Barrington Area Library: 2000 Index of Barrington Courier Review
Barrington Courier-Review
Index 2000
ACCIDENTS
Fender bender 1/13/00 p.10
Area man pulls woman from icy water 1/27/00 p.7
Wauconda Fire Department rescues snowmobiler 1/27/00 p.7
Man hit by Metra train dies 2/10/00 p.10
An unexpected detour 3/30/00 p.8
Illegal parking 4/13/00 p.5
Reaching out 4/13/00 p.9
Collision 5/4/00 p.5
Overturned load 5/4/00 p.8
Dragging the lines 5/18/00 p.11
Serious, but not deadly 6/1/00 p.5
Drivers escape injury in two-car crash 7/20/00 p.5
Free ride 7/20/00 p.7
He got off time after time 7/20/00 p.9
When an accident becomes a reckless homicide charge
7/20/00 p.9
Deadly dump truck 7/27/00 p.7
Teens hailed as heroes 8/31/00 p.5
Investigation into fatal accident continues 10/12/00 p.12
Woman charged with reckless homicide 10/26/00 p.12
Dark passages 11/16/00 p.7
ADCO VAN & STORAGE
Village buys ADCO site for $1 million 12/7/00 p.5
ADOPTION
Open adoption 5/11/00 p.105
Groups offer adoption help 5/11/00 p.105
ADVANCED TECHNICAL SUPPORT, INC.
Technical company pays early dividends in village 12/21/00
p.14
AGED
Durbin tells local seniors about Medicare proposal 2/3/00
p.10
Housing help 10/12/00 p.8
Illinois took 7 years to regulate assisted living 10/12/00
p.9
Housing help 10/19/00 p.8
Old-school Olympians 11/16/00 p.115
A new beginning 11/16/00 p.145
Narrowing the gap 12/7/00 p.31
AGNOLETTI, JANET
BACOG names Agnoletti to director post 9/28/00 p.5
AL-AZHAR ISLAMIC FOUNDATION
Islamic group seeks cultural center nod 11/9/00 p.7
ALCOHOL AND YOUTH
BHS finds zero tolerance intolerable 6/1/00 p.5
Underage consumption arrests skyrocketing 7/6/00 p.5
Hosting parties puts adults at risk 8/31/00 p.5
ALDRIDGE, HEATHER
Three female deputies file lawsuit 7/6/00 p.6
ALGONQUIN, ILL.
Well-wishers pay tribute to closing local landmark 1/20/00
p.11
Hero of Barrington Hills' drug, DUI busts retires 9/28/00
p.11
ALLIANCE AGAINST INTOXICATED MOTORISTS
Panel imparts to students tragic impact of alcohol 4/13/00
p.9
ALS (DISEASE)
Ride with a reason 12/28/00 p.73
AMC THEATRES, INC.
Police continue to investigate abduction attempt 8/3/00 p.5
AMERICANS FOR FAIR TAXATION
Group seeking to abolish IRS, advocating national sales tax
2/17/00 p.14
AMERITECH COMMUNICATIONS, INC.
Cell tower suit heads to trial 1/13/00 p.10
Two counts dismissed from cell tower suit 2/10/00 p.8
Judge expected to rule Tuesday on cellular phone tower
lawsuit 2/24/00 p.10
Lake County judge rules tower can stay 3/9/00 p.8
Cell tower saga ends, village's appeal denied 8/31/00 p.8
ANDERSON, SPENCER
Broncos' Anderson, Aprati, Conway and LaChapelle net
all-state lacrosse honors 6/15/00 p.128
ANIMALS
Too many geese are spoiling the Ponds 3/30/00 p.5
Coyote sighting elicits caution 8/3/00 p.8
Coyote sightings worry some residents 8/10/00 p.11
Truly man's best friend 7/6/00 p.89
ANIMALS, TREATMENT OF
The animal adjuster 2/10/00 p.83
Wolf dog transported to facility in Tennessee 2/17/00 p.11
A lifetime of caring 6/15/00 p.97
ANNEXATION (MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT)
Inverness oks Jung plan 1/13/00 p.5
South Barrington board votes on Jung plan 1/27/00 p.6
South Barrington board oks Jung development agreement
2/3/00 p.5
Barrington annexes 5-acre site 2/17/00 p.6
Annexation talks break down when officials balk at demands
4/27/00 p.9
ANNIVERSARIES
Mary and Stanley Yaney [50th anniversary] 4/27/00 p.113
Lillian and James DeBolt [60th] 6/29/00 p.100
Lillian and James DeBolt 8/3/00 p.95
Country Home & Garden Club marks milestone 9/7/00 p.88
APRATI, BRETT
Broncos' Anderson, Aprati, Conway and LaChapelle net
all-state lacrosse honors 6/15/00 p.128
ARIOLA, NOREEN
Ariola appointed South Barrington clerk 1/20/00 p.6
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS PARK DISTRICT
Payton's Hill to be dedicated May 13 5/4/00 p.8
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, ILL.
Painted ponies 7/13/00 p.B4
ARLINGTON PARK (RACE TRACK)
Post positions 3/2/00 p.97
And they're off! 4/20/00 p.101
Arlington hopes for another comeback 5/11/00 p.123
Arlington's home for a sizable herd 5/11/00 p.123
Merchants hope business blooms when track opens 5/11/00
p.125
Racing returns 5/18/00 p.7
Mutuel clerks to vote Monday on proposed contract 5/18/00
p.7
ARNETT C. LINES SCHOOL
(Cinder)Ellis Island 5/4/00 p.27
A little on the trashy side 9/28/00 p.27
Gobble, gobble 11/30/00 p.31
ARTISTS
Immortal images of mere mortals 10/19/00 p.B7
ASTRONOMY
Miracle in the sky 12/21/00 p.7
AUTHORS
Author offers her advice through "God's Whisper" 7/20/00
p.14
Book revisits horror, healing following fatal car accident
7/27/00 p.8
Teachers hope new magazine is just right 7/27/00 p.B3
BACHMANN, NANCY-JEANNE
Local student attends Freedoms Foundation conference
5/4/00 p.29
BAKERS LAKE NATURE PRESERVE
Going to the birds 3/16/00 p.7
Exhibit depicts wildflowers 5/11/00 p.10
BARBARA B. ROSE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Rose students REACH out to help others 1/13/00 p.29
Here's the beef! 2/17/00 p.25
DAR to honor Rose School teachers 2/17/00 p.27
Mummy dearest 11/23/00 p.27
Rose students stuff stockings for needy 12/21/00 p.26
BARR, FRED
Volunteer work pads retiree's life of service 1/20/00 p.7
BARRINGTON AMERICAN LEGION POST 158
Young Post 158 squad forces Hawrysko to be more involved
6/15/00 p.127
Payton's place: Legion mound 6/29/00 p.105
Posting experience 8/10/00 p.111
BARRINGTON AREA ARTS COUNCIL
The changing face of art 1/13/00 p.B1
Teachers share space in new exhibit 5/11/00 p.B5
Run for the Arts raises $20,000 7/13/00 p.12
BARRINGTON AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Fitzgerald tells group: "It's good to be home" 1/27/00 p.9
Chamber honors Marquardt 1/27/00 p.9
New officers installed at Chamber banquet 2/3/00 p.101
Four receive Chamber scholarships 4/13/00 p.6
Beginning a new adventure 10/26/00 p.115
Beese honored for 32 years of service to area business
12/14/00 p.7
Chamber names Beese's successor 12/28/00 p.8
BARRINGTON AREA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
New foundation will begin awarding grants this spring
1/6/00 p.7
Foundation getting grant requests 3/9/00 p.6
Foundation reviews grant applications 4/13/00 p.11
Community foundation bestows initial grants 5/18/00 p.13
Break-in will benefit community foundation 10/12/00 p.13
BARRINGTON AREA COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS
BACOG backs 53 extension 6/1/00 p.5
Klein looks ahead as he prepares to leave BACOG 6/15/00
p.10
BACOG names Agnoletti to director post 9/28/00 p.5
BARRINGTON AREA COUNCIL ON AGING
Never too old 6/1/00 p.94
BACOA finds a new home 6/8/00 p.12
Senior lunch program debuts 10/5/00 p.10
BARRINGTON AREA DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL
Wish List provides help to nonprofits 11/9/00 p.26
Fifth annual Wish List is released 12/14/00 p.22
BARRINGTON AREA EXECUTIVE BREAKFAST CLUB
Sunrise seminars 2/17/00 p.95
BARRINGTON AREA LIBRARY
Grant aids library 4/6/00 p.101
Treasurer's annual report 8/31/00 p.96
Annual budget 9/28/00 p.107
Barrington, Ela libraries receive grants 10/12/00 p.6
Barrington library gets genome grant 12/7/00 p.6
Friends find new market to sell old library books 12/21/00
p.9
BARRINGTON AREA UNITED WAY
Barrington Area United Way chooses funding recipients
3/30/00 p.10
People who care 8/31/00 p.85
United Way steps up fund-raising efforts 12/7/00 p.14
BARRINGTON BREAKFAST ROTARY CLUB
Breakfast Rotarians seek funds for lightning warning system
3/23/00 p.10
BARRINGTON BRONCOS (GOLF TEAM)
Payton, Terzo help boost Broncos to regional title 10/5/00
p.117
BARRINGTON BRONCOS (LACROSSE CLUB)
Broncos fall to GBS in lacrosse state-title game 6/8/00
p.135
Broncos' Anderson, Aprati, Conway and LaChapelle net
all-state lacrosse honors 6/15/00 p.128
BARRINGTON BRONCOS (SWIM TEAM)
Twin forces 1/20/00 p.93
BARRINGTON BRONCOS (TENNIS TEAM)
Broncos swat Saxons to wrap up MSL-West title 5/11/00 p.133
Broncos net MSL 6-peat 5/18/00 p.119
Cabrera stands tall at sectional 5/25/00 p.123
Rallying 6/1/00 p.117
BARRINGTON BRONCOS (TRACK TEAM)
Broncos, Eitel eye State after runner-up finish at regional
10/26/00 p.129
BARRINGTON CENTER (REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT)
Barrington oks office building 3/2/00 p.6
BARRINGTON CHILDREN'S CHOIR
Holiday harmonies 12/14/00 p.B7
BARRINGTON CITIZENS FOR OPEN SPACE
Group puts in bid for Jewel land 7/13/00 p.5
BARRINGTON COMMUNITY UNIT SCHOOL DISTRICT 220
Countryside tops school priority list 1/13/00 p.5
District 220 going for $15.4 million 1/20/00 p.5
Booming construction trade busting District 220's budget
1/20/00 p.25
District 220 board considers making students pay to play
1/27/00 p.5
District 220 may shift middle school boundaries 1/27/00 p.7
