Index of the Mundelein Review - 2008


Obituaries, births, engagements, weddings and anniversaries are indexed separately. For these items, please go to our 
Local Newspapers - Vital Records section. 

We do not index calendar items, sports scores, the police blotter, legal notices, property transfer lists or ads.

Notes: Confusingly, the New Homes section is dated the day before the rest of the newspaper. On the microfilm, the New Homes section follows the main newspaper. Other special pull-out sections will also appear on the microfilm after the main body of the newspaper. 





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  ABBOTT LABORATORIES (business)
 
     Abbott Labs new facility to focus on deadly diseases;  19 Jun 2008, p. 136
     
     

  ACCIDENTS
  
     Teen cited for DUI in accident;  3 Jan 2008, p. 10
     Crash spurs concern : Police say 4-way stop won't help (conner of Prairie and Hammond, Mundelein IL);  14 Feb 2008, p. 5

     Firefighter drowns cleaning camp pool (Donald Swisher);  5 Jun 2008, p. 18

     Condell releases trio after rock hits bus;  3 Jul 2008, p. 5

     High gas prices drive down traffic fatalities;  28 Aug 2008, p. AM14



  ADLAI STEVENSON HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 125

     All-Lake Shore swimming: Patriots' Partridge, swimmer of the year (Duncan Partridge, Adlai Stevenson High);  27 Mar 2008, p. 135
     Final act (Lexi Costantini, Joey Hirsh, <U>Poker Face</U>, photo);  15 May 2008, p. 128
     Veteran coach is excited as new era begins (Pat Ambrose, Stevenson Patriots);  27 Nov 2008, Basketball Preview p. 5



  ADLER PLANETERIUM (musuem, Chicago IL)

     Space crew (Paul Knappenberger, Barbara Morgan, James Lovell, Susan Lovell, photo);  5 Jun 2008, p. D6

     Celestial plans (Beth Guastella, Peter Corsa, Pamela Cramer, Caroline Joss, photo);  14 Aug 2008, p. D6

     Gemini 12 Medallion is premium at Celestial Ball;  4 Dec 2008, p. D7

   
 


  AIRPLANES AND AIRPORTS

     Q&A : Richard Steinbrecher, Chicago Executive Airport's Young Eagles program);  17 Jan 2008, p. 7

     Pilot faces felony charges for landing at Marriott (Robert Kadera);  6 Mar 2008, p. 10
  
     As summer ends, flyers brace for airline changes;  18 Sep 2008, Travel p. 4C



  ALCOHOL

     You too can brew : Crafting beer at home is a hobby for do-it-yourselfers;  26 Jun 2008, p. A1
     Beginner beer;  26 Jun 2008, p. A2

     Kids are responding to alcohol advertising;  24 Jul 2008, p. A11

     Interpreting absinthe : Lake Bluff micro-distillery recreates legendary liqueur (North Shore Distillery);  21 Aug 2008, p. A1
     How to buy and drink good quality absinthe;  21 Aug 2008, p. A10

 

  AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY (organization)

     Chamber launches Relay for Life campaign (GLMV Chamber of Commerce);  17 Jan 2008, p. 5
     Relay for Life kicks-off efforts;  17 Jan 2008, p. 11

     Dance at LHS launches Youth Relay for Life (Libertyville High School);  28 Feb 2008, p. 130

     Relay for Life begins push to June event;  8 May 2008, p. 16
     Lube-A-Thon benefits Cancer Society (Mundelein Express Care Quick Lube);  15 May 2008, p. 6
     Taste of Elegance raises $35,000;  15 May 2008, p. D8

     Personal experiences shape Relay for Life : Event runs this weekend at MHS (Jenny Gapinski);  5 Jun 2008, p. 5
     Schedule of events : GLMV Relay for life;  5 Jun 2008, p. 10
     Bad weather cancels Relay for Life : Will stage smaller follow-up June 20;  12 Jun 2008, p. 5
     Relay for Life returns to MHS;  19 Jun 2008, p. 5
     In remembrance (Kristin Vallaly, luminaria, photo);  26 Jun 2008, p. 5
     Relay gains closure (Paige Hogberg, lumaria decoration, photo);  26 Jun 2008, p. 7

     Relay for Life recognized for work;  6 Nov 2008, p. 6
     LHS joins cancer fight (American Cancer Society High Schools Against Cancer);  27 Nov 2008, p. 15



  AMERICAN LEGION (organization)

     American Legion picks area girls for mock government roles;  5 Jun 2008, p. 139
     American Legion honors its leaders;  24 Jul 2008, p. 106

     Helping out (Special Olympics, photo);  18 Sep 2008, p. 134



 
  AMUSEMENT PARKS

     Six Flags eagerly anticipates unveiling of "Dark Knight" (Six Flags Great America, Gurnee IL, "Dark Knight" Batman ride);  24 Apr 2008, p. 7

     Bat coaster (Dark Knight roller-coaster, Six Flags Great America, Gurnee IL, photo);  22 May 2008, p. 137

     Six Flags Great America offers reduced prices online;  31 Jul 2008, p. B3
 
     At Six Flags Great America (Savvay and Mandy, photo);  14 Aug 2008, p. B9

     Cure for Kids (Six Flags Great America hosts Cure Kids Cancer benefit);  4 Sep 2008, p. 16




 Andries, Dorothy
     see CLASSICAL NOTES (regular column, music)




  ANIMALS
     see also BIRDS
     see also CATS
     see also DOGS
     see also PETS

     [no title] (deer, photo);  17 Jan 2008, p. 7
   
     Enjoy the coyotes but keep your distance;  1 May 2008, p. A6

     Beeing alive : The mysterious decline of North America's top pollinator (honeybees);  19 Jun 2008, p. A3
     Garden variety drama (insects);  19 Jun 2008, p. A3
     Get bugs into your garden;  19 Jun 2008, p. A12
   
     Oh deer! keep them out of your garden;  10 Jul 2008, p. A7
 
     Rabid bat found in Lake Forest;  14 Aug 2008, p. 10


  

  ANTIOCH (IL), VILLAGE OF

     A crowning event in Antioch (Miss Antioch pageant);  19 Jun 2008, p. B2

     Vintage dress for pets, kids in Antioch's parade;  3 Jul 2008, p. B8

     Antioch hosts mother-son bowling party;  11 Sep 2008, p. B1





  ANTIQUES AND COLLECTIBLES (inclueds antiques shows) 

     Wooden Buddha needs curatorial scrutiny;  31 Jan 2008, p. A4

     Cincinnati dog table worth $1,000 or more;  7 Feb 2008, p. A8
     Antique accessories work well in office;  21 Feb 2008, p. A4
     History "live": Winnetka Antiques Show objets d'art illuminate the past;  28 Feb 2008, p. A12

     More than ever, collecting is serious business;  6 Mar 2008, p. A7
     Decorative tiles affordable;  20 Mar 2008, p. A6

     Crafts form 19th century preserved family events;  3 Apr 2008, p. A4
     Rococo style continues to be a design influence;  10 Apr 2008 p. A4
     [no title] (antiques fair at Merchandise Mart, Chicago IL);  24 Apr 2008, p. A5
     Damaged prayer rug could fetch $3,000;  24 Apr 0208, p. A6

     Recycling Louis XV : Antique sofa regains original luster from careful reupholstering;  8 May 2008, p. A3
     A king's many reincarnations (Louis XV furniture);  8 May 2008, p. A3
     Welsh cupboard may be valuable;  8 May 2008, p. A6

     Clock's value is still ticking;  22 May 2008, p. A4
     The magnetic charm of fridge decor;  22 May 2008, p. A9

     The beauty of things that are useful;  5 Jun 2008, p. A1
     What's fact, what's fiction for new Fitzhugh collectors (porcelain);  5 Jun 2008, p. A4
     Beware of fakes;  12 Jun 2008, p. A7

     War artifacts make history come alive;  10 Jul 2008, p. A6
     Japanese vase may be several centuries old;  17 Jul 2008, p. A6

     Prices rising for Roayl Winton china collectibles;  14 Aug 2008, p. A6

     Fantastic creature is modern;  4 Sep 2008, p. A3
     Timeless chess sets always collectible;  11 Sep 2008, p. A7
     Antiques on the Green (antique show, Lake Bluff IL, photo);  11 Sep 2008, p. A14

     History for sale : North Shore dealers discuss the enduring value of antiques;  2 Oct 2008, p. A3
     Presidential china patterns chosen by first ladies;  16 Oct 2008, p. A9
     No magic carpet deals : Reputable merchants are the best sdource of Oriental rugs;  23 Oct 2008, p. A2
     Genuine antiquities are surprisingly affordable;  30 Oct 2008, p. A9

     Victorian bed best left with its imperfections;  27 Nov 2008, p. A5

     Shop and learn : Woman's club of Wilmette holds 67th annual antique show;  4 Dec 2008, p. A1
     Old tin toys did amazing things;  4 Dec 2008, p. A9
     Research and a sharp eye will find old pewter;  11 Dec 2008, p. A6
     Paper dolls show off the fashions of their day;  18 Dec 2008, p. A5





  APPLIANCES
  
     New, efficient heaters keep you in hot water;  22 May 2008, p. A6
 
  


  ARCHITECTURE AND BUILDINGS

     History is abundant at Adlai Stevenson's home;  19 Jun 2008, p. B3
     Give them the brush (22nd Annual Chicago's Finest Painted Ladies competition);  26 Jun 2008, p. A7

     Planned prepairs for Central Hotel still bring uncertain future (Mundelein IL);  7 Aug 2008, p. 5

     Home, smart home : Glenview designer helps craft a house with brains and beauty (David McNulty);  9 Oct 2008, p. A2
     Smart Home is a little past and a lot of now;  9 Oct 2008, p. A12
     Celebrating color : Green Oaks home chosen Chicagoland's best "Painted Lady";  30 Oct 2008, p. A6

     The Money approach : Architect/illustrator's watercolors market distinctive housing product (Arnel Sarmiento,
        Loewenberg Architects, LakeShore East, Chicago IL);  3 Dec 2008, New Homes p. 7




  ARMED FORCES
     see also VETERANS

     "It tore your heart out" : Condell doctor back with heoric, horrific stories from military stint (Gaile Crutchen);  17 Jan 2008, p. 9

     Five years have passed since invading Iraq : Libertyville vet says it still seems like yesterday (Joe Inendino);  20 Mar 2008, p. 7
     Fallen heroes (Lake County soldiers killed in Afghanistan and Iraq);  20 Mar 2008, p. 7

     It's official : Welcome home : Soldiers honored by VA celebration;  29 May 2008, p. 21

     Tears of a veteran : Mundelein vet writes poem to honor soldiers (Lawrence Piemontese);  3 Jul 2008, p. 5
     Welcome home (PFC Patrick Madison, photos);  10 Jul 2008, p. 6
     Just hanging with the family : After more than a year in Iraq, he welcomes simple pleasure of life  (Army Spc. Patrick Madison);  17 Jul 2008, p. 5

     Lopez returns from Iraq to big Mundelein party (Private Special Class Brandon Lopez);  11 Sep 2008, p. 16
     Kitchen police : Retired Deerfield exec ensures military food service in first rank (Art Ritt);  11 Sep 2008, p. A1
     Adventures of a foodie (Volunteer International Food Service Executives Association);  11 Sep 2008 p. A2
     Making a point (Pat Moesta, West Point, photo);  25 Sep 2008, p. 138

     The best surprise : An Army reservist reunites with her daughter (Jasmin Kruse, Zoey Robinson);  9 Oct 2008, p. 153

     Companies help civilians, soldiers commuticate (Windy City Novelties, Overture Premiums and Promotions);  13 Nov 2008, p. 14





  ART AND ARTISTS (includes exhibits)

     The artist within : Adults explore a world beyond stick-figures;  17 Jan 2008, p. A1
     Where to get those creative juices flowing;  17 Jan 2008, p. A2
     Show at College of Lake County (Members Exhibition);  24 Jan 2008, p. B1
     Art center hosts preview party (Evanston Art Center, Evanston IL);  24 Jan 2008, p. D7

     Detailed messages : Art that captures the shape and spirit of nature;  21 Feb 2008, p. B3

     See favorite album covers all in one place (LP Art Exhibit, Lake County Discovery Museum);  27 Mar 2008, p. B1

     League shows "Printworks" (North Shore Art League);  3 Apr 2008, p. D8
     Artists in stitches : Today's quilters cover a range of creative techniques;  10 Apr 2008, p. B1

     Orthopaedic artists are on the move (<I>Emotion Pictures: An Exhibition fo Orthopaedics in Art</I>,
       Chicago Cultural Center);  1 May 2008, p. B1
     Tour artists' studios : Fine Arts Foundation presents the sixth annual event;  8 May 2008, p. B3
     Get to work (piece by Dale Brandt, photo);  8 May 2008, p. B19
     Flora's art is full of fun : Work sparkles with imagination, sunny and sinister (Jim Flora, exhibit at
        Lake County Discovery Museum);  15 May 2008, p. B1
     Winners all (fine arts scholarships, North Shore Art League, photo);  22 May 2008, p. D10
     Artistic double-header at CLC gallery (Whimsical Musings by Kathy Weaver and Mary Seyfarth);  29 May 2008, p. B3

     The state of the arts : Developing a healthy arts education for children (Kohl Children's Museum, Glenview IL);
        5 Jun 2008, p. B21
     Art exhibit at theater : College artists and faculty display work at Genesee (Genesee Theatre, Waukegan IL);  12 Jun 2008, p. B1
     [no title] (Dennis Downes, photo);  26 Jun 2008, p. B11

     NSAL launches "Century" campaign (North Shore Art League);  14 Aug 2008, p. D8
     Art in the park (Ben Jurevicius, David Adler Festival of the Arts, Libertyville, photo);  21 Aug 2008, p. 7
     Break-out artists : American Craft Exposition creates a space for newcomers;  21 Aug 2008, p. A2
     Show spotlights best of handmade beauty (American Craft Exposition);  21 Aug 2008, p. A12
     Collecting art can be affordable;  28 Aug 2008, p. A4
     Double bill for ceramics show at CLC;  28 Aug 2008, p. B1

     Art auction breaks EAC records (Evanston Art Center);  4 Sep 2008, p. D3
     Nature's master builder : Evanston artist highlights the work of the world's tiny engineers
        (Peggy Macnamara, Field Museum artist);  11 Sep 2008, p. A3
     McMahon - the man who draws history : Political drawings are first in three-part exhibit (Lake County Discovery Museum);
        11 Sep 2008, p. B3
     Variety marks North Shore Art League show;  11 Sep 2008, p. D7
     The artist's world view ("World Studio" travel art, Franklin McMahon);  25 Sep 2008, p. B11

     Russian artist captures All-American town (Lev Kublanov);  16 Oct 2008, p. B1
     Who is that masked man? (Mask Artists 2008, Jeff Semmerling);  23 Oct 2008, p. B19
     Drawing history (<U>Franklin McMahon: The Man Who Draws History</U>, Greenbelt Cutural Center, Waukegan IL):  30 Oct 2008, p. B13
     Preview party completes pledge (24th annual American Craft Exposition);  30 Oct 2008, p. D3
     Modernism show (19th Annual Modernism Show, Winnetka IL, photo);  30 Oct 2008, D8
     Mod mode : Winnetka modernism show celebrates 20th century style;  6 Nov 2008, p. A3
     Lake Forest sculptor shows unusual horses at SOFA (Jozef Sumichrast, Sculpture Objects and Functional Art exhibit,
        Chicago IL);  6 Nov 2008, p. B8
     McLaughlin opens studio to five non-profit groups (Mary McLaughlin, McLaughlin Glazeware, Northfield IL);  6 Nov 2008, p. D15
     You are invited (annual Winter Arts and Crafts Expo, Evanston Arts Center, photo);  20 Nov 2008, p. D9
     Links to a cure (Arthritis Foundation golf beneift, photo);  20 Nov 2008, p. D10

     Downes downtown (Dennis Downes, photo);  4 Dec 2008, p. B16





  ART INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO (museum)

     Associates award art scholarships;  31 Jan 2008, p. D8


 
  ARTS AND CRAFTS

     Story threads : Local artisans display their expertise with needle and loom;  30 Oct 2008, p. A3
     Handle with care (fibers);  30 Oct 2008, p. A7
     Botanic Garden show celebrates fiber arts;  30 Oct 2008, p. A7
     Simple gifts : Create a bookmark and a memory for holiday giving this year;  11 Dec 2008, p. A1
     Make your mark in a personal way (creating bookmarks);  11 Dec 2008, p. A2




  ATHLETES OF THE WEEK (sometimes titled STAR MATERIAL or SIDELINE) (regular column - note: this 
       column lists local people's activiites in sports.  Instead of subject headings, 
       this part of the index will list people alphabetically)
       see also CATCH THIS (regular column)
       see also EXTRA INNINGS (regular column)
       see also FINIGH LINE (regular column)
       see also FLIPSIDE (regular column)
       see also FOOTNOTES (regular columm)
       see also OFF THE NOTEPAD (regular column)
       see also PRESS BOX (regular column)
       see also QUICK HITS (regular column)


       Achler, Jeff;  15 May 2008, p. 145
       Adamczyk, Lukasz;  10 Apr 2008, p. 121
       Affourti, Kate;  17 Apr 2008, p. 118
       Aiello, Joey;  24 Jan 2008, p. 127
       Alland, Tori;  2 Oct 2008, p. 168
       Allen, Jackie;  24 Apr 2008, p. 131
       Allen, Nikki;  10 Apr 2008, p. 121
       Alvarez, Alyssa;  31 Jan 2008, p. 123
       Ampon, Marcus;  10 Apr 2008, p. 123
       Anderson, Jenn;  10 Apr 2008, p. 122
       Androus, John;  18 Dec 2008, p. 142
       Antilla, Allie;  10 Apr 2008, p. 121
       Arnold, Genny;  10 Jan 2008, p. 118

       Bassiouny, Faith;  16 Oct 2008, p. 174
       Bazarnik, Blake;  10 Apr 2008, p. 123
       Bilton, Michael;  25 Sep 2008, p. 161
       Bogatov, Denis;  10 Apr 2008, p. 123
       Bonadonna, Joe;  24 Apr 2008, p. 132
       Booden, Jacob;  10 Apr 2008, p. 121
       Borders, Carly;  17 Apr 2008, p. 118
       Brej, Richard;  10 Apr 2008, p. 123
       Brust, Ben;  10 Jan 2008, p. 118; 14 Feb 2008, p. 135
       Butzine, Ariel;  1 May 2008, p. 117
       Byrne, Thomas;  18 Sep 2008, p. 157

       Callanan, Lindsay;  10 Apr 2008, p. 122
       Candocia, Max;  18 Sep 2008, p. 157
       Chou, Laura;  16 Oct 2008, p. 174
       Christensen, Erin;  10 Apr 2008, p. 122
       Cliburn, Rachel;  10 Apr 2008, p. 121;  1 May 2008, p. 117;  15 May 2008, p. 145
       Connors, Alannah;  2 Oct 2008, p. 168
       Cook, Kelly;  10 Apr 2008, p. 122
       Cooley, Shannon;  10 Apr 2008, p. 122
       Corrigan, Alyssa;  15 May 2008, p. 145

       Danna, Andy;  24 Apr 2008, p. 131;  24 Apr 2008, p. 132
       Davidson, Will;  11 Dec 2008, p. 156
       DeGrave, Jon;  1 May 2008, p. 117
       Denny, Alice;  24 Apr 2008, p. 131;  8 May 2008, p. 121
       Dickman, Danielle;  11 Sep 2008, p. 169
       Dickstein, Sam;  15 May 2008, p. 145
       Dohm, Tory;  18 Sep 2008, p. 157
       Donnowitz, Jon;  10 Apr 2008, p. 123

       Eldridge, Zoe;  18 Sep 2008, p. 157
       Engels, Zach;  1 May 2008, p. 117

       Falasz, Ashley;  11 Sep 2008, p. 169
       Federov, Igor;  10 Apr 2008, p. 123
       Fellerhoff, Julia;  25 Sep 2008, p. 161
       Firth, Scott;  24 Apr 2008, p. 132
       Fracek, Jim;  1 May 2008, p. 117
       Friedlander, Scott;  10 Apr 2008, p. 121;  17 Apr 2008, p. 117
       Fritzsche, Mary Kate;  25 Sep 2008, p. 161

       Gagliardo, Kirk;  24 Jan 2008, p. 127
       Ganancio, Thiago;  11 Sep 2008, p. 169
       Gargano, Angelo;  23 Oct 2008, p. 165
       Garske, Kaitlin;  2 Oct 2008, p. 168
       Gerli, Kelly;  10 Apr 2008, p. 122
       Glogovsky, Stephanie;  9 Oct 2008, p. 160
       Glyman, Johnny;  9 Oct 2008, p. 160
       Golund, Kim;  17 Jan 2008, p. 123
       Gonzalez, Felicia;  22 May 2008, p. 157
       Green, Gus;  24 Jan 2008, p. 127
       Green, Karsen;  11 Sep 2008, p. 169;  9 Oct 2008, p. 160
       Greenhill, Danny;  10 Apr 2008, p. 123
       Guletsky, Anastasia;  10 Apr 2008, p. 122
       Gurson, Gordy;  18 Sep 2008, p. 157
       Gustafson, Kyle;  9 Oct 2008, p. 160

       Hall, Ali;  24 Apr 2008, p. 131
       Heitzinger, Liz;  10 Apr 2008, p. 122
       Hendrickson, Tiffany;  18 Dec 2008, p. 142
       Highland, Andrew;  24 Apr 2008, p. 132
       Hoeltenhoff, Michael;  31 Jan 2008, p. 123
       Holmes, Matt;  14 Feb 2008, p. 135
       Howard, Sam;  15 May 2008, p. 145
       Howell, Shannon;  24 Apr 2008, p. 131
       Humphrey, Sean;  11 Sep 2008, p. 169
       Hwang, Steven;  31 Jan 2008, p. 123

       Kapfer, Kurt;  25 Sep 2008, p. 161
       Kent, Coleen;  8 May 2008, p. 121
       Klein, Jon;  2 Oct 2008, p. 168
       Kopp, Anthony;  9 Oct 2008, p. 160
       Korosis, Steve;  2 Oct 2008, p. 168
       Krasowski, Misia;  11 Sep 2008, p. 169
       Kubacki, Megan;  22 May 2008, p. 157

       LaDuke, Lauren;  10 Apr 2008, p. 122
       Lane, Nick;  8 May 2008, p. 121;  22 May 2008, p. 157
       Larson, Katie;  10 Apr 2008, p. 122
       Lavin, Jamie;  9 Oct 2008, p. 160;  16 Oct 2008, p. 174
       Lieberman, Matt;  10 Apr 2008, p. 123
       Liao, Mike;  23 Oct 2008, p. 165
       Longobardi, Adriana;  10 Apr 2008, p. 122
       Lopata, Joel;  24 Apr 2008, p. 131;  8 May 2008, p. 121
       Lorenzini, Steve;  2 Oct 2008, p. 168

       MacDonald, Hanne;  9 Oct 2008, p. 160
       Mach, Emma;  16 Oct 2008, p. 174
       Major, Jason;  17 Jan 2008, p. 123
       Manning, Shana;  11 Dec 2008, p. 156
       McConachie, Morgan;  15 May 2008, p. 145
       McGowan, Cally;  25 Sep 2008, p. 161
       Micucci, Allison;  8 May 2008, p. 121
       Miller, Kia;  8 May 2008, p. 121
       Minor, Jasmine;  2 Oct 2008, p. 168
       Mirski, Amber;  18 Dec 2008, p. 142
       Moore, Tatiana;  24 Jan 2008, p. 127;  31 Jan 2008, p. 123
       Moutvic, Connor;  11 Sep 2008, p. 169
       Mynatt, Henry;  25 Sep 2008, p. 161
       Mysliwiec, Ashley;  15 May 2008, p. 145

   
       O'Brien, Michelle;  11 Dec 2008, p. 156
       Oehlerking, MaryAnn;  10 Jan 2008, p. 118
       Olson, Heather;  17 Apr 2008, p. 117;  22 May 2008, p. 157;  25 Sep 2008, p. 161

       Pace, Anthony;  18 Dec 2008, p. 142
       Palac, Jimmy;  17 Apr 2008, p. 118
       Panter, David;  25 Sep 2008, p. 161
       Partridge, Duncan;  17 Jan 2008, p. 123;  14 Feb 2008, p. 135
       Paul, Brandon;  11 Dec 2008, p. 156
       Perez, Gerardo;  16 Oct 2008, p. 174
       Petermann, Sarah;  1 May 2008, p. 117
       Poss, Erin;  18 Sep 2008, p. 157
       Pottinger, Lamarr;  22 May 2008, p. 157
       Pukshansky, Allen;  10 Apr 2008, p. 123
       Pusateri, Bryan;  24 Apr 2008, p. 131;  15 May 2008, p. 145

       Rebarchak, Jean;  14 Feb 2008, p. 135
       Reilly, Hannah;  16 Oct 2008, p. 174
       Richter, Dylan;  17 Jan 2008, p. 123;  14 Feb 2008, p. 135
       Rideout, Kenny;  31 Jan 2008, p. 123
       Rieger, Cameron;  2 Oct 2008, p. 168
       Risley, Chris;  22 May 2008, p. 157
       Rixon, Andrew;  11 Dec 2008, p. 156
       Robin, Matt;  8 May 2008, p. 121
       Rohe, Eric;  8 May 2008, p. 121
       Rosas, Freddy;  16 Oct 2008, p. 174
       Rose, Harrison;  24 Apr 2008, p. 131
       Rowley, Kyle;  31 Jan 2008, p. 123

       Sally, Sean;  25 Sep 2008, p. 161
       Sanden, Morgan;  17 Jan 2008, p. 123
       Schmidt, Matt;  22 May 2008, p. 157
       Schuette, Ryan;  10 Apr 2008, p. 121;  17 Apr 2008, p. 118
       Schwartz, Kyle;  10 Apr 2008, p. 123
       Seplowin, Chelsie;  31 Jan 2008, p. 123;  14 Feb 2008, p. 135
       Shaw, Darby;  11 Dec 2008, p. 156
       Shepherd, Shana;  17 Jan 2008, p. 123
       Shklyar, Ben;  10 Apr 2008, p. 123
       Shopiro, Becca;  22 May 2008, p. 157
       Siczek, Konrad;  10 Apr 2008, p. 123     
       Siedband, Alex;  24 Jan 2008, p. 127
       Sivertsen, Jordan;  17 Apr 2008, p. 118
       Snyder, Aaron;  10 Apr 2008, p. 121
       Spevack, Mike;  17 Apr 2008, p. 118;  8 May 2008, p. 121
       Spigelman, Greg;  15 May 2008, p. 145
       Stewart, Reed;  1 May 2008, p. 117
       Stoehr, Mitch;  18 Dec 2008, p. 142
       Strychalski, Anne;  17 Apr 2008, p. 118

       Tack, Rachel;  10 Apr 2008, p. 122
       Thul, Dani;  14 Feb 2008, p. 135
       Tramutola, Liz;  1 May 2008, p. 117

       Unrein, Ryan;  10 Jan 2008, p. 118

       Vagun, Bobby;  14 Feb 2008, p. 135

       Walker, Andy;  10 Apr 2008, p. 123
       Watson, Jack;  16 Oct 2008, p. 174
       Weisman, Mark;  18 Sep 2008, p. 157
       White, Cameron;  16 Oct 2008 p. 174
       Wimmer, Stevie;  10 Jan 2008, p. 118
       Woldenberg, Ben;  10 Apr 2008, p. 123
       Wolff, Peter;  24 Apr 2008, p. 132
       Worthington, Adam;  24 Apr 2008, p. 132

       Youngberg, Chelsea;  24 Jan 2008, p. 127

 
  
     
  Authors
     see BOOKS AND AUTHORS


          
  AUTOMOBILES

     2008 Mitsubishi Outlander, your new best friend;  3 Jan 2008, p. C1
     Z06 is King for today (Chevrolet);  10 Jan 2008, p. AM1
     Lexus LF-A takes on roadster form;  17 Jan 2008, p. AM3
     Classic Mercedes : C-300;  17 Jan 2008, p. AM7
     2008 Chrysler Town & Country;  17 Jan 2008, p. AM9
     Not exactly what you expected from Lexus;  24 Jan 2008, p. AM1
     New classic automotive dealer : KIA (Classic Dealer Group, northern Illinois, southern Wisconsin);  24 Jan 2008, p. AM3
     Who's your caddy? (CTS Coupe);  24 Jan 2008, p. AM7
     The slimmer, "baby Lamborghini" (Lamborghini Gallardo Superleggera);  24 Jan 2008, p. AM8
     Escape to Chicago (Jaguar XJ Super V8);  31 Jan 2008, p. AM1
     A happy case of mistaken identity : Nissan Altima Coupe;  31 Jan 2008, p. AM6
     Pontiac Torrent GXP : Winner in two horse race;  31 Jan 2008, p. AM9

     New auto section debuts this week;  7 Feb 2008, p. 11
     Kiss my Astra (Saturn Astra);  7 Feb 2008, p. AM4
     Pony car wars return : Camaro vs. Challenger;  7 Feb 2008, p. AM12
     H2 - oh! Hummer delivers heavy-duty image, big-time marks for style (2008 Hummer H2);  7 Feb 2008, p. AM14
     Better than before : C-Class improves on an already great car (Merceds-Benz C-Class);  14 Feb 2008, p. AM10
     Fuel frenzy : Chevrolet offers a myriad of fuel solutions from "gas-friendly" to "gas-free";  21 Feb 2008, p. AM6
     Green machines : Chevrolet's fuel-saving innovations power its 2008 lineup;  28 Feb 2008, p. AM4
     Show toppers : These sedans really sizzled at the Auto Show (Acura RL, Cadillac CTS-V, Hyundai Genesis;  28 Feb 2008, p. AM10
     Sporty and quick : Nissan's Altima coupe showcases front-wheel drive;  28 Feb 2008, p. AM14

     Favorite car status, secure (Saab 9.3);  6 Mar 2008, p. AM14
     Autobits;  20 Mar 2008, p. AM2
     Quelling the diesel dilemna (2008 Audi Q7); 20 Mar 2008, p. AM4

     Autobits;  27 Mar 2008, p. AM2
     Coupe with a kick : The new Honda Accord Coupe can pack a punch;  27 Mar 2008, p. AM4
     Complete overhaul : America's best-selling SUV gets a fresh, new look;  27 Mar 2008, p. AM16

     Gas pains? Suzuki's SX4 fuels relief, but there are tradeoffs;  3 Apr 2008, p. AM4
     Pontiac G8 is GR8 : Likable large sedan drives like a sports car;  17 Apr 2008, p. AM4
     Volvo S80 adds Turbo T6 : New model delivers power and all-wheel drive;  17 Apr 2008, p. AM6
     Consumer guide review of the week : Honda Accord;  17 Apr 2008, p. AM10
     2008 Mailbu gets an upgrade;  17 Apr 2008, p. AM16
     2009 Dodge Journey earns top safety ratings in crash tests;  24 Apr 2008, p. AM3
     Leader of the pack (BMW 550i);  24 Apr 2008, p. AM10
     RX-8 is truly unique : Rotary engine puts this sports car in a class of its own (Mazda RX-8);  24 Apr 2008, p. AM16

     Schedule a Mother's Day tour in the "Vault" (Volo Auto Museum, Volo IL);  1 May 2008, p. AM2
     2009 Infinit FX : Incredible - hot technology and design boost appeal of new FX;  1 May 2008, p. AM4
     Vroom! Vroom! Dodge Viper gets new fangs for 2008 (2008 Dodge Viper SR10);  8 May 2008 p. AM4
     The Audi Awe factor : Iconic TT coupe is back, and it's better than ever;  8 May 2008, p. AM10
     Azera stuns with finesse : Hyundai sedan provides luxury at a reasonable cost;  15 May 2008, p. AM4
     BMW scores a coup : Automaker creates new segment with surprising X6;  22 May 2008, p. AM2
     Satisfying sequel : 2008 Dodge Challenger defies odds, best original;  29 May 2008, p. AM4
     Consumer Guide review of the week : Nissan Rogue;  29 May 2008, p. AM14

     Viva la Vibe : 2009 Hatchback hits its groove (Pontiac Vibe);  5 Jun 2008, p. AM6
     Ford : Surprised by Kerkorian investment;  5 Jun 2008, p. AM10
     Politically correct power : Lexus GS 450h - the other hybrid;  1s Jun 2008, p. AM7
     Hyundai may make cars at Kia's U.S. plant;  12 Jun 2008, p. AM10
     Large yet nimble (Toyota Sequoia);  19 Jun 2008, p. AM10
     Nearly 19,000 workers accept GM's buyout, early retirement offer;  26 Jun 2008, p. AM16
     Taking it to the max : Nissan reinvents its flagship sedan for 2009 (Nissan Maxima);  26 Jun 2008, p. AM18

     One smart ride (Lincoln MKS AWD);  3 Jul 2008, p. AM6
     BMW's one and only 1-Series;  10 Jul 2008, p. AM3
     GM may try to shed brands, but market it tought;  17 Jul 2008, p. AM4
     A new beginning : All-new 2009 Genesis packs a powerful punch (2009 Hyundai Genesis);  17 Jul 2008, p. AM10
     GM and Clean Energy work to expand hydrogen infrastructure;  24 Jul 2008, p. AM10
     Readers add their ideas to Vinikour's new rules of the road;  24 Jul 2008, p. AM18
     Slick and sleek : Mercedes' SLK350 makes summer cruisin' a breeze;  24 Jul 2008, p. AM20
     Saul Rosen makes the cover of <I>Dealer Magazine</I>;  31 Jul 2008, p. AM4
     Toyota raises Prius price for 2009;  31 Jul 2008, p. AM16
     Jaguar XF turns the corner for 2009;  31 Jul 2008, p. AM20

     Borrego tries hard to best its competitors (Kia Borrego);  7 Aug 2008, p. AM2
     Automakers could access federal loans to modernize their assembly plants;  7 Aug 2008, p. Am10
     Lewis University test drives solor-powered utility vehicle;  14 Aug 2008, p. AM4
     2008 Dodge Challenger flexes its muscles;  14 Aug 2008, p. AM8
     Vile thoughts from the left seat;  14 Aug 2008, p. AM16
     Clubman expands the Mini lineup - literally (2008 Mini Cooper Clubman S);  21 Aug 2008, p. AM14
     CTS Sport Wagon is the face of Cadillac's renaissance;  21 Aug 2008, p. AM20
     Nickel-and-diming car customers is getting out of hand;  28 Aug 2008, p. AM14
     High gas prices drive down traffic fatalities;  28 Aug 2008, p. AM14
     These green SUVs don't sacrifice flexibility, functionality (2008 Doge Durango Hybrid, Chrysler Aspen Hybrid);
       28 Aug 2008, p. AM18

     2009 H3T goes nose to nose with pickups;  4 Sep 2008, p. AM6 
     Automakers face conflicting safety rules worldwide;  4 Sep 2008, p. AM18
     What's in a roofline:  4 Sep 2008, p. AM18 
     Saab 9-3 Convertible cuts a mean profile;  11 Sep 2008, p. AM10
     CTS-V is at home on the track or on the highway (2009 Cadillac CTS-V);  18 Sep 2008, p. AM10
     Sunrise Chevy giveaway is gas (Sunrise Chevrolet of Midlothian IL);  18 Sep 2008, p. AM20
     Chrysler to offer more workers buyouts, retirement;  18 Sep 2008, p. AM20
     Sporty Mazda MX-5 offers a spirited top-down ride;  25 Sep 2008, p. AM14
     Toyota-inspired designs hit the runway at Fashion Focus Chicago;  25 Sep 2008, p. AM16

     Mitsubishi Galant misses mark on exterior styling;  2 Oct 2008, p. AM10
     By any name, Tiguan shines in small crossover section (VW Tiguan SE);  9 Oct 2008, p. AM6
     River Oaks Ford awards $2,400 to longtime customer (Ross Culp);  9 Oct 2008, p. AM10
     Affordable Focus packs value into its compact design (Ford Focus);  16 Oct 2008, p. AM2
     Department of vehicular complaints vents its spleen;  16 Oct 2008, p. AM11
     GM could sell Detroit headquarters to raise cash;  16 Oct 2008, p. AM11
     "Hypermiling" gains acceptance among everyday drivers (fuel efficiency);  23 Oct 2008, p. AM9
     River Oaks Ford receives Ford Motor Co.'s top award;  23 Oct 2008, p. AM16
     Porsche Cayman adds sunshine to daily drive;  30 Oct 2008, p. AM4
     Fuel-wasting fools deserve appropriate punishment;  30 Oct 2008, p. AM16
     Owners of electric vehicles prowl for plugs;  30 Oct 2008, p. AM16

     Honda's 2009 Pilot devivers decent mileage;  6 Nov 2008, p. AM2
     2009 Jaguar XKR pounces with power and style;  13 Nov 2008, p. AM4
     Volvo XC70 scores with safety, style and comfort;  20 Nov 2008, p. AM8
     Failure of auto industry could set of catastrophe;  20 Nov 2008, p. AM18
     Mercedes' compact SUV makes a solid case for diesel (Mercedes-Benz ML 320 Bluetec);  27 Nov 2008, p. AM9
     GM says bankruptcy is not a viable solution;  27 Nov 2008, p. AM22
     Even Ferrari stresses fuel efficiency at L.A. car show;  27 Nov 2008, p. AM22

     Ford Flex makes interesting alternative to minivan;  4 Dec 2008, p. AM4
     Nissan shifts gears, will attend Chicago Auto Show after all;  4 Dec 2008, p. AM10
     Autoworker chief urges Congress to OK government aid package (Ron Gettelfinger);  4 Dec 2008, p. AM10
     Flexible Subuaru Outback puts driver on the road to fun;  11 Dec 2008, p. AM10
     Suzuki marks the spot with comfortable XL7;  18 Dec 2008, p. AM4
     2010 Mustang embodies Ford's mantra of "fun, fast, affordable";  25 Dec 2008, p. AM4
     Chinese battery compnay launches plug-in hybrid car (BYD C.);  25 Dec 2008, p. AM6
     Fletcher Jones dealership sponsors holiday food drive (Chicago, Greater Chicago Food Depository);  25 Dec 2008, p. AM6
     Volo Auto Museum showcases cars with star power;  25 Dec 2008, p. AM6




   

  AUTOMOBILES - MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR

     Defining front-wheel versus all-wheel drive;  3 Jan 2008, p. C4
     Poor acceleration likely due to restricted exhaust;  10 Jan 2008, p. AM3
     Keep your stored car smelling new;  31 Jan 2008, p. AM3

     Wiper cover culprit to delay troubles;  7 Feb 2008, p. AM6
     Do you have low oil pressure?;  7 Feb 2008, p. AM6
     Don't be "fuelish" when you pack (proper use of rooftop racks and carriers);  28 Feb 2008, p. AM22
     Who should install my remote starter?;  28 Feb 2008, p. AM22

     Is it OK to drive with power steering belt disconnected?;  3 Apr 2008, p. AM2
     Transmission only shifts when car is warmed up;  10 Apr 2008, p. AM2
     Car's faulty climate-control system give owner chills;  17 Apr 2008, p. AM2
     Front, mid and rear (engine location);  17 Apr 2008, p. AM10
     Mustang's engine takes a while to warm up;  24 Apr 2008, p. AM3

     Poor satellite radio receoption could be faulty antenna;  8 May 2008, p. AM2
     Throttle body cleaning may solve idling woes;  15 May 2008, p. AM2
     More horsepower for less than $100;  29 May 2008, p. AM2
     Stemming a leak (tires);  29 May 2008, p. AM14

     "Plus" sizing for bigger wheels and tires;  5 Jun 2008, p. AM2
     The key to an emergency;  12 Jun 2008, p. AM2
     The power of paper (filters);  19 Jun 2008, p. AM4
     Form versus function? (aerodynamic kits);  26 Jun 2008, p. AM6

     Tire-wear woes;  17 Jul 2008, p. AM4
     Decoding the numbers and letters on a tire;  24 Jul 2008, p. AM18
     Brighter headlights use mirrors;  31 Jul 2008, p. AM4

     Live cooler, longer;  14 Aug 2008, p. AM4
     The down and dirty on car washes;  21 Aug 2008, p. AM20
     An easy way to clean your dash;  21 Aug 2008, p. AM20
     Mobile detailer drives home customer service (North Shore Elite Detailing, Lake Bluff IL);  28 Aug 2008, p. 138
     Brighter headlights use mirrors;  28 Aug 2008, p. AM14

     Disc brake basics;  18 Sep 2008, p. AM20
     Tool basics;  25 Sep 2008, p. AM16

     When bushings finally go bad;  9 Oct 2008, p. AM10
     Just how clean is gasoline?;  16 Oct 2008, p. AM11
     Supercharging is all the rage;  23 Oct 2008, p. AM16
     The wiper blues (common problems with windshield wipers);  30 Oct 2008, p. AM16

     What seals your engine?;  20 Nov 2008, p. AM18

     Turbocharging for more power;  4 Dec 2008, p. AM10

     What is compression ratio?;  25 Dec 2008, p. AM6



  

  AUTOMOBILES - SAFETY

     Area faces growing number of potholes;  14 Feb 2008, p. 9
     Ice + tiny crack + thaw = pothole;  14 Feb 2008, p. 9
     How to parallel park;  8 May 2008, p. AM2
     Lincoln Way Central High School and Currie Motors team up for safe prom (Frankfort IL);  29 May 2008, p. AM2

     Buckle up, pup!;  12 Jun 2008, p. C2

     Government to improve car crash test program for 2010 model year;  17 Jul 2008, p. AM18

     Parents flock to Pioneer's child safety seat check;  14 Aug 2008, p. 22
     Police plan DUI crackdown over the holiday weekend;  28 Aug 2008, p. 6
     High gas prices drive down traffic fatalities;  28 Aug 2008, p. AM14

     Child seats to be inspected Sunday;  18 Sep 2008, p. 22
     New drivers need to ask questions;  18 Sep 2008, p. A8
     New database has info on auto deaths, injuries;  18 Sep 2008, p. AM20
     When life in the fast lane hits a speed bump;  25 Sep 2008, p. AM16

     Understanding hydroplaning;  27 Nov 2008, p. AM22




  AUTOMOBILES - SHOWS

     Many will benefit from Chicago Auto Show First Look (multiple charities);  17 Jan 2008, p. D8
     Performance and technology meet at NAIAS (North American International Auto Show, Detroit MI);  17 Jan 2008, p. AM1

     Auto Show's First Look for Charity to be held tonight (multiple charities);  7 Feb 2008, p. A7
     Now playing (Chicago Auto Show);  14 Feb 2008, p. AM6

     Short on cash?  Catch free car show in Round Lake Beach;  21 Aug 2008, p. B2

     Eco-friendly vehicles at Paris Motor Show make it green not gloomy;  9 Oct 2008, p. AM10


   
  AUTUMN (season)

     Gold rush : Mother Nature spins her magic near Front Range of Colorado's mountains;  18 Sep 2008, Travel 1C
     Autumn awaits, this side of the rainbow;  18 Sep 2008, Travel 2C
     Fall foliage season is longer than you think;  18 Sep 2008, Travel p. 4C
     Scary : Halloween is now its own season, Illinois has gone so far as to trademark "Fall-O-Ween";  18 Sep 2008, Travel p. 5C


 

  BACKYARD BEAT (regular column)

     Amour on the wires : It's the season for love for Sciurus carolinensis (squirrels);  14 Feb 2008, p. A3
     Why I love being with nature;  17 Apr 2008, p. A5
     Migratory maze: Birds are back, ready to nest;  22 May 2008, p. A5
     The agony and the esctasy of spring;  12 Jun 2008, p. A4
     Got a worm in the morning, a berry at night;  26 Jun 2008, p. A5
     Feathered teens learn the road to adulthood;  17 Jul 2008, p. A4

     Finding a secret new home in the woods;  11 Sep 2008, p. A5
     A moment, poised between two seasons;  16 Oct 2008, p. A10
     Time to talk turkey - and pheasant, and prairie chicken;  27 Nov 2008, p. A2



   
  BASEBALL

     Slammers figures to be a grand facility for area baseball players (Full Package Athletics Inc.,
        Lake Forest IL);  10 Jan 2008, p. 121

     Goldblatt signs with Calgary Vipers (Robert Goldblatt, Buffalo Grove);  13 Mar 2008, p. 113

     Baseball forecast : Siversen, Risi head up a talented field (Jordan Sivertsen, Carmel, Jimmy Risi, Highland Park);  3 Apr 2008, p. 113

     Baseball facility sets summer opening (Joy of the Game Baseball and Softball Aademy, Mundelein IL);  8 May 2008, p. 5
     Let's play ball (photos);  15 May 2008, p. 7

     Pioneer awards : Team MVP, Eric Rohe; Unsung heroes, Ian McDermott and Jay Mueller, Player on the Rise, Dillon Smith);  12 Jun 2008, p. 146
     PBR just keeps expanding (Prep Baseball Report);  12 Jun 2008, p. 148
     Pioneer awards : Team MVP, Jordan Sivertsen, Carmel, Unsung hero, Joe Pudlo, players on the rise, Kevin Hendricks, Jeff Moree, Paul Poirer;  19 Jun 2008, p. 141
     Baseball (Billy Williams);  19 Jun 2008, p. 146
     All-Lake Shore baseball : Rohe, picher of the year and HP's Risi, player of the year (Eric Rohe, Mundelein, Jimmy Risi, Highland Park);  26 Jun 2008, p. 157
     Pioneer Awards - Coach of the year, Mark Tschappat, Lake High, Newcomer of the year, Jeff Moree, Carmel, Rookie of the year, Travis Vanderwall, Lakes, Silver Slugger, Jordan Sivertsen, Carmel,
        Gold Glover, Matt Schmidt, Grayslake Central);  26 Jun 2008, p. 157
     Baseball beat : Hendricks, Moree star in Lightining win (Kevin Hendricks, Jeff Moree);  10 Jul 2008, p. 150
     Travel baseball : Tortorello earns win as Indians take title in Lombard (Colton Tortorello);  17 Jul 2008, p. 142
     Baseball beat : Mundelein Legion team unable to advance;  24 Jul 2008, p. 126
     Baseball beat : Minors mustache contest? There's a local tie;  31 Jul 2008, p. 129

     3 Patriots to play Division I (Scott Firth, Matt Robin, Brad Sorkin);  28 Aug 2008, p. 154

     Warren's Kennedy to pitch at Jacksonville University (Sean Kennedy);  11 Sep 2008, p. 167

     Noteworthy : Sean Walker and Ryan Myers, Carmel;  9 Oct 2008, p. 164
     Noteworthy : Tim Bowen, Howard Kravets, Dave Peregrin;  30 Oct 2008, p. 172

     Mundelein baseball teams are dominate in fall league;  6 Nov 2008, p. 163

     In the spotlight: BatSpeed hopes to put players on fast track, love of game spurs owner to open facility (Scott Czerniejewski,
        BatSpeed Academy);  4 Dec 2008, p. 152



  
  BASKETBALL

     Girls hoops beat : Warren remains No. 1 - at the turn (Warren Blue Devils);  3 Jan 2008, p. 123
     [no title] (Cynerick Osinaike, Chris Weaver, photo);  3 Jan 2008, p. 125
     Boys hoops beat : Giants are No. 1 - At the turn (Highland Park High);  10 Jan 2008, p. 119
     High five: Rob Belcore;  10 Jan 2008, p. 119
     Stat monsters: Navjot Singh, Ben Brust;  10 Jan 2008, p. 119
     Stat monsters: Kevin Stineman, Dylan Richter;  17 Jan 2008, p. 124
     At the next level: Matt Corning;  17 Jan 2008, p. 124
     [no title] (Lakes-Antioch game, photo);  17 Jan 2008, p. 125
     Devils will be showcase darlings this weekened (Warren Township High Blue Devils, girls);  17 Jan 2008, p. 125
     Hoopla: Jeremy Letchford, Joey Aiello, Bobby Long;  24 Jan 2008, p. 128

     [no title] (Michael Goldstein, Adlai Stevenson High, photo);  21 Feb 2008, p. 135
     [no title] (Mike Brumm, Zach Pettit, photo);  28 Feb 2008, p. 141

     Junior Corsairs win another tourney;  6 Mar 2008, p. 133
     Lancer basketball teams eliminated from playoffs (College of Lake County);  6 Mar 2008, p. 138
     Honor roll : Pioneer Awards (Jordan Sivertsen, Tim Sachs, Ryan Kloss);  13 Mar 2008, p. 112
     All-Lake Shore girls hoops : Boothe, player of the year (Sarah Boothe);  20 Mar 2008, p. 134
     Pioneer awards: Sarah Boothe - Player of the year, Nick Balaban - Coach of the year, Lauren Erikson - Rookie of the year,
        Kathryn Dickson, Olivia Dunigan, Anna Morrissey, Andi PPotkonjak, Jessica Schwart - All-Rookie team,
        Megan LeBaron - Best Defensive player, Megan LeBaron, Tatiana Moore, Lory Shaw, Aubrey Simmons, Maka Stewart - All-Defensive TEam,
        Dani Ripkey - Best pure shooter, Lory Sahw - Biggest surprise;  20 Mar 2008, p. 134
     All Lake Shore boys hoops : HP's Wroblewski, player of the year (Chris Wroblewski, Highland Park High);  27 Mar 2008, p. 136
     Pioneer awards : Chris Wroblewski - Player of the year, Tim Bowen - Coach of the year, Aziz N'Diaye - Newcomer of the yera,
        Ben Brust - Rookie of the year, Jeff Levitt- Best defensive player, Brandon Paul - Best pure shooter,
        Mike Brumm - Best pure passer, Dylan Richter - Best rebounder, Tellef Lundevall - Biggest surprise,
        Eric Pagsanjan - Unsung hero;  27 Mar 2008, p. 136

     Boys hoops : Just will take over at Deerfield (Bret Just);  24 Apr 2008, p. 133

     Kessel's Heat qualifies three teams to AAU Div. I Nationals (Dennis Kessel);  19 Jun 2008, p. 139
     Boys hoops review : Singh will play at Cardinal Stritch (Navjot Singh);  19 Jun 2008, p. 145
     Brust putting together a stellar summer (Ben Brust);  19 Jun 2008, p. 145
     At courtside: Aziz N'Diaye, Brandon Paul, Dickey Simpkins, Nate Pomeday, Craig Robinson, Howard KRavets;
        19 Jun 2008, p. 145
     Girls hoops: Sarah Boothe;  19 Jun 2008, p. 146
     Girls hoops beat : Kessel's Heat sending 2 teams to USSSA Nationals (Dennis Kessel);  26 Jun 2008, p. 154

     Boys hoops beat : It's turned into a marquee event, coaches from 125 college programs come to Joy of the Game Center (Deerfield IL);  17 Jul 2008, p. 140
     Bartelstein, Lundevall, Bernardini stand out (Joy of the Game Center, Deerfield IL, Josh BArtelstein, Highland Park, Tellef Lundevall, Highland Park,
        Kevin Berardini, Lake Forest);  17 Jul 2008, p. 140
     Girls hoops beat : Kessel's Heat 2nd at nationals, Hendrickson drawing attention (Dennis Kessel, Tiffany Hendrickson);  17 Jul 2008, p. 141
     Boys hoops beat : Mundelein's Blackowicz will play at ITT (Kevin Blackowicz);  31 Jul 2008, p. 130

     Boys hoops beat : Moe replaces Bowen at Grayslake Central (Brian Moe, Tim Bowen);  21 Aug 2008, p. 156

     Boys hoops : Bowen backers speak out (Tim Bowen, Grayslake Central High);  18 Sep 2008, p. 156

     Noteworthy (Brandon Paul, Warren, Alex Booker, Warren);  2 Oct 2008, p. 172
     High five (David Smith, Lake Forest Academy);  2 Oct 2008, p. 172
     Noteworthy (David Smith, Angus Brandt, Remy Ndiaye, Matt Vogrich, Lake Forest);  9 Oct 2008, p. 164
     Noteworthy : Boys hoops (Ben Brust, Mundelein, Michael Weinstein);  16 Oct 2008, p. 178
     When and where : Boys hoops;  16 Oct 0208, p. 178
     When and where : Dick Versace, Tavares Hardy, Josh Opeenheimer;  23 Oct 2008, p. 166

     Travel hoops : Kessel's Heat claims top honors in fall title game;  13 Nov 2008, p. 159
     Girls hoops forecast : Bauer heads up area's Fab Five (Lydia Bauer, Lake Zurich);  13 Nov 2008, p. 161
     Preseason honors : Lydia Bauer, Lake Zurich, Olivia Allen, Lake Zurich, Genny Arnold, Highland Park,
        Lauren Mead, Wauconda, Andi Potkonjak, Antioch, Molly Burke, Lake Forest, Lindsey Gofron, Antioch;  13 Nov 2008, p. 161
     Boys hoops forecast : Area has plenty of highly touted players;  20 Nov 2008, p. 154
     Preseason honors : Angus Brandt, Lake Forest, Mike Brumm, Grayslake North, Ben Brust, Mundelein,
        Brandon Paul, Warren, Matt Vogrich, Lake Forest, Newcomer of the year, Cameron White, Antioch,
        Rookie of the year, Ryan Sawvell, Mundelein;  20 Nov 2008, p. 154
     Next level (Andy Rochon);  27 Nov 2008, p. 122
     [no title] (Ronald Steward, Zion-Benton, Brandon Paul, Warren, Matt Vogrich, Lake Forest, Lenzelle Smith, Zion-Benton, photo);  27 Nov 2008,
        Basketball Preview p. 2
     Dynamic duo at guard will cuase problems for foes (Lake Forest Scouts);   27 Nov 2008, Basketball Preview p. 3
     Three-year push culminates this year for Bears (Lake Zurich);  27 Nov 2008, Basketball Preview p. 5
     Veteran coach is excited as new era begins (Pat Ambrose, Stevenson Patriots);  27 Nov 2008, Basketball Preview p. 5
     Club will have completely new look this season (Wauconda Bulldogs);  27 Nov 2008, Basketball Preview p. 6
     All signs suggest that this is a program on rise (Vernon Hills Cougars);  27 Nov 2008, Basketball Preview p. 6
     Letchford will be center of attention (Jeremy LEtchford, Libertyville Wildcats);  27 Nov 2008, Basketball Preview, p. 7
     What can they do for an encore? (Zion-Benton Zee-Bees);  27 Nov 2008, Basketball Preview, p. 8
     Plenty of talent available to fit around Paul (Brandon Paul, Warren Blue Devils);  27 Nov 2008, Basketball Preview, p. 10
     Waukegan set to unleash hungry Dogs (Waukegan Bulldogs);  27 Nov 2008, Basketball Preview, p. 12
     Warhawks hope to take another step forward (North Chicago Warhawks);  27 Nov 2008, Basketball Preview, p. 15
     New coach inherits strong squad (Brian Moe, Grayslake Central);  27 Nov 2008, Basketball Preview, p. 16
     Make no mistake - winning is habit-forming (Antioch Sequoits);  27 Nov 2008, Basketball Preview, p. 17
     New coach inherits talented squad (Bret Just, Deerfield Warriors);  27 Nov 2008, Basketball Preview, p. 18
     Panthers will play smart, with heart, and together (Round Lake Panthers);  27 Nov 2008, Basketball Preview, p. 19
     Eagles' Androus emerging as a triple-threat (John Androus, Lakes Eagles);  27 Nov 2008, Basketball Preview, p. 19
     Brust is leader of youth brigade (Ben Brust, Mundelein Mustangs);  27 Nov 2008, Basketball Preview, p. 20
     Everything's new, from coaching staff to players (Grant Bulldogs);  27 Nov 2008, Basketball Preview, p. 20
     These players are aware of what it takes to win (Highland Park Giants);  27 Nov 2008, Basketball Preview, p. 21
     Powerhouse has a distinct international flavor (Lake Forest Academy Caxys);  27 Nov 2008, Basketball Preview, p. 21
     In third year, program ready to take huge step forward (Grayslake North Knights);   27 Nov 2008, Basketball Preview, p. 22
     New coach believes corner is about to be turned (John Ryan, Carmel Corsairs);   27 Nov 2008, Basketball Preview, p. 22

     Noteworthy (Verne Reich, Highwood);  4 Dec 2008, p. 158
     When and where (John Karol, Mike Sledz, Grayslake Central);  4 Dec 2008, p. 158
     Tip of the cap : Brandon Paul, Warren;  11 Dec 2008, p. 160
     Girls hoops : Lake Zurich grabs top spot At the Turn;  25 Dec 2008, p. 122




  BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU (regular column)

     Handling complaints key to retaining customers;  3 Jan 2008, p. 111
     Internet job serach requires prudence;  24 Jan 2008, p. 13



  BICYCLES AND BIKING

     Biking for a healthier heart : Reporter takes the challenge (Ruth Solomon, bicycling);  10 Jan 2008, p. A9
     Cycling to work an addiction;  10 Jan 2008, p. A10
     Cyclist wows audience (Matt Wilhelm, Copeland Manor School, Libertyville IL);  24 Jan 2008, p. 111

     A foot of snow? No problem : Die-hard bicyclists pedal through wintry northern Illinois;  21 Feb 2008, p. A9

     Graduation gift is a cross-country trek (Andrea Clark, fundriaser for cancer research);  22 May 2008, p. 9

     500 miles across Iowa on a bike and a prayer : Resident treks across Corn State (Dan Nelson);  31 Jul 2008, p. 5

     Free wheeling along the Erie Canal : Glenview's Ron Ganim recounts his seven-day, 380-mile bike trip along
        the historic waterway in upstate New York;  18 Sep 2008, p. A1
     From Buffalo to Albany;  18 Sep 2008, p. A2
     Traveling light;  18 Sep 2008, p. A2

     Holy spokes (Steve Fluhr, M&M Cyclery, Paul Sagendorph, photo);  11 Dec 2008, p. 1
     Holy Spokes needs bikes to make kids' holiday dreams come true;  11 Dec 2008, p. 5
     Holy Spokes gets dozens of bikes;  18 Dec 2008, p. 6




  BIRDS (wild and domestic)

     Open wide (robin's nest, photo);  8 May 2008, p. 5

     Nests you might see in your own backyard;  11 Sep 2008, p. A9

     Rare parakeet finds way to Vernon Hills (Monk parakeet);  2 Oct 2008, p. 7
     Birds of a feather (Monk parakeets, photo);  9 Oct 2008,p. 140
 
     Invasion of the owls: Arctic residents seek food and refuge in Chiago and suburbs (Snowy Owls, <I>Bubo scandiaca</I>;  18 Dec 2008, p. A1
     About snowy owls (<I>Bubo scandiaca</I>);  18 Dec 2008, p. A12



  BLASER, RANDY (regular columnist)

     2008 a watershed year?;  3 Jan 2008, p. 13
     The coming shift;  14 Feb 2008, p. 12
     Latest fight in culture war;  13 Mar 2008, p. 11

     On the prowl;  17 Apr 2008, p. 20
     Could Godzilla be next in line?;  24 Apr 2008, p. 20

     Been down this road before;  1 May 2008, p. 14
     Modern mom sure keeps busy;  8 May 2008, p. 12

     To the graduates;  5 Jun 2008, p. 22
     A game of catch; 12 Jun 2008, p. 137
     Living near water;  19 Jun 2008, p. 14

     Have a great Independence Day;  3 Jul 2008, p. 11
     Another season wanes;  10 Jul 2008, p. 30
     Things that I forgot;  17 Jul 2008, p. 15
     A night with the author;  24 Jul 2008, p. 16

     Fading summer still calls;  14 Aug 2008, p. 19
     The going away to college ritual;  28 Aug 2008, p. 17

     I am ready for football;  4 Sep 2008, p. 17
     Here's me on the Eiffel Tower;  11 Sep 2008, p. 23
     Our own "Three-Day Blow";  18 Sep 2008, p. 15
     Talk about your jumbo loans;  25 Sep 2008, p. 17

     Bravo to the limo driver;  16 Oct 2008, p. 17
     Don't sit out election;  23 Oct 2008, p. 13
     Tuesday's big shift?;  30 Oct 2008, p. 19

     Honoring the veterans;  6 Nov 2008, p. 15
     The change we've sought;  13 Nov 2008, p. 19
     A road back for the GOP;  20 Nov 2008, p. 17
     Tough times for thanks;  27 Nov 2008, p. 13

     The tiny holiday light conspiracy;  11 Dec 2008, p. 15
     A shoe, 50 bucks for Red;  18 Dec 2008, p. 13




  BOATS AND BOATING

     Grayslake wants to float your (cardboard) boat (Thired annual Great Cardboard Boat Regatta);  31 Jul 2008, p. B2

     Captain Ken (Ken Kessler, Mundelein, photo);  4 Sep 2008, p. 1
     To some, the mayor of Mundelein is known as "Captain Ken" (Ken Kessler);  4 Sep 2008, p. 7
     Small craft sightings : Model boat aficionados set sail at the Chicago Botanic Garden;  4 Sep 2008, p. A1
     Sailing away (Jim Martin, San Diego, photo);  18 Sep 2008, p. 134

     Name in lights (Annie Haeger, Will Howard);  30 Oct 2008, p. 172




  BOOKS AND AUTHORS

     Book signing ("A Family Christmas" by Caroline Kennedy, Chicago Youth Centers, photo);  3 Jan 2008, p. D10
     Taste trust : Food history, menus, recipes from Les Dames d'Escoffier ("Chicago Cooks");  10 Jan 2008, p. 102
     Getting it write : Local authors saturate the market with new books;  24 Jan 2008, p. B3

     Daring duo : Hearty boys go from comfort food to retro in new cookbook (Dan Smith, Steve McDonagh, "Talk With Your Mouth Full": "The Hearty Boys Cookbook");  14 Feb 2008, p. 115
     New Trier alum Charla Krupp pens fashion book for baby boomers ("How Not to Look Old");  28 Feb 2008, p. D7

     Schools : Reading lists should not hide from controversy;  20 Mar 2008, p. 8
     Local grandmother writes for Chicken Soup (Arlene Uslander);  20 Mar 2008, p. A12
     Kids : If I were President ("Their Universe : The Way Children Feel" and "Children's Gems for the Heart"); 20 Mar 2008, p. A12
     Romancing the steer ("The Prairie Table Cookbook" by Bill Kurtis);  20 Mar 2008, p. 122

     Author has soft spot for spies, rock stars, piano ("A Hard Day's Death" by Raymond Benson);  3 Apr 2008, p. B1
     Illinois' laureate pushes poetry power (Kevin Stein);  10 Apr 2008, p. B4
     Angelina dances into Grayslake ("Angelina Ballerina" by Katharine Holabird);  17 Apr 2008, p. B3

     A search for self : A lost soul seeks solace after 9/11 in <U>Netherland</U> (by Joseph O'Neill);  12 Jun 2008, Time Out p. 54
     Is <U>Collapse</U> a choice? Book discussion will explore how societies fail or succeed 
        (<U>Collpase: How Societies Choose to Fail or Succeed</U> by Jared Diamond);  3 Jul 2008, p. B3
     Bodies in the 'burbs : Author reveals dark secrets of a fictional North Shore (<U>Every Secret Crime</U> by
        Doug Cummings);  10 Jul 2008, p. B3
     Don't burst Spiro's bubble! (<U>Lester Fizz, Bubble-Gum Artist</U> by Ruth Spiro);  14 Aug 2008, p. B11
     Celebrating a classic : New cookbook marks 40 years of the Parthenon Restaurant (<U>The Parthenon Cookbook</U>,
        Chicago IL);  14 Aug 2008, p. 137

     Making a dinner party : Lake Forest's Ragdale brings eight authors into local homes (Ragdale Foundation);  25 Sep 2008, p. A2
     How to enjoy your party (Ragdale Foundation);  25 Sep 2008, p. A2
     Fine dining for a cause (Ragdale Foundation);  25 Sep 2008, p. A11

     Meet the write people : North Shore group gives support to non-fiction wordsmiths (Midwest Writers Association);
        6 Nov 2008, p. A1
     Hold the ketchup! Chicago hot dogs get a book of their own (<U>Never Put Ketchup on a Hot Dog</U> by Bob Schwartz);  13 Nov 2008, p. B1
     A cookbook for "What America is today" (<U>All the Foods We Love</U> by Sheila Lukins;  13 Nov 2008, p. 142
     Midlife without a crisis : Wilmette native's book offers women advice on staying healthy (Robin Miller, <U>The Smart Woman's Guide to Midlife & Beyond</U>;
        20 Nov 2008, p. A7
     Good taste (<U>Taste: A Life in Wine</U> by Anthony Terlato, photo);  20 Nov 2008, p. 136

     X-mas or Christmas? Is the season about the decorations or the spirit? (<U>Whoever Stole Our X-mas Decorations May You Rot in H*</U>
        by Michael Wollner);  11 Dec 2008, p. B8
     Cookbooks of 2008: Top volumnes to use and peruse for recipes and techniques;  18 Dec 2008, p. 133
     Mundelein woman's book <U>Princess Emily</U> book [sic] to be published in January (<U>Princess Emily and the Secret Library</U> by Mary Balfanz);
        25 Dec 2008, p. 5
     Let there be delight : Outdoor holiday displays enchant North Shore towns (book <U>The Best Christmas Decorations in Chicagoland</U> by
        Mary Edsey);  25 Dec 2008, p. A2





  BOWEN PARK THEATRE COMPANY / BOWEN PARK OPERA (Waukegan, IL)

     Young audiences learn theater manners;  17 Jul 2008, p. B2



  BOWLING

     Antioch hosts mother-son bowling party (Antioch IL);  11 Sep 2008, p. B1
     Noteworthy (Bill Graham, Dave Scala);  30 Oct 2008, p. 172
     Next level (Jason Belmonte);  27 Nov 2008, p. 122




  BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICAN - BSA (organization, includes Cub Scouts)

     Derby mania (pinewood derby, photos);  14 Feb 2008, p. 19

     Local Scouts collect for food bank;  6 Mar 2008, p. 6
     Loading up (Tim Grote, Jack Kakenmaster, Tim Robbins, Troop 194, food-drive, photo);  13 Mar 2008, p. 95

     Scout seeks help from community : Clearing area behind school for Eagle project (Christopher Collins, Mundelein Troop 388, Fremont School District 79);  22 May 2008, p. 16

     Scout's project preserves natural space for future : Clears "Back 40" at Fremont Elementary (Christopher Collins);  12 Jun 2008, p. 5

     Rocket men (Cub Scout Pack 271, photos);  3 Jul 2008, p. 117

     Cleaning up (Lake Forest Troop 46, photo);  16 Oct 2008, p. 22




  BRISTOL RENAISSANCE FAIRE (Bristol WI)

     All's faire in Bristol : Mother, daughter share impressions fo Renaissance romp;  17 Jul 2008, p. B11



  BROOKFIELD ZOO

     Whirl raises $1.42 million for zoo;  12 Jun 2008, p. D5



  BUSINESS
     see also specific industries/types of businesses, e.g. 
     HOSPITALS, CLINICS, ETC.; REAL ESTATE, etc. 

