003, p. A6 Sixth sense (Great lakes Adaptive Sports Association); 17 Jan 2003, p. A9 Rack'em; 24 Jan 2003, p. A9 The bark is back; 31 Jan 2003, p. A9 Come join us; 7 Feb 2003, p. A9 First at last; 14 Feb 2003, p. A9 Kicking it!; 21 Feb 2003, p. A9 Size doesn't matter; 28 Feb 2003, p. A9 It's all good; 7 Mar 2003, p. A9 A family thing; 14 Mar 2003, p. A9 Take a bow; 21 Mar 2003, p. A9 We needed this; 28 Mar 2003, p. A9 In the blood; 4 Apr 2003, p. A9 Well oiled machine; 11 Apr 2003, p. A9 Numbers game; 18 Apr 2003, p. A9 So long, Smitty (Bruce Smith); 25 April 2003, p.A9 Time's up; 2 May 2003, p. A9 Back for more; 9 May 2003, p. A9 Schach attack (Michael Schachner); 16 May 2003, p. A9 What a break; 23 May 2003, p. A6 Dark Horse, indeed; 6 June 2003, p. A9 The word is out; 13 Jun 2003, p. A9 Catch the Spirit; 20 Jun 2003, p. A9 We'll see ya around; 22 Aug 2003, p. A9 It's good to be home; 29 Aug 2003, p. A9 Huskies' heaven is found; 5 Sep 2003, p. A9 NSC the place to be for Grayslake; 12 Sept 2003, p. A9 Criminals beware, don't resist this cop (Jim Siefkin); 19 Sept 2003, p. A8 Several local teams making a mark; 26 Sept 2003, p. A9 Local residents share in Santo's big day (Ron Santo); 3 Oct 2003, p. A9 Welcome to Wrigley Field South; 10 Oct 2003, p. A9 Local fans help ease the pain of Cubs loss; 17 Oct 2003, p. A9 Mirror Mieure (Lee Mieure); 24 Oct 2003, p. A9 Tough road ahead for CLC; 31 Oct 2003, p. A10 Schenk is all heart (Bob Schenk); 7 Nov 2003, p. A9 Hundley says Bartman not to blame (Randy Hundley, Steve Bartman, Chicago Cubs); 14 Nov 2003, p. A9 Hernandez 10-2 and climbing (Jose Hernandez); 21 Nov 2003, p. A9 Fall finally comes to an end; 5 Dec 2003, p. A9 Mediocrity abound in bowls; 12 Dec 2003, p. A9 Football programs make their pitch; 19 Dec 2003, p. A9 Lake County loses a NFL legend (Otto Graham); 26 Dec 2003, p. A9 LAW ENFORCEMENT see also GANGS see also LAKE COUNTY (IL) SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT, police departments of individual towns Cops have a seizure : New Law allows officers to take cars of suspended, revoked licensed drivers; 3 Jan 2003, p. A5 Crime Stoppers nears 20-year mark : Tip line has led to scores of solved cases; 31 Jan 2003, p. B1 Sex offender list keeps residents informed; 14 Feb 2003, p. A12 Former county board candidate busted on drug-related charges; 21 Feb 2003, p. B1 Crime Stoppers celebrates 20-year mark; 25 Apr 2003, p. B1 Crime Stoppers meeting reinforces group's focus; 24 Oct 2003, p. B2 Gun buy back program set for Dec. 13; 5 Dec 2003, p. A5 Cops caring for kids (Shop with a Cop program); 5 Dec 2003, p. LL1 LAWS AND LEGISLATION Bill allowing county sales tax hike filed by Sen. Link (Terry Link, 30th Illinois senatorial district); 14 Feb 2003, p. B8 Link calls for higher ATM security (Terry Link, 30th Illinois senatorial district, Senate bill 562); 14 Mar 2003, p. B1 Senate approves road funding referendum; 28 Mar 2003, p. B2 Senators help push tax bill; 11 Apr 2003, p. B2 Senate approves new prescription drug discount program; 18 Apr 2003, p. 23 Controversial bill passes House, Senate (Illinois House Bill 60, state tuition to undocumented immigrants); 16 May 2003, p. B2 Proposed law aimed at safety for newborns (Illinois House bill 2298); 23 May 2003, p. B15 Governor signs education initiatives (House Bill 1119); 22 Aug 2003, p. B2 House committee approves $52 million Metra funding; 12 Sep 2003, p. B3 Equine authorization vote set (House Bill 1121); 26 Sep 2003, p. B3 Will illegals get licensed? Vote set for Nov. 18; 14 Nov 2003, p. B1 LAWNS AND LAWN CARE 3 steps to beautiful lawns and gardens; 14 Feb 2003, Home p. 9 Spring ahead of potential water shortages with a healthy, drought-tolerant lawn; 7 Mar 2003, Home Marketer p. 12 Time-saving tips for creating a picture perfect; 4 Apr 2003, Home Marketer p. 15 Environmental etiquette; 25 Apr 2003, Spring Home p. 6 Laying the groundwork for an outdoor party; 25 Apr 2003, Spring Home p. 15 The secret to a healthy lawn; 1 Aug 2003, Home Marketer p. 4 What to do in August - Turf, turf, turf; 1 Aug 2003, Home Marketer p. 18 County-born laws signed into law; 8 Aug 2003, p. B1 Keeping the grass greener on your side of the fence; 15 Aug 2003, Lake County Home p. 10 Get your mower ready for hibernation : Four quick steps for winter storage; 3 Oct 2003, Home Marketer p. 6 Don't leave your lawn out in the cold; 3 Oct 2003, Home Marketer p. 16 Two feedings in the fall yield dramatic results; 24 Oct 2003, Fall Home p. 9 Prepare your lawn for winter; 24 Oct 2003, Fall Home p. 10 LES ON LIFE (regular column) Looking at the mom in the mirror; 14 Mar 2003, p. LL9 A turf war brims on the homefront; 21 Mar 2003, p. LL10 Holy hootin' 'n hollerin' - it's church with Randy Travis; 28 Mar 2003, p. LL10 A tongue-in-cheek peek at "shabby chic"; 4 Apr 2003, p. LL10 And the Oscar goes to : Alfred Hitchcock for "Spring Break"; 11 Apr 2003, p. LL2 Why I should run from elections...oops!; 18 Apr 2003, p. LL2 There ain't no such thing as a free lunch, but will you take this coupon?; 25 Apr 2003 p.LL2 Signs of spring all say, "Garage Sale"; 9 May 2003, p. LL2 My nasty little secret: I can't stop hitting the bottle; 16 May 2003, p.LL7 Save the last dance for...someone else; 23 May 2003, p. LL4 When nature calls, lock the door; 30 May 2003, p. LL3 Here's a tale of five castaways; 6 June 2003, p. LL10 The dirty lowdown on a "high tea"; 13 Jun 2003, p. LL11 Baseball hits it big in the minors; 20 Jun 2003, p. LL3 Don't pass up this summer camp; 27 Jun 2003, p. LL10 Jack Benny is alive and well in Waukegan; 4 Jul 2003, p. LL6 The Flatlander Files: On the road in Wisconsin; 11 Jul 2003, p.LL2 My Hell's Angels get their wings; 18 Jul 2003,p. LL2 The 'Flatlander' Files: On the road in Wisconsin 'beat' in the door; 25 Jul 2003, p. LL9 The 'Flatlander' Files: on the road in Wisconsin Intruders at the Door; 1 Aug 2003, p. LL2 Former NFL coach turns church into 'Super Bowl Sunday'; 8 Aug 2003, p. LL11 Migrant moms of America unite!; 15 Aug 2003,p. LL11 Don't leave home without 'it'; 22 Aug 2003, p. LL3 Back to school means back to doing 'hard time'; 29 Aug 2003, p. LL9 Living history, surviving today; 5 Sept 2003, p. LL2 Consumption Digest : Products that don't deserve to live; 12 Sept 2003, p. LL11 It takes two to tangle; 19 Sept 2003,p. LL10 Lonesome? In a pickle? Put a lid on it and join the Gherkin Gals; 26 Sept 2003,p. LL3 Kids: A rude awakening; 3 Oct 2003, p. LL6 Youngsta' Rap; 10 Oct 2003, p. LL3 Little engine the could finally did; 17 Oct 2003, p. LL3 Take this workout and shove it; 24 Oct 2003, p. LL3 Crackpot cooking: family recipes for disaster; 31 Oct 2003, p. LL3 Grossology gets you up close an personal; 7 Nov 2003,p. LL3 The Reclining Years; 14 Nov 2003, p. LL11 Crank calls from beyond; 21 Nov 2003, p. LL3 Bible's job is out of a job; 5 Dec 2003, p. LL3 My Brothers' Keepers; 12 Dec 2003, p. LL3 A Real Man For All Seasons; 19 Dec 2003, p. LL3 More crackpot cooking: Holidy recipes for disaster; 26 Dec 2003, p. LL3 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Less is more (W.G. Murphey); 3 Jan 2003, p. B5 Appreciation expressed (Terry Link, State Sen.-Il. 30th Dist.); 3 Jan 2003, p. B5 Hope for America (Omar Logan); 3 Jan 2003, p. B5 Restore integrity (Jodi Gott); 10 Jan 2003, p. B5 Collecting shoes (Heather Brown); 10 Jan 2003, p. B5 Quality suffering (Shirley Zager); 10 Jan 2003, p. B5 Potential to destroy (Liz Schmehl); 10 Jan 2003, p. B5 Well deserved thanks (Tammie Harris); 17 Jan 2003, p. A6 Need a message (Frank W. Young); 17 Jan 2003, p. B5 Parental pawns (Grant D. Noble); 17 Jan 2003, p. B5 Policeman praised (Tammie Harris); 17 Jan 2003, p. B5 Thank you (JoAnn D. Osmond); 24 Jan 2003, p. B5 Ryan betrayal (David McSweeney); 24 Jan 2003, p. B5 Voters misinformed (Laura Wickman, Bright Futures Steering Comm., Fremont School Dist. 79); 24 Jan 2003, p. B5 Bring soldiers home (Jack Cervac); 31 Jan 2003, p. B5 Consider environment (Joan Horan); 31 Jan 2003, p. B5 Arrogant act (Amy Becker); 31 Jan 2003, p. B5 Looming loss (Joanne Henderson); 31 Jan 2003, p. B5 No tax limit (Amy Yunger); 31 Jan 2003, p. B5 Bring soldiers home (Jack Cervac); 31 Jan 2003, p. B5 Consider environment (Joan Horan); 31 Jan 2003, p. B5 Support our troops (Tom Doddington, Pres. Navy League of U.S.Lake County Council); 7 Feb 2003, p. B5 Unfit candidate (Judith A. Nuernberger); 7 Feb 2003, p. B5 Horns not answer (Douglas Ploss); 7 Feb 2003, p. B5 Sinking the boat (Susan Zingle); 14 Feb 2003, p. B5 6 lanes 'right' (Brad Ogilvie); 14 Feb 2003, p. B5 Hold the line (Ruth Krota); 14 Feb 2003, p. B5 For the people (Gloria Oliver); 14 Feb 2003, p. B5 Don't blame lawyers (Atty. Patrick A. Salvi); 14 Feb 2003, p. B5 People censored (Sharon Meyers); 14 Feb 2004, p. B5 Making the point clear (John Nickels); 21 Feb 2003, p. A8 Prevent failure (Gail M. French, Pres. Dist 121 Bd of Ed, Wadsworth); 21 Feb 2003, p. B5 Progress for seniors (James Eschenbauch, Mayor of Wauconda); 21 Feb 2003, p. B5 Delaying a tax (Hank Jacoby); 28 Feb 2003, p. A8 Figures misleading (James M. Sheehan); 28 Feb 2003, p. B4 Talkers bemoaned (Shaindel R. Beers-Finley); 28 Feb 2003, p. B5 Illogical 'facts' (Don Birren, chairman Zoning Bd. of Appeals Round Lake Park); 28 Feb 2003, p. B5 Questions casino (Omar Logan); 28 Feb 2003, p. B5 Protesters misguided (David McSweeney); 28 Feb 2003, p. B5 Senior for a strong education (Chuck Lutzou); 7 Mar 2003, p. A3 Backs gas plan (Mary Dominiak); 7 Mar 2003, p. B5 Advocates choice (W.G. Murphey); 7 Mar 2003, p. B5 Dangerous density (Michael Rankin); 7 Mar 2003, p. B5 Donate to teacher (Hank Jacoby); 14 Mar 2003, p. A8 Chasing a mirage (Anthony T. Dean, Pres. Village of Long Grove); 14 Mar 2003, p. B5 Not a night club (Bernard Meckler); 14 Mar 2003, p. B5 Voting reminder (Dan Schmidt); 14 Mar 2003, p. B5 [untitled, about school district 79] (Caroline and Nick Ceisel); 21 Mar 2003, p. A8 Heaven is beautiful. Right, Virginia? (Alice Davis); 21 Mar 2003, p. A8 1938 view repeated (Henry deGroh); 21 Mar 2003, p. B5 Condemned by state (Adelle & Richard Gillette); 21 Mar 2003, p. B5 A great place to be (Debbie Goldenberg); 28 Mar 2003, p. A6 Supporting Fremont (Karen & Marty Morris); 28 Mar 2003, p. A6 Where's village's endorsement? (Linda Lucke); 28 Mar 2003, p. A8 Village will work with Cook (Kathy Dorn); 28 Mar 2003, p. A8 Confusing the issue (Joe Herchenbach); 28 Mar 2003, p. A8 Vote for Kevin Petschow (Erin and Scott Wilson); 28 Mar 2003, p. A8 Metta for District 75 (Scott and Linda Black); 28 Mar 2003, p. A8 Martin makes sense (Dorothy Connors); 28 Mar 2003, p. A8 Know the facts (John and Stacey Eifert); 28 Mar 2003, p. A8 Cast your vote for quality (Juliette Garabidiein); 28 Mar 2003, p. A8 Let's be practical (Sue Herbes); 28 Mar 2003, p. A8 No guilt saying "No" (Jack Martin); 28 Mar 2003, p. A8 Going to the source (John Keister); 28 Mar 2003, p. A8 Senior for a strong education (Chuck Lutzow); 28 Mar 2003, p. A8 No kids rights (Katherine Geenther); 28 Mar 2003, p. B5 Density downfall (Robert C. Mudd); 28 Mar 2003, p. B5 Back more taxes (Bob & Karin Zaun); 28 Mar 2003, p. B5 Stop the bashing (Marie Dohnke); 28 Mar 2003, p. B5 Students need support (Ronald J. Gidwitz); 28 Mar 2003, p. B5 Question tactics (Dave Gorak, Exec.Dir., Midwest Coalition to Reduce Immigration, Lombard); 28 Mar 2003, p. B5 Mayor not a king (Ralph H. Antonelli; 4 Apr 2003, p. B5 State funding problem (Boyce Carsella Jr.); 4 Apr 2003, p. B5 Question Osmond (Guy G. Garrison, Founder Rep. Assembly of Lake County); 4 Apr 2003, p. B5 Not a partisan issue (Mary E. Reljic, ERA Task Force); 4 Apr 2003, p. B5 Reinstate programs (Krista Winkelman & Karen Erickson); 11 Apr 2003, p. A5 Stop the monopolies (Paul Scharff); 11 Apr 2003, p. B5 Appeasing aliens (Susan Jones); 11 Apr 2003, p. B5 Stop the gouging (Steven Skinner); 11 Apr 2003, p. B5 Sporting proposition (Colleen Hodges); 11 Apr 2003, p. B5 Protect the "smalls" (Ronald E. Powell); 18 Apr 2003, p. B5 Recorder pleases (Dawn L. Allende); 18 Apr 2003, p. B5 Capture muffed (Eddie Biskey); 18 Apr 2003, p. B5 Outcome disturbing (Karen Fabry); 18 Apr 2003, p. B5 Speeder's delight (Charles A. Lutzow); 25 April 2003, p. A7 Growth waves sinking schools (Scott Frillman); 25 April, p. B5 Rethink Fort Sheridan (Ed Sullivan Sr.); 2 May 2003, p. B5 Spending at fault (Jack L. Martin); 2 May 2003, p. B5 Appoint Wipper (Stan Pasiewicz); 2 May 2003, p. B5 It's a shame (Darleen Friedlund); 2 May 2003, p. B5 No more music (Mark P. O'Connor); 9 May 2003, p. B5 Running roughshod (Raymond True); 9 May 2003, p. B5 Hug a nurse (Pat Ahern); 16 May 2003, p. B5 Discipline required (Frank Mason); 16 May 2003, p. B5 Meeting in Public (John H. Nickels); 16 May 2003, p. B5 Loss of Hastings Lake YMCA sad (Vicki Schnurbusch); 23 May 2003, p. B4 No disclosure (Carson Florio); 23 May 2003, p. B5 Ban would harm (W. G. Murphey); 23 May 2003, p. B5 Rejecting principles (Bill Taylor); 23 May 2003, p. B5 Geo does the job (David N. Barkhausen); 30 May 2003, p. B5 Not gouging (Donna Moten); 30 May 2003, p. B5 Remember veterans (Audrey Steele); 6 Jun 2003, p. B5 Helping the district (Adeline Geo-Karis); 6 Jun 2003, p. B5 Who's for taxes? (John Hamel); 6 Jun 2003, p. B5 Forest fiasco (Bish Krywko); 6 Jun 2003, p. B5 Gang of Five rolls on (Raymond True); 6 Jun 2003, p. B5 Tighten the belt (Tom Adams); 13 Jun 3003, p. B5 Tuition bill explained (Adeline Geo-Karis); 13 Jun 2003, p. B5 Horse sense (Darrell May); 13 Jun 2003, p. B5 [hearing officer] (Sean Tessitore); 20 Jun 2003, p. A4 [hearing officer] (Ronald Blough); 20 Jun 2003, p. A8 Trust the system (Steve Fabbri); 20 Jun 2003, p. B5 Pay to play (Anne Flanigan Bassi); 20 Jun 2003, p. B5 Matter of honor (Ralph E. Pfaff); 20 Jun 2003, p. B5 Hearing Officer (Dean Tessitore); 20 Jun 2003, p. A4 Hearing Officer (Ron Blough); 20 Jun 2003, p. A4 Democracy Wins (Dan Cox); 27 Jun 2003, p. A6 Dangerous Traffic (Tony & Cassandra Baade, Tom & Dianne Honda, Jill & Mark Blakemore, Dave Brandt); 27 Jun 2003,p. A7 What's in a name? (Geneva Volbreit); 27 Jun 2003, p. B5 A bright spot (Cheryl Doros); 27 Jun 2003, p. B5 For conceal law (John Nickels); 27 Jun 2003, p. B5 Horse sense (Joyce Royer); 27 Jun 2003,p. B5 Remember horses (Susan Pedersen); 27 Jun 2003, p. B5 Children Lose (Tom and Dianne Honda); 4 Jul 2003, p. A8 Protect nature (Joyce O'Keefe); 4 Jul 2003, p. B5 'All new' questioned (Steve Carlson); 4 Jul 2003,p. B5 Bamboozling Bush (Hank Jacoby); 4 Jul 2003, p. B5 Name Game: Combine area villages? (Charles E. Foy); 11 Jul 2003, p. B5 Public duped (Thaddeus J. Kochanny); 11 Jul 2003, p. B5 Sam slam not funny (Joanne Meyer); 11 Jul 2003, p. B5 Seniors abandoned (Donald A. Permoda);11 Jul 2003, p. B5 Danerous permit (Thomas F. Scanlan); 11 Jul 2003, p. B5 Expensive gasoline (B. Ritchey); 18 Jul 2003, p. A8 Beware the 'Hulk'- superhero takes a bad turn (Liz Thomsen); 18 Jul 2003, p. B5 Not for the few (Karen Wasser); 18 Jul 2003, p. B5 SBC falsehood (Larry Schwager); 18 Jul 2003, p. B5 Safety first (James Lolley); 18 Jul 2003, p. B5 No horsing around (Bob Bohl); 25 Jul 2003,p. B5 Models vs. horses (Nancy L. Jacoby); 25 Jul 2003, p. B5 'Over studying' growth (Mark Mays); 25 Jul 2003, p. B5 Wildlife beware (Roy Davis); 25 Jul 2003, p. B5 Limit trails (Hank Jacoby);1 Aug 2003, p. B5 Permit too high (Sandy Kamen Wisniewski); 1 Aug 2003, p. B5 Getting fair prices (Christopher J. Lauzen); 1 Aug 2003,p. B5 Questions Bush foes (Robert S. Burt); 1 Aug 2003, p. B5 Open means open (Tom Adams); 8 aug 2003,p. B5 Residents ignored (Dawn Matthews); 8 Aug 2003, p. B5 Range space (Ed Fuhrmann); 8 Aug 2003,p. B5 Lacking accessibility (Jennifer Johnson); 8 Aug 2003,p. B5 Gouging neighbors (Tom Johnson); 8 Aug 2003,p. B5 Unintended backlash (W.G. Murphey); 15 Aug 2003, p. B4 Dog park's great (Margaret Warzecha); 15 Aug 2003, p. B5 Slow response (Steven Skinner); 15 Aug 2003, p. B5 Veterans thanked (Steven Skinner); 15 Aug 2003, p. B5 Horse impact (Suzanne Herbes); 15 Aug 2003, p. B5 Losing a friend (Jerry Martin); 15 Aug 2003, p. B5 Bargain for dogs (Joanne Meyer); 15 Aug 2003,p. B5 Judges deserving (Patrick A. Salvi); 15 Aug 2003,p. B5 Crane not helping (David W. Phelps); 22 Aug 2003, p. B5 Waukegan over-steps (Patrick Connors); 22 Aug 2003, p. B5 Credibility problem (Tony Efinger); 22 Aug 2003, p. B5 Great job (Brian H. Ford); 22 Aug 2003, p. B5 Illegal drivers (Richard Hinz); 22 Aug 2003, p. B5 Check the recorder (Mary Ellen Vanderventer); 22 Aug 2003, p. B5 Attitude hurts business (Bruce Arndt); 29 Aug 2003, p. A5 Wants answers (Irvina Green); 29 Aug 2003, p. A5 Embittered response (Dan Cox); 29 Aug 2003 p. A5 Rethink growth plan (Beth Hampel); 29 Aug 2003, p. B5 Dangerous growth (Bob Bohl); 29 Aug 2003, p. B5 Overrunning the land (Grace M. Vogt); 29 Aug 2003, p. B5 Oppressive ordinances (Dan Cox); 29 Aug 2003,p. B5 Remember workers (Ronald E. Powell); 29 Aug 2003,p. B5 User fees applauded (Richard E. Conley); 5 Sept 2003, p. B5 SMC has teeth (Darrell B. May); 5 Sept 2003, p. B5 Magazine filth (Jack L. Martin); 5 Sept 2003, p. B5 Gang of 5 reestablished (Raymond True); 12 Sept 2003, p. B5 Terror in September (Betty A. Smith); 12 Sept 2003, p. B5 Good for most (Peter S. Karlovics); 12 Sept 2003, p. B5 Thank You (David W. Phelps); 12 Sept 2003, p.B5 Face facts about teachers (Debbie O'Dell); 12 Sept 2003, p. B5 Taxing aristocracy (Donald A. Permoda); 12 Sept 2003, p. B5 Library theft a criminal act (James C. Mitchell Jr.); 19 Sept 2003,p. B5 Teachers value (Cathy Adamsick); 19 Sept 2003, p. B5 Cost of freedom and security never too high (Colonel George Braun); 19 Sept 2003, p. B5 Lifeline works (Doreen J. Lagoni) 19 Sept 2003, p. B5 The difference is this (Grant D. Noble); 26 Sept 2003, p. B4 Pay teachers more (Gail Darling); 26 Sept 203, p. B5 Feeding the needy (Raine Ray); 26 Sept 2003, p. B5 Doing the job (Edwin Paff); 26 Sept 2003, p. B5 Live within means (William D. Dam); 26 Sept 2003, p. B5 Self liberation (William T. DiGioia); 26 Sept 