Lamberson may be leaving for Lake Forest 2/3/00 p.5
Referendum III 2/10/00 p.25
District 220 discusses impact of referendum 2/24/00 p.5
Lake Forest Lamberson decision expected soon 2/24/00 p.9
District ends superintendent buzz 3/2/00 p.5
Consumables may provide district with new revenue 3/16/00
p.8
Referendum III 3/16/00 p.31
Voters say no to better schools 3/23/00 p.5
District 220 group awards 12 grants 3/23/00 p.25
District 220 names new principal 3/30/00 p.6
220 confronts reprioritization 4/6/00 p.5
Numbers tell story of referendum's defeat 4/6/00 p.5
Schools face cuts in building projects 4/20/00 p.5
Build first, plan later? 220 asks 4/27/00 p.5
District 220 names two new principals 4/27/00 p.5
Grandview Drive project gets state funds 5/18/00 p.5
Board going forward with fall referendum 5/25/00 p.5
Parents fume over lack of room 6/1/00 p.7
Soon gone, never forgotten 6/1/00 p.29
District 220 board, CAC study fall referendum 6/8/00 p.9
Several new faces will greet District 220 students in the
fall 6/8/00 p.9
Middle schools seek funds for computers 6/8/00 p.12
Foundation grant will move district forward 6/29/00 p.5
Renovating two schools gets reluctant support 7/13/00 p.5
District finalizes plan to move kindergartners 7/13/00 p.8
There's more to language than speaking 7/20/00 p.6
Focus group: renovate Roslyn and Countryside 7/20/00 p.12
School board oks $27 million referendum 8/3/00 p.5
Critics charge board must change its ways 8/10/00 p.5
Changes await students as renovations continue 8/24/00 p.27
District 220 planning information campaign 8/24/00 p.28
Citizens organizing to pass referendum 8/31/00 p.7
New computers help district replace obsolete technology
8/31/00 p.23
Plumbing, heat wave plague district's schools 9/7/00 p.5
School board president resigns 9/14/00 p.5
CEL working to educate voters about school needs 9/14/00
p.7
Hansen elected school board chief 9/21/00 p.5
District 220 tackles rising costs, enrollment 9/28/00 p.7
Officials deny trend in March ballot 10/5/00 p.5
Where would referendum dollars go? 10/12/00 p.5
Tax levy vote cost district $10 million 10/19/00 p.5
Low tax rates keep finances lagging 10/26/00 p.5
Decision day arrives for school referendum 11/2/00 p.5
Illinois school report cards 11/2/00 p.7
Community really wants good schools 11/9/00 p.5
Referendum received support across board 11/9/00 p.5
Board expects to avoid past mistakes 11/16/00 p.5
Passing $88 million referendum not the end for school
officials 11/16/00 p.24
Changes may delay high school readiness 11/23/00 p.5
Officials abide by original plan to pay off referendum
11/23/00 p.9
Schools to seek impact fee hike 11/30/00 p.5
Owner Services determined to keep costs within budget
11/30/00 p.10
Board approves tax levy plans to seek rate hike 12/7/00 p.9
Support group formed to assist parents of special needs
children 12/14/00 p.8
Sunny Hill adopts Character Counts 12/14/00 p.13
BARRINGTON COUNTRY HOME & GARDEN CLUB
Country Home & Garden Club marks milestone 9/7/00 p.88
BARRINGTON COUNTRYSIDE FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT
Fire board may hire consultant to solve referendum
questions 1/6/00 p.8
Local fire districts negotiating ambulance-fire aid
agreement 1/13/00 p.14
Fire district board narrows referendum study's scope
1/20/00 p.9
Fire department seeks ways to improve response time
3/30/00 p.8
Fire district will seek tax rate hike 11/30/00 p.10
Countryside Fire district will seek tax hike in April
12/28/00 p.5
BARRINGTON COUNTRYSIDE PARK DISTRICT
Annual Report 2/17/00 p.100
Fire board delays consultant decision 2/24/00 p.6
BARRINGTON ENLIGHTENED TAXPAYERS ASSOCIATION
BETA backs park district referendum 2/24/00 p.6
BARRINGTON FILLIES (BASKETBALL CLUB)
Tough one to stomach 2/17/00 p.103
No crying shame 3/2/00 p.105
Rich performance 12/21/00 p.105
BARRINGTON FILLIES (GYMNASTICS CLUB)
Dance the night away 2/3/00 p.109
Club 150 2/10/00 p.105
Worth the weight 2/24/00 p.99
Breaths of frosh air 12/14/00 p.135
BARRINGTON FILLIES (SOCCER CLUB)
Super soccer 4/27/00 p.135
Sure shot: Poulin's poke lifts St. Charles past Fillies in
state final 6/8/00 p.131
BARRINGTON FILLIES (SWIM TEAM)
Brunka, Delcore, Hershman repeat; Fillies 9-peat 11/2/00
p.127
Brunka, Delcore, Thalheimer, Hershman lead way at sectional
11/16/00 p.162
BARRINGTON FILLIES (VOLLEYBALL CLUB)
Fillies net MSL-West title 10/12/00 p.133
MSL champs get kick out of advancing to regional final
10/26/00 p.127
Fillies get shot at No. 1 PR 11/2/00 p.123
Staring at State 11/9/00 p.119
Roth serves Fillies into supersectional 11/9/00 p.122
Pulsating 11/16/00 p.153
State's sounds of silence 11/16/00 p.158
Fillies pull paper-thin win over Downers South in semis
11/16/00 p.159
Spicer leaves 'em speechless 11/16/00 p.161
BARRINGTON FIRE DEPARTMENT
In with the new 2/10/00 p.7
When disaster strikes 6/8/00 p.123
New fire station open house tops off fire prevention week
9/28/00 p.8
Hardly horseplay 9/28/00 p.89
BARRINGTON HIGH SCHOOL
Barrington High students to take ISAT 1/6/00 p.8
Progress report 1/20/00 p.25
Barrington High School All-Century Team 1/20/00 p.94
Honor roll 1/27/00 p.27
Demolition work to begin in BHS renovation project 2/17/00
p.8
Troupe creates connections between issues, coping skills
3/30/00 p.25
Honor roll 4/6/00 p.28
PTO offers Odyssey to safety 4/13/00 p.9
Team effort 4/20/00 p.23
Cuba invites BHS choir to international fest 5/4/00 p.28
Learning to care 5/11/00 p.33
Law and order 5/25/00 p.27
BHS finds zero tolerance intolerable 6/1/00 p.5
BHS choir performs in Cuba 6/1/00 p.31
Class of 2000 6/8/00 p.8
We will all remember 6/8/00 p.31
Honor roll 6/15/00 p.30
Class of '75 reunion evokes thoughts of easier-going days
7/27/00 p.9
Honor roll 7/27/00 p.25
Upheaval has band on the run 8/24/00 p.11
Programs ease transition to high school 8/24/00 p.25
High school liaison officer maintains vigilance 8/24/00
p.29
Correction to story of 8/24 8/31/00 p.6
A visit to a small town 10/5/00 p.27
Students past and present exhibit homecoming spirit
10/19/00 p.7
Making a difference 10/19/00 p.33
Welch show the way in Broncos' homecoming win 10/19/00
p.137
A universal language 10/26/00 p.31
BHS principal DeYoung accepts new post 11/30/00 p.9
Spoon River named one of state's best 12/7/00 p.33
Honor roll 12/7/00 p.110
BARRINGTON HILLS, ILL.
MacArthur farm property under contract 1/6/00 p.5
New subdivision proposed 1/6/00 p.9
Six youths charged in area mail thefts 1/20/00 p.12
Duda identified as MacArthur Farm buyer 2/17/00 p.5
Police seek clues in theft of sculpture 4/6/00 p.25
Barrington Hills man faces sex charges 6/8/00 p.7
Treasurer's report 8/17/00 p.117
Developer defends MacArthur proposal 10/5/00 p.7
Duda receives chilly reception at hearing 10/26/00 p.11
Islamic group seeks cultural center nod 11/9/00 p.7
Fire causes $125,000 damage 11/9/00 p.13
Duda plan forwarded to trustees 11/23/00 p.5
Duda says next step is deannexation 11/30/00 p.5
Molester gets 12 years in prison 11/30/00 p.8
Barrington Hills police receive grant 12/21/00 p.6
BARRINGTON JUNIOR WOMEN'S CLUB
Fund-raiser will benefit The Union 11/23/00 p.9
BARRINGTON KIWANIS
Three decades of caring 7/13/00 p.115
BARRINGTON MIDDLE SCHOOL--PRAIRIE CAMPUS
District 220 may shift middle school boundaries 1/27/00 p.7
No bones about it: kids dig dinosaurs 3/9/00 p.25
Honor roll 4/6/00 p.32
Honor roll 5/25/00 p.28
Honor roll 6/15/00 p.26
Honor roll 8/3/00 p.24
Thanks 11/2/00 p.29
BARRINGTON MIDDLE SCHOOL--STATION CAMPUS
District 220 may shift middle school boundaries 1/27/00 p.7
Honor roll 4/6/00 p.31
BMS--Station Campus team takes second at state meet
4/24/00 p.24
Learning to care 5/11/00 p.33
Livin' la vida circa 1860 5/18/00 p.27
Honor roll 5/25/00 p.29
Honor roll 6/15/00 p.32
Middle school teacher named C-Span fellow 7/6/00 p.28
Honor roll 8/3/00 p.22
BARRINGTON PARK DISTRICT
Park district referendum decision set for Tuesday 1/13/00
p.8
Barrington Park District to ask for tax rate hike 1/20/00
p.5
Church, hospital, Park District all eyeing Jewel Tea
property 1/27/00 p.8
Park board asking for voters' trust 2/17/00 p.7
BETA backs park district referendum 2/24/00 p.6
Voters approve open space measure 3/23/00 p.7
Park site eyed for teen/senior center 5/4/00 p.5
Park board mulls community center 5/11/00 p.9
Park district board wants access to teen/senior center
6/8/00 p.14
Group puts in bid for Jewel land 7/13/00 p.5
Union concept will serve teens, seniors 9/21/00 p.12
Park district lauded for its aquatic facilities 11/16/00
p.21
BARRINGTON PUBLIC WORKS
Village eyes improvements to public works building
11/30/00 p.8
BARRINGTON SUZUKI SCHOOL
Suzuki School celebrates 20th anniversary 3/9/00 p.7
BARRINGTON SWIM CLUB
BSC makes splash at JO State 3/16/00 p.130
BARRINGTON TOWNSHIP, ILL.