     Women in business : A woman on a mission (Hedy Ratner, Women's Business Development Center);  24 Apr 2008, p. B19

     Taxi driver to pizza man hit by fuel costs;  7 Aug 2008, p. 20
     Recession benefits handyman agencies;  28 Aug 2008, p. A12
     How about a handygal?;  28 Aug 2008, p. A12
     Support grows for Brain Tumor Institute (Northwestern Memorial Hospital);  28 Aug 2008, p. D8
     Welcome! from WBDC co-presidents (Women's Business Development Center, S. Carol Dougal, Hedy Ratner);  28 Aug 2008, 
        Women in Business p. 2
     Fashion designer Eileen Fisher sews up keynote address (Entrepreneuril Woman's Conference);  28 Aug 2008, 
        Women in Business p. 3
     Women's Forum luncheon speakers (Entrepreneurial Woman's Conference);  28 Aug 2008, Women in Business p. 3
     Latina media dynamo Nely Galan to speak at conference (Entrepreneurial Woman's Conference);  28 Aug 2008, Women in Business p. 3
     2008 Women's Business and Buyers Mart;  28 Aug 208, Women in Business p. 4
     22nd annual Hall of Fame awards luncheon (Women's Business Development Center);  28 Aug 2008, Women in Business p. 6



  
  BUSINESSES - ANTIOCH (IL)

     Port of Blarney is gageway to island and good food;  24 Jul 2008, p. B4



  BUSINESSES  - ARLINGTON HEIGHTS (IL)

     Whenever it storms, store owner sleeps with the fishes : Power-dependent businesses take extra precautions (Chris Beal, Marine Connection);  31 Jul 2008, p. 9




  BUSINESSES - BANNOCKBURN (IL)
 
     Spa time at midtown (The Spa at Midtown Athletic Club, photo);  29 May 2008, p. D9





  BUSINESSES - BARRINGTON (IL)

     The Ghost decorator (Gail Kueker, Finishing Touches Studio);  23 Apr 2008, New Homes p. 8
     Entertaining secrets : Barrington hostess shares her expertiseon new Web site (MemorableEntertaining.com);  4 Sep 2008, p. A2



  BUSINESSES - DEERFIELD (IL)

     Award winner (HFD Architects, photo);  7 Aug 2008, p. A5



  BUSINESSES - EVANSTON (IL)

     Let them eat cake...or cookies or breat made without gluten (celiac disease, Rose's Wheat Free Bakery and Cafe, Evanston IL);  4 Sep 2008, p. A7  




  BUSINESSES - FOX LAKE (IL)

     Great lake views, great Mexican food (El Puerto Mexican;  24 Apr 2008, p. B4

     Lake views and good Mexican food at El Puerto;  26 Jun 2008, p. B4



  BUSINESSES - GRAYSLAKE (IL)

     Classic fun food is something to bark about (Dos N Suds Drive-in, Grayslake IL);  17 Apr 2008, p. B4
     Cafe with a concept : Prairie Croissant fits well with Prairie Crossing philosophy;  21 Aug 2008, p. B4



  BUSINESSES - GREEN OAKS (IL)

     Orchard to re-open in Green Oaks (Heinz Orchard);  11 Sep 2008, p. 18




  BUSINESSES - GURNEE (IL)

     "Cove" brings Keys to Lake County (KeyLime Cove Water Resort);  6 Mar 2008, p. 126
     Six Flags eagerly anticipates unveiling of "Dark Knight" (Six Flags Great America, Gurnee IL, "Dark Knight" Batman ride);  24 Apr 2008, p. 7

     Bat coaster (Dark Knight roller-coaster, Six Flags Great America, photo);  22 May 2008, p. 137

     Six Flags Great America offers reduced prices online;  31 Jul 2008, p. B3

     At Six Flags Great America (Savvay and Mandy, photo);  14 Aug 2008, p. B9
     The HoneyBaked Ham Co & Cafe of Gurnee Lake County's original HoneyBaked Ham store;  14 Aug 2008, Lake County Business p. 6
     Gurnee Funeral Home gives family, friends restful place to honor loved ones (Salata Funeral Home);
        14 Aug 2008, Lake County Business p. 6
     Dr. Bard has comfortable, early approach to orthodontics;  14 Aug 2008, Lake County Business p. 7
     Commercial, residential glass, glazing company serves northern Illinois, southern Wisconsin 
         (Waukegan-Gurnee Glass Company);  14 Aug 2008, Lake County Business p. 9

     Cure for Kids (Six Flags Great America hosts Cure Kids Cancer benefit);  4 Sep 2008, p. 16
     Taste of Sicily : Little bake shop in Gurnee holds deliciouis treasures (Tina's Italian Bake Shop);  11 Sep 2008, p. B4
     Skate free Sunday as Rink Side celebrates its 10th anniversary (Rink Side Family Entertainment Center);  18 Sep 2008, p. B2

     "Monster" party at Rink Side (Rink Side Family Entertainment Center, Gurnee IL);  23 Oct 2008, p. B10

     Toucan evokes the tropics (The Crazy Toucan Margarita Grille);  27 Nov 2008, p. B11

     In the spotlight : BatSpeed hopes to put players on fast track, love of game spurs owner to open facility (Scott Czerniejewski, BatSpeed Academy);  4 Dec 2008, p. 152






  BUSINESSES - HIGHLAND PARK (IL)

     A global variety of fresh-made foods : New eatery in Highland Park (City Park Grill);  7 Feb 2008, p. B4
     Boutique marks 15th anniversary (Enaz Boutique);  17 Apr 2008, p. D8
     The family cookie : Mom's recipe, daughter's know-how build a thriving business (Maria Templer, Rachael Halstuk, Marla's Mandels);  4 Dec 2008, p. 140



  BUSINESSES - HIGHWOOD (IL)

     Tablehopping : New eatery aims at comfort, elegance (Sopa);  10 Jan 2008, p. B4
     Bar food with an Irish brogue comes to Highwood (Bridie McKenna's);  13 Mar 2008, p. B4



  BUSINESSES - ILLINOIS

     Seminar focuses on retirement planning (Consumers Credit Union);  7 Feb 2008, p. 5
     Condell keeps Blue Cross out of talks (possible merger with Advocate Health Care);  7 Feb 2008, p. 10
     MeTreats emphasize balance, down time (Jolene Moore, race walking, motivational speaker);  7 Feb 2008, p. A3

     Sun-Times hires new vice president (Barbara Swanson);  13 Mar 2008, p. 101

  
     IPA, IHSA settle use of photos dispute (Illinois Press Association, Illinois High School Association);  10 Apr 2008, p. 109
     Sun-Times New Group honored by county chamber (Lake County Chamber of Commerce);  10 Apr 2008, p. 110
     Wood-Mode custom cabinetry dealer, Spaces and Views, grennifys kitchens (several locations);  9 Apr 2008, New Homes p. 5
     Spring 2008 business and service directory;  17 Apr 2008, special supplement

     Home Depot stores help overhaul new group home (Clearbrook, Hope Foundation, Arlington Heights IL);  1 May 2008, p. 16
     Condell, Advocate ink merger : Could resolve standoff with Blue Cross/Blue Shield;  22 May 2008, p. 5
     Advocate will not build Round Lake hospital site;  29 May 2008, p. 10
     Lincoln Way Central High School and Currie Motors team up for safe prom (Frankfort IL);  29 May 2008, p. AM2

     Market Day (Randolph Street market festival, Chicago IL);  12 Jun 2008, Time Out p. 55

     Megabus, minibucks : Road to savings begins with bus company that wings it;  3 Jul 2008, Travel p. 1
     Advocate's purchase of Condell receives no public opposition;  17 Jul 2008, p. 8
     Blue Cross access aids Advocate's case;  17 Jul 2008, p. 8
     Committed to working with community : Auto dealership's role has ties to Mundelein (Chicago Auto Trade Dealers Association);
        17 Jul 2008, p. 16
     ComEd earns passing grade on system reliability : But problem pockets exist for some customers;  24 Jul 2008, p. 21
     Many customers learn lesson, invest in backup generators (Eommonwealth Edison);  24 Jul 2008, p. 21
     Sperling, Walker receive major promotions within Sun-Times News Group (Michael Sperling, Rita Walker);
        23 Jul 2008, New Homes p. 3
     New division to help navigate changing housing market (Lakewood Real Estate Solutions);  23 Jul 2008, New Homes p. 5
     Each year ComEd must fix "worst 1%" of circuits : Repeat problmes not supposed to happen;  31 Jul 2008, .p 9

     Gridlock costs Chicago area $7.3 billion, report states;  7 Aug 2008, p. 21
     Latest hurdle cleared in buyout for Condell (Advocate Health Care merger);  14 Aug 2008, p. 7
     Merchandise Mart Properties, Inc. and Elle Decor;  14 Aug 2008, p. A2
     Celebrating a classic : New cookbook marks 40 years of the Parthenon Restaurant (<U>The Parthenon Cookbook</U>,
        Chicago IL);  14 Aug 2008, p. 137
     Local interest in banking (NorthSide Community Bank);  14 Aug 2008, Lake County Business p. 3
     Two local women make finals in salon's modeling contest (Ursula Dabrowska, Noelie Lynch, Mario Tricoci Hari Salons and Day Spas);  21 Aug 2008, p. 12
     Local interest in banking (NorthSide Community Bank);  21 Aug 2008, p. 17

     A model of excellence : Mundelein woman wins Mario Tricoci contest (Mpe;;e :umcj. <arop Trocpco Hair Salons and Day Spas);  16 Oct 2008, p. 5
     Guin nabs top honor from firm (Joseph Guin, Northwestern Mutual);  23 Oct 2008, p. 14

     Fletcher Jones dealership sponsors holiday food drive (Chicago, Greater Chicago Food Depository);  25 Dec 2008, p. AM6




  BUSINESSES - LAKE BLUFF (IL)

     Mariani Landscape honored for its lawn design;  4 Jun 2008, New Homes p. 2

     Interpreting absinthe : Lake Bluff micro-distillery recreates legendary liqueur (North Shore Distillery);  21 Aug 2008, p. A1
     Mobile detailer drives home customer service (North Shore Elite Detailing);  28 Aug 2008, p. 138




  BUSINESSES - LAKE FOREST (IL)
  
     Slammers figures to be a grand facility for area baseball players (Full Package Athletics Inc.,
        Lake Forest IL);  10 Jan 2008, p. 121


  
  BUSINESSES - LAKE VILLA (IL)

     Tablehopping : Polish cuisine on the edge of Deep Lake, warm destination on a winter night (Reflections Restaurant and Lounge):   3 Jan 2008, p. B8



  
  BUSINESSES - LIBERTYVILLE (IL)
  
     Boutique makes donation to Condell (Yaya's Boutique);  3 Jan 2008, p. 112
     Epic/Savage Realty completes sale;  3 Jan 2008, p. 112
     Tablehopping : Indulge in foods of sunny Sicily (Ristorante Bottaio);  24 Jan 2008, p. B4

     Mickey Finn's Brewery is Irish all year long;  27 Mar 2008, p. B4
     Striking a chord (Adam Bowser, <I>Guitar Hero</I> contest, photo);  24 Apr 2008, p. 127

     No. 51 makes a viist (Dick Butkus, Cigars & More, Libertyville IL, photos);  1 May 2008, p. 101
     Condell, Advocate ink merger : Could resolve standoff with Blue Cross/Blue Shield;  22 May 2008, p. 5
     Home style cooking at Lambs Farm's Country Inn;  22 May 2008, p. B4

     The winner is...Mickey Finn's, Libertyville (north suburban best hamburger challenge);  3 Jul 2008, p. A1
     Liberty is here to stay : Family offers Greek hospitality and cuisine from around the world (Liberty Restaurant);  17 Jul 2008, p. B4

     Children's book store gets a new chapter with new owners (Crocodile Pie);  7 Aug 2008, p. 10
     Great food, personal service are hallmarks of Lino's (Lino's Ristorante);  7 Aug 2008, p. B4
     Konsler, Ltd. provides quality window, door installation;  14 Aug 2008, Lake County Business p. 5
     Dr. Remensnyder discusses baby boomers, hearing loss (Dr. Linda Remensnyder, Hearing Associates);  14 Aug 2008, Lake County Business p. 10

     Dancenter North begins its 20th years performing "Nutcracker";  11 Sep 2008, p. 146
     Dancers twirl toward their dreams : Casting sessions continue for "The Nutcracker" (Dancenter North,
        Libertyville IL);  18 Sep 2008, p. 17
     Forever Tango ("Forever Tango", College of Lake County, photo);  18 Sep 2008, p. B9
     Plato's Closet to hold special event;  25 Sep 2008, p. 10
     Quick, easy dinners to make and take home (Dinner by Design);  25 Sep 2008, p. B6

     Juice up for good health : Murphy's Health Foods and Juice Bar;  30 Oct 2008, p. B5

     New Libertyville business looks to help athletes reach their goals (Athlete Unlimited);  13 Nov 2008, p. 10

     Jacobson takes a swing at China golf market (Rick Jacobson, Jacobson Golf Course Design);  4 Dec 2008, p. 13
     Dancenter North presents its 20th annual "Nutcracer" (Dancenter North);  4 Dec 2008, p. B1
     Bears' Graham signs autographs at grand opening (Corey Graham, Athletic Republic, Libertyville IL);  18 Dec 2008, p. 7
     Fights prompt suspension of Grill on 21 liquor license;  18 Dec 2008, p. 134





  BUSINESSES - LINCOLNSHIRE (IL)

     New steakhouse fits the bill to budgets (Sullivan's Steakhouse);  11 Dec 2008, p. B16



  BUSINESSES - LONG GROVE (IL)

     The artistic Gardener;  14 Aug 2008, p. A2
     Mangels of Long Grove;  14 Aug 2008, p. A2



  BUSINESSES - METTAWA (IL)

     Costco supporter cites advantages for Mettawa;  2 Oct 2008, p. 14
     Village Board reserves ballroom for Costco meeting on Oct. 14, tiny Mettawa aims to build big-box store;
        9 Oct 2008, p. 7

     Vote on proposed Costco in Mettawa could come Tuesday;  13 Nov 2008, p. 14
     Costco is coming to Mettawa : Board votes 5-2 to sell land;  20 Nov 2008, p. 7
     Costco to provice a big boost to Mettawa revenue;  27 Nov 2008, p. 5



  BUSINESSES - MUNDELEIN (IL)

     Gotcha (Gloriana Bork, K-9 Playtime, photo);  10 Jan 2008, p. 5
     All dressed up (New Year's party, K-0 Playtime, photos);  10 Jan 2008, p. 21
     Mundelein delays decision on whether to penalize Marathon station owners : Mayor dislikes open
        negotiations during meeting;  17 Jan 2008, p. 21
     Decision on gas station's fate moved to next meeting (Marathon station);  31 Jan 2008, p. 116

     Marathon station receives 1-week suspension : Pays $3,000 fine for employee problems (sexual harrasement of customers);
        28 Feb 2008, p. 12

     Table hopping : International tastes athe Alef Deli in Mundelein (Alef Sausaga and Deli);  6 Mar 2008, p. B4
     Village watches ownership change : May impact single waste hauler consideration (Mundelein Disposal);  13 Mar 2008, p. 5
     Restaurant named for iconic mountain (Ararat International Shish Kabob House);  20 Mar 2008, p. B4
     Mundelein bar's fate postponed : Liquor license hearing moved to late April (Fuel Bar and Grill);  27 Mar 2008, p. 5
     New Grainger facility opens;  27 Mar 2008, p. 14
     Man pleads guilty to bathroom videotaping (Julio Gomez-Valerio, Shell Gas Station);  27 Mar 2008, p. 21

     Hmmm, donuts : Not anymore, Krispy Kreme closes local shop;  17 Apr 2008, p. 5
     Car buffs will enjoy grand opening of Roadster Shop;  24 Apr 2008, p. 9

     Out of fuel : Bar surrenders liquor license, closes doors (Fuel Bar and Grill);  1 May 2008, p. 5
     Baseball facility sets summer opening (Joy of the Game Baseball and Softball Aademy);  8 May 2008, p. 5
     Lube-A-Thon benefits Cancer Society (Mundelein Express Care Quick Lube, American Cancer Society);  15 May 2008, p. 6
     Liquor Commission imposes warning over fine to Wingstop : Employee's learning disability impacts case;  15 May 2008, p. 10

     Forest Plaza underway in Diamond Lake area;  12 Jun 2008, p. 14
     Maggie Moo's ice cream - just in time for summer (Maggie Moo's, Mundelein IL);  12 Jun 2008, p. B4
     Credit Union undergoes reconstruction (Consumers Credit Union);  26 Jun 2008, p. 17

     Fuel Bar employees plead guilty to drug charges (Fuel Bar & Grill, Dana Dove, Thomas Korshak, Justin Denton);  3 Jul 2008, p. 16
     PGA instructor slates clinic at Pine Meadow (Pine Meadow Golf Course);  10 Jul 2008, p. 18
     Village mulls retail shops on Route 60;  17 Jul 2008, p. 5

     Celina's Fruitilandia;  14 Aug 2008, p. B4

     Mundelein's Journey's End goes the way of all good things (Journey's End Restaurant);  18 Sep 2008, p. 5
     Mundelein Equestrian Center rides off to Wauconda (Fallen Oaks Equestrian Center);  18 Sep 2008, p. 12
     Karma is good with Pan-Asian cuisine (Karma Asian Food and Fine Wine);  18 Sep 2008, p. B4

     Selling scarves is a hit for Mundelein women (Claudia Winter, Laura Vogt);  16 Oct 2008, p. 6
     Mundelein takes home Governor's Cup (Mundelein After School Coalition);  23 Oct 2008, p. 6

     Caboose makes most of location (restaurant);  6 Nov 2008, p. B17

     Sunrise Fresh Market plans $250,000 expansion;  4 Dec 2008, p. 7
     Holy spokes (Steve Fluhr, M&M Cyclery, Paul Sagendorph, photo);  11 Dec 2008, p. 1
     Holy Spokes needs bikes to make kids' holiday dreams come true;  11 Dec 2008, p. 5


     

  BUSINESSES - NORTHBROOK (IL)

     Local landscape firms win awards (Moore Landscapes Inc.);  7 Feb 2008, p. A9
     Sparkling party (Shelle Jewelers Inc.);  27 Mar 2008, p. D12



  BUSINESSES - SCHAUMBURG (IL)

     Table for three : Entourage;  12 Jun 2008, Time Out p. 27
     Saffron morphs into fusion fare (Saffron Indian Restaurant);  12 Jun 2008, Time Out p. 31




  BUSINESSES - SKOKIE (IL)

     Curragh, take two : Schaumburg's beloved watering hole reopens in Skokie (Curragh Irish Pub);  12 Jun 2008, Time Out p. 14




  BUSINESSES - THIRD LAKE (IL)

     Fresh fish makes a big splash in Third Lake (Yuri of Japan, Third Lake IL);  28 Feb 2008, p. B5




  BUSINESSES - VERNON HILLS (IL)

     Slow cooking, fast service : Chipotle's casual is quick and healthy (Chipotle Mexican Grill);  31 Jan 2008, p. B7

     Local landscape firms win awards (James Martin Associates Inc.);  7 Feb 2008, p. A9

     Restaurant reopens after fire, house stays vacant (Best Hunan Restaurant);  3 Apr 2008, p. 5

     We all scream (Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream, photos);  1 May 2008, p. 102
     Queue up for Dave's famous Bar-B-Que;  8 May 2008, p. B4
     Fire abated (Rudy Tuesdays, photo);  8 May 2008, p. 105
     Fine French, Japanese dishes side-by-side (Irae 60);  29 May 2008, p. B4

     Wal-Mart grows quiet about supercenter : Vernon Hills hopes Milwaukee Avenue site is history;  19 Jun 2008, p. 8

     A taste of Thailand : Variety mingles with special spices for unusual fare (Green Basil Thai Restarant and Bar);  3 Jul 2008, p. B4
     Major commercial developments hit in late '80s;  10 Jul 2008, p. 7
     Libertyville rejects mall and Cuneo estate : Shapes Vernon Hills' destiny;  10 Jul 2008, p. 9
     Developer pros to assist Vernon Hills : Help attract new businesses;  17 Jul 2008, p. 17
     Good taste in Vernon Hills : Top restaurants take part in golden anniversary celebration;  31 Jul 2008, p. B4

     Bo-Bo's Vernon Hills is simply the best;  14 Aug 2008, Lake County Business p. 7
     Fireplaces Plus goes extra mile for customers;  14 Aug 2008, Lake County Business p. 8

     Food is still all in the family at Philly G's;  2 Oct 2008, p. B4
     Portillo's restaurant ready to expand : Plans to seat more than 400 people;  2 Oct 2008, p. 157
 
     Companies help civilians, soldiers commuticate (Windy City Novelties, Overture Premiums and Promotions);  13 Nov 2008, p. 14





  BUSINESSES - WAUCONDA (IL)


     Mundelein Equestrian Center rides off to Wauconda (Fallen Oaks Equestrian Center);  18 Sep 2008, p. 12




  BUSINESSES - WAUKEGAN (IL)

     Flaunt your pride with flags from Kosco Flags and Flagpoles;  14 Aug 2008, Lake County Business p. 8
     Take wing with savory sauce (Gators Wing Shack);  9 Oct 2008, p. B18



  BUSINESSES - WINNETKA (IL)

     Two fashion finds in Winnetka right now (Frances Heffernan's, Neapolitan);  6 Mar 2008, p.l D7



  BUSINESSES - WISCONSIN

     For unique antiques, step away from the computer;  12 Jun 2008, Walworth p. 6

     Iron Horse Hotel caters to bikers (Milwaukee WI);  3 Jul 2008, Travel p. 4




  BUTTERFLIES

     Butterflies will sniff out flowery garden treats;  10 Jul 2008, p. A2




  CAMPS AND CAMPING

     Bumps, bruises and bug bites, oh my!;  17 Jan 2008, Camp Guide p. 1
     Camp listings;  17 Jan 2008, Camp Guide p. 1
     What the camp needs to know;  17 Jan 2008, Camp Guide p. 5
     From tot to teen;  24 Jan 2008, p. B17
     Camp listings;  24 Jan 2008, p. B17
     Sink or swim;  24 Jan 2008, p. B20


     The early bird catches the camp : Experts advise that early preparation sets campers up for a better experience;
        7 Feb 2008, Camp Guide p. 1
     Camp listings;  7 Feb 2008, Camp Guide p. 1
     Clothes encounter;  7 Feb 2008, Camp Guide p. 8

     Camp listings;  10 Apr 2008, B9
     Pack it in (packing for summer camp);  10 Apr 2008, p. B9
     Summer camps for success;  10 Apr 2008, p. B11

     Kids at camp? Don't fret if you miss them;  7 Aug 2008, p. A9

     Camp helps kids cope with diabetes (Buehler YMCA, Palatine IL);  4 Sep 2008, p. A11

     Fall into summer camp planning;  9 Oct 2008, p. B23
     Camp listings;  9 Oct 2008, p. B23






  CAMPUS (regular column - note: this column lists local people's activiites in colleges and universities. 
      Instead of subject headings, this part of the index will list people alphabetically)
     

       Adachi, Kristen;  17 Jul 2008, p. 23
       Adelman, Jeremy;  17 Jul 2008, p. 23
       Azriel, Anne;  17 Jul 2008, p. 23

       Bain, Allyson;  13 Nov 2008, p. 28
       Bakshis, Erin;  22 May 2008, p. 23
       Balke, John;  25 Sep 2008, p. 31
       Banduch, Kaitlin;  17 Jul 2008, p. 23
       Beyer, Jessica;  14 Aug 2008, p. 149
       Blair, Ashton;  31 Jan 2008, p. 119
       Bookie, Margaret;  22 May 2008, p. 23;  18 Sep 2008, p. 30
       Bosco, Courtney;  18 Sep 2008, p. 31
       Bowling, Peter;  17 Jul 2008, p. 23
       Boyce, Hannah;  17 Jul 2008, p. 23
       Brighton, Heather;  18 Sep 2008, p. 31
       Brioni, Florencia;  17 Jul 2008, p. 23
       Brooks, Sarah;  22 May 2008, p. 23
       Brozek, Halina;  18 Sep 2008, p. 31
       Brown, Benjamin;  11 Dec 2008, p. 30
       Bryant, Amber;  11 Dec 2008, p. 30
       Bryant, Lauren;  25 Sep 2008, p. 31

       Callan, Heather;  10 Jan 2008, p. 23
       Campbell, Charles;  17 Jul 2008, p. 23
       Carlson, Jennifer;  10 Jan 2008, p. 23
       Choi, Steven;  26 Jun 2008, p. 25
       Chronos, Lydia;  17 Jul 2008, p. 23
       Chrysler, Brian;  26 Jun 2008, p. 25
       Cobb, Ashley;  26 Jun 2008, p. 25
       Cole, Emily;  11 Dec 2008, p. 30
       Conlon, Sean;  17 Apr 2008, p. 16
       Corcoran, Jennifer;  17 Jul 2008, p. 23
       Craig, Caitlin;  17 Jul 2008, p. 23
       Craver, Laura Beth;  17 Jul 2008, p. 23

       DeRosier, Kristen;  17 Jul 2008, p. 23

       Edmark, Kara;  26 Jun 2008, p. 25
       Eich, Randee;  26 Jun 2008, p. 25
       Ellwing, Cassandra;  22 May 2008, p. 23
       Emanuel, Maris;  13 Nov 2008, p. 28
       Everding, Andrew;  26 Jun 2008, p. 25

       Fernandez, Joycelene;  17 Apr 2008, p. 16;  26 Jun 2008, p. 25
       Fletcher, Elise;  17 Jul 2008, p. 23
       Follweiler, Melody;  31 Jan 2008, p. 119
       Fredbeck, Jon;  17 Jul 2008, p. 23
       Funk, Colin;  26 Jun 2008, p. 25

       Gandhi, Anjalika;  26 Jun 2008, p. 25
       Garza, Alison;  17 Apr 2008, p. 16
       Gilmore, Gordon;  1 May 2008, p. 8;  22 May 2008, p. 23
       Goldberg, Matt;  26 Jun 2008, p. 25
       Gore, Patrick;  18 Sep 2008, p. 30
       Gray, Heather;  17 Jul 2008, p. 23
       Gray, Kimberly;  17 Jul 2008, p. 23

       Hanson, Kimberly;  17 Jul 2008, p. 23
       Heatherly, Meghan Maureen;  17 Apr 2008, p. 16
       Hein, Jonathan;  17 Jul 2008, p. 23
       Henderson, Amariah;  22 May 2008, p. 23
       Heskel, Jessica;  17 Jul 2008, p. 23
       Hicks, Matthew;  26 Jun 2008, p. 26
       Hildebrandt, Erin;  26 Jun 2008, p. 25
       Hock, Lauren;  22 May 2008, p. 23;  14 Aug 2008, p. 149
       Honda, Craig;  22 May 2008, p. 23
       Hoyle, Dennis;  11 Dec 2008, p. 30
       Hruska, David;  26 Jun 2008, p. 25

       Irvin, Michael;  11 Dec 2008, p. 30

       Jain, Ankit;  26 Jun 2008, p. 25
       Jonko, Natalie;  17 Jul 2008, p. 23

       Kaefer, Michelle;  17 Jul 2008, p. 23
       Kastens, James Mathew;  17 Apr 2008, p. 16
       Kempf, Scott;  10 Jan 2008, p. 23
       Kim, Sanday;  22 May 2008, p. 23
       Kim, Sandy;  11 Dec 2008, p. 30
       Kowalik, Jacqueline;  17 Jul 2008, p. 23
       Kreitman, Nicholas;   26 Jun 2008, p. 26
       Kroening, Rachael;  17 Jul 2008, p. 23
       Kuhn, Lauren;  17 Jul 2008, p. 23

       Lampi, Michelle;  18 Sep 2008, p. 30
       Laughlin, Derk Graham;  10 Jan 2008, p. 23
       Leach, Kaitlin;  17 Jul 2008, p. 23
       Leav, Jennifer;  18 Sep 2008, p. 31
       Legloanec, Marnie;  18 Sep 2008, p. 31
       Liberacki, Cara;  17 Jul 2008, p. 23
       Lieb, Sarah;  17 Jul 2008, p. 23
       Loegel, Ryan (may be misprint for Koegel);  10 Jan 2008, p. 23
       Lubicky, Anne;  17 Jul 2008, p. 23

       Malecha, Camille;  17 Jul 2008, p. 23
       Maluga, Thomas;  26 Jun 2008, p. 25
       Markgraf, Matt;  26 Jun 2008, p. 26
       Martinez, Raquel;  17 Jul 2008, p. 23
       Mauer, Max;  17 Jul 2008, p. 23
       McFall, Kelly;  1 May 2008, p. 8
       McGovern, Danielle;  17 Apr 2008, p. 16
       Mecher, Natalie;  14 Aug 2008, p. 149
       Meyer, Leah;  17 Apr 2008, p. 16
       Meyer, Travis;  13 Nov 2008, p. 28
       Montgomery, Corinne Elyce;  17 Apr 2008, p. 16
       Morris, Brett;  17 Apr 2008, p. 16
       Murphy, Eric;  17 Jul 2008, p. 23

       Nardini, Laura;  17 Jul 2008, p. 23
       Natsch, Caitlin;  17 Apr 2008, p. 16
       Nemeth, Jacqueline;  17 Jul 2008, p. 23
       Nevler, Sabrina;  18 Sep 2008, p. 30
       Nichols, Sarah;  17 Jul 2008, p. 23

       Oriz, Maripili;  17 Jul 2008, p. 23

       Padaoan, Justin;  26 Jun 2008, p. 25
       Palk, Eunice;  17 Apr 2008, p. 16
       Pedersen, Stephen;  26 Jun 2008, p. 26
       Petersen, Max;  10 Jan 2008, p. 23;  17 Jul 2008, p. 23
       Phillips, Alison;  26 Jun 2008, p. 25;  17 Jul 2008, p. 23
       Pinter, Dylana;  26 Jun 2008, p. 26;  14 Aug 2008, p. 149
   
       Rhodes, Jessica;  17 Jul 2008, p. 23
       Ricci, Ryan;  17 Jul 2008, p. 23
       Rolfsen, Bryan;  26 Jun 2008, p. 25
       Rotert, Allen;  18 Sep 2008, p. 31
       Rowland, Katherine;  17 Jul 2008, p. 23

       Savatic, Marko;  22 May 2008, p. 23
       Schuler, Andrew;  17 Jul 2008, p. 23
       Semmelman, Laura;  17 Jul 2008, p. 23
       Shadnia, Sarah;  17 Jul 2008, p. 23
       Shepard, Amanda;  26 Jun 2008, p. 25
       Slattery, Kathleen;  1 May 2008, p. 8
       Smith, Frances;  17 Jul 2008, p. 23
       Snow, Ann;  26 Jun 2008, p. 26;  14 Aug 2008, p. 149
       Snow, Annie;  31 Jan 2008, p. 119
       Soenksen, Dianna;  17 Jul 2008, p. 23
       Splinter, Casey;  13 Nov 2008, p. 28
       Steffens, Brendan;  17 Jul 2008, p. 23
       Strus, Laura;  18 Sep 2008, p. 30
       Sullivan, Breehan;  17 Jul 2008, p. 23
       Szuic, Nicole;  17 Jul 2008, p. 23

       Tamasauskas, Andrew;  31 Jan 2008, p. 119
       Taylor, Diana;  14 Aug 2008, p. 149
       Telling, Ashley;  26 Jun 2008, p. 25
       Timmerman, Megan;  17 Jul 2008, p. 23
       Turner, Cameron;  26 Jun 2008, p. 26

       Ulanday, Jonathan Michael;  17 Apr 2008, p. 16

       Vagary, Chelsea;  17 Apr 2008, p. 16
       VanBeek, Allison;  17 Apr 2008, p. 16
       Vandrevala, Malcolm;  17 Jul 2008, p. 23
       Vazquez, Juan;  26 Jun 2008, p. 25
       Victor, Danna;  1 May 2008, p. 8
       Voorhees, Matthew;  18 Sep 2008, p. 31

       Wallace, Jerome;  26 Jun 2008, p. 25
       Wang, Mary Tian;  26 Jun 2008, p. 25
       Wender, Kevin;  10 Jan 2008, p. 23
       Weyers, Brianne;  17 Jul 2008, p. 23
       Wunderlich, David;  17 Jul 2008, p. 23

       Yordy, Zach;  10 Jan 2008, p. 23

       Zhang, Jing Zhi;  26 Jun 2008, p. 25





  CANCER

     Close shave (Amanda Parola, Jim Drier, fundraiser, photo);  20 Mar 2008, p. 19

     Celebrate life (LIFE - Living In the Future, benefit, photo);  10 Apr 2008, p. D6
     Newlyweds battle wife's cancer together (Megan Hutchinsen, Matt Krings);  17 Apr 2008, p. A9
     Team in training;  17 Apr 2008, p. A11

     Vernon Hills walk assists education on brain tumors;  1 May 2008, p. 12
     Graduation gift is a cross-country trek (Andrea Clark, bicycle riding fundriaser for cancer research);  22 May 2008, p. 9

     Personal experiences shape Relay for Life : Event runs this weekend at MHS (Jenny Gapinski);  5 Jun 2008, p. 5
     Bad weather cancels Relay for Life : Will stage smaller follow-up June 20;  12 Jun 2008, p. 5
     Relay for Life returns to MHS;  19 Jun 2008, p. 5
     Spots to watch (skin cancers); 19 Jun 2008, p. A7
     In remembrance (Kristin Vallaly, Relay for Life, luminaria, photo);  26 Jun 2008, p. 5
     Relay gains closure (Paige Hogberg, lumaria decoration, Relay for Life, photo);  26 Jun 2008, p. 7
     Kids Fight Cancer (benefit concert, photo);  26 Jun 2008, p. D10

     Cancer risk increases with adult weight gain;  24 Jul 2008, p. A10

     Family plans ice show in fight against pancreatic cancer (Lustgarten Foundation for Pancreatic Cancer);  21 Aug 2008, p. 8

     Cure for Kids (Six Flags Great America hosts Cure Kids Cancer benefit);  4 Sep 2008, p. 16

     Cancer Survivor Beauty and Support Day began on a treadmill;  27 Nov 2008, p. D8




  CANOES AND CANOEING

     no title (canoes, Northfield IL, photo);  10 Jan 2008, p. 7
     Up the river with a paddle;  15 May 2008, p. 18
     Des Plaines canoe launches;  15 May 2008 p. 18

     Happy canoe year;  25 Dec 2008, p. A1
     North branch canoe trip;  25 Dec 2008, p. A1
     Learn about safety, paddling activities;  25 Dec 2008, p. A8

  


  CARMEL CATHOLIC H.S. (regular column)

     Political choices built on substance;  7 Feb 2008, p. 17
     Carmel makes a splash to aid poverty fight;  27 Mar 2008, p. 19

     Curtain call ("Kiss Me Kate");  10 Apr 2008, p. 5

     West Point nod opens new doors;  5 Jun 2008, p. 7



  CARMEL CORSAIRS (BASEBALL)

     Walker, Myers sign with Cruisers (Ryan Myers, Sean Walker, Corey Domel, Oakland County Cruisers);  20 Mar 2008, p. 135

     Baseball forecast : Siversen, Risi head up a talented field (Jordan Sivertsen, Carmel, Jimmy Risi, Highland Park);
        3 Apr 2008, p. 113
     Baseball beat : Parola is cautiously optimistic after 5-0 start, Sivertsen will headline Corsairs
        (Todd Parola, Jordan Sivertsen);  3 Apr 2008, p. 114
     Carmel beat : Gandolfi claims win No. 501  (Chuck Gandolfi);  10 Apr 2008, p. 120
     Stopka gets key hit as Sivertsen out-duels Firth (Donald Stopka, Jordan Sivertsen, Scott Firth);  17 Apr 2008, p. 119

     Baseball beat : Lyne's clutch hit lifts Corsairs in 4-3 win over Notre Dame;  1 May 2008, p. 116
     Baseball beat : Stopka produces in big way as Carmel improves to 18-2 (Donald Stopka);  8 May 2008, p. 120
     Baseball beat : Hendricks finds power stroke in win over St. Pat (Kevin Hendricks);  15 May 2008, p. 144
     Baseball beat : Corsairs share league title, place 5 on all-ESCC team;  22 May 2008, p. 156
     Baseball beat : Siedlecki stars as Corsairs win regional (Brian Siedlecki);  29 May 2008, p. 118

     Baseball beat : Corsairs just miss making Final Four;  5 Jun 2008, p. 149
     Stopka, Pudlo star in sectional title game (Donald Stopka, Joe Pudlo);  5 Jun 2008, p. 149
     In the spotlight : Stopka fills gap in Carmel's attack, junior hit with power and for a high average (Donald Stopka);
        12 Jun 2008, p. 150
     A cut above (Joe Burg, photo);  19 Jun 2008, p. 1
     Baseball review : Sivertsen puts up great numbers at Carmel (Jordan Sivertsen);  19 Jun 2008, p. 141



  CARMEL CORSAIRS (BASKETBALL, BOYS')

     [no title] (Tim Sachs, photo);  10 Jan 2008, p. 6
     Boys hoops beat : Venegoni's heroics not enough in OT loss (David Vengoni);  10 Jan 2008, p. 117

     Boys hoops beat : Kloss makes plays in Carmel loss (Ryan Kloss);  7 Feb 2008, p. 132
     Boys hoops beat : Sivertsen starts red hot in loss to Marist (Jordan Sivertsen);  21 Feb 2008, p. 133
     Boys hoops beat : "Good halves" not enough for Carmel;  28 Feb 2008, p. 140

     Boys hoops review : Baffico steps down at Carmel coach (Jon Baffico);  13 Mar 2008, p. 112
     Junior Corsairs turn in stellar seasons;  13 Mar 2008, p. 112

     Boys hoops beat : Carmel job goes to Ryan (John Ryan);  1 May 2008, p. 116

     Twist of fate lands Ryan head job at Carmel;  7 Aug 2008, p. 144

     New coach believes corner is about to be turned (John Ryan);   27 Nov 2008, Basketball Preview, p. 22

     Boys hoops beat: Cox displays toughness and skills (Patrick Cox);  18 Dec 2008, p. 143




  CARMEL CORSAIRS (BASKETBALL, GIRLS')

     Girls hoops beat : Mustangs, Corsairs begin postseason play on Tuesday;  7 Feb 2008, p. 137
     Carmel names Berg as its new girls hoops coach (Ben Berg);  24 Apr 2008, p. 131

     Roundup : Carmel's veterans getting job done;  11 Dec 2008, p. 156
     Roundup : Carmel picks up W in tourney play;  25 Dec 2008, p. 118



     
  CARMEL CORSAIRS (FOOTBALL)

     Carmel's Venegoni will play football at Augustana (David Venegoni);  17 Apr 2008, p. 118
     Football beat : Miller receives preseason honor (Chris Miller);  15 May 2008, p. 144

     Football beat : Carmel's Baucus, Patek commit (Jack Baucus, Tom Patek);  17 Jul 2008, p. 141
     On target : Baucus wil play tight end at Arizona (Jack Baucus);  24 Jul 2008, p. 125

     Davenport ready to make up for lost time (Jackson Davenport);  21 Aug 2008, p. 156
     Football beat : Inkovec will be a big-play guy for Carmel (Jake Sinkovec);  28 Aug 2008, p. 157

     Football beat : Madison steps up as Carmel takes down Joliet Catholic in opener (Sean Madison);  4 Sep 2008, p. 153
     Crowd pleaser (Matt Felicelli, photo);  11 Sep 2008, p. 1
     Nerup to Felicelli stuns Wildcats (Andrew Nerup, Matt Felicelli);  11 Sep 2008, p. 170
     Switching positions is no big deal for Hrabak (Ryan Krabak);  18 Sep 2008, p. 154
     Football beat : Taylor comes up huge in Carmel win (Mike Taylor);  25 Sep 2008, p. 165
     Spotlight : Matt Felicelli, Andrew Nerup;  25 Sep 2008, p. 165

     Offensive line paves way in rout of Marian;  2 Oct 2008, p. 169
     Football beat: Nerup runs wild in Carmel victory (Andrew Nerup);  9 Oct 2008, p. 161
     Football beat: Cook stands tall in Carmel's secondary, Senior has what you look for in a cornerback
        (Tim Cook);  16 Oct 2008, p. 175
     Football beat: Stevenson comes up big in Carmel rout;  23 Oct 2008, p. 165
     Football beat: Corsairs ready to wheel and deal in playoff opener;  30 Oct 2008, p. 170

     Football beat: Flawless tranisition, Amato shines in win, Corsairs top Wheeling in state playoff opener
        (Larry Amato);  6 Nov 2008, p. 167
     Football beat: Carmel defense shoots down Woodstock;  13 Nov 2008, p. 163
     Spotlight: Ryan Kloss;  13 Nov 2008, p. 163
     Road to Champaign: Tough task, Carmel to face super back;  13 Nov 2008, p. 164
     R you ready for noise? (Thoams Kolchik, state quarterfinal game, photo);  20 Nov 2008, p. 1
     Football beat: Taylor, Corsairs fight to the bitter end (Mike Taylor);  20 Nov 2008, p. 155
     Spotlight: Jimmy Miller;  20 Nov 2008, p. 155
     Stat Kings: Mike Taylor, Jake Sinkovec;  20 Nov 2008, p. 155
     Football review: Nerup to keep military tradition intact (Andrew Nerup);  27 Nov 2008, p. 117

     All-Lake Shore football: Sinkovec, defensive player of the year (Jake Sinkovec, Carmel);  11 Dec 2008, p. 158




  CARMEL CORSAIRS (GOLF, BOYS')

     Watson closes strong year (Jack Watson, Carmel:  14 Aug 2008, p. 150

     Golf beat: Nelson, Schroeder advance to semifinal, Corsairs qualify as team by placing 3rd at regional
        (Eric Nelson, Ben Schroeder);  9 Oct 2008, p. 162
     Golf beat: Carmel's Watson claims sectional title (Jack Watson);  16 Oct 2008, p. 178




  CARMEL CORSAIRS (GOLF, GIRLS')

     Golf beat : Mustangs put 5 in top 15 at county tourney : Carmel's Howell earns medal in county girls' meet (Shannon Howell);  28 Aug 2008, p. 153




  CARMEL CORSAIRS (GYMNASTICS, GIRLS')

     Roundup : Corsairs starting to hit their stride;  10 Jan 2008, p. 118
     [no title] (Lindsay Falk, photo);  31 Jan 2008, p. 6
     Gymastics beat : Carmel's Oehlerking won't be denied, Mirski wins all-around at regional meet (MaryAnn Oehlerking, Amber Mirski);  31 Jan 2008, p. 122

     Mirski has "meet of her life" at sectional : Corsairs hoping to get at-large berth to state meet
        (Amber Mirski);  7 Feb 2008, p. 138



  CARMEL CORSAIRS (ICE HOCKEY)

     Carmel hockey team plays well down the stretch;  28 Feb 2008, p. 138



  CARMEL CORSAIRS (SOCCER, BOYS')

     Soccer beat : Young playesr making an impact at Carmel;  2 Oct 2008, p. 166
     Soccer beat : Corsairs are in Tune in regional semifinal (Ian Tune);  23 Oct 2008, p. 161
     Soccer beat : Ryan scores deciding goal in regional final (Jimmy Ryan);  30 Oct 2008, p. 170

     Soccer beat : Corsairs turned it up a notch - in the postseason, team returns plenty of talent for '09 season;
        6 Nov 2008, p. 164





  CARMEL CORSAIRS (SOCCER, GIRLS')

     Soccer forecast : Petermann, Corsairs are aiming high (Sara Petermann);  3 Apr 2008, p. 112
     Roundup : Carmel soccer team runs record to 7-1-1;  17 Apr 2008, p. 118

     This trio should be considered dangerous (Sara Petermann, Kassidy Brown, Maddie Ogrine);  1 May 2008, p. 117
     Soccer beat : Corsairs take no chances, win playof opener 8-0;  15 May 2008, p. 146
     Soccer beat : Carmel advances with 4-2 win over Cats;  22 May 2008, p. 158
     Headin' to State (Nikki Boland, Sara Petermann, Kelly Schoen, photo);  29 May 2008, p. 1
     Soccer beat : Petermann, Corsairs set sights on state title, Senior's 3 goals does the trick against Hersey
        (Sara Petermann);  29 May 2008, p. 122

     State soccer tournament : Losing in overtime "makes it a little harder", Corsairs unable to get by DG South in quarterfinal;  5 Jun 2008, p. 152
     All-Lake Shore Soccer : Petermann, player of the year (Sara Petermann);  12 Jun 2008, p. 147



  CARMEL CORSAIRS (SOFTBALL)

     Softball forecast : Gerli, Track head up this talent list (Kelly Gerli, Rachel Tack);  10 Apr 2008, p. 122


     [no title] (Ali Haws, Kelly Cook, photo);  8 May 2008, p. 121
     Softball beat : Cook, Corsairs advance to sectional (Kelly Cook);  29 May 2008, p. 117

     Welcome home (photo);  5 Jun 2008, p. 1
     Softball beat : Shea's stadium? Crowley hits 2 out in sectional final (Shea Crowley);  5 Jun 2008, p. 146
     [no title] (Katie Cornell, photo);  5 Jun 2008, p. 147



  CARMEL CORSAIRS (TENNIS, BOYS')
   
     Tennis beat : Corsairs look to be loaded in doubles;  27 Mar 2008, p. 138
     Tennis beat : Carmel's Buchholz, Butler advance to state (Andrew Buchholz, Chris Butler);  22 May 2008, p. 154



  CARMEL CORSAIRS (TENNIS, GIRLS')

     Roundup : Carmel's Minor off to a solid start, Mundelein 10s have a nice run (Jasmine Minor);  28 Aug 2008, p. 152

     Spotlight: Focuses Minor keeps unbeaten season intact;  2 Oct 2008, p. 169
     Tennis beat: Minor hopes to get last word at state (Jasmine Minor);  23 Oct 2008, p. 162
     Great finish (Jasmine Minor, photo);  30 Oct 2008, p. 1
     Tennis beat: Minor is a major player at state, Carmel star takes 3rd in singles (Jasmine Minor);  30 Oct 2008, p. 172




  CARMEL CORSAIRS (TRACK & FIELD / CROSS COUNTRY, BOYS')

     Front runner (Cameron Riger, photo);  8 May 2008, p. 1

     Cross country beat: Rieger sticks to game plan, qualifies to state (Cameron Rieger);  6 Nov 2008, p. 166
     Cross country beat: Carmel standout unable to finish strong at state (Cameron Rieger);  13 Nov 2008, p. 159



  CARMEL CORSAIRS (TRACK & FIELD / CROSS COUNTRY, GIRLS')

     Roundup : Richartz sets record as Corsairs win invite (Stephanie Richartz);  24 Apr 2008, p. 129

 

  CARMEL CORSAIRS (VOLLEYBALL, BOYS')

     Carmel, Mundelein open volleyball season with wins;  20 Mar 2008, p. 131
     Roundup : Engels, Corsairs take down mighty Devils (Zach Engels);  1 May 2008, p. 115
     Roundup : Garwood leads way as team keeps winning (Josh Garwood);  8 May 2008, p. 121
     Volleyball beat : Unselfish play a key to Carmel's success;  29 May 2008, p. 114



  CARMEL CORSAIRS (VOLLEYBALL, GIRLS')

     Volleyball beat: She's an ace, Carmel's Glogovsky stars at invite (Stephanie Glogovsky);  9 Oct 2008, p. 158




  CARMEL CORSAIRS (WRESTLING)

     Wrestling beat : Williams survives, advances to state, two Mustangs qualify, Avalos, Dominguez (Ryan Williams,
     Adam Avalos, Eduardo Dominguez);  14 Feb 2008, p. 138
     Scordino's memorial service set (coach Joe Scordino);  22 May 2008, p. 156



     
  CARMEL HIGH SCHOOL (school, Mundelein IL)
     see also CARMEL CORSAIRS - various sports

     [no title] (Amie Bauer, Samantha Hart, photo);  31 Jan 2008, p. 1
     In recognition (Fr. Robert Carroll, No Child Left Behind Blue Ribbon, photo);  31 Jan 2008, p. 5
     Catholic education reinforces values;  31 Jan 2008, p. 7
     
     Make the "Scene" at Carmel High ("Street Scenes" annual fundraiser);  7 Feb 2008, p. 16
     Making a "Scene" (Street Scenees benefit, photos);  14 Feb 2008, p. 7

     Carmel High preps for Kiss Me Kate;  17 Apr 2008, p. 99

     New post matches Strutzel's energy level : Promoted to principal at Carmel Catholic (Lynne Strutzel);  8 May 2008, p. 23
     Carmel Catholic's "quiet leader" steps down as principal (Rev. Robert Carroll);  29 May 2008, p. 25

     Carmel High's biggest is also one of its best;  5 Jun 2008, p. 7
     Carmel prepared him for next step (Bret Roessler, appointment to West Point);  5 Jun 2008, p. 9

     Carmel Poms earn honors;  24 Jul 2008, p. 19

     [no title];  11 Sep 2008, p. 29

     That's the spirit (Danny Boston, Wendy Chilicki, photo);  9 Oct 2008, p. 1
     It's time to meet Carmel's homecoming king and queen (Danny Boston, Wendy Chilicki);  9 Oct 2008, p. 5
     Chilly weather can't cool Carmel's spirit : CCHS seniors and juniors enjoy the powder puff football game;
       9 Oct 2008, p. 6

     [no title] (honor roll);  13 Nov 2008, p. 26
     Murder, mystery in Mundelein : Carmel to present <U>The Butler Did It Again</U>;  20 Nov 2008, p. 5
     Keeping a legacy alive : Family creates learning resource center at CCHS (Carlos J. Serna LRC):  27 Nov 2008, p. 3

     Heading to D.C. (Zach Kulig, photo);  4 Dec 2008, p. 1
     Carmel senior to witness history in Washington (Zach Kulig, attending Barack Obama's inauguration);  4 Dec 2008, p. 5
     Reaching perfection : Carmel, others are recognized for 2008 graduates earning top ACT scores (Tim Ruddell);
        11 Dec 2008, p. 5

     [no title];  25 Dec 2008, p. 16





  CATCH THIS (regular column - note: this column lists local people's activities in sports.  
       Instead of subject headings, this part of the index will list people alphabetically)
      see also ATHLETES OF THE WEEK (regular column)
      see also EXTRA INNINGS (regular column)
      see also FINISH LINE (regular column)
      see also FLIPSIDE (regular column)
      See also FOOTNOTES (regular column)
      see also OFF THE NOTEPAD (regular column)
      see also PRESS BOX (regular column)
      see also QUICK HITS (regular column)

       Abbassian, Taryn;  12 Jun 2008, p. 148
       Acevado, Jason;  27 Mar 2008, p. 137
       Achler, Jeffrey;  1 May 2008, p. 121
       Adhvaryu, Jyotishman;  28 Feb 2008, p. 141
       Aemisegger, Curt;  17 Jan 2008, p. 125
       Ashford, David;  21 Feb 2008, p. 135
       Azriel, Jacob;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       
       Bader, Darrel;  18 Sep 2008, p. 156
       Barron, Pat;  27 Mar 2008, p. 137
       Bartelstein, Josh;  24 Apr 2008, p. 133;  11 Dec 2008, p. 155
       Barton, Jessica;  12 Jun 2008, p. 148
       Bayliss, Bob;  24 Jan 2008, p. 129
       Bembry, Marvin;  3 Jan 2008, p. 125
       Bendoff, Brittany;  1 May 2008, p. 121
       Benes, Alan;  27 Mar 2008, p. 137
       Bennatan, Alex;  12 Jun 2008, p. 148
       Bennetan, Andre;  11 Sep 2008, p. 167
       Bennatan, Tim;  12 Jun 2008, p. 148
       Betz, Gregory;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       Bey, Mark; 24 Jan 2008, p. 129
       Blair, Melanie;  24 Apr 2008, p. 133
       Bloom, Alexi;  20 Mar 2008, p. 135
       Bogatov, Denis;  1 May 2008, p. 121;  11 Dec 2008, p. 155
       Boothe, Sarah;  6 Mar 2008, p. 137; 20 Mar 2008, p. 135;  31 Jul 2008, p. 125
       Boston, Mark;  27 Mar 2008, p. 137
       Bowen, Tim;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       Bozek, Megan;  4 Dec 2008, p. 151
       Brewer, John;  4 Dec 2008, p. 151
       Brooks, Steven;  31 Jul 2008, p. 125
       Brown, Bob;  18 Sep 2008, p. 156
       Brown, Cliff;  24 Jan 2008, p. 129
       Brown, Jason;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       Brugioni, Susie;  11 Sep 2008, p. 167
       Burke, Maggie;  12 Jun 2008, p. 148
       Burns, Joe;  3 Apr 2008, p. 109
       Burwash, Peter;  24 Jan 2008, p. 129
       Bush, George W.;  24 Jul 2008, p. 121
       Bystol, Matt;  12 Jun 2008, p. 148;  31 Jul 2008, p. 125

       Cairo, Louis;  3 Jan 2008, p. 125
       Cairo-Gross, Drew;  3 Jan 2008, p. 125
       Callender, Kyle;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       Campbell, Bruce;  18 Sep 2008, p. 156
       Carstens, Matt;  31 Jul 2008, p. 125
       Catchings, Tamika;  4 Sep 2008, p. 152
       Catchings, Tauja;  4 Sep 2008, p. 152
       Ceisel, Martin;  4 Dec 2008, p. 151
       Chamberlain-Simon, Tyler  11 Dec 2008, p. 155
       Chang, Andrew;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       Chang, Michael;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       Changelon, Jake;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       Chantler, Julie;  12 Jun 2008, p. 148
       Chody, Megan;  28 Feb 2008, p. 141
       Clegg, Steve;  6 Mar 2008, p. 137
       Close, Jenn;  12 Jun 2008, p. 148
       Cohen, Greg;  24 Jan 2008, p. 129
       Cohen, Jason;  11 Dec 2008, p. 155
       Cohen, John;  24 Jan 2008, p. 129
       Cohen, Jon;  24 Apr 2008, p. 133
       Cohns, Mike;  6 Mar 2008, p. 137
       Colburn, Kevin;  7 Aug 2008, p. 142
       Coleman, Gerald;  18 Sep 2008, p. 156
       Collazo, Jon;  3 Apr 2008, p. 109
       Connor, Andy;  4 Dec 2008, p. 151
       Cook, Kevin;  3 Jan 2008, p. 125
       Cornell, Tom;  3 Apr 2008, p. 109
       Corning, Matt;  27 Mar 2008, p. 137
       Crocker, Ian;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       Culp, Rachel;  6 Mar 2008, p. 137

       Daniels, DaVaris;  4 Dec 2008, p. 151
       Davis, Chris;  12 Jun 2008, p. 148
       Davis, Lauren;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       Dean, Rachael;  21 Feb 2008, p. 135;  24 Jul 2008, p. 121
       Dechter, Ariel;  12 Jun 2008, p. 148
       Dechter, Brandon;  12 Jun 2008, p. 148
       Degan, Bob;  31 Jul 2008, p. 125
       DeGrave, Jon;  24 Jul 2008, p. 121
       DeMarce, Erin;  24 Jan 2008, p. 129
       Demet, Catherine;  28 Feb 2008, p. 141;  24 Apr 2008, p. 133;  24 Jul 2008, p. 121;  28 Aug 2008, p. 154;
                          11 Sep 2008, p. 167
       DeRivera, Jim;  11 Sep 2008, p. 167
       Devitt, Kevin;  24 Jul 2008, p. 121
       Dewar, Andrew;  12 Jun 2008, p. 148
       Dickman, Danielle;  24 Jul 2008, p. 121
       Dickstein, Sam;  6 Mar 2008, p. 137
       Dillard, Kevin;  3 Apr 2008, p. 109
       DiPersio, Tony;  17 Jan 2008, p. 125
       Downey, Nick;  17 Jan 2008, p. 125
       Dragicevic, Vago;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       Duffy, Tom;  24 Jul 2008, p. 121
       Dunn, Steve;  12 Jun 2008, p. 148

       Easton, Matt;  17 Jan 2008, p. 125
       Eggert, Dale;  31 Jul 2008, p. 125
       Emmons, Allyn;  17 Jan 2008, p. 125
       Epstein, Ari;  28 Aug 2008, p. 154

       Feagly, Matt;  17 Jan 2008, p. 125
       Ferro, Joe;  27 Mar 2008, p. 137
       Fidlow, chris;  4 Dec 2008, p. 151
       Fields, Casie;  4 Dec 2008, p. 151
       Finfer, Emma;  27 Mar 2008, p. 137
       Finnegan, Leigh;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       Fischer, Bill;  12 Jun 2008, p. 148
       Fisher, Mallory;  31 Jul 2008, p. 125;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       Fixler, Jon;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       Flores, Clarissa;  28 Aug 2008, p. 154
       Flower, Nicole;  11 Dec 2008, p. 155
       Forlow, Ian;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       Foster, Leah;  7 Aug 2008, p. 142
       Fox, Steve;  27 Mar 2008, p. 137
       Frankel, Ethan;  11 Dec 2008, p. 155
       Fricke, Scott;  28 Aug 2008, p. 154
       Friedrichs, Larry;  17 Jan 2008, p. 125
       Friend, Brian;  24 Jul 2008, p. 121
       Fuchs, Mike;  27 Mar 2008, p. 137

       Gaebler, Jake;  3 Jan 2008, p. 125      
       Gandolfi, Chuck;  24 Jan 2008, p. 129 
       Gangloff, Mark;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       Gardiner, Kasey;  11 Dec 2008, p. 155
       Gattari, Kyle;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       Gearing, Abigayle;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       Gianaris, Anthony;  14 Feb 2008, p. 135
       Gillespie, Tyler;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       Giraldo, Alexander;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       Glickman, Michael;  28 Feb 2008, p. 141
       Glover, Beth;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       Goggin, Andy;  7 Aug 2008, p. 142
       Goll, Matt;  24 Jan 2008, p. 129
       Goon, Kelsey;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       Goon, Kevin;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       Gordon, Garrett;  10 Jan 2008, p. 121
       Gossett, Jeff;  3 Jan 2008, p. 125
       Gottfried, Brian;  24 Jan 2008, p. 129
       Gould, Charley;  7 Aug 2008, p. 142
       Graham, Bill;  20 Mar 2008, p. 135
       Graham, Jason;  6 Mar 2008, p. 137
       Green, Karsen;  24 Jul 2008, p. 121
       Greenhut, Albert;  24 Jul 2008, p. 121
       Grevers, Matt;  24 Jul 2008, p. 121;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153;  18 Sep 2008, p. 156
       Griffin, Cameron;  10 Jan 2008, p. 121
       Groppel, Jack;  24 Jan 2008, p. 129
       Grube, Lisa;  21 Feb 2008, p. 135
       Guglielmi, Kristen;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       Guirand, Kevin;  14 Feb 2008, p. 135;  20 Mar 2008, p. 135

       Haas, Samara;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       Hahn, Ethan;  21 Feb 2008, p. 135
       Halford, Jim;  6 Mar 2008, p. 137
       Hall, Ali;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       Hall, Lauren;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       Hall, Michael;  6 Mar 2008, p. 137
       Halvorson, Matthew;  1 May 2008, p. 121
       Hansen, Brendan;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       Hanson, Gene;  24 Jan 2008, p. 129
       Hanzlovic, Steven;  1 May 2008, p. 121
       Hare, Ryan;  3 Apr 2008, p. 109
       Harvey, Matthew;  20 Mar 2008, p. 135
       Hausberg, Mark;  28 Feb 2008, p. 141
       Havely, Simon;  28 Feb 2008, p. 141
       Haws, Ali;  24 Jan 2008, p. 129
       Hayes, Chris;  3 Apr 2008, p. 109;  4 Sep 2008, p. 152;  4 Dec 2008, p. 151
       Hayes, Richard;  14 Feb 2008, p. 135
       Hein, Alex;  10 Jan 2008, p. 121
       Heinrich, Ian;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       Heller, Elyssa;  28 Feb 2008, p. 141
       Herbert, Miles;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       Hermann, Mike;  7 Aug 2008, p. 142
       Hilgenberg, Jay;  4 Sep 2008, p. 152
       Hoffman, Harvey;  21 Feb 2008, p. 135
       Hohman, Karen;  28 Aug 2008, p. 154
       Holicky, Nate;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       Hollingsworth, Marshall;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       Howard, Catherine;  12 Jun 2008, p. 148
       Hrusovsky, Joe;  17 Jan 2008, p. 125
       Hughes, Nate;  4 Dec 2008, p. 151
       Hughes, Skyliar;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153

       Inida, Vince;  1 May 2008, p. 121

       Janus, Jon;  4 Dec 2008, p. 151
       Johnson, Haley;  28 Aug 2008, p. 154
       Johnson, Colin;  12 Jun 2008, p. 148
       Jacobson, Jamee;  12 Jun 2008, p. 148
       Johnson, Meegan;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       Jordan, Michael;  28 Feb 2008, p. 141
       Joy, Kevin;  17 Jan 2008, p. 125

       Kapsimalis, Greg;  28 Aug 2008, p. 154
       Kavanagh, Michael;  17 Jan 2008, p. 125
       Keevins, Dave;  20 Mar 2008, p. 135
       Kennedy, Ryan;  12 Jun 2008, p. 148
       Kerr, Stew;  12 Jun 2008, p. 148;  31 Jul 2008, p. 125
       Kerr, Stewert;  17 Jan 2008, p. 125
       Kesner, Bari;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       Kiluk, Heather;  6 Mar 2008, p. 137;  24 Apr 2008, p. 133
       Kim, Matthew;  28 Feb 2008, p. 141
       Kinzer, Katie;  24 Apr 2008, p. 133
       Kirkmanbey, Marcell;  24 Jul 2008, p. 121
       Kloster, Andy;  14 Feb 2008, p. 135
       Kocemba, Karina;  1 May 2008, p. 121
       Kontorovich, Max;  31 Jul 2008, p. 125
       Kral, Rich;  21 Feb 2008, p. 135
       Kroll, Keith;  6 Mar 2008, p. 137
       Kugler, Owen;  4 Dec 2008, p. 151
       Kwasigrouch, Jason;  4 Dec 2008, p. 151

       Lagestee, Courtney;  31 Jul 2008, p. 125
       Lambropoulos, Marisa;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       Lane, Tim;  3 Apr 2008, p. 109
       Larsen, Bob;  27 Mar 2008, p. 137
       Larson, James;  3 Jan 2008, p. 125
       Lavery, Sean;  3 Apr 2008, p. 109
       Lavin, Jamie;  11 Dec 2008, p. 155
       Leafblad, Mick;  18 Sep 2008, p. 156
       Leemputte, John;  17 Jan 2008, p. 125
       Leon, Amanda;  3 Apr 2008, p. 109
       Leon, Larry;  17 Jan 2008, p. 125
       Lezak, Jason;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       Lindgren, Erik;  17 Jan 2008, p. 125
       Lipp, Madeline;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153;  11 Dec 2008, p. 155
       Lipp, Nicole;  1 May 2008, p. 121
       Loew, Tom;  18 Sep 2008, p. 156
       Long, Jenn;  12 Jun 2008, p. 148
       Longenecker, Phillip;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       Loukas, Chrisin;  31 Jan 2008, p. 125
       Lundevall, Tellef;  11 Dec 2008, p. 155
       Lundgren, Katie;  4 Dec 2008, p. 151
       Lundin, Andrew;  17 Jan 2008, p. 125
       Lutgen, Bob;  11 Sep 2008, p. 167
       Lynn, Tom;  31 Jan 2008, p. 125
       Lyons, Patrick;  4 Dec 2008, p. 151

       MacDonald, Aileen;  20 Mar 2008, p. 135
       Mackey, Bob;  24 Jan 2008, p. 129
       Magerkurth, Brian;  21 Feb 2008, p. 135
       Maguire, Ryan;  4 Dec 2008, p. 151 
       Mahar, Ben;  7 Aug 2008, p. 142
       Malmquist, Nathan;  3 Apr 2008, p. 109
       Malnati, Rick;  28 Aug 2008, p. 154
       Marco, Thomas;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       Marr, Chris;  28 Feb 2008, p. 141
       Marras, Chris;  3 Jan 2008, p. 125
       Martinez, Dante;  7 Aug 2008, p. 142
       Mazzetta, Louis;  12 Jun 2008, p. 148
       McConachie, Allie;  12 Jun 2008, p. 148
       McDermott, Sean;  24 Jan 2008, p. 129
       McDowell, Brooks;  4 Sep 2008, p. 152
       McGowan, Genevieve;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       McGrath, Sean;  3 Jan 2008, p. 125
       McHaney, Tammy;  12 Jun 2008, p. 148
       McLane, Courtney;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       McLaughlin, Neil;  24 Jan 2008, p. 129
       Meckler, David;  10 Jan 2008, p. 121;  31 Jul 2008, p. 125
       Mede, Nicole;  24 Jan 2008, p. 129
       Mejia, Santiago;  24 Jul 2008, p. 121
       Melendez, Emma;  24 Jan 2008, p. 129
       Michelsen, Shane;  12 Jun 2008, p. 148;  31 Jul 2008, p. 125
       Mihalov, Danny;  3 Apr 2008, p. 109
       Mikrut, Sarah;  17 Jan 2008, p. 125
       Miles, Jay;  21 Feb 2008, p. 135
       Miller, Chris;  24 Jan 2008, p. 129;  11 Dec 2008, p. 155
       Mills, Danielle;  31 Jul 2008, p. 125
       Minor, Brienne;  11 Dec 2008, p. 155
       Moe, Brian;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       Molnar, Dan;  11 Dec 2008, p. 155
       Monroe, Larry;  24 Jan 2008, p. 129
       Monson, Heather;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       Moore, Hunger;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       Moore, Peter;  17 Jan 2008, p. 125
       Moosman, David;  12 Jun 2008, p. 148
       Moran, John;  3 Apr 2008, p. 109
       Mordini, Mara;  31 Jan 2008, p. 125
       Morway, Kecia;  1 May 2008, p. 121;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       Mroz, Katie;  17 Jan 2008, p. 125;  20 Mar 2008, p. 135
       Muresan, Denise;  31 Jul 2008, p. 125;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       Musselwhite, Susan;  18 Sep 2008, p. 156
       Myers, Tommy;  24 Jan 2008, p. 129;  4 Sep 2008, p. 152
       Myers, Chris;  17 Jan 2008, p. 125
       Mylander, Samantha;  10 Jan 2008, p. 121

       Nathan, Reeven;  12 Jun 2008, p. 148;  24 Jul 2008, p. 121;  28 Aug 2008, p. 154
       Neal, Alex;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       Needlman, Marc;  11 Sep 2008, p. 167
       Needleman, Mikayla;  11 Sep 2008, p. 167
       Neims, Dan;  24 Apr 2008, p. 133
       Nelson, Kyle;  4 Dec 2008, p. 151
       Nemerov, Alex;  6 Mar 2008, p. 137
       Neubauer, Mitchell;  28 Feb 2008, p. 141
       Nevolo, Dennis;  3 Apr 2008, p. 109;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       Nickleson, Dan;  21 Feb 2008, p. 135
       Nield, Tom;  12 Jun 2008, p. 148
       Nikolich, Nick;  4 Dec 2008, p. 151
       Nisson, Zach;  31 Jan 2008, p. 125
       Nudelman, Max;  28 Feb 2008, p. 141

       O'Connell, Kevin;  31 Jul 2008, p. 125
       Ogden, Rob;  1 May 2008, p. 121
       Offer, Dexter;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       Olayemi, Ajiboye;  1 May 2008, p. 121
       Ozog, Austin;  7 Aug 2008, p. 142

       Paha, Jill;  28 Feb 2008, p. 141
       Panos, Chris;  10 Jan 2008, p. 121
       Panther, Jim;  24 Jan 2008, p. 129
       Parker, Brittney;  4 Dec 2008, p. 151
       Pasinato, Julie;  21 Feb 2008, p. 135
       Paul, Brandon;  20 Mar 2008, p. 135
       Paul, Megan;  24 Jul 2008, p. 121;  31 Jul 2008, p. 125
       Pechauer, Taylor;  27 Mar 2008, p. 137
       Peirsol, Aaron;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       Perconte, Jack;  24 Jan 2008, p. 129
       Perez, Marie;  27 Mar 2008, p. 137
       Perna, Megan;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       Perlow, Holly;  21 Feb 2008, p. 135
       Phelps, Michael;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       Phillips, Elizabeth;  6 Mar 2008, p. 137
       Piazza, Melissa;  6 Mar 2008, p. 137
       Pier, Beth;  17 Jan 2008, p. 125
       Pierpont, Johnny;  21 Feb 2008, p. 135
       Poeta, Mike;  10 Jan 2008, p. 121
       Poll, T. J.;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       Polyakov, Dennis;  21 Feb 2008, p. 135
       Pos, Joshua;  20 Mar 2008, p. 135
       Pos, Mark;  20 Mar 2008, p. 135
       Pottinger, Lamarr;  24 Jul 2008, p. 121
       Powell, Austin;  12 Jun 2008, p. 148
       Pregrocki, Greg;  6 Mar 2008, p. 137
       Pritzker, Lindsay;  24 Jan 2008, p. 129
       Prokokf, Michelle;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       Prousis, Alexis;  24 Jul 2008, p. 121
       Puzes, Jarrid;  12 Jun 2008, p. 148

       Quon, Rachel;  12 Jun 2008, p. 148;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153

       Rafinski, Joshua;  1 May 2008, p. 121
       Rafinski, Justin;  1 May 2008, p. 121
       Ratajczyk, Randy;  31 Jul 2008, p. 125;  7 Aug 2008, p. 142
       Ratsburg, Jason;  17 Jan 2008, p. 125
       Rdzok, Tony;  27 Mar 2008, p. 137
       Reagan, Spencer;  31 Jul 2008, p. 125
       Rees, Danny;  3 Jan 2008, p. 125
       Rees, Tommy;  3 Jan 2008, p. 125;  11 Sep 2008, p. 167
       Retzky, Sam;  10 Jan 2008, p. 121
       Rezac, Maggie;  3 Apr 2008, p. 109
       Richmond, Danny;  10 Jan 2008, p. 121
       Richter, Dylan;  20 Mar 2008, p. 135
       Richter, Max;  10 Jan 2008, p. 121
       Ripchik, Pauline;  12 Jun 2008, p. 148
       Ripes, Blake;  31 Jul 2008, p. 125;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       Ripkey, Dani;  28 Feb 2008, p. 141;  20 Mar 2008, p. 135;  3 Apr 2008, p. 109
       Rudnik, Emma;  3 Jan 2008, p. 125
       Russo, Aaron;  28 Feb 2008, p. 141
       Russo, John;  24 Jan 2008, p. 129
       Ryan, John;  1 May 2008, p. 121


       Sachs, Mitch;  6 Mar 2008, p. 137
       Sadewater, Addison;  24 Apr 2008, p. 133
       Sanchez, Herving;  17 Jan 2008, p. 125
       Sanders, Rex;  24 Jan 2008, p. 129
       Santiago, Sean;  24 Jan 2008, p. 129;  14 Feb 2008, p. 135
       Saos, Ian;  17 Jan 2008, p. 125
       Saylor, Jennifer;  17 Jan 2008, p. 125
       Scher, Jordan;  17 Jan 2008, p. 125
       Schmidt, Thom;  28 Aug 2008, p. 154
       Schnacher, Nicole; 10 Jan 2008, p. 121
       Schwartz, Aaron;  14 Feb 2008, p. 135
       Schwartz, Joe;  12 Jun 2008, p. 148;  31 Jul 2008, p. 125
       Seeger, Roy;  31 Jul 2008, p. 125
       Segal, Max;  7 Aug 2008, p. 142
       Sella, Anton;  28 Feb 2008, p. 141
       Semple, Joe;  21 Feb 2008, p. 135
       Sensabaugh, Jamie;  27 Mar 2008, p. 137
       Seward, Jim; 10 Jan 2008, p. 121
       Seymour, Kerrin;  31 Jul 2008, p. 125;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       Shedor, Adam;  17 Jan 2008, p. 125
       Shelton, Ron;  24 Jan 2008, p. 129
       Shifley, Lindsey Prezell;  18 Sep 2008, p. 156
       Simmons, Jack;  11 Dec 2008, p. 155
       Simpson, Stan;  3 Apr 2008, p. 109
       Singh, Navjot;  20 Mar 2008, p. 135
       Sinkovec, Jake;  4 Dec 2008, p. 151
       Skinner, Kyle;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       Sledd, Margaret;  1 May 2008, p. 121
       Smith, Ian;  31 Jul 2008, p. 125
       Sookhakitch, Jaisu;  17 Jan 2008, p. 125
       Speer, Chris;  3 Apr 2008, p. 109;  7 Aug 2008, p. 142
       Spigner, Bill;  24 Apr 2008, p. 133
       Spillone, Mike;  24 Jul 2008, p. 121
       Spino, Dan;  27 Mar 2008, p. 137
       Standa, Olivia;  24 Apr 2008, p. 133
       Standa; Tess;  21 Feb 2008, p. 135;  24 Apr 2008, p. 133
       Stanfel, Taylor;  6 Mar 2008, p. 137
       Stanton, Pamela;  7 Aug 2008, p. 142
       Stanton, Sarah;  7 Aug 2008, p. 142
       Stein, Andrew;  24 Jul 2008, p. 121
       Steinger, Jeremy;  3 Jan 2008, p. 125
       Steplyk, Matt;  12 Jun 2008, p. 148
       Stewart, Maka;  18 Sep 2008, p. 156
       Stineman, Kevin;  20 Mar 2008, p. 135;  3 Apr 2008, p. 109
       Stone, Bob;  6 Mar 2008, p. 137
       Svigos, Alex;  17 Jan 2008, p. 125;  31 Jul 2008, p. 125
       Subject, Paul;  24 Jan 2008, p. 129
       Sugiyama, Chisako;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       Sullivan, Annie;  11 Dec 2008, p. 155
       Sutter, Allison;  28 Aug 2008, p. 154
       Suydam, Mike;  6 Mar 2008, p. 137;  24 Apr 2008, p. 133
       Swan, Arvid;  24 Jan 2008, p. 129
       Swanson, Gary;  28 Aug 2008, p. 154
       Swanson, Kathie;  18 Sep 2008, p. 156
       Szokol, Kim;  11 Dec 2008, p. 155

       Tazzoli, Brittany;  31 Jul 2008, p. 125
       Telander, Rick;  11 Sep 2008, p. 167
       Telander, Zach;  17 Jan 2008, p. 125;  31 Jul 2008, p. 125;  11 Sep 2008, p. 167
       Tepper, Lyn;  28 Feb 2008, p. 141
       Tesar, Robble;  21 Feb 2008, p. 135
       Temple, Chris;  10 Jan 2008, p. 121
       Trzyna, Chris;  18 Sep 2008, p. 156
       Thorsen, Cynthia;  21 Feb 2008, p. 135
       Turewicz, Monica;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       Turner, Cam;  12 Jun 2008, p. 148

       Uihlein, Brian;  20 Mar 2008, p. 135
       Ulmer, Leanne;  4 Dec 2008, p. 151

       VanBeek, Allison;  3 Jan 2008, p. 125
       Vergara, Arturo;  1 May 2008, p. 121
       Vierite, Vince;  24 Jul 2008, p. 121
       Vogrich, Matt;  20 Mar 2008, p. 135
       Voelker, Mallory;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153

       Waddle, Angela;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       Waddle, Georgia;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       Wainwright, Jerry;  18 Sep 2008, p. 156
       Walsh, Melanie;  12 Jun 2008, p. 148
       Waltz, James;  24 Jul 2008, p. 121
       Waltz, Larry;  24 Jul 2008, p. 121
       Waltz, Mathew;  24 Jul 2008, p. 121
       Watkins, Cornelius;  24 Jul 2008, p. 121;  31 Jul 2008, p. 125
       Weber, Darren;  28 Feb 2008, p. 141
       Weber, Paul;  11 Sep 2008, p. 167
       Weber-Gale, Garrett;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       White, Cameron;  24 Jan 2008, p. 129;  4 Dec 2008, p. 151
       White, Kate;  1 May 2008, p. 121
       White, Rachael;  21 Aug 2008, p. 153
       Wiatr, Chris;  28 Aug 2008, p. 154
       Wilkins, Stephen;  28 Feb 2008, p. 141
       Wilson, Sean;  4 Dec 2008, p. 151
       Wnuk, Maximillian;  28 Aug 2008, p. 154
       Wrather, Larry;  10 Jan 2008, p. 121
       Wroblewski, Chris;  20 Mar 2008, p. 135;  3 Apr 2008, p. 109
       Wyatt, Anthony;  21 Feb 2008, p. 135

       Zare, Stephanie;  3 Jan 2008, p. 125
       Zeman, Don;  21 Feb 2008, p. 135
       Zordani, Christina;  20 Mar 2008, p. 135;  11 Dec 2008, p. 155
       Zordani, Katie;  11 Dec 2008, p. 155
             
 

      

       
 
  CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF CHICAGO (agency)

     Ball nets $675,000 for children's services;  3 Jan 2008, p. D3
     Breakfast with Tiffany's (Art of Caring benefit, photo);  10 Jan 2008, p. D6
     
     Wine event is "d'Vine Affair" (benefit);  21 Feb 2008, p. D8

     Max from the Mini (Art of Caring benefit, photo);  3 Apr 2008, p. D6
     [no title] (Breakfast with Tiffany benefit, photo);  17 Apr 2008, p. D1
     Catholic Charities launches Art of Caring;  17 Apr 2008, p. D3

     [no title] (Dorothy and Edward Webmer, "Art of Caring" benefit, photo);  14 Aug 2008, p. D1
     Women's board breaks records ("Art of Caring" benefit);  14 Aug 2008, p. D3
     Catholic Charities holds Gala of the Arts at Navy Pier Friday;  28 Aug 2008, p. D2

     Arts Gala raises funds for emergencies;  6 Nov 2008, p. D14
     [no title] (Women's Board New Member Tea, photos);  13 Nov 2008, p. D1
     Ten join board of Catholic Charities;  13 Nov 2008, p. D5




  CATS

     Cat myths are out of the bag;  29 May 2008, p. A6



  CENTER FOR ENRICHED LIVING - CEL (agency)

     What's on the menu? (Chef's Night and More! fund raiser);  10 Apr 2008, p. 22




  CHEERLEADING

     Junior Football League hosts clinic (for cheerleading);  13 Mar 2008, p. 6
     Summer cheer camp sign-up ends May 30;  22 May 2008, p. 6

     VHHS pom squad  to host competition;  13 Nov 2008, p. 16




  CHICAGO BEARS (professional football team)

     No. 51 makes a viist (Dick Butkus, Cigars & More, Libertyville IL, photos);  1 May 2008, p. 101

     Where and when : Adrian Peterson;  25 Sep 2008, p. 166
     Bears shirt to wear if you care;  2 Oct 2008, p. 16
     Bears' Graham signs autographs at grand opening (Corey Graham, Athletic Republic, Libertyville IL);  18 Dec 2008, p. 7





  CHICAGO BOTANIC GARDENS (Glencoe, IL)

     Garden hosts free lectures;  10 Jan 2008, p. A7
     Talking flowers;  14 Feb 2008, p. A5
     Young Collectors prepare for spring fair;  20 Mar 2008, p. D3

     [no title];  3 Apr 2008, p. A5
     Garden Fair preview tonight at Chicago Botanic;  17 Apr 2008, p. D2
     Flower power (annual plant sale);  8 May 2008, p. A5
     Botanic Garden makes it easy to be green;  29 May 2008, p. A3

     [no title] (Antiques and Garden Fair, photo);  5 Jun 2008, p. D1
     Fair preview nets $300,000;  5 Jun 2008, p. D3
     ORT's "Lunch with a View";  5 Jun 2008, p. D4

     Midwest Bonsai Society;  31 Jul 2008, p. A4

     Harvest Ball (Jennifer Kasten, Jenny Healy, Cindy Nicolaides, photo);  7 Aug 2008, p. D6
     Gardenres prepare for annual flower show at Botanic Garden;  21 Aug 2008, p. 23

     Small craft sightings : Model boat aficionados set sail at the Chicago Botanic Garden;  4 Sep 2008, p. A1
     [no title] (Roadside Flower Show, photo);  4 Sep 2008, p. A5

     Spring ahead at the Chicago Botanic Garden Bulb Bazaar;  2 Oct 2008, p. A7
     [no title] (Jon and Sophia SIskel, Jacqueline and Fred Wacker, SUmmer Dinner Dance, photo);  2 Oct 2008, p. D1
     Summer Dinner Dance raises half a million;  2 Oct 2008, p. D3
     Get facts on Fungi;  16 Oct 2008, p. A4
     Botanic Garden show celebrates fiber arts;  30 Oct 2008, p. A7
          
     [no title];  20 Nov 2008, p. A3
     [no title] (Kathryn Mangel, Liz Holt, Jennifer Keenan, Harvest Ball photo);  27 Nov 2008, p. D1
     Harvest Ball nets $400,000;  27 Nov 2008, p. D4

     Botanic launches Wonderland Express;  25 Dec 2008, p. D5






  CHICAGO BULLS (professional basketball team)

     All you need is Love : West Oak students gain inspiration from fomer Bull (Bob Love);  6 Mar 2008, p. 7



  CHICAGO CUBS (professional baseball team)

     [no title] (outfield of Wrigely Field, photo);  10 Jul 2008, p. 9

     A fan for all seasons (William Steffy);  16 Oct 2008, p. A15




  CHICAGO HEALERS (regular column, health)

     Treat gum disease for whole body health;  3 Jan 2008, p. A9



  CHICAGO (IL) - CITY OF

     Hold the ketchup! Chicago hot dogs get a book of their own (<U>Never Put Ketchup on a Hot Dog</2309000 by Bob Schwartz);  13 Nov 2008, p. B1


  CHICAGO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

     Chenoweth is headliner at Corporate Night (Kristin Chenoweth);  10 Jul 2008, p. D7
     Ravinia Festival announces CSO concerts for 2009 (Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Highland Park IL);  18 Sep 2008, p. B1
     CSO's Opening Night Gala nets $800,000;  20 Nov 2008, p. D3





  CHILD CARE / DAY CARE
   
     Baby-sitters : You can find them on Web;  15 May 2008, p. A1
     Sitter takes job seriously (STefani Weiss);  15 May 2008, p. A2

     Before and after-school care options available for parents;  21 Aug 2008, p. 136
     "Afternoon Club" offers help right in area schools;  21 Aug 2008, p. 136

     Wise choices in child care;  4 Sep 2008, p. B21



  CHILDREN
     see also CHILD CARE / DAY CARE
     see also CHILDREN'S HEALTH (regular column)
     see also SCHOOLS AND EDUCATION