2003,p. B5 Favoritism supported (Brent Ritchey); 3 Oct 2003,p. A4 Raising the bar(Stan and Mary Rosendahl); 3 Oct 2003, p. A6 Robbing the People (Rev. Omar Logan); 3 Oct 2003,p. B5 Misplaced focus (Mark C. Bach); 3 Oct 2003, p. B5 Tired of Martin (Steven Skinner); 3 Oct 2003, p. B5 Vulgarity issue (John H. Nickels); 3 Oct 2003, p. B5 Dangerous anger (Tom Forester); 3 Oct 2003, p. B5 View of alcoholism skewed (Anonymous); 10 Oct 2003, p. B4 Prohibit public strike (Thomas Wiseman); 10 Oct 2003, p. B5 Playing with money (Kenneth and Sarah Hartogh); 10 Oct 2003, p. B5 Keep raise reasonable (Michael Lescher); 10 Oct 2003, p. B5 Earn the pay (Jack L. Martin); 10 Oct 2003, p. B5 Curbing violence (Susan Garrett); 10 Oct 2003, p. B5 Plenty of dancing (Ms. W. Gerrish); 10 Oct 2003, p. B5 Not so terrorizing as administration makes it seem (Hank Jacoby); 17 Oct 2003, p. B5 Doesn't like Carter (Vernon Mennemeyer); 17 Oct 2003, p. B5 Patronage abuses (John H. Nickels);17 Oct 2003, p.B5 Men remembered (Rev. Andrew C. Noxon); 17 Oct 2003,p. B5 Unwanted intrusion (Raymond S. True); 17 Oct 2003, p. B5 Keep meetings open (Dan Cox); 24 Oct 2003, p. A4 Not representative (Tom Adams); 24 Oct 2003, p. B5 Serving by giving (Tom Chamberlain); 24 Oct 2003, p. B5 Wrongful shredding (Susan Collins); 31 OCt 2003, p. B5 Unnecessary shredding (Brian Forbes); 31 OCt 2003, p.B5 Home for library (Michael Kollman); 31 OCt 2003, p.B5 Bad combination (Eric Poders); 31 OCt 2003, p.B5 Dog park rules (Sandy Kamen Wisniewski); 31 OCt 2003, p.B5 Looking at Tom (Adeline J. Geo Karis); 7 Nov 2003, p. B5 Likes Crane foe (Dennis L. Jahnke); 7 Nov 2003, p. B5 Questions numbers (Rod McCulloch); 7 Nov 2003, p. B5 Revamp Sunday (Shelley Trump); 7 Nov 2003, p. B5 To whom it may concern (Dan Cox); 14 Nov 2003, p. A5 Satisfied reader (John G. Meehan); 14 Nov 2003, p. A5 Quinn off base (William C. Dam); 14 Nov 2003, p. B5 School that works (Esther J. Cepeda); 14 Nov 2003, p. B5 Ready for spring (Jonathan Happ); 14 Nov 2003, p. B5 You just can't ignore nature, watershed rules (Darrell May); 21 Nov 2003, p. B5 Correct day (Jennifer Doake); 21 Nov 2003, p. B5 Pay for pride (Elizabeth Lucas); 21 Nov 2003, p. B5 Open Space preferred (Joanne Meyer); 21 Nov 2003, p. B5 Enrollment begins (Fr. George Rassas); 21 Nov 2003,p. B5 Nose for votes (Sam Wiener); 21 NOv 2003, p. B5 Dubious endorsement (Babe Wenz); 21 Nov 2003, p. B5 Center of community (Mundelein High School Board of Education and Administration); 28 Nov 2003,p. A8 Expensive representative (Christine Boreland); 28 Nov 2003, p. B5 Cloned candidate (Suzanne Harris); 28 Nov 2003, p. B5 Bending over (Scott Frillman); 28 Nov 2003, p. B5 Vigilante? (Christy Kaczmarek); 28 Nov 2003, p. B5 Frivolous spending (Joyce Proper); 28 Nov 2003, p. B5 Tolls forever (Susan Zingle); 28 Nov 2003, p. B5 To our families and friends (Sgt. Justin M. Brown); 5 Dec 2003,p. A4 Keep Brae Loch affordable for public use (Don Bauer, Steve Carlson, Sandy Cole, Judy Martini, Bob Powers Bob Sabonjian, Randy Whitmore); 5 Dec 2003, p. B5 Election humor (Lidia Downs); 5 Dec 2003, p. B5 Just leave (Hank Jacob); 5 Dec 2003, p. B5 Carter class act (Michael Lescher); 5 Dec 2003, p. B5 Prevent back-slide (Rosemarie Siegel); 5 Dec 2003, p. B5 Who to thank? (Dianne York); 5 Dec 2003, p. B5 Life plate alive (Carol Walsh); 5 Dec 2003, p. B5 Affordable housing (Anne Flanigan Bassi); 12 Dec 2003, p. B5 Crane's absences (Dennis L. Jahnke); 12 Dec 2003, p. B5 Stop horn blasts (Pat Renis); 12 Dec 2003, p. B5 Hidden agenda (Connie Hoth); 12 Dec 2003, p. B5 Marsh protectors (Terry Lumpkin); 12 Dec 2003, p. B5 Insuring ethical behavior in elected officials (Kay Ryg); 19 Dec 2003, p. B5 Need signatures (James R. Jandora, James Rooney); 19 Dec 2003, p. B5 Impressive museum (Don and Carole Ann Kaiser); 19 Dec 2003, p. B5 Air disputed tape (Bish Krywko); 19 Dec 2003, p. B5 Campaign abuse (Kathleen Reilly and Mary Bastien); 19 Dec 2003, p. B5 Opportunity for all (Janet Kilkelly); 19 Dec 2003, p. B5 Valuable 'products' (Robert M. Traxler) 19 Dec 2003, p. B5 We all must stand together on troop support (Don Rudny); 26 Dec 2003, p. B5 Legitimate debt (Rochelle Swanson); 26 Dec 2003, p. B5 Illegal meeting (Jack Martin); 26 Dec 2003, p. B5 LIBERTYVILLE HEARD AND SEEN (regular column) District 70 students win limo ride to McDonald's; 10 Jan 2003, p. A8 Center for Enriched Living presents Great Chefs Night; 17 Jan 2003, p. A4 Writing workshop wants you to go outside the lines; 24 Jan 2003, p. A5 3 names as top Realtors (Carole Garwal, Donna Cochran-Roman, Ray Flores); 31 Jan 2003, p. A12 Signs of spring?; 21 Feb 2003, p. A6 Fanning & Company, LLC joins Sikich Group, LLC; 7 Mar 2003, p. A8 Dr. Rosen opens new office (Merwin B. Rosen); 28 Mar 2003, p. A5 National Volunteer Week starts April 27 - May 3; 4 Apr 2003, p. A8 Abbott Labs promotes Larry Pitts; 11 Apr 2003, p. A8 North Suburban Symphony presents season finale concert; 18 Apr 2003, p. A4 Troop 72 Boy Scouts to serve pancake breakfast; 2 May 2003, p. A4 Hanah Stuart will join Chicago Youth Symphony Orchestra; 13 Jun 2003, p. A5 Leonard Dam becomes certified NxLevel instructor; 4 Jul 2003, p. A8 Local student honored for community service (Jinu Koola); 11 Jul 2003, p. A8 Student honored for community service (Jinu Koola); 18 Jul 2003, p. A12 Local student named delegate to Girls Nation (Martha Lyons); 25 Jul 2003, p. A4 Art Institute of Chicago presentation at Libertyville; 1 Aug 2003, p. A4 Encore Theatre presents "Into the Woods"; 8 Aug 0203, p. A8 Holly Curtis Hartman welcomed as new director (Libertyville Parks and Recreation); 15 Aug 2003, p. A12 Illinois Bar Journel article co-authored by Vernon Hills resident O'Meara (Terence O'Meara); 5 Sep 2003, p. A8 Courthouse holds "Senior Law Day"; 12 Sep 2003, p. A6 Local students enrolled at Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy; 19 Sep 2003, p.A6 Seniors celebrate "September Fest"; 26 Sep 2003, p. A8 Truman State University holds family weekend concert; 3 Oct 2003, p. A8 Autumnfest event at Ryerson Woods; 10 Oct 2003, p. A6 Seventy-five years a priest (Fr. Gabriel Ignaszak); 17 Oct 2003, p. A12 Mercersburg Academy announces acholarships; 24 Oct 2003, p. A8 Millikin University names University Women's Choir member (Stepahnie Rains); 31 Oct 2003, p. A13 Swedish Glee Club hosts Julmiddag in December; 14 Nov 2003, p. A2 New Vice Chair of CLC General Advisory Council (Leonard Dam); 12 Dec 2003, p. A8 Area students sharpen skills at conference; 19 Dec 2003, p. A6 LIBERTYVILLE HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 128 see also LIBERTYVILLE WILDCATS - various sports see also VERNON HILLS HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 128 LHS Pom Pom squad comes up "super" : Squad places in 'dance' and 'funk' categories; 28 Feb 2003, p. A4 Heads of the class (Kevin Timony, Kristen Sweeney); 30 May 2003, Student p. 13 Libertyville High School graduate named chief of staff (Danica Petroshius); 28 Nov 2003, p. A1 LIBERTYVILLE (IL) FIRE DEPARTMENT Home light beacons saves lives : Libertyville Fire Protection, police rush to flashing lights; 18 Jul 2003, p. A5 Liberty Towers fire confined to 1 unit; 26 Dec 2003, p. A1 LIBERTYVILLE (IL) POLICE DEPARTMENT Speed, inattention likely crash factors : Solor Corp. crash toll, 4 dead, 3 in ICU - a tragic case of deja vu; 2 May 2003, p. A1 ATM armed robber caught (Christopher Calhoun); 18 Jul 2003, p. A5 LIBERTYVILLE (IL), VILLAGE OF Rouse mansion could be razed with county say-so; 24 Jan 2003, p. A8 Libertyville Days - a promise kept : Four-day event attracts 50,000 people; 20 Jun 2003, p. A3 Village wins finance award - again; 1 Aug 2003, p. A4 Park district band all business; 22 Aug 2003, p. A5 Cancer benefit has 3 bike tours Sunday; 22 Aug 2003, p. A8 Money not growing on trees program in village : Village ponders expanded tree code in a tight economy; 5 Sep 2003, p. A4 Libertyville Sports Complex off to a great start; 5 Sep 2003, p. A5 LIBERTYVILLE MAINSTREET (Organization) HarvestFest to offer food, fun, music : Mainstreet Libertyville event at Cook Park in fifth year; 3 Oct 2003, p. A5 Libertyville-Mundelein-Vernon Hills Chamber Of Commerce See GREEN OAKS-LIBERTYVILLE-MUNDELEIN-VERNON HILLS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE LIBERTYVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 70 Blue Line provides 'getaway' car for 7 lucky students (McDonald's); 10 Jan 2003, p. A4 Copeland students learn anatomy; 31 Jan 2003, p. A6 LIBERTYVILLE WILDCATS (BASEBALL) Cats are starting to swing the bats; 2 May 2003, p. A9 LIBERTYVILLE WILDCATS (BASKETBALL, BOYS') How does a lion roar? Ask these Cats; 3 Jan 2003, p. A6 Cats, Dr. Dunkenstein bring down the house (Ryan Schwerman); 17 Jan 2003, p. A9 Cats' hoops have that Taylor-Made look (Jared Taylor); 31 Jan 2003, p. A9 What comes around goes around for Cats' hoops; 14 Feb 2003, p. A9 Cats trip Pats to earn ticket to "Dawg Pound"; 14 Mar 2003, p. A9 Engstrom, unsung heroes step to the plate (Ben Engstrom); 21 Mar 2003, p. A9 Waukegan sectional : Over-achieving Wildcats knew their roles; 21 Mar 2003, p. B12 Waukegan sectional : Yarc says "On guard", Whites says "touche" (Austin Yarc, Andre White); 21 Mar 2003, p. B15 Cat scratch fever all over again; 28 Nov 2003, Basketball p. 18 Goodwin not worried about slow start (Jim Goodwin); 5 Dec 2003, p. A9 Libertyville working out the kinks; 19 Dec 2003, p. A9 Cats, Devils learning 'on the fly'; 26 Dec 2003, p. A9 LIBERTYVILLE WILDCATS (BASKETBALL, GIRLS') Taking care of business the hard way : Cats win OT thriller; 21 Feb 2003, p. A9 Lady Cats' improvement suits Holtsford fine (Amy Holtsford); 28 Feb 2003, p. A9 Haber, defense lead Cats over Warren (Christine Haber); 19 Dec 2003, p. A10 LIBERTYVILLE WILDCATS (BOWLING, GIRLS') Cats battle opponents, conditions; 24 Jan 2003, p. A9 Libertyville's Weller, Chase roll strikes at State meet (Sarah Weller, Natalie Chase); 21 Feb 2003, p. A11 LIBERTVILLE WILDCATS (FOOTBALL) LHS' Panico ties school record with 5 TDs (Santino Panico); 5 Sep 2003, p. A9 Cats' prayers answered against McHenry; 12 Sep 2003, p. A9 Wildcats keep momentum, wins going; 19 Sep 2003, p. A7 Cats win squeaker over North Chicago; 26 Sep 2003, p. A9 Panico gets All-American "the American way" (Santino Panico); 3 Oct 2003, p. A9 Cats' ground game runs over Mustangs; 10 Oct 2003, p. A9 Cats firing on all cylinders; 17 Oct 2003, p. A9 Cats, Sequoits know what page they're on; 24 Oct 2003, p. A9 Sequoits put major 'scare' into Cats; 7 Nov 2003, p. A9 Cats expecting Warriors to come out and play; 14 Nov 2003,p. A10 Fontana, Panico lead Cats past McHenry (Kevin Fontana, Santino Panico); 21 Nov 2003, p. A9 The longest day : Libertyville and Carmel players prepare to battle for berths in state finals; 21 Nov 2003, p. B12 2003 Lakeland All-Area Football player of the year runner-up (Kevin Fontana, Libertyville High); 28 Nov 2003, p. A9 Champaign bound : Cats' D comes up big vs. Prospect; 28 Nov 2003, Champaign p. 1 The road to success (four-page supplement); 5 Dec 2003, special supplement Magnificent mile (16-page special section); 12 Dec 2003 Randy Kuceyeski, Libertyville coach : Our incredible journey; 12 Dec 2003, Magnificent p. 5 Santino Panico, Libertyville running back : A chance of a lifetime; 12 Dec 2003, Magnificent p. 5 LIBERTYVILLE WILDCATS (GOLF, BOYS') On golden wand : Schach, Cats on fire, strong area contingent heads to sectionals (Michael Schach); 10 Oct 2003, p. B7 LIBERTYVILLE WILDCATS (GOLF, GIRLS') LHS's Schachner short on years, long on talent (Nicole Schachner); 29 Aug 2003, p. A9 LIBERTYVILLE WILDCATS (GYMNASTICS, BOYS') Cat gymnasts finish seventh; 28 Mar 2003, p. A10 LIBERTYVILLE WILDCATS (GYMNASTICS, GIRLS') LHS freshman gymnasts fifth; 17 Jan 2003, p. A10 LIBERTYVILLE WILDCATS (ICE HOCKEY) Near-miss for Cats' hockey; 21 Mar 2003, p. A9 LIBERTYVILLE WILDCATS (LACROSSE, BOYS') Wildcats "stick" it to the Pats; 23 May 2003, p. A6 Wildcat lacrosse, "over-achievers"; 30 May 2003, p. A6 LIBERTYVILLE WILDCATS (VOLLEYBALL, BOYS') Cats spikers looking will hit you right in middle; 25 Apr 2003, p. A9 Too bad someone had to lose; 16 May 2003, p. A9 LIBERTYVILLE WILDCATS (VOLLEYBALL, GIRLS') Cats take title at Bartlett Invite; 19 Sep 2003, p. A7 Cats advance to sectional finals; 7 Nov 2003, p. A9 Lake Zurich spikes Cats in sectional final; 14 Nov 2003, p. A9 LIBERTYVILLE WILDCATS (WRESTLING) Once again, Cats reign supreme in Lake division; 24 Jan 2003, p. A10 Grant grapplers pin down Cats, NSC title; 7 Feb 2003, p. A9 Libertyville grapplers get pinned at team secionals; 7 Mar 2003, p. A9 Not your best Friend on the mat (Mark Friend); 22 Aug 2003, p. A9 Experience the key for the Cat grapplers; 12 Dec 2003, p. A9 LIBRARIES see also specific libraries - FREMONT PUBLIC LIBRARY DISTRICT, COOK MEMORIAL PUBLIC LIBRARY DISTRICT The information revolution; 9 Mar 2001, p. LL1 Librarians to launch new web site (Illinios Clicks); 30 May 2003, p. B11 Mt. Prospect Library fall used book sale; 24 Oct 2003, p. LL10 LIENHARDT, CHRIS A volunteer's volunteer; 28 Feb 2003, Forefronts p. 31 LINCOLNSHIRE (IL) POLICE DEPARTMENT Home invasion beatings shock Lincolnshire : Mundelein teen says girl's mother suggested attack; 23 May 2003, p. A1 Teen faces attempted murder charge (Jonathan McMeekin); 6 Jun 2003, p. A3 Lincolnshire 'Click It or Ticket' crackdown in effect; 28 Nov 2003, p. A5 LINDENHURST (IL) POLICE DEPARTMENT Lindenhurst police chief Jack McKeever shatters myths about small town police officers; 28 Feb 2003, Forefronts p. 17 All in a day's work : Officer Anthony Kropp lives a typical cop's life, part involuntary hero, part voluntary role model; 12 Sep 2003, Everyday Heroes p. 3 Little League see BASEBALL LONG GROVE (IL) - VILLAGE OF Long Grove shops spring into activity for Artisan Weekend; 28 Mar 2003, p. LL9 Long Grove celebrates 21st Strawberry Festival; 6 Jun 2003, p. A3 Strawberry fields forever (Strawberry Festival); 13 Jun 2003, p. LL7 MAGIC AND MAGICIANS Master magic at Young Magicians workshop; 20 Jun 2003, p. LL2 MARTIAL ARTS Open tae kwon do event at CLC; 14 Feb 2003, p. B13 White Dragon Karate's winning team; 18 Apr 2003, Health p. 7 U.S. Tae-Kwon-Do Academy develops champions in life and sport (Antioch IL); 1 Aug 2003, p. LL2 MCHENRY COUNTY (IL) Blood samples found at grocery might belong to missing Johnsburg teen : Reward grows in missing teen case (Brian Carrick); 24 Jan 2003, p. B3 McHenry Fiesta Days Through the years; 11 Jul 2003, p. B11 MCKEEVER, JACK Lindenhurst police chief Jack McKeever shatters myths about small town police officers; 28 Feb 2003, Forefronts p. 17 METRA (public transportation system - rail) House committee approves $52 million Metra funding; 12 Sep 2003, p. B3 MOTORCYCLES Motorcycle ride benefit is Aug. 24; 8 Aug 2003, p. B6 Motorcycle run to benefit women and children; 5 Sep 2003, p. LL4 MOVIE REVIEWS The small things in life (The Pianist); 3 Jan 2003, p. LL6 Mind over matter (Catch Me if You Can); 3 Jan 2003, p. LL6 When time runs out (The 25th Hour); 10 Jan 2003, p. LL6 You don't want to know (Narc); 10 Jan 2003, p. LL6 All that jazz and all that fun (Chicago); 17 Jan 2003, p. LL8 "A Guy Thing" (Kangaroo Jack); 24 Jan 2003, p. LL8 Are you pulling my leg or what? (Confessions of a Dangerous Mind); 31 Jan 2003, p. LL8 Fresh Comedy Sucks You Up (Super Sucker); 31 Jan 2003, p. LL8 There's one in every family (Deliver us from Eva); 7 Feb 2003, p. LL8 Nothing is simple (Talk to Her); 7 Feb 2003, p. LL8 Justice will find you (Daredevil); 14 Feb 2003, p. LL8 I'm ready to speak my Peace (Blind Spot-Hitler's Secretary); 21 Feb 2003, p. LL8 The courage of your convictions (The Life of David Gale); 21 Feb 2003, p. LL8 The fun of being irresponsible (Old School); 21 Feb 2003, p. LL8 War is the sum of all evils (Gods and Generals); 28 Feb 2003, p. LL8 By any means necessary (The Quiet American); 7 Mar 2003, p. LL8 Our state of mind (Spider); 14 Mar 2003, p. LL8 A second chance (Nowhere in Africa); 21 Mar 2003, p. LL8 Keep this undercover (Agent Cody Banks); 21 Mar 2003, p. LL8 Mad destiny (The Core); 28 Mar 2003, p. LL8 Family Ties (Stevie); 28 Mar 2003, p. LL8 Things can be better than you imagined (What a Girl Wants); 4 Apr 2003, p. LL8 Deadly dance (Assassination Tango); 4 Apr 2003, p. LL8 A mental health crisis (Anger Management); 11 Apr 2003, p. LL8 A clever heist (The Good Thief); 11 Apr 2003, p. LL8 [no title] (Levity); 18 Apr 2003, p. LL8 Not a trivial pursuit(Levity); 25 Apr 2003, p.LL8 The pros and cons (Confidence); 25 Apr 2003, p. LL8 A new birth involves blood (The Dancer Upstairs); 2 May 2003, p. LL8 Extremely good fun (X-Men 2); 2 May 2003, p. LL8 What a concept (Daddy day Care); 9 May 2003, p. LL8 Engaging (Spellbound);16 May 2003, p. LL8 Is reality a dream? (The Matrix Reloaded); 16 May 2003, p.LL8 A deft job (The Italian Job); 30 May 2003, p. LL7 A wonderful gift (Together); 6 June 2003, p. LL8 Opportunity of a lifetime (Sweet Sixteen); 13 Jun 2003, p. LL8 Pay back from way back (Hollywood Homicide); 13 Jun 2003, p. LL8 Riding the tide of change (Whale Rider); 20 Jun 2003, p. LL8 The meaning of humanism (The Optimists); 20 Jun 2003, LL9 Full tilt! (Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle); 27 Jun 2003, p. LL8 Nothing to Lose (Jet Lag); 27 Jun 2003, p. LL8 A real sparkler (Legally Blonde 2: Red, White and Blonde); 4 Jul 2003, p. LL7 The Book of Peace (Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas); 4 Jul 2003, p. LL7 I'll have your head! (The Legend of Suriyothai); 11 Jul 2003, p. LL8 A true heroine (I Capture the Castle); 18 Jul 2003, p. LL3 Life's little secrets (Dirty Pretty Things); 1 Aug 2003, p. LL8 Good Fortune (Freaky Friday); 8 Aug 2003, p. LL8 Removing temptation (The Magdalene Sisters); 15 Aug 2003,p. LL8 A second once in a lifetime (Passionada); 29 Aug 2003, p. LL8 Date with an owl howls (My Boss' Daughter); 29 Aug 2003, p. LL8 Marci X (Marci X); 29 Aug 2003,p. LL8 Believe the unbelievable (Secret Lives: Hidden