Barrington Township kicks off 150-year celebration 5/11/00
p.9
BARRINGTON TRANSPORTATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE
TAC will review impact of proposed options 9/14/00 p.8
TAC drops all but four Rt. 59 options from consideration
9/21/00 p.9
Charges of impropriety leveled after TAC cuts all but three
options 9/28/00 p.5
TAC agrees it moved too fast 10/5/00 p.5
Officials insist traffic, triangle not linked 10/12/00 p.5
Trustees hedge on TAC attendance 10/12/00 p.11
TAC questions viability of redevelopment plans 10/26/00 p.7
TAC subcommittee tries to hammer out mission 11/2/00 p.12
Residents criticize creation of TAC group 11/9/00 p.14
Officials not sold on Hough Street options 11/16/00 p.11
Unless they make history, some of village's older buildings
could be history 11/23/00 p.7
Traffic subcommittee gets high marks for its efforts
12/7/00 p.10
BARRINGTON UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
Church, hospital, Park District all eyeing Jewel Tea
property 1/27/00 p.8
Search for church site continues 3/9/00 p.6
Sifting through the rubble 3/30/00 p.5
Removing the final remnants 3/30/00 p.10
BUMC members ok Bartlett Road site 4/13/00 p.5
Methodists approve church plan 10/26/00 p.10
BARRINGTON VENTURE LLC.
Plan commission oks guest rooms at Garlands 3/23/00 p.8
BARRINGTON YOUTH BASEBALL
BYB eliminates north-south dividing line 1/13/00 p.11
BARRINGTON YOUTH DANCE ENSEMBLE
BYDE tabs Gumowski 8/10/00 p.98
Living dolls 11/23/00 p.93
Workshop wizard 12/14/00 p.105
BARRINGTON YOUTH SERVICES
Local agency fights teen alcohol, drug abuse 8/3/00 p.11
BARRINGTON, ILL.
Inverness oks Jung plan 1/13/00 p.5
Train talks get off track 1/20/00 p.6
Village participation urged in downtown development
1/20/00 p.8
Village to give Jung land sewer, water 1/27/00 p.5
Bell rings in new era for Barrington 1/27/00 p.99
Panel rejects Jewel Tea proposals 2/10/00 p.5
Village may adjust utility tax 2/10/00 p.6
In with the new 2/10/00 p.7
Developer withdraws petition to renovate Seigle's property
2/10/00 p.10
Board begins downtown TIF talks 2/17/00 p.5
Barrington annexes 5-acre site 2/17/00 p.6
Cook County to help fund bypass study 2/17/00 p.6
Village board adopts downtown TIF district 3/2/00 p.5
Barrington oks office building 3/2/00 p.6
Village gets virtual welcome wagon 3/9/00 p.97
Panel delays decision on church expansion 3/16/00 p.5
Jewel Pond complies with tree ordinance 3/23/00 p.6
Plan commission oks guest rooms at Garlands 3/23/00 p.8
Village lays groundwork for bike path 4/6/00 p.7
Village wants to blow whistle on new FRA rule 4/20/00 p.5
Officials bark at train-whistle rules 4/27/00 p.5
Village says water is safe despite recent lead tests
4/27/00 p.9
Committee grapples with tear-down issue 5/11/00 p.5
Committee to recommend strict tear-down guidelines 5/25/00
p.16
Taking up the fight 6/8/00 p.5
Alcohol, arrest can't taint relay: organizers 6/8/00 p.7
NIPC predicts Barrington population boom 6/15/00 p.5
Village water supply gets clean bill of health 6/15/00 p.11
Annual Treasurer's report 6/15/00 p.111
Crime rate dips, but area thefts are on rise 6/29/00 p.5
No place like home 6/29/00 p.7
Liberty March kicks off 4th 6/29/00 p.10
If this old house could talk [Pond Gate Farm] 6/29/00 p.90
Water Quality Report 6/29/00 p.96
Underage consumption arrests skyrocketing 7/6/00 p.5
Village makes German band feel right at home 7/13/00 p.7
Barrington officials hope to keep train horns silent
7/13/00 p.9
July 4 parade sets records 7/13/00 p.13
Area businesses hit the pavement 8/3/00 p.8
Business community says sidewalk sale successful 8/10/00
p.13
Village oks car wash plan 8/17/00 p.13
Hosting parties puts adults at risk 8/31/00 p.5
NICOR clears Barrington home 8/31/00 p.9
Residents rally to save homes 9/14/00 p.8
TAC will review impact of proposed options 9/14/00 p.8
Board close to ok'ing measure restricting size of new homes
9/14/00 p.9
Commission approves ordinance limiting first-floor business
use 9/14/00 p.10
No place like home 9/14/00 p.95
TAC drops all but four Rt. 59 options from consideration
9/21/00 p.9
Charges of impropriety leveled after TAC cuts all but three
options 9/28/00 p.5
TAC agrees it moved too fast 10/5/00 p.5
Owners say widening Hough will kill downtown business
10/5/00 p.8
Officials insist traffic, triangle not linked 10/12/00 p.5
Trustees hedge on TAC attendance 10/12/00 p.11
Break-in will benefit community foundation 10/12/00 p.13
Village Hall will be dedicated Sunday 10/19/00 p.6
Limit on home renovation ok'd 10/26/00 p.5
Bell signals new beginning as village dedicates hall
10/26/00 p.7
Survey says: traffic is village's number 1 problem
11/9/00 p.10
Residents criticize creation of TAC group 11/9/00 p.14
Virginia dentist hunts Baby Face 11/9/00 p.20
Cook Street Plaza 11/9/00 p.107
Board agrees survey could be misleading 11/16/00 p.9
Salvation Army, Church Women United schedule Giving Day
11/16/00 p.139
Unless they make history, some of village's older buildings
could be history 11/23/00 p.7
Village continues to move toward acquiring property within
golden triangle 11/23/00 p.7
Board recognizes value of prayer 11/23/00 p.10
Giving Day a Barrington tradition 11/23/00 p.21
Village eyes improvements to public works building
11/30/00 p.8
Village buys ADCO site for $1 million 12/7/00 p.5
Flu shot shortage creates headaches 12/14/00 p.7
Hamelberg will seek third term 12/14/00 p.7
Some fear village's plan to revitalize downtown too late to
be effective 12/14/00 p.8
A new year plagued by same old road woes 12/21/00 p.5
No decision on cemetery's bid for larger storage shed
12/21/00 p.8
Critics claim noise monitoring equipment is an olive branch
12/28/00 p.8
BARRINGTON, ILL.--AUTHORS
Author delves into greatest mystery of all 4/6/00 p.B3
BARRINGTON, ILL.--HISTORY
Bell rings in new era for Barrington 1/27/00 p.99
If this old house could talk [Pond Gate Farm] 6/29/00 p.90
BARTH, JULIE
BroncoJacks; Julie Barth and Annette Carlstrom, owners
12/14/00 p.24
BATTAGLIA, JEFF
Well-wishers pay tribute to closing local landmark 1/20/00
p.11
BAXTER. CURTIS, REV.
Presbyterian church picks Baxter to be its new pastor
2/10/00 p.9
BEAUBIEN, MARK
District 52 candidates seek conservative title 3/9/00 p.9
Beaubien retains voters' faith 3/23/00 p.7
BEECHICK, TALIA
Local kids saying the darndest things 2/24/00 p.7
BEESE, CAROL
Beginning a new adventure 10/26/00 p.115
Beese honored for 32 years of service to area business
12/14/00 p.7
BELEC, CHRISTY
Three female deputies file lawsuit 7/6/00 p.6
BENSEN, SCOTT
Teens hailed as heroes 8/31/00 p.5
BLOME, ERIK
Immortal images of mere mortals 10/19/00 p.B7
BRANT, MARK
The magic of Santa 12/28/00 p.83
BRIGHT HOPE INTERNATIONAL
Group offers hope to poor while teaching local youth
11/9/00 p.26
BRONCOJACKS (RESTAURANT)
BroncoJacks; Julie Barth and Annette Carlstrom, owners
12/14/00 p.24
BROWN, HARRY
Old-school Olympians 11/16/00 p.115
BRUNKA, CHRISTY
Brunka, Delcore, Thalheimer, Hershman lead way at sectional
11/16/00 p.162
Brunka, Delcore swim big at State 11/23/00 p.118
BUDKE, KEITH
Budke breathes easy at regional 2/10/00 p.107
Martin, Budke wrap up championships at Erb 12/21/00 p.108
BUEHLER YMCA
Buehler YMCA plans $5.1 million expansion 5/11/00 p.11
BURAS, TIMOTHY D.
Police nab teens who vandalized buses 6/15/00 p.5
BURKE, NANCY
Fantastic four 2/3/00 p.29
BURKHARDT, BRANDEN
Teens hailed as heroes 8/31/00 p.5
BUSINESS
Roadwork doesn't curb business 5/11/00 p.8
Summer jobs scarce locally 6/15/00 p.9
Fathers, sons share more than familial relationships
6/15/00 p.8
Forging new relationships 6/29/00 p.97
Easy on the budget 7/20/00 p.89
Officials say mall will not hurt local retailers 9/21/00
p.13
Owners say widening Hough will kill downtown business
10/5/00 p.8
Buyer beware: simple project becomes nightmare for senior
couple 12/7/00 p.7
Mayors fret over sales tax revenue lost to e-commerce
4/20/00 p.10
Starved for success? 11/2/00 p.115
BUSINESS ENTERPRISES
Starr Couture; Starr Kondos, owner 3/16/00 p.117
Wedding Belles LTD.; Marcia McReynolds & Sherry Suson,
owners 3/23/00 p.101
Forest Printing; Nick Olker, owner 3/30/00 p.103
Name change [Teich Packing, Inc.] 4/6/00 p.110
Schwab opens in downtown Barrington 5/4/00 p.6
Lea Image Studio; Karen Lea Cline, owner 5/18/00 p.113
Incredible Technologies, Elaine Hodgson, owner 6/15/00
p.115
Rak & Associates, L.L.C.; Pamela Rak, owner 7/27/00 p.91
Ruck/Pate Architecture; Steve Pate, co-owner 8/3/00 p.103
Payton Floral Company; Bob Payton, owner 8/10/00 p.103
ExotiCarShare.com; George Kiebala and Max Gutsmiedl, owners
8/17/00 p.107
Ray's Barber Shop; Ray Tourville, owner 9/28/00 p.101
Scott Global Enterprises, Tanya Scott, owner 10/5/00 p.105
Eminent Domain; Normand & Melanie Neal; owners 10/12/00
p.117
Marquardt of Barrington; Larry Marquardt, owner 10/19/00
p.123
Yogawerks, Chad Satlow; owner 11/30/00 p.107
Ultimate Performance Therapy; Ashley Reece-Podgorski, owner
12/7/00 p.115
BroncoJacks; Julie Barth and Annette Carlstrom, owners
12/14/00 p.24
Society's Child; Stuart and Debbie Peek, owners 12/14/00
p.127
BYE, JEAN
Three hospice volunteers honored for excellence 5/25/00
p.110
CABRERA, REX
Cabrera stands tall at sectional 5/25/00 p.123
CANCER (DISEASE)
Helping man to man 4/27/00 p.35
Surviving cancer 4/27/00 p.40
Each day is a gift 4/27/00 p.B1
CANZONERI, SALVATORE
Canzoneri murder still on the books 6/15/00 p/14
CARBO, ALBERT
Clutch Carbo 11/2/00 p.123
CARDINALLO, FRANCESCA
Buyer beware: simple project becomes nightmare for senior
couple 12/7/00 p.7
CARDINALLO, ROCCO
Buyer beware: simple project becomes nightmare for senior
couple 12/7/00 p.7
CARLSON, DAVE
Stepping up 5/11/00 p.131
CARLSTROM, ANNETTE
BroncoJacks; Julie Barth and Annette Carlstrom, owners
12/14/00 p.24
CARTER, GLORIA
St. Anne's names preschool director 5/25/00 p.6
CARY, ILL.