     Health briefs about kids;  7 Feb 2008, p. A12
     Time to stop undermining children with ads;  7 Feb 2008, p. A13
     Having it all : Moms find perfect balance by choosing part-time work;  21 Feb 2008, p. A1

     Abandoned Newborn Protection Act works in Illinois;  3 Apr 2008, p. A12
     Mommy time;  10 Apr 2008, p. B12

     The dad connection : Glenview man creates interactive Web site support for fathers (Tony Chen,
        SavvyDaddy.com);  17 Jul 2008, p. A9
     Life beyond fathering;  17 Jul 2008, p. A10

     Parents studying bargain shopping this fall;  14 Aug 2008, p. 9
     Parents flock to Pioneer's child safety seat check;  14 Aug 2008, p. 22
     Married 'social dads' make good parents;  28 Aug 2008, p. A11


     Verbal aggressino affects kids' behavior;  16 Oct 2008, p. A16
     Counseling corner : Help kids face anxious times;  23 Oct 2008, p. A10

     Teach kids to like giving as much as getting;  4 Dec 2008, p. A16
     Be sure toys you give kids are safe;  18 Dec 2008, p. A10




  CHILDREN'S HEALTH (regular column)

     Keep kids safe outdoors during cold spells;  31 Jan 2008, p. A11

     Pacifier use during sleep can reduce risk of SIDS;  7 Feb 2008, p. A15

     First dental visit should be fun and educational;  15 May 2008, p. A12
     To sisterly camaraderie;  29 May 2008, p. A12

     Sunscreen, cover-ups allow fun in the sun;  17 Jul 2008, p. A11

     Toddler with few words needs speech evaluation;  14 Aug 2008, p. A10

     Sibling rivalry hot button issue for parents;  18 Sep 2008, p. A11

     Gentle, firm reminders can curb baby's biting;  6 Nov 2008, p. A16
     Give gift of your presence to a grieving teen;  13 Nov 2008, p. A11

     Coffee fine for a teen with healthy habits;  4 Dec 2008, p. A15





  CLASSICAL NOTES

     Orchestra is the star (Lake Forest Symphony);  10 Jan 2008, p. B6
     Clarinet in the spotlight (David Shifrin);  7 Feb 2008, p. B14
     Suppressed music rescued;  27 Mar 2008, p. B8

     The music will not die;  10 Apr 2008, p. B20
     Players applaud choice of Muti (Riccardo Muti, Chicago Symphony Orchestra);  15 May 2008, p. B8
 
     Symphony summers at Ravinia;  10 Jul 2008, p. B8



  CLC
     see  COLLEGE OF LAKE COUNTY 





  CLOTHING AND FASHION
       see also JEWELRY

     Two fashion finds in Winnetka right now (Frances Heffernan's, Neapolitan);  6 Mar 2008, p. D7
     Passion for spring fashion;  13 Mar 2008, Trends p. 3
     Shine in the summer sun;  13 Mar 2008, Trends p. 5
     Satchels and stilettos;  13 Mar 2008, Trends p. 8

     [no title] (Highland Park Country Club Spring-Summer show, photo);  3 Apr 2008, p. D1
     Show stars hand-crafted items (Highland Park Country Club Spring-Summer show);  3 Apr 2008, p;. D5
     A garden of handbags (Julie Feldman);  10 Apr 2008, p. D7
     [no title] (Driehaus Awards for Fashion Excellence, photo);  10 Apr 2008, p. D10

      Wedding dresses speak of the times, fashion;  12 Jun 2008, p. 12

     Retail therapy : Fall fashion gets structured;  21 Aug 2008, Trends p. 4
     Sweet feet (footwear);  21 Aug 2008, Trends p. 5

     Fashion Week Highland Park begins Saturday;  4 Sep 2008, p. D8
     Israeli fashions celebrate country's 60th anniversary;  11 Sep 2008, p. D4
     Ippolita's designs span two cultures (jewelry);  11 Sep 2008, p. D9
     Vintage dresses : Local brides keep portion of past for their nuptials;  25 Sep 2008, p. A1
     Caring for your wedding dress;  25 Sep 2008, p. A1
     Dress trashing;  25 Sep 2008, p. A12
     Fashion is foremost in Highland Park;  25 Sep 2008, p. D7

     [no title] (Art Wear Unlimited's Fall/Winter show, photo);  16 Oct 2008, p. D1
     Wearable art show in Highland Park;  16 Oct 2008, p. D3

     Don't let stains mar your white Christmas;  11 Dec 2008, p. A7





  COLLEGE OF LAKE COUNTY (IL)
       

     Show at College of Lake County (Members Exhibition);  24 Jan 2008, p. B1

     Wilde comedy (The Importance of Being Ernest, College of Lake County, Grayslake IL);  14 Feb 2008, p. B8
     CLC updates emergency plans (in response to shootings at Virginia Tech and Northern Illinois University);  21 Feb 2008, p. 5

     CLC raises tuition, again;  6 Mar 2008, p. 128
     CLC month fetes women's history;  13 Mar 2008, p. 10
     College of Lake County calendar;  13 Mar 2008, p. 22

     CLC seeks new president by December;  3 Apr 2008, p. 22
     CLC board considers arming campus police;  24 Apr 2008, ,p. 29
     Grand finale (concert of various College of Lake County choral groups, photo);  24 Apr 2008, p. B9

     Capoeira at CLC (Matthew Hill, Capoeira workshop, photo);  15 May 2008, p. B9

     CLC board votes to arm campus security officers;  5 Jun 2008, p. 135

     Lucas, Spielberg are the force begind CLC class (Introduction to Sociology: The Sociology of George Lucas and Steven Spielberg's Films);
        21 Aug 2008, p. 18
     Double bill for ceramics show at CLC;  28 Aug 2008, p. B1

     [no title];  11 Sep 2008, p. 30

     [no title];  2 Oct 2008, p. 159

     [no title];  13 Nov 2008, p. 28





  COMMUNITY PROTESTANT CHURCH (United Church of Christ, Mundelein IL)

     Church plans Pancake Breakfast Feb. 23;  14 Feb 2008, p. 5



  COMPUTERS / INTERNET
     see also QUICK BYTES (regular column, computers)

     Facebook posting removed after bacing suspects (Dylan Britt, James Voss, suspects in making false terrorist threats);
        7 Feb 2008, p. 9

     The dad connection : Glenview man creates interactive Web site support for fathers (Tony Chen,
        SavvyDaddy.com);  17 Jul 2008, p. A9

     A new University of Illinois Extension web site;  14 Aug 2008, p. A2

     Web pages that help families cope;  2 Oct 2008, p. A11
     Resources for coping with health challenges;  2 Oct 2008, p. A11

     Vespa rolls out new interactive Web site;  20 Nov 2008, p. AM18

     Staying connected : Teacher to use Webcam in Costa Rica (Kati Van Zeeland, Diamond Lake School);  25 Dec 2008, p. 3




  CONDELL MEDICAL CENTER (hospital, Libertyville IL)

     [no title] (Fernando Daniel Meza Hernandez, first baby of year, photo);  3 Jan 2008
     Mundelein parents celebrate New Year's baby at Condell (Meza family);  3 Jan 2008, p. 5
     Boutique makes donation to Condell (Yaya's Boutique, Libertyville IL);  3 Jan 2008, p. 112
     Condell, Advocate talk merger : Lake Forest proposal nixed (Advocate Health Care);  17 Jan 2008, p. 5
     "It tore your heart out" : Condell doctor back with heoric, horrific stories from military stint (Gaile Crutchen);
        17 Jan 2008, p. 9
     Condell's financial picture arises with merger talk;  17 Jan 2008, p. 9
     Lake Forest stays in the hunt : Still interested in Condell merger despite rejection;  24 Jan 2008, p. 9
     Condell gains OK for expansion : Libertyville votes for new bed tower despite concerns;  24 Jan 2008, p. 19
     Lake Forest out, Condell sticks with Advocate merger;  31 Jan 2008, p. 113

     Condell keeps Blue Cross out of talks (possible merger with Advocate Health Care);  7 Feb 2008, p. 10
     Condell cuts 80 staff positions;  21 Feb 2008, p. 5
     Redesign your diet;  21 Feb 2008, p. 6

     Small fire at Condell doesn't impact patients;  6 Mar 2008, p. 127
   
     Condell, Advocate ink merger : Could resolve standoff with Blue Cross/Blue Shield;  22 May 2008, p. 5

     Purchase will reunite Condell, Blue Cross : Advocate ties push two back together (Advocate Health Care);  26 Jun 2008, p. 10

     Advocate's purchase of Condell receives no public opposition;  17 Jul 2008, p. 8
     Blue Cross access aids Advocate's case;  17 Jul 2008, p. 8
     Condell's pediatric emergency area specialized in serving kids;  31 Jul 2007, p. 120

     Latest hurdle cleared in buyout for Condell (Advocate Health Care merger);  14 Aug 2008, p. 7

     Condell agrees to pay $36 million settlement;  4 Dec 2008, p. 8




  CONSUMER ISSUES (includes recall notices)
      see also FIXER, THE (Regular column)

     A mattress primer : Lots to choose from, but comfort, support are key;  14 Feb 2008, p. A4

     What's all this about licensed and bonded?;  10 Apr 2008, p. A2

     Durbin hails new safety law at Vernon Hills YMCA (Consumer Product Safety Commission Reform Act);  14 Aug 2008, p. 6

     Despite crackdown, mortgage-lending fraud continues in Illinois;  10 Sep 2008, New Homes p. 3





  COOK MEMORIAL PUBLIC LIBRARY (Libertyville, IL)

     Sign of the times (sign language program, photo);  3 Jan 2008, p. 22

     Feel the music (Allan Lieberman, Cook Memorial Public Library);  31 Jul 2008, p. 114

     Cook Library looks to attract tweens;  18 Sep 2008, p. 7
     Animal kingdom (Aahir Saeed, Jean Weeg, photo);  9 Oct 2008, p. 140



    
  Cooking
     see FOOD AND DRINK
     see RECIPES


  
  Counted cross-stitch
     see NEEDLEWORK




  COUNTRYSIDE FIRE DEPARTMENT (Vernon Hills IL)
     
     Restaurant reopens after fire, house stays vacant (Best Hunan Restaurant);  3 Apr 2008, p. 5

     Fire abated (Rudy Tuesdays, photo);  8 May 2008, p. 105
     Busy day (photos);  22 May 2008, p. 5
     2 fires under investigation;  29 May 2008, p. 8





  COURT APPOINTED SPECIAL ADVOCATES OF LAKE COUNTY - CASA (agency)

     "Night in CASAblanca" raises $120,000;  31 Jan 2008, p. D3



  COURTS / LEGAL SYSTEM
     see also LAKE COUNTY (IL) COURTS

     Man pleads not guilty to false IDs charges (Humberto Manriquez-Vasquez, U.S. District Court, Chicago);  10 Apr 2008, p. 5
         

  Cub Scouts
     see BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICAN - BSA



  CURLING (sport)

     Rahn advances to World Senior Championships (Laurie Rahn);  24 Jan 2008, p. 129


    
  DANCE (includes ballet)

     Alums come home for anniversary (Forum Jazz Dance Theatre);  17 Jan 2008, p. B1
  
     IIT makes space for Hubbard Street (Illinois Institute of Technology, Hubbard Streed Dance Company);  14 Feb 2008, p. D7

     The (John) Lennon look (Evanston Dance Ensemble Benefit Gala Committee, photo);  21 Feb 2008, p. D10
     Sybil Shearer is still dancing on film (The Dances of Sybil Shearer on Film);  28 Feb 2008, p. B9

     Ballet fans (Sandy Deromedi, Kathy Swien, Joffrey Ballet Spring Gala, photo);  13 Mar 2008, p. D6

     Angelina dances into Grayslake (Angelina Ballerina by Katharine Holabird);  17 Apr 2008, p. B3
     Interstate dance festival at Genesee : Dozens of dancers perform in two-day program (Waukegan IL);  24 Apr 2008, p. B1

     Dance, then dinner at Hubbard Street gala;  22 May 2008, p. D7

     All sizes of children star in dance recital;  5 Jun 2008, p. B2
     Dancers move to Beatles' beat;  26 Jun 2008, p. D8

     Dancers star in Joffrey's spring gala (Joffrey Ballet, Chicago IL);  31 Jul 2008, p. D6
     Storm Chaser (Jackie Higgins, Chicago Storm Chasers dance team, photo);  14 Aug 2008, p. B20
     "Coppelia" on stage in Wilmette (Studio Dances and Creative Dance Theatre of the North Shore);  21 Aug 2008, p. D9

     Dancenter North begins its 20th years performing "Nutcracker" (Libertyville IL);  11 Sep 2008, p. 146
     Dancers twirl toward their dreams : Casting sessions continue for "The Nutcracker" (Dancenter North,
        Libertyville IL);  18 Sep 2008, p. 17

     Hubbard Street ascends to new heights (Hubbard Street Dance Company);  2 Oct 2008, p. D7
     New "Nutcracker" tea this year (Women's Board of the Joffrey Ballet);  30 Oct 2008, p. D9

     Dance delights (Prairie Spirits Dance Troupe, College of Lake County);  27 Nov 2008, p. B17
     Award winners (Lake Forest Dance Academy, Almee Ihlenfeld, Grace Duffy, Kaitlin Anson, photo);  27 Nov 2008, p. 106

     Local teens to perform in "Rudolph" show (Terpsichore Dance Company, Libertyville IL, <I>Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer</I>);  4 Dec 2008, p. 7
     Dancenter North presents its 20th annual "Nutcracer" (Dancenter North, Libertyville IL);  4 Dec 2008, p. B1
     "The Nutcracker" (Civic Ballet of Chicago, photo);  11 Dec 2008, p. B13
     Young dancers create a classic "Nutcracker" (Civic Ballet of Chicago, Chicago IL);  18 Dec 2008, p. B9
     Tea previews "Nutcracker" (Joffrey Ballet of Chicago benefit);  18 Dec 2008, p. D4




  DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION - DAR (organization)

     MHS senior earns "Good Citizen" nod from DAR chapter (Carina Gonzalez, MHS and Kiersten Trillhaase, Carmel);
        10 Jan 2008, p. 5
     DAR honors students' achievements;  31 Jan 2008, p. 5

     Students win DAR essay nod;  6 Mar 2008, p. 22



  DEATH AND DYING

     When discussing death, honesty is best;  3 Apr 2008, p. A9
     What not to say;  3 Apr 2008, p. A9

     Webcast to deal with suicide;  9 Oct 2008, p. 10




  DENTAL HEALTH AND HYGIENE

     Sealants can protect your teeth;  14 Feb 2008, p. A9

     Dentist creates toothbrush to tackle plaque removal (Dr. James Lehman, TLC Toothbrush®);  13 Mar 2008, p. 10  

     Say ahhhh (DR. Egon Schein, Armani Scaife, Healthreach Community Care Clinic, photo);  3 Apr 2008, p. 1
     Mundelein clinic opens doors to homeless kids (Healthreach Community Care Clinic);  3 Apr 2008, p. 5

     Implants are something to smile about;  16 Oct 2008, p. A11




  DES PLAINES RIVER (body of water)

     Des Plaines River : not just for flooding;  15 May 2008, p. 5
     A river by any other name (historical names for Des Plaines River);  15 May 2008, p. 16
     A current affair : Restoration volunteer, "It was just a green mess" (Barbara Birmingham);  15 May 2008, p. 16
     Go with the flow : From hiking to biking and birding to fishing, Des Plaines has it all;  15 May 2008, p. 17
     Up the river with a paddle;  15 May 2008, p. 18
     Des Plaines canoe launches;  15 May 2008 p. 18

     Talkin' trash : Youth group cleans up Des Plains River (Youth Conservation Corps, photos);  17 Jul 2008, p. 122




  Devore, Sheryl
     see BACKYARD BEAT (regular column)



  Diamond Lake Intermediate School  
     see  DIAMOND LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT 76 



 DIAMOND LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT 76   

     [no title];  3 Jan 2008, p. 116
     Anonymous donor's gift turns into more computers for Diamond Lake students;  10 Jan 2008, p. 23
     [no title];  10 Jan 2008, p. 110
     [no title];  17 Jan 2008, p. 24
     [no title];  24 Jan 2008, p. 18

     School resource guide set for distribution;  14 Feb 2008, p. 25
     [no title];  14 Feb 2008, p. 121
     West Oak on the rise : Test scores jump from 2005;  21 Feb 2008, p. 8
     Play that drum (Sarah Pechti, Daniel Doczi, Hannah Zhang, Mariah Sebring, photo);  21 Feb 2008, p. 117
     [no title];  21 Feb 2008, p. 126
     District 76 faces funding cut despite success : Asks state to keep focus on student growth, not rules;  28 Feb 2008, p. 5
     [no title];  28 Feb 2008, p. 133

     All you need is Love : West Oak students gain inspiration from fomer Bull (Bob Love);  6 Mar 2008, p. 7

     [no title];  20 Mar 2008, p. 123
     District 76 seeks support of bilingual education program;  27 Mar 2008, p. 5
     [no title];  27 Mar 2008, p. 130

     [no title];  3 Apr 2008, p. 105
     [no title];  17 Apr 2008, p. 109
     Big bird (Animal Encounters program, photo);  24 Apr 2008, p. 1
     District 76 to educate voters on November referendum;  24 Apr 2008, p. 5
     Cute critters (Animal Encounters program, photos0:  24 Apr 2008 p. 107
     [no title];  24 Apr 2008, p. 131

     [no title];  1 May 2008, p. 113
     [no title];  8 May 2008, p. 117

     Future scientists (Math and Science Night, photos);  15 May 2008, p. 23
     [no title];  22 May 2008, p. 143
     West Oak honors military service with handmade flag;  29 May 2008, p. 10
     [no title];  29 May 2008, p. 108

     [no title];  5 Jun 2008, p. 24
     [no title];  19 Jun 2008, p. 131

     [no title];  10 Jul 2008, p. 24

     Benton earns Diamond Lake School promotion (Jodie Benton);  24 Jul 2008, p. 14
     [no title];  24 Jul 2008, p. 19

     [no title];  14 Aug 2008, p. 149
     School time (Freddy Reyes, orientation day, photo);  21 Aug 2008, p. 5
     Dist. 76 sets tentative 2008-09 budget;  21 Aug 2008, p. 22

     School board member resigns, seat opens (Ron Carlson);  4 Sep 2008, p. 10
     [no title];  4 Sep 2008, p. 148 
     District 76 board looks to get people involved in referendum push;  11 Sep 2008, p. 21
     [no title];  11 Sep 2008, p. 28
     Outdoor class (Maria Rodriguez, photo);  18 Sep 2008, p. 1
     Great outdoors (Linda Chyung, photo);  18 Sep 2008, p. 5
     [no title];  18 Sep 2008, p. 30
     D-76 seeks community support for referendum;  25 Sep 2008, p. 7
     [no title];  25 Sep 2008, p. 30

     [no title];  2 Oct 2008, p. 27
     [no title];  9 Oct 2008, p. 27
     Getting his point across (Superintendent Roger Prosise, photo);  16 Oct 2008, p. 7
     [no title];  16 Oct 2008, p. 155
     Referendum;  16 Oct 2008, p. 164
     Chatting about education : D-76 hosts coffee talks about the referendum;  23 Oct 2008, p. 5
     [no title];  23 Oct 2008, p. 29
     [no title];  30 Oct 2008, p. 160

     Learning about democracy (Kimberly Marcos, photo);  6 Nov 2008, p. 1
     Diamond Lake School looks to the future after referendum passes;  6 Nov 2008, p. 5
     [no title];  6 Nov 2008, p. 23
     Mundelein school districts pleased with progress on report cards;  13 Nov 2008, p. 5
     [no title];  13 Nov 2008, p. 24
     [no title];  20 Nov 2008, p. 24
     Mundelein school districts approve tentative tax levies;  27 Nov 2008, p. 5
     [no title];  27 Nov 2008, p. 19

     [no title];  11 Dec 2008, p. 26

     Staying connected : Teacher to use Webcam in Costa Rica (Kati Van Zeeland);  25 Dec 2008, p. 3
     [no title];  25 Dec 2008, p. 14

  



  DIMENSIONS IN DESIGN (regular column)
   
     Local resources abound for ideas on unusual, unique furnishings;  17 Jan 2008, p. A4

     Improve favorite space just one idea at a time;  7 Feb 2008, p. A7

     Adapt today's designs for tomorrow's needs;  15 May 2008, p. A4
     Let there be more ligth;  29 May 2008, p. A2

     Spruce up outdoor spaces;  26 Jun 2008, p. A5





  DISABILITIES / DISABLED

     Paw-sing to make a big difference: VHHS studnets help train puppies to become service dogs;  27 Nov 2008, p. 5




  DISASTERS

     Mitzvah to Mississippi : Deerfield couple helps rebuild homes for Katrina victims (Robert and Barbara Shmikler); 
        12 Jun 2008, p. A1




  THE DOCTOR IS IN

     Look to our ancestors to see why we get fat;  3 Jan 2008, p. A11

     Take a common sense look at your health risks;  7 Feb 2008, p. A13
     Guide to how clean is "clean";  21 Feb 2008, p. A11

     With serious illness - what you don't know can hurt you;  10 Apr 2008, p. A11
     Self-medicating can be risky;  8 May 2008, p. A15

     Why can't men live as long as women do?;  10 Jul 2008, p. 11

     Poor choices grow out of self-deception;  14 Aug 2008, p. A8

     DEET's best to protect kids from ticks, mosquitos;  11 Sep 2008, p. A12



  DOCTOR'S ROUNDS

     Making or breaking our habits;  25 Sep 2008, p. A10

     Maintaining health during tough financial times;  30 Oct 2008, p. A15

     Take a big, healthy swig of now;  20 Nov 2008, p. A11
     Connections to family and friends are crucial;  18 Dec 2008, p. A9





  DOGS

     Gotcha (Gloriana Bork, K-9 Playtime, photo);  10 Jan 2008, p. 5
     All dressed up (New Year's party, K-0 Playtime, photos);  10 Jan 2008, p. 21
     Dog contest to crown "Rescue Survivor";  24 Apr 2008, p. 6


     Know a dog's needs;  26 Jun 2008, p. A7

     Day of summer fun for dogs and their owners (LEARN - Labrador Education And Rescue Network);  7 Aug 2008, p. 8

     Walking the dog in Round Lake (Woof, Bark Walk/Run, Round Lake Area Park District);  4 Sep 2008, p. B2
     Your dog's cough could be serious : Veterinarians concerned kennel cough is dog flu in disguide;  25 Sep 2008, p. A7

     Paw-sing to make a big difference : VHHS studnets help train puppies to become service dogs;  27 Nov 2008, p. 5




  
  DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

   
     Dating violence in the spotlight (The Yellow Dress, Gorton Community Center, Lake Forest IL);  28 Feb 2008, p. B1

     Tarnish on the golden years : Elder abuse is a crime that's coming of age across the country;  15 May 2008, p. A9
     Seven signs of trouble (elder abuse);  15 May 2008, p. A9

     New law allows judges to order GPS on violators of order of protection;  21 Aug 2008, p. 13
     Details being settled with GPS devices;  21 Aug 2008, p. 13




  DRUGS, ILLEGAL

     The drug talk : Include meds and OTCs;  1 May 2008, p. A9
     Teen views on RX drugs;  1 May 2008, p. A10



  EARS AND HEARING

     Listen up - new hearing aids are better than ever;  29 May 2008, p. A11
     Listen up : hearing loss can hit teens too;  23 Oct 2008, p. 7

     You wanna get loud? Parents must take steps early to protect their kids' hearing;  13 Nov 2008, p. A7
     What parents can do to cut the noise;  13 Nov 2008, p. A10






  EDITORIALS

     Making resolutions;  3 Jan 2008, p. 13
     Seals in 10th Congress;  10 Jan 2008, p. 13
     Gentes in 20th Senate;  10 Jan 2008, p. 13
     For GOP in the Senate, Sauerberg only choice; 10 Jan 2008, p. 14
     Democrats : Bean;  10 Jan 2008, p. 14
     District 75 needs referendum;  17 Jan 2008, p. 14
     Don't let detractors sway thinking on Town Center (Ed Sullivan Sr.);  17 Jan 2008, p. 15
     Blood donations are sorely needed;  24 Jan 2008, p. 11
     Pass bill barring IHSA from press interference;  31 Jan 2008, p. 12

     Lake-Cook road delays ahead;  7 Feb 2008, p. 13
     Pothole woes;  14 Feb 2008, p. 13
     A hopeless feeling;  21 Feb 2008, p. 15
     Taking fight to U.S. Supreme Court;  28 Feb 2008, p. 13

     Tuition hike to hurt students;  6 Mar 2008, p. 12
     Replacing Cole Hall likely another broken promise;  13 Mar 2008, p. 13

     Keep calm and drive carefully;  20 Mar 2008, p. 11
     District 76 deserves praise, not punishment;  27 Mar 2008, p. 13
     An hour in the dark;  27 Mar 2008, p. 13

     'Tis the season for spring scams, cons;  3 Apr 2008, p. 15
     Senate Bill 1930: good intentinos, bad idea (Raymond Rose, Chief of Police, Mundelein);  10 Apr 2008, p. 14
     A sensible agreement;  10 Apr 2008, p. 17
     What will you do for Earth Day?;  17 Apr 2008, p. 19
     Commutes grow longer, not public transit options;  24 Apr 2008, p. 20

     Village need to rely less on sales tax revenues;  1 May 2008, p. 17
     Play a part in letter carriers' food drive;  8 May 2008, p. 17
     Leting go, holding tight, keeping watch, making right; that's what mom's do;  8 May 2008, p. 17
     Des Plaines River : a resource to tame;  15 May 2008, p. 19
     What does Memorial Day mean for you?;  22 May 2008, p. 17
     Give residents a cost estimate;  29 May 2008, p. 19
     Don't eliminate Red Tape Cutters (Sandi Johnson, North Shore Senior Center);  29 May 2008, p. 19

     Class of 2008 : Congrats;  5 Jun 2008, p. 12
     Generous hearts inspire us all;  12 Jun 2008, p. 19
     Construction season begins;  19 Jun 2008, p. 17
     Recycle versus throwing it out;  26 Jun 2008, p. 21

     Facts, not hype should guide downtown development (Sarah Powers);  3 Jul 2008, p. 10
     Celebrate wisely on Fourth;  3 Jul 2008, p. 11
     Beware of scams that keep taking;  10 Jul 2008, p. 21
     Cyclists, motorists can share roads;  17 Jul 2008, p. 15
     Do townships serve a purpose?;  24 Jul 2008, p. 17
     Shining a light on reliability of ComEd's electrical grid;  31 Jul 2008, p. 13

     Watch for locals at Beijing games;  7 Aug 2008, p. 15
     Help get school supplies for needy;  14 Aug 2008, p. 19
     Thank you, Ethel Untermyer;  21 Aug 2008, p. 19
     State stalker law will help victims;  28 Aug 2008, p. 17

     Starting school without scores;  4 Sep 2008, p. 17
     We cannot forget Sept. 11;  11 Sep 2008, p. 23
     Do your civic duty : Register to vote;  18 Sep 2008, p. 15
     Vote No on con-con question (Illinois constitutional convention);  25 Sep 2008, p. 17

     Vote yes on forest preserve referendum;  2 Oct 2008, p. 23
     Waller for state's attorney;  2 Oct 2008, p. 23
     Re-elect Keller for coroner;  2 Oct 2008, p. 23
     Haran for circuit court clerk;  2 Oct 2008, p. 23
     Kirk in the 10th District;  9 Oct 2008, p. 13
     Bean in 8th Congressional;  9 Oct 2008, p. 13
     Sullivan in 51st;  9 Oct 2008, p. 13
     Re-elect Durbin to the U.S. Senate;  9 Oct 2008, p. 13
     Link in 30th;  9 Oct 2008, p. 13
     Duffy for 26th Senate;  9 Oct 2008, p. 17
     Kathy Ryg in 59th;  9 Oct 2008, p. 17
     Yes on District 76 referendum;  9 Oct 2008, p. 18
     Our choices for election;  16 Oct 2008, p. 17
     Get head start with early voting;  23 Oct 2008, p. 13
     Keep Halloween as safe as possible;  30 Oct 2008, p. 19

     Thank veterans for their contributions;  6 Nov 2008, p. 15
     Think job's over? Think again;  13 Nov 2008, p. 19
     The equation of thanks + giving;  20 Nov 2008, p. 17
     Shop locally, especially this holiday season;  27 Nov 2008, p. 13
     
     Help Boy Scout efforts to feed hungry people;  4 Dec 2008, p. 16
     Let's give toys to the needy;  11 Dec 2008, p. 15
     Helping those without insurance;  18 Dec 2008, p. 13
     Peace on earth;  25 Dec 2008, p. 13





  
  ELECTIONS
     
     Voter registration surges in final days;  10 Jan 2008, p. 108
     County anticipates more early voters;  10 Jan 2008, p. 108
     Early voting sites;  10 Jan 2008, p. 108
     2008 Voter information guide;  17 Jan 2008, special supplement
     County's voter registration, early voting produce big numbers;  24 Jan 2008, p. 22

     Democrats come out to vote : More than half of county voters cast Democratic ballot;  14 Feb 2008, p. 6

     Straight-party voting makes push for return;  24 Apr 2008, p. 113

     Lake County registers record number of voters;  2 Oct 2008, p. 165
     2008 Early Voters Guide;  16 Oct 2008, p. 162
     Meet our youngest voters : Students share thoughts about upcoming election;  30 Oct 2008, p. 5
     Making their voices heard : MHS students to participate in election-coverage broadcast;  30 Oct 2008, p. 6




  ELGIN JOLIET AND EASTERN RAILROAD

     [no title] (National Surface Transportation Board open house, photo);  10 Jan 2008
     Residents oppose more train traffic : Public input south on EJ&E Line purchase;  10 Jan 2008, p. 6

     "Quiet Zone" returns to EJ&E lines;  13 Mar 2008, p. 7

     Village expresses concerns in writing : Railroad purchase process targeted (Canadian National Railroad proposed acquisition of EJ&E Railway);  26 Jun 2008, p. 5
     New train horn vendors inked : Keep devices in case Quiet Zone rules repealed;  26 Jun 2008, p. 12
     Canadian National's proposed purchase stemas lively debate;  26 Jun 2008, p. 140

     Emergency vehicles will feel impact of rail line purchase : Village studies STB's report (Canadian National Railway purchase of
        Elgin, Joliet and Eastern Railway, Surface Transportation Board);  31 Jul 2008, p. 5
     Public hearing set Aug. 26 at Plaza (Surface Transporation Board, Canadian National Railway proposal);  31 Jul 2008, p. 18

     Canadian rail seeks fast track for EJ&J (Canadian National);  14 Aug 2008, p. 5
     Most residents oppose rail line sale at hearing (Canadian National Railway proposed purchase of Elgin Joliet and Eastern
        Railway);  28 Aug 2008, p. 5




 
  Embroidery
     see NEEDLEWORK
  


  EMPLOYMENT AND CAREERS

     Careers in healthcare : Unlimited possibilities;  17 Jan 2008, p. C4
     Having it all : Moms find perfect balance by choosing part-time work;  21 Feb 2008, p. A1
     Dietitians : Planning nutritious meals;  21 Feb 2008, p. C4

     Dietary technician and assistants : Delivering healthy meals;  20 Mar 2008, p. C4

     Job insecurity? Succeed in nursing;  17 Apr 2008, p. C4
     Love to repair things? Biomedical equipment tech may be your calling;  15 May 2008, p. C5
     Intensive care nursing : Team work in action;  19 Jun 2008, p. C4

     Lab technologist and technician : Analyzing and detecting disease;  17 Jul 2008, p. C3
     Occupational therapist assistant and aide : Improving quality of life;  21 Aug 2008, p. C5
     Nursing assistants : Providers of patient care;  18 Sep 2008, p. C5

     Occupational therapist : Helping to improve life and work;  16 Oct 2008, p. C5
     Perioperative nurses: Influencing the future of safe patient care;  20 Nov 2008, p. C4
     Risk and quality management nurses: Taking the bite out of the healthcare job outlook;  18 Dec 2008, p. C3





  ENERGY / FUELS (includes gasoline, natural gas, etc.)

     Fuel frenzy : Chevrolet offers a myriad of fuel solutions from "gas-friendly" to "gas-free";  21 Feb 2008, p. AM6
     How should Congress tackle gas prices? Candidates share ideas for easing pain at the pump;  15 May 2008, p. 8

     GM and Clean Energy work to expand hydrogen infrastructure;  24 Jul 2008, p. AM10

     Wirtz farm champions alternative energy (Ivanhoe IL);  7 Aug 2008, p. 7
     Taxi driver to pizza man hit by fuel costs;  7 Aug 2008, p. 20

     High gas prices crimp sheriff's budget, too;  14 Aug 2008, p. 7
     High energy prices hurting budgets for school districts in Lake County;  28 Aug 2008, p. 9

     Could wind turbines be coming to Fremont Dist. 79?;  4 Sep 2008, p. 5
     Gas prices drive lifestyle turnabout;  25 Sep 2008, p. 13

     Just how clean is gasoline?;  16 Oct 2008, p. AM11
     "Hypermiling" gains acceptance among everyday drivers (fuel efficiency);  23 Oct 2008, p. AM9
     Fuel-wasting fools deserve appropriate punishment;  30 Oct 2008, p. AM16
     Owners of electric vehicles prowl for plugs;  30 Oct 2008, p. AM16

     Even Ferrari stresses fuel efficiency at L.A. car show;  27 Nov 2008, p. AM22

     Chinese battery compnay launches plug-in hybrid car (BYD C.);  25 Dec 2008, p. AM6




 
  ENTERTAINMENT
     see also BOOKS AND AUTHORS
     see also DANCE
     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

     Circle the date : What's coming up in '08;  3 Jan 2008, p. C5
     Jeffery's magic is good for a laugh (Jeffery the Great, magician);  10 Jan 2008, p. B2
     Fairy tale event for dads, daughters (Princess Gala Daddy Daughter Dance);  24 Jan 2008, p. B2

     National Lampoon brings back The Lemmings (Zanies Comedy Club, Vernon Hills IL);  14 Feb 2008, p. B7
     Comis skewers all our bad habits (Sebastian Maniscalco, Zanies Comedy Club, Vernon Hills IL);  21 Feb 2008, p. B1

     Famous cat guides kids on adventures (The Cat in the Hat);  6 Mar 2008, p. B2
     Egg hunts are fun for kids - night or day;  13 Mar 2008, p. B2
     Letting loose for a good laugh (Susie Essman, Zanies Comdey Club, Vernon Hills IL);  20 Mar 2008, p. B1
     Big guy goes for big laughs (John Pinette, Zanies Comedy Club, Vernon Hills IL);  27 Mar 2008, p. B10

     Laughs powered by controlled chaos (Jimmy Pardo, Zanies Comedy Club, Vernon Hills IL);  3 Apr 2008, p. B4
     Kathleen Madigan speaks her mind;  10 Apr 2008, p. B13
     Take a walk to sights and sounds of spring;  24 Apr 2008, p. B2
     On tiptoe between dirty and decent (Gilbert Gottfried, Zanies Comdey Nightclub, Vernon Hills IL);  24 Apr 2000, p. B3

     Fiesta celebrates arts and history of Mexico (Cinco de Mayo celebrations);  1 May 2008, p. B2
     "Crazy choir teacher" comedy at Zanies (Craig Robinson, Zanies Comedy Club, Vernon Hills IL);  8 May 2008, p. B8
     The fun of rubbing folks the wrong way (Bill Burr, Zanies Comedy Club, Vernon Hills IL);  15 May 2008, p. B4
     McHugh taps human comedy for his routine (Jimmy McHugh, Zanies Comedy Club, Vernon Hills IL);  22 May 2008, p. B10
     Carnival in Antioch;  29 May 2008, p. B2

     Chong and wife Shelby are comedy team at Zanies (Tommy and Shelby Chong, Vernon Hills IL);  5 Jun 2008, p. B10
     Best bets : A week's worth of fun in the suburbs and city;  12 Jun 2008, Time Out p. 3
     Think fast : Impress your date wtih improv;  12 Jun 2008, Time Out p. 26
     Veteran comic has clue to humor in daily life (Tim clue, Zanies Comedy Club, Vernon Hills IL);  19 Jun 2008, p. B4
     Sevara returns to Vernon Hills : And comic promises to do his Harry Caray routine (Ken Sevara, Zanies Comedy Club, Vernon Hills IL);  26 Jun 2008, p. B2

     Milwaukee brews up festivals this summer;  3 Jul 2008, Travel p. 3
     Kids get lips in sync for annual Gurnee show;  10 Jul 2008, p. B2
     Toomey, man of many voices, makes multiple impressions (Mike Toomey, Zanies Comedy Nightclub, Vernon Hills IL);  17 Jul 2008, p. B2
     Three celebrate Polish humor : Three Poles Walk Into a Bar Comedy Tour (Bob Golub, Mike Ostrowski, Mike Stankiewicz,
        Zanies Comedy Club, Vernon Hills IL);  31 Jul 2008, p. B8

     Among the living at the Genesee (Lisa Williams, photo);  7 Aug 2008, p. B9
     Laugh...Willey's wild comedy gets a soft touch (Walt Willey, Zanies Comedy Nightclub, Vernon Hills IL);  14 Aug 2008, p. B1
     ...and laugh again : Sharp comedy on some dull subjects (Ken Rogerson, Zanies Comedy Nightclub, Vernon Hills IL);  14 Aug 2008, p. B1
     He's the magic man (Gary Kantor);  14 Aug 2008, p. 132
     Rage in moderation : Will Durst brings headline-based comedy to Zanies (Zanies Comedy Nightclub, Vernon Hills IL);  21 Aug 2008, p. B1
     Trio of songbirds to grace Humanities gala (Frederica von Stade, Dianne Reeves, Barbara Cook);  21 Aug 2008, p. D11
     "Taste of Lake County Culture" at Greenbelt Sunday afternoon);  28 Aug 2008, p. B2

     Squeaky clean, but fun (Sally Edwards and Jimmy McHugh, Zanies Comedy Nightbluc, Vernon Hills IL);  4 Sep 2008, p. B10
     Nealon finds laughs in our life and times (Kevin Nealon, Zanies Comedy Nightclub, Vernon Hills IL);  11 Sep 2008, p. B8
     Dore gets serious laughs from America's silliness (Jimmy Dore, Zanies Comedy Nightclub, Vernon Hills IL);  18 Sep 2008, p. B8
     Mason brings "friends" to show (Taylor Mason, puppets, Zanies Comedy Nightclub, Vernon Hills IL);  25 Sep 2008, p. B1

     Volo storytellers spin spooly "What ifs?";  9 Oct 2008, p. B8
     Walkoe's show is a rollercoaster of jokes (Tim Walkoe, Zanies Comedy Nightblub, Vernon Hills IL);  9 Oct 2008, p. B10
     Former SNL anchor celebrates birthday at Zanies (Norm Macdonald, Zanies Comedy Nightclub, Vernon Hills IL);  16 Oct 2008, p. B7
     Improv hosts "Hannahween Bash" with Charlotte Bishop (Improv Playhouse, Libertyville IL);  30 Oct 2008, p. B8
     Vasquez will scare up laughs at Zanies (Patti Vasquez);  30 Oct 2008, p. B14

     Climbing the walls in Gurnee;  6 Nov 2008, p. B7
     Ross plans a raucous roast at Zanies show (Jeffrey Ross, Zanies Comedy Nightclub, Vernon Hills IL);  6 Nov 2008, p. B18
     Comedian David Brenner finds humor in world affairs (Zanies Comedy Club, Vernon Hills IL);  13 Nov 2008, p. B10
     Comic Caponera may channel Harry (John Caponera, Harry Carey, Zanies Comedy Club, Vernon Hills IL);  20 Nov 2008p. B1

     Traveling comic returns home (Bob Paravonian, Zanies Comedy Nightclub, Vernon Hills IL);  4 Dec 2008, p. B19
     Comedian is on his feet, at home, at last (Kevin McCaffrey, Zanies Comedy Nightclub, Vernon Hills IL);  11 Dec 2008, p. B7

     Sonya White keeps holiday cheer going at Zanies (Zanies Comedy Nightclub, Vernon Hills IL);  25 Dec 2008, p. B6





 ENVIRONMENT 

     Earth talk : Stainless steel, aluminum water bottles safest;  3 Jan 2008, p. A9
     Reduce threat fireplace poses to environment;  31 Jan 2008, p. A3

     Earth talk : Green goods here, greener cars coming;  7 Feb 2008, p. A4

     Spring is here : Just look and listen;  28 Feb 2008, p. A1

     Seasonal ritual : Maple tree sap is flowing and it's time to make the syrup;  27 Mar 2008, p. A1
     North suburban maple primer;  27 Mar 2008, p. A2
     Enviro-pets : Spot and Fluffy are going green;  27 Mar 2008, p. A3

     Great Lakes Earth Day Challenge : Collect 1 million pounds of e-waste and 1 million unwanted pill;  17 Apr 2008, p. A1
     What's in all that electronic stuff, anyway;  17 Apr 2008, p. A2
     Ultimate recycling : New uses for old stuff;  17 Apr 2008, p. A3
     Earth talk : Old cell phones create tons of waste;  17 Apr 2008, p. A7
     Celebrate Earth Day by reducing your carbon foot print;  17 Apr 2008, p. A12
     Help banish trash during Earth Week; 17 Apr 2008 p. B2
     Green House : Saving the planet one space at a time;  17 Apr 2008, p. B13
     Earth talk : Naturescapes cost less in the long run;  24 Apr 2008, p. A8

     Think plastics (recycling, Carl Sandburg Junior High, photo);  1 May 2008, p. 1
     Green team (recycling, Carl Sandburg Junior High, photos);  1 May 2008, p. 5
     Bill pushes to recycle electonic products (Illinois Senate Bill 2313);  1 May 2008, p. 18
     Talking trash (Fremont School District 79, trash pick-up, photos);  22 May 2008, p. 27

     Kitchens that are easy on the earth;  12 Jun 2008, p. A3
     Easy greening for kitchens;  12 Jun 2008, p. A12
     Earth talk : Fly green with newer fleets and direct flights;  26 Jun 2008, p. A6

     Talkin' trash : Youth group cleans up Des Plains River (Youth Conservation Corps, photos);  17 Jul 2008, p. 122

     Earth talk : Green-minded property owners should go electric (electric lawn mowers);  14 Aug 2008, p. A5
     Greenify custom homes;  20 Aug 2008, New Homes p. 10
     Furniture goes green with eco-certified wood;  28 Aug 2008, p. A6

     Earth Talk : Eat seafood that's safe for you and the Earth;  11 Sep 2008, p. A9

     Earth Talk : Aerosols without CFCs still emit noxious gases;  2 Oct 2008, p. A9
     Going green needs legislative support;  16 Oct 2008, p. 12
     Election 2008 : Candidate forum on the einvironment;  16 Oct 2008, p. 13

     Living green in your home;  6 Nov 2008, p. A2
     Green vocabulary : New words, techniques that are part of a healthy homestead;  6 Nov 2008, p. A7

     Safe, green-friendly gifts abound for the holiday;  4 Dec 2008, p. A8
     Invasion of the owls: Arctic residents seek food and refuge in Chiago and suburbs;  18 Dec 2008, p. A1






  ESTATE PLANNING

     Where there's a will, there's also peace;  13 Mar 2008, p. A2
     Where there's a will : Good estate planning can help keep all the drama on state ("Relatively Close" at Victory Gardens Theatre, Chicago IL);   3 Jul 2008, p. A6
     Understanding legal language;  3 Jul 2008, p. A6


  
  ETIQUETTE

     Etiquette, social graces still have their place;  12 Jun 2008, p. 128



  EVANSTON (IL) CITY OF


     New Evanston playground (Noah's Playground, photo);  1 May 2008, p. D6




 EVERYDAY MOMENTS (regular column)
  
     To be the Mom-liest of all starts very early;  24 Apr 2008, p. 8
     Every day in Mother's Day;  15 May 2008, p. 12
     Summer brings out best in kids;  19 Jun 2008, p. 18

     Broken promises turn out to be fun;  17 Jul 2008, p. 14
     Palin's arrival prompts thoughts about why moms are ready for leadership;  18 Sep 2008, p. 10
     Mommy milestones are important;  23 Oct 2008, p. 8

     Make your holiday happiness checklist;  20 Nov 2008, p. 10
     Traditions make holidays joyful;  25 Dec 2008, p. 6






 EXTRA INNINGS (regular colunm - note: this column lists local people's activities in sports.  
       Instead of subject headings,  this part of the index will list people alphabetically)
       see also ATHLETES OF THE WEEK (regular column)
       see also CATCH THIS (regular column)
       see also FINISH LINE (regular column)
       see also FOOTNOTES (regular column)
       see also OFF THE NOTEPAD (regular column)
       see also PRESS BOX (regular column)
       see also QUICK HITS (regular column)


       Acevedo, Jason;  29 May 2008, p. 118

       Cook, Kelly;  29 May 2008, p. 117

       Kennedy, Sean;  29 May 2008, p. 118
       Knotek, Andy;  29 May 2008, p. 118

       Micucci, Allison;  29 May 2008, p. 117
       Mikrut, Jon;  5 Jun 2008, p. 149
       Mysliviec, Ashley;  29 May 2008, p. 117

       Odorizzi, Jake;  5 Jun 2008, p. 149

       Rohe, Eric;  29 May 2008, p. 118;  5 Jun 2008, p. 149
       Rosencrans, Bill;  5 Jun 2008, p. 149

       Siedlecki, Brian;  5 Jun 2008, p. 149

       Wolcott, Andrew;  5 Jun 2008, p. 149






 EYESIGHT / EYEGLASSES

     Glaucoma : Get checked before it's too late;  7 Feb 2008, p. A11
     Macular degeneration : Learn how to prevent it;  7 Feb 2008, p. A12
     Types, sysmptoms of glaucoma;  7 Feb 2008, p. A16
     Illinois Eye-Bank (Cille Ramsey, Mary Jo Pivoney, photo);  14 Feb 2008, p. D10

     Kick-off at Tiffany's (Midwest Eye-Bank);  3 Apr 2008, p. D4
     UV rays do harm eyes (ultraviolet rays);  26 Jun 2008, p. A11
     Midwest Eye-Banks salutes Beverly Blettner, Gift of Sight Gala);  26 Jun 2008, p. D7




  Fairhaven Primary School 
     see  DIAMOND LAKE DISTRICT 76 



  FAMILY LAW (regular column)

     Michael Jordan's $5 million dilemma;  15 May 2008, p. A12

 

  FARMERS' MARKETS / PRODUCE STANDS

     Farm fresh atlas of southeastern Wisconsin;  12 Jun 2008, Walworth p. 7

     Reusable bags offered at Libertyville farmer's market;  4 Sep 2008, p. 16

    

     
  FARMING / AGRICULTURE

     U of I Extension appeals to residents for funds (Lake County Extention Foundation, Grayslake IL);  24 Apr 2008, p. 29
     Pick your own strawberries;  19 Jun 2008, p. 128

     Conservancy offers County farms tour;  7 Aug 2008, p. 16
     Festival fun celebrates farm (16th Annual Farm Heritage Fall Festival, Lakewood Forest Preserve);  25 Sep 2008, p. B2





  Fashion
    see CLOTHING AND FASHION
    see also JEWELRY



  Ferguson, Dave
     see IT'S YOUR BUSINESS (regular column)




  FIELD MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY (Chicago IL)

     Ball raises $1 million for Field Museum;  10 Jan 2008, p. D3

     Nature's master builder : Evanston artist highlights the work of the world's tiny engineers
        (Peggy Macnamara, Field Museum artist);  11 Sep 2008, p. A3




  FINISH LINE (regular colunm - note: this column lists local people's activities in sports.  
       Instead of subject headings,  this part of the index will list people alphabetically)
       see also ATHLETES OF THE WEEK (regular column)
       see also CATCH THIS (regular column)
       see also EXTRA INNINGS (regular column)
       see also FLIPSIDE (regular column)
       see also FOOTNOTES (regular column)
       see also OFF THE NOTEPAD (regular column)
       see also PRESS BOX (regular column)
       see also QUICK HITS (regular column)

       Baker, Crimea;  1 May 2008, p. 118;  15 May 2008, p. 147
       Bartlow, Tyler;  15 May 2008, p. 147
       Bassett, Adam;  15 May 2008, p. 147
       Bennatan, Tim;  15 May 2008, p. 147
       Bons, JonTaye;  1 May 2008, p. 118
       Brennatan, Tim;  22 May 2000, p. 159
       Butzine, Ariel;  1 May 2008, p. 118;  15 May 2008, p. 147;  22 May 2008, p. 159

       Chmielewski, Derek;  15 May 2008, p. 147
       Corrigan, Alyssa;  1 May 2008, p. 118;  15 May 2008, p. 147

       DeGrave, Jon;  1 May 2008, p. 118
       Dickman, Danielle;  1 May 2008, p. 118

       Ellis, Mike;  22 May 2008, p. 159

       Friedlander, Scott;  15 May 2008, p. 147;  22 May 2008, p. 159

       Harnett, Katie;  1 May 2008, p. 118
       Howell, Shannon;  1 May 2008, p. 118

       Jones, Sarahbeth;  1 May 2008, p. 118

       Kirkmanbey, Marcell;  15 May 2008, p. 147

       Lake, Nick;  22 May 2008, p. 159
       Lewis, Melissa;  15 May 2008, p. 147

       McIntyre, Chris;  15 May 2008, p. 147;  22 May 2008, p. 159
       Mede, Nicki;  1 May 2008, p. 118

       Olson, Heather;  1 May 2008, p. 118;  15 May 2008, p. 147;  22 May 2008, p. 159

       Pottinger, Lamarr;  22 May 2008, p. 159

       Richartz, Stephanie;  1 May 2008, p. 118
       Rixon, Andrew;  22 May 2008, p. 159
       Rixon, Bill;  1 May 2008, p. 118
       Rose, Harrison;  15 May 2008, p. 147
       Ross, Jamell;  22 May 2008, p. 159

       Sadewater, Addison;  15 May 2008, p. 147
       Stein, Andrew;  22 May 2008, p. 159

       Tunnicliff, Kate;  15 May 2008, p. 147

       Wheeler, Zach;  15 May 2008, p. 147;  22 May 2008, p. 159
       Woolard, Tyler;  22 May 2008, p. 159

       Ziegler, Mike;  1 May 2008, p. 118;  15 May 2008, p. 147



  
  FIREARMS

     243 guns turned over to Lake County officials;  18 Dec 2008, p. 16



   
  FIRES 

     Fire safety expo (Lake County Fire Chiefs Association);  4 Sep 2008, p. 16


 

  FISH AND FISHING

     Fishing 101 (lessons at Independence Grove Forest Preserve, Libertyville IL, photos);  19 Jun 2008, p. 127

     Hook, line and sinker (annual Mundelein police department fishing derby, photos);  17 Jul 2008, p. 7
     Go fish (Jim Morris, Will Morris, fishing derby at Independence Grove Forest Preserve, photo);  25 Sep 2008, p. 1
     Looking for a bite (Jeff Yehle, Charlotte Yehle, fishing derby at Independence Grove Forest Perserve, photo);
        25 Sep 2008, p. 7




  FIT BITS (regular column, health)

     Do do really need to know what blood pressure numbers mean?   24 Apr 2008, p. A15

     These days everyone's got a line on fitness;  2 Oct 2008, p. A13




  FIXER, THE (Regular column)

     No bargains off back of truck;  3 Jan 2008, p. 113
     Ready for switch to digital TV?;  10 Jan 2008, p. 105
     Fixer takes on grave matters;  17 Jan 2008, p. 106
     Solving I-Pass myster charges;  24 Jan 2008, p. 120
     No "Rush" on concert tickets;  31 Jan 2008, p. 108

     Trying to flee the Internet;  7 Feb 2008, p. 130
     Bill that keeps on giving;  14 Feb 2008, p. 116
     Happy ending to garage floor woes;  21 Feb 2008, p. 130
     The crate that became a plank;  28 Feb 2008, p. 127

     Not "deceased" - but her credit is;  6 Mar 2008, p. 125
     Advice in the season for tax scams;  13 Mar 2008, p. 97
     Gift certificates keep missing Target;  20 Mar 2008, p. 17
     When Mapquest misplaces you;  27 Mar 2008, p. 122

     Holiday flight turns into nightmare;  10 Apr 2008, p. 107
     "Do Not Call" is also "Do Not Text";  17 Apr 2008, p. 10
     Phone company fails to communicate;  24 Apr 2008, p. 112

     Time to shred it and forget it;  1 May 2008, p. 105
     Did more than car get burned?;  8 May 2008, p. 112
     Automated checkouts : pro and con;  15 May 2008, p. 130
     Tax class refund check gets blocked;  22 May 2008, p. 149
     Canceled phone line increases bill;  29 May 2008, p. 23

     Booked on the flight that never was;  12 Jun 2008, p. 132
     Double jeopardy on Tollway;  19 Jun 2008, p. 129
     Achieving a rewarding milestone;  26 Jun 2008, p. 137

     A lawn time coming to clear up bill;  10 Jul 2008, p. 133
     Couple can't forget unburied pet;  17 Jul 2008, p. 125
     Analog-to-digital switch not perfectly clear;  24 Jul 2008, p. 109

     Legislation for safer toys, we hope;  7 Aug 2008, p. 134
     Just how rude can they be?;  14 Aug 2008, p. 25
     No pleasure serving these customers;  21 Aug 2008, p. 21
     Owner feels burned by faulty fridge;  28 Aug 2008, p. 20

     Some helpful tips in "Fixerology";  4 Sep 2008, p. 25
     handoff of football photo fumbled;  18 Sep 2008, p. 23

     Mistaken ID takes steep toll;  13 Nov 2008, p. 145




  FLIPSIDE (regular column - note: this column lists local people's activities in sports.  
       Instead of subject headings, this part of the index will list people alphabetically)
      see also ATHLETES OF THE WEEK  (regular column)
      see also CATCH THIS  (regular column)
      see also EXTRA INNINGS  (regular column)
      see also FINISH LINE  (regular column)
      see also FOOTNOTES (regular column)
      see also OFF THE NOTEPAD   (regular column)
      see also PRESS BOX (regular column)
      see also QUICK HITS (regular column)


       Asher, Beth;  13 Mar 2008, p. 111

       Bashaw, Jessica;  13 Mar 2008, p. 111
       Braun, Kaley;  13 Mar 2008, p. 111

       Carmichael, Ofelia;  13 Mar 2008, p. 111
       Clement, Dani;  13 Mar 2008, p. 111
       Corso, Alyssa;  13 Mar 2008, p. 111

       Faia, Fallon;  13 Mar 2008, p. 111

       Gotlund, Kim;  13 Mar 2008, p. 111

       Hardy, Gwen;  13 Mar 2008, p. 111
       Harwood, Judy;  13 Mar 2008, p. 111
       Herchenbach, Leah;  13 Mar 2008, p. 111
       Holop, Kacie;  13 Mar 2008, p. 111

       Kohlmaier, Grace;  13 Mar 2008, p. 111

       Manning, Shana;  13 Mar 2008, p. 111
       Matheson, Monica;  13 Mar 2008, p. 111
       Mirsky, Amber;  13 Mar 2008, p. 111
       
       Norman, Melanie;  13 Mar 2008, p. 111

       Oehlerking, Mary Ann;  13 Mar 2008, p. 111

       Pagano, Caitlin;  13 Mar 2008, p. 111
       Patterson, Lauren;  13 Mar 2008, p. 111
       Perez, Rachel;  13 Mar 2008, p. 111
       Pytel, Lauren;  13 Mar 2008, p. 111

       Ram, Carson;  13 Mar 2008, p. 111
       Riewer, Jordan;  13 Mar 2008, p. 111

       Sacco, Brittany;  13 Mar 2008, p. 111
       Sagendorph, Ellen;  13 Mar 2008, p. 111
       Schmidt, Becca;  13 Mar 2008, p. 111
       Schwartz, Alex;  13 Mar 2008, p. 111
       Seplowin, Chelsie;  13 Mar 2008, p. 111
       Simone, Allegra;  13 Mar 2008, p. 111
       Stubbs, Megan;  13 Mar 2008, p. 111
 
       Teegan, Kelsey;  13 Mar 2008, p. 111

       Vovolka, Katie;  13 Mar 2008, p. 111

       Winn, Amanda;  13 Mar 2008, p. 111
       Wojton, Stephanie;  13 Mar 2008, p. 111




  FLOODS

     Villages may feel sting: Flood aftermath means rise in mosquitoes;  26 Jun 2008, p. 7

     Patience is the key to flood cleanup;  10 Jul 2008, p. A3
     Tips to lessen water damage;  10 Jul 2008, p. A3
 
     After the flood comes the mold : Dry safely;  2 Oct 2008, p. A5




  Flowers
     see GARDENING



  FOOD AND DRINK 
     see also RECIPES
  
     Cheers to vodka martinis : North suburbanites go clasic when choosing their spirits;  3 Jan 2008, p. A1
     Get fresh : Indoor herb gardens mean flavor year-round;  3 Jan 2008, p. 105
     Squash benefits from zesty sauce;  3 Jan 2008, p. 107
     Hearty pancakes to start cold days;  3 Jan 2008, p. 107
     Taste trust : Food history, menus, recipes from Les Dames d'Escoffier (Chicago Cooks);  10 Jan 2008, p. 102
     All in the family : Satisfying Asian foods bring comfort in winter;  17 Jan 2008, p. 115
     Taking the cake to the top;  24 Jan 2008, p. 119
     Let them eat cake (local bakeries);  31 Jan 2008, p. 21
     History flavors island cuisines;  31 Jan 2008, p. 107

     Sweet family recipes : Bake what you love with freshest ingredients;  7 Feb 2008, p. 127
     Daring duo : Hearty boys go from comfort food to retro in new cookbook (Dan Smith, Steve McDonagh,
        Talk With Your Mouth Full: The Hearty Boys Cookbook);  14 Feb 2008, p. 115
     Got game? Exotic meats tempt adventurous eaters;  21 Feb 2008, p. 121
     Where to get game;  21 Feb 2008, p. 121
     Sunday dinner, the Yorkshire way;  28 Feb 2008, p. 124

     Saucy secrets: Chefs find flavors in reductive seasoning;  6 Mar 2008, p. 120
     Irish chefs buy locally, cook globally;  13 Mar 2008, p. 96
     Romancing the steer ("The Prairie Table Cookbook" by Bill Kurtis);  20 Mar 2008, p. 122
     Seasonal ritual : Maple tree sap is flowing and it's time to make the syrup;  27 Mar 2008, p. A1
     Right from the trees : Make your own maple syrup, then try these recipes;  27 Mar 2008, p. 121

     Pizza with pizzazz (Mundelein Jaycess pizza contest, photos);  3 Apr 2008, p. 12
     Greek food made with grandma's touch;  3 Apr 2008, p. 99
     Beer 101 (Mark Childress, photo);  10 Apr 2008, p. 1
     Beer tastings open palate to a whole new world;  10 Apr 2008, p. 7
     Healthy spring asparagus at its prime;  10 Apr 2008, p. 105
     Ancient laws rule modern meals;  17 Apr 2008, p. 101
     Spinning the spud: The humble potato earns its plate in the sun;  24 Apr 2008, p. 109

     Tequila dresses up drinks, dinner;  1 May 2008, p. 103
     Sweets just like Grandma's : Mother-son partnership continues family baking tradition (Solomon's Gourmet Cookies, Chicago IL);  8 May 2008, p. 106
     Parmesan is all it's cracked up to be;  15 May 2008, p. 129
     Glorious gumbo : The savory heart of Louisiana's Creole and Cajun cuisines;  22 May 2008, p. 138
     If you knew sushi - you'd find it's not hard to make this popular Japanese snack;  29 May 2008, p. 103
   
     They smell good, taste better (herbs);  5 Jun 2008, p. B27
     Easy chicken dads can grill;  5 Jun 2008, p. B28
     Create your own sushi rolls, and eat them, too;  12 Jun 2008, Time Out p. 34
     Food worlds "Oscars" awarded in New York;  12 Jun 2008, Time Out p. 36
     Tea time : Classic English tradition meets North Shore entertainment;  19 Jun 2008, p. A1
     Have a cuppa as you like it;  19 Jun 2008, p. A2
     A berry good way to enjoy fresh fruit;  19 Jun 2008, p. 128
     You too can brew : Crafting beer at home is a hobby for do-it-yourselfers;  26 Jun 2008, p. A1
     Beginner beer;  26 Jun 2008, p. A2
     Clearing up confusion about curry;  26 Jun 2008, p. 135

     The grease-stained envelope, please... : The Great north suburban burger challenge;  3 Jul 2008, p. A1
     The winner is...Mickey Finn's, Libertyville (north suburban best hamburger challenge);  3 Jul 2008, p. A1
     Get hooked: Grilling fish is a culinary art that's worth mastering;  3 Jul 2008, p. 118
     Perfect picnics : Chef's ideas for family, gourmet or romantic meals outdoors (Charie MacDonald);  10 Jul 2008, p. A1
     Whey to go: It's not far to some of Wisconsin's specialty cheese sources;  10 Jul 2008, p. 130
     Your basic greens: Lettuce varieties from all over are at their peak in the summer;  17 Jul 2008, p. 127
     Drink up the fresh flavors of summer;  24 Jul 2008, p. 108
     Melons : sweet way to beat the heat;  31 Jul 2008, p. 116

     Up on the roof: Quince grows its own greenery for flavor and color accents;  7 Aug 2008, p. 130
     Celebrating a classic : New cookbook marks 40 years of the Parthenon Restaurant (<U>The Parthenon Cookbook</U>,
        Chicago IL);  14 Aug 2008, p. 137
     Interpreting absinthe : Lake Bluff micro-distillery recreates legendary liqueur (North Shore Distillery);  21 Aug 2008, p. A1
     How to buy and drink good quality absinthe;  21 Aug 2008, p. A10
     Local chefs spill their family secrets;  21 Aug 2008, p. 141
     Wood works : Chips and chunks will deepen the flavors of grilled foods;  28 Aug 2008, p. 143

     Let them eat cake...or cookies or breat made without gluten (Rose's Wheat Free Bakery and Cafe, Evanston IL);
        4 Sep 2008, p. A7 
     Jam goes glam;  4 Sep 2008, p. 140
     Kitchen police : Retired Deerfield exec ensures military food service in first rank (Art Ritt);  11 Sep 2008, p. A1
     Adventures of a foodie (Volunteer International Food Service Executives Association);  11 Sep 2008 p. A2
     Earth Talk: Eat seafood that's safe for you and the Earth;  11 Sep 2008, p. A9
     Glenview cook's soup worth its weight in salt (MaryEllen McGrath, "Molly");  11 Sep 2008, p. 151
     Oven "fried" chicken - a fall comfort food;  11 Sep 2008, p. 153
     Cereal bars - perfect addition to lunch boxes;  11 Sep 2008, p. 154
     Tomatoes, mango and quinoa in colorful salad;  11 Sep 2008, p. 155
     Hot stuff: Foods that get to the root of that really great burn;  18 Sep 2008, p. 139
     Quick, easy dinners to make and take home (Dinner by Design, Libertyville IL);  25 Sep 2008, p. B6
     Rosh Hashanah buzz : A tradition of honey sweetens hopes for the Jewish New Year;  25 Sep 2008, p. 143

     Can it! Preserving foods at home is easier and safer than it's ever been;  2 Oct 2008, p. 153
     Nutrition in a bag: North Shore parents are teaching kids about good food choices;  9 Oct 2008, p. A7
     Variety keeps kids happy;  9 Oct 2008, p. A7
     Lunches to like;  9 Oct 2008, p. A8
     Steamy secrets: Glenview cooking school serves up full sensory experience (Viking Cooking School);  9 Oct 2008, p. 145
     Noodling around National Pasta Month;  16 Oct 2008, p. 150
     Simple rules for perfect pasta;  16 Oct 2008, p. 150
     Matchmaking: Tips on chossing the right wine for your next good meal;  23 Oct 2008, p. 150
     Pairing secrests (food and wine);  23 Oct 2008, p. 150
     Tune in on tuna;  23 Oct 2008, Dining Guide p. 6
     Whiskey river;  23 Oct 2008, Dining Guide p. 7
     Pumpkin has a long history;  30 Oct 2008, p. 150

     A rainbow of foods provides good nutrition;  6 Nov 2008, p. A15
     For good health, put heart in your cooking;  6 Nov 2008, p. 155
     Cooking for health;  6 Nov 2008, p. 155
     The evolving localvore: Savor the joys of food grown (relatively) close to home;  13 Nov 2008 p. A1
     Hold the ketchup! Chicago hot dogs get a book of their own (<U>Never Put Ketchup on a Hot Dog</2309000 by Bob Schwartz);  13 Nov 2008, p. B1
     A cookbook for "What America is today" (<U>All the Foods We Love</U> by Sheila Lukins;  13 Nov 2008, p. 142
     Good taste (<U>Taste: A Life in Wine</U> by Anthony Terlato, photo);  20 Nov 2008, p. 136
     Vegetarians talk turkey: A meatless Thanksgiving Day feast;  20 Nov 2008, p. 138
     The moveable feast: Your Thanksgiving dinner comes from all over the U.S.;  27 Nov 2008, p. A7
     Beer : A perfectly food-friendly beverage;  27 Nov 2008, p. 108
     Good food to go with good brews;  27 Nov 2008, p. 108

     Getting the goods delivered in good shape (shipping cookies);  4 Dec 2008, p. A6
     Brown bagging is good for health and savings (lunches);  4 Dec 2008, p. A13
     Boomers prime for health (diet for aging population);  4 Dec 2008, p. A14
     The family cookie: Mom's recipe, daughter's know-how build a thriving business (Maria Templer, Rachael Halstuk, Marla's Mandels,
        Highland Park IL);  4 Dec 2008, p. 140
     Family favorites are still top cookies;  11 Dec 2008, p. 145
     Cookbooks of 2008: Top volumnes to use and peruse for recipes and techniques;  18 Dec 2008, p. 133
     Festive fish : Long Grove family continues an Italian Christmas tradition (Cavallion family);  25 Dec 2008, p. 111





  FOOD PANTRIES / FOOT BANKS

     Sex and City (fundraiser for New Trier Food Pantry Angel Fund, photo);  10 Jul 2008, p. D10
     Food pantry, services expand to match growth (Fremont Township);  24 Jul 2008, p. 12
     Peanut butter, pasta part of this Oktoberfest (collection for Vernon Township Food Pantry);  25 Sep 2008, p. 7
     Food pantries struggle to keep up with demand;  27 Nov 2008, p. 9
     Fletcher Jones dealership sponsors holiday food drive (Chicago, Greater Chicago Food Depository);  25 Dec 2008, p. AM6




  FOOTBALL

     LF's Finney gives verbal commitment to Richmond (Kevin Finney, Lake Forest);  3 Jan 2008, p. 125

     Junior Football League hosts clinic (for cheerleading);  13 Mar 2008, p. 6

     Football forecast : Scouts' Covert heads up this watch list (Scott Covert, Lake Forest);  28 Aug 2008, p. 156

     What a rush : Mike Polisky helps put an Arena Football League franchise on the map (Chicago Rush);  11 Sep 2008, p. 7
     Stat kings : Cameron White, Antioch, Tom Lindal, Warren;  25 Sep 2008, p. 165

     Spotlight: Scott Covert, Lake Forest, Kirk Ferentz, Jim Covert;  9 Oct 2008, p. 161
     Stat kings: Tom Lindal, Warren Newport, Tommy Rees, Lake Forest;  9 Oct 2008, p. 161
     Spotlight: At Antioch (Vinnie Holm);  16 Oct 2008, p. 177
     Stat King (Bradford Backer, Stevenson);  16 Oct 2008, p. 177
     Spotlight: Tommy Rees, Lake Forest;  23 Oct 2008, p. 165

     Stat king - Cameron White (Antioch);  13 Nov 2008, p. 163
     Pioneer Awards: Team MVPs - Mike Taylor, Jake Sinkovec, Jimmy Miller : Unsung heroes, Patrick Cox, Matt Tripicchio :
        Players on the rise, Larry Amato, Mickey Baucus, Matt Felicelli, David Steele, Eric Stevenson, Luke Venegoni;  27 Nov 2008, p. 116
     Next level (Kevin Burns, John Popper, Matt Norcia);  27 Nov 2008, p. 122

     Next level (Warren Arnold, Kevin Walter, Jeff Zgonina);  11 Dec 2008, p. 155
     All-Lake Shore football: Sinkovec, Defensive Player of the Year (Jake Sinkovec, Carmel);  11 Dec 2008, p. 158
     Pioneer awards: Offensive MVP, Cameron White, Antioch, Defensive MVP, Jake Sinkovec, Carmel,
        Newcomer of the year, Connor Moutvic, Lake Forest, Rookie of the year, Tom Lindal, Warren,
        Coach of the year, Brian Glashagel, Antioch, Biggest surprise, Anthony Kopp, Highland Park;  11 Dec 2008, p. 158
     All-Lake Shore football: Antioch's White Offensive Player of the Year (Cameron White);  11 Dec 2008, p. 159
     Sideline: Football (Brian Glashagel, Antioch);  11 Dec 2008, p. 160
     Next Level: Kevin Cook, James Larson, Sean McGrath, Louis Cairo;  18 Dec 2008, p. 141
     High Fives: Chris Miller, Eddie Adamski, Sean Murnane;  18 Dec 2008, p. 141
     Next Level: Jake Gaebler, Chirs Salvi;  18 Dec 2008, p. 146
     High Five: Nick Downey, Jack Simmons;  18 Dec 2008, p. 146





  FOOTNOTES (regular column - note: this column lists local people's activities in sports.  
       Instead of subject headings,  this part of the index will list people alphabetically)
       see also ATHLETES OF THE WEEK (regular column)
       see also CATCH THIS (regular column)
       see also EXTRA INNINGS (regular column)
       see also FINISH LINE (regular column)
       see also FLIPSIDE (regular column)
       see also FOOTNOTES (regular column)
       see also OFF THE NOTEPAD (regular column)
       see also PRESS BOX (regular column)
       see also QUICK HITS (regular column)


       Allen, Nikki;  22 May 2008, p. 158
      
       Bestler, Courtney;  22 May 2008, p. 158
       Brown, Kassidy;  22 May 2008, p. 158

       Carroll, Kim;  22 May 2008, p. 158

       Eddy, Kerry;  22 May 2008, p. 158

       Gonzalez, Felicia;  22 May 2008, p. 158

       Jovanovic, Natalia;  22 May 2008, p. 158

       Petermann, Sara;  22 May 2008, p. 158

       Trout, Charlie;  22 May 2008, p. 158

       Waehner, Erin;  22 May 2008, p. 158




  FREESTYLE (regular column, home improvement and interior design)

     An economical face-lift for any modest space;  4 Dec 2008, p. A4





  FREMONT PUBLIC LIBRARY DISTRICT 

     Fremont Library hosts citizenship classes;  17 Jan 2008, p. 5
     Fremont Library offers income tax assistance (American Association of Retired People);  24 Jan 2008, p. 5

     Getting warmer (Connie Purcell, Claudia Bottigliere, photo);  14 Feb 2008, p. 25
     Egor gets a tail (Connie Purcell, Lauren Oliver, photo);  21 Feb 2008, p. 6

     In celebration (Joanne Chiarella, photo);  6 Mar 2008, p. 119
     [no title] (Grant Nailor, model train display, photo);  13 Mar 2008, p. 1
     Like father, like son (Grant and Tom Nailer, model train display, Fremont Public library, photo);  13 Mar 2008, p. 5
     Fremont Library sets April book sale;  20 Mar 2008, p. 6

     Library offers view to Saturn's rings;  3 Apr 2008, p. 6
     Hula is hip (photos);  3 Apr 2008, p. 18
     Snakes alive (photo);  17 Apr 2008, p. 1
     Crazy critters at the library (Amazing Animals program, photos);  17 Apr 2008, p. 7

     Green light (Bubba the Art Bus, photos);  8 May 2008, p. 14
     Check out events at Fremont Library;  22 May 2008, p. 6

     Bust a move (hyperperformance dance program, photos);  24 Jul 2008, p. 7

     Fremont Public Library District statement of cash receipts and disbursements;  14 Aug 2008, p. 141

     Fremont Public Library District levy;  30 Oct 2008, p. 156

     Welcome 2009 early with the Muppets in Mundelein;  25 Dec 2008, p. B11





  
  FREMONT SCHOOL DISTRICT 79   

     [no title];  3 Jan 2008, p. 114
     Fremont OKs 14% levy hike;  10 Jan 2008, p. 11

     Museum brings Black History Month to life ("wax museum" at school);  21 Feb 2008, p. 9
     [no title];  21 Feb 2008, p. 126
     [no title];  28 Feb 2008, p. 133

     Fremont has full use of Intermediate School building;  6 Mar 2008, p. 17

     Fremont students learn life lessons about safety;  20 Mar 2008, p. 15
     [no title];  20 Mar 2008, p. 129
     Fremont principal resigns citing job, family conflicts (Denise Glasgow);  27 Mar 2008, p. 11
     [no title];  27 Mar 2008, p. 130

     Putting the sport in academics;  3 Apr 2008, p. 21
     [no title];  3 Apr 2008, p. 104
     [no title];  10 Apr 2008, p. 117
     [no title];  24 Apr 2008, p. 121

     [no title];  8 May 2008, p. 117
     Scout seeks help from community : Clearing area behind school for Eagle project (Christopher Collins, Mundelein Boy Scout Troop 388,
     Fremont School District 79);  22 May 2008, p. 16
     Talking trash (students, trash pick-up, photos);  22 May 2008, p. 27
     Fremont picks principal of Intermediate School (Patricia Reynolds);  22 May 2008, p. 29
     Show & tell (Robert and Ralph Butler, photo);  29 May 2008, p. 22
     [no title];  29 May 2008, p. 108

     Scout's project preserves natural space for future : Clears "Back 40" at Fremont Elementary (Christopher Collins);
        12 Jun 2008, p. 5
     Track beat : With Paul, records are just made to be broken (Megan Paul);  12 Jun 2008, p. 145
     [no title];  19 Jun 2008, p. 131

     District 79 seeks board replacement;  10 Jul 2008, p. 18
     [no title];  24 Jul 2008, p. 19

     Freemont [sic] School District 79 presents new balanced budget;  14 Aug 2008, p. 24

     Could wind turbines be coming to Fremont Dist. 79?;  4 Sep 2008, p. 5
     District 79 board welcomes new face (Eric Dahlinger);  11 Sep 2008, p. 10
     Grant enables Fremont to get new playground equipment;  25 Sep 2008, p. 5

     Gym dandy (Jackie Pienta, playground, photo);  23 Oct 2008, p. 1
     Educating children for the future : Fremont offers preschool and early-childhood programs;  23 Oct 2008, p. 5
     [no title];  30 Oct 2008, p. 160

     [no title];  6 Nov 2008, p. 24
     Mundelein school districts pleased with progress on report cards;  13 Nov 2008, p. 5
     Fremont third-grader learns to lead a school;  27 Nov 2008, p. 3
     Mundelein school districts approve tentative tax levies;  27 Nov 2008, p. 5