Children and Their Rescuers During WWII); 5 Sept 2003, p.LL8 Even old people were young once (Millennium Actress); 12 Sept 2003, p. LL8 Complete freedom of expression (September 11); 12 Sept 2003, p. LL8 Great music, great cast make it soar (The Fighting Temptations); 19 Sept 2003,p. LL8 Breathing Lessons (Under the Tuscan Sky); 26 Sept 2003, LL8 The sweet spot (Secondhand Lions); 26 Sep 2003, p. LL8 Set up (Out of Time); 3 Oct 2003, p. LL9 Long way to the top (The School of Rock); 3 Oct 2003, p. LL9 Intergalactic K-9s (Good Boy!); 10 Oct 2003, p. LL8 My life has been a dream, now I'm waking up (My life Without Me); 17 Oct 2003,p. LL8 Get back (Wonderland); 17 Oct 2003, p. LL9 Can you find a jury of your peers? (Runaway Jury); 17 Oct 2003, p. LL9 Taking the bitter with the sweet (Pieces of April); 24 Oct 2003, p. LL8 Top notch sci-fi/horror film (Alien); 31 Oct 2003, p. LL6 It leaves an indelible impression (The Human Stain); 31 Oct 2003, p. LL7 I'm stuck on Me (Shattered Glass); 7 Nov 2003,p. LL8 Oceanic battlefields (Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World); 14 Nov 2003, p. LL8 It makes the world go around (Love Actually); 14 Nov 2003, p. LL8 Saying goodbye (In America); 28 Nov 2003, p. LL8 Time travel is like faxing a human body (Timeline); 28 Nov 2003, p. LL9 The conclusion of a poetic journey (Lord of the Rings: Return of the King); 19 Dec 2003, p. LL9 Kingsley, Connelly shine in Perelman's dissection of the American Dream (House of Sand and Fog); 26 Dec 2003, p. LL10 Ina word... Awesome! (Lord of the Rings: Return of the King); 26 Dec 2003, p. LL11 MOVIES Affleck, Tinseltown to visit suburbs (Ben Affleck); 17 Jan 2003, p. B1 George and Pam pick their top ten (of 2002); 17 Jan 2003, p. LL8 An interview with Donzaleigh Abernathy; 28 Feb 2003, p. LL8 An interview with Phillip Noyce; 7 Mar 2003, p. LL8 Who should and who will (Academy Awards Oscars [tm]); 14 Mar 2003, p. LL8 Interview with David Cronenberg; 21 Mar 2003, p. LL8 To the high life : A talk with Neil Jordan; 11 Apr 2003, p. LL8 Roger Ebert's 5th Annual Overlooked Film Festival : It's time to dance; 18 Apr 2003, p. LL8 The reality of atonement : A talk with Ed Solomon; 18 Apr 2003, p. LL8 A talk with John Malkovich; 9 May 2003, p. LL8 A conversation with Mark Wahlberg; 23 May 2003, p. LL7 A conversation with F. Gary Gray; 30 May 2003, p. LL7 19th Annual Chicago Latino film festival; 6 Jun 2003, p. LL8 The African diaspora film festival : A World Review; 20 Jun 2003, p. LL8 Positive role models : Interview with Jack Comforty, writer and director of The Optimists); 20 Jun 2003, p. LL8 A conversation with Chatri Chalerm Yukol; 18 Jul 2003, p. LL8 A conversation with Peter Mullan; 22 Aug 2003, p. LL8 A conversation with Dan Ireland, director of Passionada; 5 Sep 2003, p. LL8 A conversation with Diane Lane; 19 Sep 2003, p. LL8 Get ready for pesky presentation : Bugs! IMAX film offers intimate look at insects and spiders; 3 Oct 2003, p. LL7 A conversation with the president of Buena Vista Pictures and the director of Under the Tuscan Sun (Nina Jacobson, Audrey Wells); 3 Oct 2003, p. LL8 39th Chicago International Film Festival preview; 3 Oct 2003, p. LL9 A conversation with Jack Black; 10 Oct 2003, p. LL8 Good Boy! (Lian Aiken, John Hoffman); 17 Oct 2003, p. LL9 Children's Film Festival October 23 - November 2; 24 Oct 2003, p. LL8 A conversation with Sanaa Lathan and Director Carl Franklin of Out of Time; 31 Oct 2003, p. LL7 A conversation with Richard and Lauren Donner; 21 Nov 2003, p. LL8 Holiday Movie Preview; 5 Dec 2003, p. LL 8 Happy holidays from Santa, the Snowmen and IMAX; 12 Dec 2003, p. LL4 Reel movies : New releases; 12 Dec 2003, p. LL8 Inside scoop on films in Lake County; 12 Dec 2003, p. LL8 Beavers : Disover life of beavers in Best dam IMAX movie ever (Milwaukee Public Museum); 19 Dec 2003, p. LL5 Giant whales on a giant screen (Whales, Milwaukee Public Museum); 19 Dec 2003, p. LL11 Reel good Christmas movies for the entire family to enjoy; 19 Dec 2003, Last Minute p. 20 MOVING How to move into your new home stress free; 3 Oct 2003, Home Marketer p. 3 MUNDELEIN DAYS (event) Agenda for Mundelein Days; 27 Jun 2003, p. A6 Despite storms, Mundelein Days a success; 11 Jul 2003, p. A3 MUNDELEIN HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 120 see also MUNDELEIN MUSTANGS - various sports MHS cheerleader killed in car crash : Boyfriend charged with reckless homicide (Nicole Wheeles); 3 Jan 2003, p. A1 Coffee spikers go to court; 10 Jan 2003, p. A1 Mundelein fall athletes honored; 24 Jan 2003, p. A10 Mustangs have plenty to cheer about (cheerleading squad); 14 Feb 2003, p. A9 Teachers accepted into program (Jimmy Ku, Tom Kuhn); 21 Feb 2003, p. A5 Brehm to represent MHS (Lauren Brehm); 21 Feb 2003, p. A5 Math team finishes third; 28 Feb 2003, p. A8 Mundelein Invitational set (music competition); 7 Mar 2003, p. A2 Student finalists named (Angie Wojcik, Brittany Walker, Celso Hernandez, Eric Casanova); 7 Mar 2003, p. A4 Mundelein high school raises fees; 7 Mar 2003, p. A4 Mundelein High School hosts dance recital; 14 Mar 2003, p. A4 Teacher earns doctorate degree (Deborah Fitzsimmons); 14 Mar 2003, p. A4 Parents encouraged to attend college night, March 27; 14 Mar 2003, p. A5 Mundelein high hosts adult classes; 21 Mar 2003, p. A2 Mundelein mock trial team set for competition; 21 Mar 2003, p. A3 Mundelein high school honor roll announced; 28 Mar 2003, p. A4 Mundelein High School competes at band competition; 28 Mar 2003, p. A5 Trial team takes eighth at State (Hish School Mock Trial State Competition); 4 Apr 2003, p. A4 MHS student goes to Phillipines (Elspeth Shenk); 4 Apr 2003, p. A8 Grants tenure to 15 teachers; 18 Apr 2003, p. A3 MHS wins award for small class size; 25 Apr 2003, p. A4 Appreciate our dedicated teachers : Mundelein High, Debra Fitzsimmons; 9 May 2003, p. A3 Exchange students need homes; 9 May 2003, p. A5 New superintendent intends to make MHS the best in the state (Stan Fields); 16 May 2003, p. A1 Stuents use cadaver for class; 16 May 2003, p. A4 MHS announces top in fields; 16 May 2003, p. A4 Mundelein High School cuts aviation program; 16 May 2003, p. A8 MHS wins Group of the Year award; 16 May 2003, p. A8 Board moves ahead on land acquisition; 23 May 2003, p. A1 MHS announce awards; 30 May 2003, p. A2 2003 Mundelein High School's graduation; 30 May 2003, p. A4 Bright future (Brian Janosch, Stacy Plucinski); 30 May 2003, Student p. 15 MHS artists enliven library windows (Fremont Public Library); 13 Jun 2003, p. A3 MacLean-Fogg gives defibrillator to MHS; 13 Jun 2003, p. A4 Local girls get chance to govern (Amber DeVito, Andrea Clark); 20 Jun 2003, p. A1 Students attend leadership summit; 18 Jul 2003, p. A4 Principal posts pulled in high school restructuring; 25 Jul 2003, p. A1 Kennedy named new MHS board member (Vicky Kennedy); 25 Jul 2003, p. A5 MHS gears up for first day; 8 Aug 2003, p. A4 Mundelein High School students sound off on being the first school open; 15 Aug 2003, p. A3 Goodbye sweets, hello healthy treats; 22 Aug 2003, p. A1 MHS senior receives scholarship (Jennifer Cavallero); 22 Aug 2003, p. A3 No detentions, back to time out; 29 Aug 2003, p. A3 What is your thought on the new suspension policy at MHS?; 29 Aug 2003, p. A3 District 120 board shelves tax increase; 29 Aug 2003, p. A4 Mundelein High School makes more cuts; 29 Aug 2003, p. A4 Seniors plan for higher education; 29 Aug 2003, p. A4 MHS cheerleaders win invite to Orange Bowl half-time; 12 Sep 2003, p. A3 Scholar honored for leadership (Brandon Stein); 12 Sep 2003, p. A3 Rain doesn't damper school spirit; 19 Sep 2003, p. A3 Fashion world hits high school class; 19 Sep 2003, p. A5 MHS teacher helps board (Jena Abrahamsen); 19 Sep 2003, p. A6 Despite cuts, MHS hopes to raise the bar; 26 Sep 2003, p. A3 What is rumor and what is not; 26 Sep 2003, p. A3 High school senior shadows village administrators (Cassie Carlton); 26 Sep 2003, p. A5 MHS award honors scholar, citizen and athlete (Bryan Falato, Callie Andrysiak); 3 Oct 2003, p. A8 MHS band director wins Teacher of the Year (Patty Sampson); 10 Oct 2003, p. A1 MHS receives Bright Red Apple Award; 24 Oct 2003, p. A6 Curriculum changes expected to improve achievement; 31 Oct 2003, p. A1 Students say 'The show must go on'; 31 Oct 2003, p. A5 MHS cheerleaders at it again; 31 Oct 2003,p. A8 Seniors come back to school; 31 Oct 2003, p. A8 MHS web site to be a 'Mustang Nation'; 7 Nov 2003, p. A1 'Super Seniors' respond to area senior needs; 7 Nov 2003, p. A3 Geary out as MHS football coach (Jeff Geary); 14 Nov 2003, p. A1 MHS to make student records available online; 14 Nov 2003, p. A1 Student's art chosen for national exhibit (Samantha Kahly); 14 Nov 2003, p. A3 Students shine at music competition; 14 Nov 2003, p. A4 MHS choral department hosts 3rd annual Spotlight Awards gala; 14 Nov 2003, p. A5 MHS students plan canned food drive; 14 Nov 2003, p. A5 Students to lead murder case in mock trial; 21 Nov 2003, p. A5 MHS graduates help seniors with college; 21 Nov 2003, p. A8 MHS plans how best to spend a $6 million bond; 28 Nov 2003, p. A3 MHS National Honor Society inductees; 28 Nov 2003, p. A4 MHS teachers attend history conference; 5 Dec 2003, p. A4 Students donate gifts to needy kids; 19 Dec 2003, p. A4 District 120 to purchase golf course (Village Green Golf Course, Mundelein IL); 26 Dec 2003, p. A1 MHS speech team takes honors; 26 Dec 2003, p. A3 MUNDELEIN (IL) FIRE DEPARTMENT Firefighter honored for service (Lt. Ron Bing); 7 Feb 2003, p. A6 Occupant of apartment still not found after fire; 21 Mar 2003, p. A6 Fire chief receives highest honor (Randy Justus); 16 May 2003, p. A1 Fire station provides official flag disposal drop; 4 Jul 2003, p. A1 Fire Department keeps on trucking; 24 Oct 2003, p. A5 Chief has burning desire to succeed (Randy Justus); 24 Oct 2003, p. A3 Fire department lauded for saving lives; 31 Oct 2003, p. A3 Thanks to new grant, firefighters will breathe easier; 7 Nov 2003, p. A3 New Mundelein fire lieutenant sworn in (Carl LoMastro); 14 Nov 2003, p. A3 Firefighters launch award-winning educational program online; 21 Nov 2003, p. A1 New equipment helps keep Mundelein safer; 19 Dec 2003,p. A3 Village's fire chief tops off his year with award (Randy Justus); 19 Dec 2003, p. A6 Boater rescued from ice; 26 Dec 2003, p. A3 MUNDELEIN (IL) - HOUSING Seymour "eyesore" bites the dust; 3 Jan 2003, p. A1 Residents ordered to vacate, property uninhabitable; 17 Oct 2003, p. A1 Residents protest future Tall Grass Ridge Subdivision; 21 Nov 2003, p. A1 MUNDELEIN (IL) PAGEANTS Miss Mundelein applications are in; 9 May 2003, p. A5 Mundelein Pageant 2003; 27 Jun 2003, p. A3 MUNDELEIN (IL) - PARK DISTRICT Park happenings : New 2003 programs start; 3 Jan 2003, p. A4 Mundelein park district sports, juggling workshop; 24 Jan 2003, p. A11 Park happenings : New programs and events for spring at Mundelein Park District; 7 Mar 2003, p. A2 Free one month membership; 4 Apr 2003, p. A6 Water park is set to open this summer; 11 Apr 2003, p. A1 Spray Park to open next year; 3 Oct 2003, p. A1 MUNDELEIN (IL) POLICE DEPARTMENT MHS cheerleader killed in car crash : Boyfriend charged with reckless homicide (Nicole Wheeles); 3 Jan 2003, p. A1 Blockbuster suffers string of thefts; 10 Jan 2003, p. A1 Porter faces 14 years in jail after fatal crash (Ryan Porter); 10 Jan 2003, p. A3 Woman faces charges for endangerment; 17 Jan 2003, p. A3 Chief Rose named to chair Relay for Life (Raymond Rose); 24 Jan 2003, p. A1 Man faces 2 charges after scuffle at area restaurant; 24 Jan 2003, p. A3 Woman charged with theft (Hobby Lobby); 7 Feb 2003, p. A6 Remember stranger danger; 14 Feb 2003, p. A6 Citizen police academy offered; 21 Feb 2003, p. A3 Mundelein's finest recognized; 21 Feb 2003, p. A3 Fugitive tracked by neighbors from Condell : Man treated for wrist injury ran from ER; 21 Mar 2003, p.A6 Officers support Special Olympics; 2 May 2003, p. A6 Click it or ticket (seat belt laws); 16 May 2003, p. A5 Drunk driver plows into family's living room; 6 Jun 2003, p. A1 Mundelein boys arrested for arson; 4 Jul 2003, p. A5 Parent charged in abduction case (Randine Berens); 18 Jul 2003, p. A1 2nd suspect in home beating goes on lam (Sandra Rogers); 25 Jul 2003, p. A1 Mundelein boy could face 35 years for beatings (Jonathon McMeekin); 25 Jul 2003, p. A1 Standoff on Bonniebrook : Morning arguement in Mundelein home ends with suspect shot, wife arrested; 1 Aug 2003, p. A1 Child safe in standoff; 1 Aug 2003, p. B1 Residents say goodbye to crime; 8 Aug 2003, p. A3 Drug trafficking over at wash; 8 Aug 2003, p. A5 Robbery ends with arrest (Paul Craft); 22 Aug 2003, p. A4 Mundelein police search for armed robbers; 12 Sep 2003, p. A1 Murder investigation continues (Michael Davis case); 26 Sep 2003, p. A5 Infant dies in the care of unlicensed day care provider (Evan Max Bass); 24 Oct 2003, p. A1 Food and beverage scam; 24 Oct 2003, p. A6 Police Chief attends executive retreat (Raymond Rose); 5 Dec 2003, p. A3 Winter ice may mean danger zone; 5 Dec 2003, p. A8 Firearm safety kits, free; 12 Dec 2003, p. A5 Police say abuse put baby in critical condition; 19 Dec 2003, p. A1 Man charged with Class X felony in drug bust (Patrick Minx); 19 Dec 2003, p. A5 Collision causes road closures; 26 Dec 2003, p. A5 MUNDELEIN (IL), VILLAGE OF Senior development approved : Glen Garden Estates approved, construction in spring; 3 Jan 2003, p. A3 Village tells '03 repair priorities; 10 Jan 2003, p. A3 Voss seeks consistent vision (Terri Voss); 14 Feb 2003, p. A6 Meehan joins trustee race (Mary Pamela Meehan); 14 Feb 2003, p. A6 Semple seeks four more years (Ray Semple); 14 Feb 2003, p. A6 Kessler looks to continue positive village direction (Ken Kessler, village trustee); 28 Feb 2003, p. A3 Village keeps on cleaning; 28 Feb 2003, p. A5 Mundelein listed third in undervalued towns; 7 Mar 2003, p. A1 Village trustee challengers want a change; 28 Mar 2003, p. A1 Village board incumbents look to continue progress; 28 Mar 2003, p. A1 Voss scores an upset as incumbents roll : Incumbents Sullivan, Semple re-elected Kessler knocked off (Terri Voss, Ed Sullivan, Ray Semple, Ken Kessler); 4 Apr 2003, p. A3 Web site issue solved; 18 Apr 2003, p. A1 Mosquito fight under control; 18 Apr 2003, p. A1 Questions circle mayor's surprise hiring of hearing officer; 2 May 2003, p. A1 Residents create Coalition for Fair Government; 9 May 2003, p. A1 Voss takes trustee oath, pledges change (Terri Voss); 23 May 2003, p. A3 Coalition is ready to move forward (hearing officer ordinance); 13 Jun 2003, p. A1 Coalition challenges Sindles, board (hearing officer ordinance); 13 Jun 2003, p. A1 Summary of hearing officer ordinance; 13 Jun 2003, p. A8 Target gets OK from village board; 27 Jun 2003, p. A1 Coalition victorious in fight against village hall (hearing officer ordinance); 27 Jun 2003, p. A1 Moisture in new traffic court delays progress; 25 Jul 2003, p. A3 High-end homes in the works; 1 Aug 2003, p. A1 Diamond Lake receives makeover; 15 Aug 2003, p. A6 Vacant stares: What's being done about the growing number of empty store fronts all over Mundelein?; 22 Aug 2003, p. A1 Closed meetings mandatory to tape; 22 Aug 2003, p. A3 Jolly old fellow dies at 59 (Robert Rion, aka Santa Clause); 29 Aug 2003, p. A1 Televised board meetings unlikely despite support; 12 Sep 2003, p. A1 One village board won't air its meeting, for now; 12 Sep 2003, p. B3 Mundelein ponders new village hall; 29 Sep 2003, p. A1 A pain in the gas : Trustees to move on gas station annexation, despite objections; 26 Sep 2003, p. A1 Parents be held accountable for child's actions : Village board approves ordinance in 5-1 vote; 17 Oct 2003, p. A1 Gas passes : Trustees vote unanimously to annex new gas station; 17 Oct 2003, p. A3 Trustees try to get to root of tree costs issue : Mundelein pays more for trees than any other village; 24 Oct 2003, p. A1 Canadian National Railway Co. sounds an ultimatum; 24 Oct 2003, p. A3 Horns will not sound for another year; 31 Oct 2003, p. A1 Whitehall renovation plans approved; 31 Oct 2003, p. A1 Coalition still has beef with hearing officer; 7 Nov 2003, p. A1 New crosswalk lets motorists see pedestrians in a whole new light; 14 Nov 20003, p. A1 Sticker shock; 12 Dec 2003, p. A1 From an award winning chief to his staff (Raymond Rose); 12 Dec 2003, p. A1 Local author surprises readers with first published book (Deanna Einbinder, "Cottonwood"); 12 Dec 2003, p. A3 Mundelein gets in the giving spirit; 12 Dec 2003, p. A3 Holiday decorations in the way; 12 Dec 2003, p. A3 Villages differ on taxpayer-funded holiday parties; 19 Dec 2003, p. A1 Village votes to stick with rules; 26 Dec 2003, p. A1 Collision causes road closures; 26 Dec 2003, p. A5 MUNDELEIN (IL), VILLAGE OF - STREETS AND TRANSPORTATION No joke : Courtland to be fixed; 18 Apr 2003, p. A1 Dunbar Road near park to be paved; 27 Jun 2003, p. A1 Mundelein moves forward in improvements; 12 Sep 2003, p. A4 Rake, leave 'em at the curb; 17 Oct 2003, p. A5 New crosswalk lets motorists see pedestrians in a whole new light; 14 Nov 20003, p. A1 MUNDELEIN MAINSTREET (organization) Mundelein Main Street celebrating 10 years; 21 Mar 2003, p. A1 MainStreet's new executive director sparks interest (Marian Rodriguez); 9 May 2003, p. A1 Rockin' music fills the downtown streets (Guitar Fest, Mundelein); 29 Aug 2003, p. A1 Mainstreet gearing up for 2004; 12 Dec 2003, p. A8 MUNDELEIN MUSTANGS (BASEBALL) Mustangs gut one out; 25 Apr 2003, p. A9 Mustang baseball camp, excellence in the making; 27 Jun 2003, p. A9 MUNDELEIN MUSTANGS (BASKETBALL, BOYS') Slow start plagues Mustangs; 7 Feb 2003, p. A9 Take it or 'Leav' it (Brain Leav); 28 Feb 2003, p. A9 One-man show not enough for Mustang hoops (Matt Corning); 14 Mar 2003, p. A9 Mustangs "hooping" it up; 18 Jul 2003, p. A9 Corning the key to Mustangs' success (Matt Corning); 28 Nov 2003, Basketball p. 16 Corning paces host Mustangs in tourney; 5 Dec 2003, p. A9 Mustangs nip Devils in early-season