Cary salutes visual and performing arts 8/17/00 p.B3
CASAVANT, JENNIFER
Women embark on a personal journey of hope 7/20/00 p.18
CASS, PATRICIA ANN
Each day is a gift 4/27/00 p.B1
CHARLES SCHWAB & CO., INC.
Schwab opens in downtown Barrington 5/4/00 p.6
CHIAVERINA, CHRIS
Chiaverina elected to lead association 3/9/00 p.26
CHICAGO AREA TRANSPORTATION STUDY
CATS tunes up regional plans with series of public hearings
4/6/00 p.10
CHICAGO MASTER SINGERS
Master Singers hit high note in Europe 8/31/00 p.B5
CHICAGO SOCKERS (SOCCER CLUB)
Sockin' it to the world 7/13/00 p.123
Hungry like a Wolff 8/3/00 p.113
CHILDREN'S ADVOCACY CENTER
Center provides haven for child abuse victims 4/20/00 p.12
CHOI, SCHOLASTICA
District 220 names two new principals 4/27/00 p.5
CHRISTOFALOS, MICHAEL J.
Dancers owner, employee arrested by county sheriff 2/17/00
p.18
CITIZENS FOR CONSERVATION
Landscape legion 1/13/00 p.81
Kelsey Crossing proposal presented to plan panel 1/27/00
p.10
Builder, conservationists form unusual partnership 7/20/00
p.12
Final approval withheld for 44-unit subdivision 8/3/00 p.18
CFC anxious to begin work on Flint Creek site 9/21/00 p.11
CFC closes purchase of 65-acre Flint Creek site 10/26/00
p.13
CITIZENS FOR EXCELLENCE IN LEARNING
CEL working to educate voters about school needs 9/14/00
p.7
CLIFT, LAURA
From McKinley to Clinton, one woman has seen it all
7/27/00 p.12
CLINE, KAREN LEA
Lea Image Studio; Karen Lea Cline, owner 5/18/00 p.113
CLUB X-SITE
Palatine officials are seeking to shut down teen nightclub
6/1/00 p.9
COLLEGE OF LAKE COUNTY
University site choice is only the beginning 5/18/00 p.18
COMMUNITY ADVISORY COMMITTEE
District 220 board, CAC study fall referendum 6/8/00 p.9
COMMUNITY TASK FORCE ON YOUTH
Event kicks off activities for new youth task force 2/3/00
p.9
COMMUNITY UNIT SCHOOL DISTRICT 300
$63M bond sale has district headed in right direction
12/21/00 p.10
CONSTANTIA PACKING, INC.
Name change [Teich Packing, Inc.] 4/6/00 p.110
CONWAY, WHIT
Broncos' Anderson, Aprati, Conway and LaChapelle net
all-state lacrosse honors 6/15/00 p.128
COOK COUNTY FOREST PRESERVE DISTRICT
County bars liquor from some groves 12/28/00 p.6
Glass containers banned from preserves 12/28/00 p.6
COOK COUNTY, ILL.
Delinquent tax list 2/3/00 p.98
Cook County to help fund bypass study 2/17/00 p.6
County board supports 53 extension 8/17/00 p.6
Assessments 9/21/00 p.119
County head promotes suburban prosperity 9/28/00 p.10
Up in smoke 11/30/00 p.7
County purchases excess insurance 12/28/00 p.6
COOK STREET PLAZA (REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT)
Cook Street Plaza 11/9/00 p.107
COUNTRYSIDE SCHOOL
Countryside tops school priority list 1/13/00 p.5
Priority one 1/27/00 p.25
District 220 names new principal 3/30/00 p.6
Focus group: renovate Roslyn and Countryside 7/20/00 p.12
COURT APPOINTED SPECIAL ADVOCATES
These guardian angels help neglected children 3/23/00 p.89
CRANE, PHILIP M.
Crane seeks treatment for alcoholism 3/23/00 p.5
Crane still aiming for powerful committee post 4/6/00 p.11
Crane completes alcoholism treatment 4/13/00 p.6
Crane opponent is working hard despite the odds 6/29/00
p.12
Crane, Pressl offer ideas on Social Security 10/12/00 p.7
Crane espouses tax relief, more spending on defense
10/12/00 p.7
Crane wins another term, sets sights on key post 11/9/00
p.8
Crane awaits committee nod 12/28/00 p.10
CRIME AND CRIMINALS
Baby Jesus figure stolen from VFW Nativity scene 1/13/00
p.14
Six youths charged in area mail thefts 1/20/00 p.12
Dancers owner, employee arrested by county sheriff 2/17/00
p.18
Police: 23 teens arrested at party 3/9/00 p.5
Police seek clues in theft of sculpture 4/6/00 p.25
Sex offender under investigation 5/11/00 p.20
Wauconda man faces various sexual charges 5/11/00 p.21
Visitors to cemeteries warned to use caution 5/25/00 p.15
Ecstasy poses serious health threat to suburban teenagers
6/1/00 p.9
Palatine officials are seeking to shut down teen nightclub
6/1/00 p.9
Alcohol, arrest can't taint relay: organizers 6/8/00 p.7
Barrington Hills man faces sex charges 6/8/00 p.7
Police nab teens who vandalized buses 6/15/00 p.5
Canzoneri murder still on the books 6/15/00 p/14
Police question man in attacks 6/15/00 p.23
Underage consumption arrests skyrocketing 7/6/00 p.5
Police search for man who tried to lure boy 7/27/00 p.22
Feds charge Inverness resident in fraudulent mortgage
scheme 8/3/00 p.10
FBI seeks assault suspect overseas 8/3/00 p.29
Vandals' destructive spree angers Inverness residents
8/10/00 p.7
Rape, burglaries rock business center 8/24/00 p.5
Correction to story of 8/24/00 9/7/00 p.6
Gurnee man charged in burglaries 10/19/00 p.5
Police search for suspect in automobile hijacking 10/26/00
p.13
Molester gets 12 years in prison 11/30/00 p.8
Hoffman man sentenced for bank robberies 11/30/00 p.8
Tire slasher could face $10,000 fine, 10 years 12/7/00 p.8
Dorm room decorations could create havoc on the roadways
12/7/00 p.8
Man ready to see long-lost daughter 12/14/00 p.26
Tis the season for thieves and other holiday hazards
12/14/00 p.31
CROHN, NORMAN
South Barrington touts lifesaving pair 4/20/00 p.6
CRONIN, DAN
Legislator: teachers belong in classroom 3/16/00 p.32
CUBA TOWNSHIP, ILL.
Judge expected to rule Tuesday on cellular phone tower
lawsuit 2/24/00 p.10
Assessment roll 3/23/00 p.107
Delinquencies 11/16/00 p.151
Assessment roll 12/28/00 p.L1
CURRAN, SHARON
Fantastic four 2/3/00 p.29
CYCLING PATHS
Village lays groundwork for bike path 4/6/00 p.7
DANCERS (NIGHT CLUB)
Dancers owner, employee arrested by county sheriff 2/17/00
p.18
DE BOLT, JAMES
Lillian and James DeBolt [60th] 6/29/00 p.100
Lillian and James DeBolt 8/3/00 p.95
DE BOLT, LILLIAN
Lillian and James DeBolt [60th] 6/29/00 p.100
Lillian and James DeBolt 8/3/00 p.95
DE YOUNG, EDWARD
BHS principal DeYoung accepts new post 11/30/00 p.9
DEER GROVE COOK COUNTY FOREST PRESERVE
Cool runnings 2/3/00 p.7
DEER PARK TOWN CENTER (SHOPPING CENTER)
Residents brace for impact of Deer Park development
6/15/00 p.7
Mid-October opening set for Deer Park mall 8/17/00 p.11
Lights, camera but no action on movie complex 9/7/00 p.11
Officials say mall will not hurt local retailers 9/21/00
p.13
Grand opening culminates two years of preparation 10/26/00
p.8
Town Center festivities include unzipping, charity gala,
concert 10/26/00 p.8
Town Center officials announce schedule of store openings
10/26/00 p.9
Town Center retail sales exceeding expectations 11/16/00
p.10
DEER PARK, ILL.
DP Board oks fund for land swap 1/20/00 p.6
Village gets $351,000 grant to help Vehe Farm purchase
2/24/00 p.8
Motorola plan gets cold shoulder from Deer Park 6/8/00 p.7
Residents brace for impact of Deer Park development
6/15/00 p.7
Motorola office campus approved 7/13/00 p.7
Deer Park trustees need more on Motorola 7/20/00 p.15
Deer Park residents hang welcome mat for Motorola 8/10/00
p.9
Mid-October opening set for Deer Park mall 8/17/00 p.11
Deer Park oks Motorola office complex 8/24/00 p.5
Lights, camera but no action on movie complex 9/7/00 p.11
Ground broken on Motorola site 9/21/00 p.10
Officials say mall will not hurt local retailers 9/21/00
p.13
Tree survey will facilitate restoration of Vehe Farm
10/5/00 p.7
Grand opening culminates two years of preparation 10/26/00
p.8
Town Center festivities include unzipping, charity gala,
concert 10/26/00 p.8
Town Center officials announce schedule of store openings
10/26/00 p.9
Town Center retail sales exceeding expectations 11/16/00
p.10
DEL RE, GARY
Lake County sheriff calls suit frivolous 4/27/00 p.12
Former Kiley Center director at center of Del Re lawsuit
5/4/00 p.10
Tow firms all gave to Del Re 5/11/00 p.21
DELCORE, KEELY
Brunka, Delcore, Thalheimer, Hershman lead way at sectional
11/16/00 p.162
Brunka, Delcore swim big at State 11/23/00 p.118
DIAMOND, ALAN J.
Former Kiley Center director at center of Del Re lawsuit
5/4/00 p.10
DIETZEN, JENNIFER
Timberlake teen named Miss Junior Barrington 5/11/00 p.13
DISHONG, DARYL
Couple collects 5,000 books for disadvantaged 12/28/00 p.11
DISHONG, EILEEN
Couple collects 5,000 books for disadvantaged 12/28/00 p.11
DISTRICT 220 EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION
Foundation grant will move district forward 6/29/00 p.5
District 220 Education Foundation announces nine more PIE
grants 11/16/00 p.13
DOCEKAL, JUDITH
District 220 names new principal 3/30/00 p.6
DONIE BAND (MUSICAL GROUP)
Village makes German band feel right at home 7/13/00 p.7
DROTT, JO ANNE
Fantastic four 2/3/00 p.29
DRUGS AND YOUTH
Ecstasy poses serious health threat to suburban teenagers
6/1/00 p.9
DUDA, FRITZ, JR.