    
  FREMONT TOWNSHIP (Lake County, IL)

   
     Spring marks construction of Behm Homestead Park;  6 Mar 2008, p. 10

     Fremont Township Assessment Roll, Corrections;  27 Mar 2008, p. 127

     County fairgrounds construction continues (new site for Lake County Fair in Fremont Township);  26 Jun 2008, p. 147

     New park shows response to Fremont Twp. desires (Behm Homestead Park);  24 Jul 2008, p. 8
     Food pantry, services expand to match growth (Fremont Township);  24 Jul 2008, p. 12

     Wirtz farm champions alternative energy (Ivanhoe IL);  7 Aug 2008, p. 7
     Township looks to expand trash service;  21 Aug 2008, p. 5

     Emergency training set for October 2;  4 Sep 2008, p. 16

     Fremont township assessment roll for 2008;  6 Nov 2008, special supplement
     Squaw Creek Drainage District (delinquency list);  13 Nov 2008, p. 148




  was FROM THE BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU (Regular column)
     see BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU (regular column)



  FURNITURE
     
     Recycling Louis XV : Antique sofa regains original luster from careful reupholstering;  8 May 2008, p. A3
     A king's many reincarnations (Louis XV furniture);  8 May 2008, p. A3

     Furniture goes green with eco-certified wood;  28 Aug 2008, p. A6
     Bored wood, fresh furniture : Ryerson Woods displays decor from insect destruction (emerald ash borer);  18 Sep 2008, p. A12

     Desirable furniture with more than one use;  6 Nov 2008, p. A9




  GAMBLING

     Players don't know the value of their hands;  12 Jun 2008, Time Out p. 18

     Expansive amenitites make Blue Chip Casino the place to go (Michigan City IN);  13 Nov 2008, Casino Guide p. 2
     Midwest casino lovers jit jackpot at Treasure Island (Red Wing MN);  13 Nov 2008, Casino Guide p. 4
     A bigger, better Potawatomi Bingo Casino (Milwaukee WI);  13 Nov 2008, Casino Guide p. 6
     Getting casinoi comps involves give and take;  13 Nov 2008, Casino Guide p. 6
     With Grand Victoria everyone's a winner (Elgin IL);  13 Nov 2008, Casino Guide p. 8
     Practice these tips to improve your video poker game;  13 Nov 2008, Casino Guide p. 9
     Not your daddy's slots;  13 Nov 2008, Casino Guide p. 10
     Basic strtegy table can help blackjack players;  13 Nov 2008, Casino Guide p. 12
     Revamped Hammond Horseshow offers world-class gambling, entertainment;  13 Nov 2008, Casino Guide p. 12
     That's how we roll : Craps, it's not as difficult as it looks;  13 Nov 2008, Casino Guide p. 14




  GANGS

     County compiles list of top 10 gang members;  27 Mar 2008, p. 8




  GARDEN SHOWS / GARDEN WALKS

     Take a walk : Local homes and gardens beckon for your viewing pleasure;  1 May 2008, p. A2

     Garden Walk takes public through landscape wonders (Gardeners of Central Lake County);  12 Jun 2008, p. 7
     Walk offers landscape wonders (Gardeners of Central Lake County);  19 Jun 2008, p. 22
     Island flair (Evanston Garden Walk, photo);  19 Jun 2008, p. A5

     North Shore gardens open for annual walk;  10 Jul 2008, p. A5




  GARDENING
     see also GARDEN SHOWS / GARDEN WALKS
     see also HOUSE PLANTS
     see also LAWNS AND LAWN CARE

     Bromeliads like light, moist soil (Aechmea);  3 Jan 2008, p. A5
     Get fresh : Indoor herb gardens mean flavor year-round;  3 Jan 2008, p. 105

     Hardscapes offer constant accents in world of plants;  7 Feb 2008, p. A5
     Snowdrop : First spring harbinger (Galanthus nivalis);  7 Feb 2008, p. A6
     Snow-laden trees, heaving mulch need attention now;  21 Feb 2008, p. A5
     Sharpen your garden tools now;  28 Feb 2008, p. A3


     Gardeners plant seeds for annual spring sale (Gardeners of Central Lake County);  6 Mar 2008, p. 19
     Wild ginger : Versatile native (Asarum canadense);  6 Mar 2008, p. A4
     When the ground thaws enough to dig, plant away;  6 Mar 2008, p. A6
     Starting a patio garden;  13 Mar 2008, p. A4
     Kids dig healthy eating : North suburban schools sowing food for thought (gardening and nutrition);  20 Mar 2008, p. A1
     Gardeners : Time to sow indoor seeds;  20 Mar 2008, p. A3
     Little bluestem, plenetree star at horticulture show (Mid-America Horticultural Trade Show, Schizachyrium scoparium);  20 Mar 2008, p. A4

     Grow lettuce, other healthy greens in containers;  24 Apr 2008, p. A4
     Start fragrant herbs indoors;  24 Apr 2008, p. A4
     Earth talk : Naturescapes cost less in the long run;  24 Apr 2008, p. A8

     Take a walk : Local homes and gardens beckon for your viewing pleasure;  1 May 2008, p. A2
     A garden wtih color spectrum;  1 May 2008, p. A5
     Curb appeal : Landscape, a viatl part of making a home market ready;  15 May 2008, p. A3
     Violet-blue geranium is top 2008 perennial (<I>Geraniaceae</I>);  15 May 2008 p. A6
     Hot plants : Popular flowers that will dress up this summer's garden's;  29 May 2008, p. A1
     Flowers that belong (native plants);  29 May 2008, p. A1

     Go native : Turn your garden or yard into a Midwest prairie or savannah;  5 Jun 2008, p. A2
     Native plant garden help;  5 Jun 2008, p. A12
     Spruce up outdoor spaces;  4 Jun 2008, New Homes p. 6

     Beeing alive : The mysterious decline of North America's top pollinator (honeybees);  19 Jun 2008, p. A3
     Garden variety drama (insects);  19 Jun 2008, p. A3
     Get bugs into your garden;  19 Jun 2008, p. A12

     Oh deer! keep them out of your garden;  10 Jul 2008, p. A7
     Tech support : New ways to save tomatoes from nature's depredations;  17 Jul 2008, p. A3
     Summer challenges for tomato growers;  17 Jul 2008, p. A4
     Hardy pink roses are season-long beauties;  24 Jul 2008, p. A4
     With sprawling alyssum, a little goes a long way;  31 Jul 2008, p. A5

     Gypsy moths providing another threat to trees;  7 Aug 2008, p. 5
     Seasonal adjustments : End-of-summer projects add beauty to home landscapes;  7 Aug 2008, p. A3
     Keep the weeds out of your compost;  21 Aug 2008, p. A5
     Several problems can cause roses to die;  28 Aug 2008, p. A4

     Proper fencing will keep out hungry groundhogs;  11 Sep 2008, p. A8
     Greener grass on your side of the fence;  18 Sep 2008, Fall Home p. 5
     Should this tree be saved?;  25 Sep 2008, p. A11

     Seniors grow a garden of good memories;  2 Oct 2008, p. A16
     Green thumbs up for gardens;  2 Oct 2008, p. A16
     It's not easy to scare away moles;  9 Oct 2008, p. A4
     Fall plantings;  9 Oct 2008, All Things Home p. 12
     Elegant Accolade elm - reliable tree for Midwest;  30 Oct 2008, p. A5
     Reduce winter's ravages in your garden;  30 Oct 2008, p. A8
     Gardening Q&A : Mud dauber wasps are unlikely to sting people;  30 Oct 2008, p. A8

     The last of the lawncare - there's still time;  4 Dec 2008, p. A3
     Amaryllis can flaunt its bloooms for four weeks;  11 Dec 2008, p. A6





  GENEALOGY AND GENEALOGICAL SOCIETIES
     see also LAKE COUNTY ILLINOIS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY (organization)
  
     Exploring family roots has become hot topic;  16 Oct 2008, p. 7
     Exploring family roots has become hot topic;  16 Oct 2008, p. 7




  GIFTS AND GIFTGIVING

     Great giveaways : Local kids seek more meaningful celebrations by helping others;  30 Oct 2008, p. A1
     The mystery of the "generosity gene";  30 Oct 2008, p. A2
     Gift smarts : Yummy holiday gift ideas;  20 Nov 2008, Holiday Gift Guide p. 2
     Have a holly, jolly holiday on a shoestring;  20 Nov 2008, Holiday Gift Guide p. 3
     Kitchen aids;  20 Nov 2008, Holiday Gift Guide p. 7

     Safe, green-friendly gifts abound for the holiday;  4 Dec 2008, p. A8
     Teach kids to like giving as much as getting;  4 Dec 2008, p. A16
     Consider experience gifts;  4 Dec 2008, p. B25
     What to give;  4 Dec 2008, p. B25
     What to give;  4 Dec 2008, Last Minute Gift Guide p. 2
     That's a wrap : Gift wrapping that creative, economical and eco-friendly;  4 Dec 2008, Last Minute Gift Guide p. 3
     Simple gifts : Create a bookmark and a memory for holiday giving this year;  11 Dec 2008, p. A1
     Make your mark in a personal way (creating bookmarks);  11 Dec 2008, p. A2




  GIRL SCOUTS OF AMERICA - GSA (organization)

     They're surrounded (Cadette Troop 3715, stuffed bear collection, photo);  27 Mar 2008, p. 6
     Learning to lead : Girl Scouts share their experiences at the Leadership Institute;  13 Nov 2008, p. 152
     Plenty of hugs (Troops 2817 and 2827, photo);  4 Dec 2008, p. 138



  GOLF

     Foursome round : Fastert shows plenty of drive (Mike Fastert);  26 Jun 2008, p. 153
 
     Golf beat : Up to the challenge, Zorich, Mumford impress at Conway (George Zorich, Breant Mumford);  3 Jul 2008, p. 126
     Spotlight : Jamie Lavin, Tim Lynch;  3 Jul 2008, p. 126
     Golf beat;  10 Jul 2008, p. 148
     Golf beat : Passion the key with Colbourn (Ryan Colbourn);  17 Jul 2008, p. 141
     Golf beat : Ari Marks, Jack Watson, IJGA Player of the Year;  24 Jul 2008, p. 122
     Love for the game is evident with Lindemann, Hermsen (Gary Lindemann, Mike Hermsen);  24 Jul 2008, p. 122
     Foursome Round : Former hockey stars get it done at Shepherd's Crook (Dave Lee, Todd LInna, Brian Pumala);  31 Jul 2008, p. 126
     Reporter's notepad : Illinois Women's Open;  31 Jul 2008, p. 126
     Scorecard : At Steeple Chase;  31 Jul 2008, p. 126
     Coming up : Illinois State Amateur;  31 Jul 2008, p. 126

     Golf tourney benefits Honduras orphans (All God's Children);  7 Aug 2008, p. 8
     Watson closes strong year (Jack Watson, Carmel:  14 Aug 2008, p. 150
     Golf forecast : Area loaded with top-flight players;  21 Aug 2008, p. 154
     Statying the course : Age no bar to North Shore caddies who love the game of golf;  28 Aug 2008, p. A1
     Fun and names (nicknames of caddies);  28 Aug 2008, p. A1

     Golf tourney benefits honduras orphans (All God's Children);  4 Sep 2008, p. 16
     Noteworthy (Joe White);  11 Sep 2008, p. 174

     Spotlight (Johnny Glyman, Lake Forest);  9 Oct 2008, p. 162
     Noteworthy (Vince India, Brad Hopfkinger);  30 Oct 2008, p. 172
     Name in lights (Kyle Kopsick);  30 Oct 2008, p. 172

     Golf beat : Lavin's claim Player of the Year honors (Jamie Lavin, Bennett Lavin);  13 Nov 2008, p. 160
     Pioneer awards : Golfers of the year, Bennett Lavin, Deerfield, Jamie Lavin, Deerfield; Rookies of the Year,
        Jonathan Gerrard, Highland Park, Nicole Feierberg, Highland Park, Coaches of the Year, Jim Matheson, Lake Forest,
        Andrew Conneen, Stevenson;  13 Nov 2008, p. 160




  GOLF COURSES
     
     PGA instructor slates clinic at Pine Meadow (Pine Meadow Golf Course);  10 Jul 2008, p. 18
     New tunnel lifts spirits of Countryside golfers (Mundelein IL):  2 Oct 2008, p. 10

   

  GRAMINATOR, THE (regular column)

     Joint ventures now stuff of Christmas letters;  3 Jan 2008, p. A12
     Grandmother's guide to equality, peace;  17 Jan 2008, p. A10
     Doula, shommla - how about a grandma?;  31 Jan 2008, p. A10
     How grandmothers celebrate Valentine's Day;  7 Feb 2008, p. A2

     Please, somebody stop me quickly - before I flash again;  13 Mar 2008, p. A11

     Boudin - so good you wanna slap your momma;  24 Apr 2008, p. A3
     Memories of Bimpe: bittersweet, funny and sad;  22 May 2008, p. A10
     It's June again, time to stimulate the economy;  12 Jun 2008, p. A12

     Wilson gets his block in round-about way;  3 Jul 2008, p. A2
     Don't take credit for what you can't afford;  14 Aug 2008, p. A2
     Eyes forward in PTSD therapy (post traumatic stress disorder);  28 Aug 2008, p. A2

     Look what canny Danny wrote about his Granny;  11 Sep 2008, p. A15

     She's the first cookie in the second batch;  2 Oct 2008, p. A2
     A "Dear John" letter;  16 Oct 2008, p. A2

     Grandma and grandpa run maiden marathon;  6 Nov 2008, p. A2

     Christmas is coming - just burn me a disc;  11 Dec 2008, p. A12




  GRAYSLAKE (IL), VILLAGE OF

     Fireworks start early in Grayslake;  26 Jun 2008, p. B8

     Grayslake wants to float your (cardboard) boat (Third annual Great Cardboard Boat Regatta);  31 Jul 2008, p. B2

     Village of Grayslake summary statement;  30 Oct 2008, p. B24




  GREAT LAKES VA MEDICAL CENTER (hospital, North Chicago IL)

     VA Medical Center assists veterans returning home;  20 Mar 2008, p. 7




  GREEN OAKS-LIBERTYVILLE-MUNDELEIN-VERNON HILLS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE - GLMV (organization)

     Chamber launches Relay for Life campaign (American Cancer Society);  17 Jan 2008, p. 5

     Home Improvement Show leads events;  6 Mar 2008, p. 123
     Chamber cancels Home Show;  20 Mar 2008, p. 19

     Kirk to speak at Chamber luncheon (Rep. Mark Kirk, 10th Congressional Dist.);  3 Apr 2008, p. 6
     Chamber offers array of benefits for members;  3 Apr 2008, p. 96

     Chamber fair at mall promotes healthy living;  1 May 2008, p. 16

     Personal experiences shape Relay for Life : Event runs this weekend at MHS (Jenny Gapinski);  5 Jun 2008, p. 5
     Schedule of events : GLMV Relay for life;  5 Jun 2008, p. 10
     Free Health Fair offers information, screenings;  5 Jun 2008, p. 21
     Bad weather cancels Relay for Life : Will stage smaller follow-up June 20;  12 Jun 2008, p. 5
     Chamber's Health Fair is one-stop shopping;  12 Jun 2008, p. 15
     Relay for Life returns to MHS;  19 Jun 2008, p. 5
     Health-conscious (Health Fari, photos);  19 Jun 2008, p. 7

     Time to pass capital jobs program;  3 Jul 2008, p. 8

     GLMV plans Fall Fest and Expo;  7 Aug 2008, p. 6
     GLMV 2008/2009 Community Guide;  14 Aug 2008, Special Supplement

     FallFest and Chamber Expo make for a fun September;  11 Sep 2008, p. 12

     By the numbers (Julia Nicolson, Alexis Tomic, Samantha Tomic, Fall Fest, photo);  2 Oct 2008, p. 148





  GURNEE (IL), VILLAGE OF
     
     High flying festivities for families in Gurnee (Flying for Kids Family Kite event);  10 Apr 2008, p. B2
     Kids get lips in sync for annual Gurnee show;  10 Jul 2008, p. B2
     Pancakes with Santa in Gurnee (Gurnee Park District);  4 Dec 2008, p. B8




  GYMNASTICS

     Dan Shalin's No. 1s: MaryAnn Oehlerking - All-around, Lindsay Falk - Vault, Katie Vovolka - Balance Beam,
        Lindsay Falk - Uneven Bars, Kacie Holop - Floor Exercise;  10 Jan 2008, p. 118
     [no title] (Abby Ross, Deerfield High, photo);  10 Jan 2008, p. 121
     Dan Shalin's No. 1s: Kim Gotlund - All-around, Amanda Winn - Vault, Amber Mirski - Balance Beam,
        Chelsie Seplowin - Unever Bars, Kacie Holop - Floor Exercise;  17 Jan 2008, p. 123
     Roundup : Gymnasts head to conference meet;  24 Jan 2008, p. 127

     All-Lake Shore Gymnastics : Warren's Gotlund earns top honors (Kim Gotlund);  13 Mar 2008, p. 111
     Pioneer awards: Kim Gotlund - Gymnast of the year, Lauren Patterson - Newcomer of the year, Leah Herchenbach - Rookie of the year, Judy Harwood - Coach of the year;  13 Mar 2008, p. 111
     North Shore Rhythmics sending large contingent to national meet (rhythmic gymnastics);  1 May 2008, p. 121

     Red-letter day (Brittany Bendoff signs Letter of Intent, photo);  11 Dec 2008, p. 135
     Gymnastics Beat: Patriots keep eyes on the (top) prize;  18 Dec 2008, p. 144
     Preseason honors: Gymnast of the year Chelsie Seplowin, Newcomer of the year Ofelia Carmichael,
        Rookie of the year Ali Castriano;  18 Dec 2008, p. 144





  HABITAT FOR HUMANITY (organization)

     MHS show aids Habitat for Humanity (Mundelein High School);  27 Mar 2008, p. 119



  HAWTHORN SCHOOL DISTRICT 73

     Do you believe in magic? (magician Dennis DeBondt, program, photo);  3 Jan 2008, p. 6
     Magical time of the year (magician Dennis DeBondt, photos);  3 Jan 2008, p. 17
     Tell us about your trip (holiday show, photo);  3 Jan 2008, p. 18
     [no title];  3 Jan 2008, p. 116
     [no title];  17 Jan 2008, p. 112
     [no title];  24 Jan 2008, p. 18
     [no title];  31 Jan 2008, p. 116

     [no title];  21 Feb 2008, p. 126

     [no title];  6 Mar 2008, p. 129
     Pre-kindergarten class maintains high numbers : Priority still given to at-risk children;  13 Mar 2008, p. 17
     [no title];  13 Mar 2008, p. 105
     [no title];  20 Mar 2008, p. 123
     [no title];  27 Mar 2008, p. 128

     [no title];  10 Apr 2008, p. 113
     [no title];  17 Apr 2008, p. 107

     [no title] (photos);  1 May 2008, p. 21
     [no title];  1 May 2008, p. 111
     [no title];  8 May 2008 p. 116
     [no title];  15 May 2008, p. 136
     [no title];  22 May 2008, p. 143
     [no title];  29 May 2008, p. 26

     [no title];  5 Jun 2008, p. 27
     [no titlte];  12 Jun 2008, p. 134

     [no title];  14 Aug 2008, p. 148

     [no title];  4 Sep 2008, p. 147
     Way back when, Hawthorn was a simple country school;  11 Sep 2008, p. 8
     [no title];  11 Sep 2008, p. 26
     [no title];  18 Sep 2008, p. 29
     [no title];  25 Sep 2008, p. 29

     [no title};  2 Oct 2008, p. 26
     [no title];  9 Oct 2008, p. 26
     [no title];  16 Oct 2008, p. 153
     [no title];  23 Oct 2008, p. 27
     [no title];  30 Oct 2008, p. 159

     [no title];  13 Nov 2008, p. 23
     [no title];  20 Nov 2008, p. 23
     Annual statement of affairs;  27 Nov 2008, p. 7
     [no title];  27 Nov 2008, p. 18

     [no title];  4 Dec 2008, p. 23
     [no title];  11 Dec 2008, p. 25
     [no title];  25 Dec 2008, p. 10

 



  Haycraft, Dan
     see TWOGETHER (regular column)


  Haycraft, Meg
     see TWOGETHER (regular column)



     
 HEALTH AND FITNESS (includes exercise)
     see also CANCER
     see also CHICAGO HEALERS
     see also CHILDREN'S HEALTH (regular column)
     see also DENTAL HEALTH AND HYGIENE
     see also THE DOCTOR IS IN (regular column)
     see also EYESIGHT / EYEGLASSES
     see also HEALTH INSURANCE
     see also IMMUNIZATIONS
     see also PRESCRIPTION DRUGS

     Bye-bye blood thinner : New treatment could eliminate need for certain drugs;  3 Jan 2008, p. A7
     Nutrition wise : Cruciferous veggies function as detoxifiers;  3 Jan 2008, p. A12
     Hey, you're on my treadmill! New Year's resolution create suburban health club overload;  10 Jan 2008, p. A1
     How to stay regular (exercise programs);  10 Jan 2008, p. A2
     Biking for a healthier heart : Reporter takes the challenge (Ruth Solomon, bicycling);  10 Jan 2008, p. A9
     Cycling to work an addiction;  10 Jan 2008, p. A10
     Coronary risk profile;  10 Jan 2008, p. A10
     Youth interrupted : Teen-agers deal with difficulties of dysautonomia;  17 Jan 2008, p. A7
     Vision for tomorrow : Parents work to erase stigma, ease difficulties of albinism;  31 Jan 2008, p. A7

     Health briefs about kids;  7 Feb 2008, p. A12
     Time to stop undermining children with ads;  7 Feb 2008, p. A13
     Daily rhythms affect how meds work;  7 Feb 2008, p. A14
     Broken heart syndrome : Stress can cause condition that mirrors heart attack;  14 Feb 2008, p. A7
     Soap and shots can protect your health;  14 Feb 2008, p. A10
     Nutritionwise : How tea and magnesium affect your heart;  14 Feb 2008, p. A11

     Living with epilepsy : Parents want public to know more about their child's disease;  28 Feb 2008, p. A7
     Advocacy foloows after drug eases boy's epilepsy (Emmett Leyden);  28 Feb 2008, p. A9
     Fund-raisers for research (epilepsy);  28 Feb 2008, p. A11

     Memory matters : As seniors age, brain exercises become more importanat;  6 Mar 2008, p. A9
     Improve your memory;  6 Mar 2008, p. A11
     Family pedigree : Wave of health care furute points to detailed relative histories;  13 Mar 2008, p. A7
     County flu cases double in February (Lake County IL);  13 Mar 2008, p. 100
     Kids dig healthy eating : North suburban schools sowing food for thought (gardening and nutrition);  20 Mar 2008, p. A1
     Running with the right shoes (foot and ankle injuries);  20 Mar 2008, p. A9
     Journey to the center of the skull (Dr. James Liu, neurosurgery);  27 Mar 2008, p. A7
     What skull base surgeons can do;  27 Mar 2008, p. A12

     Lake County health initiative focuses on obesity, inactivity;  3 Apr 2008, p. 16
     Blood test may catch endometriosis early;  10 Apr 2008, p. A7
     Disease can cause pain and infertility (endometriosis);  10 Apr 2008, p. A10
     Bipolar disorder in children : A new look;  24 Apr 2008, p. A11
     Bipolar disorder, ADHD, neither, both?;  24 Apr 2008, p. A13

     The drug talk : Include meds and OTCs;  1 May 2008, p. A9
     Doctors need to know about your vitamins;  8 May 2008, p. A13
     Broccoli may reduce tumors;  8 May 2008, p. A15
     When a childhood virus bites again (chicken pox and shingles);  8 May 2008, p. A16
     Getting in gardening shape;  8 May 2008, p. 104
     No kidding : Dealing with the emotional drain of infertility problems;  22 May 2008 p. A11
     Simple steps can cut household allergens;  22 May 2008, p. A15
     The family factor : How to get kids off the couch and into fitness mode;  29 May 2008, p. A9
     Get moving, get healthy;  29 May 2008, p. A10
     Connect for mental health;  29 May 2008, p. A11

     Great expectations : Teens talk about coping with the stress of overscheduling;  5 Jun 2008, p. A7
     What teens can do to cut stress in their lives;  5 Jun 2008, p. A7
     An aspartame safety update;  5 Jun 2008, p. A9
     Dial down pressure - it's everyone's job;  5 Jun 2008, p. A11
     How adults can help (stress and teenagers);  5 Jun 2008, p. A11
     Boning up on osteoporosis : The disease is no longer an inevitable part of growing older;  12 Jun 2008, p. A9
     Eat right for strong bones;  12 Jun 2008, p. A11
     Solar lure : Enjoy sunny days but slather on that suncreen;  19 Jun 2008, p. A7
     Spots to watch (skin cancers); 19 Jun 2008, p. A7
     Take care in the sun;  19 Jun 2008, p. A9
     Road trip tips;  19 Jun 2008, p. A10
     More exercise leads to more health benefits;  19 Jun 2008, p. A11
     Nothing to sniff at : Many factors of modern life behind the rise in anaphylaxis;  26 Jun 2008, p. A9
     Recognizing anaphylaxis;  26 Jun 2008, p. A10
     Medicare to cover sleep apnea testing;  26 Jun 2008, p. A12
     Pro-Active Health Picnic (Gavin Sheets, Andee DiGiacinto, photo):  26 Jun 2008, p. 149

     Picturing a cure (Pettinato family, juvenile diabetes);  10 Jul 2008, p. 5
     The skinny on your fat cells;  10 Jul 2008, p. A11
     New procedure adds weapon to fight HIV:  17 Jul 2008, p. A11
     Is the micro zapping away useful nutriends?;  17 Jul 2008, p. A12
     Sneak attack : Know how it feels when your heart sends trouble signals;  24 Jul 2008, p. A7
     Heart attck warning signs;  24 Jul 2008, p. A7
     Eating to help your heart;  24 Jul 2008, p. A9
     Summer ozone levels may threaten health;  24 Jul 2008, p. A11
     Uncontrolled asthma may pose pregnancy risk;  24 Jul 2008, p. A12
     Do research when choosing a nursing home;  24 Jul 2008, p. A12
     Too hot to trot : Running in the heat calls for extra precautions and training;  31 Jul 2008, p. A7
     Cool it for summer runs (health and running in hot weather);  31 Jul 2008, p. A8

     Getting to the heart of ED is crucial (erectile dysfunction);  7 Aug 2008, p. A7
     Wine is fine to disarm some nasty germs;  7 Aug 2008, p. A10
     Get a good look : Men line up for appearance-improving procedures;  14 Aug 2008, p. A9
     How much protein do you really need?;  14 Aug 2008, p. A11
     Youth is beauty - and it's not cheap;  14 Aug 2008, p. A12
     Frozen shoulder : This puzzling, painful condition stikes middle-aged women;  21 Aug 2008, p. A7
     Wish list for allergy patients off to a dorm;  21 Aug 2008, p. A10
     Take a stretch break;  21 Aug 2008, Trends p. 3
     Super foods;  21 Aug 2008, Trends p. 9
     Keep your summer glow into fall;  21 Aug 2008, Trends p. 10
     Unwind at home during your perfect staycation;  21 Aug 2008, Trends p. 10
     Good guys in the gut : Probiotics play a key role in keeping insides in top shape;  28 Aug 2008, p. A9
     Get the right stuff - in the right amounts (probiotics, beneficial bacteria);  28 Aug 2008, p. A9
     Diet and exercies help the mind and the body;  28 Aug 2008, p. A11

     Let them eat cake...or cookies or breat made without gluten (celiac disease, Rose's Wheat Free Bakery and Cafe, Evanston IL);
        4 Sep 2008, p. A7  
     Gluten-free on the North Shore;  4 Sep 2008, p. A7
     Who really needs to be gluten-free? (celiac diseases);  4 Sep 2008, p. A10
     Free screening for celiac disease;  4 Sep 2008, p. A10
     Camp helps kids cope with diabetes (Buehler YMCA, Palatine IL);  4 Sep 2008, p. A11
     Home delivery? Mom's choices are limited in Illinois (giving birth at home);  11 Sep 2008, p. A11
     Illinois HB6652 (Home Birth Safety Act, licensure of midwives);  11 Sep 2008, p. A11
     Who's who in midwifery (Certified Nurse Midwives vs. Certified Professional Midwife vs. Doula);  11 Sep 2008, p. A13
     Nutrition wise : Food protein is best for health;  25 Sep 2008, p. A8
     Drive aims to recruit bone marrow donors;  25 Sep 2008, p. A9
     New resources help relieve caregiver stress;  25 Sep 2008, Prime p. 2
     "Use it or lose it" also relates to your brain;  25 Sep 2008, Prime p. 2
     President Reagan declared November as National Alzheimer's Disease Awareness Month;  25 Sep 2008, Prime p. 4

     Connecting body and soul : Yoga classes at local synagogues combine religion and exercise;  2 Oct 2008, p. A1
     After the flood comes the mold : Dry safely;  2 Oct 2008, p. A5
     Web pages that help families cope;  2 Oct 2008, p. A11
     Resources for coping with health challenges;  2 Oct 2008, p. A11
     Seniors grow a garden of good memories;  2 Oct 2008, p. A16
     Green thumbs up for gardens;  2 Oct 2008, p. A16
     Nutrition in a bag : North Shore parents are teaching kids about good food choices;  9 Oct 2008, p. A7
     Variety keeps kids happy (food and menu choices);  9 Oct 2008, p. A7
     Lunches to like;  9 Oct 2008, p. A8
     A swab can save a life (bone marrow donor drive);  9 Oct 2008, p. A9
     Keeping your child healthy from before preschool until post high school;  9 Oct 2008, Education p. 4
     Unlocking the past for seniors with dementia;  16 Oct 2008, p. A14
     Health care on life support?;  23 Oct 2008, p. 10
     Health insurance costs begin to exceed the $12,000 benchmark;  23 Oct 2008, p. 10
     Election 2008 : Candidate forum on health care;  23 Oct 2008, p. 11
     Taking charge : Day of Hope planned to help diabetics control the disease;  23 Oct 2008, p. A7
     All types of diabetes require good control;  23 Oct 2008, p. A11
     More on diabetes;  23 Oct 2008, p. A11
     Critical conditions : Local emergency departments stressed by patient influx;  30 Oct 2008, p. A11
     Evolution of the ED (Emergency Department);  30 Oct 2008, p. A12
     Earth talk : Pills are not the best cure for every headache;  30 Oct 2008, p. A13
     A walk outdoors may ease ADHD symptoms;  30 Oct 2008, p. A14
     Relearning to walk with help from a robot;  30 Oct 2008, p. A16

     Heads up on concussions : Common high school sports injury can have some serious consequences;  6 Nov 2008, p. A11
     A rainbow of foods provides good nutrition;  6 Nov 2008, p. A15
     Train kids to use asthma inhalers properly;  6 Nov 2008, p. A15
     For good health, put heart in your cooking;  6 Nov 2008, p. 155
     Cooking for health;  6 Nov 2008, p. 155
     Films about Alzheimer's available on the Web;  13 Nov 2008, p. A11
     Midlife without a crisis : Wilmette native's book offers women advice on staying healthy (Robin Miller, <U>The Smart Woman's Guide to Midlife & Beyond</U>;
        20 Nov 2008, p. A7
     Treatments for ADHD are better than ever;  20 Nov 2008, p. A10
     Be sure to take those vitamins;  20 Nov 2008, p. A11
  
     Speechless : A Glenview writers learns about "an electrical storm in my brain" (Dorothy Weinberg);  4 Dec 2008, p. A11
     Differences betrween strokes and seizures;  4 Dec 2008, p. A11
     Brown bagging is good for health and savings (lunches);  4 Dec 2008, p. A13
     Boomers prime for health (diet for aging population);  4 Dec 2008, p. A14
     The family way : Improved infertility treatments offer greater hope for success;  11 Dec 2008, p. A9
     High blood pressure endangers kidneys;  11 Dec 2008, p. A11
     Small changes to help keep New Year's resolutions;  11 Dec 2008, p. B22
     Perpetual pain: Libertyville girl fights an unusual nervous system disorder (Danielle Pacholski,
        Complex Regional Pain Syndrome - <B>CRPS</B>);  18 Dec 2008, p. A7
     Help for those with <B>CRPS</B> (Complex Regional Pain Syndrome);  18 Dec 2008, p. A9
  




  HEALTH INSURANCE

     Health providers worry over flow of state cash;  18 Dec 2008, p. 12



  HIGHLAND PARK (IL), CITY OF

     Art and food fair introduces film fest (25th Annual Port Clinton Art Festival, 1st Annual Port Clinton Film Festival,
        2nd Annual Taste of Highland Park);  21 Aug 2008, p. B3




  HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF THE FORT HILL COUNTRY (organization)

     Historical Society slates Patriotic Celebration;  26 Jun 2008, p. 8




  HISTORY

     A look back : Cast-iron stoves served many useful purposes;  10 Apr 2008, p. 10

     Going to the movies;  8 May 2008, p. 8
     Wedding dresses speak of the times, fashion;  12 Jun 2008, p. 12
     History is abundant at Adlai Stevenson's home;  19 Jun 2008, p. B3

     Chautauqua brought cultural, political influences to area;  17 Jul 2008, p. 12

     Libertyville's dynamic suffragist was first to cast a vote in Illinois (Clara Colby);  16 Oct 2008, p. 7

     When JFK campaigned in Libertyville;  13 Nov 2008, p. 12

     Gifts of love and kindness : Seniors recall holidays, hardships of the Great Depression;  25 Dec 2008, p. A5
     Work was the key to making it through (the Great Depression);  25 Dec 2008, p. A6



  HOLIDAYS

     College crowd : Ho Hum to Valentine's;  7 Feb 2008, p. A1
     The line forms here (Easter Bunny at Hawthorn Center, Vernon Hills IL, photo);  20 Mar 2008, p. 121

     Mother's Day;  1 May 2008, special supplement
     Memorial Day stays true to traditions;  22 May 2008, p. 5
     Memorable day (Memorial Day parade, Mundelein, photos);  29 May 2008, p. 20
     Remembering the fallen : CLC dedicates memorial to vets;  29 May 2008, p. 21

     Flag Day (Market Square, Lake Forest IL, photo);  25 Sep 2008, p. 138
     Rosh Hashanah buzz : A tradition of honey sweetens hopes for the Jewish New Year;  25 Sep 2008, p. 143

     Bazaars galore! Local philanthropic groups offer early holiday shopping;  9 Oct 2008, p. A1
     [no title] (holiday boutique, Am Yisrael, Northfield IL, photo);  9 Oct 2008, p. A10
     Let your Halloween party decor grow up;  16 Oct 2008, p. A10
     Halloween is on the trail (Haunted trail and bonfire, Lindenhurst IL);  16 Oct 2008, p. B12
     Did you say, "Boo!";  16 Oct 2008, p. 166
     Keep pets safe and happy on Halloween;  30 Oct 2008, p. A15

     Great pumpkin (800 lb pumpkin, photo);  6 Nov 2008, p. 146
     Proud salute (Jon Chesmey, Veterans Day assembly, photo);  13 Nov 2008, p. 5
     Pet tips for a Happy Thanksgiving;  13 Nov 2008, p. C1
     Have a holly, jolly holiday on a shoestring;  20 Nov 2008, Holiday Gift Guide p. 3
     How to make your holidays ship shape;  20 Nov 2008, Holiday Gift Guide p. 4
     Oh Christmas Tree;  20 Nov 2008, Holiday Gift Guide p. 5
     How to play dreidel;  20 Nov 2008, Holiday Gift Guide p. 6
     Tips for holiday accessorizing for $25 or less;  20 Nov 2008, Holiday Gift Guide p. 8
     Get chopping: Local farms offer cut-your-own Christmas trees;  27 Nov 2008, p. A1
     The moveable feast: Your Thanksgiving dinner comes from all over the U.S.;  27 Nov 2008, p. A7
     Season brings holiday activities;  27 Nov 2008, p. B1
     Holiday fun starts now;  27 Nov 2008, p. B8

     Make sure pets have safe, happy holidays;  4 Dec 2008, p. A13
     Pancakes with Santa in Gurnee (Gurnee Park District);  4 Dec 2008, p. B8
     Safety tips for the holiday season;  4 Dec 2008, Last Minute Gift Guide p. 6
     Seasonal events offer fun and entertainment for all ages;  4 Dec 2008, Last Minute Gift Guide p. 7
     May your days be merry and bright;  4 Dec 2008, Last Minute Gift Guide p. 8
     Not enough toys for Lake County tots (Toys for Tots);  11 Dec 2008, p. 16
     Merry and bright: Local designers offer tips to give your home holiday sparkle;  11 Dec 2008, p. A3
     Borrowed decoration now family tradition;  11 Dec 2008, p. A3
     How to give your holiday card your best shot;  11 Dec 2008, p. A7
     X-mas or Christmas? Is the season about the decorations or the spirit? (<U>Whoever Stole Our X-mas Decorations May You Rot in H*</U>
        by Michael Wollner);  11 Dec 2008, p. B8
     Be sure toys you give kids are safe;  18 Dec 2008, p. A10
     Why holiday visits go sour;  18 Dec 2008, p. A11
     Let there be delight : Outdoor holiday displays enchant North Shore towns (book <U>The Best Christmas Decorations in Chicagoland</U> by
        Mary Edsey);  25 Dec 2008, p. A2
     Gifts of love and kindness : Seniors recall holidays, hardships of the Great Depression;  25 Dec 2008, p. A5




 
 HOLY CROSS LUTHERAN CHURCH (Green Oaks IL)

     Church event celebrates the 3 R's : Focuses on reduce, recycle, and reuse;  17 Apr 2008, p. 14




  HOME IMPROVEMENT
     see also APPLIANCES
     see also GARDENING
     see also HOME SHOWS / HOUSE WALKS
     see also HOMES - ELECTRICAL
     see also HOMES - HEATING & COOLING
     see also HOUSING - SAFETY ISSUES 
     see also INTERIOR DECORATION
     see also LAWNS AND LAWN CARE
     see also PEST CONTROL
     see also UTILITIES

     Home renovation trends : What's out, what's in;  3 Jan 2008, p. A3
     The new family foyer : Dogs, kids and friends CAN track mud into this room (mudrooms);  10 Jan 2008, p. A3
     Five resolutions for your home;  24 Jan 2008, p. A5
     Contemporary warmth : More places, more ways to add fireplace to your home;  31 Jan 2008, p. A3
     Reduce threat fireplace poses to environment;  31 Jan 2008, p. A3

     Going Euro in the cooking room;  21 Feb 2008, p. A3
     Ask the Carey Brothers;  21 Feb 2008, p. A7

     What's all this about licensed and bonded?;  10 Apr 2008, p. A2 
     Home remedies;  10 Apr 2008, p. B15
     Experts divulge home improvement blunders;  10 Apr 0208, p. B17

     Plastic helps control crawl space moisture;  8 May 2008, p. A8
     Hit the deck : Get your ourdoor party pad in shape for summer now;  22 May 2008, p. A2
     A raised patio gives your backyard a life;  22 May 2008, p. A2
     Make your home eco-friendly;  21 May 2008, New Homes p. 8
     Spruce up inventory before a garage sale;  29 May 2008, p. A6
     Select the right appliances for your new home;  28 May 2008, New Homes p. 4

     Solutions for sticking doors;  5 Jun 2008, p. A3
     Kitchens that are easy on the earth;  12 Jun 2008, p. A3
     Windows that measure up;  12 Jun 2008, p. A6
     Easy greening for kitchens;  12 Jun 2008, p. A12
     Take care removing grease;  19 Jun 2008, p. A4
     Fabulous faux : Stone veneer gives new look and luster to older homes;  26 Jun 2008, p. A3
     Give them the brush (22nd Annual Chicago's Finest Painted Ladies competition);  26 Jun 2008, p. A7

     Working out the pain of stain (stain removal);  3 Jul 2008, p. A3
     Patience is the key to flood cleanup;  10 Jul 2008, p. A3
     Tips to lessen water damage;  10 Jul 2008, p. A3
     Learn what's built to last;  10 Jul 2008, p. A4
     For best results, take care upgrading deck;  17 Jul 2008, p. A7
     Ultimate seating : Luxury features take toilet comfort a new level, for a price;  24 Jul 2008, p. A3

     From bathroom to beauty spa : Cultivating your own pamper place;  21 Aug 2008, Trends p. 8
     The do-it-all guys : Local handymen, customers, form bonds that last for years;  28 Aug 2008, p. A3
     Try a kitchen makeover without the remodeling;  28 Aug 2008, p. A7
     Recession benefits handyman agencies;  28 Aug 2008, p. A12
     How about a handygal?;  28 Aug 2008, p. A12
 
     Let it breathe and stucco can last for years;  18 Sep 2008, p. A3
     Tile tie (LuxeHome, Chicago IL, photo);  18 Sep 2008, p. A5
     Winterize : Prepare for the snowy season early;  18 Sep 2008, Fall Home p. 3
     Make your home green, healthy;  18 Sep 2008, Fall Home p. 4
     How to clean your gutters;  18 Sep 2008, Fall Home p. 4
     How to maintain a furnace;  18 Sep 2008, Fall Home p. 7

      Window panes: Balance energy efficiency with modern materials, style;  9 Oct 2008, All Things Home p. 2
     Counter culture: Kitchen countertops evolve, add authentic designer looks;  9 Oct 2008, All Things Home p. 6
     Tub time: Hot tubs take chill out of winter months;  9 Oct 2008, All Things Home p. 9
     Todays' fireplaces offer many options to choose from;  9 Oct 2008, All Things Home p. 11
     Deck additions a worthy idea for homeowners;  9 Oct 2008, All Things Home p. 14
     Gettting the know-how: Do-it-yourselfers get a hand from Web, classes;  9 Oct 2008, All Things Home p. 15
     Keep the nest safe in winter : North Suburban handyman provides services to snowbirds (Frank Orsi, Orsi Services);  16 Oct 2008, p. A3
     Before you go (closing house for extended periods of time);  16 Oct 2008, p. A3
     Good maintenance takes "scary" out of basement;  16 Oct 2008, p. A7

     Prepare your home for winter;  13 Nov 2008, p. A3
     Plumbing is an investment;  20 Nov 2008, p. A4
     New tricks show off an old rug;  20 Nov 2008, p. A4

     Make sure you keep yourself in hot water;  4 Dec 2008, p. A8
     Anchor pipes to end loud noises;  11 Dec 2008, p. A4
     Don't let stains mar your white Christmas;  11 Dec 2008, p. A7
     Protect wood floors during the holidays;  18 Dec 2008, p. A4



  
    
  HOME SHOWS / HOUSE WALKS

     Chamber cancels Home Show (GLMV Chamber of Commerce);  20 Mar 2008, p. 19
     April preview for May housewalk (Winnetka Woman's Club, Winnetka IL);  27 Mar 2008, p. D8

     Take a walk : Local homes and gardens beckon for your viewing pleasure;  1 May 2008, p. A2
     Remodel Chicagoland announces third annual tour;  7 May 2008, New Homes p. 5

     2008 Cavalcade will feature spectacular dream homes;  16 Jul 2008, New Homes p. 4

     [no title] (Church of the Holy Comforter, Kenilworth annual Holiday Boutique and Housewalk, photo);  11 Sep 2008, p. A14

     Two luxury design shows at the Merchandise Mart;  2 Oct 2008, p. A4




  HOMES - ELECTRICAL

     ComEd earns passing grade on system reliability : But problem pockets exist for some customers;  24 Jul 2008, p. 21
     Many customers learn lesson, invest in backup generators (Eommonwealth Edison);  24 Jul 2008, p. 21

     Cutting the cords: A reader explains how to run a generator from inside the house;  20 Nov 2008, p. A2
     An easy job for an electrician;  20 Nov 2008, p. A3

    
    

  HOMES - HEATING & COOLING

     High-tech temps : New furnace models offer utility savings;  9 Oct 2008, All Things Home p. 4
     Quick fix facts : Replace that air filter regularly;  9 Oct 2008, All Things Homes p. 5

     Fireplaces offer new energy-conserving options;  12 Nov 2008, New Homes p. 7
     Homebuilders offer solutions to save on winter heating costs;  12 Nov 2008, New Homes p. 7


 
  HORSES AND HORSEBACK RIDING

     Airs above the ground (Tempel Lipizzans, photo);  12 Jun 2008, p. B9
     Family continues legacy at Tempel Farms : First Lipizzans arrived in Wadsworth 50 years ago;  26 Jun 2008, p. B3

     Celebration (50th anniversary of Tempel Lipizzans, photo);  28 Aug 2008, p. B19
     Mundelein Equestrian Center rides off to Wauconda (Fallen Oaks Equestrian Center);  18 Sep 2008, p. 12





  HOSPITALS, CLINICS, ETC. (Specific facilities not otherwise named in this index)

     Holiday hats for infants (Auxiliary of Evanston Northwestern Healthcare, photo);  3 Jan 2008, p. D6
     MRIC"s year-long campaign nets $3.1 million (Mediccal Research Institute Council of Children's Memeorial Hospital,
        Chicago IL);  3 Jan 2008, p. D12
     Heart of a Woman at Swedish Covenant ("Heart of a Woman" program, Swedish Covenant Hospital, Chicago IL);
        10 Jan 2008, p. B9
     Luncheon check is $200,000 (Connie Coolidge, Joanne Smith, Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago, photo);  31 Jan 2008, p. D6
     Auxiliary supports shopping weekend (Auxiliary of Highland Park Hospital, Highland Park IL);  31 Jan 2008, p. D7

     Friends at Saks (Key to the Cure Shopping event, Friends of Prentice, Prentice Women's Hospital, photo);  28 Feb 2008, p. D10

     Cancer Wellnes Center nets $720,000 (Northbrook IL);  20 Mar 2008, p. D8

     Say ahhhh (Dr. Egon Schein, Armani Scaife, Healthreach Community Care Clinic, photo);  3 Apr 2008, p. 1
     Mundelein clinic opens doors to homeless kids (Healthreach Community Care Clinic);  3 Apr 2008, p. 5
     Northbrook Symphony plays a concert at Children's (Children's Memorial Hospital, Chicago IL);  3 Apr 2008, p. D3
     Monarch Ball raises $450,000 (Resurrection Health Care);  10 Apr 2008, p. D4
     Cafe Lucci dinner raises funds for St. Jude's (St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital);  24 Apr 2008, p. D7

     Early start for 24th Craft Expo (Auxiliary of Evanston Northwestern Healthcare);  8 May 2008, p. D7
     Car raffle to benefit Children's Memorial Hospital (Chicago IL);  15 May 2008, p. 2
     Condell, Advocate ink merger : Could resolve standoff with Blue Cross/Blue Shield;  22 May 2008, p. 5
     [no title] (Rush Auxiliary Board fashion show, photo);  22 May 2008, p. D1
     MRIC kicks off campaign (Medical Research Insistute Council of Childrens' Memorial Hospital, Chicago IL);  22 May 2008, p. D4
     Auxiliary's show is fashion forward (Rush Junior Auxiliary Board fashion show);  22 May 2008, p. D5
     Auxiliary enjoys bocce night at Pinstripes (Auxiliary of Evanston Northwestern Healthcare);  22 May 2008, p. D16
     Advocate will not build Round Lake hospital site;  29 May 2008, p. 10

     Mart preview party raises funds for Rehabilitation Institute;  5 Jun 2008, p. D8

     [no title] (LIFE, Myra Rubenstein Weis Health Resource Center, photo);  19 Jun 2008, p. D1
     Luncheon celebrates LIFE, an ENH program (Living In the Future, Evanston Northwestern Healthcare);  19 Jun 2008, p. D3
     Purchase will reunite Condell, Blue Cross : Advocate ties push two back together (Advocate Health Care);  26 Jun 2008, p. 10

     Plenty of dancing at the Boogie Ball (Woman's Board of Northwestern Memorial Hospital);  3 Jul 2008, p. D4
     Medicine ball (Michelle Mead, Connie Coolidge, Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago, photo);  10 Jul 2008, p. D6
     Junior Board summer soiree (North Suburban Medical Research Junior Board);  24 Jul 2008, p. D1
     Research funds raised by "Magic" (University of Chicago Cancer Research Foundation);  24 Jul 2008, p. D7
     Driehaus Awards honor young designers (The Bottomless Closet);  24 Jul 2008, p. D8
     Friends indeed (American Friends of Magen David Adom);  24 Jul 2008, p. D10

     Author Peggy Noonan speaks to Rush Woman's Board (Woman's Board of Rush University Medical Center, Chicago IL);  7 Aug 2008, p. D8
     Latest hurdle cleared in buyout for Condell (Advocate Health Care merger);  14 Aug 2008, p. 7
     Preview party opens ACE (American Craft Exposition, Evanston Northerwestern Healthcare);  14 Aug 2008, p. D2
     Robin Roberts of <I>Good Morning America</I> provides "Profile of Strength" for ENH (Evanston Northwestern Healthcare);  14 Aug 2008, p. D5
     Saks hosts breakfast for Cancer Wellness Center's benefit team;  14 Aug 2008, p. D11
     Party "under the stars" nets $160,000 for Midwest Hospice programs (Midwest Palliative and Hospice Care Center,
        Glenview IL);  21 Aug 2008, p. D8
     St. Francis golfers swing for success (Saint Francis Hosptial, Evanston IL);  28 Aug 2008, p. D5

     [no title] (Evanston Northwestern Hosptial gala fundraise, photo);  4 Sep 2008, p. D1
     International-style fete (Evanston Northwestrn Hospital);  4 Sep 2008, p. D4
     [no title];  (Julie McCarthy, Friends of Prentice, photo);  18 Sep 2008, p. D1
     Prentice hits magnificent milestone in fund-raising (Prentice Women's Hospital, Chicago IL);  18 Sep 2008, p. D4
     Gold Coast fashion award show (Children's Service Board of Children's Memorial Hospital, Chicago IL, photo);
        18 Sep 2008, p. D12


     NorthShore University HealthSystems (new name of Evanston Northwestern Healthcare - ENH);  2 Oct 2008, p. A15
     Junior Board party gets boost from Batmobiles (North Suburban Medical Research Junior Board,
        Children's Memorial Hospital);  9 Oct 2008, p. D3
     Anniversary gala raises funds for Hospice care for children (Horizon Hospice and Palliative Care);  9 Oct 2008, p. D4
     Good weather and corporte support combine to make golf outing a success; (Midwest Palliative and Hospice Care Center);
        16 Oct 2008, p. D5
     Ebert honored at Gatsby party (Roger Ebert, Women's Board of the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago);  16 Oct 2008, p. D8
     Anticipating "A Night in Venice" (Andy Hochman, Mike DiMattina, NorthShore University HealthSystem);  16 Oct 2008, p. D14
     High tea lauds Lachner leaders (Auxiliary of NorthShore University HealthSystem);  23 Oct 2008, p. D4

     Home run event (Saint Francis Community Health Center, fundraiser at Wrigely Field, photo);  6 Nov 2008, p. D13

     [no title] (Gold Coast fashion show, Children's Memorial Hospital, Chicago IL, photos);  4 Dec 2008, p. D1
     Norman Ambrose wins 2008 Gold Coast Award (Gold Coast Fashion Award Show, Children's Memorial Hospital,
        Chicago IL);  4 Dec 2008, p. D3
     Children's Ball (Children's Memorial Hospital benefit, photo);  4 Dec 2008, p. D6
     Hospital nets $660,000 for "green" initiatives (Swedish Covenant Hospital, Chicago IL):  4 Dec 2008, p. D8
     [no title] (fashion show for Women's Board of the Saint Francis Community Health Center, photos);  11 Dec 2008, p. D1
     Neiman's breakfast nourishes "Healthy Babies" (Women's Board of the Saint Francis Community Health Center);  11 Dec 2008, p. D3
     A preview of runway show Dec. 12 (Women's Board of the Saint Francis Community Health Center);  11 Dec 2008, p. D5




  HOUSE CALLS (regular column, health)

     Disgnosis of arthritis key to treatment plan;  3 Jan 2008, p. A10
     The unkindest bites are the human ones;  14 Feb 2008, p. A10
     The truth behind common cancer myths;  19 Jun 2008, p. A11

     Rheumatoid arthritis needs prompt diagnosis;  2 Oct 2008, p. A15
      "Warriors" must prepare for that weekend action;  13 Nov 2008, p. A8
     Giving the gift of cord blood will benefit many;  18 Dec 2008, p. A10




  HOUSE KEYS (regular column)

     Go ahead - fall in love with your dream home;  24 Apr 2008, p. A7
     A few pointers to help a buyer spot a bargain;  8 May 2008, p. A9

     It's not personal;  4 Sep 2008, p. A4

     It takes two to make a satisfactory home sale;  2 Oct 2008, p. A5
     To drop the price or not - a good qusetion;  23 Oct 2008, p. A3

     Junk fees are an insult to clients;  4 Dec 2008, p. A7





  HOUSE PLANTS

     Bird's nest fern thrives at home with good care (Asplenium nidus);  17 Jan 2008, p. A5
     Containers showcase nature all winter;  27 Nov 2008, p. A3
     Tips on winter window boxes;  27 Nov 2008, p. A6
     Bright blooms to warm winter holidays;  18 Dec 2008, p. A2
     Add festive splash of color with poinsettias (<I>Euphorbia pulcherrina</I>);  18 Dec 2008, p. A3




  HOUSING - CONDOMINIUMS, COOPS, ETC.

    New suburban condominiums avialable for a quick New Year's move-in;  2 Jan 2008, New Homes p. 6
    The ultimate luxury condo choice : Fewer residences per floor;  23 Jan 2008, New Homes p. 1
    Empty nesters leave suburban coops for downtown condos;  30 Jan 2008, New Homes p. 2

    Downtown Chicago condo shoppers hold out for deals;  5 Mar 2008, New Homes p. 3

    Chicago's condominium market showing signs of life this spring;  9 Apr 2008, New Homes p. 3

    Condos for sale;  7 May 2008, New Homes p. 6
    Asian influences spark design interest in Chicago condo market;  25 Jun 2008, New Homes p. 10

    Bargains abound with Chicago condo market in "pause mode";  9 Jul 2008, New Homes p. 6
    Budget-conscious condo shoppers have choices;  23 Jul 2008, New Homes p. 2

    Condo cancellations up, but closings remain high;  27 Aug 2008, New Homes p. 5

    Forecast : Condo market will rebound within 18 months;  26 Nov 2008, New Homes p. 3
    Star-power architecture : Glassy design is clearly the new mode for modern condominiums;  26 Nov 2008, New Homes p. 4




  HOUSING - CONSTRUCTION AND HOMEBUILDING COMPANIES

     Dream homes available for immediate occupancy : Orren Pickell Designers & Builders offers immediate luxury living
        on the North Shore;  2 Jan 2008, New Homes p. 3

     Fill your home with love (Toll Brothers Inc.);  13 Feb 2008, New Homes p. 1

     Optima buildings utilize green living (Optima Inc.);  5 Mar 2008, New Homes p. 7
     Architecturally distinctive homes in Barrington (Barrington IL, Prestigious Homes, Palatine IL);  19 Mar 2008, New Homes p. 3
     Modern Homes exceed energy efficiency standards (Modern Homes Inc., Lake Villa IL);  19 Mar 2008, New Homes p. 6

     Summer in the city : outdoor entertaining (several Chicago area builders);  23 Apr 2008, New Homes p. 3
     Toll Brothers host new home expo;  23 Apr 2008, New Homes p. 5
     Lake & McHenry County home builders associations holds Tour of Homes;  23 Apr 2008, New Homes p. 6
     Green Luxury Homes comes to Glenview;  30 Apr 2008, New Homes p. 6

     Cavalcade of Homes : Builders association announces 50th anniversary event (Northern Illinois Home Builders Association);  18 Jun 2008, New Homes p. 4
     Builder to hold "old-fashioned" neighboorhood event (Deer Point Homes);  18 Jun 2008, New Homes p. 5
     Toll Brothers : Get kitchen, bath upgrades for $1 this weekend at seven developments;  25 Jun 2008, New Homes p. 3

     Rugged elegance highlights Orren Pickell's Scottish Manor (Bannockburn IL);  9 Jul 2008, New Homes p. 3
     Outdoor features showcased at weekend sales event (Toll Brothers);  16 Jul 2008, New Homes p. 6
     "Ultimate sale" wraps up this weekend (KLM Builders);  30 Jul 2008, New Homes p. 4

     Home-grown technology a premium for buyers (multiple companies in northern Illinois);  13 Aug 2008, New Homes p. 4
     Harris Builders : Superior design, exciting architecture makes custom homes unique;  20 Aug 208, New Homes p. 1
     Pulte Homes : "Perfect 10" sales event perfect way for buyers to save big;  20 Aug 2008, New Homes p. 9
     Donven a premeir builder with pride (and reasons) to "show off";  27 Aug 2008, New Homes p. 6

     Today's kitchen trends help improve functionality (George Adamzcyk, Oak Brook IL);  3 Sep 2008, New Homes p. 1
     Builder announces American Dream home sale this weekend (Lennar Chicago);  17 Sep 2008, New Homes p. 2
     Ryland Homes : "Right Now" sales event Sept. 19-30;  17 Sep 2008, New Homes p. 2
     Pooch power : Builder, park district host "Bark a Paw Looza" at West Point Gardens (West Point Builders,
        West Point Gardens, Elgin IL);  17 Sep 2008, New Homes p. 2-2
     Norwood Builders : Seminar for first-time buyers Sept. 27;  24 Sep 2008, New Homes p. 3
     Toll Brothers hosts New Homes Expo at Hawthorn Woods : Six other communities tout buyers' market,
        new home designs;  24 Sep 2008, New Homes p. 2-1

     Master bedrooms offered with suite baths (Harris Builders, Inverness IL);  1 Oct 2008, New Homes p. 1
     Special space : Homeowners search for fitness, play area rooms (Samuels Homes);  8 Oct 2008, New Homes p. 1
     Town & Country Homes : Builder holds "big one" sale this weekend;  8 Oct 2008, New Homes p. 3
     Del Webbg hosts "Live Good, Feel Good" event : Active adult communities host charity walk, cooking demos;  8 Oct 2008, New Homes p. 4
     "Monster" sale starts now (Pulte Homes);  15 Oct 2008, New Homes p. 8
     It's easy being green (Orren Pickell Designers and Builders);  22 Oct 2008, New Homes p. 2
     Fall into savings at Dartmoor Homes;  29 Oct 2008, New Homes p. 3

     Burla Builders' name a "signature" of proven quality (Joliet IL);  26 Nov 2008, New Homes p. 4
     Builder has repeat customers "all in the family" (Castletown Homes);  26 Nov 2008, New Homes p. 9
     Toll Brothers sends message of hope through Toys for Tots;  3 Dec 2008, New Homes p. 2
     
     Reputable builder shines with referrals (Beechen and Dill Homes);  24 Dec 2008, New Homes p. 4




  HOUSING - GENERAL
     See also HOUSING - CONDOMINIUMS, COOPS, ETC.
     See Also HOUSING - CONSTRUCTION AND HOMEBUILDING COMPANIES
     See Also HOUSING AND FINANCES (mortgages, home equity loans, marekt conditions, etc.)
     See Also HOUSING DEVELOPMENTS (specific construction projects, etc.)
     See ALSO REAL ESTATE (for articles about real estate agencies, licensing, etc.)

     Buyers bring work to their home office spaces;  9 Jan 2008, New Homes p. 1
     Wanna sell your house fast? Who ya gonna call? Home stagers;  17 Jan 2008, p. A3

     Game time : Specialty rooms bring families together;  6 Feb 2008, New Homes p. 6
     Setting the mood;  13 Feb 2008, New Homes p. 2
     Suite romance;  13 Feb 2008, New Homes p. 3

     Chicago developers rise to meet demand for green housing;  5 Mar 2008, New Homes p. 1
     Survey finds buyers value environmental efficiency;  5 Mar 2008, New Homes p. 6

     Let the sun shine in : Sun rooms shed light into new developments;  26 Mar 2008, New Homes p. 1
     Fireplaces heat up more than resale value;  26 Mar 2008, New Homes p. 4

     Chicagoland's efficient homes;  9 Apr 2008, New Homes p. 1
     Green House : Saving the planet one space at a time;  17 Apr 2008, p. B13
     Urban tour : Spring model tour in Chicago flaunts best new homes and condos;  16 Apr 2008, New Homes p. 1
     Location is the driving force behind city condo, home price gains;  16 Apr 2008, New Homes p. 3

     Curb appeal : Landscape, a viatl part of making a home market ready;  15 May 2008, p. A3
     Urban living of the future : High-tech high-rises, modern design trends in city condos;  14 May 2008, New Homes p. 1
     How home-shopping options have expanded in the high-tech era;  21 May 2008, New Homes p. 4

     Entrants sought for Scott Brown Memorial Scholarship (Home Builders Association of Greater Chicago);  11 Jun 2008, p. 2
     Financial crisis besets county homeless shelter (PADS Crisis Service);  19 Jun 2008, p. 12
     Green living;  18 Jun 2008, New Homes p. 1
     Now's the time to go bargain hunting in Chicago's new-home market;  18 Jun 2008, p. 6
     Cavalcade offers a tour of dreams (50th annual Cavalcade of Homes);  25 Jun 2008, New Homes p. 9

     Cook County borrowers now protected against future home-loan fraud;  16 Jul 2008, New Homes p. 9
     New division to help navigate changing housing market (Lakewood Real Estate Solutions);  23 Jul 2008, New Homes p. 5

     Room to grow : Builders offer wide range of options for growing families;  6 Aug 2008, New Homes p. 1
     Homes tour supports Sharing Connections Furniture Bank;  13 Aug 2008, New Homes p. 5
     Greenify custom homes;  20 Aug 2008, New Homes p. 10

     Kitchens are the heart of the home;  3 Sep 2008, New Homes p. 2
     Is Chicago's game in the mix for planning of 2016 Olympic Site?;  24 Sep 2008, New Homes p. 6

     Royal bedrooms for the kings and queens of your castle;  1 Oct 2008, New Homes p. 4
     How to find your new place in Chicago using special city incentives;  8 Oct 2008, New Homes p. 10
     Specialty rooms win over all fans;  8 Oct 2008, New Homes p. 10
     Basements extend living space;  15 Oct 2008, New Homes p. 7
     Living down under : Basements give buyers some creative space;  12 Nov 2008, New Homes p. 3
     Crystal ball gazing : Is a housing revial on the radar for 2009?;  12 Nov 2008, New Homes p. 6
     Fireplaces offer new energy-conserving options;  12 Nov 2008, New Homes p. 7
     Homebuilders offer solutions to save on winter heating costs;  12 Nov 2008, New Homes p. 7

     On the way up : First-time buyers have wide range of choices, affordable pricing;  3 Dec 2008, New Homes p. 1
     Homes near train stations possess extra sales appeal;  3 Dec 2008, New Homes p. 2
     Fireplaces provide cozy winter warmth;  3 Dec 2008, New Homes p. 3
     Debut classic holiday movies in your media room or home theater;  3 Dec 2008, New Homes p. 6
     Homebuilders offer solutions to save on winter heating costs;  3 Dec 2008, New Homes p. 7
     Design coordinators assist buyers with upgrade decisions;  3 Dec 2008, New Homes p. 8
     Moving on up : Homebuyers have great options for growth;  10 Dec 2008, New Homes p. 1
     Large homes can offer picture-perfect holiday entertaining;  17 Dec 2008, New Homes p. 2



 
    
  HOUSING AND FINANCES (mortgages, home equity loans, market conditions, etc.)

     Foreclosure : Tough market, mortgage crisis impact homeowners;  2 Jan 2008, p. 5
     Is recession inevitable? Will American homeowners dodge the bullet?;  2 Jan 2008, New Homes p. 6
     Chicago's used-home prices rise modestly, bucking a national trend;  9 Jan 2008, New Homes p. 3
     Chicagoland real estate industry weathering storm, seeing silver lining;  9 Jan 2008, New Homes p. 7
     Foreclosures, falling house prices create hurt for many;  17 Jan 2008, p. 20
     Outlook 2008 : Affordable mortgages, strong retail and rental markets;  16 Jan 2008, New Homes p. 3
     ARM-Mortgage : Discounts vanish as lenders tighten requirements;  23 Jan 2008, New Homes p. 3
     Federal reduction drops mortgage rates to lowest level since 2004;  30 Jan 2008, New Homes p. 3
     
     Federal reduction drops mortgage rates to lowest level since 2004;  6 Feb 2008, New Homes p. 3
     40 percent hike in Chicago real estate transfer tax a knockout;  13 Feb 2008, New Homes p. 5
     Is it time to overhaul Cook County's antiquated property tax system?;  20 Feb 2008, New Homes p. 3
     Death of housing market my be exaggerated;  27 Feb 2008, New Homes p. 3

     America's home values are flat, but Chicago is doing better;  12 Mar 2008, New Homes p. 3
     Will Uncle Sam come to the rescue of the battered housing industry?;  19 Mar 2008, New Homes p. 3
     What's your score? Repair credit rating now before it's too late;  26 Mar 2008, New Homes p. 3

     Affordable prices, low interest rates on the horizon for spring;  2 Apr 2008, New Homes p. 3
     As foreclosures rise, American homeowners ask, "Is help on the way?";  23 Apr 2008, New Homes p. 3

     Chicago's housing market is full of opportunity for smart shoppers;  30 Apr 2008, New Homes p. 3
     Outlook for lower mortgage rates may turn tire kickers into buyers;  7 May 2008, New Homes p. 4
     Foreign investment muscle pulling Chicago condo market out of slump;  14 May 2008, New Homes p. 4
     Home-loan rates lower than 6 percent underscores brighter side of market;  28 May 2008, New Homes p. 3

     Is the American homeowner's love affari with adjustable-rate loans over?;  4 Jun 2008, New Homes p. 3
     Death and taxes are two constants in the universe of man;  11 Jun 2008, New Homes p. 10
     Summer home-buying outlook : great selection, higher mortgage rates;  25 Jun 2008, New Homes p. 4

     Interest in urban homeownership fueled by higher gas prices;  16 Jul 2008, New Homes p. 10
     Buyer's market could be a great oportunity for first home purchase;  23 Jul 2008, New Homes p. 3
     Will tomorrow's housing market be stronger than it was in the gloomy '80s?;  30 Jul 2008, New Homes p. 6
   
     Housing bailout to aid cash-strapped homeowners;  6 Aug 2008, New Homes p. 5
     Uncle Sam's housing stimulus applauded by home buyers and Realtors;  13 Aug 2008, New Homes p. 3
     Borrowers pass on adjustables, lock in fixed-rate loans;  20 Aug 2008, New Homes p. 7

     Chicago developers turn to Uncle Sam's FHA to buoy the market;  3 Sep 2008, New Homes p. 7
     Despite crackdown, mortgage-lending fraud continues in Illinois;  10 Sep 2008, New Homes p. 3
     Tax credit law hands "opportunity of a lifetime" to first-time buyers;  10 Sep 2008, New Homes p. 4
     Tax credit law hands "opportunity of a lifetime" to first-time buyers;  17 Sep 2008, New Homes p. 8
     Mortgage pros offer advice to first-time buyers;  17 Sep 2008, New Homes p. 2-2

     Home-loan rates less than 6 percent boost housing market;  1 Oct 2008, New Homes p. 4
     Mortgage pros offer advice to first-time buyers;  1 Oct 2008, New Homes p. 10
     Tax credit law hands "opportunity of a lifetime" to first-time buyers;  1 Oct 2008, New Homes p. 10
     Mortgage pros offer advice to first-time buyers;  8 Oct 2008, New Homes p. 8
     Tax credit law hands "opportunity of a lifetime" to first-time buyers;  15 Oct 2008, New Homes p. 6
     Mortgage crisis created by easy credit requirements;  15 Oct 2008, New Homes p. 7
     Now may be the best of times - or the worst of times - to refinance;  22 Oct 2008, New Homes p. 7
     Lessons learned by homeowners in teh mortgage crisis;  29 Oct 2008, New Homes p. 6
     Emerging neighborhoods : New places make new buyers welcome (multiple Chicago-area developments);  29 Oct 2008, New Homes p. 8

     Now may be best home-buying market since World War II;  5 Nov 2008, New Homes p. 3

     Bargains attract first-time buyers as Chicago-area hoem prices fall;  3 Dec 2008, New Homes p. 3
     Recession prompts move-in-now deals;  10 Dec 2008, New Homes p. 4
     Home-loan refinance now may put cash in your pocket for the holidays;  17 Dec 2008, New Homes p. 3
     Forget 2008 - look forward to better times ahead;  24 Dec 2008, New Homes p. 2




  HOUSING DEVELOPMENTS (specific construction projects, neighborhoods, etc.)
     See Also HOUSING - CONSTRUCTION AND HOMEBUILDING COMPANIES

     Start the new year with a new house (multiple developments in Chicago area);  2 Jan 2008, New Homes p. 1
     Immediate occupancy homes at Liberty Grove priced lower than in 2005 (Libertyville IL);  2 Jan 2008, New Homes p. 5
     New year, new home - Jacobs Homes offers immediate deliveries at Aspen Pointe (Vernon Hills);  2 Jan 2008, New Homes p. 5
     Mature neighborhood lures buyers to ranch homes at The Enclave (Merit Club, Libertyville IL);  9 Jan 2008, New Homes p. 2
     Home offices are priority with many residents of Optima Old Orchard Woods;  9 Jan 2008, New Homes p. 5
     Sienna opens doors to phase two (Evanston IL);  9 Jan 2008, New Homes p. 6
     Lexington Homes starts construction at Willow Place (Wheeling IL);  9 Jan 2008, New Homes p. 6
     Charming row homes attract buyers of all ages at The Crossings at Morton Grove (Morton Grove IL);  16 Jan 2008, New Homes p. 1
     Five star maintenance free living in Mundelein (Cardinal Square, Mundelein IL);  16 Jan 2008, New Homes p. 5
     Homeowners get best of everything at 565 Quincy (Chicago IL);  16 Jan 2008, New Homes p. 5
     Lavish condos at 3823 N. Ashland lure chic buyers (Chicago IL);  30 Jan 2008, New Homes p. 5
     Active adults can find solace in Elgin at Boews Creek Country Club (Elgin IL);  30 Jan 2008, New Homes p. 7     

     Tranquil North Aurora community wins buyers' attention (Lake Run Estates, North Aurora IL);  6 Feb 2008, New Homes p. 3
     Lakeview neighborhood evolves to meet young buyers' demands (Chicago IL):  20 Feb 2008, New Homes p. 1
     Affordable ultra-hip condos at 659 W. Randolph St. (Chicago IL);  20 Feb 2008, New Homes p. 6
     I-355 extension pavest he way to suburban housing developments;  27 Feb 2008, New Homes p. 1
     Platinum Coast condos bring the utmost in luxury, style and location (Avenue East, Chicago IL);  27 Feb 2008, New Homes p. 5

     EcoLogic lofts attract green buyers (Chicago IL);  5 Mar 2008, New Homes p. 5
     Fletcher Row opens in quiet enclave in the West Roscoe Village neighborhood (Chicago);  5 Mar 2008, New Homes p. 7
     Roslin Reserve offers space and value (Oswego IL);  5 Mar 2008, New Homes p. 7
     Loop living abounds at select group of condominium high-rises (Chicago IL):  12 Mar 2008, New Homes p. 3
     South Loop location big bonus bur buyers at Printers Corner (Chicago IL);  12 Mar 2008, New Homes p. 5
     Luxury condos at 43rd and Cicero offer convenience, affordability (The Landing of Chicago, Chicago IL);
        12 Mar 2008, New Homes p. 7
     The greening of R+D659 conserves energy, decreases pollution (Chicago IL);  12 Mar 2008, New Homes p. 8
     Sales on a roll at Meadow Ridge (Northbrook IL);  12 Mar 2008, New Homes p. 9
     Townhomes come to downtown Wilmette (Wilmette Park Townhomes, Wilmette IL);  19 Mar 2008, New Homes p. 5
     Hard hat tours available at Stonebridge of Lake Bluff (Lake Bluff IL);  19 Mar 2008, New Homes p. 6
     Development's architecture harmonizes with neighborhood's character (Hamptons of Hinsdale, Hinsdale IL);  26 Mar 2008, New Homes p. 5

     Senior living : Carefree and maintenance-free living at its best;  2 Apr 2008, New Homes p. 1
     Kildeer Estates breaks ground in Lake County (Lake Zurich IL);  2 Apr 2008, New Homes p. 5
     First family moves into Gerstad Builder's new subdivision (Gerstad Builders' Trails, Poplar Grove IL);  2 Apr 2008, p. 5
     Unwind at Sanctuary of Bull Valley (Woodstock IL);  2 Apr 2008, p. 8
     Find quaint developments in the heart of suburban downtowns;  9 Apr 2008, New Homes p. 4
     Model mania;  16 Apr 2008, New Homesm p. 5
     All lined up and ready to row (row home developments in Chicago area);  23 Apr 2008, New Homes p. 1
     Models open at Sanctuary Club (Kildeer IL);  23 Apr 2008, New Homes p. 4

     Immediately available (several developments in Chicago area);  30 Apr 2008, New Homes p. 2
     Green Luxury Home comes to Glenview (Glenview IL);  30 Apr 2008, New Homes p. 6
     Sanctuary Club models open (Kildeer IL, phtotos);  30 Apr 2008, New Homes p. 6
     Customize your home (several developments in Chicago area);  30 Apr 2008, New Homes p. 7

     Trumping the competition (Trump Internation Hotel and Tower, Chicago IL);  7 May 2008, New Homes p. 2
     All decked out (The Crossings at Morton Grove, Morton Grove IL and Optima Old Orchard Woods, Skokie IL);
        21 May 2008, New Homes p. 2
     The great outdoors : Rooftop gardens add to the urban lifestyles in the heart of Chicago (multiple developments);
        21 May 2008, New Homes p. 3
     Live the high life in a Chicago penthouse (757 Orleans, Chicago IL);  21 May 2008, New Homes p. 5
     Lavish in-law suites (Apple Creek Estates, Woodstock IL and Tarns of the Moor, Bannockburn IL);  21 May 2008, New Homes p. 6
     Single-family homes (The Enclave at the Reserve, Libertyville IL and The Trails of Dawson Creek, Popular Grove IL);
        21 May 2008, New Homes p. 7
     Amberley Woods holds grand opening (Lake Forest IL);  21 May 2008, New Homes p. 8
     My kind of town (several developments in Chicago suburbs);  28 May 2008, New Homes p. 3
     Optima Old Orchard Woods hosts spring condo tour (Skokie IL);  28 May 2008, New Homes p. 5
     Active adult clubhouse opens in Barrington (Regency at The Woods of South Barrington);  28 May 2008, New Homes p. 6