showdown; 12 Dec 2003, p. A9 Corning's career-high 35 leads MHS (Matt Corning); 19 Dec 2003, p. A9 MUNDELEIN MUSTANGS (BASKETBALL, GIRLS') Peaks and valleys for Mustang girls hoops; 17 Jan 2003, p. A9 Lady Mustangs soul-searching; 31 Jan 2003, p. A9 Lady Mustangs down, certainly not out; 21 Feb 2003, p. A9 Mustangs hope for better things this time around; 21 Nov 2003, p. A10 Lady Mustangs win their tourney; 5 Dec 2003, p. A9 Lady Mustangs on a roll; 19 Dec 2003, p. A10 Lady Mustangs in hunt for Lake title; 26 Dec 2003, p. A9 MUNDELEIN MUSTANGS (FOOTBALL) Mustangs trample Ottawa, 35-7; 5 Sep 2003, p. A9 Cougars and Mustangs look to regroup; 19 Sep 2003, p. A7 Cougars top Mundelein in Route 60 showdown; 26 Sep 2003, p. A9 Devils crush reeling Mustangs, 47-14; 3 Oct 2003, p. A9 Cats' ground game runs over Mustangs; 10 Oct 2003, p. A9 Sequoits too much for Gaebler, Mustangs (Jake Gaebler); 31 Oct 2003, p. A10 Geary out as MHS coach (Jeff Geary); 14 Nov 2003, p. A1 LaBrie, Hodges and Roe flourish at Augustana (Leo LaBrie, Ben Hodges, Matt Roe); 21 Nov 2003, p. A10 2003 Lakeland All-Area Football player of the year runner up (Jake Gaebler, Mundelein High); 28 Nov 2003, p. A9 MUNDELEIN MUSTANGS (GOLF, BOY'S) Area golfers make State their case; 24 Oct 2003, p. B8 MUNDELEIN MUSTANGS (GYMNASTICS, BOYS') New coach, same expectation for Mustang gymnasts (Eric Liva); 28 Mar 2003, p. A10 Mustang gymnasts gallop to second at state meet; 23 May 2003, p. A6 MUNDELEIN MUSTANGS (GYMNASTICS, GIRLS') Mustang gymnast Wallace adjusting just fine (Jennifer Wallace); 4 Apr 2003, p. A10 MUNDELEIN MUSTANGS (SOCCER, GIRL'S) Mustang soccer rolling at 13-1-1; 2 May 2003, p. A9 MUNDELEIN MUSTANGS (SOFTBALL) Cleaveland powers Mustangs (Rachel Cleaveland); 18 Apr 2003, p. A9 Mustang softball "chalks" up another NSC title; 30 May 2003, p. A6 Cougars shock Mustangs for first sectional title; 13 Jun 2003, p. A9 MUNDELEIN MUSTANGS (TRACK & FIELD / CROSS COUNTRY, BOYS') Mustangs run to fourth; 9 May 2003, p. A9 MUNDELEIN MUSTANGS (VOLLEYBALL, GIRLS') Rebuilding 'Stangs hope to spike competition; 12 Sep 2003, p. A9 Young Mustangs take lumps in St. Charles invite; 17 Oct 2003, p. A9 Cats advance to sectional finals Mustangs' season ends with tough loss; 7 Nov 2003, p. A9 MUNDELEIN MUSTANGS (WATER POLO, GIRLS') Mustangs still powerful even when not at full strength; 18 Apr 2003, p. A9 Mustangs, Libertyville fare well in Crosstown Classic; 31 OCt 2003, p. A10 MUNDELEIN MUSTANGS (WRESTLING) Who wants it most? Mustangs wrestlers say they do; 10 Jan 2003, p. A6 Mustang wrestlers look to pin down NSC opponents; 24 Jan 2003, p. A9 MUNDELEIN SCHOOL DISTRICT 75 Board member resigns (Ed Busse); 10 Jan 2003, p. A1 Dist. 75 heads for option 4; 10 Jan 2003, p. A4 Cultural celebration : Members of dance troupe visit Mechanics Grove students; 17 Jan 2003, p. A1 Lincoln tops nationwide list of best schools; 17 Jan 2003, p. A1 Battle brewing over Option 4; 24 Jan 2003, p. A1 Lerner seeks a second term to build a stronger Dist. 75 (Lisa Lerner); 24 Jan 2003, p. A3 Student works of art go on display at Sandburg; 24 Jan 2003, p. A4 Mechanics 2nd graders learn about penguins; 31 Jan 2003, p. A4 Option 4 still on the table; 31 Jan 2003, p. A1 Egan, King state views as they seek Dist. 75 seat : Candidates have forward objectives (Doug Egan, Ceri Ann King); 31 Jan 2003, p. A3 Dist. 75 vacancy filled (Luis Fuentes); 7 Feb 2003, p. A1 Teachers criticize Option 4; 7 Feb 2003, p. A3 Students do math to raise money; 7 Feb 2003, p. A3 Put on your thinking caps; 7 Feb 2003, p. A4 Board approves Option 4 by 5-1; 14 Feb 2003, p. A1 Washington overcomes diversity; 14 Feb 2003, p. A1 Jack of all trades (Del Parra); 14 Feb 2003, p. A1 Metta relies on experience (Kathy Metta); 14 Feb 2003, p. A5 Carl Sandburg students playing the stock market; 21 Feb 2003, p. A1 Sandburg student-athlete on national honor roll (Edwardo Vargos); 21 Feb 2003, p. A4 Students travel the globe : Mechanics Grove folklore class "worldly"; 21 Feb 2003, p. A4 Fuentes selected to fill board vacancy (Luis Fuentes); 28 Feb 2003, p. A1 Students learn about cultural diversity; 28 Feb 2003, p. A5 Silent auction planned; 7 Mar 2003, p. A6 Principal hosts coffee talk (Mark Pilut, Carl Sandburd Middle School); 14 Mar 2003, p. A1 Washington names top spellers (Tim Smith, Javier Ramirez); 14 Mar 2003, p. A4 Dist. 75 foundation raises money; 21 Mar 2003, p. A4 Dist. 75 hopefuls eye salaries, diversity : Seven candidates after two spots, Seiler resigns March 24 (Todd Seiler); 28 Mar 2003, p. A3 Art is back at Lincoln School; 11 Apr 2003, p. A5 Lincoln proves higher achievement; 18 Apr 2003, p. A4 Student raffle winners announced; 18 Apr 2003, p. A5 Teacher helps students see the fun in numbers (Karen Kolb); 25 Apr 2003, p. A1 Teachers touch the community : Washington School, Adrienne Hugo; 25 Apr 2003, p. A3 Option 4 begins monitoring plan; 2 May 2003, p. A6 Appreciate our dedicated teachers : Lincoln School, Pam Hannigan; 9 May 2003, p. A3 Students discover Native American culture; 23 May 2003, p. A4 Reading program "jump starts" students; 30 May 2003, p. A3 School shift, new hire fill in holes in Dist. 75 administration; 6 Jun 2003, p. A1 Students do the math, raise $8K; 6 Jun 2003, p. A3 District 75 concludes negotiations; 13 Jun 2003, p. A4 District 75 changes testing format; 13 Jun 2003, p. A8 Carl Sandburg book selection expands; 20 Jun 2003, p. A4 NBC5 grants Mechanics Grove a weather station; 20 Jun 2003, p. A4 Carl Sandburg Middle School announces honors; 27 Jun 2003, p. A4 Carl Sandburg school builds greenhouse; 4 Jul 2003, p. A3 Foundation provides academic extras (Mundelein District 73 Educational Foundation); 11 Jul 2003, p. A4 District 75 scholars compete; 11 Jul 2003, p. A4 Principal key in national policymaking (Paul Mikulcik); 18 Jul 2003, p. A3 District 75 students shine in spirt of low funding; 1 Aug 2003, p. A8 Students ease into new school year; 15 Aug 2003, p. A3 Sandburg teacher selected for environmental study program (Mike Sementa); 15 Aug 2003, p. A4 Students dine with teddy bears; 15 Aug 2003, p. A4 Lincoln maps student progress online; 22 Aug 2003, p. A5 One parent's idea leads to beautification of school (Janice Crigler); 3 Oct 2003, p. A6 Lincoln students plant Dutch bulbs; 17 Oct 2003, p. A5 Students use words to compete for college cash; 28 Nov 2003, p. A8 Crane makes holiday cards with students (Phil Crane); 19 Dec 2003, p. A3 MUSEUMS (not named individually otherwise in this index) Museum of Broadcast Communications is moving to larger home (Chicago IL); 10 Jan 2003, p. LL8 "Stories on Stage" announces 2003 season (Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago Public Radio WBEZ 91.5 FM); 17 Jan 2003, p. LL8 Children's museum fund-raiser precedes condo sneak peek (Waukegan Lakefront Children's Museum); 31 Jan 2003, p. LL4 Determined ArtWorks staff offer fun options this summer (Chain O' Lakes ArtWorks Children's Museum); 13 Jun 2003, p. LL1 Reptiles : The beautiful and the deadly (Milwaukee Public Museum); 26 Sep 2003, p. LL6 Part to new heights with mountains of food and fun (Milwaukee Public Museum); 31 Oct 2003, p. LL10 MUSIC AND MUSICIANS Spinning the tunes with Spyro Gyra; 3 Jan 2003, p. LL2 Russian pianist Olga Bornovalova performs in Grayslake; 10 Jan 2003, p. LL2 Grayslake medieval feast (Newberry Consort); 10 Jan 2003, p. LL3 Rick Shandling Trio at Pops Highwood; 10 Jan 2003, p. LL7 Johnsmith in concert : Award-winning Wisconsin singer-songwriter stars Jan. 18; 10 Jan 2003, p. LL8 An evening with Ben Vereen; 17 Jan 2003, p. Ll3 Mini Mozart Fest performed by Waukegan Symphony Orchestra; 17 Jan 2003, p. LL5 Big band music hits the air ways (WDCB 90.9 FM); 17 Jan 2003, p. LL9 CSO offers specials for young subscribers (Chicago Symphony Orchestra); 17 Jan 2003, p. LL9 5th grader hailed as a promising music prodigy (Paul Juhn); 24 Jan 2003, p. A4 Lake County Community Concerts announces two concerts; 24 Jan 2003, p. LL9 Fermilab presents Gallery Chamber Series; 24 Jan 2003, p. LL11 CLC to salute gospel music Feb. 8; 31 Jan 2003, p. LL5 Music of gracious living : The French Baroque; 7 Feb 2003, p. LL4 CLC concert revisits jazz greats Armstrong and Fitzgerald; 7 Feb 2003, p. LL5 "Main Event" is the main event (Manteno Show Choir Invitational); 7 Feb 2003, p. LL5 Darryl Purpose in concert; 7 Feb 2003, p. LL6 "The Little Mermaid" the musical; 7 Feb 2003, p. LL6 Off Square Music presents Bill Staines in concert at the Unitarian Church (Woodstock IL); 7 Feb 2003, p. LL9 Acoustic virtuoso kicks off Adler series (Ariane Lydon, David Adler Center); 14 Feb 2003, p. A3 Local band creating buzz (Redshirt); 14 Feb 2003, p. A3 Bluegrass cabaret at the Byron Colby Barn (Half Day Bluegrass Band); 14 Feb 2003, p. LL2 Grenadier Guards and Highlanders Pipe and Drum bands perform at Allstate (Allstate Arena, Rosemont IL); 14 Feb 2003, p. LL7 Dinner and show features big band music in Libertyville; 21 Feb 2003, p. LL5 Memories of the King : Benefit show for children with cancer (Camp Quality); 28 Feb 2003, p. LL4 Waukegan Concert Chorus presents Bernstein and Rutter (Leonard Bernstein, John Rutter); 28 Feb 2003, p. LL5 Spring band concert in Antioch; 28 Feb 2003, p. LL11 Musicians wanted for area band (Lakes Area Community Band); 28 Feb 2003, p. LL11 Mundelein Invitational set (music competition); 7 Mar 2003, p. A2 Best Beatles tribute ever at Austin's ("American English"); 7 Mar 2003, p. A5 Off Square Music presents Joel Mabus; 7 Mar 2003, p. LL2 Chicago Brass Band players concert; 7 Mar 2003, p. LL4 Jazz/pop singer Dinae Schuur at the Hemmens; 7 Mar 2003, p. LL6 Bella Notte : An evening of music, romance and wine; 14 Mar 2003, p. LL4 Beatles band puts on a good show : "American English" takes Austin's patrons on mostalgia trip; 21 Mar 2003, p. A2 Tibetan Monks perfrom for world healing at the Hemmems (Elgin IL); 21 Mar 2003, p. LL4 Music on the square : Ed Hall's spring Woodstock guitar night (Woodstock IL); 21 Mar 2003, p. LL5 Cop CD "tunes" kids into safety issues : Vernon Hills' "Dressed in Blues" album includes seat belts, guns and bicycle safety; 28 Mar 2003, p. A3 Choral Dynamics stands test of time : Choral Dynamics sings its songs for fun, for charity; 4 Apr 2003, p. A2 Local band creating national buzz (Redshirt); 11 Apr 2003, p. A3 Akire Bubar in concert; 11 Apr 2003, p. LL4 The Barbara Silverman Trio in concert; 11 Apr 2003, p. LL5 Opera theatre performs for the young community (Opera Theatre Highland Park); 11 Apr 2003, p. LL10 Rovers South Side CD release party (Chicago Rover); 11 Apr 2003, p. LL10 Ravinia's Rising Star series; 11 Apr 2003, p. LL11 4 women lead lineup for Ravinia : Norah Jones heads summer schedule; 11 Apr 2003, p. LL11 Join Barrington Lyric "In the Pits" (Lyric Opera of Chicago Barrington chapter); 11 Apr 2003, p. LL11 Big Band Sound; 18 Apr 2003, p. LL6 Backyard bash : Carmel student wins concert, big band travels to Grayslake (Kate Polak); 25 Apr 2003, p. A1 Mundelein Show Choir wraps up; 25 Apr 2003, p. A4 Bob Gand Smooth Jazz Group entertains; 25 Apr 2003, p. A8 Rock out while helping out (The Holiday); 25 Apr 2003, p. LL4 Bob Gand smooth jazz group; 2 May 2003, p. LL5 Great folk artists to perform May 17 (Michael Johnathon, Mike and Amy Finders); 9 May 2003, p. LL5 Pops Highwood brings great sounds for May; 9 May 2003, p. LL11 The Lewis Family performs with special guest Ryan Holladay; 16 May 2003, p. LL2 Ravinia Festival's box office opening day sings with activities and free musical performances; 16 May 2003, p. LL9 Norah Jones to perform at Ravinia; 16 May 2003, p. LL9 Dominican University Center Stage presents "The Best of Irving Berlin"; 16 May 2003, p. LL10 Lake County community concert dates; 16 May 2003, p. LL11 Recital to be held at Evangelical Free Church (Libertyville IL); 23 May 2003, p. LL3 Four women lead lineup for Ravinia Festival; 23 May 2003, Rec Guide p. 19 Check out an exciting musical event; 30 May 2003, p. LL4 Off Square Music presents a folk music mini festival; 6 Jun 2003, p. LL6 Midwest Young Artists kicks off National Summer Music Camp; 6 Jun 2003, p. LL7 Musical Stew features favorite songs from hit musicals; 20 Jun 2003, p. LL4 A little German comes to Lake Villa (German Music Festival); 20 Jun 2003, p. LL7 Anderson Arts Center welcomes back Twilight Jazz; 20 Jun 2003, p. LL7 Don't miss this summer concert series (Village of Round Lake); 27 Jun 2003, p. LL4 Jazz quintet to perform in free concert (Midwest Young Artists); 11 Jul 2003, p. LL4 Off Square Music presents two great folk performers (Bill Camplin, Tricia Alexander); 11 Jul 2003, p. LL5 Small Potatoes to perform a mix of music; 11 Jul 2003, p. LL11 Woodstock Mozart festival begins 17th season; 25 Jul 2003, p. LL3 "Twilight Jazz" returns; 25 Jul 2003, p. LL5 Cabaret Night at the Byron Colby Barn; 8 Aug 2003, p. LL3 Off Square Music presents Garnet Rogers in concert; 8 Aug 2003, p. LL9 UW-ParksideArts: Alive! offers nine shows and trip to Oz; 15 Aug 2003, p. LL3 Rockin' music fills the downtown streets (Guitar Fest, Mundelein); 29 Aug 2003, p. A1 LEAD is proud to present American English - the ultimate Beatles experience; 29 Aug 2003, p. LL4 Singing champions present free concert; 29 Aug 2003, p. LL11 Pianist Anton Kuerti opens the Lake Forest Symphony 47th season; 5 Sep 2003, p. LL5 Off Square Music keeps tradition alive with great folk music artists (Lil' Rev, Larry Penn); 12 Sep 2003, p. LL3 Woodstock welcomes Riders in the Sky : America's favorite cowboys; 12 Sep 2003, p. LL7 Vocalist Joan Hammel to perform Sept. 21; 19 Sep 2003, p. LL5 Community Concert begins 51st season (Lake County Community Concert Association); 26 Sep 2003, p. LL4 Brazilian music at Adler Center; 3 Oct 2003, p. LL4 Antioch welcomes Peter Fletcher; 10 Oct 2003, p. LL5 Off-Square Music presents "Mustards Retreat" and "Mackie Redd"; 17 Oct 2003, p. LL3 "The Marriage of Figaro" (Lyric Opera of Chicago, Chicago IL); 17 Oct 2003, p. LL5 The David Adler Cultural Center welcomes Chris Proctor; 24 Oct 2003, p. LL5 Local teen's violin performance hits airwaves October 26 (Hanah Stuart); 24 Oct 2003, p. LL12 Free concerts to feature some of Chicagoland's top jazz artists (Tito Carrillo Sextet, Rob Parton's JAZZTECH Big Band); 31 Oct 2003, p. LL4 Byron Colby Barn welcomes Dennis Warner; 31 Oct 2003, p. LL5 UW-Parkside ALIVE! series presnts La Bottine Souriante; 31 Oct 2003, p. LL11 Brickman style : Jim Brickman returns for concert at Chicago theater; 31 Oct 2003, p. LL12 UW-Parkside presents lute virtoso Barbarito Torres Nov. 13; 31 Oct 2003, p. LL14 Yid Vicious; 7 Nov 2003, p. LL4 David Adler Cultural Center presents Olga Bornovalova; 21 Nov 2003, p. LL3 Woodstock Opera House presents The Kensington Trio; 21 Nov 2003, p. LL5 UW-Parkside hosts singer/actress Irene Bedard and Deni Band; 21 Nov 2003, p. LL10 Karen Mason returns; 28 Nov 2003, p. LL5 The David Adler Cultural Center presents Ernie Hawkins; 5 Dec 2003, p. LL6 UW-Parkside concert celebrates Kwanzaa and Christmas; 5 Dec 2003, p. LL9 Kenton lives in Jazz master Dobbins (Bill Dobbins); 5 Dec 2003, p. LL10 Fine barn home to arts (Byron colby Barn, Joel Spears); 19 Dec 2003, p LL1 Take notes : Two singing groups spread season's cheer with many shows (Village Singers of Lake Zurich, Viking Park Singers of Gurnee); 26 Dec 2003, p. LL1 Woodstock Opera House proudly welcomes The Osborne Brothers; 26 Dec 2003, p. LL5 NATIVE AMERICANS Students discover Native American culture; 23 May 2003, p. A4 The Potawatomi Trails Pow-Wow committee to host a summer celebration; 15 Aug 2003, p. LL4 Nature see ENVIRONMENT NEEDLEWORK "Contemporary Threads" quilt exhibition at Anderson Arts Center; 7 Mar 2003, p. LL11 Mundelein's Quilters ties to the Middle East (St. Andrews Quilters' Group); 16 May 2003, p. A6 NEIGHBORS (regular column) Deb Dorsey; 3 Jan 2003, p. A7 Kathie J. Carr; 10 Jan 2003, p. A7 John Tomlin; 17 Jan 2003, p. A7 Peter Rasmussen; 24 Jan 2003, p. A7 Jim Dorfler; 31 Jan 2003, p. A7 David Rubin; 7 Feb 2003, p. A7 Peggy Willis; 14 Feb 2003, p. A7 Ed Via; 21 Feb 2003, p. A7 Edwardo Vargas; 28 Feb 2003, p. A7 Sara Rathsack; 7 Mar 2003, p. A7 Florene Darr; 14 Mar 2003, p. A7 Eric Thompson; 21 Mar 2003, p. A7 Terry Lambert; 28 Mar 2003, p. B7 Eric Hotenkamp; 4 Apr 2003, p. A7 Teresa Maki; 11 Apr 2003, p. A7 John des Rosiers; 18 Apr 2003, p. A7 Richard J. Mudd Sr.; 25 April 2003, p.A7 Jennifer Hyde; 2 May 2003, p. A7 John Paschke; 9 May 2003, p. A7 Brian Kuhn; 16 May 2003, p. A7 Kris Siebert; 23 May 2003, p. A7 Dorothy Otte; 30 May 2003, p. A7 Liz Hepkema; 6 Jun 2003, p. A7 Phil Maki; 13 Jun 2003, p. A7 Michelle Levine; 20 Jun 2003, p. A7 Dawn Drury; 27 Jun 2003, p. A7 Eileen Brennan; 4 Jul 2003, p. A7 Terri Voss; 11 Jul 2003, p. A7 Jody Bogdan; 18 Jul 2003, p. A7 Chi Sang Lee; 25 Jul 2003, p. A7 Puiling Lee; 1 Aug 2003, p. A7 Kevin Donavan; 8 Aug 2003, p. A7 Dan Cox; 15 Aug 2003,p. A7 Jan Horton; 22 Aug 2003, p. A7 Shirley Poe; 29 Aug 2003, p. A7 Wesley L. Hougsted; 5 Sept 2003, p. A7 Beth Leonard; 12 Sept 2003, p. A7 Jim Leonard; 19 Sept 2003, p. A9 Alison Hall; 26 Sept 2003, p. A7 Gary Love; 3 Oct 2003, p. A7 Glenna McMullan; 10 Oct 2003, p. A7 Maria Zeman; 17 Oct 2003, p. A7 Julian Flores; 24 Oct 2003, p. A7 Lauren Cox; 31 Oct 2003, p. A7 Al Tuhy; 7 Nov 2003,p A7 Beverly Tuhy; 14 Nov 2003, p. A7 Marta Rose; 21 Nov 2003, p. A7 Marianna Fitzgerald; 28 Nov 2003, p. A7 Mary Dalrymple; 5 Dec 2003, p. A7 Sophie Maki; 12 Dec 2003, p. A7 Julian Flores; 19 Dec 2003, p. A7 Tony Sandoval; 26 Dec 2003, p. A7 NORTH CHICAGO (IL), CITY OF Great Lakes, city partner to revitalize downtown : Gate 4 opening to jumpstart business; 18 Apr 2003, p. B1 NORTH SHORE SANITARY DISTRICT (agency) A stinky situation : Group, mayor, block sludge plant site (Waukegan IL); 21 Feb 2003, p. B1 NORTH SUBURBAN MENNONITE CHURCH (Mundelein IL) Buy gifts to make a difference; 7 Nov 2003, p. A4 NORTHERN ILLINOIS SPECIAL RECREATION ASSOCIATION - NISRA (agency) NISRA gets inclusion grant; 17 Jan 