Duda receives chilly reception at hearing 10/26/00 p.11
DUDA, FRITZ, SR.
Duda identified as MacArthur Farm buyer 2/17/00 p.5
DURBIN, DICK
Durbin tells local seniors about Medicare proposal 2/3/00
p.10
EARTH TECH, INC.
Village eyes improvements to public works building
11/30/00 p.8
EDUCATION
Legislator: teachers belong in classroom 3/16/00 p.32
Schools chief lists budget priorities 4/6/00 p.8
Houlihan delays move that would have cost schools millions
4/13/00 p.26
Thirteen area students ready to explore France 4/27/00 p.10
State school board ponders test change 4/27/00 p.14
Cutting class 5/25/00 p.9
Juniors face challenge from PSAE, ACT 8/24/00 p.27
State board announces plans for virtual school 11/30/00
p.13
EISELE, MARGARET, SISTER
Lessons of the heart 1/20/00 p.77
EITEL, DAVE
Broncos, Eitel eye State after runner-up finish at regional
10/26/00 p.129
ELA AREA COMMUNITY PROFILE
Profile provides area snapshot 5/4/00 p.13
ELA AREA PUBLIC LIBRARY
Profile provides area snapshot 5/4/00 p.13
Library groundbreaking to take place on Sunday 5/18/00 p.25
Ela library project to heat up in August 7/6/00 p.18
Barrington, Ela libraries receive grants 10/12/00 p.6
ELA COMMUNITIES FOR SUCCESS
Community dialogue will focus on government issues 6/8/00
p.26
Dialogue lets residents express views 10/5/00 p.9
ELA FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS
Ela Festival of Arts gets bigger and better 9/14/00 p.12
ELA TOWNSHIP, ILL.
Community dialogue will focus on government issues 6/8/00
p.26
Dialogue lets residents express views 10/5/00 p.9
Assessment roll 11/9/00 p.L1
ELECTIONS
Barrington Township GOP endorses Mathias 1/13/00 p.7
Mathias supporter is challenging Riefenberg nominating
petitions 1/13/00 p.7
Park District referendum decision set for Tuesday 1/13/00
p.8
District 220 going for $15.4 million 1/20/00 p.5
Barrington Park District to ask for tax rate hike 1/20/00
p.5
Fire District board narrows referendum study's scope
1/20/00 p.9
Candidates trade barbs 1/20/00 p.14
Mark Riefenberg staying on ballot 1/27/00 p.12
Riefenberg is optimistic despite dollar disparity 2/10/00
p.12
Skinner raises more, but is spending less 2/10/00 p.13
Referendum III 2/10/00 p.25
Park board asking for voters' trust 2/17/00 p.7
District 220 discusses impact of referendum 2/24/00 p.5
BETA backs Park District referendum 2/24/00 p.6
Lake County Board seat draws GOP primary 3/2/00 p.11
15 Democrats vie for MWRD posts 3/2/00 p.13
Four Dems seek court clerk nod 3/2/00 p.14
District 52 candidates seek conservative title 3/9/00 p.9
Taxes, growth, roads hot topics in the 64th district
3/9/00 p.10
Riefenberg criticizes Mathias for supporting Illinois FIRST
3/9/00 p.10
The election that wasn't 3/9/00 p.12
Inverness asks voters to approve home-rule 3/16/00 p.10
Voters guide 3/16/00 p.11
Barrington man bucks Republican establishment for
subcircuit post 3/16/00 p.23
Referendum III 3/16/00 p.31
Voters say no to better schools 3/23/00 p.5
Mathias survives conservative challenge 3/23/00 p.6
Voters approve open space measure 3/23/00 p.7
Kurtz ousts Skinner 3/23/00 p.7
Mountsier fends off Schnure 3/23/00 p.7
Beaubien retains voters' faith 3/23/00 p.7
Inverness voters approve home rule 3/23/00 p.20
Numbers tell story of referendum's defeat 4/6/00 p.5
Nash readying representative campaign 4/6/00 p.7
Voter turnout hits all-time record low 4/6/00 p.10
House contestants exude confidence 4/6/00 p.19
Board going forward with fall referendum 5/25/00 p.5
Crane opponent is working hard despite the odds 6/29/00
p.12
Critics charge board must change its ways 8/10/00 p.5
Referendum's goal is to buy more land 8/17/00 p.6
Citizens organizing to pass referendum 8/31/00 p.7
CEL working to educate voters about school needs 9/14/00
p.7
Officials deny trend in March ballot 10/5/00 p.5
Where would referendum dollars go? 10/12/00 p.5
Crane, Pressl offer ideas on Social Security 10/12/00 p.7
Crane espouses tax relief, more spending on defense
10/12/00 p.7
Two questions will face county voters 10/19/00 p.7
Non-voters view politics through prism of cynicism
10/19/00 p.12
Decision day arrives for school referendum 11/2/00 p.5
Pressl thinks Republican complacency may turn tide 11/2/00
p.8
Harper officials claim new buildings can be maintained
without tax hike 11/2/00 p.8
Candidates discuss growth, open space and education
11/2/00 p.9
Mathias, Nash disagree on right to sue HMOs 11/2/00 p.11
Voters Guide 11/2/00 p.16
Community really wants good schools 11/9/00 p.5
Referendum received support across board 11/9/00 p.5
Crane wins another term, sets sights on key post 11/9/00
p.8
Kurtz's patience pays off big 11/9/00 p.8
Voters ok Harper expansion 11/9/00 p.9
Mathias heading back to Springfield 11/9/00 p.9
Mixed vote creates uncertain future for District 95 schools
11/9/00 p.11
Referendum results 11/16/00 p.8
Friends, foes say reduced cost key to Harper victory
11/16/00 p.14
Kirk credits campaign focus for victory 11/16/00 p.20
Passing $88 million referendum not the end for school
officials 11/16/00 p.24
Electors consider potentially historic choices 11/16/00
p.26
Hamelberg will seek third term 12/14/00 p.7
Several local board seats will be contested in Spring 2001
election 12/14/00 p.10
ELGIN JOLIET AND EASTERN RAILROAD
Parke wants commuter line on EJ&E tracks 7/6/00 p.7
ELK GROVE VILLAGE, ILL.
Budget 10/19/00 p.B32
EMINENT DOMAIN
Eminent Domain; Normand & Melanie Neal; owners 10/12/00
p.117
ENGLE, DAVE
A universal language 10/26/00 p.31
ESTES, JIM
Workshop wizard 12/14/00 p.105
EVERGREEN CEMETERY
No decision on cemetery's bid for larger storage shed
12/21/00 p.8
EXOTICARSHARE.COM
ExotiCarShare.com; George Kiebala and Max Gutsmiedl, owners
8/17/00 p.107
FAST EDDIE'S CAR WASH
Village oks car wash plan 8/17/00 p.13
FAUST, DAVEA
Surviving cancer 4/27/00 p.40
FEDERAL RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION
Village wants to blow whistle on new FRA rule 4/20/00 p.5
Officials bark at train-whistle rules 4/27/00 p.5
Message made loud and clear: no horns here 5/4/00 p.11
FILSTEAD, SUSAN
The quest for a cure 3/9/00 p.83
FIRES
Sprinklers save new house from fiery end 3/2/00 p.7
Poodle, pet birds perish in home fire 3/16/00 p.10
Eight agencies respond to Wauconda brush fire 3/30/00 p.12
Firefighters torch home for practice 4/6/00 p.9
Women escape home fire 6/1/00 p.22
Barn burns, horses saved 7/20/00 p.13
Fire causes $125,000 damage 11/9/00 p.13
Garage fire causes $150,000 in damage 12/7/00 p.12
FITZGERALD, PETER
Fitzgerald tells group: "It's good to be home" 1/27/00 p.9
FITZPATRICK, WILLIAM
Fitzpatrick steps down as president 12/7/00 p.9
FLINT CREEK
CFC closes purchase of 65-acre Flint Creek site 10/26/00
p.13
FLINT CREEK SCHOOL
Park District gains extension on option 3/30/00 p.6
FOGLIA YMCA
New Foglia YMCA gets rave reviews 5/18/00 p.97
FOREST PRINTING
Forest Printing; Nick Olker, owner 3/30/00 p.103
FORREST, NELSON
Village founder dead at 85 10/19/00 p.10
FOUNTAIN CROSSINGS (REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT)
Hoffman Estates oks Meijer plan 12/7/00 p.5
Village will continue to fight Meijer plan 12/14/00 p.5
FOURTH LAKE (WETLANDS)
Forest Preserve District to buy quality wetlands 2/3/00
p.12
FOX RIVER
Water under the bridge 4/27/00 p.105
FOX RIVER GROVE, ILL.
Fox River Grove officials hesitant to back widening of
Route 22 through town 7/27/00 p.7
FOX WATERWAY AGENCY
Court will decide outcome of FWA's Geo-Tube project
6/15/00 p.18
FOX, MEGAN
Fox Point resident bikes to save little girl's life
4/27/00 p.8
FREEMAN, ADAM
Freeman, Kleyn medal at State 3/2/00 p.107
Freeman fine with runner-up finish at Lake County meet
12/21/00 p.107
FREEMONT PUBLIC LIBRARY DISTRICT
Budget 11/2/00 p.129
FREESE, ROBERT
District 52 candidates seek conservative title 3/9/00 p.9
Beaubien retains voters' faith 3/23/00 p.7
FREMD HIGH SCHOOL
Police nab teens who vandalized buses 6/15/00 p.5
FRIDDELL, ABBIE
A woman with wings 7/20/00 p.107
FRIENDS OF THE BARRINGTON AREA LIBRARY
Friends find new market to sell old library books 12/21/00
p.9
FRITZ DUDA COMPANY
Developer defends MacArthur proposal 10/5/00 p.7
Duda plan forwarded to trustees 11/23/00 p.5
Duda says next step is deannexation 11/30/00 p.5
FULLER, CHARLES I.