     Explore single-family homes (seveal developments in Chicago suburbs);  4 Jun 2008, New Homes p. 4
     Members of the club : Golf course communities beat par for the course (multiple developments in Chicago suburbs);  11 Jun 2008, New Homes p. 1
     Some townhome models for sale at Emerald Bay (Round Lake IL);  11 Jun 2008, New Homes p. 2
     Three homes remain at Timbers Edge Villas (Joliet IL);  11 Jun 2008, New Homes p. 4
     New Horizon series models introduced in four Cambridge communities (Beach Park IL, Pingree Grove IL, Volo IL, Kenosha WI);  11 Jun 2008, New Homes p. 8
     Lakewood Crossing and Hampshire make a winning combination (Hampshire IL);  11 Jun 2008, New Homes p. 9
     New ranch floor plan introduced at Timber Trails (Western Springs IL);  11 Jun 2008, New Homes p. 10
     Construction under way at 1349 S. Wabash : Sales hit 60 percent mark (Chicago IL);  11 Jun 2008, New Homes p. 11
     Important upgrades (Optima Old Orchard Woods, Skokie IL);  11 Jun 2008, New Homes p. 11     
     Hard-hat tour of Meadow Ridge to be held June 28, 29 (Northbrook IL);  18 Jun 2008, New Homes p. 4
     Sales center opens for Whitney Lofts, Whitney Centre condos (Grayslake IL);  18 Jun 2008, New Homes p. 7
     Two upscale models grand open (Stonebridge of Lake Bluff, Lake Bluff IL);  25 Jun 2008, New Homes p. 1
     Plans announced for Deerpass Meadows townhomes : Pre-construction prices start as low as $119,900
        (Marengo, IL);  25 Jun 2008, New Homes p. 3
     Meadow Ridge buyers' appreciation party thanks residents (Northbrook IL);  25 Jun 2008, New Homes p. 4
     Two new palns introduced at the Trails of Dawson Creek (Poplar Grove IL):  25 Jun 2008, New Homes p. 4
     One Park Place condos help lead Schiller Park revival (Schiller Park IL);  25 Jun 2008, New Homes p. 6
  
     Time to move : Builders offer ready-to-move homes around Chicagoland;  9 Jul 2008, New Homes p. 1
     Stonebridge of Lake Bluff steeped in architectural, cultural history (Lake Bluff IL);  9 Jul 2008, New Homes p. 2
     Lake Park Cresecent boasts great location (Chicago IL):  9 Jul 2008, New Homes p. 4
     Condominium choices abound in booming West Loop (Chicago IL);  16 Jul 2008, New Homes p. 1
     CMK's 235 Van Buren high-rise goes up in Financial District (Chicago IL);  16 Jul 2008, New Homes p. 4
     An inside job : Interior work begins at R+D659 in West Loop (Chicago IL);  16 Jul 2008, New Homes p. 4
     Sales booming at Roosevelt Square (Chicago IL);  16 Jul 2008, New Homes p. 9
     Urban and suburban lofts attract trendy homebuyers (Front Street Lofts, Lombard IL, Lexington Park, Chicago IL);  16 Jul 2008, New Homes p. 10
     Communities for first-time buyers (multiple development in Chicago area);  23 Jul 2008, New Homes p. 1
     Construction begins on Wilmette Park Townhomes (Wilmette IL);  23 Jul 2008, New Homes p. 6
     Single-level living on one-acre sites at Stone Creek Crossing (McHenry County IL);  23 Jul 2008, New Homes p. 7
     Townhome trade-in helps couples purchase dream home (Stone Creek Crossing, Spring Grove IL);  23 Jul 2008, New Homes p. 7
     Two-year price buy-back guarantee at two loft projects (37 Renaissance Lofts, Lofts at 1800, Chicago IL);
        23 Jul 2008, New Homes p. 8
     Communities take advantage of natural settings (Amberley Woods, Lake Forest IL, The Enclave, Libertyville IL,
       Optima Old Orchard, Skokie IL);  30 Jul 2008, New Homes p. 2
     Price protection availabe at Walnut Glen (Island Lake IL);  30 Jul 2008, New Homes p. 5
     Model of School Street District brownstones unveiled (Libertyville IL);  30 Jul 2008, New Homes p. 6
     New condominiums compete with conversions (Lincolnshire Place, Lincolnshire IL);  30 Jul 2008, New Homes p. 7
     Buyers find Thousand Oaks even better second time around (Maria and Gus Ponce, Thousand Oaks, 
        Spring Grove IL);  30 Jul 2008, New Homes p. 8
   
     School Street District Brownstones act as beautiful natural bridge (Libertyville IL);  6 Aug 2008, New Homes p. 3
     Grand sales event at Grande Reserve (Yorkville IL);  6 Aug 2008, New Homes p. 4
     Say goodbye to gas guzzlers, hello to public transit (The Emerson at Village Centre, Mount Prospect IL; Residence at Seven Bridges, Woodridge IL;
        The Crossings at Morton Grove);  6 Aug 2008, New Homes p. 6
     Finding the balance between city, country (Optima Old Orchard Woods, Skokie IL);  13 Aug 2008, New Homes p. 1
     Models debut at Parkside at Prairie Ridge (Hampshire IL);  13 Aug 2008, New Homes p. 5
     Sales center opens for Whitney Lofts, Whitney Centre condos (Grayslake);  13 Aug 2008, New Homes p. 6
     Suburba-Nights : Local town centers offer nightlife with a city feel (Burr Ridge Village Center, Burr Ridge IL,
        The Front Street Lofts, Lemont IL, The Residences of Uptown Park Ridge, Park Ridge IL);  13 Aug 2008, New Homes p. 6
     Last chance for pre-construction pricing at Lincolnshire Place;  13 Aug 2008, New Homes p. 7
     Single-family home choics : Chicago's new home developments offer great prices and selection;  20 Aug 2008, New Homes p. 3
     Meadow Ridge will hold hard-hat tour (Northbrook IL);  20 Aug 2008, New Homes p. 3
     Custom living can be found everywhere in Chicagoland;  20 Aug 2008, New Homes p. 4
     Ravishing rowhomes offers lots of room (Port Clinton Place, Vernon Hills IL; Waterbury Place, Buffalo Grove IL);
        20 Aug 2008, New Homes p. 9
     Solstice on the Park's renewed green commitment inspired by early Chicago settlers (Chicago IL);  20 Aug 2008, New Homes p. 10
     Models now for sale at Ashbury Woods (Lemont IL);  27 Aug 2008, New Homes p. 1
     Ranch townhome sales under way at Bridges of Mokena (Mokena IL);  27 Aug 2008, New Homes p. 2
     Mansion in the sky : Luxury penthouses offer ultimate urban living experiences (multiple developments, 
        Chicago IL);  27 Aug 2008, New Homes p. 3
     Golf course opens at Carillon Club (Naperville IL);  27 Aug 2008, New Homes p. 4
     Urban renewal comes to Maywood (Thatcher Woods Place, Maywood IL);  27 Aug 2008, New Homes p. 7
     Privacy and tranquility are the rule at Harbor Isle Resort (St. Joseph MI);  27 Aug 2008, New Homes p. 8
     Living worry free : Low and no-maintenance homes make lifestyle living easier (multiple developments in
       Chicago suburbs);  27 Aug 2008, New Homes p. 9
     Builder touts model at Rockford "parade" (Parade of Homes, Rockford IL);  27 Aug 2008, New Homes p. 10
     A condo for your co-ed : Alternative to student housing may be smart choice in long run (Ponds of Naperville,
        Naperville IL);  27 Aug 2008, New Homes p. 10
     Kimball Hill Homes : Daily prizes, incentives on tap at Mayfair (Naperville IL);  27 Aug 2008, New Homes p. 10

   
     Living high (Lincolnshire Place on the Village Green, Lincolnshire IL; The Heritage, Palatine IL; The Stratford, Palatine IL);  3 Sep 2008, New Homes p. 3
     Quick move-ins the answer to immediate need (multiple Chicago-area developments);  3 Sep 2008, New Homes p. 6
     Neri breaks ground on Gateway Estate rowhomes (Park Ridge IL);  3 Sep 2008, New Homes p. 8
     Personalize your home (Herrington Estates, Bolingbrook IL);  10 Sep 2008, New Homes p. 1
     New lake house development bucking housing downturn (Lake Chapin MI);  10 Sep 2008, New Homes p. 3
     Financing options an incentive to sell, buy (multiple Chicago-area developments);  10 Sep 2008, New Homes p. 4
     Merit Club earns dream home ranking from veteran home buyer (Jacky Schwartz, Emerald Greens at the Merit Club,
        Libertyville IL);  10 Sep 2008, New Homes p. 6
     Scenic Lake Park Crescent offers special incentives (Chicago IL);  10 Sep 2008, New Homes p. 10
     Combination rooms give legroom to family time (Hawthorn Woods Country Club, Hawthorn Woods IL);  17 Sep 2008, New Homes p. 1
     Stretching out : Finding the best floor plan for your family (West Pointe Gardens, Elgin IL):  17 Sep 2008, New Homes p. 2
     Harbor Isle Resort and Marina holds groundbreaking (St. Joseph MI):  17 Sep 2008, New Homes p. 3
     Solstice on the Park is cutting-edge architecture, Hyde Park, Chicago IL):  17 Sep 2008, New Homes p. 9
     Industrial cool harmonizes with organic warmth at Opera Lofts, Chicago IL);  17 Sep 2008, New Homes p. 9
     When your children have flown the coop (multiple Chicago-area developments);  17 Sep 2008, New Homes p. 10
     New lake house development bucking housing downturn (Lake Chapin MI):  17 Sep 2008, New Homes p. 11
     "Fall" into a new townhome at Talamore (Huntley IL);  17 Sep 2008, New Homes p. 2-1
     Fast moves : More immediate-delivery homes create big buyer opportunities (multiple Chicago-area developments);
       17 Sep 2008, New Homes p. 2-3
     Great rooms might "Merit" your vote (The Enclave at the Merit Club, Libertyville IL);  24 Sep 2008, New Homes p. 1
     Moving up to more space, style (multiple Chicago-area developments);  24 Sep 2008, New Homes p. 7
     Finding kid-friendly communities easier than hide-and-seek (multiple Chicago-area developments);  24 Sep 2008, New Homes p. 2-2
     Master-planned communitites help plan lifestyles (LAkeshore East, Chicago, Villas of Rockwell Place, Lakemoor IL);
        24 Sep 2008, New Homes p. 2-4

     Five-acre wooded wonderland: Backyard pond makes Woodland Shores special (Barrington IL);  1 Oct 2008, New Homes p. 3
     Superior at LaSalle allows buyers to customize their condos (Chicago IL):  1 Oct 2008, New Homes p. 3
     Brisk sales spark call for fast action from buyers (Running Brook Farm, Johnsburg IL);  1 Oct 2008, New Homes p. 3
     Living in style : Custom homes lift lifestyles to the extreme (multiple Chicago-area developments);
        1 Oct 2008, New Homes p. 4
     Terrace Lakes offers ready semi-custom homes (Algonquin IL);  1 Oct 2008, New Homes p. 9
     Finding the best floor plan for your family (West Point Gardens, Elgin IL; Hawthorn Woods Country Club,
        Hawthorn Woods IL; The Sanctuary Club, Kildeer IL);  1 Oct 2008, New Homes p. 9
     Totally townhomes (multiple Chicago-area developments);  1 Oct 2008, New Homes p. 10
     Lincolnshire Place celebrates grand opening on Oct. 11 (Lincolnshire IL);  8 Oct 2008, New Homes p. 2
     Superior at LaSalle allows buyers to customize their condos;  8 Oct 2008, New Homes p. 3
     Downsizing done right: An active adult community or a smaller home, local as many to choose from
        (Victoria Park, Libertyville IL, Tramore, Manhattan IL0;  8 Oct 2008, New Homes p. 4
     Resort lifestyle at Hawthorn Woods Country Club (Hawthorn Woods IL);  8 Oct 2008, New Homes p. 9
     Lexington Homes kicks off sales (Lexington Park, Des Plaines IL);  8 Oct 2008, New Homes p. 10
     Lure of the Magnificent Mile (Streeterville and Gold Coast neighborhoods, Chicago IL);  15 Oct 2008, New Homes p. 2
     Homes provide it all for the family (various developments in Northern Illinois);  15 Oct 2008, New Homes p. 3
     Ultra-lavish showcase house for sale (Harris Builders, Inverness IL);  15 Oct 2008, New Homes p. 6
     Final penthouse offered at Ten East Delaware in the Gold Coast (Chicago IL):  15 Oct 2008, New Homes p. 8
     Low maintenance, affordable pricing attracts visitors (Prairie Woods, Island Lake IL, Kenneth James Builders);
        22 Oct 2008, New Homes p. 1
     Lake Michigan views lure buyers to Racine harbor (Gaslight Pointe, Racine WI);  22 Oct 2008, New Homes p. 3
     Waterside living : These homes worth more and give more (Cottages of Newport Cove, Lake County IL,
        Cambridge Lakes, Pingree Grove IL, Sanctuary Club, Kildeer IL, Edgewater, Shorewood IL);  22 Oct 2008, New Homes p. 6
     26th Street Loft District emerges (Chicago IL);  29 Oct 2008, New Homes p. 1
     5-acre Barrington Hills Estate opens this week (Hidden Valley Manor);  29 Oct 2008, New Homes p. 6
     Stunning Meadow Ridge model home opens on beautiful grounds (Northbrook IL);  29 Oct 2008, New Homes p. 7
     First decorated model open at Lake Ridge Townhomes (Mundelein IL):  29 Oct 2008, New Homes p. 7

     Independent senior living (Willow Falls, Crest Hill IL);  5 Nov 2008, New Homes p. 1
     Sales near 85 percent mark at park-like senior haven at Belle Plaine Commons (Chicago IL);  5 Nov 2008, New Homes p. 2
     To grandmother's house we go: Vacation Village living gets better and better, any time of the year (Fox Lake IL);
        5 Nov 2008, New Homes p. 3
     Splash of relaxation : Water-oriented communities lure homebuyers with tranquility (Willow Lake, Lake Forest IL);
        5 Nov 2008, New Homes p. 6
     Stunning Forester ranch open for touring in Libertyville (The Enclave at The Reserve, Merit Club);  5 Nov 2008, New Homes p. 7
     Town center enclaves (Waterford Condominiums, Des Plaines IL, The Heritage, Palatine IL);  12 Nov 2008, New Homes p. 1
     Two buy into RiverPark office development (Northbrook IL);  12 Nov 2008, New Homes p. 2
     New luxury condos in Lombard to be sold at auction (Lombard IL);  12 Nov 2008, New Homes p. 2
     Buyer seminar to be held at Westbrook Condos (Hillside IL);  12 Nov 2008, New Homes p. 6
     
     Toy donations make children's hospital stays brighter : Stewart Ridge hosts custom home tours, Christmas Walk (Plainfield IL);
        26 Nov 2008, New Homes p. 1
     Cedar Ridge in Lockport invites guests to holiday party (Lockport IL);  26 Nov 2008, New Homes p. 2
     Star power triggers rapid sales pace at Lakeshore East's new Aqua Tower (Chicago IL);  26 Nov 2008, New Homes p. 3
     Downtown Naperville home tour to benefit Little Friends (Naperville IL);  26 Nov 2008, New Homes p. 3
     Customizing the home means having it your way (multiple Chicago-area developments);  26 Nov 2008, New Homes p. 8
     Lakeshore East sets bar for stylish mixed-use city developments (Chicago IL);  26 Nov 2008, New Homes p. 9
     Buyers sing praises of Lake Park Gateway I (Chicago IL);  26 Nov 2008, New Homes p. 10
     Timber Trails offers extreme luxury and a maintenance-free lifestyle (Western Springs IL);  26 Nov 2008, New Homes p. 11
     Affordable luxury townhomes available at Mistee Ridge (Orland Park IL);  26 Nov 2008, New Homes p. 12
     
     Whitney Lofts in Grayslake offers 10 different floor plans;  3 Dec 2008, New Homes p. 6
     The Money approach: Architect/illustrator's watercolors market distinctive housing product (Arnel Sarmiento,
        Loewenberg Architects, LakeShore East, Chicago IL);  3 Dec 2008, New Homes p. 7
     Chicago's luxury townhomes highlight livability, privacy (multiple developments in Chicago area);  10 Dec 2008, New Homes p. 2
     Luxury townhome, rowhome choices abound in suburbs (multiple developments in Chicago area);  10 Dec 2008, New Homes p. 3
     Park Place of Elmhurst offers new, larger floor plans (Elmhurst IL);  10 Dec 2008, New Homes p. 4
     Quick move-ins: Homes offer opportunity to make the move;  17 Dec 2008, New Homes p. 1
     Gerstad Builders offers affordable vacation homes near Lake Geneva (Lake Geneva WI);  17 Dec 2008, New Homes p. 2

     Winning location (Mistee Ridge, Orland Park IL):  24 Dec 2008, New Homes p. 1
     Luxury townhouses: livability, privacy (multiple developments in Chicago area);  24 Dec 2008, New Homes p. 2
     It's a wonderful life in Harbor Country (multiple developments in Michigan);  24 Dec 2008, New Homes p. 3
     Holiday light display, Santa's Special Treat at Cambridge Lakes (Pingree Grove IL);  24 Dec 2008, New Homes p. 4
     Get dusty: "Dusty shoe" tours of new Carillon Club condos, limited-time pricing offered (Naperville IL);
        24 Dec 2008, New Homes p. 5
     Lavish esteriors, standard features spark appeal at Gilberts Town Center (Gilberts IL);  24 Dec 2008, New Homes p. 6
     Second-home buyers land at Lakeshore East (Chicago IL);  24 Dec 2008, New Homes p. 6
     Rowhomes at Port Clinton Place offer rare middle-floor design (Vernon Hills IL);  24 Dec 2008, New Homes p. 6
     Special spaces a blend of practical, fanciful;  24 Dec 2008, New Homes p. 7





  HOUSING - SAFETY ISSUES

     Safety review can help seniors stay at home;  26 Jun 2008, p. A4
     After the flood comes the mold: Dry safely;  2 Oct 2008, p. A5




  ICE HOCKEY

     [no title] (Daniel Abrams, Deerfield, Mitcvhell Mcelman, Crystal Lake South, photo);  13 Mar 2008, p. 113

     Hockey moms come in different stripes (Dawn Delott, Anja Valente);  11 Sep 2008, p. 156
     Blackhawks reach out to Lambs farm;  2 Oct 2008, p. 10
     Noteworthy (Vernon Hills Capitals, semi-pro team);  9 Oct 2008, p. 164




  ICE SKATING / FIGURE SKATING

     Her life is a whirlwind on ice : Zion skater trades competitions for show business (Hamidah Ahmad, Disney High School Musical - The Ice Tour);  17 Jan 2008, p. B3

     Skate free Sunday as Rink Side celebrates its 10th anniversary (Rink Side Family Entertainment Center);  18 Sep 2008, p. B2
     "Monster" party at Rind Side (Rink Side Family Entertainment Center, Gurnee IL);  23 Oct 2008, p. B10
     Noteworthy: Kristin Chivers;  23 Oct 2008, p. 166



  ILLINOIS - STATE OF

     Tax swaps last resort to rescue state's finances;  6 Mar 2008, p. 8

     Free for all : Tour the north suburbs without opening your wallet (Chicago suburbs);  1 May 2008, p. A1
     Frustration, but no movement to join county (northern Cook County townships discuss moving to Lake County);  22 May 2008, p. 146

     Planners look to outline Chicago area's future (Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning);  11 Dec 2008, p. 21
     Health providers worry over flow of state cash;  18 Dec 2008, p. 12




  ILLINOIS - STREETS AND TRANSPORTATION

     Transit sales tax could improve roads : Increase gives assist to riders and drivers;  17 Jan 2008, p. 6
     Seniors can register for free bus rides;  14 Feb 2008, p. 24
     Tollway construction will take 2 years to complete : Early work begins for real in March;  21 Feb 2008, p. 123

     Pothole repairs increase due to winter;  20 Mar 2008, p. 12

     Lawmakers, officials : Roads need funding, but split occurs on getting there;  1 May 2008, p. 108
     Tollway to reduce most of Eden's spur to 1 lane;  19 Jun 2008, p. 6

     Gridlock costs Chicago area $7.3 billion, report states;  7 Aug 2008, p. 21

     Child seats to be inspected Sunday;  18 Sep 2008, p. 22

     When doing nothing results in going nowhere;  9 Oct 2008, p. 148
     Rail, bus must be part of solution;  9 Oct 2008, p. 148
     Election 2008 : Candidate forum on transportation;  9 Oct 2008, p. 150

     Sullivan asks Madigan to review price of road salt (State Representative Ed Sullican Jr., Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan);  13 Nov 2008, p. 20

     Cost of salt high and availability low;  11 Dec 2008, p. 12





  IMMIGRANTS/IMMIGRATION

     Citizenship classes will give her right to vote in Novemeber (Adelina Mozayeni);  21 Feb 2008, p. 7

     Immigration, citizenship assistance offered;  10 Jul 2008, p. 20

     Immigration arrests 39 in Lake County druing four-day sweep (U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement);  25 Sep 2008, p. 9



   

 IN SERVICE (regular column - note: this column lists local people's activities in the military. 
       Instead of subject headings, this part of the index will list people alphabetically) 

       Davis, Steven W.; 10 Jan 2008, p. 23

       Malzow, William L.;  9 Oct 2008, p. 153
       Mellor, Kyle R.;  28 Feb 2008, p. 19

     

  INTERIOR DECORATION / INTERIOR DESIGN

     Rustic Tuscan : Kitchens have Old World charm with clean, new look;  6 Mar 2008, p. A3
     Backsplashes : Colorful mosaics brighten forgotten spaces in homes;  3 Apr 2008, p. A3

     The Ghost decorator (Gail Kueker, Finishing Touches Studio, Barrington IL);  23 Apr 2008, New Homes p. 8

     Green styles;  11 Sep 2008, p. A6
     Fall style comes home;  18 Sep 2008, Fall Home p. 2
     Go for the gold in fall home decor;  18 Sep 2008, Fall Home p. 6
     From trash to treasure : North Shore artist finds inspiring canvasses in unlikely places (Melly Shwartz); 
        18 Sep 2008, Fall Home p. 8

     Today's busy lvies call for simple design;  13 Nov 2008, p. A2
     Containers showcase nature all winter;  27 Nov 2008, p. A3

     Merry and bright : Local designers offer tips to give your home holiday sparkle;  11 Dec 2008, p. A3
     Borrowed decoration now family tradition;  11 Dec 2008, p. A3
     Bright blooms to warm winter holidays;  18 Dec 2008, p. A2
     Add festive splash of color with poinsettias (<I>Euphorbia pulcherrina</I>);  18 Dec 2008, p. A3




  IPARENTING (regular column)

     Sometimes kids can say the right words at the right time;  27 Mar 2008, p. A11



  IRAQ

     MHS grad gave her life making a difference : State's 1st civilian casualty in Iraq (Nicole Suveges);  3 Jul 2008, p. 7





  IT'S YOUR BUSINESS (regular column)

     What's your business plan? New year prompts the big question;  10 Jan 2008, p. 104
     Enthusiasm, persistence can overcome gloomy forecast;  7 Feb 2008, p. 125
     Protecting, promoting your digital image;  6 Mar 2008, p. 124

     In tough times, ask more questions, assume less;  3 Apr 2008, p. 97
     Make yourself, your business more visible to your customers;  1 May 2008, p. 107
     Take a vacation to improve your business;  5 Jun 2008, p. 133

     Hard part is making decisions to create a different future;  10 Jul 2008, p. 138


     
  JEWELRY

     Wristbands for a cause : Youth and adults get message out wearing jewelry with a meaning;  13 Mar 2008, p. A1

     Brian Ripka visits Neiman Marcus May 8;  1 May 2008, p. D7
     Studio tour (Dawn Revenaugh, fused glass jewelry, photo);  15 May 2008, p. B12


    
  JOHN D. SHEDD AQUARIUM (museum, Chicago IL)

     Shedd gala raises $1 million;  25 Sep 2008, p. D8





  KIRK PLAYERS (organization, community theater, Mundelein IL)

    "Ladies" has plenty of laugh lines : Physical comedy concludes Kirk Players season ("Leading Ladies");  12 Jun 2008, p. B3
    Musical tips (red) hat to life after 50 ("Hats: The Musical");  16 Oct 2008, p. B8

    Kirk Players to dramatize some Mundelein stories;  20 Nov 2008, p. 6




  KIRK, MARK (representative, 10th U.S. congressional district)

     Kirk-Seals funds already surpass 2006 totals (Dan Seals);  10 Jul 2008, p. 140
     Tracking the 10th (U.S. Congressional District race, Rep. Mark Kirk vs. Dan Seals);  18 Sep 2008, p. 14
     Kirk beats Seals in 10th race (Mark Kirk, 10th Congressional District, Dan Seals);  6 Nov 2008, p. 7
     Veterans gather (supporters of U.S. Rep. Mark Kirk, photo);  13 Nov 2008, p. 140



  LaCasa (organization)
    See ZACHARIAS SEXUAL ABUSE CENTER (Agency) 



  LACROSSE

     Sports gallery (Will Lung, Henry Slingerland, photo);  24 Apr 2008, p. 133
     Lacrosse (Michael Reilly);  19 Jun 2008, p. 146
     Lacrosse (Taryn Abbassian, Irene Ginakakis);  26 Jun 2008, p. 158



  

  LAKE COUNTY FAIR
     
     County fairgrounds construction continues (new site in Fremont Township);  26 Jun 2008, p. 147

     Lake County Fair celebrates 80 years;  17 Jul 2008, p. 7
     County Fair still buzzing after 80 years;  24 Jul 2008, p. 113
 
     More than just "Fair" (photos);  7 Aug 2008, p. 128
     County fair hasn't changed much over last 100 years, in some way;  28 Aug 2008, p. 8




  LAKE COUNTY HAVEN (agency)

     Brunch raises $12,000 for Haven (Lake Forest-Lake Bluff Junior Women's Club, Lake County Haven);  24 Jan 2008, p. D5


    
  LAKE COUNTY (IL)

     New assessment plans generate mixed reviews : Citizen's group calls changes "cosmetic";  14 Feb 2008, p. 125

     County seeks public's ideas at six forums;  6 Mar 2008, p. 127
     Participate in shaping Lake County's future (Community Forums);  13 Mar 2008, p. 14

     U of I Extension appeals to residents for funds (Lake County Extention Foundation, Grayslake IL);  24 Apr 2008, p. 29
     Frustration, but no movement to join county (northern Cook County townships discuss moving to Lake County);  22 May 2008, p. 146

     $1 billion in tourism;  10 Jul 2008, p. 19

     Sales tax hike won't be on the Nov. 4 ballot : School districts fail to get enough support;  14 Aug 2008, p. 8

     Lake County poverty rate jumps (5.6% to 6.1%);  11 Sep 2008, p. 10

     Winchester House pays $1 million to family of Mundelein woman (Helen Menneke);  13 Nov 2008, p. 151



  LAKE COUNTY (IL) ASSESSMENT OFFICE

     Senior assessment freeze form mailed;  15 May 2008, p. 133





  LAKE COUNTY (IL) BOARD

     Unincorporated residents input sought on parking in front yards;  10 Jan 2008, p. 109

     Help shape future of Lake County;  7 Feb 2008, p. 5

     Lake County Board considers salary riases : Timing may be bad during tough economic period;  8 May 2008, p. 18
     County Board approves pay raises despite divided vote;  15 May 2008, p. 133

     Lake County puts permit facility into high gear : Construction set for August at Libertyville site;  10 Jul 2008, p. 144



  LAKE COUNTY (IL) CLERK
  
     Voter registration ends on Tuesday;  3 Jan 2008, p. 14
     Absentee voting set at clerk's office;  3 Jan 2008, p. 14
     County's voter registration, early voting produce big numbers;  24 Jan 2008, p. 22



  LAKE COUNTY (IL) COURTS

     Suspect in 2005 sex assault arrested (Rafael Gonzalez);  3 Jan 2008, p. 10
     Adams case set for April 21 : Judge will not dismiss charges (Tom Adams); 10 Jan 2008, . 20

     Woman acquitted in Mundelein murder : Prosecutors shocked at outcome (Delia White, death of Audelia Bogard);  6 Mar 2008, p. 7
     Judicial subcircuit information to be added to voter card;  6 Mar 2008, p. 123

     Man pleads guilty to bathroom videotaping (Julio Gomez-Valerio, Shell Gas Station);  27 Mar 2008, p. 21

     Teens' bomb threat trial set for June (Dylan Britt, James Voss);  10 Apr 2008, p. 5

     Judge Hall takes leave after DUI charges (David Hall);  1 May 2008, p. 8
     Hall resigns chief judge position (David Hall);  8 May 2008, p. 5
     Mundelein man pleads guilty to firearms sale (Michael Sonka);  29 May 2008, p. 5

     Fuel Bar employees plead guilty to drug charges (Fuel Bar & Grill, Dana Dove, Thomas Korshak, Justin Denton);  3 Jul 2008, p. 16

     Schostok gets new role on state appellate court (Mary Schostok);  21 Aug 2008, p. 7

     Lake County deputy sued in October car crash (Nicholas Sipola);  16 Oct 2008, p. 164
     Circuit clerk incumbent challenged by assistant public defender (Sally Coffelt, Cynthia Haran);  30 Oct 2008, p. 7


 

  LAKE COUNTY (IL) - DESCRIPTION AND TRAVEL

     Great winter getaways : Right here with your family in your own neighborhood;  31 Jan 2008, p. A1


 
  LAKE COUNTY (IL)  FOREST PRESERVE
     see also LAKE COUNTY MUSUEM

     Forest preserve hosts job fairs;  3 Jan 2008, p. 14
     Learn what happens beneath the snow, ice;  24 Jan 2008, p. 116

     Take a hike;  14 Feb 2008, p. 125
     Tracking Big Foot;  14 Feb 2008, p. 125

     Stories, fun help kids their hands on nature [sic];  27 Mar 2008, p. B2

     County seeks $185M (bond referendum for purchasing land);  24 Jul 2008, p. 114

     County forest preserves celebrates 50 years;  21 Aug 2008, p. 6
     Settlement reached on cleanup for Fort Sheridan Forest Preserve;  21 Aug 2008, p. 10
     [no title] (Ben Ranney, Ann Maine, Smith Nature Symposium, photo);  21 Aug 2008, p. D1
     Water supply is subject of symposium (25th Annual Smith Nature Symposium);  21 Aug 2008, p. D3

     Bored wood, fresh furniture : Ryerson Woods displays decor from insect destruction (emerald ash borer);  18 Sep 2008, p. A12
     Go fish (Jim Morris, Will Morris, fishing derby at Independence Grove Forest Preserve, photo);  25 Sep 2008, p. 1
     Looking for a bite (Jeff Yehle, Charlotte Yehle, fishing derby at Independence Grove Forest Perserve, photo);
        25 Sep 2008, p. 7
     Festival fun celebrates farm (16th Annual Farm Heritage Fall Festival, Lakewood Forest Preserve);  25 Sep 2008, p. B2

     New tunnel lifts spirits of Countryside golfers (Mundelein IL):  2 Oct 2008, p. 10
     Lake County Forest Preserve seeks $185 million Nov. 4;  2 Oct 2008, p. 158

     Forest Preserve referendum cruises to massive victory;  6 Nov 2008, p. 12





  LAKE COUNTY (IL) - HEALTH DEPARTMENT

     Q&A : Barbara de Nekker;  3 Jan 2008, p. 7
     Mom's Club assits mothers-to-be;  24 Jan 2008, p. 116

     County flu cases double in February;  13 Mar 2008, p. 100

     Lake County health initiative focuses on obesity, inactivity;  3 Apr 2008, p. 16

     Walk raises awareness about smoking;  29 May 2008, p. 6
     County offers cheap pet vaccination;  29 May 2008, p. 12

     Low-cost pet care set for Mundelein site;  5 Jun 2008, p. 6
     Free, cheap pet services available for senior citizens;  5 Jun 2008, p. 19
     This won't hurt (low-cost pet care event, photos);  12 Jun 2008, p. 16

     Measles reported in Lake County, 1st in 13 years;  10 Jul 2008, p. 142

     Another rabid bat found in county;  7 Aug 2008, p. 17
     Rabid bat found in Lake Forest;  14 Aug 2008, p. 10
     Fish restrictions aim to halt spread of deadly virus (Viral Hemorrhagic Septicemia);  14 Aug 2008, p. 18
     West Nile found in within Lake County [sic] (West Nile Virus);  28 Aug 2008, p. 13




  LAKE COUNTY (IL) - HISTORY

     Free program focuses on changes in Lake County;  10 Jan 2008, p. 109



     

  LAKE COUNTY (IL) - SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT

     Sheriff to award college scholarship;  3 Jan 2008, p. 14

     High gas prices crimp sheriff's budget, too;  14 Aug 2008, p. 7
     Sheriff heading to jail - volunterily;  21 Aug 2008, p. 5
     Police plan DUI crackdown over the holiday weekend;  28 Aug 2008, p. 6
     Curran sings Lake County jailhouse blues (County Sheriff Mark Curran);  28 Aug 2008, p. 7

     Lake County deputy sued in October car crash (Nicholas Sipola);  16 Oct 2008, p. 164

     Lake County sheriff switches to GOP (Mark Curran);  18 Dec 2008, p. 14




  LAKE COUNTY (IL) - STATE'S ATTORNEY'S OFFICE

     Lake County state's attorney foes trade barbs at forum (Michael Waller, Mike Jacobs);  2 Oct 2008, p. 18
     Jacobs may seek recount in state's attorney race (Michael Jacobs, incumbent Michael Waller);  6 Nov 2008, p. 12
     Lake County State's Attorney battle is rematch from 2004 (Michael Jacobs, Michael Waller);  30 Oct 2008, p. 7




  LAKE COUNTY (IL) - STREETS AND TRANSPORTATION
     see also ROUTE 53

     Transit bill will unlock up to $28 million for county road projects : But more needed, officials say;  24 Jan 2008, p. 118

     Towns running short of salt : Snowfalls have significantly reduced supplies;  7 Feb 2008, p. 5
     Area faces growing number of potholes;  14 Feb 2008, p. 9
     Ice + tiny crack + thaw = pothole;  14 Feb 2008, p. 9

     Train horns return : could last for months as railroads fix cellular devices;  6 Mar 2008, p. 7
 
     Construction woes multiply for drivers;  3 Apr 2008, p. 7

     Road improvements earn County priority : Name 48 projects over 6 years;  5 Jun 2008, p. 13
     Route 60/83 project may gain OK due to Mundelein's efforts;  5 Jun 2008, p. 13

     Construction to close lanes on Grand Ave. tollway bridge;  17 Jul 2008, p. 128

     County to build 2nd salt storage dome;  14 Aug 2008, p. 18
     Congestion slows Lake County traffice too;  14 Aug 2008, p. 20
     Lake County, Mundelein look to reconstruct West Hawley Street;  21 Aug 2008, p. 16
     Lake County area mass transit needs cash;  21 Aug 2008, p. 18
     Sky high salt prices already creating winter worries;  28 Aug 2008, p. 7

     It's not easy saying good-bye : Crossing guard leaves after 19 years on job (Charlotte Okragly, Libertyville IL);
        2 Oct 2008, p. 29


 


  LAKE COUNTY MUSEUM - LAKE COUNTY DISCOVERY MUSEUM
     see also LAKE COUNTY (IL) FOREST PRESERVE

     Exhibit ends Jan. 20 at Discovery Museum (Pocketbook Anthropology);  3 Jan 2008, p. 14
     
     See favorite album covers all in one place (LP Art Exhibit, Lake County Discovery Museum);  27 Mar 2008, p. B1
  
     Flora's art is full of fun : Work sparkles with imagination, sunny and sinister (Jim Flora, exhibit at
        Lake County Discovery Museum);  15 May 2008, p. B1

     McMahon - the man who draws history : Political drawings are first in three-part exhibit (Lake County Discovery Museum);
        11 Sep 2008, p. B3





  LAKE COUNTY STORMWATER MANAGEMENT COMMISSION (agency)

     Rain barrels for sale online until April 7;  20 Mar 2008, p. 6

     Storm water basin survey;  29 May 2008, p. A8

     

  LAKE FOREST ACADEMY (school)

     Gala raises funds for security systems;  5 Jun 2008, p. D7




  LAKE FOREST COLLEGE (school, Lake Forest IL)

     Kempner teaches students about what makes us human : Mundelein native starts job at Lake Forest College
        (Sara Kempner);  18 Sep 2008, p. 9
     Sundberg wins award from college (Jeffrey Sundberg);  23 Oct 2008, p. 14





  LAKE FOREST HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 115
     
     [no title] (schedule of regular board of education meetings);  14 Aug 2008, p. C56

     Getting together (State Rep. Karen Mays, Jerry Palmer, Kasia Hart, photo);  13 Nov 2008, p. 140
     Good walk (students from Lake Forest and Woodlands Academy walk for Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, photo);  13 Nov 2008, p. 140
     Immersed in song (Lake Froest Balladier Singers, Orchestra Singers, photo);  27 Nov 2008, p. 106
     Dynamic duo at guard will cuase problems for foes;   27 Nov 2008, Basketball Preview p. 3





  LAKE FOREST HOSPITAL (Lake Forest IL)

     Lake Forest stays in the hunt : Still interested in Condell merger despite rejection;  24 Jan 2008, p. 9
     Lake Forest out, Condell sticks with Advocate merger;  31 Jan 2008, p. 113

     Grayslake Acute Care Center moves to 24-hour service;  13 Mar 2008, p. 20

     Holiday boutique (photo);  6 Nov 2008, p. 146
     Good cause (Christopher Stride, Julie Stride, photo);  27 Nov 2008, p. 106

     Gala event (Tom Swarthout, Carolyn Swarthout, annual benefit, photo);  4 Dec 2008, p. 138




  LAKE FOREST (IL), CITY OF

     Fiber optics plan has advantages for Lake Forest;  11 Dec 2008, p. 150




  LAKE FOREST SYMPHONY


     Three Bs on Symphony program (Bach, Brahms and Beethoven);  6 Mar 2008, p. B1
     Lake Forest Symphony (Kathryne Pirtie, Robert Barris, photos);  24 Apr 2008, p. B14

     The ninth (Chicago Master Singers, Lake Forest Symphony, Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, photo);  29 May 2008, p. B9

     No title (Cheryl Killam, Lake Forest Symphony Guild, photos);  17 Jul 2008, p. D1
     Hats and fashion enliven symphony guild luncheon;  17 Jul 2008, p. D4

     Lake Forest Symphony getting comfortable in James Lumber Center in Grayslake;  28 Aug 2008, p. B3





  LAMBS FARM (agency, Libertyville, IL)

     Lambs Farm hoppping with Easter bunny fun;  20 Mar 2008, p. B2
     She got her goat (Belinda Kotsiopolous);  20 Mar 2008, p. 120

     Home style cooking at Lambs Farm's Country Inn;  22 May 2008, p. B4

     Blackhawks reach out to Lambs farm;  2 Oct 2008, p. 10
     Halloween fun is slightly spooky at Lambs Farm;  2 Oct 2008, p. B2
     Helping hands (volunteers painting fence, photo);  9 Oct 2008, p. 140

     Brunch with Santa (photo);  11 Dec 2008, p. B14



  Landscaping 
     see GARDENING, LAWNS AND LAWNCARE



  LAW ENFORCEMENT
     see also GANGS
     see also LAKE COUNTY (IL) SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT, police departments of individual towns

     Police seek more training when cash is short;  2 Oct 2008, p. 20
     243 guns turned over to Lake County officials;  18 Dec 2008, p. 16




  LAWNS AND LAWNCARE

     Roll out your green carpet;  24 Jul 2008, p. A5




  LAWS AND LEGISLATION

     No smoking just one of 2008's new laws;  3 Jan 2008, p. 108


     Bar owners claim smoking ban hurting business : Waiting on clarification on outdoor shelters;  28 Feb 2008, p. 7
     Complaints come in, but no fines levied by county (Illinois indoor smoking ban);  28 Feb 2008, p. 7

     Abandoned Newborn Protection Act works in Illinois;  3 Apr 2008, p. A12

     Bill pushes to recycle electronic products : Manufactureres will bear expense (Illinois Senate Bill 2313);  1 May 2008, p. 18
     Lawmakers, officials : Roads need funding, but split occurs on getting there;  1 May 2008, p. 108
     How Illinois lawmakers voted in Congress;  1 May 2008, p. 108
     How Illinois lawmakers voted in Congress;  22 May 2008, p. 146
     How Illinois lawmakers voted in Congress;  29 May 2008, p. 18

     How Illinois lawmakers voted in Congress;  26 Jun 2008, p. 16

     Time for an overhaul? State constitution questino to be on November ballot;  17 Jul 2008, p. 131
     How Illinois lawmakers voted in Congress;  24 Jul 2008, p. 111
     How Illinois lawmakers voted in Congress;  31 Jul 2008, p. 119

     How Illinois lawmakers voted in Congress;  7 Aug 2008, p. 133
     Durbin hails new safety law at Vernon Hills YMCA (Consumer Product Safety Commission Reform Act);  14 Aug 2008, p. 6
     New law allows judges to order GPS on violators of order of protection;  21 Aug 2008, p. 13
     Details being settled with GPS devices;  21 Aug 2008, p. 13

     Illinois HB6652 (Home Birth Safety Act, licensure of midwives);  11 Sep 2008, p. A11
     Voters ready to decide : Should state constitution be overhauled?;  18 Sep 2008, p. 145

     Notice of proposed call for a state constitutional convention;  2 Oct 2008, p. B33




  LENHOFF, PAT (regular columnist)

     Reflect today on how lucky we are;  11 Sep 2008, p. 6
     A lesson in manners;  20 Nov 2008, p. 141



  
  LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
     (names in parentheses are author/authors of letters)

     Shop owner backs bill (Chuck Hartogh, C&M Auto Service);  3 Jan 2008, p. 13
     Meet Kirk alternative (Linda Nidetz);  17 Jan 2008, p. 14
     Mailing prompts laugh (Paul Miller);  17 Jan 2008, p. 14
     Obama's strengths belie his inexperience (Douglas Mohler);  17 Jan 2008, p. 16
     Risk worth the reward (John Nickels);  17 Jan 2008, p. 16
     Concerned for Mundelein's welfare (Chris Buoscio);  24 Jan 2008, p. 11
     Parents urge referendum passage (Lincoln Leadership Team);  24 Jan 2008, p. 115
     Trustee uses smoke, mirrors to gain support (Ted Booden);  24 Jan 2008, p. 115
     Vote for District 75 referendums (John Carpender);  31 Jan 2008, p. 17
     Stand by Obama (Douglas Mohler);  31 Jan 2008, p. 17
     Vote for District 75 referendums (Douglas Mohler);  31 Jan 2008, p. 109
     Residents near Condell oppose "Bed Tower" (Francois Bertaud);  31 Jan 2008, p. 109

     Sullivan : RTA bailout bad idea (Ed Sullivan Jr.);  7 Feb 2008, p. 13
     Tax form is way to aid abused children (Roy Harley);  7 Feb 2008, p. 14
     County office deserves kudos (Raymond True);  7 Feb 2008, p. 15
     Resident asks "Stop the Insanity" over Rubloff development (Sarah Powers);  14 Feb 2008, p. 13
     District 75 extends thanks to community (Lynne Welch);  14 Feb 2008, p. 14
     Superintendent says thanks to voters (Cynthia Heidorn);  14 Feb 2008, p. 14
     Rep. Sullivan defends position on RTA (Ed Sullivan Jr.);  14 Feb 2008, p. 14
     Rep. Sullivan part of problem, not solution (Sarah Powers);  21 Feb 2008, p. 15
     Resident asks, take action against guns (Mary Patrick);  21 Feb 2008, p. 23
     Thanks for helping taxpayers (Larry Leafblad);  28 Feb 2008, p. 13
     Ban guns arguement wrong in wake of NIU (Kristopher Rich);  28 Feb 2008, p. 14
     Community responds to MainStreet Libertyville (Tom Kreuser);  28 Feb 2008, p. 14
     Support Ron Paul, not John McCain (Damian Mika);  28 Feb 2008, p. 15
     Kirk best for 10th (Renee Thaler);  28 Feb 2008, p. 15
     Kirk has not protected Social Security funds (Steven Victor);  13 Mar 2008, p. 13
     MainStreet Libertyville Board says thanks (Pam Hume, Rick Pyter et. al.);  6 Mar 2008, p. 12
     Rep. Sullivan should check his facts (Amanda Howland);  6 Mar 2008, p. 12
     Obama has substance behind speeches (Douglas Mohler);  6 Mar 2008, p. 13
     Leave Cole Hall up (Craig Lofgren);  6 Mar 2008, p. 13
     Kirk has not protected Social Security funds (Steven Victor);  13 Mar 2008, p. 13
     Amend builidng codes to protect older Libertyville homes (Margaret Earnshaw);  13 Mar 2008, p. 14
     Lawmakers to seek local views on budget (Julie Hamos, Lou Lang et. al.);  13 Mar 2008, p. 16
     Veterans deserve better support (Alexs Thompson);  13 Mar 2008, p. 16
     Hillary Clinton loses chance to shine (Douglas Mohler);  20 Mar 2008, p. 11
     Parents left out of gifted student program decision (Cathy Silvis);  20 Mar 2008, p. 11
     Chicago Woman of the Year contest has Libertyville candidate (Bruce Baldi);  27 Mar 2008, p. 13
     Parents must care about what is taught (Elizabeth Clarke);  27 Mar 2008, p. 13
     Continue Kirk's good works (Meghan Schmidt);  27 Mar 2008, p. 17

     Global warming has human element (Douglas Mohler);  3 Apr 2008, p. 15
     Kirk votes hurt us (Sharon Sanders);  3 Apr 2008, p. 15
     Reader's habitual comments worth skipping (Lynn Bayer);  10 Apr 2008, p. 17
     D.C. needs Kirk (Aaron Goldstein);  10 Apr 2008, p. 17
     Keep Doug Mohler's letters coming (Cathy O'Brien);  17 Apr 2008, p. 19
     Village officials should embrace design of Cook expansion (Marie Tuohy);  17 Apr 2008, p. 19
     Thanks for donation (Peter Tekampe);  17 Apr 2008, p. 21
     Senate Bill a good strt to assisting autistic children (Keith Dronen);  24 Apr 2008, p. 21
     Supports Seals over tax return reform (Jennifer Clark);  24 Apr 2008, p. 24
     [no title] (Douglas Mohler);  24 Apr 2008, p. 24

     Message for cyclists (Dean Schott);  1 May 2008, p. 17
     Senate votes down Democrat tax bill (Jack Martin);  8 May 2008, p. 17
     County board deserves pay raise (Ursula Radka);  8 May 2008, p. 17
     Thanks postal workers for food drive (Peter Tekampe);  15 May 2008, p. 15
     Boxes get to Myanmar (Donna Gulley);  15 May 2008, p. 15
     Cancer survivor reaches out to community (Jenny Gapinski);  22 May 2008, p. 17
     Wants to be Green, but can't recycle (Nancy Bartolozzi);  22 May 2008, p. 18
     Post Office food drive was a success (Betty-Ann Moore);  22 May 2008, p. 18
     Why celebrate Israel? (Mark Sulkin);  22 May 2008, p. 18

     Don't sell cigarettes to underage buyers;  5 Jun 2008, p. 12
     Headline suggestions for Mark Kirk (Jonathan Neumark);  5 Jun 2008, p. 12
     Need a change from Mark Kirk's excuses ();  5 Jun 2008, p. 12
     Thanks to Dad (Maddie Anderson et. al);  12 Jun 2008, p. 19
     CN proposal offers economic benefits (State Rep. Elaine Nekritz);  19 Jun 2008, p. 17
     Congressman Kirk did not suport earmarks (Anne Tomsky);  19 Jun 2008, p. 21
     Kirk : Extend unemployment benefits (Congressman Mark Kirk);  19 Jun 2008, p. 21
     Let candidates know about global warming (Mika Banks);  26 Jun 2008, p. 21
     Candidate : Make commitment to halt global warming (Emile Lauble);  26 Jun 2008, p. 21   
     Fee hike surprises Libertyville senior (Joseph Dillmann);  26 Jun 2008, p. 22
     Dr. Ahlgrim will be missed at MHS (Colleen Hodges);  26 Jun 2008, p. 22
     Kirk voted against "Mother's Day" (Stephanie Victor);  26 Jun 2008, p. 22
     Commend Kirk on healthcare stance (Keegan McDonald);  26 Jun 2008, p. 24

     Attack on Kirk's energy record wrong (Diana Chen);  3 Jul 2008, p. 11
     Ex-Marine's wisdom should be heeded (Jonathan Neumark);  3 Jul 2008, p. 12
     Advocate, Condell merger is a negative (Gary Somenek);  10 Jul 2008, p. 21
     Club baseball season a success (Barry Reszel);  10 Jul 2008, p. 21
     Kirk's silence on Iraq is not good (Nathaniel Friedman);  10 Jul 2008, p. 22
     Village deserves compensation from Advocate-Condell deal (Jack Martin);  17 Jul 2008, p. 15
     Republicans deserve a chance, our support (Nancy Toerner);  17 Jul 2008, p. 18
     Seals' oil solutions in short suppy (Samantha Lee);  17 Jul 2008, p. 18
     Kirk's lack of foreign policy talk a mystery (Richard Mittelman);  17 Jul 2008, p. 18
     Pro-Lifers should try another method (Matt Clemens);  24 Jul 2008, p. 17
     Smoking at Summer Celebration a turn-off (Julie Flevet);  24 Jul 2008, p. 17
     Disappointed over new plans for Cook Library (Anne Ward);  24 Jul 2008, p. 20
     Smoking drives resident away (Fran Duke);  31 Jul 2008, p. 13
     Pro-Life protest methods defended (Joseph Scheidler);  31 Jul 2008, p. 13

     Townships do important work (Faith Boettcher-Sage);  7 Aug 2008, p. 15
     Ravinia is truly a special experience (Nancy Thorner);  14 Aug 2008, p. 19
     Area mayor gets credit for big save (Gerry Keen);  14 Aug 2008, p. 20
     Cook Library plasn should be improved (Michael Roach);  21 Aug 2008, p. 19
     Seals not forthright on capital gains (Samantha Lee);  21 Aug 2008, p. 20
     Kirk vote is wrong (Stuart Kronish);  21 Aug 2008, p. 20
     Help support Boys Club (Dan Nikolich);  28 Aug 2008, p. 17
     Thanks to Kirk for helping WINGS (Theresa Calabrese);  28 Aug 2008, p. 17
     Kirk does the right thing (Peter Juengst);  28 Aug 2008, p. 17

     Cafe is indeed a hidden treasure (Kelly Mundt);  4 Sep 2008, p. 17
     Kirk supports women and families (Theresa Calabrese);  4 Sep 2008, p. 17
     Kirk voted blindly with party on bill (Stephanie Victor);  4 Sep 2008, p. 18
     Seals will brings change we need (Lori Degman);  11 Sep 2008, p. 23
     Kirk backs Israel (Steven Feldstein);  18 Sep 2008, p. 15
     Mark Kirk is outstanding (Michael Okunieff);  18 Sep 2008, p. 15
     Proponents urge Yes on constitutional convention (regularguy):  25 Sep 2008, p. 10
     Costco proposal in Mettawa (Mettawa resident);  25 Sep 2008, p. 12
     Street Dance is a big success (Randy Nelson);  25 Sep 2008, p. 17
     Vote yes to help District 76 (Phyllis King);  25 Sep 2008, p. 17
     Let's enforce the rules (Zoey Bloom);  25 Sep 2008, p. 18

     Immigration arrest 39 in Lake County (Brittanicus);  2 Oct 2008, p. 12
     Edgar wows crowd at arm bureau (Lext);  2 Oct 2008, p. 12
     Anticoh beats Mundelein football (Ockem);  2 Oct 2008, p. 12
     The spirit of District 76 (Kati Van Zeeland);  9 Oct 2008, p. 13
     Teen Read Week is worthwhile event (Gaby Pantle);  9 Oct 2008, p. 13
     Link has many strikes against him (Nancy Thorner);  9 Oct 2008, p. 20
     Did Seals have ties to subprime loans (Kristian Gustavson);  16 Oct 2008, p. 17
     Kirk is an honest politician (James Heier);  16 Oct 2008, p. 17
     Saying yes to Dan Seals (Susan Fosco);  16 Oct 2008, p. 17
     Judge ia great example (Patrick Sylvester);  16 Oct 2008, p. 17
     Attacks on Waller are despicable (Thomas Campe);  16 Oct 2008, p. 17
     Voting yes on county referendum (Peggy Hanson);  23 Oct 2008, p. 13
     Howland mudslinging in unacceptable (Robert Freese);  23 Oct 2008, p. 13
     D-76 referendum deserves "yes" vote (Joanne VeNard);  23 Oct 2008, p. 19
     Referendum will balance development (Chris Geiselhart); 23 Oct 2008, p. 19
     Vote "yes" for forest preserve (Paul Ivers);  30 Oct 2008, p. 19
     Grey's the choice for 30th District (Jim Moran);  30 Oct 2008, p. 19
     Ryg's voting record is not impressive (Nancy Thorner);  30 Oct 2008, p. 20
     Endorsing Kirk is correct move (Dennis Donelon);  30 Oct 2008, p. 22
     Greenberg is choice in 8th race (Diane Zitkus);  30 Oct 2008, p. 22
     Referendum deserves support (Jeff Sundberg);  30 Oct 2008, p. 24
     Waller is right for state's attorney (George Connelly);  30 Oct 2008, p. 24
     Preserve open space by voting "yes" (Betty-Ann Moore);  30 Oct 2008, p. 24
     Seals tries to fool seniors (Sherry Crone);  30 Oct 2008, p. 24
     Let's change to Seals (Jonathan Neumark);  30 Oct 2008, p. 24
     Sullivan mailing shows bias (Philip Lane);  30 Oct 2008, p. 152
     A big fan of Costco in Mettawa (Ceil Curley);  30 Oct 2008, p. 153
     Bean is tool of big-money interests (Patrick Lenz);  30 Oct 2008, p. 154
     Why won't Bean debate Greenberg? (Sylvia Lefebvre);  30 Oct 2008, p. 154
     Douglass has "can-do" attitude (Paul and Chris Geiselhart);  30 Oct 2008, p. 154
     Kirk is worth voting for (Peter Juengst);  30 Oct 2008, p. 154
     Seals is a vote for change (Jonathan Neumark);  30 Oct 2008, p. 156
     Ryg and Link are endorsed (Chris Kennedy);  30 Oct 2008, p. 156

     Be careful out there (John Rosberg);  6 Nov 2008, p. 15
     County clerk should not be so partisan (Cathy O'Brien);  13 Nov 2008, p. 19
     Obama should help the green economy (Sue Markgraf):  13 Nov 2008 p. 19
     Thanks for passing referendum (Bonnie Carter);  13 Nov 2008, p. 21
     Thanks for vote on open space (Bonnie Carter);  20 Nov 2008, p. 17
     Thansk for all your support (Ron Carlson, Rick Allen, Jeff Peterson);  27 Nov 2008, p. 13
     Understand the tax levy (Ed Sullivan);  27 Nov 2008, p. 13

     Thanks for the article (Amy Shimoni, Brenda Weltzberg);  4 Dec 2008, p. 16
     Kirk's letter misleading (Susan Thornton);  11 Dec 2008, p. 15
     Thanks for food pantry help (Peter Tekampe);  18 Dec 2008, p. 13
     True meaning of Christmas (Martha Kouyoumdjian Mekaelian);  25 Dec 2008, p. 13






  LIBERTYVILLE HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 128
     see also VERNON HILLS HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 128
     see also LIBERTYVILLE WILDCATS - various sports

     [no title];  3 Jan 2008, p. 115
     Class reunion (Class of 2006, band Corporeal);  10 Jan 2008, p. 18
     [no title];  10 Jan 2008, p. 110
     [no title];  31 Jan 2008, p. 118

     [no title];  14 Feb 2008, p. 123
     [no title];  21 Feb 2008, p. 127
     Dance at LHS launches Youth Relay for Life (benefit for American Cancer Society);  28 Feb 2008, p. 130
     [no title];  28 Feb 2008, p. 134

     Raising a red flag : Test alerts LHS students of sudden cardiac death (Max Schewitz Foundation);  6 Mar 2008, p. 118
     [no title];  6 Mar 2008, p. 130

     [no title];  27 Mar 2008, p. 131

     [no title];  10 Apr 2008, p. 118
     [no title] (ONE Concert, photos);  24 Apr 2008, p. 27

     [no title];  1 May 2008, p. 113
     [no title];  15 May 2008, p. 138
     [no title];  29 May 2008, p. 110

     [no titlel];  12 Jun 2008, p. 134
     VHHS, LHS list grads;  26 Jun 2008, p. 26

     [no title];  10 Jul 2008, p. 24

     [no title];  4 Sep 2008, p. 149
     The class rank debate continues : District 128 gets feedback from parents, guardians;  18 Sep 2008, p. 7
     Class rank notes;  18 Sep 2008, p. 7
     LHS grad learns life lessons through sports : Haws selected as an IHSA Sportsperson of the Year
        (Ali Haws);  18 Sep 2008, p. 18
     Meet Ali Haws;  18 Sep 2008, p. 18
     [no title];  18 Sep 2008, p. 31
     D-128 ready for next step of class-rank discussion;  25 Sep 2008, p. 22
     [no title];  25 Sep 2008, p. 31

     [no title];  2 Oct 2008, p. 159
     [no title];  9 Oct 2008, p. 127
     [no title];  16 Oct 2008, p. 159
     [no title];  30 Oct 2008, p. 161

     [no title];  6 Nov 2008, p. 153
     [no title];  20 Nov 2008, p. 24
     LHS joins cancer fight (American Cancer Society High Schools Against Cancer);  27 Nov 2008, p. 15

     [no title];  4 Dec 2008, p. 23
     District 128 hosts its first career expo;  18 Dec 2008, p. 136
     Students help make holidays brighter : VHHS, LHS host Adopt-A-Family dinners;  25 Dec 2008, p. 5
     [no title];  25 Dec 2008, p. 14





   LIBERTYVILLE (IL) POLICE DEPARTMENT
     
     Metal gutters and downspouts taken from Adler, civic building;  21 Aug 2008, p. 10
     Fights prompt suspension of Grill on 21 liquor license;  18 Dec 2008, p. 134




  LIBERTYVILLE (IL), VILLAGE OF

     Slow economy chips away at village budgets;  1 May 2008, p. 5
     Local pools set to open this weekend;  22 May 2008, p. 11

     Libertyville rejects mall and Cuneo estate : Shapes Vernon Hills' destiny;  10 Jul 2008, p. 9

     Libertyville "Car Fun" set for this week (Mainstreet Libertyville);  14 Aug 2008, p. 9
     Art in the park (Ben Jurevicius, David Adler Festival of the Arts, Libertyville, photo);  21 Aug 2008, p. 7
     Village of Libertyville summary statement (annaul financial report);  21 Aug 2008, p. 143

     Does the mayor have homework? Jeff Harger answers tough questions at Butterfield School;  25 Sep 2008, p. 26

     Menorah to be installed in Cook Park;  2 Oct 2008, p. 16

     Libertyville mayor will seek another term in 2009 (Jeffrey Harger);  13 Nov 2008, p. 153
     Salt to be in short supply in Libertyville (road slat);  27 Nov 2008, . 8




  LIBERTYVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 70

     [no title];  3 Jan 2008, p. 115
     [no title];  17 Jan 2008, p. 109
     [no title] (Adler School Geography Bee, photo);  24 Jan 2008, p. 6
     To Bee or not to Bee : Adler Park fifth-grader reigns in geography (Garret Cruscy);  24 Jan 2008, p. 17
     Cyclist wows audience (Matt Wilhelm, Copeland Manor School, Libertyville IL);  24 Jan 2008, p. 111
     [no title];  24 Jan 2008, p. 118
     [no title];  31 Jan 2008, p. 115

     [no title] (Brooke Hutchins, Copeland Manor School, photo);  14 Feb 2008, p. 6
     Copeland Manor honors past with look to future;  14 Feb 2008, p. 15
     [no title];  14 Feb 2008, p. 121
     [no title];  21 Feb 2008, p. 125
     Let the games begin (weekly game sessions);  28 Feb 2008, p. 17
     [no title];  28 Feb 2008, p. 18

     [no title];  6 Mar 2008, p. 129
     [no titel];  13 Mar 2008, p. 104
     [no title];  20 Mar 2008, p. 16
     [no title];  27 Mar 2008, p. 125

     [no title];  3 Apr 2008, p. 103
     Feels like Jello® (Copeland Manor School, photos);  10 Apr 2008, p. 23
     [no title];  10 Apr 2008, p. 112
     [no title];  17 Apr 2008, p. 23
     Hand on hips (Adler Park kindergarten, photo);  17 Apr 2008, p. 113
     Hawthorn Middle South lists honor rolls;  24 Apr 2008, p. 25
     [no title];  24 Apr 2008, p. 27

     <U>Bubble Boy and Co.</U> (photos);  1 May 2008, p. 21
     [no title];  1 May 2008, p. 22
     [no title];  8 May 2008, p. 25
     Sound of music (Ann Myrna, photo);  8 May 2008, p. 117
     [no title];  15 May 2008, p. 24
     She's got the beat (Maddie Christensen, photo);  15 May 2008, p. 140
     [no title];  22 May 2008, p. 27
     An eye on nature (Rockland School nature walk, photos);  22 May 2008, p. 136
     [no title];  29 May 2008, p. 25
     Strummin' along (Annalise Hite, Matthew Bechtold, Sam Schneider, guitar lesson, photo);  29 May 2008, p. 99

     Reason to celebrate (Rockland School, photos);  5 Jun 2008, p. 24
     [no title];  5 Jun 2008, p. 24
     [no title]  12 Jun 2008, p. 25
     [no title];  19 Jun 2008, p. 23

     [no title];  21 Aug 2008, p. 25
     [no title];  28 Aug 2008, p. 21

     [no title];  4 Sep 2008, p. 24
     [no title};  11 Sep 2008, p. 26
     [no title];  18 Sep 2008, p. 26
     Does the mayor have homework? Jeff Harger answers tough questions at Butterfield School;  25 Sep 2008, p. 26
     [no title];  25 Sep 2008, p. 27

     [no title];  2 Oct 2008, p. 25
     [no title];  9 Oct 2008, p. 25
     [no title];  16 Oct 2008, p. 151
     [no title];  23 Oct 2008, p. 25
     [no title];  30 Oct 2008, p. 29

     [no title];  6 Nov 2008, p. 20
     [no title];  13 Nov 2008, p. 20
     [no title];  20 Nov 2008, p. 20

     [no title];  4 Dec 2008, p. 17
     [no title];  11 Dec 2008, p. 24
     [no title];  18 Dec 2008, p. 17
     First-year teacher enjoys surprises of second grade (Lindsay Waitzman);  18 Dec 2008, p. 7




   

  LIBERTYVILLE TOWNSHIP (IL)
  
     Open space advocate Mike Graham dies;  3 Jan 2008, p. 6
     
     Libertville Township assessment roll corrections;  10 Apr 2008, p. 15

     Libertyville Township supervisor delights her family (Betty-Ann Moore);  9 Oct 2008, p. 8

     West Skokie Drainage District (delinquency list);  13 Nov 2008, p. 146



  LIBERTYVILLE WILDCATS (BASEBALL)

     High School summer league : Cats eliminate Mustangs in IHSBCA playoffs;  17 Jul 2008, p. 142

     High five (Troy Barton);  2 Oct 2008, p. 172



  LIBERTYVILLE WILDCATS (BASKETBALL, BOYS')

     Letchford will be center of attention (Jeremy LEtchford, Libertyville Wildcats);  27 Nov 2008, Basketball Preview, p. 7



  LIBERTYVILLE WILDCATS (FOOTBALL)

     Nerup to Felicelli stuns Wildcats (Andrew Nerup, Matt Felicelli);  11 Sep 2008, p. 170
     Football beat : Mustangs are no match for "physical" Cats;  23 Oct 2008, p. 166




  LIBERTYVILLE WILDCATS (SOCCER, GIRLS')

     [no title] (Ali Haws, Kelly Cook, photo);  8 May 2008, p. 121



  LIBERTYVILLE WILDCATS (SOFTBALL)

     Roundup : Win over Wildcats a start for Mustangs;  24 Apr 2008, p. 131



  LIBERTYVILLE WILDCATS (SWIMMING/DIVING, BOYS')

     High Five : John Blankehorn, Steve Wimmer, Ben Glick, Kevin Kakrzewski;  13 Nov 2008, p. 164
     Spotlight : Ben Glick;  25 Dec 2008, p. 120



   
  LIBERTYVILLE WILDCATS (VOLLEYBALL, GIRLS')

     [no title] (Chris Trzyna, coach);  26 Jun 2008, p. 158

 

  LIBRARIES 
     see also FREMONT PUBLIC LIBRARY DISTRICT
     see also COOK MEMORIAL PUBLIC LIBRARY

     Libraries lobby state legislators;  21 Feb 2008, p. 124

     Warren-Newport Public Library statement;  11 Dec 2008, p. C49

 

  Lincoln Elementary School
     see  MUNDELEIN SCHOOL DISTRICT 75 

  
 
  LINCOLNSHIRE - PRAIRIE VIEW SCHOOL DISTRICT 103

     Learning Fund party raises $65,000;  28 Aug 2008, p. D7




  Little League
     see BASEBALL




  LOYOLA ACADEMY (school, Wilmette IL)

     [no title] (President's dinner, photo);  3 Jan 2008, p. D1
     Dinner boosts tuition aid at Loyola Academy;  3 Jan 2008, p. D4

     Ramble raises $850,000 in one night;  7 Aug 2008, p. D3

   

  LYRIC OPERA OF CHICAGO

     Lyrics "Casbah" rocks Saturday;  31 Jan 2008, p. D2
     [no title] (Richard Kiphart, Susie Kiphart, fund raiser, photo); 21 Feb 2008, p. D1
     Lyrics "Fantasy" breaks all previous records ("Fantasy of the Opera" benefit);  21 Feb 2008, p. D4

     Spring Brunch begins chapter's season (Highland Park/Deerfield chapter);  17 Jul 2008, p. D7

     Autumn Brunch (Glencoe Chapter, photo);  16 Oct 2008, p. D6
     [no title] (opening night, photos);  30 Oct 2008, p. D1
     Lyric's opener nets $500,000;  30 Oct 2008, p. D4



  MAGAZINES

     North Shore magazine marks 30th anniversary;  2 Oct 2008, p. D4

     


  McFarland, David
     see QUICK BYTES (regular column, computers)



  Mechanics Grove Elementary School
     see  MUNDELEIN SCHOOL DISTRICT 75 

    

  Mental health
     see  <B>PSYCHOLOGY</B>




  METRA (public transportation, rail)
   
     Metra far hike draws ire of local state lawmakers;  7 Feb 2008, p. 123

     Lincoln student draws winning poster (Natalie Lindquist, Metra's safety poster contest);  26 Jun 2008, p. 6
     Metra passengers may get improved fare box in Vernon Hills;  11 Dec 2008, p. 18



 
  MODEL TRAINS

     [no title] (Grant Nailor, model train display, Fremont Public Library, photo);  13 Mar 2008, p. 1
     Like father, like son (Grant and Tom Nailer, model train display, Fremont Public library, photo);  13 Mar 2008, p. 5



  Moise, Sharon, Dr.
     see HOUSE CALLS



  Morse, Julie
     see   <B>REALY InSITES</B> (regular column)




  Moser, Rick
     see  THIS SUBURBAN LIFE (regular column)




  MOTORCYCLES

     Hog heaven (Harley-Davidson Museum, Milwaukee IL);  3 Jul 2008, Travel p. 1
     Iron Horse Hotel caters to bikers (Milwaukee WI);  3 Jul 2008, Travel p. 4

     Vespa rolls out new interactive Web site;  20 Nov 2008, p. AM18





  MOVIE REVIEWS 

     Blood strikes it rich ("There Will be Blood");  3 Jan 2008, p. B9
     Re-thinking "Juno";  10 Jan 2008, p. B5
     The lingerie 401(k) ("Mad Money", "Honeydripper");  17 Jan 2008, p. B7
     Murder most interactive ("Untraceable", "How She Move";  24 Jan 2008, p. B5

     Devastating "Days" ("4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days");  7 Feb 2008, p. B8
     Reservations serves up empty calories ("No Reservations");  7 Feb 2008, p. B22
     Boy vs. ogre? No sweat ("The Spiderwick Chronicles");  14 Feb 2008, p. B4
     I was a teenage head-shrinker ("Charlie Bartlett");  21 Feb 2008, p. B5
     Sisterhood is dangerous ("The Other Boleyn Girl");  28 Feb 2008, p. B6

     Lost and found ("The Band's Visit"):  6 Mar 2008, p. B5
     Games sadists play ("Funny Games");  13 Mar 2008, p. B5
     "Atonement" trades in the grand sweep of emotions, "No Country for Old Men", "Nancy Drew";  13 Mar 2008, p. B22
     Spring screening (multiple movies, mini-reviews);  20 Mar 2008, p. B5
     "Kite Runner" flies, but doesn't soar (also "Margot at the Wedding", "My Kid Could Paint That", "Dan in Real Life");  20 Mar 2008, p. B21

     The loneliness of the long-distance runner ("Run, Fat Boy, Run");  27 Mar 2008, p. B5

     Anderson and Lewis strike black gold ("There Will be Blood");  3 Apr 2008, p. B20
     Remedial life lessons ("Smart People");  10 Apr 2008, p. B5
     Teenage pregnancy : That's entertainment ("Juno");  10 Apr 2008, p. B32
     Naked emotion and just plain naked ("Forgetting Sarah Marshall");  17 Apr 2008, p. B5
     "Cloverfield" gives New York City the shakes, "Charlie Wilson's War", "I am Legend";  17 Apr 2008, p. B19
     Yukking up Baby ("Baby Mama"):  24 Apr 2008, p. B5
     Girl power makes Compass golden ("The Golden Compass");  24 Apr 2008, p. B23

     Dylan remains enigmatic in "I'm Not There";  1 May 2008, p. B22
     New blood for Rambo ("Son of Rambow":  8 May 2008, p. B5
     "Mad Money" stuffs the lingerie 401(k), "Untraceable", "Over Her Dead Body";  8 May 2008, p. B23
     Something for the "Girls" ("How the Garcia Girls Spent Their Summer");  15 May 2008, p. B5
     Paperback movie ("Roman de Gare");  22 May 2008, p. B5
     One big piece goes missing ("Fugitive Pieces");  29 May 2008, p. B5

     Misery is job one ("The Promotion"):  5 Jun 2008, p. B5
     Reconsidering "Father" ("When Did You Last See Your Father?");  12 Jun 2008, p. B5");  12 Jun 2008, Time Out p. 46
     "War" clueless about how to be a dark comedy ("War, Inc.");  12 Jun 2008, Time Out p. 47
     "Savage Grace" offers no insight;  12 Jun 2008, Time Out p. 48
     Reader rips Dann's "Sex" appeal (comments on review of "Sex and the City");  12 Jun 2008, Time Out p. 48
     Would you believe...not bad? ("Get Smart");  19 Jun 2008, p. B7
     "Wanted" : ultra-assassin, no experience necessary;  26 Jun 2008, p. B1

     "Hancock" goes super-wrong;  3 Jul 2008, p. B1
     "Wackness" is dope, for the most part ("The Wackness");  10 Jul 2008, p. B1
     Filmmaker creates a work of beastly fun ("Animal Crackers");  10 Jul 2008, p. B4
     Joker trumps Batman in "Dark Knight";  17 Jul 2008, p. B1
     "Revisited" is a redo to reject ("Brideshead Revisited");  24 Jul 2008, p. B1
     The reluctant Decider ("Swing Vote");  31 Jul 2008, p. B5

     Guns, gags and ganja ("Pineapple Express");  7 Aug 2008, p. B5
     Hollywood is hell ("Tropic Thunder");  14 Aug 2008, p. B5
     Middle age and spandex don't mix ("The Rocker", "Hamlet 2");  21 Aug 2008, p. B5
     Bar mitzvah gone bad ("Sixty Six");  28 Aug 2008, p. B5

     "Burn" casts little light ("Burn After Reading");  11 Sep 2008, p. B5
     Howdy neighbor, now scram ("Lakeview Terrace");  18 Sep 2008, p. B5
     Sleaze fatigue sets in ("Choke");  25 Sep 2008, p. B7

     Young hipsters in love ("Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist");  2 Oct 2008, p. B5
     The maid of dishonor ("Rachel Getting Married"):  9 Oct 2008, p. B7
     Meltdown in Tinseltown ("What Just Happened?"):  16 Oct 2008, p. B5
     In-laws and outlaws ("Pride and Glory");  23 Oct 2008, p. B3
     Love is a XXX-rated thing ("Zack and Miri Make a Porno");  30 Oct 2008, p. B3

     Predictable: That's how we "Role" ("Role Models");  6 Nov 2008, p. B3
     "Slumdog" hits the jackpot ("Slumdog Millionaire");  13 Nov 2008, p. B3
     It shouldn't happen to a superdog ("Bolt");  20 Nov 2008, p. B3
     Overblown down under ("Australia");  27 Nov 2008, p. B5

     A little "Doubt" goes a long way;  11 Dec 2008, p. B5
     Payback by the pound ("Seven Pounds");  18 Dec 2008, p. B6





  MOVIES

     Playing favorites : Bruce Ingram picks the films he's like to see win this year's Academy Awards;  31 Jan 2008, p. B3

     Indie film fest finds fervent fan base (Lake County Film Festival);  28 Feb 2008, p. B3
     Sybil Shearer is still dancing on film (The Dances of Sybil Shearer on Film);  28 Feb 2008, p. B9

     Past blasts from UA (United Artists);  3 Apr 2008, p. B5
     Siskel Center nets $54,000 (Gene Siskel Film Center, Chcagio IL);  24 Apr 2008, p. D9

     Summer's here, pass the Visine (movies scheduled for summer release);  1 May 2008, p. B5

     3-D is back : New techonology fuels return of 1950s phenomenon;  3 Jul 2008, p. B2

     Lucas, Spielberg are the force begind CLC class (Introduction to Sociology: The Sociology of George Lucas and Steven Spielberg's Films);
        21 Aug 2008, p. 18
     Art and food fair introduces film fest (25th Annual Port Clinton Art Festival, 1st Annual Port Clinton Film Festival,
        2nd Annual Taste of Highland Park);  21 Aug 2008, p. B3
     <U>Once</U> at CLC (photo);  28 Aug 2008, p. B9
     Film Center honors Alan Arkin;  28 Aug 2008, p. D4

     Fall movies get serious - sort of;  4 Sep 2008, p. B7
     Focus on documentaries : <U>Slacker Uprising</U> last-minute addition to weekend festival 
        (The Illinois Documentary Film Festival);  25 Sep 2008, p. B5

     Stevenson grad has role in holiday comedy "Four Christmases" (David Aranovich);  27 Nov 2008, p. B22

     Season's screenings (movies to be released in December);  4 Dec 2008, p. B3
     That's a wrap: Bruce Ingram plays favorites with the best films of 2008;  25 Dec 2008, p. B1




  MOVING AND RELOCATION

     New folks on the block : Friendly North Shore groups welcome newcomers to town;  24 Jul 2008, p. A1
     What's new with you?;  24 Jul 2008, p. A1





  Mueller, Carol 
     see GRAMINATOR, THE (regular column)



  
  MUNDELEIN DAYS (event)

     Jaycees sponsor Mundelein Days;  15 May 2008, p. 6
     Miss Mundelein Pageant applications due June 18;  12 Jun 2008, p. 24

     Ready for the 4th (John Ploch, Skinner Amusement, photo);  3 Jul 2008, p. 1
     Mundelein Days packed with activities : Pleanty to do for July 4th goers:  3 Jul 2008, p. 5
     What a ride (Marcel Siepko, Cezary Siepko, photo);  10 Jul 2008, p. 1
     Woman, 71, dies during parade (Nancy Sassano);  10 Jul 2008, p. 5
     Mundelein crowns its queens : Ryan, Voss and Hay take titles (Colleen Ryan, Julia Voss, Kate Hay);  10 Jul 2008, p. 14



  MUNDELEIN HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 120  
     see also MUNDELEIN MUSTANGS - various sports
     see also VIEW FROM MUNDELEIN H.S.