2003, p. A7 NORTHERN ILLINOIS COUNCIL ON ALCOHOLISM AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE - NICASA (agency) Nicasa an option for those with gambling problems; 6 Jun 2003, p. B3 Nicasa receives federal grant; 6 Jun 2003, p. B3 Nicasa elects 6 leaders; 27 Jun 2003, p. B6 Nicasa honors volunteers; 19 Dec 2003, p. B10 OMNI YOUTH SERVICES (agency) Girl Scouts honor Mundelein Community Resource Center; 7 Nov 2003, p. A4 ON CALL (regular column) Is your house killing you?; 7 Feb 2003, p. LL2 Are you stretching your way to injury?; 14 Feb 2003, p. LL9 Find a diet you can live with; 21 Feb 2003, p. LL2 Don't put your foot in your mouth, especially if you have plantar faciitis; 28 Feb 2003, p. LL3 The truth about what Larry King keeps "wine-ing" about; 7 Mar 2003, p. LL7 Some of the good stuff in red [wine] win may be available in capsule; 14 Mar 2003, p. B10 An osteopathic doctor may offer you the best treatment; 21 Mar 2003, p. B10 the third pulse of the body - the breath of life; 28 Mar 2003, p. B14 The Feldenkrais Method - more than reach out and touch someone; 11 Apr 2003, p. B10 What's wrong with chicken?; 18 Apr 2003, p. B10 SARS: Cause for alarm or 'don't worry, be happy'; 25 Apr 2003, p. B10 Wonderful NONI - Juice of the Gods?; 2 May 2003, p. B15 Cosmetic surgery - Go for it, but...; 9 May 2003, p. B12 West Nile Virus - Part 1, Here to stay for awhile; 16 May 2003, p. B10 Nontraditional piercing poses serious risk; 23 May 2003, p. B12 West Nile Virus, Part 2 : Mosquito control programs - weighing possible risks; 30 May 2003, p.B12 Animals help keep us healthy; 6 Jun 2003, p. B12 Are backpacks hazardous to your child's health?; 13 Jun 2003, p. B10 Hair loss: Can we re-grow our hair?; 20 Jun 2003, p. B12 Hippotherapy- There's something about horses; 27 Jun 2003,p. B22 'Got Milk?' Get the Facts; 4 Jul 2003, p. B10 The rest of the milk story or, don't believe everything on television!; 11 Jul 2003, p. B6 The "Three C's"- a weight loss plan that works; 18 Jul 2003, p. B12 'Lovers Live Longer'- The health benefits of sex; 25 Jul 2003,p. B6 The Health Benefits of Sex - Part 2: Wilhelm Reich and Orgonomy; 1 Aug 2003, p. B17 In memory of Cody-Dealing with the loss of a pet; 8 Aug 2003, p. B10 How harmful is yoga?; 15 Aug 2003, p. B6 Diagnosed cases of autism growing at near epidemic rates-Why?; 22 Aug 2003, p. B13 Autism epidemic, Part 2 - The shots; 29 Aug 2003, p. B6 Walk a little straighter - daddy, you're leading me; 5 Sept 2003, p. B9 Alcoholism : If a disease, it needs to be treated as such; 12 Sept 2003, p. B9 Kudos to Susan Powter's new book: 'Sober-and staying that way'; 19 Sept 2003, p. B8 Bones can only go so far!; 26 Sept 2003, p. B7 They're wasps-not bees!; 3 Oct 2003,p. B6 The miracle Melaleuca Alternifolia oil; 10 Oct 2003, p. B10 Beware medicating your pets with drugs designed for people; 17 Oct 2003, p. B8 Dairy products - good for you and they keep you trim; 24 Oct 2003, p. B6 My response to 'Anonymous' AA; 31 OCt 2003, p. B16 How bad is cortisone?; 7 Nov 2003, p. B10 Gunner the dog; 14 Nov 2003, p. B12 An apple a day, as long as it's washed!; 28 Nov 2003, p. B7 ORCHARDS Quig's apple crop blossoms; 9 May 2003, p. A5 Pick an apple-a-day to keep the children at play; 29 Aug 2003, Fun-in-the-Sun p. 7 ORGANIZATIONS, AGENCIES AND CLUBS (not named individually otherwhere in this index) Waukegan to chamber : We'll do it "our way" (Lake County Chamber of Commerce); 17 Jan 2003, p. B2 Assisi Animal Foundation presents "Heart to Heart" benefit; 17 Jan 2003, p. LL4 Group forms "The Breakfast Club" (Business Network International, Grayslake chapter); 24 Jan 2003, p. A8 Charity holds 17th annual fund-raising ball (Assistance in Healthcare); 24 Jan 2003, p. B10 Free Cubs game tickets offered by club (Hugs and Hope Club for Sick Children); 31 Jan 2003, p. LL2 Hearts for Homeless benefit to be held in Hoffman Estates; 31 Jan 2003, p. LL6 Barrington Lyric to solve Mardi Gras murder myster (Lyric Opera of Chicago, Barrington Chapter); 31 Jan 2003, p. LL11 AARP offers tax help at Senior Center; 21 Feb 2003, p. A5 Computer enthusiasts promote computer literacy (Lake County Area Computer Enthusiasts); 28 Feb 2003, p. LL3 Memories of the King : Benefit show for children with cancer (Camp Quality); 28 Feb 2003, p. LL4 Chamber elevates Sherman to chairman of the board (Lake County Chamber of Commerce, David Sherman); 28 Feb 2003, p. B3 Blue ribbon gets priorities in line on health care issues (Blue Ribbon Committee on health care issues in Lake County); 28 Feb 2003, p. B3 Retreat planned at Marytown, Catholic nurses council welcomes public to event (Council of Catholic Nurses of Lake County); 28 Feb 2003, p. B7 "Give Kids the World" drive going on (Taylor Benson); 21 Mar 2003, p. A5 Greater Illinois Chapter seeking volunteers to assist with MS walk (Greater Illinois Chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society); 21 Mar 2003, p. LL11 Spring blossoms in benefit fashion event (Assisi Animal Foundation); 21 Mar 2003, p. LL11 Putting their best foot forward (Assisi Animal Foundation); 28 Mar 2003, p. LL4 Old cell phones for charity (Precious Lambs Preschool, Grayslake IL); 28 Mar 2003, p. LL5 Join Barrington Lyric "In the Pit" (Lyric Opera of Chicago, Barrington Chapter); 11 Apr 2003, p. LL11 Park District forms partnership with county Boys and Girls Club; 11 Apr 2003, p. B3 Nudists come to town (Chicago Sun Club); 18 Apr 2003, p. A3 Second annual spring gala for Hospice of Northeastern Illinois; 18 Apr 2003, p. LL4 Nicol steps down as director of county Big Brothers / Big Sisters (Harry Nicol); 18 Apr 2003, p. B2 Reach for the stars, with help of local astronomy buffs (Waukegan Public Library Astronomy Club, Lake County Astronomical Society); 2 May 2003, p. LL1 CYN celebrates 25-year mark (Community Youth Network); 2 May 2003, p. B6 Participate in the "Hike for Life" (CareFirst Pregnancy Center); 9 May 2003, p. LL3 Inspiration Ministries auction for a cause; 16 May 2003, p. LL4 Central Baptist gets school grant (Central Baptist Family Services); 23 May 2003, p. B7 Charity fund-raising ball a success (Assistance in Healthcare Foundation); 30 May 2003, p. B13 Motorcyclists to ride for the children (Appointed Special Advocates Association); 13 Jun 2003, p. LL4 Fund-raiser, golf outing on tap (Lake County Court Appointed Special Advocates Association); 13 Jun 2003, p. B7 Woof and Wheels nets $2,000 for service dogs (Canine Companions for Independence); 20 Jun 2003, p. A3 Charity ride raises funds for abused women and children (McHenry County Adult & Child Rehabilitation Center); 20 Jun 2003, p. LL6 Huge auction set to benefit tax advocacy group (Proper Tax); 20 Jun 2003, p. B3 Democrat women launch new grassroots group (Lake County Democratic Women); 27 Jun 2003, p. B1 Ride for Kids to stop area traffic (Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation); 11 Jul 2003, p. B2 New group has a United front : Lake County United confronts countywide issues; 1 Aug 2003, p. B1 Dynamic women network for support (Dynamic Resources); 22 Aug 2003, p. A3 Golf outing to benefit community (American Legion Post 867); 5 Sep 2003, p. A4 Faith-based charity expands public appeal (Christian Outreach of Lutherans); 26 Sep 2003, p. B2 Weight-loss club practices tough love : TOPS boasts some big "losers" from Mundelein (Taking Off Pounds Sensibly); 3 Oct 2003, p. A12 Weight-loss group sets bar high (TOPS - Taking Off Pounds Sensibly); 10 Oct 2003, p. A8 Time will tell : Narrow scopeallows local historical societies to paint a precise portrait; 10 Oct 2003, p. LL1 AAF gears up for annual Gala Nov. 1 (Assisi Animal Foundation); 31 Oct 2003, p. LL3 Maristella hosts Mostaccioli dinner; 14 Nov 2004, p. LL10 Women's group to scrutinize Fort Sheridan (League of Women Voters of Highland Park IL); 14 Nov 2003, p. B3 SALF honored at NU game (Save A Life Foundation); 5 Dec 2003, p. B6 Civic organization names officers (Lake County Community Civic Organization); 12 Dec 2003, p. B3 OUR TOWN (regular column) Drinking and driving don't mix, ever; 3 Jan 2003, p. A3 Weather the storms of life; 10 Jan 2003, p. A3 It's that time of year again; 17 Jan 2003, p. A3 Only one statistic counts; 24 Jan 2003, p. A3 Addressing some "trivial" matters; 31 Jan 2003, p. A3 Romantic ideas for Valentine's Day; 7 Feb 2003, p. A3 Option 4 divides community; 14 Feb 2003, p. A3 Kids help 'beef up' food pantry; 21 Feb 2003, p. A3 Public speaking-scarier than death; 28 Feb 2003, p. A3 Great things happening in Mundelein; 7 Mar 2003, p. A3 Loss of Juarez felt throughout the county (Miguel Juarez); 14 Mar 2003, p. A3 Mundelein offers some extraordinary views; 21 Mar 2003, p. A3 Making good sport of tough times; 4 Apr 2003, p. A3 Donate the gift of life; 11 Apr 2003, p. A3 MHS continuously strives for success; 18 Apr 2003, p. A3 Teachers make a world of difference; 25 April 2003, p. A3 Residents want answers; 2 May 2003, p. A3 Great kids, great schools; 9 May 2003, p. A3 Cruise on Park Street; 16 May 2003, p. A3 Treasures restored and framed; 23 May 2003, p.A3 Grants awarded to Washington School; 30 May 2003, p. A3 Santa Maria 1963 eighth grade reunion; 6 June 2003, p. A3 Police run for a cause (Special Olympics); 13 Jun 2003, p. A3 Sandburg school students earn honors; 20 Jun 2003, p. A3 Child safety seat inspections; 27 Jun 2003,p. A3 Camp helps kids with cancer; 4 Jul 2003, p. A3 Costumed pets line the streets; 11 Jul 2003, p. A3 Pastor leaves retirement to serve community (Wesley Hougsted); 18 Jul 2003, p. A3 MHS superintendent makes big changes (Stanley Fields); 25 Jul 2003, p. A3 Bridal show offers discounts, prizes; 1 Aug 2003, p. A3 Volunteer translates school web site (Israel Suaste); 8 Aug 2003,p. A3 Students' futures look bright; 15 Aug 2003, p. A3 MHS hosts first community carnival; 22 Aug 2003, p. A3 Community activities for all; 29 Aug 2003, p. A3 Carmel gears up for new year; 5 Sept 2003, p. A3 Mundelein gears up for homecoming; 12 Sept 2003, p. A3 Concert season begins with a bang; 19 Sept 2003, p. A3 Business party kicks off; 26 Sept 2003, p. A3 Learn to creatively scrapbook in town; 3 Oct 2003,p. A3 Help a family keep warm and alive; 10 Oct 2003, p. A3 Get prepared in case of an emergency; 17 Oct 2003, p. A3 Open doors are open invitations; 24 Oct 2003, p. A3 Don't forget, culture makes a difference; 31 Oct 2003, p. A3 Schools in our town better than ever; 7 Nov 2003, p. A3 From kick the can to candy bars; 14 Nov 2003, p. A3 From Rose to Justus, we're in good hands; 21 Nov 2003, p. A3 A dangerous road; 28 Nov 2003, p. A3 Firearms OK but people to blame; 5 Dec 2003, p. A3 Take mom's advice: shop around; 12 Dec 2003, p. A3 How we can unite after a capture; 19 Dec 2003, p. A3 From family dinners to helping others; 26 Dec 2003, p. A3 PACE (suburban transit system) New PACE bus route ties Lake to Cook : Route 272 at Westfield Mall can supply workers along Rte. 21; 11 Apr 2003, p. A3 PACE may follow CTA with fare hike; 17 Oct 2003, p. B1 PADS = Public Action to Deliver Shelter (organization) PADS helps cushion the blow of homelessness; 7 Mar 2003, p. B2 PADS can always use your help; 14 Mar 2003, p. B2 Performances to benefit P.A.D.S; 5 Dec 2003, p. LL10 PAGEANTS see also MUNDELEIN (IL) PAGEANTS Moenter Productions is looking for contestants for the "Miss Teen With Dreams Scholarship Pageant"; 31 Oct 2003, p. LL13 PARENT'S PLACE (regular column) Politically correct holidays?; 3 Jan 2003, p. B6 Practice random acts of kindness all year; 10 Jan 2003, p. B6 Why does a half hour of homework have to take 3 hours; 17 Jan 2003, p. B7 Distractibility needs training to improve; 24 Jan 2003, p. B10 Appropriate discipline is the key to helping kids thrive; 31 Jan 2003, p. B19 Should we have a baby or not?; 7 Feb 2003, p. B6 Sometimes too much help is not a good thing; 14 Feb 2003, p. B9 Let sleeping kids lie where they are?; 21 Feb 2003, p. B9 You can train kinds' attention before it is a problem; 28 Feb 2003, p. B8 Teaching kids to focus on the good stuff; 7 Mar 2003, p. B10 Parents don't want reality shows to be their daughter's reality; 14 Mar 2003, p. B10 Ways to take heart in a frightening world; 21 Mar 2003, p. B10 Is television news overload too much for kids?; 28 Mar 2003, p. B10 What can school do to better control classrooms?; 4 Apr 2003, p. B7 Good habits can help kids feel less afraid of SARS; 11 Apr 2003, p. B10 Future freedom fighters; 18 Apr 2003, p. 18 Apr 2003, p. B10 Paying attention to feelings first can lead to worse behavior; 25 Apr 2003, p. B12 Attention training can help correct many attention problems; 9 May 2003, p. B14 Kid's forgetting to hand in homework can be more than a memory problem; 16 May 2003, p. B11 Glenbrook kids should be held responsible for actions; 23 May 2003, p. B13 A child's thunderstorm terror; 6 June 2003, p. B13 Where have all the parents gone?; 13 Jun 2003, p. B11 What do attention problems and broken arm have in common?; 20 Jun 2003, p. B13 A mom's camp dilemma; 27 Jun 2003, p. B23 Can kids be taught to sit still?; 4 Jul 2003, p. B11 Is waiting until 4 years old to start preschool too long?; 11 Jul 2003, p. B7 Whoops! Did we destroy our child?; 25 Jul 2003, p. B7 Gay School?; 1 Aug 2003,p. B19 Teacher-student placement can make behavior worse or better; 8 Aug 2003, p. B11 A good judge and the ten commandments; 15 Aug 2003, p. B7 We went to see Cinderella...but not this one; 22 Aug 203, p. B12 Are there acceptable side effects for kid's medications?; 29 Aug 2003, p. B7 Why not let them follow their dreams?; 5 Sept 2003, p. B8 How to know if your child is using drugs; 12 Sept 2003, p. B8 ADHD...What to do after the pill; 26 Sept 2003,p. B5 Living in 'Elmo's World'; 3 Oct 2003,p. B7 Why labeling kids is dangerous; 10 Oct 2003,p. B11 Feeling sorry for a child can take away practice and hurt their futures; 24 Oct 2003, p. B7 There really is a difference between processing problems and learning diabilities and their treatment; 31 Oct 2003, p.B17 Is old baggage a reason to accept bad behavior?; 7 Nov 2003, p. B11 Being in love with your kids is the most important ingredient; 14 Nov 2003, p. B12 Does peer pressure really have as much power as we think; 21 Nov 2003, p. B8 House rules stand....even on Christmas; 5 Dec 2003, p. B8 Toys can teach kids about giving to others; 19 Dec 2003, p. B11 Is Santa really coming to town?; 26 Dec 2003, p. B8 Parents see CHILDREN AND PARENTS PARTY LINES (regular column, local politics) Facts verify Salvi's 98 stance (Al Salvi); 3 Jan 2003, p. B5 Churchill in market for office, residence (Bob Churchill); 10 Jan 2003, p. B5 Carmel classmates follow Santorum saga (Rick Santorum); 17 Jan 2003, p. B5 Business whirl attracting mayors (Tim Perry; Dick Hyde); 24 Jan 2003, p. B5 Beaubien's decision paying dividends (Mark Beaubien); 31 Jan 2003, p. B5 Gambling igniting party chiefs feud (Tom Adams, Terry Link, Dee Garcia); 7 Feb 2003, p. B5 Mayoral candidate brightens GOP outlook (Dan Hirsch); 14 Feb 2003, p. B5 Osmonds gifting heart devices (JoAnn Osmond); 21 Feb 2003, p. B5 Candidate makes 'no sign' pledge (Howard "Bud" Scott); 28 Feb 2003, p. B5 Crane's opponent 'more' conservative ( Philip Crane, DAvid Phelps); 7 Mar 2003, p. B5 Immigration foes target Beaubien (Mark Beaubien); 14 Mar 2003, P. B5 After four decades, Pierce retiring (Dan Pierce); 21 Mar 2003, p. B5 Incoming mayor to fill vacancy (Brett Blomberg, Barbara LaPiana); 28 Mar 2003, p. B5 Libertarians push Hispanic outreach (Gus Perez, Alma Read); 4 Apr 2003, p. B5 Cobay awaiting tollway decision (Ken Cobay); 11 Apr 2003, p. B5 Newcomers to detour mayor, expansion (Wauconda Mayor James Eschenbauch); 18 Apr 2003, p. B5 Recorder leads way to homeowner refunds (Mary Ellen Vandeventer); 25 Apr 2003, p. B5 Tenzi broadcasting public issues (Susan Tenzi); 2 May 2003, p. B5 Daughter-dad team seeks rink funding (Cheri Ditzig; Bob Neal); 9 May 2003, p. B5 See economy bloc for Forest District; 16 May 2003, p. B5 Thomas viewed for Senate bid (Bob Thomas); 23 May 2003, p. B5 Six County reps plan 2004 campaigns; 30 May 2003, p. B5 Geo-Karis, Martin feud boiling (Adeline Geo-Karis, Jack Martin); 6 June 2003, p. B5 Democratic women band for leadership; 13 Jun 2003, p. B5 Golf occupying Republican Attention (Sidney Mathias, Jim Krischke, Pete Jakastas); 20 Jun 2003, p. B5 Haley departure raising questions (Mike Haley, Tasos Maravelas); 27 Jun 2003, p. B5 GOP eyes Ryg seat to break Demo hold (Kathy Ryg); 4 Jul 2003, p. B5 Powerhouse team targets Manville site; 11 Jul 2003,p. B5 First time success for Rep. Osmond (JoAnn Osmond); 18 Jul 2003, p. B5 Early Senate line to showcase views; 25 Jul 2003, p. B5 Business demands overshadow politics; 1 Aug 2003, p. B5 Jack Ryan wins GOP straw poll (Ryan, Cole); 8 Aug 2003, p. B5 Great Lakes 'mayor' retires from Navy career (Capt. Jerry Hart); 15 Aug 2003,p. B5 Democratic women to spur registration (Judy Armstrong); 22 Aug 2003, p. B5 Coffelt to revive corn roast rally (Sally Coffelt); 29 Aug 2003, p. B5 Issue petitions beginning Sept. 16; 5 Sept 2003, p. B5 New GOP troika aims for funding (Sandy Cole, Steve Carlson, Bob Powers); 12 Sept 2003, p. B5 County officials 'come together' for dinner; 19 Sept 2003, p. B5 Economy promise kept by Sullivan (Ed Sullivan Jr.); 26 Sept 2003,p. B5 Searches spurred by three vacancies (Millicent Berliant, Jan Gallimore, Gail Svendsen); 3 Oct 2003,p. B5 Good neighbor policy being studied; 10 Oct 2003, p. B5 Seeking straight shot for new manager (Curtis Allison); 17 Oct 2003, p. B5 New director fit for Demo challange (Bev Hmurovic); 24 Oct 2003, p. B5 Thinking? Blinking? Train horns silenced; 31 Oct 2003,p. B5 Commentator booked for GOP dinner (Paul Green); 7 Nov 2003, p. B5 Dems seeking voters with grass roots strategy (Lauren Beth Gash, Kathy Ryg); 14 Nov 2003, p. B5 See 3 front-runners in GOP senate bid (Andy McKenna, Jack Ryan, Steve Rauschenberger); 21 Nov 2003, p. B5 Bauer mending, Martin Bending (Don Bauer, Jack Martin); 28 Nov 2003, p. B5 Township takes pride