Police nab teens who vandalized buses 6/15/00 p.5
GARLANDS (REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT)
Plan commission oks guest rooms at Garlands 3/23/00 p.8
GE CAPITAL AUTO FINANCIAL SERVICES
GE Capital cuts 300 employees 12/7/00 p.10
GIARDINO, JULIE
District 220 names two new principals 4/27/00 p.5
GIRL SCOUTS OF AMERICA
Going on post-holiday diet? Girl Scouts say think again
12/28/00 p.9
GK DEVELOPMENT
Developer withdraws petition to renovate Seigle's property
2/10/00 p.10
GOLDMAN, KARLA
Teachers hope new magazine is just right 7/27/00 p.B3
GONGOLA, DICK
Card sharks 2/3/00 p.85
GOOD SHEPHERD HOSPITAL
Baby girl rings in century at Good Shepherd 1/6/00 p.7
Iftiniuk era begins at Good Shepherd 1/20/00 p.87
Settlement reached in malpractice suit 4/13/00 p.24
New outpatient facility gains state approval 4/27/00 p.7
Charity begins at home 9/14/00 p.81
Good Shepherd offers flu shots 12/21/00 p.9
Hospital fire first volley in flu fight 12/28/00 p.10
GOOD SHEPHERD HOSPITAL HEALTH & FITNESS CENTER
Betting living through health 7/6/00 p.103
Health center opens in spectacular fashion 7/20/00 p.24
GORSKI, KAREN
Grandmother raises funds to erect memorial statue 5/11/00
p.14
GORSKI, LEON
Annexation talks break down when officials balk at demands
4/27/00 p.9
GOSLIN, GREG
Greg Goslin lobbies SB officials to accept Inverness Jung
plan 1/20/00 p.8
GOVERNMENT
Bureau expects 20 million households will ignore call to
complete census form 3/23/00 p.10
Tobacco talks, tax rebates headline Springfield session
5/25/00 p.12
Panel to review gas price hikes 7/13/00 p.18
State lawmakers get mixed reviews from local mayors
9/28/00 p.10
Several local board seats will be contested in Spring 2001
election 12/14/00 p.10
GRAZIAN, LAWRENCE L.
Barrington man bucks Republican establishment for
subcircuit post 3/16/00 p.23
GREAT HAVEN BUILDERS
Barrignton annexes 5-acre site 2/17/00 p.6
GREEN, LARRY
Green named publisher 5/4/00 p.5
GREENSPOINT OFFICE PARK
Hamilton Partners sign six to Greenspoint lease 8/17/00
p.108
GRIFFIN, JANICE
Fox Point resident bikes to save little girl's life
4/27/00 p.8
GRODEK, KIM
Goal-oriented 4/13/00 p.117
GROVE AVENUE SCHOOL
Mental exercise 3/2/00 p.25
Grove gears up for 14th annual carnival 9/14/00 p.11
GRUBER, CHARLES
Gruber to head South Barrington police 3/30/00 p.6
GUDERIAN, LOIS
Holiday harmonies 12/14/00 p.B7
GUMOWSKI, JESSICA
BYDE tabs Gumowski 8/10/00 p.98
GUTSMIEDL, MAX
ExotiCarShare.com; George Kiebala and Max Gutsmiedl, owners
8/17/00 p.107
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY
Habitat for Humanity raises roof on home 4/20/00 p.11
HAGNELL, SUSAN, DR.
Settlement reached in malpractice suit 4/13/00 p.24
HAIDER, MARY JO
One teacher's efforts don't go unrewarded 11/16/00 p.35
HAMELBERG, RON
Hamelberg will seek third term 12/14/00 p.7
HAMILTON PARTNERS
Plans for Route 12 retail center finalized 4/20/00 p.8
Old agreements could halt new development 7/27/00 p.13
Hamilton Partners sign six to Greenspoint lease 8/17/00
p.108
HANNEY, CAPRON
Stealing the spotlight 8/24/00 p.89
HANSEN, JANE
Hansen elected school board chief 9/21/00 p.5
HAROLD SQUARE (REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT)
Cook Street Plaza 11/9/00 p.107
HARPER COLLEGE
Vindication? 1/6/00 p.21
Harper growing, but school will soon run out of room
4/6/00 p.27
Harper officials claim new buildings can be maintained
without tax hike 11/2/00 p.8
Harper Foundation seeks funds to outfit theater 11/2/00
p.B6
Voters ok Harper expansion 11/9/00 p.9
Friends, foes say reduced cost key to Harper victory
11/16/00 p.14
Tiniest lives spark huge interest 12/21/00 p.25
HARRIS BANK BARRINGTON
Bomb threat forces evacuation 5/25/00 p.5
HAWRYSKO, JIM
Young Post 158 squad forces Hawrysko to be more involved
6/15/00 p.127
HAWTHORN WOODS, ILL.
Mayoral candidate says village must be proactive 11/16/00
p.25
HAYWARD, MICHAEL, DR.
Orthodontist offers students chance to observe practice
12/21/00 p.10
HEALTHIER COMMUNITIES PROJECT
Can "Character Counts" prevent another Columbine? 6/8/00
p.11
HENDRICKSON THE CARE OF TREES
Tree survey will facilitate restoration of Vehe Farm
10/5/00 p.7
HERRMANN, MARY
District ends superintendent buzz 3/2/00 p.5
HERSHMAN, SARA
Brunka, Delcore, Thalheimer, Hershman lead way at sectional
11/16/00 p.162
Cut-and-dried 11/23/00 p.113
HIGHLAND PARK, ILL.
No evidence of profiling policy in Highland Park 5/18/00
p.22
HILLSIDE FARMS (LAND SUBDIVISION)
Barrington annexes 5-acre site 2/17/00 p.6
HODGSON, ELAINE
Incredible Technologies, Elaine Hodgson, owner 6/15/00
p.115
HOFFMAN ESTATES, ILL.
Hoffman Estates oks convention center 4/13/00 p.109
Driver sues police over traffic stop 6/15/00 p.5
Reservations stream in for new convention center 7/20/00
p.13
Willow Creek plans anger Hoffman residents 7/27/00 p.11
Hamilton Partners sign six to Greenspoint lease 8/17/00
p.108
A jewel of Stone-gate 8/24/00 p.105
South Barrington vows to fight 50-acre retail development
10/12/00 p.13
Meijer plans could create rift between villages 10/19/00
p.13
Terrestris proposing 24-hour superstore on Barrington Road
11/2/00 p.10
Officials question Meijer development 11/16/00 p.12
Hoffman Estates oks Meijer plan 12/7/00 p.5
Village will continue to fight Meijer plan 12/14/00 p.5
HOMELESS PEOPLE
WINGS to open house with festivities Friday 5/11/00 p.28
HOREL, NATASHA
Nine-year-old true to form in tae kwon do competition
8/3/00 p.9
HORIZON FARMS
Barn burns, horses saved 7/20/00 p.13
HORSES
Barn burns, horses saved 7/20/00 p.13
Not just horsing around 8/3/00 p.89
Owner Smith hopes Cugat is king on Million Day 8/17/00
p.117
Hardly horseplay 9/28/00 p.89
HOSPICE OF NORTHEASTERN ILLINOIS
HNI hosts dinner honoring volunteers 4/13/00 p.10
Three hospice volunteers honored for excellence 5/25/00
p.110
Harris Bank V.P. encourages others to get their feet wet
8/10/00 p.10
HOUGH STREET SCHOOL
Teachers get creamed! 1/13/00 p.7
Water main break forces students to vacate Hough 5/25/00
p.11
Kids find chess not only challenging, but fun too 11/2/00
p.30
HOULIHAN, JAMES
Houlihan delays move that would have cost schools millions
4/13/00 p.26
HOWARD, BRADLEY A.
Police nab teens who vandalized buses 6/15/00 p.5
HUNT, KEITH
Mayoral candidate says village must be proactive 11/16/00
p.25
IFTINIUK, ALAN
Iftiniuk era begins at Good Shepherd 1/20/00 p.87
ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES
Village gets $351,000 grant to help Vehe Farm purchase
2/24/00 p.8
ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
IDOT set to acquire land for Route 22 7/6/00 p.13
IDOT examines proposals to lessen area congestion 7/13/00
p.10
ILLINOIS FATHERHOOD INITIATIVE
Group aims to connect fathers, education 10/19/00 p.11
ILLINOIS HUMANITIES COUNCIL
Nelson named recipient of Studs Terkel award 11/30/00 p.12
ILLINOIS HUSTLE (BASKETBALL CLUB)
Hustling to Nationals 7/6/00 p.111
National impact 7/27/00 p.107
Tinkoff helps Hustle take fifth at AAU Nationals 9/7/00
p.105
ILLINOIS PARK AND RECREATION ASSOCIATION
Park District lauded for its aquatic facilities 11/16/00
p.21
ILLINOIS REAL ESTATE LAWYERS ASSOCIATION
Buyer's advocate 1/27/00 p.105
Local homeowners falling prey to subprime lenders 3/30/00
p.9
ILLINOIS STATE SNOWBOARDING CHAMPIONSHIPS
Snowboarder tournament a raging success 2/24/00 p.7
ILLINOIS VIRTUAL HIGH SCHOOL
State board announces plans for virtual school 11/30/00
p.13
INCREDIBLE TECHNOLOGIES
Incredible Technologies, Elaine Hodgson, owner 6/15/00
p.115
INVERNESS, ILL.
Inverness oks Jung plan 1/13/00 p.5
Greg Goslin lobbies SB officials to accept Inverness Jung
plan 1/20/00 p.8
Village to give Jung land sewer, water 1/27/00 p.5
South Barrington board oks Jung development agreement
2/3/00 p.5
Sprinklers save new house from fiery end 3/2/00 p.7
Police: 23 teens arrested at party 3/9/00 p.5
Inverness asks voters to approve home-rule 3/16/00 p.10
Inverness voters approve home rule 3/23/00 p.20
Women escape home fire 6/1/00 p.22
Inverness hosts 24th annual celebration 6/29/00 p.11
Feds charge Inverness resident in fraudulent mortgage
scheme 8/3/00 p.10
Vandals' destructive spree angers Inverness residents
8/10/00 p.7
Inverness residents wary of Hough Street traffic options
9/7/00 p.10
Inverness residents voice opposition to Route 59 bypass
9/14/00 p.5
Tire slasher could face $10,000 fine, 10 years 12/7/00 p.8
JAMBOLIYAH (BAND)
We be jammin' 6/8/00 p.103
JEWEL TEA COMPANY
Church, hospital, Park District all eyeing Jewel Tea
property 1/27/00 p.8
Panel rejects Jewel Tea proposals 2/10/00 p.5
Village gets virtual welcome wagon 3/9/00 p.97
Jewel Pond complies with tree ordinance 3/23/00 p.6
Group puts in bid for Jewel land 7/13/00 p.5
JOHNSON, ROBERT C.