     [no title];  10 Jan 2008, p. 110
     Senior girls wield vote for Mr. Mustang;  17 Jan 2008, p. 23
     [no title];  17 Jan 2008, p. 24
     "Real merchandise, real customers, real money" : MHS students net business sense from Spirit Store;  31 Jan 2008, p. 15
     E-mailed bomb threats lead to students' arrest (Dylan Britt, James Voss);  31 Jan 2008, p. 113
     [no title];  31 Jan 2008, p. 117

     Facebook posting removed after bacing suspects (Dylan Britt, James Voss, suspects in making false terrorist threats);
        7 Feb 2008, p. 9
     Bob threat suspects expelled from MHS (Dylan Britt, James Voss);  14 Feb 2008, p. 21
     [no title];  14 Feb 2008, p. 123
     Shop class still gives students hands-on creativity;  21 Feb 2008, p. 116
     [no title];  21 Feb 2008, p. 127
     Sing it (Mr. Mustang competition, photos);  28 Feb 2008, p. 5
     Let there be light (Ryan Laufenberg, An Evening of John Patrick Shanley, photo);  28 Feb 2008, p. 123
     [no title];  28 Feb 2008, p. 134

     [no title] (Andy Rochon, World Affairs class, photo);  6 Mar 2008, p. 1
     Online connection expands learning : MHS students gain new insights from Czech Republic;  6 Mar 2008, p. 5
     MHS hosts special St. Patrick's dance (Special Recreation Association of Central Lake County);  6 Mar 2008, p. 124
     [no title];  6 Mar 2008, p. 130
     M-PACT focuses on D-120 finances (Mundelein Parents And Community Together);  13 Mar 2008, p. 7
     The look of a show (photos);  13 Mar 2008, p. 94
     Close shave (Amanda Parola, Jim Drier, fundraiser, photo);  20 Mar 2008, p. 19
     MHS show aids Habitat for Humanity;  27 Mar 2008, p. 119
     [no title];  27 Mar 2008, p. 130
     
     MHS's Mcubed in overdrive : FIRST competition teaches students engineering skills;  3 Apr 2008, p. 20
     [no title];  3 Apr 2008, p. 21
     Teens' bomb threat trial set for June (Dylan Britt, James Voss);  10 Apr 2008, p. 5
     Seniors can attend MHS events for free;  10 Apr 2008, p. 6
     On with the show (photos);  10 Apr 2008, p. 8
     [no title];  10 Apr 2008, p. 117
     [no title];  17 Apr 2008, p. 110
     Mundelein High School lists honor roll;  24 Apr 2008, p. 16
     [no title];  24 Apr 2008, p. 122

     MHS senior earns berth in national baking competition (Emily Murrow);  1 May 2008, p. 6
     <U>The Pajama Game</U> takes audience back in time;  1 May 2008, p. 7
     [no title];  1 May 2008, p. 113
     Summer concert band seeks members;  8 May 2008, p. 6
     Ballroom blitz (senior/junior prom, photos);  8 May 2008, p. 7
     MHS seniors will graduate Sunday;  15 May 2008, p. 9
     [no title];  15 May 2008, p. 137
     Class of 2008 (photo);  22 May 2008, p. 1
     Class of 2008 will always be linked to MHS;  22 May 2008, p. 7
     MHS seniors surpass $5 mililon scholarship mark;  22 May 2008, p. 22
     [no title];  22 May 2008, p. 143
     M-PACT : MHS needs $80 million upgrade (Mundelein Parents And Community Together);  29 May 2008, p. 5
     Mundelein High School Class of 2008 (names of graduates);  29 May 2008, p. 16

     [no title] (Andrew Hirshman);  5 Jun 2008, p. 28
     Fond farewell (Jonh Barbini, Linda Hanson, photo);  12 Jun 2008, p. 1
     Duo log last days at MHS : Barbini would enjoy another school post (Dr. Linda Hanson, Dr. John Barbini);  12 Jun 2008, p. 5
     Bad weather cancels Relay for Life : Will stage smaller follow-up June 20;  12 Jun 2008, p. 5
     Ahlgrim departs MHS for Zion post : Superintendent job offers "new challenges" (John algrim);  19 Jun 2008, p. 5
     Relay for Life returns to MHS;  19 Jun 2008, p. 5
     [no title];  19 Jun 2008, p. 132
     New principal (Lauren Fagel, photo);  26 Jun 2008, p. 1
     Block schedule, diversity draw new hire : Fagel named principal at MHS (Lauren Fagel);  26 Jun 2008, p. 5

     In the spotlight : Georgia Tech's job a perfect fit for Kinkelaar (Tom Kinkelaar);  3 Jul 2008, p. 127
     [no title];  10 Jul 2008 p. 24
     On the job (Superintendent Dr. Jody Ware, photo);  17 Jul 2008, p. 1
     New chief has big goals for MHS (Jody Ware);  17 Jul 2008, p. 5
     Retired MHS teacher dies unexpectedly (Clinton "Art" Campbell);  24 Jul 2008, p. 5
     MHS gains grants for improvements : Pay SEDOL bond over 20 years;  24 Jul 2008, p. 18

     College bound (Justin Wirt, photo);  14 Aug 2008, p. 1
     For new high school grads : Next step is collge life;  14 Aug 2008, p. 5
     District 120 sets tentative budget;  14 Aug 2008, p. 9
     With start of school, freshmen get tours and tips at MHS;  14 Aug 2008, p. 12
     [no title];  14 Aug 2008, p. 149
     MHS places focus on long-term plan;  21 Aug 2008, p. 5
     [no title];  21 Aug 2008, p. 149
     MHS teacher returns with lessons from South Africa trip (Andy Hirshman);  28 Aug 2008, p. 10
     [no title];  28 Aug 2008, p. 22

     [no title];  4 Sep 2008, p. 148
     Parking restrictions are expanded near high school;  11 Sep 2008, p. 5
     Consultant hired to help District 120;  11 Sep 2008, p. 18
     [no title];  11 Sep 2008, p. 26
     Time to learn (Lynne Ellett, Kin Lau, Andrew Hirshman, photo);  11 Sep 2008, p. 27
     MHS gains global perspective : South Africans come to school;  18 Sep 2008, p. 5
     [no title];  18 Sep 2008, p. 26
     No Class Spirit Day at MHS : Homecoming Week changed due to past bullying, property damage;  25 Sep 2008, p. 5
     [no title];  25 Sep 2008, p. 30

     They love a parade (Dillon Smith, Karolina Kucybala, Homecoming parade, photo);  2 Oct 2008, p. 1
     <U>Idol</2309000 is poised to take center stage at MHS;  2 Oct 2008, p. 5
     New royalty reigns at Mundelein High School : Smith, Kucybala are homecoming king, queen (Dillon Smith, Karolina Kucybala);  2 Oct 2008, p. 6
     Fun on the float (Homecoming Parade float, photo);  9 Oct 2008, p. 25
     [no title];  9 Oct 2008, p. 30
     [no title];  2 Oct 2008, p. 28
     Riding a wave of success : MHS sophomore places 6th at Wakeboard World Championships (Pierce Homsey);  9 Oct 2008, p. 5
     Why special ed is truly special : D-120 discusses services as well as procedures;  16 Oct 2008, p. 5
     [no title];  16 Oct 2008, p. 157
     [no title];  23 Oct 2008, p. 29
     Shakespeare ready to come to Mundelein in November : MHS to present <U>Twelfth Night</U>;  30 Oct 2008, p. 5
     Making their voices heard : MHS students to participate in election-coverage broadcast;  30 Oct 2008, p. 6
     [no title];  30 Oct 2008, p. 162

     True support (Pino Cascarano, travel football team, photo);  13 Nov 2008, p. 1
     MHS fails to meet adequate yearly progress;  13 Nov 2008, p. 5
     [no title];  13 Nov 2008, p. 25
     MHS postpoines building referendum;  20 Nov 2008, p. 5
     MHS gets through emotional week;  20 Nov 2008, p. 9
     MHS students finding a deeper meaning in life;  20 Nov 2008, p. 12
     Annual statement;  20 Nov 2008, p. 18
     [no title];  20 Nov 2008, p. 24
     [no title];  27 Nov 2008, p. 19

     [no title];  4 Dec 2008, p. 23
     Mundelein High to add new course ("ACT/PSAE Study Strategies);  11 Dec 2008, p. 22
     [no title];  11 Dec 2008, p. 29

     Holiday cheer (Juliana Del Prete, Holiday concert, photo);  25 Dec 2008, p. 3
     [no title];  25 Dec 2008, p. 36




     
  MUNDELEIN (IL) FIRE DEPARTMENT

     Fire talk (Chief Kurt Sorby, photo);  15 May 2008, p. 1
     Fireside chat : Fire Department conducts talk to educate inform residents of neighborhood fire;  15 May 2008, p. 5
     Busy day (photos);  22 May 2008, p. 5
     2 fires under investigation;  29 May 2008, p. 8

     Moving up the ladder (Brandton Romberger, Tim Leidig, Ben Yoder, photo);  14 Aug 2008, p. 14

     First fire truck is headed home; (1925 Seagrave fire truck);  2 Oct 2008, p. 5

     Grocery shopping to help fire truck restoration;  27 Nov 2008, p. 4




  MUNDELEIN (IL) PARK DISTRICT
 
     And the survey said;  10 Jan 2008, p. 5
     Donated used tennis shoes at Center (Community Center);  24 Jan 2008, p. 5

     Park District holds Friday night lock-in;  27 Mar 2008, p. 6

     Breakfast set for Steeple Chase;  3 Apr 2008, p. 16
     Residents can learn about Mundelien parks, programs;  17 Apr 2008, p. 6
     Residents can learn about parks;  24 Apr 2008, p. 10

     Outdoor concert series starts June 29;  22 May 2008, p. 8
     Miss Mundelein Pageant applications due June 18;  22 May 2008, p. 8
     Local pools set to open this weekend;  22 May 2008, p. 11
     Making waves : Mundelein Parks hosts wakeboard competition;  22 May 2008, p. 24
     Surf's up! Diamond Lake beach site of competition;  29 May 2008, p. 5
     Miss Mundelein Pageant applications due June 18;  29 May 2008, p. 6
     This water is wet (Barefoot Bay Park, photos);  29 May 2008, p. 14

     Can we dance? (Regina Guido, Alexandria Morelli, Emily Vastis, photo);  5 Jun 2008, p. 28
     High-flying (wakeboard contest, photos);  5 Jun 2008, p. 130
     Outdoor concert series starts June 29;  12 Jun 2008, p. 24
     Miss Mundelein Pageant applications due June 18;  12 Jun 2008, p. 24
     Park District slates blood drive;  19 Jun 2008, p. 6
     Park District slates 4th runs (July 4 runs and walks);  26 Jun 2008, p. 18
     Mundelein Park and Recreation District (annual expenses by vendor audit);  26 Jun 2008, p. 141

     Free to be healthy : Park District hosts annual Classic (5K run, Family Walk, Youth Run);  3 Jul 2008, p. 14
     Sounds of summer (summer concert series);  10 Jul 2008, p. 128
     Quack'n good time (rubber duck race at Barefoot Bay Aquatic Center, photos);  17 Jul 2008, p. 123
     "Beach Bash" set at Diamond Lake Beach;  24 Jul 2008, p. 22
     Summer visit (Mike Nozicka, Nick Fedrigon, Barefoot Bay, photo);  31 Jul 2008, p. 1
     Checking in early (Mike Nozicka in Santa costume, Barefoot Bay, photo);  31 Jul 2008, p. 19

     Guitar hero (Dave Ervin, "Beach Bash", photo);  7 Aug 2008, p. 1
     Middle School fun night;  21 Aug 2008, p. 6
     Weather didn't sink pool season;  28 Aug 2008, p. 5

     Families to test their mettle in tug-of-war, other classic games;  25 Sep 2008, p. 6

     Day of play (Larissa Meader, photo);  2 Oct 2008, p. 16
     Mundelein Park District offers "Fit Life" program;  23 Oct 2008, p. 15

     Park and Rec to form strategic plan (Mundelein Recreation District Board of Commissioners);  6 Nov 2008, p. 6

     What a deer (Lisa Tews, Ella Tews, Santa's Cottage, photo);  25 Dec 2008, p. 1
     Christmas cottage (photo);  25 Dec 2008, p. 3
     Health and nature programs popular in park district survey;  25 Dec 2008, p. 8


 

  MUNDELEIN (IL) POLICE DEPARTMENT

     Parent Police academy;  10 Jan 2008, p. 5
     Crisis training preps Mundelein schools in case of the real thing;  24 Jan 2008, p. 5
     E-mailed bomb threats lead to students' arrest (Dylan Britt, James Voss);  31 Jan 2008, p. 113

     Citizens can register for Police Academy;  14 Feb 2008, p. 5 
     Crash spurs concern : Police say 4-way stop won't help (conner of Prairie and Hammond);  14 Feb 2008, p. 5


     Police bust conunterfeit document scam: Man arrested wtih fake Social Security cards, drivers' licenses (name of accused not given);  27 Mar 2008, p. 5
     Citizens Police Academy set for April 8;  27 Mar 2008, p. 6
     Resident arrested after jail release (Nicholas Lemmon);  27 Mar 2008, p. 9

     Arrests made in truck fire (DAvid Duncan, William Wise);  3 Apr 2008, p. 5
     Mundelein police sit atop donut shop to raise funds;  24 Apr 2008, p. 6
  
     Round'em up (Kristen Meister, Emily Meister, Bike Rodeo, photos);  26 Jun 2008, p. 14

     Hook, line and sinker (annual police fishing derby, photos);  17 Jul 2008, p. 7
     Mundelein earns 3rd place tie in Challenge (International Association of Chiefs of Police);  17 Jul 2008, p. 21
     Mundelein slates annula National Night Out event;  31 Jul 2008, p. 14

     Teen accused of bomb-threat arrested on DUI charge (Dylan Britt);  14 Aug 2008, p. 10
     Mundelein man charged in stabbing (Alex Revelo);  21 Aug 2008, p. 16

     Parking restrictions are expanded near high school;  11 Sep 2008, p. 5

     A Mundelein mother charged with DUI and child endangerment Heather Coburn);  9 Oct 2008, p. 8
     Mundelein police earns Marine award (U.S. Marine Corps Toys for Tots program);  23 Oct 2008, p. 14

     Police department nabs big award (U.S. Marine Corps, Toys for Tots contributions);  6 Nov 2008, p. 6
     Mundelein chief optimistic about Toys for Tots (Chief Ray Rose);  13 Nov 2008, p. 151

     Cops bring Christmas joy to children;  18 Dec 2008, p. 5





  MUNDELEIN (IL), VILLAGE OF
     see also STREETSCAPE

     Single waste hauler receives look;  10 Jan 2008, p. 5
     Village plans to finish residential leaf pickups this week;  10 Jan 2008, p. 8
     Mundelein delays decision on whether to penalize Marathon station owners : Mayor dislikes open
        negotiations during meeting;  17 Jan 2008, p. 21
     Mundelein gains new Web-based TV (AT&T, U-Verse);  31 Jan 2008, p. 6
     Village moves toward single waste hauler;  31 Jan 2008, p. 114
     Village gives OK to Belden Place, Forest Plaza sites;  31 Jan 2008, p. 114
     Decision on gas station's fate moved to next meeting (Marathon station);  31 Jan 2008, p. 116

     Village watches ownership change : May impact single waste hauler consideration (Mundelein Disposal);  13 Mar 2008, p. 5
     Village sests spring clean-up;  20 Mar 2008, p. 6
     Mundelein bar's fate postponed : Liquor license hearing moved to late April (Fuel Bar and Grill);  27 Mar 2008, p. 5

     Say ahhhh (Dr. Egon Schein, Armani Scaife, Healthreach Community Care Clinic, photo);  3 Apr 2008, p. 1
     Mundelein clinic opens doors to homeless kids (Healthreach Community Care Clinic);  3 Apr 2008, p. 5
     Pizza with pizzazz (Mundelein Jaycess pizza contest, photos);  3 Apr 2008, p. 12
     Volunteers sought for A-May-Zing Mundelein;  10 Apr 2008, p. 6
     Budget tightens amidst declining revenues;  17 Apr 2008, p. 5
     Sidewalk chalk art contest set;  17 Apr 2008, p. 22
     Memorial Day parade steps off May 26;  17 Apr 2008, p. 22
     A-May-Zing Mundelein seeks volunteers;  24 Apr 2008, p. 9
     Mundelein briefs (Memorial Day parade, GLMV Chamber contest, Relay for Life);  24 Apr 2008, p. 12

     Out of fuel : Bar surrenders liquor license, closes doors (Fuel Bar and Grill);  1 May 2008, p. 5
     Slow economy chips away at village budgets;  1 May 2008, p. 5
     Mundelein briefs (food drive at post office, Miss Mundelein Pageant applications, senior center);  8 May 2008, p. 10
     Record volunteer number aid A-May-Zing Mundelein efforts;  15 May 2008, p. 5
     Liquor Commission imposes warning over fine to Wingstop : Employee's learning disability impacts case;  15 May 2008, p. 10
     Resident has knack for picking winner : Mundelein woman scratches off $100,000 ticket (Angela Chiero-Osborne);  15 May 2008, p. 14
     Village considers hiring lobbyist : Impact of possible railroad merger part of concern;  22 May 2008, p. 14
     Scout seeks help from community : Clearing area behind school for Eagle project (Christopher Collins, Mundelein Boy Scout Troop 388,
        Fremont School District 79);  22 May 2008, p. 16
     Miss Mundelein Pageant applications due June 18;  29 May 2008, p. 7

     Storm topples trees in village;  5 Jun 2008, p. 5
     Volunteerism strengthens Flynn's ties to community (Mike Flynn);  5 Jun 2008, p. 5
     Establishing roots means being involved (Mike Flynn);  5 Jun 2008, p. 18
     Revived commission will reflect diversity (Human Relations Commission);  12 Jun 2008, p. 14
     This won't hurt (low-cost pet care event, photos);  12 Jun 2008, p. 16
     Village offers bike rodeo June 21;  12 Jun 2008, p. 24
     Village considers Phase 2 work on ditch to stymie flooding in neighborhood (Seavey Drainage Ditch, Shaddle Avenue);  19 Jun 2008, p. 7

     Sorby family ties to village run deep : Kurt honored for fire service (Kurt Sorby, Kevin Sorby, Henry Sorby);  10 Jul 2008, p. 17
     A salute to the USA (Fourth of July parade, photos);  10 Jul 2008, p. 145
     Anonymous flyer accuses trustee of rebate : Sullivan, "That is a bald-face lie" (Ed Sullivan);  31 Jul 2008, p. 5
     Sullivan defends lawsuit contact (trustee Ed Sullivan);  31 Jul 2008, p. 10

     Planned prepairs for Central Hotel still bring uncertain future;  7 Aug 2008, p. 5
     Night out (Sam Eugenis, photo);  14 Aug 2008, p. 14
     Anonymous flyer puts focus on tax rebates;  14 Aug 2008, p. 23
     Schedler will leave Mundelein board next month (Jay Schedler);  28 Aug 2008, p. 5
     Most residents oppose rail line sale at hearing (Canadian National Railway proposed purchase of Elgin Joliet and Eastern Railway);  28 Aug 2008, p. 5

     Captain Ken (Ken Kessler, Mundelein, photo);  4 Sep 2008, p. 1
     To some, the mayor of Mundelein is known as "Captain Ken" (Ken Kessler);  4 Sep 2008, p. 7

     Mundelein project derailed by unemployment statute;  11 Sep 2008, p. 5

     Leaf collection program set;  2 Oct 2008, p. 158
     Meier joins Mundelein board (Robin Meier);  30 Oct 2008, p. 14

     Centennial Committee looks for volunteers for oral history project : Stories about Mundelein are in demand;  4 Dec 2008, p. 5
     Mundelein searches for budget cuts;  11 Dec 2008, p. 10



  

  MUNDELEIN (IL), VILLAGE OF - LAND DEVELOPMENT

     Five star maintenance free living in Mundelein (Cardinal Square, Mundelein IL);  16 Jan 2008, New Homes p. 5

     Village OKs Town Center plan;  14 Feb 2008, p. 7
     Town Center finalized : But lawsuits remain for retail development;  28 Feb 2008, p. 20

     Senior housing development to move forward;  27 Mar 2008, p. 8

     Forest Plaza underway in Diamond Lake area;  12 Jun 2008, p. 14
     Aggressive stance sought for downtown : Village should hire real estate pro;  26 Jun 2008, p. 7

     Village mulls retail shops on Route 60;  17 Jul 2008, p. 5
     Patience guides development demeanor : Large land tracts targeted for retail;  24 Jul 2008, p. 5
     Mundelein Town Center lawsuit could drag into February 2009;  24 Jul 2008, p. 18
     Village seeks balance between commercial, residential;  24 Jul 2008, p. 23

     Senior development coming to Mundelein (Sunrise Senior Living);  14 Aug 2008, p. 5

     First decorated model open at Lake Ridge Townhomes (Mundelein IL):  29 Oct 2008, New Homes p. 7





  MUNDELEIN (IL), VILLAGE OF - STREETS AND TRANSPORTATION
     see also ROUTE 53
     see also STREETSCAPE

     [no title] (National Surface Transportation Board open house, photo);  10 Jan 2008
     Residents oppose more train traffic : Public input south on EJ&E Line purchase;  10 Jan 2008, p. 6
     Court ruling lifts constraints : Ordinances can't stop freight trains from sitting;  31 Jan 2008, p. 5

     [no title] (snow plow, photo);  14 Feb 2008, p. 1
     Snow puts villages on edge : Mundelein awaits salt delivery;  14 Feb 2008, p. 5
     Resident leaves trail of grateful people in Good Samaritan role (Tony Fiore);  14 Feb 2008, p. 10

     Village takes case to U.S. Supreme Court : Fights for right to keep local control of rail crossings;  28 Feb 2008, p. 5
   
     Where to put all this snow? Village hikes fines to keeps excess snow off streets;  6 Mar 2008, p. 5
     Sidewalk grant creates safer path to school;  13 Mar 2008, p. 5

     Route 60/83 project may gain OK due to Mundelein's efforts;  5 Jun 2008, p. 13

     Village considers Phase 2 work on ditch to stymie flooding in neighborhood (Seavey Drainage Ditch, Shaddle Avenue);  19 Jun 2008, p. 7
     Village expresses concerns in writing : Railroad purchase process targeted (Canadian National Railroad proposed acquisition of EJ&E Railway);
        26 Jun 2008, p. 5
     New train horn vendors inked : Keep devices in case Quiet Zone rules repealed;  26 Jun 2008, p. 12

     Road ruins (Lake Shore Drive, photo);  24 Jul 2008, p. 1
     Bumpy issue in Mundelein : Village plans to improve S. Lakeshore Drive;  24 Jul 2008, p. 5
     Emergency vehicles will feel impact of rail line purchase : Village studies STB's report (Canadian National Railway purchase of
        Elgin, Joliet and Eastern Railway, Surface Transportation Board);  31 Jul 2008, p. 5
     Public hearing set Aug. 26 at Plaza (Surface Transporation Board, Canadian National Railway proposal);  31 Jul 2008, p. 18

     Canadian rail seeks fast track for EJ&E (Canadian National, Elgins Joliet & Eastern Railway);  14 Aug 2008, p. 5
     Lake County, Mundelein look to reconstruct West Hawley Street;  21 Aug 2008, p. 16
     Most residents oppose rail line sale at hearing (Canadian National Railway proposed purchase of Elgin Joliet and Eastern
        Railway);  28 Aug 2008, p. 5

     Parking restrictions are expanded near high school;  11 Sep 2008, p. 5

     Canadian Natioanl Railway, Mundelein reach agreement;  11 Dec 2008, p. 6
     Officials look at impact of Hawley Street makeover on school (Carl Sandburg Middle School);  25 Dec 2008, p. 3



   
  MUNDELEIN MAINSTREET (organization)

     Skirba's know-how leads to filling post : MainStreet gains new leadership (Terry Skirba);  7 Feb 2008, p. 6
     On board (John Acklan, Terry Skriba, photo);  21 Feb 2008, p. 13
     15-year anniversary;  21 Feb 2008, p. 6

     Passport promotion kicks off aggressive MainStreet agenda;  17 Apr 2008, p. 5



  MUNDELEIN MUSINGS (regular column)

     Gym has a soft "spot" for residents (Gymnastics Spot, Mundelein IL);  10 Jan 2008, p. 7
     You can beat the winter blahs;  24 Jan 2008, p. 16

     Snow days mess with calendar;  21 Feb 2008, p. 20

     Hard winter wreaks havoc on local streets;  20 Mar 2008, p. 6

     Shoe recycling, underage drinking townhall head upcoming April events;  3 Apr 2008, p. 6
     Spanish spelling bee breaks new barriers;  17 Apr 2008, p. 6
     Park District offerings keep summer busy;  24 Apr 2008, p. 6

     Find out if you can be A-May-Zing;  8 May 2008, p. 6
     Class of 2008 : Find a path early, stay with it;  22 May 2008, p. 6

     Sunny weather leads to catching rays, sunburn;  5 Jun 2008, p. 6
     Trip to farm reminds us of community roots;  12 Jun 2008, p. 6
     July 4th celebration proves summer's worth;  26 Jun 2008, p. 6

     Great entertainment is right around the corner;  3 Jul 2008, p. 6
     Retailers remind us school starts sooner than we think;  10 Jul 2008, p. 6
     Searching for summer camps is a full-time job;  31 Jul 2008, p. 6

     Success with mini-triathalon might mean she's yet to hit her stride;  21 Aug 2008, p. 8
 
     New facility lets baseball live all year long in town (Joy of the Game Baseball and Softball Academy);  18 Sep 2008, p. 6

     Momentous event marks trail connection;  16 Oct 2008, p. 166

     Students get quite involved in presidential election at schools;  13 Nov 2008, p. 6

     Tree lighting will be festive affair;  4 Dec 2008, p. 6
     Christmas sneaks up again;  25 Dec 2008, p. 4






  MUNDELEIN MUSTANGS (BASEBALL)

     Baseball beat : Medina's big fly ignites Mustangs (Brad Medina);  24 Apr 2008, p. 132
     Baseball beat : McDermott, Mueller give it their best shot (Ian McDermott, Jay Mueller);  8 May 2008, p. 124
     Baseball beat : Mustangs crank up schedule heading into playoffs;  15 May 2008, p. 146
     Baseball beat : Mueller makes most of surprise start, Junior tosses shutout as 'Stangs win regional
        (Jay Mueller);  29 May 2008, p. 121
   
     Rosencrans heading to Lakes (coach Bill Rosencrans);  5 Jun 2008, p. 145
     Baseball beat : Sectional semifinal loss tough on Rohe, Mustangs (Eric Rohe);  5 Jun 2008, p. 148
     Baseball beat : Plenty of players emerge in 28-win season;  12 Jun 2008, p. 146
     Pioneer awards : Team MVP, Eric Rohe; Unsung heroes, Ian McDermott and Jay Mueller, Player on the Rise, Dillon Smith);
       12 Jun 2008, p. 146
     Circling the bases (Colton Tortorello, Dillon Smith, Jay Mueller, Ian McDermoot, Kyle Zaleski, Steve Plucinski);
       12 Jun 2008, p. 146
     In the spotlight : Mueller displays power at showcase, Mustang standout hits home run in Sunday's action (Jay Mueller);  19 Jun 2008, p. 146
     All-Lake Shore baseball : Rohe, picher of the year and HP's Risi, player of the year (Eric Rohe, Mundelein,
     Jimmy Risi, Highland Park);  26 Jun 2008, p. 157

     In the spotlight : Future is bright for Tortorello (Colton Tortorello);  3 Jul 2008, p. 128

     High School summer league : Cats eliminate Mustangs in IHSBCA playoffs;  17 Jul 2008, p. 142



  MUNDELEIN MUSTANGS (BASKETBALL, BOYS')

     Boys hoops beat : Singh, Brust star as Mustangs regroup : Team wins final three games at Jacobs Tourney
        (Navjot Singh, Ben Brust);  3 Jan 2008, p. 126
     Boys hoops beat : Mustangs take Arizona - by storm (Desert Mountain and Boulder Creek AZ);  10 Jan 2008, p. 122
     Boys hoops beat : Mustangs' Brust is on a hot streak (Ben Brust);  17 Jan 2008, p. 124
     [no title] (Andy Rochon, photo);  24 Jan 2008, p. 1
     Boys hoops beat : Mustangs good at talking hoops;  24 Jan 2008, p. 128
     Rochon's solid game not enough (Andy Rochon);  31 Jan 2008, p. 126

     Boys hoops beat : A Sunday special, Brust scores 40 (Ben Brust);  14 Feb 2008, p. 136

     Boys hoops beat : Branch, Mustangs give it their all (Ken Branch);  6 Mar 2008, p. 136
     [no title] (Eric Pagsanjan, photo);  6 Mar 2008, p. 137
    
     Boys hoops review : Mustangs have 40 wins over 2 seasons;  20 Mar 2008, p. 133
     Pioneer awards: Navjot Singh - Team MVP, ERic Pagsanjan - Unsung Hero, Ben Brust - Player on the rise;  20 Mar 2008, p. 133

     Baseball beat : Rohe continues to shine as Mustangs top Cats (Eric Rohe);  17 Apr 2008, p. 119

     Boys hoops review : Singh will play at Cardinal Stritch (Navjot Singh);  19 Jun 2008, p. 145
     Brust putting together a stellar summer (Ben Brust);  19 Jun 2008, p. 145
     Boys hoops beat : Rochon taking his game to Canada, Calgary school a perfect fit for Mundelein star
        (Andy Rochon, University of Calgary);  26 Jun 2008, p. 158

     Boys hoops beat : Mundelein's Blackowicz will play at ITT (Kevin Blackowicz);  31 Jul 2008, p. 130

     Roundup : Brust wraps up big summer;  14 Aug 2008, p. 151

     Boys hoops beat: Rams race right past Mustangs in opener (Grayslake Central Rams);  27 Nov 2008, p. 116

     Boys hoops beat: Mustangs cap off tourney with 3 wins;  4 Dec 2008, p. 158
     The shoot around;  11 Dec 2008, p. 154
     Boys hoops beat: Brust comes up with fan-tastic game (Ben Brust);  11 Dec 2008, p. 160
     Boys hoops beat: 'Stangs unable to stay with Zee-Bees;  18 Dec 2008, p. 146
     Boys hoops beat: Mustangs stringing together wins at Jacobs (Jacobs Holiday Tournament);  25 Dec 2008, p. 119




  MUNDELEIN MUSTANGS (BASKETBALL, GIRLS')

     Girls hoops beat : Knar paces Mustangs in tournament finale (Toni Knar);  3 Jan 2008, p. 122
     Girls hoops beat : Dunigan making noise - on the court : Freshman helps Mustangs beat Lake Zurich
        (Olivia Dunigan);  17 Jan 2008, p. 126
     Roundup : Mustang girls receive 5th seed;  31 Jan 2008, p. 123

     Girls hoops beat : Mustangs, Corsairs begin postseason play on Tuesday;  7 Feb 2008, p. 137
     Mustangs advance to regional final;  14 Feb 2008, p. 135
     Girls hoops beat : Mustangs end season with 23 wins, regional title, team falls to Buffalo Grove in sectional semifinal;  21 Feb 2008, p. 136

     Girls hoops beat : Evans would like to see Mustangs tighten the D (Brian Evans);  27 Nov 2008, p. 115

     Roundup: Photo finish, Mustangs fall to Bears;  18 Dec 2008, p. 142

    

  MUNDELEIN MUSTANGS (FOOTBALL)

     Carmel's star defensive backs sign letters (Ryan Williams, Chris Salvi, Geoffrey Fields, Dan Michael, Charlie Wifler, Alaric Smith);  7 Feb 2008, p. 134
     Stone hired as new Mundelein coach : He won a state title at Joliet Catholic (Bob Stone);  14 Feb 2008, p. 133

     Stone - and Whitson -starting new gigs (Bob Stone, Dave Whitson);  24 Jul 2008, p. 125
 
     Stone's era starts with Friday's scrimmage : Santiago wins quarterback job for Mustangs (Bob Stone,
        Brian Santiago);  21 Aug 2008, p. 155
     Spotlight : Bond, Mustangs have plenty to prove (R. J. Bond);  28 Aug 2008, p. 158

     BG tops Mundelein in Stone's debut (Buffalo Grove High, Bob Stone);  4 Sep 2008, p. 156
     Mundelein's defense finishes strong;  11 Sep 2008, p. 174
     Football beat : Devils turn it up a notch against Mustangs (Warren Blue Devils);  18 Sep 2008, p. 158
     Football beat : Arenda shows some promise in Mundelein's loss to Antioch (Brandon Arenda) ;  25 Sep 2008, p. 159

     Defense starts strong in loss to Scouts;  2 Oct 2008, p. 171
     Football beat : Mustangs eye win No. 1 against Zee-Bees;  9 Oct 2008, p. 163
     On the run (photo);  16 Oct 2008, p. 1
     Football beat : Metzger shines as Mustangs pick up a W (Aaron Metzger);  16 Oct 2008, p. 177
     Football beat : Mustangs are no match for "physical" Cats;  23 Oct 2008, p. 166
     Football beat : Stone says team "never gave up on us" (Bob Stone);  30 Oct 2008, p. 171

     True support (Pino Cascarano, travel football team, photo);  13 Nov 2008, p. 1
     Football review: Mundelein's Jernigan eans all-NSC honors (Kenny Jerniogan);  20 Nov 2008, p. 152




  MUNDELEIN MUSTANGS (GOLF, BOYS')

     Golf beat : Mustangs put 5 in top 15 at county tourney : Carmel's Howell earns medal in county girls' meet (Shannon Howell);  28 Aug 2008, p. 153

     Golf beat: Mundelein boys place 2nd at NSC meet;  2 Oct 2008, p. 172
     Golf beat: Nelson, Schroeder advance to semifinal, Corsairs qualify as team by placing 3rd at regional
        (Eric Nelson, Ben Schroeder);  9 Oct 2008, p. 162




  MUNDELEIN MUSTANGS (GOLF, GIRLS')

     Golf beat : Mustang girls celebrate win over Scouts;  18 Sep 2008, p. 162
     Roundup : Mundelein girls win own invitational;  25 Sep 2008, p. 161




  MUNDELEIN MUSTANGS (GYMNASTICS, BOYS')

     Gymnastics beat : Liva says it's great to be back with Mustangs (Eric Liva);  13 Mar 2008, p. 110



  MUNDELEIN MUSTANGS (GYMNASTICS, GIRLS')

     Teegan peaking at the right time (Kelsey Teegen);  17 Jan 2008,p. 123

     Round up : Teegan has shot at at-large berth (Kelsey Teegen);  7 Feb 2008, p. 134
     Roundup : Dominguez, Oehlerking earn state medals (Eduardo Dominguez, MaryAnn Oehlerking);  21 Feb 2008, p. 132



  MUNDELEIN MUSTANGS (LACROSSE, BOYS')

     Roundup : Mundelein lacrosse team advances to Cup semifinals;  29 May 2008, p. 121
     Roundup : Mundelein lacrosse team finishes 12-4;  5 Jun 2008, p. 145



  MUNDELEIN MUSTANGS (SOCCER, BOYS')

     Roundup : Mustangs finish regular season 9-8-5;  16 Oct 2008, p. 174


    
  MUNDELEIN MUSTANGS (SOCCER, GIRLS')

     Soccer team wins title at OPRF (Oak Park-River Forest Invite);  3 Apr 2008, p. 110
     Soccer beat : Mustangs piling up "Ws" with dominating "D";  10 Apr 2008, p. 124
     Soccer beat : Begrowicz scores twice as Mustangs down Devils (Ashley Begrowicz);  8 May 2008, p. 122
     Soccer beat : Carroll's hat trick highlights Mustang win : She scores 3 goals in 3 minutes in sectional win (Shayne Carroll);  22 May 2008, p. 160
     Soccer beat : Mundelein's Rowley draws raves in sectional title game (Michelle Rowley);  29 May 2008, p. 116

     Roundup: Strong defense carring soccer team;  2 Oct 2008, p. 168




  MUNDELEIN MUSTANGS (SOFTBALL)
     
     Roundup : Win over Wildcats a start for Mustangs;  24 Apr 2008, p. 131
     Softball beat : Shocker, Mustangs take down Bears (Lake Zurich Bears);  22 May 2008, p. 155



  MUNDELEIN MUSTANGS (SWIMMING / DIVING, BOYS')

     Swimming beat : Falconer steps up at NSC meet (Pat Falconer);  14 Feb 2008, p. 137
     Swimming beat : Mustangs "break the curse" at sectional;  21 Feb 2008, p. 134
     Swim beat : Coughlin proves himself at state meet (Kevin Coughlin);  28 Feb 2008, p. 142

     Roundup : Hamann claims 3 titles at state age group meet (Michael Hamann);  27 Mar 2008, p. 134

     Swim beat : Falconer, Schobers pace team at NWISC meet (Erin Falconer, Charles Schober);  31 Jul 2008, p. 129

     Swim/Dive beat : Reckert sets school record (Taylor Reckert);  30 Oct 2008, p. 167

     Swimming beat : Falconer, Rieck win at Lake County (Patrick Falconer, David Rieck);  25 Dec 2008, p. 120



  MUNDELEIN MUSTANGS (SWIMMING / DIVING, GIRLS')

     Honored (Taylor Reckert);  3 Jul 2008, p. 128
     Reckert's diving worthy of high praise : Mundelein senior thrilled to make All-America list (Taylor Reckert);  10 Jul 2008, p. 152
     Sethna making her mark as a diving coach (Melissa Sethna);  10 Jul 2008, p. 152
     Swim beat : Falconer, Schobers pace team at NWISC meet (ERin Falconer, Charles Schober);  31 Jul 2008, p. 129

     Roundup : Reckert, Schmidt go 1-2 at Early Bird;  18 Sep 2008, p. 157

     Swimming beat: Brueckbauer turns in solid showing (Cassie Brueckbauer);  2 Oct 2008, p. 170
     Reporter's notebook: Diving (Taylor Reckert);  2 Oct 2008, p. 170
     [no title] (Cassie Brueckbauer, photo);  16 Oct 2008, p. 172
     Roundup: Brueckbauer places 2 events at Stevenson meet (Cassie Brueckbauer);  23 Oct 2008, p. 158

     Reckert keeps rising to the occasion, Senior sets school record, eyes NSC title on Saturday (Taylor Reckert, diving);
        6 Nov 2008, p. 168
     Swimming beat : Brueckbauer has high hopes for sectional (Cassie Brueckbauer);  13 Nov 2008, p. 162
     Swimming and diving beat: Reckert claims sectional championship, Mustangs also send Brueckbauer, Schmidt
       to state (Taylor Reckert, Cassie Brueckbauer, Becca Schmidt);  20 Nov 2008, p. 156
     Swimming and diving beat: Reckert places 7th at state meet (Taylor Reckert);  27 Nov 2008, p. 122


  

  MUNDELEIN MUSTANGS (TENNIS, BOYS')

     Tennis beat : Aggressive style works well for Patner (Tyler Patner);  24 Apr 2008, p. 134
     Roundup : Patner places 4th at NSC tournament (Tyler Patner);  15 May 2008, p. 145


     
  MUNDELEIN MUSTANGS (TENNIS, GIRLS')

     Roundup : Mustangs finish first in quad meet at Lakes;  4 Sep 2008, p. 151
     Roundup : Mustangs are No. 1 at Cary-Grove Quad;  11 Sep 2008, p. 169

     Tennis beat: Mustangs will aim high at NSC meet, Hanne MacDonald has 21-4 record at No. 1 singles;  9 Oct 2008, p. 164
     Tennis beat: Parola, Alms survive marathon match, they end up with runner-up honors at NSC meet
        (Paige Parola, Karlie Alms);  16 Oct 2008, p. 176
     Spotlight (Ali MacDoanld);  23 Oct 2008, p. 162




  MUNDELEIN MUSTANGS (TRACK & FIELD / CROSS COUNTRY, BOYS')

     Track and Field beat : Ross claims long jump title at county meet (Jamell Ross);  8 May 2008, p. 123
     Track and field beat : He's on the rise, Bassett wins NCS title (Adam Bassett);  15 May 2008, p. 147

     Cross Country beat: Mena is starting to fulfill his potential (Alex Mena);  23 Oct 2008, p. 160
     Cross Country beat: Coach likes Mena's chance at sectional (Martin Mena);  30 Oct 2008, p. 169





  MUNDELEIN MUSTANGS (TRACK & FIELD / CROSS COUNTRY, GIRLS')

     Track & Field beat : Baker 'pops one' to win county title (Crimea Baker);  1 May 2008, p. 118

     Cross Country beat : Moon leads team at Warren Invite (Kelsey Moon);  25 Sep 2008, p. 162


      
  MUNDELEIN MUSTANGS (VOLLEYBALL, BOYS')

     Carmel, Mundelein open volleyball season with wins;  20 Mar 2008, p. 131
     Volleyball beat : Mustangs are building a solid foundation;  17 Apr 2008, p. 120

     Roundup: Watch for these Mustangs next year;  22 May 2008, p. 157



  MUNDELEIN MUSTANGS (VOLLEYBALL, GIRLS')

     Volleyball beat : Mustangs hit with a rash of injuries;  25 Sep 2008, p. 168

     Roundup: Volleyball team picks up a couple of Ws;  9 Oct 2008, p. 160
     Volleyball beat: Sullivan's return give Mundelein a lift (Kelsey Sullivan);  30 Oct 2008, p. 168
     Spotlight (Kelsey Sullivan);  30 Oct 2008, p. 168

     Volleyball beat: Future looks good for Mundelein;  6 Nov 2008, p. 165





  MUNDELEIN MUSTANGS (WATER POLO, BOYS')

     Water polo beat : Davidson comes up big as Mustangs win title;  20 Mar 2008, p. 136
     Water polo beat : Mustand boys just miss advancing to state, Mundelein girls fall to Patriots in
       sectional final;  15 May 2008, p. 148



  MUNDELEIN MUSTANGS (WATER POLO, GIRLS')

     Denny puts up big numbers at county meet (Alice Denny);  10 Apr 2008, p. 121
     Water polo beat : Denny turning inot a scoring machine (Alice Denny);  8 May 2008, p. 122


     
  MUNDELEIN MUSTANGS (WRESTLING)

     Wrestling beat : Avalos is clutch in win over Warren (Adam Avalos);  24 Jan 2008, p. 130
     Wrestling beat : Avalos has last laugh at NSC meet (Adam Avalos);  31 Jan 2008, p. 124

     Wrestling beat : Dominguez turns the tables (Eduardo Dominguez);  7 Feb 2008, p. 136
     Wrestling beat : Williams survives, advances to state, two Mustangs qualify, Avalos, Dominguez (Ryan Williams, Carmel,
        Adam Avalos, Eduardo Dominguez);  14 Feb 2008, p. 138
     Roundup : Dominguez, Oehlerking earn state medals (Eduardo Dominguez, MaryAnn Oehlerking);  21 Feb 2008, p. 132

     All-Lake Shore wrestling : Dominguez, wrestler of the year (Eduardo Domingueez, Mundelein);  6 Mar 2008, p. 135
     Wrestling beat : Wrestling Factory earns 6 medals at IKWF state (Kyle May, Cameron Kennedy);  13 Mar 2008, p. 114

     Roundup: Mustangs wrestlers have high hopes this winter;  4 Dec 2008, p. 150
     Wrestling forecast: Dominguez headlines area's best (Eduardo Dominguez);  4 Dec 2008, p. 153



  MUNDELEIN SCHOOL DISTRICT 75  

     [no title] (Principal Chris Pittman, photo);  17 Jan 2008, p. 1
     District 75 seeks referendum passage to repair schools;  17 Jan 2008, p. 5
     District 75 referendum would help pay for leaking roofs;  24 Jan 2008, p. 5
     Crisis training preps Mundelein schools in case of the real thing;  24 Jan 2008, p. 5
     [no title];  24 Jan 2008, p. 18
     Referendum would cool schools : Seeks funds to air-condition District 75;  31 Jan 2008, p. 5
     [no title];  31 Jan 2008, p. 16

     [no title] (Dana SMith, photo);  7 Feb 2008, p. 1
     District 75 referendums earn voter support at the polls;  7 Feb 2008, p. 5
     [no title];  14 Feb 2008, p. 121
     [no title];  28 Feb 2008, p. 133
 
     Sidewalk grant creates safer path to school;  13 Mar 2008, p. 5
     Mundelein pair prep for Spelling Bee finals : Set March 18 at College of Lake County (Josh Lam, Carl Sandburg Middle School and AMy Sebastian, Santa Maria del Popolo School);  13 Mar 2008, p. 7
     On board (Roel Flores, science fair, photo);  13 Mar 2008, p. 7
     [no title] (Lyla Spencer, Jonathan Tan, Washington School, photo);  27 Mar 2008, p. 1
     [no title] (Lyla Spencer, Jonathan Tan, Washington School, photo);  27 Mar 2008, p. 1
     Assembly teaches Washington students that math can be fun;  27 Mar 2008, p. 7
     [no title];  27 Mar 2008, p. 129

     [no title];  17 Apr 2008, p. 109

     Think plastics (recycling, Carl Sandburg Junior High, photo);  1 May 2008, p. 1
     Green team (recycling, Carl Sandburg Junior High, photos);  1 May 2008, p. 5
     [no title];  1 May 2008, p. 113
     [no title];  8 May 2008, p. 117
     Art walk (Lincoln Elementary, photos);  29 May 2008, p. 7

     District 75 extends Heidorn's contract (Cynthia Heidorn);  19 Jun 2008, p. 5
     [no title];  19 Jun 2008, p. 131
     Lincoln student draws winning poster (Natalie Lindquist, Metra's safety poster contest);  26 Jun 2008, p. 6

     District 75 puts bond money to work;  10 Jul 2008, p. 5
     District 75 extends school registration;  24 Jul 2008, p. 22

     Painting for pride (Kirk Berline painting gymnasium floor, photo);  21 Aug 2008, p. 1
     Rockin' it (John Defel, Lincoln Elementary School, photo);  28 Aug 2008, p. 1

     First-year teacher sets course for a new path (Kim Prochnow);  4 Sep 2008, p. 5

     Flamingos flock to District 75 : Foundation's fundraiser takes flight (Mundelein District 75 Educational Foundation);
        11 Sep 2008, p. 14
     Getting to know you (Kim Procnow, James Philbrick, Carl Sandburg Jr. High, photo);  11 Sep 2008, p. 21
     [no title];  11 Sep 2008, p. 28
     Think pink (Flamingo fund raiser, photo);  18 Sep 2008, p. 26
     Surplus expected for District 75;  25 Sep 2008, p. 5
     Trying to stay connected : D-75 to host four programs;  25 Sep 2008, p. 8
     [no title];  25 Sep 2008, p. 29

     [no title];  2 Oct 2008, p. 27
     [no title];  9 Oct 2008, p. 27
     [no title];  16 Oct 2008, p. 158
     [no title];  23 Oct 2008, p. 28

     [no title];  6 Nov 2008, p. 23
     Mundelein school districts pleased with progress on report cards;  13 Nov 2008, p. 5
     [no title];  13 Nov 2008, p. 24
     D-75 continues with construction projects;  20 Nov 2008, p. 5
     Music man (Andrew Riemer, Will Riemer, photo);  27 Nov 2008, p. 1
     Sing a song (Alex Gomez, photo);  27 Nov 2008, p. 3
     Mundelein school districts approve tentative tax levies;  27 Nov 2008, p. 5
     [no title];  27 Nov 2008, p. 19

     [no title];  4 Dec 2008, p. 23
     New teacher shares her experiences (Kim Prochonow, Carl Sandburg Middle School);  11 Dec 2008, p. 9
     Green project (Jason Hiegel, Uly Hagedorn, photo);  18 Dec 2008, p. 1
     Going green: Lincoln students look to make changes;  18 Dec 2008, p. 5
     Building camaraderie: Carl Sandburg hosts the Tiger Olympics;  18 Dec 2008, p. 6
     Officials look at impact of Hawley Street makeover on school (Carl Sandburg Middle School);  25 Dec 2008, p. 3
     [no title];  25 Dec 2008, p. 12








  MUSEUMS (not named individually in this index)

     Party raises $20,000 for Mitchell Museum (Mitchell Museum of the American Indian, Evanston IL);  17 Jan 2008, p. D4

     Play and learning: They're closer than you think (Kohl Children's Museum, Glenview IL)  13 Mar 2008, p. B11
     Families celebrate at Kohl Museum (Kohl Children's Museum, Highland Park IL);  13 Mar 2008, p. D8

     Schedule a Mother's Day tour in the "Vault" (Volo Auto Museum, Volo IL);  1 May 2008, p. AM2
     The state of the arts: Developing a healthy arts education for children (Kohl Children's Museum, Glenview IL);  5 Jun 2008, p. B21

     Butterfly Ball nets $1.6 million for Museum (Chicago Academy of Sciences);  3 Jul 2008, p. D7
     Hog heaven (Harley-Davidson Museum, Milwaukee IL);  3 Jul 2008, Travel p. 1
     Lunch time (Refugio Mojica, goat, Cuneo Musuem grounds, photo);  10 Jul 2008, p. 129

     Roberts named leader of Busy Brains museum (Brent Roberts);  7 Aug 2008, p. 5

     From the president (Sheridan Turner, Kohl Children's Musuem, Glenview IL);  4 Sep 2008, p. B22
     Museum milestone: A million minds! (Kohl Children's Museum, Glenview IL);  4 Sep 2008, p. B23
     MCA affiliates (Museum of Contemporary Art, photo);  18 Sep 2008, p. D9

     Let's play railway (Kohl Children's Museum);  27 Nov 2008, p. B28

     Three's a charm for Kohl Museum gala;  11 Dec 2008, p. D7
     Volo Auto Museum showcases cars with star power;  25 Dec 2008, p. AM6





  MUSIC AND MUSICIANS
     see also BOWEN PARK THEATRE COMPANY / BOWEN PARK OPERA (Waukegan IL) 
     see also CLASSICAL NOTES (regular column, music)
     see also LAKE FOREST SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA (Lake Forest IL)
     see also LYRIC OPERA OF CHICAGO

     Take a musical trip to the tropics (Suenos Latin Jazz Band);  10 Jan 2008, p. B1
     Early music with a French twist (Callipygian Players);  10 Jan 2008, p. B3
     Living on blues power (Chicago Superblues Bowl);  10 Jan 2008, p. B11
     Celtic thread colors group's music (Dyed in the Wool);  17 Jan 2008, p. B4
     A musical tour through time ("Jazzman" Jeff Justman);  24 Jan 2008, p. B8
     Timeless sentiments of love, lost and found (Chicago Early Music Consort);  31 Jan 2008, p. B11

     Three groups team up for Dream (A Concert for a Dream);  7 Feb 2008, p. B12
     Warm notes for winter : Rising Stars returns (Rising Stars at Ravinia, Highland Park IL);  7 Feb 2008, p. B3
     Concert builds sense of community (24th annaul Salute to Gospel, Genesee Theatre, Waukegan IL);  14 Feb 2008, p. B1
     Singing of a hope for better times (Diana Jones);  14 Feb 2008, p. B3
     Wilmette presetns Diversity Concert (Wilmette Fine Arts Commission, Wilmette IL);  14 Feb 2008, p. D8
     New sparkle for Berlin gems (Irving Berlin, Spider Saloff, Groton Community Center, Lake Forest IL);  21 Feb 2008, p. B2
     Orchestra recreates the charms of baroque music (Baroque Band, Byron Colby Barn, Grayslake IL);  21 Feb 2008, p. B4
     Music is key at MYA's third benefit (Midwest Young Artists);  21 Feb 2008, p. D3
     [no title] (Gladys Knight, photo);  28 Feb 2008, p. B11

     The sounds of summer 2008 : Ravinia Festival announces season (Highland Park IL);  13 Mar 2008, p. B1
     Speedwagon show rolls out all-new CD (REO Speedwagon);  13 Mar 2008, p. B3
     [no title] (Robert Plant, Alison Krauss, photo);  13 Mar 2008, p. B8
     Guest conductor (Steven Eggleston, Lake County Wind Ensemble, photo);  13 Mar 2008, p. B9 
     Waco Brothers are live from Schubas (<U>Live and Kickin' at Schuba's Tavbern</U>);  13 Mar 2008, p. B21
     Fifth Sunday fund-raiser at Lake County Folk Club;  20 Mar 2008, p. B3
     The haul that landed Gamble & Huff in the Hall ("The Sound of Philadelphia : Gamble & Huff's Greatest Hits");  20 Mar 2008, p. B22
     Music Center gets ready for May 7 gala (Music Institute of Chicago);  20 Mar 2008, p. D12
     Elling moved by spirit of jazz (Kurt Elling);  27 Mar 2008, p. B3
     [no title] (Joseph Kaiser, photo);  27 Mar 2008, p. B14
     HP Strings benefit raises $35,000 (Highland Park Strings, Highland Park IL);  27 Mar 2008, p. D4
     To be an idol (Caitlin Collins, "Opera Idol", photo);  27 Mar 2008, p. D6
     Kid Rock (Connor Flavin, photo);  27 Mar 2008, p. 120

     New arrangements suit old instruments (Alison Attar and Anita Rieder, Byron Colby Barn, Grayslake IL);  3 Apr 2008, p. B3
     Fans recall SIU concert by Simon & Garfunkel;  3 Apr 2008, p. B8
     Jazz at CLC (photo);  3 Apr 2008, p. B9
     Northbrook Symphony plays a concert at Children's (Children's Memorial Hospital, Chicago IL);  3 Apr 2008, p. D3
     Night life (K.C. Kowl, Ned Abderholden, "EnKase", photo);  3 Apr 2008, p. 94
     Brassed off (Ronald Romm, Canadian Brass, photo);  10 Apr 2008, p. B8
     Cajun sounds at CLC Sunday (Soul of the Bayou);  17 Apr 2008, p. B1
     Violinist Jennifer Stumm plays on Rising Stars series;  17 Apr 2008, p. B1
     [no title] (ONE Concert, photos);  24 Apr 2008, p. 27
     Violinist Jessica Lee plays at Ravinia;  24 Apr 2008, p. B3
     Grand finale (concert of various College of Lake County choral groups, photo);  24 Apr 2008, p. B9
     Replacements ge a refreshment (The Replacements, <U>Sorry Ma, Forgot to Take out the Trash</U>);  24 Apr 2008, p. B24

     Cellist to solo with North Suburban Symphony (Ben Fried);  1 May 2008, p. B14
     Madonnna's <U>Hard Candy</U> tasty but forgettable;  1 May 2008, p. B23
     Honors abound at Music Institute of Chicago's gala;  1 May 2008, p. D1
     Three sisters (The Roches, photo);  8 May 2008, p. B9
     Band concert (College of Lake County Concert Band, photo);  8 May 2008, p. B16
     Fans will like way Clay Aiken is going (<U>On My Way Here</U>);  8 May 2008, p. B24
     Folk singer heads west, going home (Kat Eggleston);  15 May 2008, p. B3
     American opera rules for Orth : Baritone relishes contemporary roles (Robert Orth);  22 May 2008, p. B1
     Rocking for good causes (Not For Profit band);  22 May 2008, p. B12
     Sounds of summer : Announcing the season's outdoor music lineup;  29 May 2008, p. B1
     The ninth (Chicago Master Singers, Lake Forest Symphony, Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, photo);  29 May 2008, p. B9

     Students enjoy big day at Ravinia (Ravinia Music Festival, Highland Park IL);  5 Jun 2008, p. B1
     Decade of outreach (Ravinia Music Festival, Highland Park IL);  5 Jun 2008, p. B1
     Cole opens Martinis at the Martin (Kevin Cole, Martin Theatre, Ravinia Music Festival, Highland Park IL);  5 Jun 2008, p. B3
     Singer still in love with the love songs (Englebert Humperdink);  5 Jun 2008, p. B4
     <U>American Idol</U> finalist gives concert at St. Mary of Vernon (Brooke Barrettsmith);  5 Jun 2008, p. B8
     Little Nashville made for kids and parents too;  12 Jun 2008, p. B2
     Flack - from classics to pop and maybe even Dylan (Roberta Flack and Isaac Hayes, Ravinia, Highland Park IL);  12 Jun 2008, p. B8
     Magical Strings of Youth embarks on tour of Prague;  12 Jun 2008, p. B10
     Solid gold : Experimental trio hones "playfully aggressive" sound (Gold, musical group);  12 Jun 2008, Time Out p. 9
     Beyond big hair and big hits (Duo Acoustic Concert with Richard Marx and Matt Scannell);  19 Jun 2008, p. B1
     [no title] (What's Cookin', photo);  19 Jun 2008, p. B11
     Light Opera Works salutes Sherrill Milnes;  19 Jun 2008, p. D8
     Extraordinary night (Chicago Opera Theater gala, photo);  19 Jun 2008, p. D11
     Back in tune : Libertyville native returns to his acoustic folk-rock roots (Brent Bachochin);  26 Jun 2008, p. B9
     Little Nashville (J Juliano, photo);  26 Jun 2008, p. B17

     Ravinia gala (Bobbie Denison, Caroline Huebner, Claudia Lane, photo);  3 Jul 2008, p. D6
     Reunited Gin Blossoms join the celebration (Vernon Hills Summer Celebration);  10 Jul 2008, p. B2
     Ravinia raise $140,000 for music education (Ravinia Festival, Highland Park IL);  10 Jul 2008, p. D3
     Return of the Blind Melon : Band members slowly move on after loss of lead singer;  24 Jul 2008, p. B2
     Afrograss in Highwood (Arthur Lee Land, photo);  24 Jul 2008, p. B12
     [no title] (Dave Casper, Jane Casper, Pamela Strobel, Ravinia Festival ASsociation Board, photos);  31 Jul 2008, p. D1
     Chair speaks of love for festival (Pam Strobel, Ravinia Festival Association);  31 Jul 2008, p. D2
     Ravinia gala blest with good weather (Ravinia Festival, Highland Park IL);  31 Jul 2008, p. D3
     Feel the music (Allan Lieberman, Cook Memorial Public Library);  31 Jul 2008, p. 114

     Ted Nugent plays Genesee Tuesday (Genesee Theatre, Waukegan IL);  7 Aug 2008, p. A1
     Bugs Bunny in Mundelein? Lake Shore Symphony plays movie music in Kracklauer Park;  7 Aug 2008, p. B3
     Hill explains intricacies of Beatles-era guitars (Mark Hill);  7 Aug 2008, p. B8
     No bad songs for Tony Bennett (Ravinia, Highland Park IL);  14 Aug 2008, p. B3
     At Six Flags Great America (Savvay and Mandy, photo);  14 Aug 2008, p. B9
     Smith preents new settings for classic hymm verses Tuesday at Lakeland Church in Gurnee (Matthew Smith, Lakeland Evangelical Free Chruch,
        Gurnee IL);  21 Aug 2008, p. B8
     MIC gala nets $500,000 for scholarships (Music Institute of Chicago);  21 Aug 2008, p. D5
     Trio of songbirds to grace Humanities gala (Frederica von Stade, Dianne Reeves, Barbara Cook);  21 Aug 2008, p. D11

     Free "Lawn of Lincoln" at Ravinia Fest;  4 Sep 2008, p. B1
     Ravinia Festival announces CSO concerts for 2009 (Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Highland Park IL);  18 Sep 2008, p. B1
     North Suburban Symphony : Arden builds community group with enthusiam and discipline (Ron Arden);  18 Sep 2008, p. B3
     That's Dr. Logan singing (Ava Logan, photo);  18 Sep 2008, p. B16

     Helping folks forget their problems (Carol Montag);  2 Oct 2008, p. B1
     Rising stars at Ravinia : Young talent highlighted in intimate concerts in Bennett-Gordon Hall
        (Ravinia Festival, Highland Park IL);  2 Oct 2008, p. B3
     Cellist enjoys playing unusual compositions (Gavriel Lipkid);  2 Oct 2008, p. B3
     Newman's songs and stories charm crowd (Randy Newman);  16 Oct 2008, p. B15
     From Rosie, with hugs (<"Rosie! A Tribute" - Rosemary Clooney, Skokie IL);  23 Oct 2008, p. B9
     Getting set for the Met (Central Region Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions, photo);  23 Oct 2008, p. D6
     "Small Potatoes" is big deal at Lake County Folk Club;  30 Oct 2008, p. B10

     Playing free concerts for the love of music (Lake County Chamber Players);  6 Nov 2008, p. B1
     Concert in Fort Sheridan (Avalon String Quartet, photo);  6 Nov 2008, p. B10
     Choral "Stars" (Anne Harkonen, Sanna Longden, North Shore Choral Society benefit, photo);  6 Nov 2008, p. D6
     Michael Smith at Lake County Folk Club;  13 Nov 2008, p. B20
     World premiere (Mathieu Dufour, photo);  20 Nov 2008, p. B11
     Bass 30 (circa 1978) (photo);  20 Nov 2008, p. B17
     Troubadour to lead sing-along, play-along at Folk Club (Mark Dvorak);  27 Nov 2008, p. B12
     Free violin-cello recital at MYA (David Yonan, Mandy Dennis, Midwest Young Artists, Highwood IL);  27 Nov 2008, p. B15
     Violinist speaks of overcoming adversity (Rachel Barton Pine, Links North Shore Youth Health Service);  27 Nov 2008, p. D3

     Ravinia to open 2009 season with "Camelot" on June 5 (Ravinia Music Festival, Highland Park IL);  4 Dec 2008, p. B7
     Old Christmas returned (Chicago Early Music Consort, photo);  4 Dec 2008, p. B11
     An Nollaig - an Irish Christmas (Eileen Ivers, photo);  4 Dec 2008, p. B12
     Fox and Branch welcomes all ages to Lake County Folk Club Sunday (El Barrio Restaurant, Mundelein IL);  4 Dec 2008, p. B13
     Solti Foundation honors conductor Joseph Young;  4 Dec 2008, p. D14
     "Fantasia" at the Harris (Midwest Young Artists, Harris Theater, Chicago IL, photo);  18 Dec 2008, p. B7
     Musician mixes, matches Christmas carols (Tricia Alexander and Alpha Stewart Jr.);  18 Dec 2008, p. B12
     Back to Libertyville (The Buzzkills, photo);  25 Dec 2008, p. B14





  NAMES

     Hey, baby, what's your name? (top baby names);  8 May 2008, p. A1



  NATIVE AMERICANS

     See Native American artifacts Saturday;  14 Aug 2008, p. B2


     

  Nature
     see ENVIRONMENT  


  Naughton, Mille
     see MUNDELEIN MUSINGS


  NEEDLEWORK

     Artists in stitches : Today's quilters cover a range of creative techniques;  10 Apr 2008, p. B1
     Story threads: Local artisans display their expertise with needle and loom;  30 Oct 2008, p. A3
     Handle with care (fibers);  30 Oct 2008, p. A7
     Botanic Garden show celebrates fiber arts;  30 Oct 2008, p. A7




  NORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY - NIU (DeKalb IL)

     [no title] (Harold Ng, photo);  21 Feb 2008, p. 1
     "...I survived, it means something" : Resident tells horror of NIU shooting (Harold Ng);  21 Feb 2008, p. 5
     Long wait for parents (campus shootings);  21 Feb 2008, p. 5
     NIU shooting victim making good recovery : Ng makes trek to Virginia Tech to show support (Harold Ng);  24 Apr 2008, p. 5



  NORTHWEST CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY (religious organization, Mundelein IL)

     Local church earns recognition;  17 Jan 2008, p. 18


 

  OAK GROVE SCHOOL DISTRICT 68

     [no title];  3 Jan 2008, p. 115
     [no title];  10 Jan 2008, p. 110
     [no title];  17 Jan 2008, p. 109
     [no title];  31 Jan 2008, p. 16
 
     [no title];  14 Feb 2008, p. 121
     [no title];  21 Feb 2008, p. 18
     [no title];  28 Feb 2008, p. 18

     [no title];  6 Mar 2008, p. 18
     [no title];  13 Mar 2008, p. 18
     [no title];  27 Mar 2008, p. 20

     [no title];  10 Apr 2008, p. 23
     [no title];  17 Apr 2008, p. 23
     [no title];  24 Apr 2008, p. 27

     [no title];  1 May 2008, p. 21
     [no title];  8 May 2008, p. 23
     [no title];  15 May 2008, p. 23
     [no title];  22 May 2008, p. 27
     [no title];  29 May 2008, p. 111

     [no title];  5 Jun 2008, p. 27
     [no title];  12 Jun 2008, p. 25

     [no title];  9 Oct 2008, p. 24
     [no title];  16 Oct 2008, p. 151
     [no title];  23 Oct 2008, p. 23
     [no title];  30 Oct 2008, p. 29

     [no title];  6 Nov 2008, p. 20
     [no title];  13 Nov 2008, p. 20
     [no title];  20 Nov 2008, p. 18
     [no title];  27 Nov 2008, p. 16

     [no title];  11 Dec 2008, p. 23
     [no title];  18 Dec 2008, p. 17
     [no title];  25 Dec 2008, p. 10



  OFF THE NOTEPAD (regular column - note: this column lists local people's activities in sports.  
       Instead of subject headings,  this part of the index will list people alphabetically)
       see also ATHLETES OF THE WEEK (regular column)
       see also CATCH THIS (regular column)
       see also EXTRA INNINGS (regular column)
       see also FINISH LINE (regular colunm)
       see also FLIPSIDE (regular column)
       see also FOOTNOTES (regular column)
       see also PRESS BOX (regular column)
       see also QUICK HITS (regular column)

       Adamsick, Andrew;  26 Jun 2008, p. 153
       Ahlgrim, Katie;  12 Jun 2008, p. 150
       Anderson, Brianna;  12 Jun 2008, p. 150
       Aucutt, Kristin;  12 Jun 2008, p. 150

       Badyna, Brian;  26 Jun 2008, p. 153
       Bank, Kyle;  26 Jun 2008, p. 153
       Begrowicz, Mike;  12 Jun 2008, p. 150
       Blackenhorn, John;  12 Jun 2008, p. 150
       Boyle, Jon;  26 Jun 2008, p. 153
       Burke, Casey;  26 Jun 2008, p. 153
       Bystol, Leigha;  12 Jun 2008, p. 150

       Caldwell, Danielle;  12 Jun 2008, p. 150
       Charhut, Nick;  26 Jun 2008, p. 153
       Colbourn, Ryan;  26 Jun 2008, p. 153
       Cull, Sarah;  12 Jun 2008, p. 150

       Denny, Alice;  12 Jun 2008, p. 150
       Downey, Dan;  26 Jun 2008, p. 153
 
       Falconer, Pat;  12 Jun 2008, p. 150
       Fiztsimmons, Erin;  12 Jun 2008, p. 150
       Furmanski, Taylor;  26 Jun 2008, p. 153

       Gehrke, Albert;  26 Jun 2008, p. 153
       Glyman, Johnny;  26 Jun 2008, p. 153
       Grayson, Michael;  26 Jun 2008, p. 153

       Jaklin, Ben;  26 Jun 2008, p. 153
       Jaklin, Danny;  26 Jun 2008, p. 153
       Jones, Alexis;  12 Jun 2008, p. 150

       Kenning, Drew;  26 Jun 2008, p. 153
       Kim, Han;  26 Jun 2008, p. 153
       Kim, Zack;  26 Jun 2008, p. 153
       Kleinhample, Maddie;  12 Jun 2008, p. 150
       Kraft, Noah;  26 Jun 2008, p. 153
       Kreutzer, Tyler;  26 Jun 2008, p. 153
       Krzmarzick, John;  26 Jun 2008, p. 153

       Lacaroz, Melanie;  12 Jun 2008, p. 150
       Lavin, Bennett;  26 Jun 2008, p. 153
       Lavin, Jamie;  26 Jun 2008, p. 153
       Leboza, Zach;  12 Jun 2008, p. 150
       Lejeune, Danny;  12 Jun 2008, p. 150
       LaMothe, Chris;  26 Jun 2008, p. 153
       Lukas, Ricky;  12 Jun 2008, p. 150

       Mann, Scott;  26 Jun 2008, p. 153
       Marshall, Charlie;  26 Jun 2008, p. 153
       Marshall, Peter;  26 Jun 2008, p. 153
       McCann, Reed;  12 Jun 2008, p. 150
       McClure, Mike;  12 Jun 2008, p. 150
       McGrath, Patrick;  26 Jun 2008, p. 153
       McHale, Tyler;  26 Jun 2008, p. 153
       Metzler, Megan;  12 Jun 2008, p. 150
       Murrow, Anne;  12 Jun 2008, p. 150

       Ok, Josh;  26 Jun 2008, p. 153
       
       Palac, Jimmy;  12 Jun 2008, p. 150
       Palmer, Brandon;  12 Jun 2008, p. 150

       Quall, Justin;  26 Jun 2008, p. 153

       Razowsky, Danny;  26 Jun 2008, p. 153

       Steininger, Kelly;  12 Jun 2008, p. 150
       Stone, Billy;  26 Jun 2008, p. 153
       Stone, William;  26 Jun 2008, p. 153

       Venus, Scott;  12 Jun 2008, p. 150

       Wagener, Caitlin;  12 Jun 2008, p. 150
       Watson, Jack;  26 Jun 2008, p. 153
       Weidenmiller, Tory;  26 Jun 2008, p. 153
       Willis, Joe;  26 Jun 2008, p. 153
       Wood, Robert;  12 Jun 2008, p. 150






  Olesen, Craig
     see WINE ADVICE (regular column)




  OLYMPICS

     Roundup : Sky High 15s claim title at Asics Junior Nationals (volleyball), Legion baseball, Mundelein Bulldogs,
        Olympic trials diving;  26 Jun 2008, p. 152

     Lake Forest's Grevers will swim at 2008 Olympics (Matt Grevers);  10 Jul 2008, p. 151
     Kicking it up to gold : North Shore doctor helps U.S. soccer stars get in shape for the Olympics (Chris Amann);  17 Jul 2008, p. A1
     Olympic tales : Swimmers of two generations and the changes in their sport (Dick Hanley, Matt Grevers);  31 Jul 2008, p. A1
     Like minds in different times (Olympic swimmers Dick Hanley, Matt Grevers);  31 Jul 2008, p. A1

     Olympics (Matt Grevers);  28 Aug 2008, p. 154

     Is Chicago's game in the mix for planning of 2016 Olympic Site?;  24 Sep 2008, New Homes p. 6

     Olympic moment (Adele Wiberdin, reception for swimmer Matt Grevers, photo);  2 Oct 2008, p. 148





  ORCHARDS

     Orchard to re-open in Green Oaks (Heinz Orchard);  11 Sep 2008, p. 18




  ORGANIZATIONS, AGENCIES AND CLUBS (not named individually otherwhere in this index)

     AARP assists seniors with tax preparation;  3 Jan 2008, p. 5
     Book signing (A Family Christmas by Caroline Kennedy, Chicago Youth Centers, photo);  3 Jan 2008, p. D10
     Q&A : Sharon Carew (TOPS - Take Off Pounds Sensibly Chaper IL 1711);  10 Jan 2008, p. 7
     New year, fresh start : Lose the weight : TOPS members support each other in struggle
        (Take Off Pounds Sensibly);  10 Jan 2008, p. 9
     Junior Woman's Club offers two scholarships;  10 Jan 2008, p. 11
     Cradle Ball nets $140,000 (The Cradle Association, Chicago IL);  10 Jan 2008, p. D4
     Agency honors Caregiver of the Year (Winnie Gordon, Seniors Action Service);  10 Jan 2008, p. D7
     Calypso crowd (Northbrook Woman's Club, photo);  10 Jan 2008, p. D11
     Red Hot Party (Michael's Chicago Style Red Hots, Rory David Deutsch Foundation, photo);  10 Jan 2008, p. D12
     Taste trust : Food history, menus, recipes from Les Dames d'Escoffier (Chicago Cooks);  10 Jan 2008, p. 102
     [no title] (Carla Vorhees, Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, photo);  17 Jan 2008, p. D1
     Gala gets fashionable treatment (Cystic Fibrosis Foundation);  17 Jan 2008, p. D3
     March the Mart (Special Children's Charities, photo);  17 Jan 2008, p. D6
     Many will benefit from Chicago Auto Show First Look (multiple charities);  17 Jan 2008, p. D8
     Fremont Library offers income tax assistance (American Association of Retired People);  24 Jan 2008, p. 5
     Celebration concert raises $450,000 (Over the Rainbow Association);  24 Jan 2008, p. D1
     Raphael hosts sparkling kick-off (University of Chicago Cancer Research Foundation);  24 Jan 2008, p. D3
     Brunch raises $12,000 for Haven (Lake Forest-Lake Bluff Junior Women's Club, Lake County Haven);  24 Jan 2008, p. D5
     LUNGevity benefit (LUNGevity Foundation, photo);  24 Jan 2008, p. D6
     Wishes come true (Fairygodmother Foundation, photo);  24 Jan 2008, p. D9
     Golden Paw Gala (Heartland Animal Shelter, Northbrook IL, photo);  24 Jan 2008, p. D10
     [no title] (Larry and Michele Jameson, North Shore Board of the Northwestern Settlement House, photo);  31 Jan 2008, p. D1
     Glitter Ball raises $200,000 (North Shore Board of the Northwestern Settlement House);  31 Jan 2008, p. D4