in Stratton Portrait (William G. Stratton, former IL governor); 5 Dec 2003, p. B5 Democrat candidate not liberal enough (Melissa Bean, Suzi Schmidt); 12 Dec 2003, p. B5 Former politician singed by politics (Al Westerman); 19 Dec 2003,p. B5 Re-election music favors four incumbents (Sidney Mathias, JoAnn Osmond, Audrey Nixon, Diana O'Kelly); 26 Dec 2003, p. B5 PEOPLE IN THE NEWS (regular column - note: this colum lists local people's activities in the schools, military and community. Instead of subject headings, this part of the index will list people alphabetcially) Bair, Jennifer; 28 Feb 2003, p. A8 Beelow, Tessa; 7 Feb 2003, p. A6; 14 Feb 2003, p. A4 Delao, Sergio; 7 Feb 2003, p. A6; 14 Feb 2003, p. A4 Dubinsky, Igor; 17 Jan 2003, p. A6 Gavina, Ryan; 7 Feb 2003, p. A6; 14 Feb 2003, p. A4 Grieger, John; 28 Feb 2003, p. A8 Haden, Lindsay; 28 Feb 2003, p. A8 Holland, Michael; 28 Feb 2003, p. A8 Jaeckel, Stephanie; 17 Jan 2003, p. A6 Koch, Erica; 7 Feb 2003, p. A6; 14 Feb 2003, p. A4 Lundberg, James; 17 Jan 2003, p. A6 McCormick, Alexis; 17 Jan 2003, p.A6 Mikulcik, Rita; 7 Feb 2003, p. A6; 14 Feb 2003, p. A4 Orozco, Josh; 28 Feb 2003, p. A8 Osmani, Sophia; 17 Jan 2003, p. A6; 7 Feb 2003, p. A6; 14 Feb 2003, p. A4 Pintarelli, Nicholas; 17 Jan 2003, p. A6 Pinter, Angelyn; 28 Feb 2003, p. A8 Rains, Stephanie; 17 Jan 2003, p. A6 Reasoner, Meagan; 28 Feb 2003, p. A8 Schmidt, Herman; 17 Jan 2003, p. A6 Smetters, Luke; 17 Jan 2003, p. A6 Vargas, Peter; 17 Jan 2003, p. A6 Ward, Christy; 17 Jan 2003, p. A6 PERSONAL FINANCE Take stock of your finances in 2003; 24 Jan 2003, p. C6 Are your monthly expenses more than you can handle?; 24 Jan 2003, p. C7 Special needs families need special planner : Vernon Hills CFP gives clients hope and a game plan (Mary Anne Ehlert); 28 Feb 2003, p. A3 Getting your house in order : Spring cleaning includes finances too; 21 Mar 2003, p. A1 PEST CONTROL Mosquito fight under control; 18 Apr 2003, p. A1 Study shows underground pests can be eliminated quickly; 25 Apr 2003, Spring Home p. 20 County to fight harder against mosquitos; 9 May 2003, p. B7 County to wage air, ground assaults on mosquitoes; 6 Jun 2003, p. B8 Tips to protect yourself from mosquito-borne illness; 1 Aug 2003, Home Marketer p. 16 Costs climb as mosquito fight lingers : Raised West Nile concerns costly to villages, county; 22 Aug 2003, p. B1 Peterson, Steve see LAST CALL (regular column, local sports) PETS Assisi Animal Foundation presents "Heart to Heart" benefit; 17 Jan 2003, p. LL4 Family ties : Animal hospital chain transforms veterinary care (Banfield Pet Hospitals); 31 Jan 2003, p. Ll1 The waiting game : Animal abandonment on the rise as pets wait in shelters for permanent homes; 7 Feb 2003, p. LL1 Rescue : Love at first byte; 21 Feb 2003, p. LL3 Pets lend a paw in blood shortage; 11 Apr 2003, p. A8 Laser surgery arrives for pets; 1 Aug 2003, p. A3 Pets-a-plenty at Home and Pet Show; 15 Aug 2003, p. LL5 Pets-a-plenty at Home and Pet Show Aug 23-24; 15 Aug 2003, Lake County Home p. 3 Even pets can be at risk from hazardous poisons; 15 Aug 2003, Lake County Homes p. 8 Litter training for a rabbit; 15 Aug 2003, Lake County Homes p. 9 Is your pet overweight?; 15 Aug 2003, Lake County Homes p. 13 Are you ready to bring a pet into your home? Consider adopting; 15 Aug 2003, Lake County Home p. 15 Proper care for your pet bird; 15 Aug 2003, Lake County Home p. 16 Older pets have special needs; 15 Aug 2003, Lake County Home p. 19 Critter controversy : Some say potential exotic animal ban must be done on state level; 5 Dec 2003, p. B1 PFARR CORNER, THE (regular column) It's 'open mouth insert foot' season; 3 Jan 2003, p. B5 Are the best liars from Wisconsin?; 10 Jan 2003, P. B5 Who's writing president's speeches?; 17 Jan 2003, p. B5 Cleaning up the Queen's English; 24 Jan 2003, p. B5 Thank goodness for dumb crooks; 31 Jan 2003, p. B5 Is February Pfarr Corner Month?; 7 Feb 2003, p. B5 Is this my 999th column, or what? 14 Feb 2003, p. B5 Pfarr-fetched fun and folderol; 21 Feb 2003, p. B5 Recalling some perky politicians; 28 Feb 2003, p. B5 Congress jokes span 100 years; 7 Mar 2003, p. B5 Scratching on the door to heaven; 14 Mar 2003, p. B5 Some phone messages are precious; 21 Mar 2003, p. B5 Hear those laughs from Hall of Fame?; 28 Mar 2003, p. B5 Which president was best writer? 11 Apr 2003, p. B5 This little piggy went to Marquette; 18 Apr 2003, p. B5 Baseball still our favorite sport?; 25 Apr 2003, p. B5 Time to review lingo of the links; 2 May 2003, p. B5 Thinking of Mom on Mother's Day; 9 May 2003, p. B5 It's a jackpot jungle out there; 16 May 2003, p. B5 Graduates get advice galore; 23 May 2003, p. B5 Ride from Hell: nothing to read; 30 May 2003, p. B5 Not all sailors see the sea; 6 June 2003, p. B5 George Burns gave us a comfy God; 13 Jun 2003, p. B5 TV sitcom women smarter than men?; 20 Jun 2003, p. B5 Tiny little Argyle socks it to us; 27 Jun 2003, p. B5 Words from 1990s enter dictionaries; 4 Jul 2003, p. B5 Pfarr, Jerry see PFARR CORNER, THE (regular column) Phelps, John see LAST CALL (regular column, local sports)(last column 22 Aug 2003) PHOTOGRAPHY AND PHOTOGRAPHERS The year in pictures, 2002; 3 Jan 2003, p. LL1 Student finalists named (Mundelein High School District 120, Angie Wojcik, Brittany Walker, Celso Hernandez, Eric Casanova); 7 Mar 2003, p. A4 Free photography contest open to area residents; 28 Mar 2003, p. LL11 Historic aerial photos of county are now available on CD-ROM; 25 Apr 2003, p. B31 Amateur photography contest open to area residents; 16 May 2003, p. LL2 Twelve renowed photographers celebrate The Nature Conservancy; 5 Dec 2003, p. LL11 Free photography contest open to Lake County; 26 Dec 2003, p. LL3 PLEASANT, MARK Justice for the children; 28 Feb 2003, Forefronts p. 23 PLUGGED IN (regular column) You can change file associations with a few clicks of the mouse; 21 Nov 2003, p. B10 PM&L THEATER (organization, community theater, Antioch IL) Grand re-opening for the "Grand Dame of Antioch" : The ribbon will be cut and a new era begins; 14 Mar 2003, p. LL5 PM&L reopens with Guys and Dolls 21 Mar 2003, p. LL11 Curtain call : PM&L Theatre's renovation project is complete; 11 Apr 2003, p. LL! PM&L Readers Theatre; 18 Apr 2003, p. LL9 Pump Boys and Dinettes opens this weekend; 18 Jul 2003, p. LL7 Dracula comes to Antioch; 5 Sep 2003, p. LL2 Scrooge at PM&L Theatre's that begins on Nov. 21; 21 Nov 2003, p. A7 Scrooge; 21 Nov 2003, p. LL4 POLITICS AND POLITICIANS See also ELECTIONS Washington relishes new role : Assemblyman anxious to "right the ship" : (Eddie Washingon); 10 Jan 2003, p. B1 Voss seeks consistent vision (Terri Voss); 14 Feb 2003, p. A6 Meehan joins trustee race (Mary Pamela Meehan); 14 Feb 2003, p. A6 Semple seeks four more years (Ray Semple); 14 Feb 2003, p. A6 Geo-Karis supports giving governor authority to make spending cuts; 14 Feb 2003, p. B3 Sullivan sponsors ethics reform (Ed Sullivan, 51st Illinois District); 14 Mar 2003, p. A5 Proposal by Sullivan could ease seniors tax burden (Ed Sullivan, 51st Illinois District); 14 Mar 2003, p. A6 Republicans plan for gala April dinner; 14 Mar 2003, p. B7 Geo-Karis greets president on his visit to Chicago (State Senator Adeline Geo-Karis); 20 Jun 2003, p. B8 Geo-Karis' report rails against hospital closing (Provena St. Therese Hospital, Waukegan IL); 4 Jul 2003, p. B1 Maine appointed to state post (Ann Maine, Water Testing Review Panel); 4 Jul 2003, p. B3 Peterson, Geo-Karis set to serve on Veterans Task Force (Adeline Geo-Karis, R-Zion, Bill Peterson, R-Long Grove); 11 Jul 2003, p. B3 Milk man set for jump into senate fray (Jim Oberweis); 18 Jul 2003, p. B2 Senate candidate making rounds in area (James Oberweis); 1 Aug 2003, p. B2 Crane brings millions for local defense spending (Rep. Philip Crane); 1 Aug 2003, p. B2 GOP group names new director (Cheryl Johnson); 8 Aug 2003, p. B1 Geo-Karis named to commission, earns award (State Sen. Adeline Geo-Karis); 12 Sep 2003, p. B2 Bush opponent to contest Crane (Bill Scheurer, U.S. Congressman Phil Crane); 3 Oct 2003, p. B3 Township heads discuss importance of their roles; 17 Oct 2003, p. B1 Osmond pushing new tax amnesty program (JoAnn Osmond, R Antioch); 31 Oct 2003, p. B1 Geo-Karis lauded for efforts on behalf of "Save a Life"; 31 Oct 2003, p. B2 State newspaper group honors Madigan for open meeting efforts (Illinois Press Association, Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan); 31 Oct 2003, p. B27 GOP candidates get some advice from area analyst (Paul Green); 21 Nov 2003, p. B3 Democrats ready for upcoming election; 28 Nov 2003, p. B1 Grayslake resident running for US Senate (Norm Hill); 5 Dec 2003,p. A6 Bauer may defer to Depke : Incumbent might give ex-county supervisor a leg up in 4-way race (Don Bauer, Robert Depke); 12 Dec 2003, p. B1 Bean makes call for higher congressional accountability (Melissa Bean); 12 Dec 2003, p. B2 Sullivan and Shepherdson face-off for seat (Ed Sullivan, Nancy Shepherdson); 26 Dec 2003, p. A3 Pollution see ENVIRONMENT PRAIRIE CROSSING CHARTER SCHOOL Charter school defends itself against District 50 : Tensions arise as school officials wait for state decision; 19 Sep 2003, p. A1 Charter school gets 5-year renewal; 26 Sep 2003, p. A1 PRESCRIPTION DRUGS Solution to high prescription prices may lay over the border; 20 Jun 2003, p. B1 RACQUETBALL Southlake Club hosts junior racquetball clinic; 12 Dec 2003, p. A11 Southlake Club hosts junior racquetball clinic; 19 Dec 2003, p. B15 RADIO Communicate around the world; 3 Jan 2003, p. LL8 "Stories on Stage" announces 2003 season (Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago Public Radio WBEZ 91.5 FM); 17 Jan 2003, p. LL8 Big band music hits the air ways (WDCB 90.9 FM); 17 Jan 2003, p. LL9 Radio club hamfest; 14 Mar 2003, p. LL9 RAILROADS see also METRA Task force toots its own horn on train noise; 24 Jan 2003, p. B1 Train noise : silence is golden; 31 Jan 2003, p. A3 Double-tracking makes town desirable; 29 Aug 2003, p. A1 Canadian National Railway Co. sounds an ultimatum; 24 Oct 2003, p. A3 Horns will not sound for another year; 31 Oct 2003, p. A1 RECIPES (as an aid to people using this index, the recipes will have both the name of the dish and up to three ingedients) BAKED GOODS see also BREADS AND ROLLS see also COOKIES, CAKES AND PIES Spinach and cheddar souffle, milk, cheddar cheese, eggs; 21 Feb 2003, p. LL10 Homemade protein bars, soy protein powder, rolled oats, brown sugar; 28 Feb 2003, p. LL9 Banana Brownies, flour, unsweetend chocolate, sugar; 12 Sept 2003, p. LL10 Baked apple tart; butter, apple brandy, ground almonds; 7 Nov 2003, p. LL10 BEEF Rich Man's Hamburger with Mustard Horseradish Butter, lean sirloin, shallots, egg yolks; 15 Aug 2003,p. LL3 Plum Juicy Burgers, ground beef, plum puree, pepper; 19 Dec 2003, p. LL7 BEVERAGES Wassail (From Holiday Cocktails), cinnamon stick, cranberry juice, brandy; 19 Dec 2003, p.LL6 Bloody Mary (From Drinkology), tomato juice vodka, lemon juice; 19 Dec 2003, p. LL6 Cafe mocha; instant coffee, baking cocao, sugar; 19 Dec 2003, Last Minute p. 3 BREAKFAST ITEMS See Also BAKED GOODS See Also BREADS AND ROLLS See Also PANCAKES Hawaiian Waffles, flour, coconut, macadamia nuts; 30 May 2003, p. LL5 CASSEROLES Crusted chicken and black beans, corn oil, chicken broth, onion; 4 Apr 2003, p. LL6 Oven-Baked Rice, with Tomatoes, Peppers and Pork, onions, chorizo sausage, tomatoes; 1 Aug 2003, p. LL9 CHICKEN AND OTHER POULTRY Chicken a la King, boneless chicken breast, flour, mushrooms; 28 Nov 2003, p. C6 Lime sauce chicken, fresh lime juice, apple juice, cornstarch; 19 Dec 2003, Last Minute p. 13 COOKIES,CAKES AND PIES Orange poppy seed cake, sour cream, orange juice, butter; 21 Feb 2003, p. LL10 Sweet potato praline pie, butter, sugar, ginger; 21 Mar 2003, p. LL3 Maple date bars, dried dates, maple syrup, butter; 18 Apr 2003, p. LL9 Summer kitchen pound cake, butter, eggs, plain yogurt; 20 June 2003, p LL2 Squash pie, sugar, lemon extract, flour; 26 Sep 2003, p. LL9 FISH AND SHELLFISH Grilled scallops with thyme, pumpkin cream and bacon "Frivolity" (white beans, onion, chicken stock); 14 Feb 2003, p. LL7 Seafood gumbo, shrimp, bacon, crabmeat; 16 May 2003, p. LL9 Golden Saffron-Flavored Paella, shrimp, mussels, rice; 6 June 2003, p. LL9 Scottsdale spicy smoked Tuna steaks, chipotle peppers, garlic, tequila; 4 Jul 2003, p. LL6 Salmon Burgers with Tartar Sauce (salmon fillet, onion, lemon juice); 12 Sept 2003,p. LL11 HORS D'OEUVRES AND APPETIZERS Portobello piccata, portobello mushrooms, rosemary, lemon juice; 2 May 2003, p. LL2 Tropical Fruit Salsa, mango, pineapple, lime juice; 30 May 2003, p. LL5 Crab puff ranggon, crab meat, cream cheese, steak sauce; 26 Dec 2003, p. C2 Sun dreid tomato and herb cheese strudels, goat cheese, cream cheese, parsley; 26 Dec 2003, p. C2 Tortilla roll-ups, tortillas, ranch dressing mix, olives; 26 Dec 2003, p. C2 Stuffed jalapeno peppers, cheddar cheese, cream cheese, eggs; 26 Dec 2003, p. C15 PASTA Angel Hair pasta with Shrimp and Shallots, dark sesame oil, garlic, bok choy; 10 Oct 2003, p. LL10 PORK Ham loaf, ground pork and ham, crackers, tomatoes; 28 Nov 2003, p. C3 SALADS Ranch Rice Salad, sour cream dill weed, long grain rice; 14 Nov 2003, p. LL9 Christmas cranberry salad, ground cranberries, sugar, pineapple; 28 Nov 2003, p. C11 SAUCES Classic lemon-Balsamic Vinaigrette, lemon juice, mustard, garlic; 18 Jul 2003, p.LL3 Warm Lemon-maple vinaigrette, shallot, maple syrup, lemon juice; 18 Jul 2003, p. LL3 Lemon-Soy Vinaigrette, garlic, red wine vinegar, lemon juice; 25 Jul 2003, p. LL9 Spinach artichoke dip, parmesan cheese, mayonnaise, garlic; 26 Dec 2003, p. C7 Smokeybrie spread, bacon, cream cheese, milk; 26 Dec 2003, p. C7 Six layer dip, black beans, salsa, guacamole; 26 Dec 2003, p. C15 SOUPS AND STEWS Dutch brown bean stew, kidney beans, ham fat, apples; 3 Jan 2003, p. LL7 Polish-style creamed mushroom soup, butter, garlic, Maggi seasoning; 17 Jan 2003, p. LL11 Zesty Lemon Cucumber Soup, yogurt, fennel, dill; 29 Aug 2003,p. LL3 Pumpkin soup, chopped pumpkin, onion, cumin; 28 Nov 2003, p. C11 Kick-Butt Gumbo, pork butt, hot pepper sauce, dark beer; 5 Dec 2003, p. LL11 Beef, Barley and Tomato Soup, beef shank, fennel, kidney beans; 12 Dec 2003, p. LL11 VEGETABLES Carmelized Carrots with Cumin and River Ranch Honey, carrots, olive oil, garlic; 21 Nov 2003, p. LL9 Vegetable wreath, crescent rolls, cream cheese, fresh chopped vegetables; 26 Dec 2003, p. C15 Red Cross see AMERICAN RED CROSS (organization) Recycling see ENVIRONMENT RELIGION Telling truth about abuse helps church cope : bishop (Bishop Jerome Listecki); 31 Jan 2003, p. B6 Lady of Millennium visits area church (Santa Maria del Popolo); 6 Jun 2003, p. A5 Roman Catholics on notice : Vatican decrees silence, bowing during Mass; 8 Aug 2003, p. A1 Eucharist; 8 Aug 2003, p. A1 RESTAURANTS Lakeland Newspapers Menu pages; 31 Jan 2003, special supplement Good eatin' at Richard's Chicken (Round Lake Heights IL); 18 Apr 2003, p. LL9 Good eatin' at Richard's Chicken (Round Lake Heights IL); 25 Apr 2003, p. LL2 New restaurant brings good Karma to town (Mundelein IL); 10 Oct 2003, p. A3 Today's menu features...; 31 Oct 2003, Menu Pages p. 1 REYES-PROSEN, ROSA Making the change : Reyes-Prosen comes from humble roots to make a difference in the lives of Lake County residents; 28 Feb 2003, Forefronts p. 25 Roads see AUTOMOBILES - SAFETY see ILLINOIS - STREETS AND TRANSPORTATION see LAKE COUNTY - STREETS AND TRANSPORTATION see MUNDELEIN - STREETS AND TRANSPORTATION ROLLER COASTERS Taken for a ride (Great America's "Superman - Ultimate Flight" roller coaster); 2 May 2003, p. LL10 Superman no longer only in Metropolis "Superman - Ultimate Flight"; 27 Jun 2003, July Rec Guide p. 5 ROTHACKER, ALEX Top Dog : Whether it's training trick dogs or police dogs, Alex Rothacker is "TOPS" when it comes to canine creatures; 28 Feb 2003, Forefronts p. 5 ROUND -N- ABOUT (regular column) Airlines setting new rules; 3 Jan 2003, p. A7 Why is teen alcohol abuse on the rise?; 10 Jan 2003, p. A8 Those who braved the elements were not left out in the cold; 17 Jan 2003, p. A4 Do seatbelts save lives? O'Kelly's answer is a resounding "yes" (Diana O'Kelly); 24 Jan 2003, p. A5 Sub-zero temps fail to stop this birthday celebration; 31 Jan 2003; p. A5 ROUND LAKE AREA PUBLIC LIBRARY Immigration center open for business; 14 Mar 2003, p. B20 ROUND LAKE AREA PARK DISTRICT Round Lake Area park district; 14 Mar 2003, p. B31 Canoe races and band concerts highlight summer fun in Round Lake; 27 Jun 2003, July Rec Guide p. 26 ROUND LAKE COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 116 Board has first-ever bilingual meeting; 14 Mar 2003, p. B1 Pride of the panthers (Jimbo Nicoline, Janet Marrufo); 30 May 2003, Student p. 19 Tension between teachers, school, grows in Dist. 116; 10 Oct 2003, p. B1 ROUND LAKE (IL) VILLAGE OF Village of Round Lake, 7 Mar 2003, Round Lake Area Chamber p. 3 ROUND LAKE BEACH (IL) VILLAGE OF Village of Round Lake Beach; 7 Mar 2003, Round Lake Area Chamber p. 3 ROUND LAKE BEACH (IL) POLICE DEPARTMENT Men arrested in shootings; 10 Oct 2003, p. A5 ROUND LAKE HEIGHTS (IL) VILLAGE OF Village of Round Lake Heights; 7 Mar 2003, Round Lake Area Chmber p. 4 ROUND LAKE PARK (IL) VILLAGE OF Village of Round Lake Park; 7 Mar 2003, Round Lake Area Chamber p. 4 Students shadow officials in Round Lake Park; 7 Mar 2003, Round Lake Area Chamber p. 18 Running see TRACK AND FIELD / CROSS COUNTRY SAFE PLACE / LAKE COUNTY CRISIS CENTER (agency) Barat to stage The Vagina Monologues as a benefit for A Safe Place; 21 Feb 2003, p. LL11 Tee off for a good cause; 6 Jun 2003, p. LL4 In remembrance : Candle ceremony remembers domestic abuse victims; 10 Oct 2003, p. B3 Bikers ride for One Safe Place : Efforts help out new family center; 24 Oct 2003, p. B2 Abuse : Lake County Agencies work together to end domestic violence; 7 Nov 2003, p. LL1 A Safe Place gives annual awards; 14 Nov 2003, p. B8 SAFETY Carbon monoxide : An invisible killer; 17 Jan 2003, p. B8 Area telecommunicators are appreciated (911 operators); 18 Apr 2003, p. A2 Aqua Pool & Spa celebrates 5 years (Lindenhurst IL); 25 Apr 2003, Spring Home p. 5 Three to co-sponsor Kids Safety Day (Kiwanis Club, Advocate Good Shepherd Hospital, Barrington Park District); 16 May 2003, p. B10 Stay safe while having fun in the sun : Folow American Red Cross emergency guidelines; 27 Jun 2003, July Rec Guide p. 15 Olympian touts swimmming safety (Adolph Kiefer); 1 Aug 2003, p. LL1 Beware - Holiday foods that kill; 28 Nov 2003, p. B6 SANTA MARIA DEL POPOLO ROMAN CATHOLIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (school, Mundelein IL) Community members contribute to school expansion; 8 Aug 2003, p. A1 SANTA MARIA DEL POPOLO ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH (Mundelein IL) Lady of Millennium visits area church (Santa Maria del Popolo); 6 Jun 2003, p. A5 SAVE-A-PET (organization) Homeless pets finding help from area businesses; 24 Jan 2003, p. A2 Save-a-Pet seeks donations for rummage sale; 6 Jun 2003, p. LL6 Save-a-Pet to host celebration; 25 Jul 2003, p. LL4 Save-a-Pet adoption centers 17th annual Pet-Athon; 12 Sep 2003, p. LL3 Save-a-Pet benefit held at Jesse Oaks; 19 Sep 2003, p. LL2 Schneider, Sonja See OUR TOWN (regular column)(start 11 Apr 2003) SCHOOLS AND EDUCATION Group effort : Hispanic girls help each other reach new heights; 31 Jan 2003, p. A1 Lake County scholarships; 31 Jan 2003, p. LL3 "School Finance 101" means belt-tightening times ahead; 14 Feb 2003, p. B2 Millburn District PTO offers alumni $4K in scholarships; 7 Mar 2003, p. A5 Mechanics Grove Spelling Bee; 7 Mar 2003, Round Lake Area Chamber p. 7 Grade school students excel at statewide music contest; 4 Apr 2003, p. A8 Economy takes toll on state's education; 2 May 2003, p. B1 For Evan's sake : Evans Scholarship Fund shows there's more in it for caddies than just lugging bags; 9 May 2003, p. LL1 Powder puffs continue, uphold no-tolerance rules; 23 May 2003, p. A2 Governor ups school funding at visit here (IL Governor Rod Blagojevich); 11 Jul 2003, p. B1 3 tech students go downstate (Sara Bott, Amber Campbell, Nicole White); 8 Aug 2003, p. B2 20 win school scholarships; 8 Aug 2003, p. B6 District 95 accepts invite to join North Suburban loop (Lake Zurich District 75); 22 Aug 2003, p. A11 Helping your child with homework; 22 Aug 2003, p. B8 Kick off a stress-free school year; 22 Aug 2003, p. B10 Learn bus safety for back to school; 22 Aug 2003, p. B10 Mixed six-day enrollment figures throughout districts; 19 Sep 2003, p. A1 Silver anniversary for education meeting has tarnished ending (Staff Development Conference for Lake County teachers); 19 Sep 2003, p. B1 Robert Morris College opens new Waukegan site; 19 Sep 2003, p. B6 National Merit semi-finalists named; 3 Oct 2003, p. A3 New legislation benefits area schools; 24 Oct 2003, p. B1 Panel : More tax money has good effect on schools; 31 Oct 2003, p. B1 New Catholic school names principal (St. Martin de Porres High School, Fr. Paul Sims); 12 Dec 2003, p. B3 How does your child's school rate?; 26 Dec 2003, p. B3 School Districts see DIAMOND LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT 76 see FREMONT SCHOOL DISTRICT 79 see MUNDELEIN HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 120 see MUNDELEIN SCHOOL DISTRICT 75 SCIRE, LARRY You're in good hands : Condell's Scire has vision of providing training and sports medicine programs throughout the county; 28 Feb 2003, Forefronts p. 27 Sedol see SPECIAL EDUCATION DISTRICT OF LAKE COUNTY - SEDOL (agency) SEEING IT THROUGH (regular column) It was time - to honor whistle-blowers; 10 Jan 2003, p. B4 On-line shopping must get in line on taxes; 24 Jan 2003, p. B4 Gov. Blagojevich campaigned - against government as usual; 7 Feb 2003, p. B4 Smoking addiction-A continuing threat to life; 21 Feb 2003, p. B4 Local media - have become less local; 7 Mar 2003, p. B4 Open meeting doors must be open wide; 21 Mar 2003, p. B4 Police cars - not to be used as billboards; 4 Apr 2003, p. B4 Tax increase referendums - When does no mean no?; 18 Apr 2003, p. B4 Fort Sheridan Golf Course - Putting on the ritz; 2 May 2003, p. B4 Over-the-counter drugs-can be deadly too; 16 May 2003, p.B4 Readers react to golf course column; 30 May 2003, p. B4 Making of laws can be like making sausage; 13 Jun 2003, p. B4 Telemarketing for charities - Who gets how much; 27 Jun 2003, B 4 Preserve meeting - setting a bad precedent; 11 Jul 2003, p. B4 State Highway workers should be appreciated; 25 Jul 2003, p. B4 Inflation or deflation-Must we swallow the poison?; 8 Aug 2003, p. B4 Voters can be conned by slick sound-bites; 22 aug 2003, p. B4 Study impact of TIF laws on education; 5 Sept 2003, p. B4 State Rep. Kathy Ryg - an impressive first term; 19 Sept 2003, p. B4 Library community standards must be followed; 3 Oct 2003,p. B4 Education no better off for promises; 17 Oct 2003, p. B4 State Rep. Osmond-dedicated public servant (JoAnn Osmond); 31 Oct 2003, p. B4 Illinois for sale-to corporate sponsors; 14 Nov 2003, p. B4 Pat Quinn's soak the rich scheme; 28 Nov 2003, p. B4 Truth in packaging-for bottled water; 12 Dec 2003. p. B4 The corporate world - can be cruel; 26 Dec 2003, p. B4 SENIOR CITIZENS Annual Seniors Day event set; 30 May 2003, p. B3 Excitement surrounds upcoming Seniors Day; 13 Jun 2003, p. B1 Seniors enjoy special day; 20 Jun 2003, p. B1 "Senior Salute"; 27 Jun 2003, p. B11 Biographies of the Outstanding Seniors for 2003 (Maria Axotis, Leonard Barringhaus, Clayton Buck, C. Rus Campbell, O. Wayne Childers, John Dehmlow, Irving Hertel, Stanley Kroll, Margaret Mitchell, Charlie McGarrahan, Ruth Morgenthaler, Dorothy Rosene, Robert Sandahl, Gloria Vorhies, Lillian Whitney); 27 Jun 2003, p. B13 Biographies of the Honorable Mention Seniors (Alma Ferguson, Jeanette Hautop, Robert McCall, Lois McDonna, Arb Swanson, Lorrean Swier); 27 Jun 2003, p. B14 Expo sheds light on senior's issues; 8 Aug 2003, p. B1 Seniors come back to school; 31 Oct 2003, p. 8 'Super Seniors' respond to area senior needs; 7 Nov 2003, p. A3 SHIMER COLLEGE (school, Waukegan IL) Shimer College holds open house Feb. 17; 14 Feb 2003, p. LL11 Nicholas Maistrellis to speak on evolutionary biology at Shimer College; 7 Mar 2003, p. LL2 School ties : Tiny Shimer College celebrates 150 years; 6 Jun 2003, p. B1 Shimer College wins grant; 31 Oct 2003, p. B27 Simon, Day see ON CALL (regular column) SLEEP Vista Health's Sleep Disorder Center offers support; 17 Jan 2003, p. B7 SOCCER Hall doors open for Beck (Dave Beck, Region IV Hall of Fame); 21 Mar 2003, p. B16 Kicker soccer tryouts set for May; 2 May 2003, p. B13 Kickers' tryouts in May; 9 May 2003, p. A10 Illinois Youth Cup to feature several area teams; 16 May 2003, p. A10 Soccer tryouts July 19-20; 18 Jul 2003, p. B11 Youth soccer teams get their kicks in national events; 1 Aug 2003, p. A11 CLC soccer hopes to take care of unfinished business; 22 Aug 2003, p. A9 Lady Lancers returning to form; 3 Oct 2003, p. B10 Soccer goal death a freak accident (Zachary Tran); 10 Oct 2003, p. A1 SOFTBALL 2003 Lakeland Media Softball preview : Play ball!; 18 Apr 2003, p. C5 2003 Lakeland Media area girls softball preview; 18 Apr 2003, p. C7 Mundelein girls provide a little Thunder (Mundelein Thunder team); 27 Jun 2003, p. A10 2003 Lakeland Girls all-star softball team; 4 Jul 2003, p. A6 Co-players of the year - Rachel Cleaveland, Mundelein, Kim Rymer, Vernon Hills; 4 Jul 2003, p. A6 Co-rookies of the year - Lauren Liles, Grant, Emily Perrenot, Carmel; 4 Jul 2003, p. A6 Coach of the year - Jason Raymond, Carmel; 4 Jul 2003, p. A6 SPACE Finding answers to tragedy in a puzzle (space shuttle Columbia); 11 Jul 2003, p. A12 Mars brings a sky-viewing event; 8 Aug 2003, p. LL10 SPECIAL EDUCATION DISTRIC OF LAKE COUNTY - SEDOL (agency) A perfect "Strike" (bowling silver medal, Illinois Special Olympics); 24 Jan 2003, p. A1 Delp named as SEDOL's new leader (William Delp); 21 Mar 2003, p. B1 All true : Roger Manderscheid is a champion of community support; 12 Sep 2003, Everyday Heroes p. 11 SPECIAL OLYMPICS Good turnout set for Special Olympics basketball tourney; 17 Jan 2003, p. A3 A perfect "Strike" (bowling silver medal); 24 Jan 2003, p. A1 Special Olympics hoops tourney comes to area : 16 teams to descend upon VHHS; 24 Jan 2003, p. A7 Dist. 128 athletes advance in Special Olympics basketball; 7 Feb 2003, p. A4 Officers support Special Olympics (Mundelein Police Department); 2 May 2003, p. A6 Running for a cause : Officers carry torch for Special Olympics; 6 Jun 2003, p. B6 SPECIAL RECREATION ASSOCIATION OF CENTRAL LAKE COUNTY - SRACLC (agency) SRACLC invites you to annual Fall Fantasy Dance; 31 Oct 2003, p. LL10 SPORTS see also specific teams (CARMEL CORSAIRS, MUNDELEIN MUSTANGS, etc.) see also SPECIAL OLYMPICS College sports report : Area athletes making the grade; 10 Jan 2003, p. B14 College sports report : Lancer hoops clicking; 17 Jan 2003, p. B10 Collegte sports report: Area athletes making the grade; 7 Feb 2003, p. B10 Local youth sports scene : Lake County Baseball offering baseball, softball clinic; 14 Feb 2003, p. A11 Teacher finally receives varsity letter (Diane Broege, Illinois State University); 28 Feb 2003, p. A4 Make no bones about it : Condell-licensed athletic trainers provide care area athletes deserve; 7 Mar 2003, p. LL1 College sports report : Honors rolling in for Truman State's Redding (Mike Redding); 7 Mar 2003, p. B8 Area coaches are regular people too; 7 Mar 2003, p. B15 College sports report : Area athletes making the grade; 14 Mar 2003, p. B18 All-Academic nominations announced; 21 Mar 2003, p. A5 College sports report : Former Bulldog Bosworth stands out for Elmhurst (Wayne Bosworth); 28 Mar 2003, p. B11 College sports report : Heart, Coleman belong in same sentence (Aaron Coleman); 4 Apr 2003, p. B9 College sports report : Area athletes making the grade; 11 Apr 2003, p. B18 College sports report : Seven area hoops standouts to make CLC next home; 25 Apr 2003, p. B25 College sports report : Trio of lady Lancers to invade Iowa Wesleyan; 9 May 2003, p. B19 Judson happy staying at NIU (Rob Judson); 9 May 2003, p. B20 College sports report : Former Cat Lopez named Most Valuable Freshman (Mike Lopez, Luther College); 16 May 2003, p. B15 College sports report : Mustangs' Hawkins heading to Augustana (Jamie Hawkins); 6 Jun 2003, p. B15 Pieces falling into place for Ryan Sports Banquet; 20 Jun 2003, p. A9 SportsFest returns to Chicago; 20 Jun 2003, p. B16 NSC hands out all-conference awards; 27 Jun 2003, p. A10 SportsFest is June 27-29; 27 Jun 2003, p. B17 Youth sports digest : Lakeland girls second at Woodstock; 18 Jul 2003, p. A10 Condell to host student-trainer workshop; 25 Jul 2003, p. A9 Student trainers put a wrap on sports injuries; 8 Aug 2003, p. A9 District 95 accepts invite to join North Suburban loop (Lake Zurich District 75); 22 Aug 2003, p. A11 Conference kicks off fall sports seasons in NSC; 29 Aug 2003, p. A10 Fifteenth Keith Ryan scholarship fund and sports banquet featuring Connie Payton; 17 Oct 2003, p. C1 The Keith Ryan scholarship fund; 17 Oct 2003, p. C1 Connie Payton, president Walter and Connie Payton Foundation; 17 Oct 2003, p. C2 Waukegan Lions Club sports hall of fame, 2003 : Steve Bonnes, Jack Lfferty, William Mellen, Don Vanderventer Jr.; 17 Oct 2003, p. C2 Lake County high school sports hall of fame : Dennis Freund, Bob Mackey, Lee Mieure, Stephaine Romic, Derek Shelton, Larry TenPas, Jeff Zgonina; 17 Oct 2003, p. C4 Area athletes honored at Ryan banquet; 24 Oct 2003, p. A11 Giving athletes, fans a boost!; 24 Oct 2003, p. LL1 GLASA offers wheelchair road racing and track clinics (Great Lakes Adaptive Sports Association); 14 Nov 2003, p. A11 GLASA offers wheelchair road racing and track clinics (Great Lakes Adaptive Sports Association); 21 Nov 2003, p. A10 Elmhurst College features a trio of local hoops players (Ashley Stein, Brian Walsh, Wayne Bosworth); 5 Dec 2003, p. A10 NSC All-academic fall sports; 12 Dec 2003, p. B11 ST. ANDREW'S LUTHERAN CHURCH (Mundelein IL) Mundelein's Quilters ties to the Middle East (St. Andrews Quilters' Group); 16 May 2003, p. A6 ST. MARY OF THE ANNUCIATION ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH (Fremont Township, Lake County IL) St. Mary of the Annunciation welcomes newly ordained priest (Fr. Salvador Den Hallegado); 20 Jun 2003, p. A5 ST. MARY'S OF THE LAKE ROMAN CATHOLIC SEMINARY (Mundelein IL) Seminary expands for modernization : Collectibles stored away will finally be on display; 16 May 2003, p. A1 Seminary addition to house treasure trove; 16 May 2003, p. B9 Walk to benefit seminarians; 26 Sep 2003, p. A5 Stanley, Doug see PLUGGED IN (regular column) SOLID WASTE AGENCY OF LAKE COUNTY - SWALCO (agency) Carefree decking with rebate (Carefree Xteriors products); 18 Apr 2003, p. A5 SWALCO holds chemical waste collection; 2 May 2003, p. A6 SWALCO to host household chemical waste, electronics collections; 6 Jun 2003, p. LL11 SWALCO offers free programs to Lake County schools, agency teaches the "4Rs" of solid waste; 31 Oct 2003, p. LL10 SUMMER (season) Stay safe while having fun in the sun : Folow American Red Cross emergency guidelines; 27 Jun 2003, July Rec Guide p. 15 SWIMMING / DIVING Taking the plunge : Hundreds brave icy Lake Michigan waters for charity (4th Annual Polar Bear Plunge, Special Recreation Services of Northern Lake County); 10 Jan 2003, p. B2 Welcome to summer public pool schedules; 23 May 2003, Rec Guide p. 4 C'mon in, the water's fine - backyard pools booming; 1 Aug 2003, p. LL1 Olympian touts swimmming safety (Adolph Kiefer); 1 Aug 2003, p. LL1 Burke, Lake Forest win another title (Katie Burke, Lake Forest Swim Club); 15 Aug 2003, p. B11 Brothers first to swim English Channel : Challenge tackles ignorance about Prader-Willi Syndrome (Andy, Matt, Courtney, Mike and Jim Roberts); 29 Aug 2003, p. LL1 Hallyburtonleads area contingent at state meet (Lauren Hallyburton); 28 Nov 2003, p. B9 TAXES Tax tips for your 2002 tax return; 24 Jan 2003, p. C4 Can my W-2 be wrong? Yes! Here's what you should do; 24 Jan 2003, p. C8 Ex-county board member to lead tax protext at CLC (Larry Leafblad); 16 May 2003, p. B2 Huge auction set to benefit tax advocacy group (Proper Tax); 20 Jun 2003, p. B3 Tax payment due date looms; 20 Jun 2003, p. B3 Property tax seminars to be held; 10 Oct 2003, p. B3 Delinquent tax notices; 24 Oct 2003, p. B10 Osmond pushing new tax amnesty program (JoAnn Osmond, R Antioch); 31 Oct 2003, p. B1 Late tax payments swell to record high; 14 Nov 2003, p. B1 Township leaders resist tax surcharge; 26 Dec 2003, p. B1 TELEPHONES AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES Deadline is approaching for free "do not call" list; 29 Aug 2003, p. B8 TELEVISION AND TELEVISION SHOWS American Experience focuses the nation's attention on Chicago (Chicago, City of the Century); 10 Jan 2003, p. LL5 The Bachelor to make stop in Vernon Hills; 25 Apr 2003, p. LL9 The Bachelor courts Lake County; 2 May 2003, p. B8 Mundelein woman receives royal treatment (Stacey Hatchett, NBC 5); 13 Jun 2003, p. A3 TV's Regis and Kelly set to go live from Ravinia; 10 Oct 2003, p. B1 "Live" from Lake County : Regis and Kelly tape their national show in our backyard; 17 Oct 2003, p. LL1 TENNIS Great opportunity for Lake County tennis players; 29 Aug 2003, Fun-in-the-sun p. 16 TERRORIST ATTACKS (September 11, 2001, Nine-Eleven) Message of hope : Pilot's widow of 9/11 to tell how she copes (Cheryl McGuinness); 17 Jan 2003, p. A1 Are we ready? Mock drill is just one in a long line of preparatons for disaster; 23 May 2003, p. B1 Still strong feelings on anniversary of Sept. 11, but few remembrance ceremonies this year; 12 Sep 2003, p. B1 THEATER Village Theater goes into rehearsals : Name cast for Gillian on Her 37th starting March 14 (Libertyville IL); 17 Jan 2003, p. A3 The Attic Playhouse presents Run for Your Wife (Highwood IL); 17 Jan 2003, p. LL12 Marriott Theatre proudly presents CATS (Lincolnshire IL); 17 Jan 2003, p. LL12 The Children's Hour (Stage Two Theatre Company, Lincolnshire IL); 17 Jan 2003, p. LL12 No "monkey business" for Adler play : Cast of 38 named for comedy adventure (Hurricane Smith and the Garden of the Golden Monkey, David Adler Cultural Center, Libertyville IL); 24 Jan 2003, p. A3 A night at the Improv; 24 Jan 2003, p. LL5 Letters from Tennessee : A Distant Country called Youth and The Rose Tattoo : Goodman Theatre stage door series continues; 24 Jan 2003, p. LL9 The Little Mermaid the musical (Christian Youth Theater of Lake County); 7 Feb 2003, p. LL6 Barat Campus hosts Pulitzer Prize winning drama (Angels in America - Part I); 7 Feb 2003, p. LL11 GCHS to host national tour of Unsinkable Women (Grayslake Community High School, Unsinkable Women : Stories and Songs from the Titanic); 14 Feb 2003, p. LL3 The Real Story of Little Red Riding Hood (Northbrook Musical Theatre); 14 Feb 2003, p. LL9 Waukegan Community Players present Parity; 21 Feb 2003, p. LL12 Shakespeare on the Green to hold auditions; 21 Feb 2003, p. LL12 Trip to Apple Hollar theatre planned (Some Enchanted Evening); 7 Mar 2003, p. A6 A Piece of My Heart (Attic Playhouse, Highwood IL); 7 Mar 2003, p. LL5 Trip to Apple Hollar theatre planned (Some Enchanted Evening); 14 Mar 2003, p. A7 You Can't Take it With You (North Lakeside Players, Chicago IL); 4 Apr 2003, p. LL12 Marriott Theatre in Lincolnshire breaks its own record; 11 Apr 2003, p. LL3 Hot Mikado a feel good musical; 11 Apr 2003, p. LL3 Dinner with Friends (Gurnee Theatre Company); 18 Apr 2003, p. LL5 Bowen Park Theatre's Duet for One (Waukegan); 25 Apr 2003, p. LL11 Raggedy Ann and Andy (Barat College Theater, Lake Forest IL); 2 May 2003, p. LL2 Centerlight Theatre presents Pinocchio (International Center on Deafness in the Arts, Northbrook IL); 2 May 2003, p. LL3 Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (Christian Youth Theater of Lake County, Zion IL); 2 