Johnson named recipient of Marshall scholarship 12/21/00
p.28
JOSHUA TRANSFORMATION CENTER
Homeless shelter reopens thanks to Village Church 11/30/00
p.9
JUNG PROPERTY
Inverness oks Jung plan 1/13/00 p.5
Greg Goslin lobbies SB officials to accept Inverness Jung
plan 1/20/00 p.8
Village to give Jung land sewer, water 1/27/00 p.5
South Barrington board votes on Jung plan 1/27/00 p.6
South Barrington board oks Jung development agreement
2/3/00 p.5
JUST WRITE (MAGAZINE)
Teachers hope new magazine is just right 7/27/00 p.B3
KAINZ, JOE
Tower Lakes couple claims their lottery pot of gold
5/25/00 p.10
KAMEN, DANIEL
The animal adjuster 2/10/00 p.83
KAMRADT, AL
Diluting the pool 7/20/00 p.117
KARELS FARM
Forest Preserve purchases 213-acre Karels Farm site
10/19/00 p.11
KATZBECK, MARITA
Women embark on a personal journey of hope 7/20/00 p.18
KAUFMAN, LAUREN
Lovett-Morris, Kaufman on the road to State 10/19/00 p.135
KEDZIE, LAURENCE F.
Wauconda man faces various sexual charges 5/11/00 p.21
KELLEY, MAUREEN
Local woman yields to pageant curiosity 8/10/00 p.12
KELSEY CROSSING (LAND SUBDIVISION)
Kelsey Crossing proposal presented to plan panel 1/27/00
p.10
Proposal pleasing to planners but vote delayed until Feb.
24 2/17/00 p.9
Commission recommends subdivision 3/2/00 p.6
Plan ideal for Lake Barrington 3/9/00 p.5
KEMPER INSURANCE COMPANY
Kemper land sales could drastically alter landscape 6/1/00
p.10
KENNEDY REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT
Office development proposal lies motionless before board
2/17/00 p.10
Trustees approve office park on Barrington Road 3/16/00 p.8
KENNEDY, KELLY
New-pro Kennedy has reason to stand tall 2/10/00 p.107
KENT, KERRI WYATT
Author offers her advice through "God's Whisper" 7/20/00
p.14
KICKAPOO FARMS
Not just horsing around 8/3/00 p.89
KIEBALA, GEORGE
ExotiCarShare.com; George Kiebala and Max Gutsmiedl, owners
8/17/00 p.107
KILDEER, ILL.
Old agreements could halt new development 7/27/00 p.13
KING, LENNY
The King swingers 8/10/00 p.B5
KIRK, MARK
Kirk credits campaign focus for victory 11/16/00 p.20
KISANE, SHARON
South Barrington touts lifesaving pair 4/20/00 p.6
KLEHM NURSERY
Anonymous flier distributed objecting to Klehm proposal
1/27/00 p.8
Board approves PUD 3/30/00 p.5
Klehm development slowly moving forward 7/6/00 p.7
Klehm site developers request sewer service 7/13/00 p.8
Development raises more concerns 7/20/00 p.7
Latest Klehm proposal worries some South Barrington
officials 8/10/00 p.8
South Barrington, developer discuss Klehm landscaping
8/17/00 p.12
Consultant proposes change to Klehm plan 8/31/00 p.5
Klehm developer, village discuss plan alternatives 9/14/00
p.7
South Barrington seeks details from developer 9/28/00 p.12
Plan commission postpones Klehm decision 11/9/00 p.7
Klehm plan ok'd 11/16/00 p.5
Residents protest Klehm development 12/21/00 p.5
KLEIN, DONALD P.
Klein looks ahead as he prepares to leave BACOG 6/15/00
p.10
KLEYN, AARON
Money-player Kleyn will have incentive at State 2/24/00
p.103
Freeman, Kleyn medal at State 3/2/00 p.107
KNAPIK, ROB
Stepping up 5/11/00 p.131
KOCH, LAURA
Breaths of frosh air 12/14/00 p.135
KONDOS, STARR
Starr Couture; Starr Kondos, owner 3/16/00 p.117
KOSTELEC, GEORGE
Park board names new president 9/28/00 p.6
KUBIK, JOE
No quit 1/13/00 p.105
KURTZ, ROSEMARY
Candidates trade barbs 1/20/00 p.14
Kurtz ousts Skinner 3/23/00 p.7
Kurtz's patience pays off big 11/9/00 p.8
KUSKOWSKI, LEN
The shoes fit Kuskowski 12/14/00 p.7
LA CHAPELLE, BROCK
Broncos' Anderson, Aprati, Conway and LaChapelle net
all-state lacrosse honors 6/15/00 p.128
LABOTT, CODY
Settlement reached in malpractice suit 4/13/00 p.24
LAKE BARRINGTON COUNTRYSIDE PARK DISTRICT
Park District gains extension on option 3/30/00 p.6
Park board names new president 9/28/00 p.6
LAKE BARRINGTON WOODS (REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT)
A new beginning 11/16/00 p.145
LAKE BARRINGTON, ILL.
LB panel to hear rezoning request 1/6/00 p.6
Village joins municipal group 1/6/00 p.6
LB trustees reject request to help pay for school fence
1/13/00 p.10
Lake Barrington village hall gets defibrillator 1/27/00 p.6
Kelsey Crossing proposal presented to plan panel 1/27/00
p.10
Board endorses Route 53 extension 2/3/00 p.13
Village staff getting defibrillator 2/3/00 p.13
Proposal pleasing to planners but vote delayed until Feb.
24 2/17/00 p.9
Commission recommends subdivision 3/2/00 p.6
Plan ideal for Lake Barrington 3/9/00 p.5
Park District gains extension on option 3/30/00 p.6
Fire department seeks ways to improve response time
3/30/00 p.8
Builder, conservationists form unusual partnership 7/20/00
p.12
Final approval withheld for 44-unit subdivision 8/3/00 p.18
Rape, burglaries rock business center 8/24/00 p.5
Correction to story of 8/24/00 9/7/00 p.6
Lake Barrington oks 44-home subdivision 9/7/00 p.12
CFC anxious to begin work on Flint Creek site 9/21/00 p.11
Village will hire lobbyist to lead Route 22 fight 10/5/00
p.9
Villages clash over Route 22 plans 11/30/00 p.11
LAKE COUNTY FOREST PRESERVE DISTRICT
Forest Preserve District to buy quality wetlands 2/3/00
p.12
New land purchase gets nod 3/16/00 p.101
County rebukes deer activists 3/23/00 p.14
Study reveals dozens of new insect species 4/13/00 p.14
Forest Preserve makes two more purchases 7/27/00 p.8
Forest Preserve will discuss open space referendum Friday
8/10/00 p.22
Referendum's goal is to buy more land 8/17/00 p.6
Forest Preserve purchases 213-acre Karels Farm site
10/19/00 p.11
Preserve gets grants 11/16/00 p.27
LAKE COUNTY, ILL.
County's Route 53 support is waning 1/27/00 p.13
Lake County GOP is getting greener 3/30/00 p.11
Affordable housing raises passions 4/13/00 p.25
Transportation problems get worse as county grows 4/20/00
p.7
Lake County sheriff calls suit frivolous 4/27/00 p.12
Lake County board considers pay hikes 4/27/00 p.13
Task force to study cheap housing 5/4/00 p.8
Lake County judges want more courtrooms 5/11/00 p.30
Lake County Board oks salary hikes 5/18/00 p.10
Task force proposes transit oriented development 6/1/00
p.11
Lake County seeks to regulate growth 6/1/00 p.12
Three female deputies file lawsuit 7/6/00 p.6
Coyote sightings worry some residents 8/10/00 p.11
Lake County quarantine is first salvo in fight to contain
gypsy moth 8/17/00 p.18
The moth that roared 8/24/00 p.7
War on beetles has 2 fronts 8/24/00 p.7
Two questions will face county voters 10/19/00 p.7
Tobacco sales to minors will be targeted by Sheriff
11/9/00 p.12
PADS' shelters running out of room 11/23/00 p.8
Villages clash over Route 22 plans 11/30/00 p.11
Sheriff calls inmate work details a success 11/30/00 p.21
First woman will lead Lake County board 12/7/00 p.11
LAKE FOREST, ILL.
Wolf dog transported to facility in Tennessee 2/17/00 p.11
LAKE ZURICH RURAL FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT
DP Board oks fund for land swap 1/20/00 p.6
LAKE ZURICH SCHOOL DISTRICT 95
Proposed land buy worries neighbors 2/17/00 p.14
LAKE ZURICH, ILL.
Proposed land buy worries neighbors 2/17/00 p.14
Plans for Route 12 retail center finalized 4/20/00 p.8
Buehler YMCA plans $5.1 million expansion 5/11/00 p.11
Alpine Village buzzing, basking in lotto attention 5/18/00
p.9
New Foglia YMCA gets rave reviews 5/18/00 p.97
Route 22 bypass plan draws heat 8/10/00 p.22
Mixed vote creates uncertain future for District 95 schools
11/9/00 p.11
Split referendum vote creates dilemma 11/16/00 p.28
Villages clash over Route 22 plans 11/30/00 p.11
LAKEWOOD AND BARRINGTON, LLC.
South Barrington vows to fight 50-acre retail development
10/12/00 p.13
Meijer plans could create rift between villages 10/19/00
p.13
Hoffman Estates oks Meijer plan 12/7/00 p.5
LAKEWOOD HOMES, INC.
LB panel to hear rezoning request 1/6/00 p.6
Kelsey Crossing proposal presented to plan panel 1/27/00
p.10
Proposal pleasing to planners but vote delayed until Feb.
24 2/17/00 p.9
Builder, conservationists form unusual partnership 7/20/00
p.12
Lake Barrington oks 44-home subdivision 9/7/00 p.12
LAMBERSON, JONATHAN
Lamberson may be leaving for Lake Forest 2/3/00 p.5
Lake Forest Lamberson decision expected soon 2/24/00 p.9
District ends superintendent buzz 3/2/00 p.5
LAMZ, DAN
Wauconda Fire Department rescues snowmobiler 1/27/00 p.7
LAND USE
Village adopts land plan, will seek state subsidy 3/16/00
p.9
New land purchase gets nod 3/16/00 p.101
Forest Preserve will discuss open space referendum Friday
8/10/00 p.22
LANG, DEB
Three hospice volunteers honored for excellence 5/25/00
p.110
LARRAIN, GEORGE
Not many Georges left 3/23/00 p.9
LAW
Lake County judges want more courtrooms 5/11/00 p.30
Gov. Ryan signs bill to aid seniors, disabled 5/18/00 p.11
Public, legislators, science unite against DUI violators
5/18/00 p.14
Court will decide outcome of FWA's Geo-Tube project
6/15/00 p.18
Gas prices dip after state suspends tax 7/6/00 p.5
Free ride 7/20/00 p.7
He got off time after time 7/20/00 p.9
When an accident becomes a reckless homicide charge
7/20/00 p.9
Point system: method to monitor drivers 7/20/00 p.10
Police are frontline vs. moving violations 7/20/00 p.11
Illinois not among states where road rage is a crime
9/7/00 p.9
Limit on home renovation ok'd 10/26/00 p.5
Women push for passage of bill to protect fetuses that
survive abortion 11/2/00 p.10
Tobacco sales to minors will be targeted by Sheriff
11/9/00 p.12
Up in smoke 11/30/00 p.7
LEA IMAGE STUDIO
Lea Image Studio; Karen Lea Cline, owner 5/18/00 p.113
LEE, BOB
Ride with a reason 12/28/00 p.73
LEE, CAROL
A different kind of lesson 10/12/00 p.33
LEE, PATRICK
Local kids saying the darndest things 2/24/00 p.7
LESTAGE, DICK
Virginia dentist hunts Baby Face 11/9/00 p.20
LEWIS, MARK A.