 
     Dream Gala nets $270,000 for Cutler Legacy of Life (Rebecca Lynn Cutler Legacy of Life Foundation);  7 Feb 2008, p. D4
     Champagne Wrapture raises $40,000 (Chicago House and Social Service Agency);  7 Feb 2008, p. D7
     GIRF fashion show raises $90,000 (Gastro-Intestinal Research Foundation);  7 Feb 2008, p. D8
     Rock for Reading (photo);  7 Feb 2008, p. D10
     A great rainy day ("It's Raining Cats and Dogs" event, Anti-Cruelty Society, photo);  7 Feb 2008, p. D13
     [no title] (Dan, Patricia, Margaret and Meredith McGrath, Presentation Ball, photo);  14 Feb 2008, p. D1
     Not-so-secret Service Club raises $350,000 (Service Club of Chicago);  14 Feb 2008, p. D3
     Golden night for the debs (Presentation Ball, Illinois Club for Catholic Women);  14 Feb 2008, p. D4
     MainStreet enjoys shot in the arm with revenue increase (MainStreet Libertyville);  21 Feb 2008, p. 10
     Two for the preview (Carla Vorhees, Luvie Myers, Winnetka Community House, photo);  21 Feb 2008, p. D6
     Young at Heart has best year ever (Thresholds Young at Heart benefit);  21 Feb 2008, p. D7
     [no title] (Cassandra Louie, Jean Imperato, Northbrook Woman's Club, photo);  28 Feb 2008, p. D1
     Woman's Club party goes Jamaican (Northbrook Woman's Club);  28 Feb 2008, p. D3
     ORT party day nets $75,000;  28 Feb 2008, p. D4
     New Hadassah group (Hadassah North Shore);  28 Feb 2008, p. D6
     Honored at fund-raiser (Batya Retsky, Hadassah North Shore, photo); 28 Feb 2008, p. D9

     Gardeners plant seeds for annual spring sale (Gardenres of Central Lake County);  6 Mar 2008, p. 19
     Woman's Club show to benefit Ted Fund (Woman's Club of Evanston, Evanston IL);  6 Mar 2008, p. D1
     Boys and Girls Clubs of Lake County benefit March 8;  6 Mar 2008
     ORT shopping card is harbinger of spring (ORT America);  6 Mar 2008, p. D3
     Party kicks off Antiques Show (Winnetka Community House, Winnetka IL);  6 Mar 2008, p. D4
     Coming up (The Family of Evanston, Evanston IL, photo);  6 Mar 2008, p. D6
     ABC's of quilting (Lincolnshire Garden Club, photo);  6 Mar 2008, p. D9
     Raising a red flag : Test alerts LHS students of sudden cardiac death (Max Schewitz Foundation);  6 Mar 2008, p. 118
     Wristbands for a cause : Youth and adults get message out wearing jewelry with a meaning;  13 Mar 2008, p. A1
     Chessmen Club celebrates 50th year;  13 Mar 2008, p. D4
     Hangar One raises $50,000 for educational programs (Glenview Hangar One Foundation);  13 Mar 2008, p. D9
     White Elephant Sale (North Shore Hadassah, photo);  13 Mar 2008, p. D10
     Fresh Ideas hosts Links shopping night (Links North Shore Youth Health Service);  20 Mar 2008, p. D7
     [no title] (Jean Imperato, Northbrook Woman's Club, photo);  27 Mar 2008, p. D1
     Northbrook Woman's Club shows latest spring styles;  27 Mar 2008, p. D3
     Holmes and Logan honored by ECDC (Delores Holmes, William Logan, Evanston Community Development Corporation);
       27 Mar 2008, p. D7
     April preview for May housewalk (Winnetka Woman's Club, Winnetka IL);  27 Mar 2008, p. D8
     Culinary party (Joan Readon, Karen Levin, Les Dames d'Escoffier, photo);  27 Mar 2008, p. D9
     Best friends (Corrine and Bob Hlinsky, Canine Companions for Independence, photo);  27 Mar 2008, p. D10

     Maristella restores hope for the homeless (Libertyville IL);  3 Apr 2008, p. 8
     Pizza with pizzazz (Mundelein Jaycess pizza contest, photos);  3 Apr 2008, p. 12
     Moments products keep Glenkirk clietns employed (Glenkirk, agency, Northbrook IL);  3 Apr 2008, p. 93
     [no title] (Lee Rubenstein, American Diabetes Association, photo);  10 Apr 2008, p. D1
     Fatherhood is paramount for Father of the Year (Lee Rubenstein, American Diabetes Association);  10 Apr 2008, p. D3
     What a treat (ORT America, benefit, photo);  10 Apr 2008, 104
     Walk honoree shows arthritis is about kids, too (Paul Erdmann, Arthritis Foundation);  17 Apr 2008, p. 9
     Spring marche (Lake Forest-Lake Bluff Learning Disabilities Association, photo);  17 Apr 2008, p. D6
     Spring marche (Lake Forest-Lake Bluff Learning Disabilities Association, photo);  17 Apr 2008, p. D6
     Maryville Friends present Shower of Hope (Friends of Maryville Crisis Nursery, Chicago IL);  24 Apr 2008, p. D1
     Party at Fairmont raises $370,000 for JCFS (Jewish Child and Family Services);  24 Apr 2008, p. D4
     Spring fair (Lake Forest - Lake Bluff Artisan's Guild, photo);  24 Apr 2008, p. D6
     Little City holds Academy Awards party (Little City Foundation (Palatine IL):  24 Apr 2008, p. D8

     Home Depot stores help overhaul new group home (Clearbrook, Hope Foundation, Arlington Heights IL);  1 May 2008, p. 16
     Harvard Club of Chicago holds annual scholoarship dinner;  1 May 2008, p. D4
     New Evanston playground (Woman's Club of Evanston, photo);  1 May 2008, p. D6
     Mama Jam! (Women In Need Growing Stronger - WINGS, photo);  1 May 2008, p. D9
     Alliance presents Soiree (Alliance Francaise de Chicago);  8 May 2008, p. D4
     Accessorising the homes (Winnetka Woman's Club benefit, photo);  8 May 2008, p. D6
     Bart's Bash (Debby Rubenstein, Wagner Farm Rescue, Glenview IL, fundraiser, photo);  8 May 2008, p. D8
     A little help from our friends (For All the Children fund raiser, photo);  8 May 2008, p. D12
     Jaycees sponsor Mundelein Days;  15 May 2008, p. 6
     Stepping out (Carol Goldman, Ann Peterson, Jackie Andalman, Scleroderma Foundation, photo);  15 May 2008, p. D6
     Bear Magic seeks angels;  15 May 2008, p. 133
     Ryg earns Arc recogniation (Arc of Illinois, State Representative Kathy Ryg);  15 May 2008, p. 133
     UNICEF raises $450,000 for child survival;  22 May 2008, p. D3
     Honors for Nathans (Lilyan and Alfry Nathan, Hadassah North Shore, photo);  22 May 2008, p. D6
     George Dotson receives Work Ethic Award (Forrest E. Powell Foundation);  22 May 2008, p. D9
     [no title] (Ellie Weiler, Infant Welfare Society benefit, photo);  29 May 2008, p. D1
     Colorful chapeaux fill Orrington (Infant Welfare Society of Evanston benefit);  29 May 2008, p. D3
     Smart car raffle (Friends of Gorton Community Center, Lake Forest, photo);  29 May 2008, p. D6
     Maryville presents Guardian award (Maryville Academy, George W. Rourke);  29 May 2008, p. D7

     Backyard party celebrates Casey Farm preservation (Liberty Prairie Conservancy);  5 Jun 2008, p. 6
     Midas event benefits children (Make-A-Wish Foundation);  5 Jun 2008, p. 6
     Garden Walk takes public through landscape wonders (Gardeners of Central Lake County);  12 Jun 2008, p. 7
     [no title] (Stephanie Wilson, Elza Garnett, Northwestern University Settlement House, photo);  12 Jun 2008, p. D1
     Fashion show retains evening format (Northwestern University Settlement House);  12 Jun 2008, p. D3
     House party (Winnetka Historical Society, photo);  12 Jun 2008, p. D6

     Financial crisis besets county homeless shelter (PADS Crisis Service);  19 Jun 2008, p. 12
     United Way of Lake County invites residents to take action;  19 Jun 2008, p. 12
     Walk offers landscape wonders (Gardeners of Central Lake County);  19 Jun 2008, p. 22
     Wilmette Hadassah members model warm weather fashions;  19 Jun 2008, p. D4
     On the links (Thresholds golf benefit, photo);  19 Jun 2008, p. D6
     Art of Giving raises $200,000 (SGA Chicago);  19 Jun 2008, p. D9
     Lake Forest Open Lands Association;  26 Jun 2008, p. A2
     Youth Job Center of Evanston marks 25 years of service;  26 Jun 2008, p. D4
     Four to the fore (Cherry Scholarship Fund golf outing, photo);  26 Jun 2008, p. D6
     "Believe in Kids" nets $450,000 for CYC (Chicago Youth Centers);  26 Jun 2008, p. D9
     Kids Fight Cancer (benefit concert, photo);  26 Jun 2008, p. D10
     Two back-to-back parties raise $140,000 (Chicago House & Social Service Agency);  26 Jun 2008, p. D12

     [no title] (BMW Ultimate Drive fundraiser for Susan G. Komen for the Cure foundation, photo);  10 Jul 2008, p. D1
     Party nets $330,000 for HIV/AIDS kids (Friends Against AIDS);  10 Jul 2008, p. D4
     Survivor to drive lead BMW at Knauz (BMW Ultimate Drive fundraiser for the Susan G. Komen for the Cure Foundation);  10 Jul 2008, p. D5
     JCYS remembers a century of service (Jewish Council for Youth Services);  10 Jul 2008, p. D8
     LINKS raises $94,000 for Pride Youth Program;  17 Jul 2008, p. D3
     Israel's 60th (Women's Division State of Israel Bonds, photo);  17 Jul 2008, p. D6
     Successful auction (Max Schewitz Foundation, photo);  17 Jul 2008, p. D9
     Talkin' trash : Youth group cleans up Des Plains River (Youth Conservation Corps, photos);  17 Jul 2008, p. 122
     Golf tourney benefits Honduras orphans (All God's Children);  24 Jul 2008, p. 22
     New folks on the block : Friendly North Shore groups welcome newcomers to town;  24 Jul 2008, p. A1
     Luncheon includes country music (Lake Bluff Women's Club);  24 Jul 2008, p. D3
     Johnson and Richman lauded for work in mental health (Sandi Johnson, Marilyn Richman,
        Mental Health Association of the North Shore);  24 Jul 2008, p. D4
     "Basics" nets $10,000 for Family Room (Evanston IL);  24 Jul 2008, p. D5
     Bridge to Success (fundraiser, photo);  24 Jul 2008, p. D6
     "Shower" nets $30,000 (Friends of the Maryville Crisis Nursery);  31 Jul 2008, p. D4
     Spring MArche features jewelry and flowers (Lake Forest-Lake Bluff Learning Disabilities Association);  31 Jul 2008, p. D5
     Boys Hope Girls Hop holds golf houting at Westmoreland;  31 Jul 2008, p. D8

     Golf tourney benefits Honduras orphans (All God's Children);  7 Aug 2008, p. 8
     Day of summer fun for dogs and their owners (LEARN - Labrador Education And Rescue Network);  7 Aug 2008, p. 8
     Changs host party for research (Men of Michigan Prostate Cancer Research Fund);  7 Aug 2008, p. D4
     Party in S.P.A.C.E. supports Metropolitan Family Services;  7 Aug 2008, p. D7
     Libertyville "Car Fun" set for this week (Mainstreet Libertyville);  14 Aug 2008, p. 9
     "Save a life, save the world" : North Shore group aids international disaster relief organization (American Friends of Magen David Adom); 
        14 Aug 2008, p. A1
     Key Card now in area stores (North Shore Auxiliary of Jewish Child and Family Services);  14 Aug 2008, p. D4
     Alliance party raises $700,000 (Alliance Francaise);  14 Aug 2008, p. D7
     NSAL launches "Century" campaign (North Shore Art League);  14 Aug 2008, p. D8
     GIRF finds the right Rx (Gastro-Intestinal Research Foundation);  14 Aug 2008, p. D9
     United Way seeks Success By 6 and beyond for Lake County;  14 Aug 2008, Lake County Business p. 5
     Fundraiser for health services (HealthReach Inc.);  21 Aug 2008, p. 6
     Family plans ice show in fight against pancreatic cancer (Lustgarten Foundation for Pancreatic Cancer);  21 Aug 2008, p. 8
     Club members and guests hear TV journalist Barbara Walters (Union League Club);  21 Aug 2008, p. D4
     Fall fashion show (GIRF - Gastro-Intestinal Resrach Foundation, photo);  21 Aug 2008, p. D6
     Hadley Women's Board nets $200,000 for training of persons to teach the blind (Hadley School for Professional Studies);
        21 Aug 2008, p. D7
     [no title] (Barbara Speer, Anne Reyes, Boys and Girls Clubs of Chicago benefit, photo);  28 Aug 2008, p. D1
     Boys & Girls Clubs raise nearly $1.25 million;  28 Aug 2008, p. D3
     Big Gifts Brunch (Hadassah North, photo);  28 Aug 2008, p. D6

     Area nurse to help lead state's school nurse organization (Cam Traut);  4 Sep 2008, p. 6
     Mothers question future after funds reduced for VH treatement center (Women's Residential Services, Vernon Hills IL);
        4 Sep 2008, p. 9
     Golf tourney benefits honduras orphans (All God's Children);  4 Sep 2008, p. 16
     Fire safety expo (Lake County Fire Chiefs Association);  4 Sep 2008, p. 16
     A visionary event (Hadassah North Shore, photo);  4 Sep 2008, p. D6
     Sarah Siddons honoree Kathleen Turner speaks of theater dreams;  4 Sep 2008, p. D9
     [no title] (Michelle Porta, "Live Green" gala, Family Services of Glencoe, photo);  11 Sep 2008, p. D1
     "Live Green" is theme of Glencoe party (Family Services of Glencoe);  11 Sep 2008, p. D3
     Fall fashion show (GIRF - Gastro-Intestinal Reserach Foundation, photo);  11 Sep 2008, p. D6
     Nearly 600 join scleroderma walk (Scleroderma Foundation of Greater Chicago);  11 Sep 2008, p. D8
     Friends of Mike (Michale Rolfe Pancreatic Cancer Foundation);  11 Sep 2008, p. D10
     Women Helping Women raises $103,000;  11 Sep 2008, p. D11
     Ort fall benefit (Gail Lanznar, Ruth Lion, Janice Hefter, Lynn Reiner, photo);  11 Sep 2008, p. D14
     Orchid Ball (Sherry Lea Holson, Tom Kehoe, Lupus Foundation of America, photo);  11 Sep 2008, p. D15
     First Amendment poster contest set (Illinois Press Foundation, Illinois First Amendment Center);  18 Sep 2008, p. 22
     West View Farm is site for "Evening of Elegance" (Friends of Gorton Community Center, Lake Forest IL);  18 Sep 2008, p. D3
     Freedom fund banquet (NAACP, Gerri Sizemore, George Mitchell, John Fuller, photo);  18 Sep 2008, p. D6
     Miller honored for ommitment to justice (Lee Miller, Jewish Council on Urban Affairs);  18 Sep 2008, p. D7
     DIFFA marks 20th, nets more than $560,000 (Design Industries Foundation Fighting AIDS);  18 Sep 2008, p. D8
     Miller Housing Justice Award (Betsy Lassar, Interfaith Housing Center of the Northern Suburbs, photo);
       18 Sep 2008, p. D10
     Making a dinner party : Lake Forest's Ragdale brings eight authors into local homes (Ragdale Foundation);  25 Sep 2008, p. A2
     Life in the sand ("Land of the Living Sands: The Illinois Dunesland", Lake County Audubon Society);  25 Sep 2008, p. A4
     How to enjoy your party (Ragdale Foundation);  25 Sep 2008, p. A2
     Fine dining for a cause (Ragdale Foundation);  25 Sep 2008, p. A11
     On the move to end Alzheimer's (Alzheimer's Association);  25 Sep 2008, Prime p. 1
     [no title] ("Shop Your Cause", multiple charity organizations, Lake Forest IL, photo);  25 Sep 2008, p. D1
     "Shop Your Cause" starts Wednesday (Lake Forst IL, multiple charities);  25 Sep 2008, p. D5
     Presidential preview (Hadassah, photo);  25 Sep 2008, p. D6

     Boyers chair 19th annual Humanities gala Saturday (Chicago Humanities Festival, Mary and Carl Boyer);  2 Oct 2008, p. D9
     Guest speaker (Jan Schakowsky, Charlene Lictenstein, ORT, photo);  2 Oct 2008, p. D12
     [no title] (Pam and Will Gunlicks, Winnetka Historical Society gala, photo);  9 Oct 2008, p. D1
     Evoking history in Winnetka (Winnetka Historical Society annual gala);  9 Oct 2008, p. D5
     Great Gatsby Gala (Literature for All of Us fundraiser, photo);  9 Oct 2008, p. D6
     Cafe Lucci hosts Friends of Youth Services (Glenview/Northbrook);  9 Oct 2008, p. D7
     Little City tourney breaks records (Little City Foundation Invitational Golf Tournament);  9 Oct 2008, p. D8
     Shopping bounty (Service Club of Chicago fundraiser, photo);  9 Oct 2008, p. D12
     Feed the Dream raises $60,000;  16 Oct 2008, p. D4
     Bar show provides laughs at I-PLUS party (Chicago Bar Association);  16 Oct 2008, p. D7
     More than 600 attend Family Fun Days (Vision for Tomorrow Foundation);  16 Oct 2008, p. D10
     Sage golf day nets $100,000 (Lynn Sage Cancer Research Foundation);  16 Oct 2008, p. D12
     County facility for teens is under spotlight after arrests (Alternative Behavior Treatment Center);  23 Oct 2008, p. 6
     Mundelein takes home Governor's Cup (Mundelein After School Coalition);  23 Oct 2008, p. 6
     Vest Side story : The old neighborhood finds a new cause with aid to Israel (Great Vest Side Club);  23 Oct 2008, p. A1
     [no title] (Pat Karr, North Shore Senior Center benefit, photo);  23 Oct 2008, p. D1
     House of Welcome benefit breaks records (North Shore Senior Center);  23 Oct 2008, p. D3
     Board prepares for "Glitter Ball" (North Shore Board of Northwestern University Settlement House);  23 Oct 2008, p. D5
     Getting set for the Met (Central Region Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions, photo);  23 Oct 2008, p. D6
     Choice items for shoppers at Allendale Boutique (Allendale Shelter Club);  23 Oct 2008, p. D7
     Alzheimer's gala raises 41.3 million (Alzheimer's Association Chicago);  23 Oct 2008, p. D8
     Correction (of picture originally run on 21 Aug 2008, Hadley Woman's Board benefit);  23 Oct 2008, p. D10
     Big achievement (Miles White, Maggie Morrill, Junior Achievement Chicago Business Hall of Fame, photo);  23 Oct 2008, p. 140
     Party with a purpose (Leukemia Research Foundation, photo);  30 Oct 2008, p. D6
     Woman's Board gala raises $600,000 (Woman's Board of Children's Home and Aid);  30 Oct 2008, p. D7
     Hanger One honors creator of "Top Guns of '43'" Nov. 9 (Glenview Hanger One Foundation);  30 Oct 2008, p. D10
     Glenkirk benefit brunch (photo);  30 Oct 2008, p. D13
     Little City hosts annual dinner (Little City Foundation, photo); 30 Oct 2008, p. D14
     Heart of Mercy (Women's Board of Misericordia, photo);  30 Oct 2008, p. D15
     Walk for Hope (City of Hope walk, photo);  30 Oct 2008, p. 128

     [no title] (Cindy Nicolaides, Cindy Mancillas, beneit for Northwestern University Settlement House, photos);
        6 Nov 2008, p. D1
     Fashions range for casual to cocktail (Winnetka Board of Northwestern University Settlement House);  6 Nov 2008, p. D3
     Settlement House show goes on, nets $100,000 (Winnetka Board of Northwestern University Settlement House);  6 Nov 2008, p. D4
     Rolfe Foundation raises more than $200,000 (Michael Rolfe Pancreatic Cancer Foundation);  6 Nov 2008, p. D7
     Junior League members cook up program "Kids in the Kitchen" (Junior League of Evanston-North Shore);  6 Nov 2008, p. D8
     Sarah Siddons lauds Dunagan (Sarah Siddons Society of Chicago, Deana Dunagan);  6 Nov 2008, p. D9
     Hole in One winner (Rickey Freeman, Lester J. Anixter Memorial Golf Outing, photo);  6 Nov 2008, p. D10
     Senior Life (SeniorLife, photo);  6 Nov 2008, p. D12
     Civic award (Lake Forest Garden Club);  6 Nov 2008, p. 146
     Golf event nets $125,000 for kids (Special Kids Network);  13 Nov 2008, p. D4
     Art Center party celebrates art and youth (Evanston Art Center and Youth Job Center, Evanston IL);  13 Nov 2008, p. D7
     Kiwanis aims to beat the streets (Kiwanis Club of Evanston);  13 Nov 2008, p. D8
     GIRF show nets $90,000 (Gastro Intestinal Research Foundation);  13 Nov 2008, p. D9
     Correction (of Oct 23 story on Alzheimer's gala, p. D8);  13 Nov 2008, p. D11
     Good walk (students from Lake Forest and Woodlands Academy walk for Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, photo);  13 Nov 2008, p. 140
     Founder of Free the Children visits LHS (Craig Kielburger, Libertyville High School);  20 Nov 2008, p. 7
     Wine, Women and Shoes (Midwest Regional Office of UNICEF);  20 Nov 2008, p. D4
     Shopping night (Howard ARea Community Center, photo);  20 Nov 2008, p. D6
     Violinist speaks of overcoming adversity (Rachel Barton Pine, Links North Shore Youth Health Service);  27 Nov 2008, p. D3
     Canine Corps star in multi-dog night;  27 Nov 2008, p. D7

     Shop and learn : Woman's club of Wilmette holds 67th annual antique show;  4 Dec 2008, p. A1
     Dog's life includes Gatsby party ("Dog's Night Out" benefit, LAke Shore Animal Shelter);  4 Dec 2008, p. B4
     Masquerade nets $800,000 for research (Women's Board of the University of Chicago Cancer Research Foundation);  4 Dec 2008, p. D5
     League lauds students (Anti-Defamation League);  4 Dec 2008, p. D9
     Carry on the courage (5K walk/run benefit, Sally Sommer Flynn Foundation, On Your Feet Foundation, photo);  4 Dec 2008, p. D10
     Star dancer (Marlee Matlin, Fabian Sanchez, Interanational Center on Deafness, photo);  4 Dec 2008, p. D11
     Junior League lauds volunteers (Sue Laue, Karen Miller, Paula Danoff, photo);  4 Dec 2008, p. D12
     Holy spokes (Steve Fluhr, M&M Cyclery, Paul Sagendorph, photo);  11 Dec 2008, p. 1
     Holy Spokes needs bikes to make kids' holiday dreams come true;  11 Dec 2008, p. 5
     Not enough toys for Lake County tots (Toys for Tots);  11 Dec 2008, p. 16
     [no title] (Daughters of the American Revolution - DAR);  11 Dec 2008, p. 23
     Gatsby Gala nets $115,000 (Literature for All of Us);  11 Dec 2008, p. D4
     Young leadership (Jennifer Levine, Harvey Barnett, Debbie Winick, Jewish Federation, photo);  11 Dec 2008, p. D6
     Benefit shatters records (Thresholds annual Golf and Tennis Benefit);  11 Dec 2008, p. D9
     Holy Spokes gets dozens of bikes;  18 Dec 2008, p. 6
     [no title] (Allendale Boutique, Allendale Shelter Club, photo);  18 Dec 2008, p. D1
     Gorton overflows with boutique items (Allendale Shelter Club benefit);  18 Dec 2008, p. D3
     Getting cosi with bears (Children's Oncology Services, photo);  18 Dec 2008, p. D6
     Ball supports Payton Center (Walter Payton Center Guild, formerly the GAstroinThis is sample textinal Liver Disease Council);
       18 Dec 2008, p. D9
     Artistic collaboration (Jenny Harwood, Patty Dodson, Sharon Waring, Alan Rottman, Do Your P'Art Foundation, photo);  18 Dec 2008, p. D10
     Helping hands (Terry Leone, Joe Lanciatta, Safe Haven, photo);  18 Dec 2008, p. 126
     Wilson winners (Miles D. White, William Daley, Woodrow Wilson International Center, photo);  18 Dec 2008, p. 126
     Junior woman's club;  25 Dec 2008, p. 16
     [no title] (Clara Finley, Juliana Finley, Lake Forest-Lake Bluff Junior Woman's Club, photo);  25 Dec 2008, p. D1
     Christmas Times fills Deerpath with holiday cheer (Lake Forest-Lake Bluff Junior Woman's Club);  25 Dec 2008, p. D3
     For the children (Sharron Rosenthal, Chaverot Hadassah Group, photo);  25 Dec 2008, p. D6






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       Acosta, Guillermo;  24 Jul 2008, p. 10
       Anderson, Eddie E.;   28 Feb 2008, p. 6
       Anderson, Jessica R.;   28 Feb 2008, p. 6
       Antman, Lindsey;   28 Feb 2008, p. 6

       Baker, Howard;  21 Feb 2008, p. 6
       Braverman, Ilana;   28 Feb 2008, p. 6
       Braverman, Lara;   28 Feb 2008, p. 6
       Brzezinski, Keith;  24 Jul 2008, p. 10
       Brown, Benjamin M.;  28 Feb 2008, p. 6
       Buckner, Erin S.;   28 Feb 2008, p. 6

       Cochran, Michael;  21 Feb 2008, p. 6
       Colodny, Charles;  21 Feb 2008, p. 6
       Crutcher, Gail;  3 Jan 2008, p. 7

       Ferstein, Vicki;   28 Feb 2008, p. 6
       Fiedelman, Brette;   28 Feb 2008, p. 6
       Flores, Maria;   28 Feb 2008, p. 6
       Flynn, Mike;  6 Mar 2008, p. 6
       Fruehan, Elizabeth R.;   28 Feb 2008, p. 6

       Garcia, Danielle M.;   28 Feb 2008, p. 6
       Gomez, Evy;   28 Feb 2008, p. 6

       Hanson, Kimberly R.;   28 Feb 2008, p. 6
       Healey, Beth;  24 Jul 2008, p. 10
       Herpe, Stacy;  24 Jul 2008, p. 10
       Hetzel, Kevin R.;   28 Feb 2008, p. 6

       Ivanyl, Katalin;  24 Jul 2008, p. 10

       Jaeckel, Allie;   28 Feb 2008, p. 6
       Jonko, Natalie B.;   28 Feb 2008, p. 6
       Joshi, Divyang;  21 Feb 2008, p. 6

       Kaboff, Austin;   28 Feb 2008, p. 6
       Kal, Suzannah;   28 Feb 2008, p. 6
       Kampmeier, Patricia;  21 Feb 2008, p. 6
       Kasemets, Ayrton;   28 Feb 2008, p. 6
       Kim, Daniel;  21 Feb 2008, p. 6
       Kos, Mackenzie;   28 Feb 2008, p. 6
       Kulacic, Kimi;   28 Feb 2008, p. 6
       Kummerer, Robert;  21 Feb 2008, p. 6
       Kyser, Rebecca;   28 Feb 2008, p. 6

       Leach, Kaitlin C.;   28 Feb 2008, p. 6
       Liberacki, Cara C.;   28 Feb 2008, p. 6
       Loeb, Cheryl;  24 Jul 2008, p. 10

       Maloney, William;  21 Feb 2008, p. 6
       McDermott, William D.;   28 Feb 2008, p. 6
       McFall, Megan E.;   28 Feb 2008, p. 6
       Michelau, Steven W.;   28 Feb 2008, p. 6
       Milam, James;  21 Feb 2008, p. 6
       Miller, Scott;  21 Feb 2008, p. 6

       Noonan, Daniel;   28 Feb 2008, p. 6

       Oberth, Jackie S.;   28 Feb 2008, p. 6
       Oppenheim, David;  21 Feb 2008, p. 6
       Ortiz, Maripili;   28 Feb 2008, p. 6

       Padovano, Vincenzo;  21 Feb 2008, p. 6
       Peterson, Kelly;   28 Feb 2008, p. 6

       Rafalson, Steve;  21 Feb 2008, p. 6
       Reinholtz, Natalie;   28 Feb 2008, p. 6
       Reyes, Denise;   28 Feb 2008, p. 6
       Roy, Lydia R.;   28 Feb 2008, p. 6

       Senour, Katrina;   28 Feb 2008, p. 6
       Shadnia, Sarah M.;   28 Feb 2008, p. 6
       Smith, Kathleen;  6 Mar 2008, p. 6

       Teresi, Corrie L.;   28 Feb 2008, p. 6
       Thompson, Megan;   28 Feb 2008, p. 6
       Torres, Alondra;   28 Feb 2008, p. 6

       Van Aken, Chris;   28 Feb 2008, p. 6
       Van Aken, Peggy;   28 Feb 2008, p. 6

       Wings, Emily;   28 Feb 2008, p. 6
       Wurslin, Jennifer;  24 Jul 2008, p. 10




  PAGEANTS

     Cover girl (Linsey Pearlman, Miss Illinois Cover Girl, photo);  2 Oct 2008, p. 148




  PARENTS

     Married 'social dads' make good parents;  28 Aug 2008, p. A11




  PEMSTEIN, BILL (regular colunnist, sports)

     Beating the trade deadline;  7 Feb 2008, p. 137

     Don't worry : "Junkyard Dog" is on the case (Joel Handler);  24 Jul 2008, p. 126



  PEOPLE

     [no title] (Fernando Daniel Meza Hernandez, first baby of year at Condell Medical Center, photo);  3 Jan 2008, p. 1
     Mundelein parents celebrate New Year's baby at Condell (Meza family);  3 Jan 2008, p. 5

     It's not easy saying good-bye : Crossing guard leaves after 19 years on job (Charlotte Okragly, Libertyville IL);
        2 Oct 2008, p. 29




  PEOPLE AND PROMOTIONS (regular colunm - note: this column lists local people's activiites in business. 
       Instead of subject headings, this part of the index will list people alphabetically) 

       Cherk, Edward;  3 Jan 2008, p. 112
       Coroneos, Jason;  3 Jan 2008, p. 112

       Millirons, Dennis;  3 Jan 2008, p. 112


       
  PERSONAL FINANCE

     Prices up, income down - what's next?  25 Sep 2008, p. 13
     Gas prices drive lifestyle turnabout;  25 Sep 2008, p. 13

     Families must face financial issues together;  20 Nov 2008, p. A9



  PEST CONTROL

     Fight the bite (mosquitoes);  29 May 2008, p. A8
     Villages may feel sting : Flood aftermath means rise in mosquitoes;  26 Jun 2008, p. 7

     Oh deer! keep them out of your garden;  10 Jul 2008, p. A7
     Bites in the night : Bedbugs take a toll in peace of mind and pieces of furniture (<I>Cimex lectularius</I>);  31 Jul 2008, p. A3
     How to fight bedbugs;  31 Jul 2008, p. A3

     Gypsy moths providing another threat to trees;  7 Aug 2008, p. 5





  PET RX (regular column)

     Train your felines to sleep when you do, it can be done;  10 Apr 2008, p. A11



  PETS
  
     Pet of the week (Myra, dog);  3 Jan 2008, p. 19
     Second-hand smoke affects pets, too;  10 Jan 2008, p. C2
     Pet of the week (Forest, dog);  17 Jan 2008, p. 113
     Invisible fences : Pros and cons;  24 Jan 2008, p. A3
     Pet of the week (Thumbelina, dog);  24 Jan 2008, p. 113

     Pet of the week (Lucky and Qantas, guinea pigs);  7 Feb 2008, p. 129
     Pets and vets : A toothbrush a day keeps the doctor away;  14 Feb 2008, p. C2
     Pet of the week (Dynamo, dog);  14 Feb 2008, p. 124
     Pet of the week (Cosmo, dog);  21 Feb 2008, p. 122
     Pet of the week (Rex and Becky, dogs);  28 Feb 2008, p. 128

     Pet of the week (Bear Hug, dog);  6 Mar 2008, p. 23
     Pet of the week (Snowbell, dog);  13 Mar 2008, p. 21
     Before you buy pet insurance;  13 Mar 2008, p. A5
     Got an itch?;  13 Mar 2008, p. C2
     Pet of the week (Cocoa, dog);  20 Mar 2008, p. 14
     Enviro-pets : Spot and Fluffy are going green;  27 Mar 2008, p. A3

     Pets and vets : An ounce of prevention;  10 Apr 2008, p. C2
     Pet of the week (Smoky and Misty, cats);  10 Apr 2008, p. 108
     Pet of the week (Turkey, dog);  17 Apr 2008, p. 105
     Pet of the week (Timber, cat);  24 Apr 2008, p. 28

     Pet of the week (Dutchie, dog); 1 May 2008, p. 19
     Precautions for net-surfing pet owners;  8 May 2008, p. C2
     Bart's Bash (Debby Rubenstein, Wagner Farm Rescue, Glenview IL, fundraiser, photo);  8 May 2008, p. D8
     Pet of the week (Daisy, dog);  8 May 2008, p. 111
     Pet of the week (Bali, dog);  15 May 2008, p. 132
     Pet of the week (Hans and Fuller, dogs);  22 May 2008, p. 145
     County offers cheap pet vaccination (Lake County Health Department);  29 May 2008, p. 12
     Pet of the week (Emerald, dog);  29 May 2008, p. 104

     Low-cost pet care set for Mundelein site;  5 Jun 2008, p. 6
     Free, cheap pet services available for senior citizens;  5 Jun 2008, p. 19
     Pet of the week (Vegas, dog);  5 Jun 2008, p. 140
     This won't hurt (low-cost pet care event, photos);  12 Jun 2008, p. 16
     Buckle up, pup!;  12 Jun 2008, p. C2
     Pet of the week (Twinkle, dog);  12 Jun 2008, p. 138
     Pet of the week (dog);  19 Jun 2008, p. 135
     Pet of the week (Gopher, dog);  26 Jun 2008, p. 139

     Pet of the week (kittens);  3 Jul 2008, p. 121
     What happens when teeth grow too far?;  10 Jul 2008, p. C2
     Pet of the week (Peaches, cat);  10 Jul 2008, p. 135
     Pet of the week (Moses, dog);  17 Jul 2008, p. 129
     Pet of the week (Beesie, dog);  31 Jul 2008, p. 131

     What's that smell?;  14 Aug 2008, p. C2

     Celebrate your senior pet;  11 Sep 2008, p. C2

     Who's your daddy...or rather what's your daddy?;  9 Oct 2008, p. C1
     Helping out (Orpahns of the Storm, Deerfield IL, photo);  16 Oct 2008, p. 22
     Keep pets safe and happy on Halloween;  30 Oct 2008, p. A15

     Pet tips for a happy Thanksgiving;  13 Nov 2008, p. C1

     Make sure pets have safe, happy holidays;  4 Dec 2008, p. A13
     Pets and arthritis;  11 Dec 2008, p. C1






  PHOTOGRAPHY AND PHOTOGRAPHERS

     [no title] (Emerald Bay, Nevada, photo);  3 Jan 2009, p. 5
     Pictures of the year 2007;  3 Jan 2008, p. 9
     The fascination fo fire and smoke (<U>Renewal: The Photography of Jill Metcoff</I>, Independence Grove Forest Preserve,  Libertyville IL);  1 May 2008, p. B3

     Snapshots of invisible beauty (Lake County Astronomical Society);  9 Oct 2008, p. B1
     Exhibit puts very human face on war (<I>The American Soldier: A Photographic Tribute</I>);  30 Oct 2008, p. B1



  PIONEER PRESS (business, IL)

     Teen journalists needed;  24 Jan 2008, p. 23
     Press group sues IHSA over photos (Illinois High School Association, Illinois Press Association);  31 Jan 2008, p. 10

     New auto section debuts this week;  7 Feb 2008, p. 11
     To our readers (dispute with IHSA over photography at sports events);  21 Feb 2008, p. 135
     Pioneer outsources ad production;  28 Feb 2008, p. 131

     IPA, IHSA settle use of photos dispute (Illinois Press Association, Illinois High School Association);  10 Apr 2008, p. 109
     Levy named North Shore Magazine publisher (Burt Levy);  10 Apr 2008, p. 109
     Sun-Times New Group honored by county chamber (Lake County Chamber of Commerce);  10 Apr 2008, p. 110

     Today's New Homes debuts in this edition;  12 Jun 2008, p. 10

     Sun-Times, Pioneer web traffic spikes;  17 Jul 2008, p. 135

     Sonnenberg named ad director (Andrea Sonnenberg);  7 Aug 2008, p. 18
     Parents flock to Pioneer's child safety seat check;  14 Aug 2008, p. 22
     We want to know what you did this summer;  28 Aug 2008, p. 13

     Child seats to be inspected Sunday;  18 Sep 2008, p. 22

     Pioneer Press wins 30 state awards;  16 Oct 2008, p. 11
     Full list of awards (Illinois Press Association);  16 Oct 2008, p. 11

     My kind of town (proposed new feature for newspaper);  20 Nov 2008, p. 17




  PM&L THEATER (organization, community theater, Antioch IL)

     No tears at this funeral ("Dearly Departed);  7 Feb 2008, p. B1

     Proof at PM&L;  3 Apr 2008, p. B11

     "Brigadoon" - a show for dreamers;  22 May 2008, p. B3

     Greed is good - for the sly fox (<U>Sly Fox</U>);  24 Jul 2008, p. B10

     Director has no doubt about his cast (<U>Doubt</U>);  11 Sep 2008, p. B1




  POKIN, JIM (regular columnist)

     This week's episode of "Things that don't work right";  7 Aug 2008, p. 15





  POLITICS AND POLITICIANS
     see also ELECTIONS
     
     Voters to choose between Seals, Footlik (Dan Seals, Jay Footlik, 10th Congressional District);  10 Jan 2008, p. 17
     Newcomers vie for Dem spot in 26th (Richard Hammes, Bill Gentes, 26th Illinois Senate District);  10 Jan 2008, p. 17
     GOP rookies set sights on taking out Sen. Durbin (Steve Sauerberg, Mike Psak, Andy Martin, U.S. Senate);
        10 Jan 2008, p. 19
     Dems take aim at Iraq question (Randi Scheurer, Melissa Bean, 8th U.S. Congressional district);  10 Jan 2008, p. 107
     GOP duo differ on war (Ken Arnol, Kirk Morris, 8th U.S. Congressional district);  10 Jan 2008, p. 107
     10th Dems plan political convention;  10 Jan 2008, p. 108
     Lake County has its won presidential candidate : Mitchell is eager despite 19th-place finish in N.H.
        (James C. Mitchell, Republican);  17 Jan 2008, p. 116
     Rep. Sullivan offers scholarship opportunity (Ed Sullivan Jr.);  31 Jan 2008, p. 5

     Greenberg nabs 8th District nod : Rep. Bean tops primary foe (Steve Greenberg, Melissa Bean);  7 Feb 2008, p. 7
     Gentes wins shot at Duffy in 26th (Bill Gentes, Dan Duffy);  7 Feb 2008, p. 7
     Make it count : Voters show pick for president;  7 Feb 2008, p. 7
     A good-bye to "Geo" (Adeline Geo-Karis);  21 Feb 2008, p. 12

     How Illinois lawmakers voted in Congress;  13 Mar 2008, p. 9


     Stevenson III talks politics at Stevenson : Former senator says money more influential now than in past (Adlai E. Stevenson III);  17 Apr 2008, p. 23
     Bean tops $2 million in campaign funds (Melissa Bean, 8th U.S. Congressional district);  17 Apr 2008, p. 103
     Seals makes inroads, but still trails Kirk (Dan Seals, U.S. Rep. Mark Kirk, 10th U.S. Congressional district);  17 Apr 2008, p. 104
     Green Party faces objections, again;  17 Apr 2008, p. 104
     How Illinois lawmakers voted in Congress;  24 Apr 2008, p. 113
     Straight-party voting makes push for return;  24 Apr 2008, p. 113
     Tight finances slow Greenberg campaign trek : Manager leaves, funds not there (Steve Greenberg, 
       running for U.S. Congressional District seat);  24 Apr 2008, p. 114
     GOP files objections to 4 Democratic candidates for Lake County Board;  24 Apr 2008, p. 115

     How Illinois lawmakers voted in Congress;  8 May 2008, p. 109
     How should Congress tackle gas prices? Candidates share ideas for easing pain at the pump;  15 May 2008, p. 8
     Ryg earns Arc recogniation (Arc of Illinois, State Representative Kathy Ryg);  15 May 2008, p. 133
     Opposition to legislative pay raises hits roadblock in Senate;  15 May 2008, p. 134
     How Illinois lawmakers voted in Congress;  29 May 2008, p. 18

     Colleagues saw great things for Obama (Senator Barack Obama);  12 Jun 2008, p. 141
     "Obama effect" : Dems say it's for real, but GOP questions impact;  12 Jun 2008, p. 141
     10th District race earns extra fanfare : Onine poll watchers call it a toss-up;  12 Jun 2008, p. 141
     How Illinois lawmakers voted in Congress;  19 Jun 2008, p. 133

     Sullivan awards college scholarships (State Rep. Ed Sullivan);  10 Jul 2008, p. 18
     Sullivan accepts used, damaged U.S. flats (State Rep. Ed Sullivan);  10 Jul 2008, p. 18
     Townships : Necessary or irrelevant?;  24 Jul 2008, p. 8
     Anonymous flyer accuses trustee of rebate : Sullivan, "That is a bald-face lie" (Ed Sullivan, Mundelein village trustee);  31 Jul 2008, p. 5
     Sullivan defends lawsuit contact (trustee Ed Sullivan);  31 Jul 2008, p. 10

     "Man from Libertyville" fosters debate once again (Adlai Stevenson II);  7 Aug 2008, p. 8
     Durbin hails new safety law at Vernon Hills YMCA (Consumer Product Safety Commission Reform Act);  14 Aug 2008, p. 6
     Political veterans discuss changes in presidential nominating system;  14 Aug 2008, p. 16
     Link wants to be Ill. Senate prez (State Sen. Terry Link);  21 Aug 2008, p. 7

     County Republicans to hold annual meeting Saturday;  11 Sep 2008, p. 22
     Tracking the 10th (U.S. Congressional District race, Rep. Mark Kirk vs. Dan Seals);  18 Sep 2008, p. 14
     Edgar recalls days as governor at packed farm bureau meeting (former Illinois Governor Jim Edgar);  25 Sep 2008, p. 7
     Election 2008 : Candidate forum on the economy;  25 Sep 2008, p. 14

     Lake County state's attorney foes trade barbs at forum (Michael Waller, Mike Jacobs);  2 Oct 2008, p. 18
     Police seek more training when cash is short;  2 Oct 2008, p. 20
     Election 2008 : Candidate forum on public safety;  2 Oct 2008, p. 21
     Election 2008 : Candidate forum on transportation;  9 Oct 2008, p. 150
     Going green needs legislative support;  16 Oct 2008, p. 12
     Election 2008 : Candidate forum on the einvironment;  16 Oct 2008, p. 13
     2008 Early Voters Guide;  16 Oct 2008, p. 162
     Health care on life support?;  23 Oct 2008, p. 10
     Health insurance costs begin to exceed the $12,000 benchmark;  23 Oct 2008, p. 10
     Election 2008 : Candidate forum on health care;  23 Oct 2008, p. 11
     Getting together (Willard Helander, Terry Darraugh, Corinne Wood);  23 Oct 2008, p. 140
     Circuit clerk incumbent challenged by assistant public defender (Sally Coffelt, Cynthia Haran);  30 Oct 2008, p. 7
     Doctors to face off for coroner's office (Michael Oster, Richard Keller);  30 Oct 2008, p. 7
     Lake County State's Attorney battle is rematch from 2004 (Michael Jacobs, Michael Waller);  30 Oct 2008, p. 7
     Experience vs. change : Ryg, Sugrue run for D-59 office (Kathy Ryg, Dan Sugrue);  30 Oct 2008, p. 9
     "Blogging mayor" to face Republican in 26th District (Mayor Bill Gentes, Dan Duffy);  30 Oct 2008, p. 10
     Lake County GOP sues over voter registrations;  30 Oct 2008, p. 14
     Octoberfest fun (Women's Republican Club of Lake Forest-Lake Bluff);  30 Oct 2008, p. 148

     Sullivan thrashes Howland in 51st House battle (Ed Sullivan Jr., Amanda Howland);  6 Nov 2008, p. 5
     Ryg heads into fourth term in State House (Kathy Ryg);  6 Nov 2008, p. 5
     Kirk beats Seals in 10th race (Mark Kirk, 10th Congressional District, Dan Seals);  6 Nov 2008, p. 7
     Bean wins 8th Distict (Melissa Bean, 8th Congressional District, Steve Greenburg);  8 Nov 2008, p. 7
     Duffy nabs 26th (Dan Duffy, Illinois Senate Distict 26, Bill Gentes);  6 Nov 2008, p. 7
     Link defeats Gray in 30th Senate race (Terry Link, Illinois Senate District 30, Keith Gray);  6 Nov 2008, p. 7
     Jacobs may seek recount in state's attorney race (Michael Jacobs, incumbent Michael Waller);  6 Nov 2008, p. 12
     Keller claims 2nd term as Lake coroner (Richard KEller, Michael Oster);  6 Nov 2008, p. 12
     Coffelt claims victory but opponent says no (Sally Coffelt, Lake County Circuit Court Clerk,
        Cynthia Pruim Haran);  6 Nov 2008, p. 12
     Sullivan asks Madigan to review price of road salt (State Representative Ed Sullican Jr., Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan);  13 Nov 2008, p. 20
     Libertyville man savors historic moment (Christopher Kennedy, election night rally for BArack Obama);  13 Nov 2008, p. 151
     Libertyville mayor will seek another term in 2009 (Jeffrey Harger);  13 Nov 2008, p. 153

     Lake County residents disgusted by governor's arrest (Govenor Rod Blagojevich);  11 Dec 2008, p. 7
     Lake County sheriff switches to GOP (Mark Curran);  18 Dec 2008, p. 14






  Pollution
     see ENVIRONMENT




  PRESCRIPTION DRUGS

     Daily rhythms affect how meds work;  7 Feb 2008, p. A14

     The drug talk : Include meds and OTCs;  1 May 2008, p. A9
     Teen views on RX drugs;  1 May 2008, p. A10



  PRESS BOX (regular column - note: this column lists local people's activities in sports.  
       Instead of subject headings, this part of the index will list people alphabetically)
      see also ATHLETES OF THE WEEK  (regular column)
      see also CATCH THIS  (regular column)
      see also EXTRA INNINGS  (regular column)
      see also FINISH LINE (regular column)
      see also FLIPSIDE  (regular column)
      see also FOOTNOTES (regular column)
      see also OFF THE NOTEPAD  (regular column)
      see also QUICK BITS (regular column)
 
       Abushevitz, Elizabeth;  5 Jun 2008, p. 147
       Acosta, Guillermo;  10 Jul 2008, p. 151
       Alland, Tori;  17 Jul 2008, p. 138
       Arnold, JoAnna;  5 Jun 2008, p. 147

       Ballenger, Lisa;  13 Mar 2008, p. 113
       Barnett, Emily;  5 Jun 2008, p. 147
       Bartman, Janelle;  5 Jun 2008, p. 147
       Bazarnik, Blake;  10 Jul 2008, p. 151
       Bean, Josh;  13 Mar 2008, p. 113;  5 Jun 2008, p. 147
       Beatty, Jim;  10 Jul 2008, p. 151
       Bogatov, Denis;  10 Jul 2008, p. 151
       Boudreau, Natalie;  10 Jul 2008, p. 151
       Bozek, Megan;  13 Mar 2008, p. 113
       Brej, Richard;  10 Jul 2008, p. 151
       Bromberg, Susan;  17 Jul 2008, p. 138
       Brooks, Kristian;  5 Jun 2008, p. 147
       Brown, Jason;  13 Mar 2008, p. 113;  10 Jul 2008, p. 151
       Bush, Jeremy;  13 Mar 2008, p. 113;  10 Jul 2008, p. 151

       Carstens, Matt;  17 Jul 2008, p. 138
       Clark, Jamie;  5 Jun 2008, p. 147
       Cliburn, Rachel;  5 Jun 2008, p. 147
       Coleman, Keli;  10 Jul 2008, p. 151
       Corona, Joy;  5 Jun 2008, p. 147
       Coughlin, Kevin;  5 Jun 2008, p. 147
       Croft, Adam;  13 Mar 2008, p. 113
       Cunningham, Erin;  17 Jul 2008, p. 138

       Danilkowicz, Jack;  5 Jun 2008, p. 147
       Denny, Alice;  5 Jun 2008, p. 147
       Dudley, Jeanna;  13 Mar 2008, p. 113
  
       Eberty, Drew;  5 Jun 2008, p. 147
       Ellis, Jenny;  10 Jul 2008, p. 151

       Fastert, Mike;  7 Aug 2008, p. 142
       Fellerhoff, Julia;  10 Jul 2008, p. 151
       Flaksman, Stephanie;  5 Jun 2008, p. 147
       Flanzer, Julie;  10 Jul 2008, p. 151
       Foland, Byran;  10 Jul 2008, p. 151
       Frankel, Etham;  10 Jul 2008, p. 151

       Gavigan, Kellie;  17 Jul 2008, p. 138
       Gehringer, Ava;  5 Jun 2008, p. 147
       Gerbich, Nick;  7 Aug 2008, p. 142
       Grant, Chelsa;  17 Jul 2008, p. 138
       Green, Karsen;  10 Jul 2008, p. 151

       Hadesman, Rebecca;  17 Jul 2008, p. 138
       Hall, Ali;  17 Jul 2008, p. 138
       Hauser, Katie;  10 Jul 2008, p. 151
       Heller, Alexandra;  17 Jul 2008, p. 138
       Hermsen, Mike;  7 Aug 2008, p. 142
       Hill, Rashe;  5 Jun 2008, p. 147
       Hirt, Lucy;  13 Mar 2008, p. 113
       Hirt, Polly;  13 Mar 2008, p. 113
       Hodesman, Becky;  10 Jul 2008, p. 151
       Hoelterhoff, Michael;  17 Jul 2008, p. 138
       Hoffmann, Tod;  7 Aug 2008, p. 142
       Holloway, Connor;  17 Jul 2008, p. 138
       Hough, Kelsey;  17 Jul 2008, p. 138
       Howard, Will;  10 Jul 2008, p. 151
       Hu, Sheng;  17 Jul 2008, p. 138

       Jordan, Ryan;  5 Jun 2008, p. 147
       Joyce, Sean;  7 Aug 2008, p. 142

       Kadyrov, Ismail;  13 Mar 2008, p. 113
       Kaye, Kristin;  5 Jun 2008, p. 147
       Kennedy, Jimmy;  13 Mar 2008, p. 113
       Kerber, Jazzy;  5 Jun 2008, p. 147
       Kerr, Stew;  17 Jul 2008, p. 138
       Kim, Brian;  13 Mar 2008, p. 113
       Koleno, Nicole;  10 Jul 2008, p. 151
       Koto, Melanie;  17 Jul 2008, p. 138
       Kowalik, Nicole;  5 Jun 2008, p. 147
       Krippinger, John;  5 Jun 2008, p. 147

       Lamp, Jessica;  10 Jul 2008, p. 151
       Langslet, Jason;  10 Jul 2008, p. 151
       Lee, Dave;  7 Aug 2008, p. 142
       Lejeune, Danny;  5 Jun 2008, p. 147
       Lidawer, Aaron;  5 Jun 2008, p. 147
       Lindemann, Gary;  7 Aug 2008, p. 142
       Linna, Todd;  7 Aug 2008, p. 142
       Lipp, Madeline;  10 Jul 2008, p. 151
       Lipp, Nicole;  17 Jul 2008, p. 138
       Ljuboja, Marina;  5 Jun 2008, p. 147
       Lukacs, Ricky;  5 Jun 2008, p. 147

       Ma, Toby;  13 Mar 2008, p. 113
       Marsek, P. J.;  13 Mar 2008, p. 113
       McCormick, PeeWee;  7 Aug 2008, p. 142
       McGreevy, Marty;  7 Aug 2008, p. 142
       McKee, April;  17 Jul 2008, p. 138
       Mena, Martin;  10 Jul 2008, p. 151
       Michelau, Amy;  5 Jun 2008, p. 147
       Minor, Brienne;  10 Jul 2008, p. 151
       Minor, Jasmine;  10 Jul 2008, p. 151
       Morway, Kecia;  17 Jul 2008, p. 138
       Murnane, Maggie;  17 Jul 2008, p. 138
       Murtha, Brian;  13 Mar 2008, p. 113
       Myers, Chris;  7 Aug 2008, p. 142
       Mynatt, Henry;  10 Jul 2008, p. 151

       Nathan, Reevan;  5 Jun 2008, p. 147
       Napier, Andrew;  10 Jul 2008, p. 151
       Napier, Andy;  5 Jun 2008, p. 147
       Neiweem, Paula;  10 Jul 2008, p. 151

       O'Connell, Christina;  17 Jul 2008, p. 138
       O'Connell, Kevin;  17 Jul 2008, p. 138
       O'Connor, Susie;  17 Jul 2008, p. 138
       Orfanos, Catherine;  10 Jul 2008, p. 151

       Palac, Jimmy;  5 Jun 2008, p. 147
       Patrone, Jessica;  13 Mar 2008, p. 113
       Paul, Brandon;  10 Jul 2008, p. 151
       Peterson, Max;  10 Jul 2008, p. 151
       Peysakhovich, Jaquelene;  5 Jun 2008, p. 147
       Plonsker, Jilly;  17 Jul 2008, p. 138
       Plonsker, Katie;  17 Jul 2008, p. 138
       Plonsker, Scott;  17 Jul 2008, p. 138
       Poeta, Mike;  13 Mar 2008, p. 113
       Pottinger, Lamarr;  5 Jun 2008, p. 147
       Price, Jessica;  17 Jul 2008, p. 138
       Pumala, Skip;  7 Aug 2008, p. 142

       Quon, Rachel;  17 Jul 2008, p. 138

       Ragalie, Diane;  17 Jul 2008, p. 138
       Rahe, Alec;  5 Jun 2008, p. 147
       Reagan, Spencer;  17 Jul 2008, p. 138
       Reckert, Taylor;  10 Jul 2008, p. 151
       Redlicki, Martin;  13 Mar 2008, p. 113
       Redlicki, Michael;  13 Mar 2008, p. 113

       Richardson, Ed;  7 Aug 2008, p. 142
       Rieger, Carly;  10 Jul 2008, p. 151
       Romberg, Laura;  17 Jul 2008, p. 138

       Saltarelli, Kathleen;  10 Jul 2008, p. 151
       Samp, Carly;  17 Jul 2008, p. 138
       Schwartz, Joe;  10 Jul 2008, p. 151
       Segal, Max;  17 Jul 2008, p. 138
       Seymour, Kerrin;  10 Jul 2008, p. 151
       Shape, Larlee;  5 Jun 2008, p. 147
       Shipp, Harrison;  17 Jul 2008, p. 138
       Shopiro, Rebecca;  5 Jun 2008, p. 147
       Silbar, Dave;  7 Aug 2008, p. 142
       Simon, Spencer;  10 Jul 2008, p. 151
       Smith-Bergsrud, Roger;  13 Mar 2008, p. 113
       Spigelman, Greg;  5 Jun 2008, p. 147
       Spillone, Michael;  10 Jul 2008, p. 151
       Stenn, Sam;  10 Jul 2008, p. 151
       Stoehr, Mitch;  17 Jul 2008, p. 138
       Stolarik, DeAnne;  7 Aug 2008, p. 142
       Sullivan, Annie;  10 Jul 2008, p. 151
       Sullivan, Reed;  17 Jul 2008, p. 138
       Svigos, Alex;  17 Jul 2008, p. 138
       Szuic-Cieplicki, Nicole;  10 Jul 2008, p. 151

       Taylor, Diana;  5 Jun 2008, p. 147
       Telander, Zack;  17 Jul 2008, p. 138
       Teskoski, Kurtis;  17 Jul 2008, p. 138
       Thut, Lindsey;  17 Jul 2008, p. 138
       Timmeman, Megan;  10 Jul 2008, p. 151
       Tuchman, Alex;  13 Mar 2008, p. 113
       Turewicz, Monica;  10 Jul 2008, p. 151

       Uyenishi, Katie;  17 Jul 2008, p. 138

       VanLieshout, Martha;  17 Jul 2008, p. 138
       Varner, Ray;  5 Jun 2008, p. 147

       Volpentesta, Tony;  10 Jul 2008, p. 151

       Wagener, Caitlin;  17 Jul 2008, p. 138
       Wang, Lisa;  5 Jun 2008, p. 147
       Wanland, Ashley;  17 Jul 2008, p. 138
       White, Joe;  7 Aug 2008, p. 142
       White, Liz;  7 Aug 2008, p. 142
       Wilkins, Lindsey;  10 Jul 2008, p. 151
       Wilson, Alyssa;  17 Jul 2008, p. 138
       Wood, Daniel;  13 Mar 2008, p. 113

       Zazove, Nicholas;  5 Jun 2008, p. 147
       Zordani, Christina;  10 Jul 2008, p. 151
       Zordani, Elizabeth;  10 Jul 2008, p. 151
       Zordani, John;  13 Mar 2008, p. 113;  10 Jul 2008, p. 151
       Zordani, Katie;  10 Jul 2008, p. 151
       Zoubareva, Taya;  10 Jul 2008, p. 151





  PSYCHOLOGY

     Cybercouch : Is online psychotherapy a safe and effective form of treatment?;  10 Jul 2008, p. A9
     Help that goes the distance;  10 Jul 2008, p. A9
     Some therapists say face time is essential;  10 Jul 2008, p. A10

     Running late is a bad habit;  2 Oct 2008, p. A14
     Laugh to live, live to laugh : Laughter therapy gets the giggles rolling toward better health;  27 Nov 2008, p. A9
     Why holiday visits go sour;  18 Dec 2008, p. A11





  Public transportation
     See METRA




  QUICK BYTES (regular column, computers)

     Crapware is slowing down your computer;  17 Jan 2008, p. 107
     Don't go phishing for those e-mails;  14 Feb 2008, p. 117
     Free software alternatives are available;  13 Mar 2008, p. 100

     



  QUICK HITS (regular column - note: this column lists local people's activities in sports.  
       Instead of subject headings,  this part of the index will list people alphabetically)
       see also ATHLETES OF THE WEEK (regular column)
       see also CATCH THIS (regular column)
       see also EXTRA INNINGS (regular column)
       see also FINISH LINE (regular colunm)
       see also FLIPSIDE (regular column)
       see also FOOTNOTES (regular column)
       see also OFF THE NOTEPAD (regular column)
       see also PRESS BOX (regular column)


 
     Cieslak, Brad;  24 Jul 2008, p. 125
     Clark, Jamie;  14 Feb 2008, p. 137
     Covert, Jimbo;  24 Jul 2008, p. 125
     Covert, Scott;  24 Jul 2008, p. 125

     Duncan, Matt;  14 Feb 2008, p. 137

     Panico, Michael;  24 Jul 2008, p. 125 
     Panico, Santino;  24 Jul 2008, p. 125
     Partridge, Duncan;  14 Feb 2008, p. 137

     Sinkovec, Jake;  24 Jul 2008, p. 125
     Spigelman, Greg;  14 Feb 2008, p. 137
     Stoehr, Mitch;  14 Feb 2008, p. 137



    
  RAILROADS
     see also METRA

     Court ruling lifts constraints : Ordinances can't stop freight trains from sitting;  31 Jan 2008, p. 5


     Village takes case to U.S. Supreme Court : Fights for right to keep local control of rail crossings (Mundelein IL);  28 Feb 2008, p. 5

     Train horns return : could last for months as railroads fix cellular devices;  6 Mar 2008, p. 7

     Village expresses concerns in writing : Railroad purchase process targeted (Canadian National Railroad proposed acquisition of EJ&E Railway);
        26 Jun 2008, p. 5
     New train horn vendors inked : Keep devices in case Quiet Zone rules repealed;  26 Jun 2008, p. 12
     Canadian National's proposed purchase stemas lively debate;  26 Jun 2008, p. 140

     Emergency vehicles will feel impact of rail line purchase : Village studies STB's report (Canadian National Railway purchase of
        Elgin, Joliet and Eastern Railway, Surface Transportation Board);  31 Jul 2008, p. 5
     Public hearing set Aug. 26 at Plaza (Surface Transporation Board, Canadian National Railway proposal);  31 Jul 2008, p. 18

     Canadian rail seeks fast track for EJ&J (Canadian National);  14 Aug 2008, p. 5
     Most residents oppose rail line sale at hearing (Canadian National Railway proposed purchase of Elgin Joliet and Eastern Railway);  28 Aug 2008, p. 5

     Canadian Natioanl Railway, Mundelein reach agreement;  11 Dec 2008, p. 6




  REAL ESTATE

     Chicagoland real estate industry weathering storm, seeing silver lining;  9 Jan 2008, New Homes p. 7
     Wanna sell your house fast? Who ya gonna call? Home stagers;  17 Jan 2008, p. A3

     Sunny days coming;  27 Nov 2008, p. 11



  REALY InSITES (regular column)

     Real estate here still recession-hardy;  11 Dec 2008, p. 19
     Commercial realty showing strength;  25 Dec 2008, p. 9





  RECIPES  (as an aid to people using this index, the recipes will 
          have both the name of the dish and three ingedients) 

 
    
     BEEF
       Chef Julio's ropa vieja, beef brisket, bay leaves, achiote oil;  31 Jan 2008, p. 107
       Good brown stew, flank steak, flour, bacon grease;  20 Mar 2008, p. 122
       Italian beef wrap, mayonnaise, asparagus, mozzarella cheese;  10 Apr 2008, p. 105
       Garlic and herb standing rib roast, thyme, salt, black pepper;  4 Dec 2008, p. B23
       Garlic and herb standing rib roast, thyme, salt, black pepper;  4 Dec 2008, Last Minute Gift Guide p. 4
 
 
     BEVERAGES
       Summertime Margaritas, lime, tequila, Grand Marnier;  1 May 2008, p. 103
       Gary's Strawberry wine, frozen berries, sugar, yeast;  19 Jun 2008, p. 128
       Cucumber margarita, mezcal, Cointreau, cucumber juice;  24 Jul 2008, p. 108
       Sour cherry soda, sugar, vanilla bean, lemon juice;  24 Jul 2008, p. 108
       Light cantaloupe smoothie, organe juice, honey ice;  31 Jul 2008, p. 116
       Bourbon, peach schnapps, angostura bitters;  23 Oct 2008, Dining Guide p. 7

 
     CHICKEN AND OTHER POULTRY
       Moroccan chicken, olive oil Marsala wine, paprika;  10 Jan 2008, p. 102
       Balsamic mushroom chicken breat, cherry tomatotes, balsamic vinegar, Cabernet;  14 Feb 2008, p. 115
       Rosemary-marinated grilled chicken thighs, lemon juice, olive oil, rosemary;  5 Jun 2008, p. B28
       Pollo alla regina, chicken stock, white wine, mushrooms;  21 Aug 2008, p. 141
       Oven fried chicken, buttermilk, Dijon mustard, whole wheat flour;  11 Sep 2008, p. 153
       Honey orange-glazed roasted chicken, garlic, orange juice, bay leaf;  25 Sep 2008, p. 143
       Grilled chicken and Shrimp scampi, oilve oil, white wine, basil;  16 Oct 2008, p. 150

       
     COOKIES, CAKES, BARS AND PIES 

       Mark Seaman's 7-Layer bars, graham crackers, butter, shredded coconut;  24 Jan 2008, p. 119
       Sweety Pie's roll-out sugar cookies, baking powder, butter, eggs;  7 Feb 2008, p. 127

       Maple walnut (or pecan) pie, eggs, maple syrup, vanilla extract;  27 Mar 2008, p. 121
       Solomon's chocoholic cupcake, cocoa, butter, sour cream;  8 May 2008, p. 106

       Apricot pecan cereal bars, oats, applesauce, whole wheat flour;  11 Sep 2008, p. 154
       Hanukkah cookies, butter, honey, walnuts;  20 Nov 2008, Holiday Gift Guide p. 8
       Mr. and Mrs. Gondek's rosettes, eggs, flour, vanilla;  11 Dec 2008, p. 145


     DESSERTS
       see also COOKIES, CAKES AND PIES
    
       Ballymaloe vanilla ice cream, sugar, egg yolks, cream;  13 Mar 2008, p. 96
       Fennel ice cream, heavy cream, milk, sugar;  5 Jun 2008, p. B27
 
       Red bell pepper sorbet, sugar, water, raspberries;  7 Aug 2008, p. 130
       Strawberry-basil sorbet, water, sugar, lemon juice;  7 Aug 2008, p. 130
       Spiced pumpkin mousse trifle, heavy cream, vanilla extract, dark rum;  4 Dec 2008, p. B24
       Apricot white chocolate mandel bread ice cream sundae, vanilla ice cream, caramel sauce, whipped cream;  4 Dec 2008, p. 140
       Caramel sauce, sugar, heavy cream, unsalted butter;  4 Dec 2008, p. 140
       Spiced pumpkin mousse trifle, heavy cream, vanilla extract, dark rum;  4 Dec 2008, Last Minute Gift Guide p. 5


      

     DRESSINGS
        see also SPREADS AND DIPS
        
        Healthy Sun-dried tomato dressing, chcken broth, red wine vinegar, shallots;  17 Jul 2008, p. 127

     
     FISH AND SHELLFISH
       Stir Crazy's ahi tuna and avocado poke, sesame oil, lime juice, wonton chips;  17 Jan 2008, p. 115
       Shallots' Chilean sea bass with quinoa pilaf and red pepper coulis, garlic, chicken stock, olive oil;  17 Apr 2008, p. 101
       Grilled Texas wild American shrimp, lime juice, tequila, red chiles;  1 May 2008, p. 103
       Seared scallops with tarragon sauce, butter, dry white wine, fresh tarragon;  5 Jun 2008, p. B27
    
       McCormick & Schmick's northwest berry sauce, salmon, white wine, heavy cream;  3 Jul 2008, p. 118
       Grilled halibut, heirloom tomatoes, arugula, olive oil;  7 Aug 2008, p. 130
       Poached salmon with lemon-caper beurre blanc, whyite wine, shallots, heavy cream;  9 Oct 2008, p. 145
       Grilled chicken and Shrimp scampi, oilve oil, white wine, basil;  16 Oct 2008, p. 150
       Salmon Penne with wild mushrooms, butter, shallots, white wine;  23 Oct 2008, p. 150
       Baccala Napoletano, baccala or fresh cod, olive oil, Kalamata olives;  25 Dec 2008, p. 111
       Spaghetti con Vongole in Bianco, fresh clams, garlic, parsley;  25 Dec 2008, p. 111


     HORS D'OEUVRES, APPETIZERS AND SNACKS
       Parmigiano Reggiano crisps, freshly grated Parmigiano Reggiano, cayenne pepper, sage;  15 May 2008, p. 129         
       Ra Sushi's yellow monkey roll, nori, sushi rice, artichokes;  29 May 2008, p. 103
       Melon appetizer with asian dipping sauce, ginger, sugar, nuoc mam;  31 Jul 2008, p. 116
       Dipped pretzel rods with Chocolate, dried fruit, fat-free milk, pecan crowns;  20 Nov 2008, Holiday Gift Guide p. 2
       Chocolate caramel fondue, Caramel medallion, fat-free milk, mixed fresh fruit;  20 Nov 2008, Holiday Gift Guide p. 2
       Baked candy apples, fresh apples, lemon juice, cinnamon sticks;  20 Nov 2008, Holiday Gift Guide p. 2
               

     ICINGS 
       Sweety Pie's royal icing, confectioners' sugar, meringue powder, water;  7 Feb 2008, p. 127

     LAMB
       Lamb kebabs with pomegranate-lavender glaze, pomegranate molasses, olive oil, cinnamon;  3 Jan 2008, p. 106
       Nationwide hotpot, lamb steaks, potatoes, rosemary;  28 Feb 2008, p. 124
       Lamb and eggplant maple curry, onions, soy sauce, maple syrup;  27 Mar 2008, p. 121


     MEAT
       Roasted venison loin, spaghetti squash, mushrooms with port wine sauce, garlic, cranberries, orange zest;  21 Feb 2008, p. 121

      
          
     PANCAKES
       Banana pancakes with blueberry maple syrup, buttermilk, baking soda, lemon zest;  3 Jan 2008, p. 107
 
 
     PASTA
       Spaghetti Bolognese, Italian sausage, garlic, red wine;  16 Oct 2008, p. 150


  

     PORK
       Pork chops with sage garlic sauce, butter, red onions, parsley;  5 Jun 2008, p. B27
       Smoked baby-back ribs with Coca-Cola barbecue sauce, olive oil, garlic, cola;  28 Aug 2008, p. 143
       Carla Kissel's pork chops with apricot rosemary sauce, shallots, Marsala wine, butter;  4 Sep 2008, p. 140
      

     POTATOES
       Sweet potato pancakes (latkes), onion, garlic, matzo meal;  24 Apr 2008, p. 109
       Sour cream mashed potatoes, red potatoes, milk, butter;  4 Dec 2008, p. B24
       Sour cream mashed potatoes, red potatoes, milk, butter;  4 Dec 2008, Last Minute Gift Guide p. 5



     SALADS
       Roasted pepper salad with basil and goat cheese, olive oil, balsamic vinegar, Dijon mustard;  10 Jan 2008, p. 103
       Quinoa mango and tomato salad, lime juice, red onion, cilantro;  11 Sep 2008, p. 155
       Grilled sweet potato salad with honey-balsamic vinaigrette, olive oil, Dijon mustard, Isola Cream of Balsamic;
          6 Nov 2008, p. 155


   

     SAUCES AND MARINADES
       Fresh herb marinade for meats, basil, olive oil, oregano;  3 Jan 2008, p. 106

       Ragu Bolongnese sauce, onions, olive oil, pancetta;  6 Mar 2008, p. 120
       Stewed pineapple with raisins and chilies chutney, mustard seeds, golden raisins, cayenne chiles;  26 Jun 2008, p. 135
       Wasabi cream from Pete Miller's Seafood and Prime Steak House, wasabi powder, sour cream, rice vinegar;  18 Sep 2008, p. 139
       Horseradish crust from Pete Miller's Seafood and Prime Steak House, butter, wasabi powder, garlic;  18 Sep 2008, p. 139
       Honey orange sauce, onion, white wine chicken broth;  25 Sep 2008, p. 143

       Jacqueline Delery's Vegetarian gravy, nutritional yeast, soy sauce, oil;  20 Nov 2008, p. 138


         
     SOUPS AND STEWS
       Mushroom soup, chicken stock, heavy whipping cream, onion;  3 Jan 2008, p. 106
       Good brown stew, flank steak, flour, bacon grease;  20 Mar 2008, p. 122
       The real deal chicken and sausage gumbo, flour, chicken stock, thyme;  22 May 2008, p. 138

       Creamy n' crunchy potato soup, butter, whipping cream, apples;  11 Sep 2008, p. 151
       Parsnip and apple soup, Fuji apples, ginger, brown sugar;  25 Sep 2008, p. A11
       Roasted carrot ginger soup, parsnips, fresh ginger, chicken broth;  13 Nov 2008, p. 142


  
     SPREADS AND DIPS
        Strawberry salsa, fresh strawberries, green peppers, green onions;  19 Jun 2008, p. 128
        Roth Kase's creamy artichoke dip with mezzaluna, gorgonzola and fontiago, white wine, lemon juice, chicken stock;  10 Jul 2008, p. 130
        Base for flavored butter, unsalted butter, kosher salt;  25 Dec 2008, p. 112
        Thyme and garlic butter, fresh thyme leaves, lemon zest, garlic;  25 Dec 2008, p. 112
        Cilantro, lime and chile butter, cilantro leaves, lime juice, red pepper flakes;  25 Dec 2008, p. 112
        Dill, parsley and shallot butter, fresh dill, lemon juice, platleaf parsley;  25 Dec 2008, p. 112



    
     VEGETABLES
       Spaghetti squash with fresh tomato sauce, olive oil, red pepper flakes, basil;  3 Jan 2008, p. 107
       Vegetable fresca, carrots, zucchini, peapods;  10 Jan 2008, p. 103
       Spanakopita, spinach, scallions, phyllo leaves;  3 Apr 2008, p. 99
       Roasted potatoes and asparagus, Dijon mustard, cherry tomatoes, green onion;  10 Apr 2008, p. 105
       Parthenon's famour braised green beans, olive oil, garlic, tomato paste;  14 Aug 2008, p. 137
       Linda Wiens' sweet pickled pumpkin, fresh pumpkin, sugar, white vinegar;  2 Oct 2008, p. 153
       Pumpkin chorizo paelia, chorizo sausage, innamon, honey;  30 Oct 2008, p. 150
       Jacqueline Delery's Thanful "Turkey" loaf (vegetarian turkey - wheat germ, wheat gluten, soy milk);  20 Nov 2008, p. 138
       Roasted brussel sprouts, whole grain mustard, Gruyere cheese, butter;  4 Dec 2008, Last Minute Gift Guide p. 4




  RELATIONSHIPS

     Making it last : Long-time couples, key is respect and shared values;  14 Feb 2008, p. A1
     Lookin' for love in all the right places;  14 Feb 2008, p. 127
     Relationships key to high school experience;  27 Nov 2008, p. 10



  RELIGION AND RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS
 
      Pennies in remembrance (Temple Jermiah, Northfield IL, photo);  31 Jan 2008, p. D11

     [no title] (Fr. Tim Ward, Lake County Association of Inclusive Churches, photo);  28 Feb 2008, p. 1
     Pastor invites area churches to join inclusive organization (Fr. Tim Ward, Independent Catholic Church);  28 Feb 2008, p. 8

     St. Demetrio to open sanctuary (St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Christian Church, Libertyville IL);  3 Apr 2008, p. 101
     Pope Benedict's visit to U.S. captivates Mundelein teen (James Petros);  24 Apr 2008, p. 5

     Jazz brunch (Ebenezer AME Church, Evanston IL, photo);  8 May 2008, p. D5

     Fashion show supports charitable progams (Women's Group of Saint Patrick's Church, Lake Forest IL);  19 Jun 2008, p. D7
     Smith preents new settings for classic hymm verses Tuesday at Lakeland Church in Gurnee (Matthew Smith, Lakeland Evangelical Free Chruch,
        Gurnee IL);  21 Aug 2008, p. B8

     Area teans aid poor on trip to Appalachia (United Methodist Church of Libertyville IL);  4 Sep 2008, p. 14
     North Woods party nets $270,000 (Sacred Heart Parish, Winnetka IL);  4 Sep 2008, p. D7
     Rosh Hashanah buzz : A tradition of honey sweetens hopes for the Jewish New Year;  25 Sep 2008, p. 143