May 2003, p. LL9 The Attic Playhouse presents Our Lady of the Tortilla (Highwood IL); 9 May 2003, p. LL2 Murder, She Hollered held over at Apple Holler (Kenosha WI); 9 May 2003, p. LL10 Learn what it takes to get started in Chicago's film and theatre industry; 9 May 2003, p. LL11 Local area theatres announce auditons; 16 May 2003, p. LL3 Blue's Clues comes alive (Blues Clues Live, Marcus Center for the Performing Arts, Milwaukee WI); 16 May 2003, p. LL6 Vernon Hills Players present Lost in Yonkers; 16 May 2003, p. LL7 Disney's new musical to premier in Milwaukee; 13 Jun 2003, p. LL9 Announcing auditions; 27 Jun 2003, p. LL5 Shakespeare on the Green opens with Two Gentlemen of Verona; 18 Jul 2003, p. LL5 Audition for the up and coming season; 29 Aug 2003, p. LL10 Showboat to dock at Marriott Theatre; 26 Sep 2003, p. LL5 The Drake Theatre presents The Wizard of Oz (Barat Campus, Lake Forest IL); 10 Oct 2003, p. LL4 The Elves and the Shoemaker (Northbrook Musical Theatre for Young Audiences); 17 Oct 2003, p. LL4 CYT Lake County presents Charlotte's Web (Christian Youth Theater of Lake County); 24 Oct 2003, p. LL4 Attic Playhouse Presents Tom Dudzicks Over the Tavern (Highwood IL); 7 Nov 2003, p. LL5 Vernon Hills Players presents Baby; 21 Nov 2003, p. LL12 Improv Playhouse produces Best Christmas Pageant Ever (Libertyville IL); 28 Nov 2003, p. LL4 The Snow King scheduled for five performances; 12 Dec 2003, p., LL10 A Yuletide courtly banquet, featuring The Ballad of King Windowgiass; 12 Dec 2003, p. LL11 Redmoon Theater's 12th annaul Winter Pageant; 19 Dec 2003, p. LL3 THEATER REVIEWS 2 Pianos, 4 Hands finds the right notes (Northlight Theater, Skokie IL); 3 Jan 2003, p. LL8 Enduring The Fantasticks still a crowd-pleaser (Mercury Theater, Chicago IL); 31 Jan 2003, p. LL7 Detours hurt Bourbon at the Border (Victory Gardens Theater, Chicago IL); 7 Feb 2003, p. LL3 Sky Girls captures spirit of aviation pioneers (Northlight Theatre, Skokie IL); 14 Feb 2003, p. LL6 Cats purr-tty purr-fect purr-duction (Lincolnshire Marriott Theatre); 14 Feb 2003, p. LL12 Madding captures basic Hardy but mostly skims the surface ("Far From the Madding Crowd, Lifeline Theater, Chicago IL); 7 Mar 2003, p. LL2 Campy humor marks Mystery of Irma Vep (Northlight Theater, Skokie IL); 4 Apr 2003, p. LL7 Unspoken Prayers tackles issue of capital punishment head-on (Victory Gardens Theater, Chicago IL); 11 Apr 2003, p. LL2 Court scores with Shakespeare double-header (Pericles, Cymbeline, Court Theatre, Hyde Park, IL); 25 Apr 2003, p. LL3 Dark humor packs punch in End of the Tour (Victory Gardens Theater, Chicago IL); 13 Jun 2003, p. LL3 Pants on Fire skirts the truth but keeps the laughts coming (Second City etc., Chicago IL); 27 Jun 2003, p. LL3 The game's affot in Sign of the Four but the play limps along (Apple Tree Theatre, Highland Park IL); 11 Jul 2003, p. LL3 Sondheim's new musical Bounce a buoyant affair (Goodman Theatre, Chicago IL); 25 Jul 2003, p. LL11 ABBA lovefest known as Mamma Mia! is back in town (Oriental Theatre, Ford Center); 15 Aug 2003,p. LL9 Overblown Menopause the Musical finds receptive audience (Apollo Theater, Chicago); 22 Aug 2003, p. LL9 Steve Martin finds wry humor in The Underpants adaptation (Noble Fool Theater, Chicago); 12 Sept 2003, p. LL9 Le Comedie du Bicyclette entertaining offbeat farce (Lakeshore Theater, Chicago); 19 Sept 2003, p. LL9 Anna in the Tropics tells a poetic penetrating story (Victory Gardens Theater, Chicago); 3 Oct 2003,p. LL3 Show Boat keeps a rollin' along pleasing crowds wherever it docks (Marriott Theatre, Lincolnshire); 10 Oct 2003, p.LL 11 The Producers plays out Brooks' madcap sense of humor (The Producers, Oriental Theatre, Chicago) 24 Oct 2003, p. LL9 Shakespeare's Twelfth Night shines in hands of Globe Theatre Troupe (Chicago Shakespeare Theater, Chicago); 5 Dec 2003 p. LL 9 Flawless Christmas Carol carries a timeless message (Goodman Theatre, Chicago); 12 Dec 2003, p. LL9 Jammin' With Pops (Apple Tree Theatre, Highland Park); 19 Dec 2003, p. LL9 Thompson, Eric see OUR TOWN (regular column) first column 17 January 2003 TIME / TIME MANAGEMENT How to get organized and stay organized in 2003, 10 Jan 2003, p. B11 TOMASSETTI, OLIVIA It's the fight of their lives : Boxing benefit for Green Oaks infant to fight cystic fibrosis (Olivia Tomassetti); 7 Mar 2003, p. A3 TOYS AND GAMES Yu-Gi-Oh! Chicago welcomes the trading card game national tour; 24 Jan 2003, p. LL2 New "Golden Tee" courses to reap $1.2 billion nationally (Golden Tee Golf video game); 7 Mar 2003, p. A8 Tee time (Golden Tee game); 28 Mar 2003, p. LL1 TRACK AND FIELD / CROSS COUNTRY CARA awards banquet Jan. 25 (Chicago Area Runners Association); 17 Jan 2003, p. B10 Area boy's track braces for race to the finish; 16 May 2003, p. B13 These girls leave it all on the track; 23 May 2003, p. B16 Carmel boys track leads way to State finals; 30 May 2003, p. B16 Area girls track raises the bar in Charleston; 30 May 2003, p. B17 Panthers' Edwards jumps into spotlight at state meet (Jeremiah Edwards); 6 Jun 2003, p. B20 Invaders burn up the track; 18 Jul 2003, p. B11 Condell Distance Classic coming; 25 Jul 2003, p. A4 Farrington makes run for CLC cross country (Rebecca Farrington); 8 Aug 2003, p. A9 Antioch takes top 3 at NCS meet; 24 Oct 2003, p. B8 Area runners fare well at Adler Park; 24 Oct 2003, p. B8 Grant's Staton leads area contingent to sectional finals (Pam Staton); 31 Oct 2003, p. B23 Antioch's Napier runs past competition at regional meet (Andy Napier); 31 Oct 2003, p. B23 Local runners take home all-state honors; 14 Nov 2003, p. B15 Trains see MODEL TRAINS see RAILROADS UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE (agency) Students apply for postal service jobs (Wee Deliver program); 14 Nov 2003, p. A6 UNITED WAY (organization) New United Way president comes a "Long" way here (Kristi Long); 17 Jan 2003, p. B2 United Way maps its future at annual meeting; 30 May 2003, p. B9 United Way, Bears get together for kids (Chicago Bears); 31 Oct 2003, p. B26 UNIVERSITY CENTER OF LAKE COUNTY (school, Grayslake IL) University Center secures expansion funds for facility : $24.7 million education center in Grayslake set to start; 18 Jul 2003, p. B3 UTILITIES Blackout 2003 : Could it happen here?; 29 Aug 2003, p. B1 VERNON AREA PUBLIC LIBRARY DISTRICT Library notes; 10 Jan 2003, p. A8 VERNON HILLS COUGARS (BASKETBALL, BOYS') Season concludes for Cougars; 7 Mar 2003, p. A9 New coach, same faces at Vernon Hills; 28 Nov 2003, Basketball p. 22 Cougars open NSC play with win; 12 Dec 2003, p. A10 Cougars off to slow start on season; 26 Dec 2003, p. A10 VERNON HILLS COUGARS (BASKETBALL, GIRLS') Cougars back on track; 17 Jan 2003, p. A10 Cougars win NSC Prairie opener; 12 Dec 2003, p. A10 VERNON HILLS COUGARS (FOOTBALL) Cougars' Heerdegen to spread his wings for Air Force (Keith Heerdegen); 14 Mar 2003, p. A11 Cougars run over Glenbrook North; 5 Sep 2003, p. A9 Vernon's defense comes up big against Highland Park; 12 Sep 2003, p. A9 Cougars and Mustangs look to regroup; 19 Sep 2003, p. A7 Cougars top Mundelein in Route 60 showdown; 26 Sep 2003, p. A9 "Cardiac Cougars" come through in clutch; 3 Oct 2003, p. A9 Cougars remain atop Prairie standings; 10 Oct 2003, p. A9 Cougars look to regain edge, not fall off it; 17 Oct 2003, p. A9 Cougars crush Bulldogs in homecoming game, 49-0; 24 Oct 2003, p. A9 Cardiac Cougars come up short against CL South; 7 Nov 2003, p. A10 VERNON HILLS COUGARS (SOFTBALL) Rymer, Cougar softball only getting better and better (Kim Rymer); 9 May 2003, p. A9 Rematch in the works?; 6 Jun 2003, p. A9 Cougars shock Mustangs for first sectional title; 13 Jun 2003, p. A9 Vernon Hills softball sets lofty precedent for years to come; 13 Jun 2003, p. A9 VERNON HILLS COUGARS (SWIMMING/DIVING, GIRLS') Hallyburton leads area contingent at state meet (Lauren Hallyburton); 28 Nov 2003, p. B9 VERNON HILLS COUGARS (TRACK AND FIELD/CROSS COUNTRY, GIRLS') Kim leads Cougars over Round Lake (Allison Kim); 10 Oct 2003, p. A9 VERNON HILLS COUGARS (VOLLEYBALL, BOYS') Peckler, Cougar volleyball showing they belong (Ian Peckler); 2 May 2003, p. A9 Too bad someone had to lose; 16 May 2003, p. A9 VERNON HILLS HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 128 see also VERNON HILLS COUGARS (various sports) Dist. 128 athletes advance in Special Olympics basketball; 7 Feb 2003, p. A4 Heads of the class (Kevin Timony, Kristen Sweeney); 30 May 2003, Student p. 13 Principal honored with street name (Jim Whittington); 6 Jun 2003, p. A3 VERNON HILLS (IL) - PARK DISTRICT Park happenings; 24 Jul 2003, p. A6 Hebda leads Vernon Hills vote getters (Cynthia Hebda); 4 Apr 2003, p. A6 Loop the Lakes, celebrate Earth Day; 11 Apr 2003, p. A4 Vernon Park District wants to "know"; 9 May 2003, p. A8 More than fireworks offered at Vernon Hills 4th of July Celebration; 27 Jun 2003, July Rec Guide p. 21 Soccer goal death a freak accident (Zachary Tran); 10 Oct 2003, p. A1 Vernon Hills Park District plans focus group 17 Oct 2003, p. A8 Vernon Hills Players presents "Baby"; 21 Nov 2003, p. LL12 Family of boy crushed by soccer goal files suit (Zachary Tran); 19 Dec 2003,p. A1 VERNON HILLS (IL) - POLICE DEPARTMENT Tobacco stings net four arrests; 21 Feb 2003, p. A8 Cop CD "tunes" kids into safety issues : Vernon Hills' "Dressed in Blues" album includes seat belts, guns and bicycle safety; 28 Mar 2003, p. A3 Police warn of latest online check scam : Vernon Hills Department details "Nigerian" e-mail fraud; 11 Apr 2003, p. A5 "Hammered, nailed" DUI effort for 4th; 4 Jul 2003, p. A5 Vernon Hills doctor defrauded state of $2.1 million: Madigan (Dr. Soo Tong Park, Attorney General Lisa Madigan); 22 Aug 2003,p. A4 School safety awareness campaign in Vernon Hills; 22 Aug 2003, p. A5 Vernon Hills man pleads not guilty to rape; 7 Nov 2003, p. A5 Police announce results of tobacco checks; 28 Nov 2003, p. A6 Kay Jewelers in Vernon Hills robbed; 5 Dec 2003, p. A3 Crime Stoppers offers reward for jewelry heist info; 26 Dec 2003, p. A6 VERNON HILLS (IL), VILLAGE OF Vernon Hills is considering its own health department; 12 Sep 2003, p. A4 Barney Loeb built communities : Vernon Hills founder dead at age 84; 12 Sep 2003, p. A4 Vernon Hills to court upscale shops; 12 Sep 2003, p. A5 Eatery is allowed a second chance (Peacock Indian Cuisine); 28 Nov 2003, p. A2 Vernon Hills has full holiday slate; 28 Nov 2003, p. A6 VETERANS Volunteer spirit alive and well at North Chicago VA; 30 May 2003, p. B8 Peterson, Geo-Karis set to serve on Veterans Task Force (Adeline Geo-Karis, R-Zion; Bill Peterson, R-Long Grove); 11 Jul 2003, p. B3 Sullivan named new VA director (Patrick L. Sullivan, North Chicago VA Hospital); 1 Aug 2003, p. B21 New crosswalk lets motorists see pedestrians in a whole new light; 14 Nov 2003, p. A1 Vision see EYESIGHT / EYEGLASSES VOLLMER, STEFANIE A class ace : High school student makes honoring "everyday heroes" her everyday crusade; 28 Feb 2003, Forefronts p. 8 VOLLEYBALL CLC volleyball hoping to serve up a winning season; 29 Aug 2003, p. A9 CLC spikers take Lake County invite; 26 Sep 2003, p. B11 CLC spikers make it 18 stright wins; 3 Oct 2003, p. B10 Cats Advance to sectional finals Mustangs' season ends with tough loss; 7 Nov 2003, p. A9 Record-setting season ends for CLC; 14 Nov 2003, p. B19 Whitehead named CLC's first volleyball All-American (Erin Whitehead); 5 Dec 2003, p. B12 VOLO AUTO MUSEUM (Volo IL) Blues Brothers to crash into Volo Auto Museum; 24 Jan 2003, p. LL8 Auto museum wins web fight with Volvo; 4 Jul 2003, p. B1 Ford centennial chow at the Volo Auto Museum; 22 Aug 2003, p. LL10 VOLO BOG STATE NATURAL AREA (state park, Volo IL) 25 years later, pair still has a case of "turf toe" (Connie Scanlon, James Fraher, Ireland); 24 Jan 2003, p. A2 Volo Bog; 31 Jan 2003, p. LL9 Volo Bog seeks library help, hosts workshops; 28 Mar 2003, p. LL7 What big teeth you have : Wolf Awareness Day celebrated at Volo Bog; 3 Oct 2003, p. LL10 WARREN TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 121 A class ace : High school student makes honoring "everyday heroes" her everyday crusade (Stefanie Vollmer); 28 Feb 2003, Forefronts p. 7 True blue (Dan Grant, Sarah Milewski); 30 May 2003, Student p. 23 With honors : Bringing recognition to everyday heroes is an everyday job for this high school honors student (Stefanie Vollmer); 12 Sep 2003, Everyday Heroes p. 15 Cats, Devils learning 'on the fly'; 26 Dec 2003, p. A9 WATER Water supply set to get a bigger boost of chlorine; 7 Feb 2003, p. B3 WATER POLO Water polo invite at Barrington; 11 Apr 2003, p. A9 Mustangs, Libertyville fare well in Crosstown Classic; 31 Oct 2003, p. A10 WATER SKIING Mundelein skier reaches goal in national competition (Bob Costa); 26 Sep 2003, p. A3 WAUCONDA HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 118 At the forefront : Leadership is calling card for WHS's Schoo, Hernandez (Brian Schoo, Steve Hernandez); 30 May 2003, Student p. 20 WAUCONDA (IL) POLICE DEPARTMENT Ex-teacher faces sex charges (David W. Dye); 28 Feb 2003, p. B2 WAUCONDA (IL), VILLAGE OF Real cowboys ride into 40th Wauconda Rodeo; 27 Jun 2003, July Rec Guide p. 36 WAUKEGAN (IL) PARK DISTRICT Waukegan Park District names patron, volunteers of the year (City of Waukegan, Alain Oller, Theodora Anderson); 14 Mar 2003, p. B2 Park District forms partnership with county Boys and Girls Club; 11 Apr 2003, p. B3 Waukegan goes Carribean; 22 Aug 2003, p. LL10 WAUKEGAN (IL) POLICE DEPARTMENT Blazing the trail ; County's first Hispanic police chief is a model of leadership in his community (Miguel Juarez); 28 Feb 2003, Forefronts p. 33 Waukegan's police chief Juarez dies : Lake County's first Hispanic chief collapses after exercising Tuesday night (Miguel Juarez); 7 Mar 2003, p. B1 Bell ringer charged with theft (Anthony Lenart); 12 Dec 2003, p. A5 WAUKEGAN (IL) - CITY OF Lakehurst razing garners support : Supporters, revamp of 98-acre site too long in coming; 3 Jan 2003, p. B1 Early bets have city looking to Lakehurst for a casino; 24 Jan 2003, p. B1 Kirk comes to lakefront to detail shoreline cleanup plan (U.S. Rep. Mark Kirk); 24 Jan 2003, p. B2 City's thumbs up for Lakehurst, but shoots down Midland Homes; 7 Feb 2003, p. B1 A stinky situation : Group, mayor, block sludge plant site; 21 Feb 2003, p. B1 Hyde rolls, tax hikes dumped in primary (Richard Hyde, acting mayor or Waukegan); 28 Feb 2003, p. B1 Anna Barnstable, M.D., "A woman ahead of her time" : Respected former Waukegan physician dies at 86; 16 May 2003, p. B3 Hispanic leaders honored at library; 31 Oct 2003, p. B1 Waukegan lakefront developement gets going with condos; 31 Oct 2003, p. B20 Betting its future : Waukegan still hoping to land last lucrative casino license; 26 Dec 2003, p. B1 WEATHER Snow storm not as billed, but wreaks havoc anyway; 7 Mar 2003, p. B3 Winter ice may mean danger zone; 5 Dec 2003, p. A8 WEDDINGS (not wedding announcements, which are on our Vital Records Indexes page) Lake County to host Beauty and Bridal Showplace; 1 Aug 2003, p. LL5 Benefits of attending a bridal show; 1 Aug 2003, p. B23 The Beauty and Bridal Showplace provides Lake County brides ideas for the perfect wedding; 1 Aug 2003, p. B24 Honeymoon treands for 2003; 12 Sep 2003, p. B7 WINTER Rockford's snow sculpting competition; 3 Jan 2003, p. LL3 Safety tips for winter weather; 10 Jan 2003, p. B10 Snow giants invade Lake Geneva; 17 Jan 2003, p. LL6 Walking (and not slipping) in a winter wonderland; 12 Dec 2003, Home Marketer p. 5 WISCONSIN Big Foot Beach State Park; 23 May 2003, Rec Guide p. 17 Cedarburg hosts annual Strawberry Festival; 27 Jun 2003, p. LL10 31st annual Warrens Cranberry Festival; 29 Aug 2003, Fun-in-the-sun p. 29 Lake Geneva to host annual Venetian Festival; 8 Aug 2003, p. LL5 Witom, Tom see COOKING BY THE BOOK (regular column) WOODLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT 50 (Gurnee IL) Charter school defends itself against District 50 : Tensions arise as school officials wait for state decision; 19 Sep 2003, p. A1 Striking out : Teachers, garbagemen hit picket lines in two separate work stoppages; 10 Oct 2003, p. B1 WOODWORKING Woodworking Show returns to Chicago; 4 Apr 2003, p. LL2 World Trade Center, NY see TERRORIST ATTACKS WRESTLING Area wrestlers have Barrington on their minds; 14 Feb 2003, p. B14 Time to pu up or shut up for area wrestlers; 21 Feb 2003, p. B8 Individuals pin down success at State wrestling meet; 28 Feb 2003, p. B11 Youth wrestlers statebound; 14 Mar 2003, p. A9 Friend captures eighth (Mark Friend, Annuyal Freestyle Junior Nationals); 1 Aug 2003, p. A10 YMCA (organization) Group wants county's help to save Hastings Lake YMCA; 10 Jan 2003, p. B3 YMCA's days are numbered (Hastings Lake); 17 Jan 2003, p. B1 Haas named director of Hastings Lake YMCA (Rich Haas); 24 Jan 2003, p. B6 Chicago Metro YMCA won't sell pool, center; 31 Jan 2003, p. B7 Hastings names Haas as director (Hastings Lake YMCA, Rich Haas); 31 Jan 2003, p. B7 Surprise buyer for YMCA site : Land expected to fetch $10 million, but camp will likely close; 11 Apr 2003, p. B1 YMCA Camp Duncan's day camp; 18 Apr 2003, p. LL11 County moves to nab Hastings : Land will be preserved but some of structures will go; 18 Apr 2003, p. B1 YOGA Fun side of yoga being filmed for video; 1 Aug 2003, p. LL3 Take a deep breath, do yoga (Total Body Yoga, Vernon Hills IL); 7 Nov 2003, p. A8 YOUTH CONSERVATION CORPS, INC. - YCC (organization) HUD grant helps Youth Conservation Corps; 8 Aug 2003, p. B2 YWCA (organization) YWCA boosts child care quality in county; 17 Jan 2003, p. B12 Women of Achievement : Ten of Lake County's most successful women to be honored by YWCA (Rhoda A. Pierce, Barbara Richardson, Leonor Adriana Rosado-Bonewitz, Carolyn J. Gable, Patricia Petersen, Janet Broders, June Tiskevich Posen Guigni, Sandria Rodriguez, Edna J. Schade, Lucretia A. Bailey); 25 Apr 2003, p. B6 YWCA taking camp registrations; 30 May 2003, p. 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