     Helping children grow with grace: Grace Lutheran Church offers early-childhood programs (Libertyville IL);  2 Oct 2008, p. 7
     Connecting body and soul: Yoga classes at local synagogues combine religion and exercise;  2 Oct 2008, p. A1
     Olph Holly Fair (Our Lady of Perpetual Help Woman's Club, Glenview IL, photo);  2 Oct 2008, p. D6
     Priest turns holy message into $10 million series (Fr. Robert Barron, <U>The Catholicism Project</U>);  23 Oct 2008, p. 7
     On the farm (Union Church, Lake Bluff IL, fall festival, photo);  30 Oct 2008, p. 148





  RESTAURANTS

     Tablehopping : Polish cuisine on the edge of Deep Lake, warm destination on a winter night (Reflections Restaurant and Lounge,
        Lake Villa IL);  3 Jan 2008, p. B8
     Tablehopping : New eatery aims at comfort, elegance (Sopa, Highwood IL);  10 Jan 2008, p. B4
     More than a meal : Restaurants serve entertainment along with fine repast;  24 Jan 2008, p. A1
     Tablehopping : Indulge in foods of sunny Sicily (Ristorante Bottaio, Libertyville IL);  24 Jan 2008, p. B4
     Slow cooking, fast service : Chipotle's casual is quick and healthy (Chipotle Mexican Grill, Vernon Hills IL);  31 Jan 2008, p. B7

     A global variety of fresh-made foods : New eatery in Highland Park (City Park Grill, Highland Park IL);  7 Feb 2008, p. B4

     Fresh fish makes a big splash in Third Lake (Yuri of Japan, Third Lake IL);  28 Feb 2008, p. B5

     Table hopping : International tastes athe Alef Deli in Mundelein (Alef Sausaga and Deli);  6 Mar 2008, p. B4
     Bar food with an Irish brogue comes to Highwood (Bridie McKenna's, Highwood IL);  13 Mar 2008, p. B4
     Restaurant named for iconic mountain (Ararat International Shish Kabob House, Mundelein IL);  20 Mar 2008, p. B4
     Mickey Finn's Brewery is Irish all year long (Libertyville IL);  27 Mar 2008, p. B4

     Classic fun food is something to bark about (Dos N Suds Drive-in, Grayslake IL);  17 Apr 2008, p. B4
     Great lake views, great Mexican food (El Puerto Mexican, Fox Lake IL);  24 Apr 2008, p. B4

     Queue up for Dave's famous Bar-B-Que (Vernon Hills IL);  8 May 2008, p. B4
     Home style cooking at Lambs Farm's Country Inn (Libertyville IL);  22 May 2008, p. B4
     Fine French, Japanese dishes side-by-side (Irae 60, Vernon Hills IL);  29 May 2008, p. B4

     Maggie Moo's ice cream - just in time for summer (Maggie Moo's, Mundelein IL);  12 Jun 2008, p. B4
     Curragh, take two : Schaumburg's beloved watering hole reopens in Skokie (Curragh Irish Pub);  12 Jun 2008, Time Out p. 14
     Table for three : Entourage (Schaumburg IL);  12 Jun 2008, Time Out p. 27
     No reservations : Forget what you think you know, hotel bars serve up an untapped slice of suburban life;  12 Jun 2008, Time Out p. 28
     Saffron morphs into fusion fare (Saffron Indian Restaurant, Schaumburg IL);  12 Jun 2008, Time Out p. 31
     Rabbit, burgers lure Prada crowd to Hundred Acres (New York NY);  12 Jun 2008, Time Out p. 32
     Lake views and good Mexican food at El Puerto (Fox Lake IL);  26 Jun 2008, p. B4

     A taste of Thailand : Variety mingles with special spices for unusual fare (Green Basil Thai Restarant and Bar,
        Vernon Hills IL);  3 Jul 2008, p. B4

     Liberty is here to stay : Family offers Greek hospitality and cuisine from around the world (Liberty Restaurant, Libertyville IL);  17 Jul 2008, p. B4
     Port of Blarney is gageway to island and good food (Antioch IL);  24 Jul 2008, p. B4
     Good taste in Vernon Hills : Top restaurants take part in golden anniversary celebration;  31 Jul 2008, p. B4

     Great food, personal service are hallmarks of Lino's (Lino's Ristorante, Libertyville IL);  7 Aug 2008, p. B4
     Celina's Fruitilandia (Mundelein IL);  14 Aug 2008, p. B4
     Celebrating a classic : New cookbook marks 40 years of the Parthenon Restaurant (<U>The Parthenon Cookbook</U>,
        Chicago IL);  14 Aug 2008, p. 137
     Cafe with a concept : Prairie Croissant fits well with Prairie Crossing philosophy;  21 Aug 2008, p. B4

     Let them eat cake...or cookies or breat made without gluten (celiac disease, Rose's Wheat Free Bakery and Cafe, Evanston IL);
        4 Sep 2008, p. A7  
     Gluten-free on the North Shore;  4 Sep 2008, p. A7
     Mundelein's Journey's End goes the way of all good things;  18 Sep 2008, p. 5
     Karma is good with Pan-Asian cuisine (Karma Asian Food and Fine Wine, Mundelein IL);  18 Sep 2008, p. B4

     Food is still all in the family at Philly G's (Vernon Hills IL);  2 Oct 2008, p. B4
     Portillo's restaurant ready to expand : Plans to seat more than 400 people (Vernon Hills IL);  2 Oct 2008, p. 157
     Take wing with savory sauce (Gators Wing Shack, Waukegan IL);  9 Oct 2008, p. B18
     Juice up for good health: Murphy's Health Foods and Juice Bar (Libertyville IL);  30 Oct 2008, p. B5

     Caboose makes most of location (Mundelein IL);  6 Nov 2008, p. B17
     Toucan evokes the tropics (The Crazy Toucan Margarita Grille, Gurnee IL);  27 Nov 2008, p. B11

     New steakhouse fits the bill to budgets (Sullivan's Steakhouse, Lincolnshire IL);  11 Dec 2008, p. B16




  RING IT UP (regular colunn)

     What to buy, spend : Easy for some, difficult for others;  24 Jan 2008, p. A12
     When it comes to retro, you've got to be careful;  27 Mar 2008, p. A5

     Hide-and-seek at the store;  29 May 2008, p. A2
     Bargain hunters recall great shopping safaris;  26 Jun 2008, p. A2

     The fitting room for the discerning shopper;  7 Aug 2008, p. A12

     Elusiveness of the bargain;  11 Sep 2008, p. A4

     Loaded ode to good riddance;  6 Nov 2008, p. A4
     A note of humbug in a season of good cheer;  11 Dec 2008, p. A12





  Robertson, Russell, Dr.
     see THE DOCTOR IS IN
     see DOCTOR'S ROUNDS


 
  ROUNDOUT SCHOOL DISTRICT 72

     [no title];  9 Oct 2008, p. 26
     "A hidden gem" : Little-known Rondout D-72 is popular among parents;  23 Oct 2008, p. 22
     [no title];  23 Oct 2008, p. 26

     [no title];  4 Dec 2008, p. 19



  Royal, Barbara
     see  PET RX (regular column)



  Running
     see TRACK AND FIELD / CROSS COUNTRY 


  
  SAFE PLACE / LAKE COUNTY CRISIS CENTER (agency)


     Dating violence in the spotlight (The Yellow Dress, Gorton Community Center, Lake Forest IL);  28 Feb 2008, p. B1


 
  SAFETY
 
     Don's be blind to the dangers of fireworks;  3 Jul 2008, p. A8
     High-schoolers : Enter fire safety video contest;  24 Jul 2008, p. 18

     Safety tips for the holiday season;  4 Dec 2008, Last Minute Gift Guide p. 6
     Be sure toys you give kids are safe;  18 Dec 2008, p. A10




  Sailing
     see BOATS AND BOATING



  SANTA MARIA DEL POPOLO ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH (Mundelein IL)

     Dance and delctables served up at parish picnic;  4 Sep 2008, p. 135

     [no title] (photo);  11 Dec 2008, p. 6
     First Thanksgiving (kindergarten presentation, photo);  11 Dec 2008, p. 135





  SANTA MARIA DEL POPOLO ROMAN CATHOLIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (Mundelein IL)

     Mundelein pair prep for Spelling Bee finals : Set March 18 at College of Lake County (Josh Lam, Carl Sandburg Middle
        School and Amy Sebastian, Santa Maria del Popolo School);  13 Mar 2008, p. 7
     Suffering succotash! Mundelein student earns runner-up at spelling bee (Amy Sebastain);  20 Mar 2008, p. 5

     [no title];  13 Nov 2008, p. 25



  SASSONE, PAUL (regular columnist)

     But, answer came there none;  10 Jan 2008, p. 13
     He just won't understand;  17 Jan 2008, p. 14
     If the item fits, you must bag it;  24 Jan 2008, p. 11
     A cloud of dust and a hearty...;  31 Jan 2008, p. 12

     To bag or not to bag? Not;  7 Feb 2008, p. 13
     Stop campaigning, right now;  14 Feb 2008, p. 13
     Archie Bunker's time has come;  21 Feb 2008, p. 15
     My life as a fleshy chifforobe;  28 Feb 2008, p. 13

     IRS does some debunking;  6 Mar 2008, p. 12
     On the rude, mean streets;  13 Mar 2008, p. 13
     Still more thoughts on rudeness;  20 Mar 2008, p. 11
     Shabby Man not a priority;  27 Mar 2008, p. 13

     It's a stone groove, man;  3 Apr 2008, p. 15
     Helping the environment;  10 Apr 2008, p. 17
     Dr. Sassone and Mr. Hyde;  17 Apr 2008, p. 19
     Achieving Crayola closure;  24 Apr 2008, p. 21

     Is it here?  How about now?;  1 May 2008, p. 17
     [no title] (root beer);  8 May 2008, p. 17
     Radiating an ethical aura;  15 May 2008, p. 15
     Memorial Day not just parades;  22 May 2008, p. 17
     To better serve your TV needs;  29 May 2008, p. 19

     Enjoying your stayputcation;  5 Jun 2008, p. 12
     Not so easy managing movies;  12 Jun 2008, p. 19
     Reading books without books;  19 Jun 2008, p. 17
     Which summer is better?;  26 Jun 2008, p. 21

     One hour, not 59 minutes;  10 Jul 2008, p. 21
     You don't know what we'll do;  17 Jul 2008, p. 6
     Confessions of a villainholic;  24 Jul 2008, p. 17




  Schmitz, Kiki
     see CARMEL CATHOLIC H.S. (regular column)


      
  School Districts
    see  DIAMOND LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT 76 
    see  FREMONT SCHOOL DISTRICT 79
    see  MUNDELEIN HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 120
    see  MUNDELEIN SCHOOL DISTRICT 75
     

   
  SCHOOLS AND EDUCATION   

     St. A's gives record-breaking party (St. Athanasius, Evanston IL);  3 Jan 2008, p. D7
     Online education : Easier access to quality education;  10 Jan 2008, p. B13
     Schools willing to heare more on county sales tax;  17 Jan 2008, p. 12
     The staying power of religious education;  24 Jan 2008, p. 121
     Catholic education reinforces values;  31 Jan 2008, p. 7
     What is Catholic Schools Week?;  31 Jan 2008 p. 7

     "A real disconnect" : Tests for English-limited students help no one;  7 Feb 2008, p. 19
     School leaders split over IHSA photo policy (Illinois High School Association);  7 Feb 2008, p. 21
     [no title] (Lauren and Ira Perlman, Solomon Schechter Day School, photo);  7 Feb 2008, p. D1
     Scavenger hunt at Field Musuem (benefit for Solomon Schechter Day School of Metropolitan Chicago);  7 Feb 2008, p. D3
     Going green (North Shore Country Day School benefit, photo);  7 Feb 2008, p. D6
     Wildkit karnivale (Evanston Township High School Boosters, photo);  14 Feb 2008, p. D6
     IIT makes space for Hubbard Street (Illinois Institute of Technology, Hubbard Streed Dance Company);  14 Feb 2008, p. D7
     Role model (Lauren Caffarelli, St. Mary School, Buffalo Grove IL, photo);  14 Feb 2008, p. 121
     "How can I help my child?" Literacy program helps parents connect with kids;  21 Feb 2008, p. 17

     Waivers keep kids in class on Pulaski Day : Some schools take the day off;  28 Feb 2008, p. 22
     Chinese New Year party raises $40,000 (Winnetka Community Nursey School, Winnetka IL);  28 Feb 2008, p. D8

     Spelling masters (Antioch Elementary school spelling bee, photo);  6 Mar 2008, p. 6
     [no title] (benefit for School of St. Mary, Lake Forest IL, photo);  13 Mar 2008, p. D1
     Benefit nets $400,000 for School of St. Mary (Lake Forest IL);  13 Mar 2008, p. D3
     Schools : Reading lists should not hide from controversy;  20 Mar 2008, p. 8
     Kids dig healthy eating : North suburban schools sowing food for thought (gardening and nutrition);  20 Mar 2008, p. A1
     [no title] (Ed Finnegan, Ilene Kamerick, Cove School benefit, photo);  20 Mar 2008, p. D1
     Cove night draws record crowd (Cove School, Northbrook IL);  20 Mar 2008, p. D4

     District 31 Foundation raises funds for sound systems (West Northfield School District 31, Northbrook IL);  3 Apr 2008, p. D7
     Resident removed from teaching job after arrest (Thomas Ramon, District 112);  10 Apr 2008, p. 5
     Birthday salute to Mies at IIT (Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago IL);  17 Apr 2008, p. D4
     Party at Pinstripes is kick-off for Sacred Heart (Sacred Heart School, Winnetka IL);  17 Apr 2008, p. D7
     U of I Extension appeals to residents for funds (Lake County Extention Foundation, Grayslake IL);  24 Apr 2008, p. 29
     Service learning : Local high schools differ on requirement aspect vs. optional (volunteer programs);  24 Apr 2008, p. A1
     Green - the best color around (North Shore Country Day School benefit, Winnetka IL);  24 Apr 2008, p. D3

     Wildkit Karnivale nets more than $75,000 (Evanston Township High School Boosters, Evanton IL);  1 May 2008, p. D3
     [no title] (benefit for Lake Forest County Day School, photo);  8 May 2008, p. D1
     "Seuss on the Loose" at Lake Forest County Day School;  8 May 2008, p. D3
     [no title] (Erin Arnold, John Arnold, Ronald Knox Montessori School benefit, photo);  15 May 2008, p. D1
     Steel drums and chocolate Lab enhance party (Northbrook Cojmmunity Nursery School annaul gala);  15 May 2008, p. D3
     Montessori benefit nets $65,000 (Ronald Knox MOntessori School, Wilmette IL);  15 May 2008, p. D4
     Dramatic dining for moms, daughters (Regina Dominican High School, Wilmette IL);  15 May 2008, p. D5
     Children provide reasons to give (Winnetka Public School Nursery spring benefit);  15 May 2008, p. D7
     Master's degrees propel careers : Maximize your workplace efficacy by earning your MBA;  15 May 2008, Education p. 2
     Montessori schooling : A century strong;  15 May 2008, Education p. 2
     St. A's raises $21,000 for school (St. Athanasius, Evanston IL);  29 May 2008, p. D4
     Pomp & Circumstance (Matigian Preschool, photos);  29 May 2008, p. 98

     Prism Ball (Erikson Institute, Chicago IL, photo);  5 Jun 2008, p. D10

     [no title] (Alyse Edwards, Warren W. Cherry scholarship winner, photo);  3 Jul 2008, p. D1
     Cherry Foundation distributes scholarships;  3 Jul 2008, p. D3
     NDHS marks 70th year (Notre Dame High School for Girls, Chicago IL);  17 Jul 2008, p. D10

     It's a time to fly (college application process);  7 Aug 2008, p. B11
     Maximize the effect of your MBA;  7 Aug 2008, p. B12
     Rockin' in the sun (Sharon Komiofske, Daniel Burro, Melissa Schaupp, St. Francis Xavier School, Wilmette IL);  7 Aug 2008, p. D10
     Parents studying bargain shopping this fall;  14 Aug 2008, p. 9
     A new University of Illinois Extension web site;  14 Aug 2008, p. A2
     Wish list for allergy patients off to a dorm;  21 Aug 2008, p. A10
     Hadley Women's Board nets $200,000 for training of persons to teach the blind (Hadley School for Professional Studies);
        21 Aug 2008, p. D7
     High energy prices hurting budgets for school districts in Lake County;  28 Aug 2008, p. 9
     Students hit the books - and enjoy last days of summer (photos0:  28 Aug 2008, p. 11

     Rubin wins award for student leadership (Dr. Courtney Rubin, University of Illinois at Chicago);  4 Sep 2008, p. 16
     Contrast is hallmark of Lafayette 148 this fall (Saint Scholastica Academy fashion show);  25 Sep 2008, p. D3
     Alumnae kick-off benefit plans with NM breakfast (Saing Scholastica Academy, Chicago IL);  25 Sep 2008, p. D4

     Adell Kabins honored at Banner party (Banner Preschool, Wilmette IL);  2 Oct 2008, p. D8
     Steamy secrets : Glenview cooking school serves up full sensory experience (Viking Cooking School);  9 Oct 2008, p. 145
     Affording private education pre-k through college;  9 Oct 2008, Education p. 2
     Should I stay or should I go? The great college debate: to commute for to live on campus;  9 Oct 2008, Education p. 6
     Spending gaps grow as state dithers over funding;  30 Oct 2008, p. 16
     Will No Child Left Behind be left behind?;  30 Oct 2008, p. 16
     Election 2008 candidate forum on education;  30 Oct 2008, p. 17
     [no title] (Casino Night fundraiser for Saint Francis Xavier School, photo);  20 Nov 2008, p. D1
     St. Francis Xavier's Casino Night coming up SAturday in Wilmette;  20 Nov 2008, p. D5
     Lisa Ling named Woman for the World (Alumnae Board of Saint Scholastica Academy, Chicago IL);  20 Nov 2008, p. D7
     Relationships key to high school experience;  27 Nov 2008, p. 10

     Annual statement of affairs, District 34, Antioch;  4 Dec 2008, p. C40
     Annual statement of affairs, District 106, Bannockburn;  4 Dec 2008, p. C41
     Half the battle is just showing up : Area students are rewarded at 20th annual attendance contest;  11 Dec 2008, p. 7
     Barrels of gifts tempt board members (Saint Scholastica Academy, Chicago IL);  18 Dec 2008, p. D8


     


  SCIENCES

     Snapshots of invisible beauty (Lake County Astronomical Society);  9 Oct 2008, p. B1




  SENIOR CITIZENS

     Seniors can register for free bus rides;  14 Feb 2008, p. 24

     Memory matters : As seniors age, brain exercises become more importanat;  6 Mar 2008, p. A9
     Improve your memory;  6 Mar 2008, p. A11

     Seniors can attend MHS events for free (Mundelein High School);  10 Apr 2008, p. 6

     Seniors at risk : Wrist monitor may predict who's more likely to fall;  8 May 2008, p. A11
     Tarnish on the golden years : Elder abuse is a crime that's coming of age across the country;  15 May 2008, p. A9
     Seven signs of trouble (elder abuse);  15 May 2008, p. A9

     Safety review can help seniors stay at home;  26 Jun 2008, p. A4

     Know senior housing on its own terms;  17 Jul 2008, p. A12
     Do research when choosing a nursing home;  24 Jul 2008, p. A12

     Senior development coming to Mundelein (Sunrise Senior Living);  14 Aug 2008, p. 5

     Elder Wii people : North suburban seniors newest wave of video gamers;  18 Sep 2008, p. A7

     Seniors grow a garden of good memories;  2 Oct 2008, p. A16

     Aging well : Respect, patience keep conversations enjoyable;  27 Nov 2008, p. A11

     Gifts of love and kindness : Seniors recall holidays, hardships of the Great Depression;  25 Dec 2008, p. A5




  Senour, Phil
     see VIEW FROM MUNDELEIN H.S. (regular column)



  Shedd Aquarium
    see  JOHN D. SHEDD AQUARIUM (museum, Chicago IL)




 SLEEP

     Zzzzs for teens : Local high-schoolers trying to get enough sleep;  24 Jan 2008, p. A7
     How to get better sleep;  24 Jan 2008, p. A11
     What the studies say (sleep and teenagers);  24 Jan 2008, p. A11




  SMART AGING MATTERS

     England helps elderly to stay home longer;  24 Jan 2008, p. A9


      
  Smoking
     see TOBACCO

    

  SOCCER

     Eclipse Select Soccer Club's Dames in running for WPS coaching job (Rory Dames, Women's Pro Soccer League);  6 Mar 2008, p. 137

     Soccer forecast : Petermann, Corsairs are aiming high (Sara Petermann);  3 Apr 2008, p. 112
     Club soccer : Eclipse U16 wins National League;  10 Apr 2008, p. 120

     LF's Lipp earns soccer scholarship to Duke (Nicole Lipp, Lake Forest);  5 Jun 2008, p. 147
     Pioneer Awards : Player of the Year, Sara Petermann, Carmel, Coach of the year, John Holloran, Carmel,
        Newcomer of the Year, Kia Miller, Antioch, Rookie of the Year, Haleigh McPeek, Lake Forest);  12 Jun 2008, p. 147
     Club Soccer : Eclipse wins 6 State Cups;  19 Jun 2008, p. 140
     Club soccer : Eclipse claims three 3 Region II titles;  26 Jun 2008, p. 154

     Soccer forecast : Shipp enters season with star status (Harry Shipp, Lake Forest);  4 Sep 2008, p. 155
     Gold list : Oskar Gasecki, Warren, Drian Frankel, Deerfield, Harry Shipp, Lake Forest, Julio Zamora, Grayslake North);  4 Sep 2008, p. 155

     High five (Rachel Quon, Lake Forest);  2 Oct 2008, p. 172
     Sportlight : Brian Frankel (Deerfield);  23 Oct 2008, p. 161

     Noteworthy : Ali Heiler, Chelsea Grant, Nicole Aiello, Lindsay Thut;  13 Nov 2008, p. 164
     All-Lake Shore soccer : Deerfield's Frankel earns top honors (Brian Frankel);  27 Nov 2008, p. 118
     Pioneer Awards : Player of the year, Brian Frankel, Deerfield, Newcomer of the year, Javier Ramirez, Mundelein, Rookie of the year,
        Joey Calistri, Deerfield, Coach of the year, Elliott Hurtig, Deerfield;  27 Nov 2008, p. 118
     Next Level, Women's soccer (Allison Van Beek);  27 Nov 2008, p. 122

     Next level : Alex McKenzie, Brett McKenzie, Mallory Ford, Heather Ryan, Mary Jung;  11 Dec 2008, p. 160
     Next level: Rob Palutis, Steve Stavropouous, Erik Bene, Tom Biesiada, Jeremy Potter, Mile Trpeski, Robbie Weis);  18 Dec 2008, p. 141




  SOCIAL SECURITY

     New Social Security card merits debated;  10 Apr 2008, p. 114

   

  
  SOFTBALL

     Ex-Pats star Vikartofsky will play at CLC (Alex Vikartofsky);  28 Feb 2008, p. 141

     All-Lake Softball : Allen, player of the year (Jackie Allen, Vernon Hills);  19 Jun 2008, p. 142
     Pioneer awards : Coach of the year, Susie Brugioni, Lake Forest, Newcomer of the year, Alison Miccuci, Stevenons,
        Rookie of the year, Toni Kintzel, Libertyville, Silver Slugger, Ashley Mysliwiec, Antioch, Gold Glover, Lauren LaDuke, Lake Forest;  19 Jun 2008, p. 142

     Softball beat : Thunder's Ellett is a player to watch (Molly Ellett);  24 Jul 2008, p. 120

    


  SOLID WASTE AGENCY OF LAKE COUNTY - SWALCO (agency)


     Household electronics to be collected in Lake County;  11 Sep 2008, p. 22




  SPECIAL EDUCATION DISTRICT OF LAKE COUNTY - SEDOL

     [no title] (Tyler Stephenson, photo);  17 Jan 2008, p. 6
     Party gives boost to programs;  17 Jan 2008, p. D7
     It's all about them (John Powers Center, Vernon Hills IL);  17 Jan 2008, p. 104

     SEDOL looks to clear crowded rooms through expansion;  1 May 2008, p. 7

     SEDOL expansion project moves forward;  5 Jun 2008, p. 14
     Party raises $140,000 for special education;  12 Jun 2008, p. D7
     Building projects move on at SEDOL;  4 Sep 2008, p. 5
     SEDOL attempts to reignite parent advisory committee;  4 Sep 2008, p. 23
     [no title];  4 Sep 2008, p. 149
     SEDOL nurse is truly a superstar : Mundelein woman wins award (Ronna "Jake" Ellwing);  18 Sep 2008, p. 7




  SPECIAL OLYMPICS

     Helping out (Special Olympics, photo);  18 Sep 2008, p. 134




  SPECIAL RECREATION ASSOCIATION OF CENTRAL LAKE COUNTY - SRACLC (agency)

     MHS hosts special St. Patrick's dance (Mundelein High School Honor Society);  6 Mar 2008, p. 124



  SPORTS
 
     2008 shots in the dark;  3 Jan 2008, p. 124
     Newsmakers 2008;  10 Jan 2008, p. 120
     Press group sues IHSA over photos (Illinois High School Association, Illinois Press Association);  31 Jan 2008, p. 10
     Tall order (climbing wall, Libertyville IL, photos);  31 Jan 2008, p. 19
     Something to build on (Sean Royer, Illinois Ironman Competition);  31 Jan 2008, p. 125

     School leaders split over IHSA photo policy (Illinois High School Association);  7 Feb 2008, p. 21
     Round up : Teegan has shot at at-large berth (Kelsey Teegen);  7 Feb 2008, p. 134

     This isn't your daughter's roller derby;  13 Mar 2008, Trends p. 7
     Roundup : Hamann claims 3 titles at state age group meet (Michael Hamann);  27 Mar 2008, p. 134

     IPA, IHSA settle use of photos dispute (Illinois Press Association, Illinois High School Association);  10 Apr 2008, p. 109
     Press box;  10 Apr 2008, p. 119

     Roundup : Sky High 15s claim title at Asics Junior Nationals (volleyball), Legion baseball, Mundelein Bulldogs,
        Olympic trials diving;  26 Jun 2008, p. 152

     Spotlight : Byle Kopsick;  31 Jul 2008, p. 126

     Roundup : Libertyville 11s finish second;  7 Aug 2008, p. 141
     Roundup : Brust wraps up big summer;  14 Aug 2008, p. 151
     Gill among the "nuts" at inaugural event (Nick Gill, Lake County Triathlon);  14 Aug 2008, p. 152
     Heymann tops among 45-49 females in aquabike (Shari Heymann, Bangs Lake Multisports Festival);  14 Aug 2008, p. 152
     Roundup : Carmel's Minor off to a solid start, Mundelein 10s have a nice run (Jasmine Minor);  28 Aug 2008, p. 152

     Roundup : Mustangs finish first in quad meet at Lakes;  4 Sep 2008, p. 151
     Roundup : Mustangs are No. 1 at Cary-Grove Quad;  11 Sep 2008, p. 169
     Roundup : Reckert, Schmidt go 1-2 at Early Bird;  18 Sep 2008, p. 157
     Roundup : Mundelein girls win own invitational;  25 Sep 2008, p. 161

     Heads up on concussions : Common high school sports injury can have some serious consequences;  6 Nov 2008, p. A11

     Swat team (Ben Brust);  18 Dec 2008, p. 140
     In the crowd (Bill Carmody, Ryan Sawvell);  18 Dec 2008, p. 140
     Stat kings: Brandon Kunz, John Androus;  18 Dec 2008, p. 143
     2008 Super 25: Antioch's White, prep athlete of the year (Cameron White);  18 Dec 2008, p. 145
     2008 top prep stories : Antioch's football season tops our list;  25 Dec 2008, p. 121





  SPRING (season)

     Spring is here : Just look and listen;  28 Feb 2008, p. A1



  ST. JOHN LUTHERAN SCHOOL (Libertyville IL)

     [no title];  31 Jan 2008, p. 118
     [no title];  27 Mar 2008, p. 132

     [no title];  10 Jul 2008, p. 28
     [no title];  30 Oct 2008, p. 161




  ST. JOSEPH ROMAN CATHOLIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (Libertyville IL)

     [no title] (honor roll);  11 Dec 2008, p. 28




  ST. MARY ROMAN CATHOLIC CHRUCH (Lake Forest IL)

     [no title] (Ceil Barrie, Guild of St. Mary Church, photo);  10 Jan 2008, p. D1
     Prelude draws record crowd (Holiday Prelude benefit);  10 Jan 2008, p. D8



 
  ST. MARY OF THE LAKE ROMAN CATHOLIC SEMINARY (Mundelein IL)

     Mundelein seminary names Barron (REv. Robert E. Barron);  15 May 2008, p. 10
     Priest turns holy message into $10 million series (Fr. Robert Barron, "The Catholicism Project");  23 Oct 2008, p. 7




  ST. MARY OF THE ANNUNCIATION ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH (Fremont Township, Lake County IL)

     What's next (Scoot Hahn to talk at church);  6 Mar 2008, p. 6
     St. Mary installs new church organ;  29 May 2008, p. 8




  ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN SCHOOL (Hawthorn Woods IL)

     [no title] (Kyle Lang);  2 Oct 2008, p. 27




  Star, Sara
     see  WHAT'S UP, DOC? (regular column, health)



     

  Stiefel, Lynne
     see RING IT UP (regular colunn)





  SUMMER

     Here come's summer! (photos);  5 Jun 2008, p. 129
     Summertime escape;  26 Jun 2008, p. 133
     Signs of summer (photos);  3 Jul 2008, p. 116




  SWIMMING / DIVING

     Matt Grevers;  3 Jan 2008, p. 125

     At the next level (Steve Inacker);  21 Feb 2008, p. 134

     All-Lake Shore swimming : Patriots' Partridge, swimmer of the year (Duncan Partridge, Adlai Stevenson High);  27 Mar 2008, p. 135
     Pioneer awards: Duncan Prtridge - Swimmer of the year, Merrick Hiton - Diver of the year, Steve Wimmer - Newcomer of the year,
        Davis Malone - Rookie of the year, Cindy Dell - Coach of the year;  27 Mar 2008, p. 135

     Local pools set to open this weekend;  22 May 2008, p. 11

     Lake Forest's Grevers will swim at 2008 Olympics (Matt Grevers);  10 Jul 2008, p. 151
     Reckert's diving worthy of high praise : Mundelein senior thrilled to make All-America list (Taylor Reckert);  10 Jul 2008, p. 152
     Olympic tales : Swimmers of two generations and the changes in their sport (Dick Hanley, Matt Grevers);  31 Jul 2008, p. A1
     Like minds in different times (Olympic swimmers Dick Hanley, Matt Grevers);  31 Jul 2008, p. A1

     Weather didn't sink pool season (public swimming pools);  28 Aug 2008, p. 5

     Grevers enjoys celebrity status (Matt Grevers, Olympic medalist);  4 Sep 2008, p. 152
     Swimming forecast : Alland, divers are highly touted (Tori Alland, Stevenson High);  18 Sep 2008, p. 161
     Preseason honors : Swimmer of the year Tori Alland, Stevenson, Diver of the year Kerrin Seymour, Stevenson,
        Rachel Stoehr, Lake Forest);  18 Sep 2008, p. 161

     Noteworthy : Michael Hamann, Jennifer Kordik, Connor Black, Matt Grevers;  23 Oct 2008, p. 166

     All-Lake Shore swimming : Alland, Seymour earn top honors (Tori Alland, Kerrin Seymour, Stevenson High);  4 Dec 2008, p. 154
     Pioneer Awards : Swimmer of the year, Tori Alland, Stevenson, Diver of the year, Kerrin Seymour, Stevenson, Rookie of the year, Rachel Stoehr, Lake Forest,
       Coach of the year, Maggie Casteleyn, Libertyville;   4 Dec 2008, p. 154
     Swimming forecast : Stoeher, Scouts set their sights high, Mitch Stoehr, Lake Forest Scouts);  11 Dec 2008, p. 157
     Preseason honors : Swimmer of the year, Mitch Stoehr, Lake Forest, Diver of the year, A. J. Pew, Deerfield,
        Newcomer of the year, Ben Snader, Libertyville, Rookie of the year, Ryota Kuwahara, Stevenson);  11 Dec 2008, p. 157
     Noteworthy : Stevie Wimmer, MAtt Grevers;  18 Dec 2008, p. 146





  TAXES
     see also SOCIAL SECURITY

     AARP assists seniors with tax preparation;  3 Jan 2008, p. 5
     Transit sales tax could improve roads : Increase gives assist to riders and drivers;  17 Jan 2008, p. 6
     Schools willing to heare more on county sales tax;  17 Jan 2008, p. 12
     Fremont Library offers income tax assistance (American Association of Retired People);  24 Jan 2008, p. 5

     Police, firefighter pensions place burden on villages;  21 Feb 2008, p. 21

     Tax swaps last resort to rescue state's finances (Illinois);  6 Mar 2008, p. 8
     Fremont Township Assessment Roll, Corrections;  27 Mar 2008, p. 127

     Libertville Township assessment roll corrections;  10 Apr 2008, p. 15
     Property tax bills dig into taxpayers' pockets;  24 Apr 2008, p. 114

     Property taxes rise despite slow economy : Three-year period still counts when housing moved;  22 May 2008, p. 10

     Sales tax hike won't be on the Nov. 4 ballot : School districts fail to get enough support (Lake County IL);  14 Aug 2008, p. 8
     Anonymous flyer puts focus on tax rebates;  14 Aug 2008, p. 23

     Tax credit law hands "opportunity of a lifetime" to first-time buyers;  10 Sep 2008, New Homes p. 4

     Fremont township assessment roll for 2008;  6 Nov 2008, special supplement



  Taylor, Alissa
     See FREESTYLE (regular column, home improvement and interior design)




  TEENS / TEENAGERS

     Zzzzs for teens : Local high-schoolers trying to get enough sleep;  24 Jan 2008, p. A7
     How to get better sleep;  24 Jan 2008, p. A11
     What the studies say (sleep and teenagers);  24 Jan 2008, p. A11

     The drug talk : Include meds and OTCs;  1 May 2008, p. A9
     Teen views on RX drugs;  1 May 2008, p. A10
     Tips for surviving the teen party season;  22 May 2008, p. A15

     Great expectations : Teens talk about coping with the stress of overscheduling;  5 Jun 2008, p. A7
     What teens can do to cut stress in their lives;  5 Jun 2008, p. A7
     Dial down pressure - it's everyone's job;  5 Jun 2008, p. A11
     How adults can help (stress and teenagers);  5 Jun 2008, p. A11




  TELEPHONES AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES (includes cell phones, etc.)

     Fiber optics plan has advantages for Lake Forest;  11 Dec 2008, p. 150




  TELEVISION AND TELEVISION SHOWS

     Mundelein gains new Web-based TV (AT&T, U-Verse);  31 Jan 2008, p. 6
     Everyday Edisons sought at tryout (PBS show);  17 Apr 2008, p. 9
     Old "Wives" tales ("Army Wives", Lifetime Network);  12 Jun 2008, Time Out p. 
 
     Change of view : Digital TV is a big change for the industry, a small box for you;  14 Aug 2008, p. A3
     WTTW looks ahead to the holidays;  25 Sep 2008, p. D11

  

 
  
  TENNIS

     Tennis Forecast : With King gone, area stars could rule (Evan King);  10 Apr 2008, p. 123

     All-Lake Shore Tennis : Bogatov, Player of the Year (Denis Bogatov, Warren);  5 Jun 2008, p. 150
     Pioneer Awards : Coach of the year, Mark Linnenburger, Stevenson, Newcomer of the year, Jon Donnowitz, Warren,
        Co-Rookies of the year, Ross Ptterman and David Packowitz, Stevenson);  5 Jun 2008, p. 150
     Woldenberg, Barnett earn double honors (Ben Woldenberg, Sam Barnett, Highland Park);  5 Jun 2008, p. 150
     Tennis beat (Daniel Mihalov, Bannockburn, photo);  12 Jun 2008, p. 148
     Tennis beat : Mundelein's Minor takes CDTA qualifier title (Jasmine Minor);  19 Jun 2008, p. 146

     Tennis beat : Minor takes second at Midwest Closed (Jasmine Minor);  3 Jul 2008, p. 123

     Tennis beat : Spotlight;  7 Aug 2008, p. 143
     Prousis making meteoric rise in first year as a pro (Alexis Prousis);  7 Aug 2008, p. 143
     Tennis forecast : Top stars return to Deerfield lineup (Rachel White, Misla Krasowski);  28 Aug 2008, p. 155

     Spotlight : At Deerfield (Misia Krasowski, Julia Fellerhoff, Nicole Lipp, Kathleen Saltarelli);  16 Oct 2008, p. 176
     High fives : Annie Sullivan, Woodlands, Marcela Ampon and Elana Woldenberg, Highland Park, Katie Zordani, Lake Forest,
        Nicole Lipp and Kathleen Saltarelli, Lake Forest, Jenna Langhorst, Fremd, Misia Krasowski and Julia Fellerhoff, 
        Deerfield;  23 Oct 2008, p. 162

     Noteworthy : Madeline Lipp, KAtie Zordani, Alexandra Powers, Nicole Flower, Amanda Lin;  13 Nov 2008, p. 164
     All-Lake Shore tennis : Krasowski, Fellerhoss, Minor earn Player of the Year honors (Misia Krasowski, 
        Julia Fellerhoff, Jasmine Minor);  20 Nov 2008, p. 153
     Pioneer awards : Coach of the year, Geoff Gluck, Deerfield, Newcomer of the year, Emily Tresley, Highland Park,
        Rookie of the year, Kelly Poggensee-Wei, Grayslake North);  20 Nov 2008, p. 153

     Next level (Alexis Prousis);  11 Dec 2008, p. 155



  TERRORIST ATTACKS (September 11, 2001, Nine-Eleven, 9/11)

     Getting together (Lawrence Crone, Cindy Good, 9/11 remembrance ceremony, photo);  25 Sep 2008, p. 138





  THEATER
     see also BOWEN PARK THEATRE COMPANY / BOWEN PARK OPERA (organization, Waukegan IL)
     see also KIRK PLAYERS (organization, Mundelein)
     see also PM&L THEATRE (organization, Antioch)

     Jersey Boys sing at Apple Tree benefit (Highland Park IL);  3 Jan 2008, p. D8
     116 kids, one dog are worth a smile ("Annie Jr.", Christian Youth Theater);  31 Jan 2008, p. B4

     Wacky "Rapunzel" has hairy moments (Round Lake ARea Park District);  7 Feb 2008, p. B2
     Family party (Goodman Theatre benefit, Chicago IL, photo);  7 Feb 2008, p. D14
     Ebersole concert (Auditorium Theatre benefit, Chicago IL, photo);  7 Feb 2008, p. D15
     Life on the road suites Annie star (Grace Etzkorn);  14 Feb 2008, p. B2
     Wilde comedy ("The Importance of Being Ernest", College of Lake County, Grayslake IL);  14 Feb 2008, p. B8

     Dating violence in the spotlight ("The Yellow Dress", Gorton Community Center, Lake Forest IL);  28 Feb 2008, p. B1
     Rebellious princess meets her match ("The Princess Finds a Way");  28 Feb 2008, p. B2

     Humor, compassion help face down death ("'Til the Fat Lady Sings", Citadel Theatre Company, Lake Forest IL);
        6 Mar 2008, p. B3

     New science fiction series stars teens as - surprise! - teens ("Walls" series by Madelyn Sergel);  20 Mar 2008, p. B8
     Fun with films (Forbidden Hollywood, College of Lake County, Grayslake IL, photo);  20 Mar 2008, p. B9

     Forbidden Hollywood (College of Lake County, Grayslake IL, photo);  27 Mar 2008, p. B16

     Mermaid lands her love in lively musical ("The Little Mermaid", College of Lake County, Grayslake IL);  3 Apr 2008, p. B2
     Gas Light Angel Street, Attic Playhouse, Highwood IL);  10 Apr 2008, p. B3
     Applause, applause for Northlight (Northlight Theatre, Skokie IL);  17 Apr 2008, p. D5

     Forever young at heart ("Another Piece of Cake", Citadel Theatre, Lake Forest IL);  1 May 2008, p. B4
     "Seussical, the Musical" (Marriott Theatre, Lincolnshire IL, photo);  1 May 2008, p. B9
     "Alice" wonders about life ("Alice in Wonderland", Christian Youth Theater);  8 May 2008, p. B1
     Jack's the good guy in this musical tale ("Jack and the Giant", Rolek Community Center,
        Round Lake IL);  8 May 2008, p. B2
     Final weekend ("Les Miserables", Marriott Theatre, Lincolnshire IL, photo);  8 May 2008, p. B12
     "Anne of Green Gables" at Improv Playhouse (Libertyville IL);  22 May 2008, p. B2
     Apple Tree applauds Boevers (Eileen Boevers, Apple Tree Theatre, Highland Park IL);  22 May 2008, p. D8

     Steppenwolf fete nets $875,000 (Steppenwolf Theatre, Chicago IL);  12 Jun 2008, p. D4
     Emerald City allows actor to write shows (Alyn Cardarelli, Emerald City Theatre Company, Chicago IL);  12 Jun 2008, Time Out p. 41
     Sister Act ("Nunsense", Marriott Theatre, photo);  26 Jun 2008, p. B15

     Where there's a will : Good estate planning can help keep all the drama on state ("Relatively Close" at Victory Gardens Theatre, Chicago IL);  3 Jul 2008, p. A6
     Audrey is back! "Little Shop of Horrors" open for business at CLC;  17 Jul 2008, p. B3
     Reunion on stage : MHS alumni come together in play (Jonathan Sricharmorn, Michael Swager);  24 Jul 2008, p. 6
     Whole cast savors success of "Donuts" ("Superior Donuts", Steppenwolf Theatre, Chicago IL);  24 Jul 2008, p. B3
     Little wizard wins the day ("A Little Bit of Magic", Round Lake Park District):  24 Jul 2008, p. B8
     The Real Deal ("Steel Magnolias", Theatre-in-the-Woods, Riverwoods IL, photo);  24 Jul 2008, p. B9
     In the nude for laughs? See "Full Monty" ("The Full Monty", Harriott Theatre, Lincolnshire IL);
        31 Jul 2008, p. B1

     No rest for this "Princess" ("The Princess and the Pea", Marriott Theatre for Young Audiences, Lincolnshire IL);  7 Aug 2008, p. B2
     Goodman's million dollar night (Goodman Theatre, Chicago IL);  7 Aug 2008, p. D9
     "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat" (St. Mary of Vernon Catholic Church, Vernon Hills IL);  21 Aug 2008, p. B9
     Marriott caputres 19 Jeff Equity nominations (Marriott Theater, Lincolnshire IL);  28 Aug 2008, p. B4

     Faith, hope and superheroes ("Heroes and Villians", Theatre Building, Chicago IL);  4 Sep 2008, p. B4
     Sarah Siddons honoree Kathleen Turner speaks of theater dreams;  4 Sep 2008, p. D9
     Getting to the church on time ("Cold Cold Feet", Attic Playhouse, Highwood IL);  11 Sep 2008, p. B11
     Last chance ("The Full Monty", Marriott Theatre, Lincolnshire IL, photo);  18 Sep 2008, p. B11

     Elmo stars in "Sesame Street Live" (Genesee Theatre, Waukegan IL);  23 Oct 2008, p. B1
     Marriott's "Les Mis" sweeps the Jeffs (Lincolnshire IL);  30 Oct 2008, p. B17

     Children discover "Narnia" ("Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe">, Christian Youth Theater);
        6 Nov 2008, p. B13
     Sarah Siddons lauds Dunagan (Sarah Siddons Society of Chicago, Deana Dunagan);  6 Nov 2008, p. D9
     Improv presents "Treasure Island" (Improv Playhouse, Libertyville IL);  13 Nov 2008, p. B8
     Fifth anniversary party raises $1.4 million (Harris Tehater for Music and Dance, Chicago IL);  13 Nov 2008, p. D3
     "Beauty and the Beast" in Round Lake (Round Lake Area Park District Community Theater);  20 Nov 2008, p. B8
     "All Shook Up" (Marriott Theatre, Lincolnshire IL, photo);  27 Nov 2008, p. B19
     Family gala (benefit for Next Theatre Company, Evanston IL, photo);  27 Nov 2008, p. D11

     "The Glass Menagerie" (Improv Playhouse, Libertyville IL, photo);  4 Dec 2008, p. B18
     Charles Dickens' timeless message : Holiday tale bridges sacred and secular ("A Christmas Carol", St. Andrew Lutheran Church,
        Mundelein IL);  11 Dec 2008, p. B1
     Message of "Joseph" is ideal for the holidays ("Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat", Improv Playhouse,
        Round Lake Beach IL);  11 Dec 2008, p. B11
     Gala nets $550,000 for Goodman (Goodman Theatre, Chicago IL);  11 Dec 2008, p. D8
     Play time ("The Glass Menagerie", Rachael Lester, Nick Lester, Matt Terry, Shannon Campe, photo);  11 Dec 2008, p. 135
     Evolving "Bowery" set to music ("The Bowery Boys", Marriott Theatre, Lincolnshire IL);  18 Dec 2008, p. B1
     Five favorite stage shows of 2008;  25 Dec 2008, p. B5





  THEATER REVIEWS

     Magnificent epic (Les Miserables, Marriott Theatre, Lincolnshire IL);  28 Feb 2008, p. B4
     Kitchen table drama is funny as a funeral and then some ("'Til the Fat Lady Sings",
        Citadel Theare Company, Lake Forest IL);  13 Mar 2008, p. B3

     Marriott's cast puts the fun in "Nunsense" (Marriott Theatre, Lincolnshire IL);  29 May 2008, p. B8
   
     Terminal cuteness mars Apple Tree's "Bench" ("A Bench in the Sun", Apple Tree Theatre, Highland Park IL);   12 Jun 2008, p. B3
     Friends and enemies : Play looks at the fragile bons between men ("Art", Steel Beam Theatre, St. Charles IL);  12 Jun 2008, Time Out p. 39
     Algren tribute a keeper ("Nelson Algren: For Keeps and a Single Day", Looking Glass Theatre, Chicago IL);  12 Jun 2008, Time Out p. 42

     "Comic Thread" bare of comdey ("The Comic Thread", Highland Park Theatre, Highland Park IL);  14 Aug 2008, p. B8

     <U>Pen</U> pleases and perplexes (Apple Tree Theatre, Highland Park IL);  2 Oct 2008, p. B8
     Silly story sinks superb performances ("All Shook Up", Marriott Theater, Lincolnshire IL);  23 Oct 2008, p. B7





 THIS SUBURBAN LIFE (regular column)

     Community theater : All the 'burbs a stage;  24 Jan 2008, p. A12
     Quod erat demonstrandum (dogs are worth it);  17 Apr 2008, p. A12
     Lost Northburbia - the torn-down treasures;  24 Apr 2008, p. A3
     The return of yard work : A mild garden of curses;  8 May 2008, p. A2
     The naked truth;  5 Jun 2008, p. A10
     My friend, Ellen;  26 Jun 2008, p. A11

     Enjoy Interdependence Day;  17 Jul 2008, p. A2
     New perspective : Second City no more;  7 Aug 2008, p. A12
     The minors - in a major way;  11 Sep 2008, p. A15

     Climbing in Maine - because it was there;  16 Oct 2008, p. A1
     Our politically purple prairie: a meditation;  30 Oct 2008, p. A2
     Of pizza, skinny-dipping and gratitutde;  4 Dec 2008, p. A2
     Caroling, caroling;  25 Dec 2008, p. A7




  
  TOBACCO

     No smoking just one of 2008's new laws;  3 Jan 2008, p. 108
     Bar owners claim smoking ban hurting business : Waiting on clarification on outdoor shelters;  28 Feb 2008, p. 7
     Complaints come in, but no fines levied by county;  28 Feb 2008, p. 7




  TOYS AND GAMES

     "Lost Odyssey" a visual masterpiece (Xbox);  28 Feb 2008, p. B21

     Even with the Internet, board games still in vogue;  3 Apr 2008, p. A1
     A man's best friend can now play a board game;  3 Apr 2008, p. A1
     Writers vs. editors (Pioneer Press staff members play "It Was A Dark and Stormy Night" game);  3 Apr 2008, p. A2
     Bright sunny day for new game, "It Was A Dark and Stormy Night";  3 Apr 2008, p. A2
     High flying festivities for families in Gurnee (Flying for Kids Family Kite event);  10 Apr 2008, p. B2
     He's a "Guitar Hero"; 10 Apr 2008, p. 103
     Technical difficulties limit Universe ("Universe at War: Earth Assault", Xbox);  17 Apr 2008, p. B20

     "Mario Kart Wii" laps the competition;  1 May 2008, p. B24
     Fore! "Hot Shots Golf: Open Tee 2" takes the course for the PSP;  12 Jun 2008, Time Out p. 53
     Be the chess piece (life-size chess game, Libertyville IL, photos);  19 Jun 2008, p. 126

     Small craft sightings : Model boat aficionados set sail at the Chicago Botanic Garden;  4 Sep 2008, p. A1
     Elder Wii people : North suburban seniors newest wave of video gamers;  18 Sep 2008, p. A7

     Old tin toys did amazing things;  4 Dec 2008, p. A9
     Paper dolls show off the fashions of their day;  18 Dec 2008, p. A5
     Be sure toys you give kids are safe;  18 Dec 2008, p. A10





  TRACK AND FIELD

     MeTreats emphasize balance, down time (Jolene Moore, race walking, motivational speaker);  7 Feb 2008, p. A3

     Running with the right shoes (foot and ankle injuries);  20 Mar 2008, p. A9
     
     Track and field forecast : Area features plenty of distance aces;  17 Apr 2008, p. 117

     Track and field beat : Ross has big plans at state meet (Jamell Ross);  22 May 2008, p. 159

     All Lake-Shore Track & Field : Olson takes top award, again (Heather Olson, Warren);  5 Jun 2008, p. 151
     McIntyre stands out in shot, discus (Chris McInyre, Deerfield);  5 Jun 2008, p. 151
     Track beat : With Paul, records are just made to be broken (Megan Paul, Fremont School);  12 Jun 2008, p. 145
     Spreading the word (Megan Paul, USATF Junior Olympics);  26 Jun 2008, p. 158

     Race marks return after 20-year hiatus ("Run From the Cops 5K");  17 Jul 2008, p. 17
     Along for the ride (Larry Madison, John Paul Madison, "Run From the Cops 5K", photo);  24 Jul 2008, p. 107
     Race promoter (Sean Rockelmann, Kyle Brehm, "Run From the Cops" 5K, photos);  24 Jul 2008, p. 119
     Too hot to trot : Running in the heat calls for extra precautions and training;  31 Jul 2008, p. A7
     Cool it for summer runs (health and running in hot weather);  31 Jul 2008, p. A8

     Cross country forecast : Warren's Olson heads up talented field of runners (Heather Olson);  11 Sep 2008, p. 173

     All-Lake Cross Country: Perez, Poss, Runners of the year (Gerardo Perez, Lake Zurich, Erin Poss, Antioch);  4 Dec 2008, p. 157
     Pioneer awards: Runners of the year, Gerardo Perez, Lake Zurich, Erin Poss, Antioch, Rookies of the year, Will Brewster,
        Grayslake Central, Katherine Schrenck, Lakes;  4 Dec 2008, p. 157



  TRAVEL

     Spring in Hot Springs : A great getaway to get a jump on the season (Hot Springs AR);  6 Mar 2008, p. A1
     Coming clean about mineral baths (Hot Springs, AR);  6 Mar 2008, p. A2
     Free for all : Tour the north suburbs without opening your wallet (Chicago suburbs);  1 May 2008, p. A1
     Road trip tips;  19 Jun 2008, p. A10

     Megabus, minibucks : Road to savings begins with bus company that wings it;  3 Jul 2008, Travel p. 1
     Iron Horse Hotel caters to bikers (Milwaukee WI);  3 Jul 2008, Travel p. 4
     Dallas' West End entertainment hub rocks (Dallas TX);  3 Jul 2008, Travel p. 4
     How to make it up to your wife : Ritz-Carlton runs a piece of paradise in Bahamas called Abaco Club;  3 Jul 2008, Travel p. 5
     Tourist boom may be a bust for giant statues (Easter Island and vandalism);  3 Jul 2008, Travel p. 6
     Oregon coast : Wild, affordable, uncrowded and doable by car;  3 Jul 2008, Travel p. 7

     Happy trails to you : Louisiana's culinary paths paved with more than food;  7 Aug 2008, p. A1

     Free wheeling along the Erie Canal : Glenview's Ron Ganim recounts his seven-day, 380-mile bike trip along
        the historic waterway in upstate New York;  18 Sep 2008, p. A1
     From Buffalo to Albany;  18 Sep 2008, p. A2
     Traveling light;  18 Sep 2008, p. A2
     Gold rush : Mother Nature spins her magic near Front Range of Colorado's mountains;  18 Sep 2008, Travel 1C
     Detours : Flipping for more than burgers in Akron;  18 Sep 2008, Travel 1C
     Autumn awaits, this side of the rainbow;  18 Sep 2008, Travel 2C
     Trip tips : Airline removes life vests to save weight and fuel, Sears Tower listed among 10 places to see 
        before you turn 10;  18 Sep 2008, Travel p. 3C
     Fall foliage season is longer than you think;  18 Sep 2008, Travel p. 4C
     As summer ends, flyers brace for airline changes;  18 Sep 2008, Travel p. 4C
     Scary : Halloween is now its own season, Illinoi has gone so far as to trademark "Fall-O-Ween";  18 Sep 2008, Travel p. 5C

     Climbing in Maine - because it was there;  16 Oct 2008, p. A1

     Retracing a grandfather's steops : Iversons to head to remote region (Iverson family, Minnesota trip);  13 Nov 2008, p. 7
     Tenby, Wales : Small town with a big history (Jane Feely);  20 Nov 2008, p. A1





  TWOGETHER (regular column)

     An argument's tone can affect your health;  17 Jan 2008, p. A10
     Celebrate rather than commiserate;  14 Feb 2008, p. A9
     It only takes a minute for a better relationship;  20 Mar 2008, p. A11

     Give yourself the gift of forgiveness;  8 May 2008, p. A16
     Figuring out what love's got to do with it;  29 May 2008, p. A12

     Responsibilities, roles of marriage are changing;  10 Jul 2008, p. A12
     Boundaries reinforce a sense of self-worth;  24 Jul 2008, p. A11
     
     Humans - the only animal that worries;  21 Aug 2008, p. A10

     Don't let busy lifestyles wipe out quality time;  18 Sep 2008, p. A10

     It's little things that mean a lot in a marriage;  16 Oct 2008, p. A16

     Money does matter - don't forget to discuss it;  6 Nov 2008, p. A13

     Volunteering can bring the family together;  11 Dec 2008, p. A10





  UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE
 
     Post Office holds passport fair;  17 Jul 2008, p. 21


     

   UNIVERSITY CENTER (Grayslake IL)

     Schmidt appointed to University Center board (Suzi Schmidt);  3 Jan 2008, p. 16





  UTILITIES

     ComEd earns passing grade on system reliability : But problem pockets exist for some customers;  24 Jul 2008, p. 21
     Many customers learn lesson, invest in backup generators (Eommonwealth Edison);  24 Jul 2008, p. 21
     Each year ComEd must fix "worst 1%" of circuits : Repeat problmes not supposed to happen;  31 Jul 2008, .p 9

 



  <B>VAN MOM STRIKES AGAIN</B> (regular column)

     Gasping over gasoline;  21 Aug 2008, p. 19

     These old holiday lights;  4 Dec 2008, p. 16
     Christmas (gift) cards;  25 Dec 2008, p. 13



  VERNON HILLS HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 128
     see also LIBERTYVILLE HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 128
     see also VERNON HILLS COUGARS - various sports

     [no title];  3 Jan 2008, p. 115
     [no title];  10 Jan 2008, p. 110
     [no title];  31 Jan 2008, p. 118

     [no title];  14 Feb 2008, p. 123
     Weather forecast (Michelle Moss, fog mahcine, The Wiz, photo);  21 Feb 2008, p. 18
     [no title];  21 Feb 2008, p. 127
     Ease on down the road (theater department, The Wiz, photos);  28 Feb 2008, p. 122
     [no title];  28 Feb 2008, p. 134

     [no title];  6 Mar 2008, p. 130
     [no title];  27 Mar 2008, p. 131

     [no title];  10 Apr 2008, p. 118

     [no title];  1 May 2008, p. 113
     [no title];  15 May 2008, p. 138
     [no title];  29 May 2008, p. 110

     [no title];  12 Jun 2008, p. 134
     VHHS, LHS list grads;  26 Jun 2008, p. 26

     [no title];  10 Jul 2008, p. 24

     [no title];  4 Sep 2008, p. 149
     [no title];  18 Sep 2008, p. 31
     D-128 ready for next step of class-rank discussion;  25 Sep 2008, p. 22
     [no title];  25 Sep 2008, p. 31

     [no title];  2 Oct 2008, p. 159
     [no title];  9 Oct 2008, p. 127
     [no title];  16 Oct 2008, p. 159
     [no title];  30 Oct 2008, p. 161

     [no title];  6 Nov 2008, p. 153
     VHHS pom squad  to host competition;  13 Nov 2008, p. 16
     [no title];  20 Nov 2008, p. 24
     Paw-sing to make a big difference : VHHS studnets help train puppies to become service dogs;  27 Nov 2008, p. 5

     [no title];  4 Dec 2008, p. 23
     District 128 hosts its first career expo;  18 Dec 2008, p. 136
     Students help make holidays brighter : VHHS, LHS host Adopt-A-Family dinners;  25 Dec 2008, p. 5
     [no title];  25 Dec 2008, p. 14

 



  VERNON HILLS (IL) POLICE DEPARTMENT

     Woman caught stealing Tylenol III (Robin Bluestein); 17 Apr 2008, p. 16

     Show and tell (open house at police department, photos);  22 May 2008, p. 150
     Vernon Hills Police slate race to aid vets;  29 May 2008, p. 12

     Vernon Hills run aids returning veterans;  10 Jul 2008, p. 18
     Race marks return after 20-year hiatus ("Run From the Cops 5K");  17 Jul 2008, p. 17
     Along for the ride (Larry Madison, John Paul Madison, "Run From the Cops 5K", photo);  24 Jul 2008, p. 107
     Race promoter (Sean Rockelmann, Kyle Brehm, "Run From the Cops" 5K, photos);  24 Jul 2008, p. 119

     Counterfeit check suspect escapes, hires cab for getaway, pays cash;  4 Sep 2008, p. 12

     Treasurer's report;  16 Oct 2008, p. 167




  VERNON HILLS (IL), VILLAGE OF

     [no title] (Jessica Shin, Kirstin Dawson, photo);  7 Feb 2008, p. 6
     Sensory sensations (park district events, photos);  7 Feb 2008, p. 120
     $160 a ton : high demand forces village to buy salt at higher price;  21 Feb 2008, p. 25
     Light show contineus popularity;  21 Feb 2008, p. 25
     Dads and daughters share a special night;  21 Feb 2008, p. B8

     Slow economy chips away at village budgets;  1 May 2008, p. 5
     Vernon Hills walk assists education on brain tumors;  1 May 2008, p. 12
     For Mom (Katie Ratke, John Ratke, photo);  1 May 2008, p. 113
     Vernon Hills' "Springfest" Saturday at Metra station;  15 May 2008, p. B2
     Sidewalk surfers (skateboard lessons at park district, photos);  15 May 2008, p. 127
     Local pools set to open this weekend;  22 May 2008, p. 11
     Look out below (Valeoie Burda, photo);  29 May 2008, p. 112

     Vernon Hills 50th anniversary : From farm lands to residential, retail hub;  10 Jul 2008, p. 7
     Major commercial developments hit in late '80s;  10 Jul 2008, p. 7
     Libertyville rejects mall and Cuneo estate : Shapes Vernon Hills' destiny;  10 Jul 2008, p. 9
     Athletic complex has military roots (Vernon Hills Athletic Complex);  10 Jul 2008, p. 9
     Clavey keys growth from farming community (Gordon Clavey);  10 Jul 2008, p. 9
     Loeb, the founder of Vernon Hills (Bernard Loeb);  10 Jul 2008, p. 10
     Developer helps remove obstacle to growth (Larry Laschen);  10 Jul 2008, p. 10
     Cuneo musuem : A village treasure;  10 Jul 2008, p. 10
     Q&A : Retail, commericial development in village;  10 Jul 2008, p. 11
     Village continues to shine even during tough times : Sales tax revenue helps handle bumps in the road;  10 Jul 2008, p. 11
     Reunited Gin Blossoms join the celebration (Vernon Hills Summer Celebration);  10 Jul 2008, p. B2
     Lunch time (Refugio Mojica, goat, Cuneo Musuem grounds, photo);  10 Jul 2008, p. 129
     Vernon Hills 50th anniversary : Goal-orinted village ready for next phase, retail base helps build reserves;  17 Jul 2008, p. 132
     Vernon Hills 50th anniversary : 1958, priceof a gallon of gas, 24 cents;  17 Jul 2008, p. 133
     My ice cream (Tyler Cherwenka, photo);  31 Jul 2008, p. 115

     Puck Cancer Hockey Tournament set for Aug. 8-10;  7 Aug 2008, p. 16

     Peanut butter, pasta part of this Oktoberfest (collection for Vernon Township Food Pantry);  25 Sep 2008, p. 7

     Development plan may get a public hearing;  9 Oct 2008, p. 7

     Vernon Hills Park District annual statement;  11 Dec 2008, p. 138





  VETERANS

     [no title] (Jim Zale, Sen. Dick Durbin, photo);  20 Mar 2008, p. 1
     Durbin salutes Zale's military duty : D-Day survivor called "a real American hero" (Jim Zale, Sen. Dick Durbin);  20 Mar 2008, p. 5
     VA Medical Center assists veterans returning home;  20 Mar 2008, p. 7

     It's official : Welcome home : Soldiers honored by VA celebration;  29 May 2008, p. 21
     Remembering the fallen : CLC dedicates memorial to vets;  29 May 2008, p. 21

     Tears of a veteran : Mundelein vet writes poem to honor soldiers (Lawrence Piemontese);  3 Jul 2008, p. 5
     Vernon Hills run aids returning veterans;  10 Jul 2008, p. 18

     Deceased Libertyville resident to be recognized during WWII reunion (John Vincent Cummings);  9 Oct 2008, p. 10
     What about Bob (Bob Pasquesi, photo);  16 Oct 2008, p. 22
     Let's honor all veterans;  23 Oct 2008, p. B24
     Let's honor all veterans;  30 Oct 2008, p. B28

     Proud salute (Jon Chesmey, Veterans Day assembly, photo);  13 Nov 2008, p. 5
     Veterans gather (supporters of U.S. Rep. Mark Kirk, photo);  13 Nov 2008, p. 140
     Female veteran, 92, shares her experiences (Mollie Weinstein Schaffer, ex-Women's Army Corps);  20 Nov 2008, p. 7
     Helping veterans (Mary Lou DAlton, Joan Finch, Joan Green, photo);  20 Nov 2008, p. 136
     Veterans DAy (Rudy Iberie, Colonel Mariano Campos, photo);  20 Nov 2008, p. 136
    
     Proud veterans (Richard Van ARsdale, Frank Walceck, photo);  4 Dec 2008, p. 138


   

  VIEW FROM MUNDELEIN H.S. (regular column)

     Turning 18 is not as great as I thought;  17 Jan 2008, p. 23
     Passing leaves void : Milarski devoted countless hours to summer festival (Debbie Milarski);  24 Jan 2008, p. 21

     I'm tired of this talk about 10 hours of sleep;  14 Feb 2008, p. 17
     There is no cure for gasoline addiction;  13 Mar 2008, p. 6

     Warmer weather teases us of what is to come;  10 Apr 2008, p. 6

     Senior prepares for another journey after high school - military (Mike Gielczyk);  15 May 2008, p. 6
     Thanks for your readership;  29 May 2008, p. 6




  VOLLEYBALL

     [no title] (ERnie Choi, Elvis Oliveric, photo);  27 Mar 2008, p. 137

     Volleyball forecast : Area has solid temas, solid players;  3 Apr 2008, p. 111

     All-Lake Shore Volleyball : LF's Wrather, player of the year (Larry Wrather, Lake Forest);  3 Jul 2008, p. 125
     Pioneer awards : Eugene CHung, coach of the year, Deerfield, Newcomer of the year, Brad Feiger, Stevenson);  3 Jul 2008, p. 125

     Volleyball forecast : Stanfel emerges as area's top player to watch (Taylor Stanfel, Deerfield);  4 Sep 2008, p. 154
     Gold list : Tory Dohm, Grayslake North, Sarah Myles, Warren, Rachel Jason, Deerfield, April Roberts, Lake Forest, Taylor Stanfel, Deerfield;  4 Sep 2008, p. 154

     CLC volleyball team falls to Prairie State in playoffs (women's team);  6 Nov 2006, p. 164
     All-Lake Shore Volleyball: Rams' Dohm, player of the year (Tory Dohm, Grayslake Central);  27 Nov 2006, p. 121
     Pioneer Awards: Player of the year, Tory Dohm, Grayslake Central, Newcomer of the year, Marlee Wesselhoff, Deerfield,
        Rookie of the year, Alex Funk, Lake Forest, Coach of the year, Michelle Judas, Deerfield;  27 Nov 2006, p. 121

     Next Level: Ashley Cretacci;  18 Dec 2008, p. 146




  VOLO BOG STATE NATURAL AREA (Volo IL)

     Celebrate "Bog Day" at Volo;  17 Jul 2008, p. A2

     [no title];  20 Nov 2008, p. A3
     Items: The Friends of Volo Bog (scholarships announced);  18 Dec 2008, p. A5





  VOLUNTEERS

     Volunteers sought for A-May-Zing Mundelein;  10 Apr 2008, p. 6
     Doing good : Volunteerism alive and well, but groups still need more help;  10 Apr 2008, p. A1
     Find a volunteer job close to home;  10 Apr 2008, p. A12
     Service learning : Local high schools differ on requirement aspect vs. optional (volunteer programs);  24 Apr 2008, p. A1
     National Service timeline;  24 Apr 2008, p. A2
     Record volunteer number aid A-May-Zing Mundelein efforts;  15 May 2008, p. 5
     Volunteerism strengthens Flynn's ties to community (Mike Flynn);  5 Jun 2008, p. 5
     Establishing roots means being involved (Mike Flynn);  5 Jun 2008, p. 18

     Gas prices haven't driven volunteers away : But fresh recruits are hard to attract (Meals on Wheels);  31 Jul 2008, p. 7
     Volunteers abundant in estern part of county;  31 Jul 2008, p. 7

     Great giveaways: Local kids seek more meaningful celebrations by helping others;  30 Oct 2008, p. A1

  


  
  Voting - Results
     see ELECTIONS


  Voting Records
     see POLITICS AND POLITICIANS



  WARREN TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 121 (Gurnee IL)

     All-Lake Shore girls hoops : Boothe, player of the year (Sarah Boothe);  20 Mar 2008, p. 134
     Plenty of talent available to fit around Paul (Brandon Paul, Warren Blue Devils);  27 Nov 2008, Basketball Preview, p. 10



  WATER

     Award winner (Jim Swarthout, North Shore Sanitary District, Illinois Association of Wastewater Agencies, photo);  23 Oct 2008, p. 140
     Central Lake County Joint Action Water Agency fiscal report;  30 Oct 2008, p. 14
     Presidential gathering (North Shore Sanitary District, James Swarthout, photo);  18 Dec 2008, p. 126




  WAUKEGAN (IL), CITY OF

     Winterfest will chase the chills;  17 Jan 2008, p. B2
     Dandelion Wine Festival (Dave Hibbard, photo);  5 Jun 2008, p. B9
     Art exhibit at theater : College artists and faculty display work at Genesee (Genesee Theatre, Waukegan IL);  12 Jun 2008, p. B1




  WEATHER

     Storm topples trees in village (Mundelein IL);  5 Jun 2008, p. 5

     Stalled cars, burst pipes mar county;  25 Dec 2008, p. 6



  WEDDINGS (not wedding announcements, which are on our
      Vital Records Indexes page)

     Wedded blunders;  29 May 2008, p. B19

     Vintage dresses : Local brides keep portion of past for their nuptials;  25 Sep 2008, p. A1



  West Oak Middle School  
     see  DIAMOND LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT 76 



  WHAT'S UP, DOC? (regular column, health)

     Growing kids need more calcium and vitamin D;  6 Nov 2008, p. A14




  WINTER (season)

     Too tall (Dani Orsini, snowman, photo);  10 Jan 2008, p. 22
     The fun starts when the snow falls;  17 Jan 2008, Lake Geneva p. 4
     Create your own masterpiece : Backyard snow sculpting 101;  17 Jan 2008, Lake Geneva p. 5

     Towns running short of salt : Snowfalls have significantly reduced supplies;  7 Feb 2008, p. 5
     [no title] (snow plow, photo);  14 Feb 2008, p. 1
     Snow puts villages on edge : Mundelein awaits salt delivery;  14 Feb 2008, p. 5
     Area faces growing number of potholes;  14 Feb 2008, p. 9
     Ice + tiny crack + thaw = pothole;  14 Feb 2008, p. 9

     Where to put all this snow? Village hikes fines to keeps excess snow off streets (Mundelein IL);  6 Mar 2008, p. 5

     Sky high salt prices already creating winter worries;  28 Aug 2008, p. 7

     Sky high salt prices already creating winter worries;  28 Aug 2008, p. 7

     Cost of salt high and availability low;  11 Dec 2008, p. 12




  WISCONSIN

     Nation's top snow sculptors to compete for title in Lake Geneva (U.S. National Snow Sculpting Championship);  17 Jan 2008, Lake Geneva p. 3
     The fun starts when the snow falls;  17 Jan 2008, Lake Geneva p. 4
     Create your own masterpiece : Backyard snow sculpting 101;  17 Jan 2008, Lake Geneva p. 5
     Lake Geneva area businesses help bring snow sculptures to life;  17 Jan 2008, Lake Geneva p. 7

     Pennies on the gallon : Lake Geneva maintains top spot at Chicagoland's favorite getaway destination;  
        8 May 2008, Lake Geneva Spring p. 2
     Hidden cultural treasures reflect history of the "Newport of the West";  8 May 2008, Lake Geneva Spring p. p. 4
     Calendar of events;  8 May 2008, Lake Geneva Spring p. 7
     Lake Geneva : It's always been the place;  8 May 2008, Lake Geneva Spring p. 9
     Horses of a different color gallop into Lake Geneva for summer art exhibition;  8 May 2008, Lake Geneva Spring p. 11

     Seven ways to get away in Walworth County;  12 Jun 2008, Walworth p. 2
     For unique antiques, step away from the computer;  12 Jun 2008, Walworth p. 6
     Farm fresh atlas of southeastern Wisconsin;  12 Jun 2008, Walworth p. 7

     Milwaukee brews up festivals this summer;  3 Jul 2008, Travel p. 3

     Lake Geneva boasts a bushel of fall fun;  11 Sep 2008, Lake Geneva Fall p. 2
     Grand Geneva Resort and Spa continues tradition of holiday magic;  11 Sep 2008, Lake Geneva Fall p. 4
     Historic circus wagons traveling to Lake Geneva;  11 Sep 2008, Lake Geneva Fall p. 5
     Autum colors paint a pretty picture;  11 Sep 2008, Lake Geneva Fall p. 6
     Equine art exhibition draws a stampede of visitors to the streets of Lake Geneva;  11 Sep 2008, Lake Geneva Fall p. 7
  
     

  WOODLANDS ACADEMY OF THE SACRED HEART (school, Lake Forest IL)

     Conge at Exmoor (photo);  20 Mar 2008, p. D6

     [no title] (photo);  26 Jun 2008, p. D1
     Conge nets $250,000 for Woodlands Academy;  26 Jun 2008, p. D3

     Woodlands celebrates 150 years of Sacred Heart education;  2 Oct 2008, p. D2
     Good walk (students from Lake Forest and Woodlands Academy walk for Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, photo);  13 Nov 2008, p. 140
     Winter Wonderwalk (Monical Kubicek, Coni Carfagno, photo);  27 Nov 2008, p. D6

     Decorating gingerbread houses is sweet;  18 Dec 2008, p. D7
     WonderWalk features three Lake Forest homes;  25 Dec 2008, p. D7





  WRESTLING

     All-Lake Shore wrestling : Dominguez, wrestler of the year (Eduardo Domingueez, Mundelein);  6 Mar 2008, p. 135
     Pioneer awards: Eduardo Dominguez - Wrestler of the year, Matt Bystol - Newcomer of the year, Ben Schwartz - Rookie of the year,
        Dale Eggert - Coach of the year;  6 Mar 2008, p. 135
     Oh so close : Poeta takes second place at NCAA championships (Mike Poeta);  27 Mar 2008, p. 137

     Wrestling forecast : Dominguez headlines area's best (Eduardo Dominguez, Mundelein);  4 Dec 2008, p. 153
     Preseason honors : Wrestler of the year, Eduardo Dominguez, Mundelein, Newcomer of the year, Matt Ornoff, Mundelein;  4 Dec 2008, p. 153



  WRITING CONTESTS

     Kids : Enter our Scary Story contest;  11 Sep 2008, p. 24

     Scary stories: 1st place winners;  23 Oct 2008, p. 145
     Scary stories: 2nd place winners;  23 Oct 2008, p. 146
     Scary stories: 3rd place winners;  23 Oct 2008, p. 147



  YMCA (organization)

     Prom at Evanston YMCA Saturday;  24 Jan 2008, p. D2
     McGaw YMCA's Prom Night is great success;  13 Mar 2008, p. D7
     YMCA holds dinner at Hilton Northbrook;  8 May 2008, p. D2
     YMCA program eyes overweight kids;  29 May 2008, p. 12
     Anniversary kick-off (Steve and Chris Cole, photo);  12 Jun 2008, p. D8

     [no title] (Philip Ruben, Howard Schultz, Strong Kids Campaign, photo);  7 Aug 2008, p. D1
     Dinner enriches scholarship fund (Strong Kids Campaign);  7 Aug 2008, p. D5
     YMCA marks 150th year (YMCA of Metropolitan Chicago);  28 Aug 2008, p. D9




 ZACHARIAS SEXUAL ABUSE CENTER (Agency, was LACASA) 

     As function grows, so does support : Sexual Abuse Center benefits;  26 Jun 2008, p. 140
     Silver Anniversary Casinon party raises $150,000 for Zacharias;  20 Nov 2008, p. D8



   
  Zimmermann, Stephanie
     see FIXER, THE (Regular column)

    
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        3 Apr 2008         1 May 2008          5 Jun 2008
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Issues damaged. The following issues were vandalized or damaged in some way, and the library was unable to obtain complete copies for microfilming. The library regrets the inconvenience. 


* 13 March - Automotive missing

 * 12 Jun 2008 - several pages missing from Time Out section, 4-8 and 49 - 52

 * 3 Jul 2008 - New Homes missing

 * 10 Jul 2008 - page printed out of order, but all seem to be there











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