FBI seeks assault suspect overseas 8/3/00 p.29
LIBERTY CRAFT BUILDERS
New subdivision proposed 1/6/00 p.9
LINCOLNSHIRE, ILL.
Lincolnshire holds out against Rt. 22 widening 4/13/00 p.13
Villages clash over Route 22 plans 11/30/00 p.11
LIPOFSKY, HAROLD
A life dedicated to service 7/27/00 p.81
LONG GROVE, ILL.
Kemper land sales could drastically alter landscape 6/1/00
p.10
LOVETT, EMILY
Lovett recognized 9/7/00 p.87
Lovett-Morris, Kaufman on the road to State 10/19/00 p.135
LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE ATONEMENT
New pipe organ helps church find its voice 2/17/00 p.7
Organ dedicated 4/6/00 p.101
LYJAK, PATTY
Fantastic four 2/3/00 p.29
MACARTHUR FARM
MacArthur Farm property under contract 1/6/00 p.5
Duda identified as MacArthur Farm buyer 2/17/00 p.5
MacArthur Farm sale closed 2/24/00 p.12
One-acre lots, golf course proposed for MacArthur Farm
9/21/00 p.8
Developer defends MacArthur proposal 10/5/00 p.7
Duda plan forwarded to trustees 11/23/00 p.5
Duda says next step is deannexation 11/30/00 p.5
MAGIERA, LAUREN
All good--Magiera working four events 12/21/00 p.108
MAGIERA, STACEY
Gymnasts twist between going club or high school 1/13/00
p.106
MAGNUSON, PAUL B., DR.
If this old house could talk [Pond Gate Farm] 6/29/00 p.90
MARO, ROBERT A.
Hoffman man sentenced for bank robberies 11/30/00 p.8
MARQUARDT OF BARRINGTON
Marquardt of Barrington; Larry Marquardt, owner 10/19/00
p.123
MARQUARDT, LARRY
Chamber honors Marquardt 1/27/00 p.9
Marquardt of Barrington; Larry Marquardt, owner 10/19/00
p.123
MARTIN, JEFF
Martin's MSL title is revealing 2/3/00 p.112
Martin, Budke wrap up championships at Erb 12/21/00 p.108
MATHIAS, SIDNEY
Barrington Township GOP endorses Mathias 1/13/00 p.7
Riefenberg is optimistic despite dollar disparity 2/10/00
p.12
Mathias survives conservative challenge 3/23/00 p.6
Mathias heading back to Springfield 11/9/00 p.9
MAXWELL, CHRISTINE
A White (House) Christmas 12/14/00 p.33
MCDONALD, PATRICIA
Patricia McDonald named director of Wellness Place 2/17/00
p.12
MCKILLEN, KATIE
Breaths of frosh air 12/14/00 p.135
MCMURRY, JEFF
High school liaison officer maintains vigilance 8/24/00
p.29
Correction to story of 8/24 8/31/00 p.6
MCREYNOLDS, MARCIA
Wedding Belles LTD.; Marcia McReynolds & Sherry Suson,
owners 3/23/00 p.101
MEDINA, ALEXANDER
Investigation into fatal accident continues 10/12/00 p.12
MEIJER
Meijer plans could create rift between villages 10/19/00
p.13
Terrestris proposing 24-hour superstore on Barrington Road
11/2/00 p.10
Officials question Meijer development 11/16/00 p.12
Hoffman Estates oks Meijer plan 12/7/00 p.5
Village will continue to fight Meijer plan 12/14/00 p.5
MESIROW STEIN REAL ESTATE, INC.
Board approves PUD 3/30/00 p.5
Klehm development slowly moving forward 7/6/00 p.7
Klehm site developers request sewer service 7/13/00 p.8
Development raises more concerns 7/20/00 p.7
Latest Klehm proposal worries some South Barrington
officials 8/10/00 p.8
Consultant proposes change to Klehm plan 8/31/00 p.5
Klehm developer, village discuss plan alternatives 9/14/00
p.7
South Barrington seeks details from developer 9/28/00 p.12
Fire protection, sewer, trees top list of officials'
concerns 10/19/00 p.7
Plan commission postpones Klehm decision 11/9/00 p.7
Klehm plan ok'd 11/16/00 p.5
Residents protest Klehm development 12/21/00 p.5
METCALF, WALTER B. III
Barrington Hills man faces sex charges 6/8/00 p.7
Molester gets 12 years in prison 11/30/00 p.8
METRA
Train talks get off track 1/20/00 p.6
Man hit by Metra train dies 2/10/00 p.10
Village wants to blow whistle on new FRA rule 4/20/00 p.5
Officials bark at train-whistle rules 4/27/00 p.5
Message made loud and clear: no horns here 5/4/00 p.11
Metra's message simple: look, listen and live 6/8/00 p.10
Barrington officials hope to keep train horns silent
7/13/00 p.9
Future of Metra depot still uncertain 9/21/00 p.7
MEYER, JANET
Chamber names Beese's successor 12/28/00 p.8
MICHAEL JOSEPH FOUNDATION
Volunteers furnishing hope 2/17/00 p.83
Correction to story of 2/17/00 2/24/00 p.6
MISSION JUAN DIEGO
Palatine's Mission Juan Diego searching for a new location
6/8/00 p.24
MISURELLI, J., CORPORAL
AAIM honors Tower Lakes patrolman 6/29/00 p.6
MORRIS, ASHLEY
Lovett-Morris, Kaufman on the road to State 10/19/00 p.135
MORTON ARBORETUM
Love affair with elms 8/17/00 p.7
MOSS, SCOTT D.
Sex offender under investigation 5/11/00 p.20
MOTOROLA, INC.
SWANCC, Motorola plan recycling event 4/20/00 p.13
Motorola plan gets cold shoulder from Deer Park 6/8/00 p.7
Motorola office campus approved 7/13/00 p.7
Deer Park trustees need more on Motorola 7/20/00 p.15
Deer Park residents hang welcome mat for Motorola 8/10/00
p.9
Deer Park oks Motorola office complex 8/24/00 p.5
Ground broken on Motorola site 9/21/00 p.10
Motorola Museum charged with history 9/21/00 p.123
MOUNTSIER, STEVE
Lake County Board seat draws GOP primary 3/2/00 p.11
Mountsier fends off Schnure 3/23/00 p.7
MUNAO, FRANK J., JR.
Munao announces bid for mayor 12/28/00 p.5
MURPHY, LINDA
A better quality of life 8/10/00 p.85
NASH, BARBARA
Nash readying representative campaign 4/6/00 p.7
NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY OF BARRINGTON
Exhibit depicts wildflowers 5/11/00 p.10
NAVAL HOSPITAL GREAT LAKES
Great Lakes, VA hospital agree to share services 3/23/00
p.8
NEAL, MELANIE
Eminent Domain; Normand & Melanie Neal; owners 10/12/00
p.117
NEAL, NORMAND
Eminent Domain; Normand & Melanie Neal; owners 10/12/00
p.117
NELSON, DAVID
Nelson named recipient of Studs Terkel award 11/30/00 p.12
NELSON, GEORGE "BABY FACE"
Virginia dentist hunts Baby Face 11/9/00 p.20
NEMEC, NANCY
School board president resigns 9/14/00 p.5
NERI, THOMAS
Pioneer Press publisher Thomas Neri steps down 4/20/00 p.8
NEVIUS, CRAIG J.
Scorpion's sting 12/28/00 p.B5
NEW GENERATIONS
New Generations names first executive director 3/23/00 p.95
Park site eyed for teen/senior center 5/4/00 p.5
Park board mulls community center 5/11/00 p.9
Park District board wants access to teen/senior center
6/8/00 p.14
NICOR
NICOR clears Barrington home 8/31/00 p.9
NORGE SKI JUMP
Norge ski tourney draws big turnout 1/20/00 p.5
NORTH BARRINGTON SCHOOL
LB trustees reject request to help pay for school fence
1/13/00 p.10
Grandview Drive project gets state funds 5/18/00 p.5
Parents fume over lack of room 6/1/00 p.7
Can "Character Counts" prevent another Columbine? 6/8/00
p.11
District finalizes plan to move kindergartners 7/13/00 p.8
NORTH BARRINGTON, ILL.
Cell tower suit heads to trial 1/13/00 p.10
North Barrington cell tower foes get their day in Lake
County court 2/3/00 p.8
Two counts dismissed from cell tower suit 2/10/00 p.8
Christian Academy to present proposal to NB village board
2/17/00 p.8
Judge expected to rule Tuesday on cellular phone tower
lawsuit 2/24/00 p.10
Cease-fire called in battle over Northwest Christian
Academy 3/2/00 p.9
Lake County judge rules tower can stay 3/9/00 p.8
Too many geese are spoiling the Ponds 3/30/00 p.5
Annexation talks break down when officials balk at demands
4/27/00 p.9
North Barrington approves budget 4/27/00 p.9
Grandview Drive project gets state funds 5/18/00 p.5
North Barrington tackles road issues 5/25/00 p.6
Electronic gate eyed to close Clover Hill 6/1/00 p.7
North Barrington oks Route 53 extension 7/6/00 p.12
Budget 8/10/00 p.100
Cell tower saga ends, village's appeal denied 8/31/00 p.8
Commission to hear Wynstone plans 9/7/00 p.6
Village seeks lobbyist to carry Route 22 fight to
legislature 10/12/00 p.11
Village founder dead at 85 10/19/00 p.10
Lobbyist hired to fight road expansion 11/16/00 p.10
Villages clash over Route 22 plans 11/30/00 p.11
Dorm room decorations could create havoc on the roadways
12/7/00 p.8
NORTH CHICAGO VA MEDICAL CENTER
Great Lakes, VA hospital agree to share services 3/23/00
p.8
NORTHEASTERN ILLINOIS PLANNING COMMISSION
NIPC predicts Barrington population boom 6/15/00 p.5
NORTHERN TRUST COMPANY
Northern Trust breaks ground for new facility 4/13/00 p.5
NORTHWEST COMMUNITY HEALTHCARE
Church, hospital, Park District all eyeing Jewel Tea
property 1/27/00 p.8
Panel rejects Jewel Tea proposals 2/10/00 p.5
Jewel Pond complies with tree ordinance 3/23/00 p.6
Group puts in bid for Jewel land 7/13/00 p.5
NORTHWEST MUNICIPAL CONFERENCE
Village joins municipal group 1/6/00 p.6
NORTHWEST SUBURBAN CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
Christian Academy to present proposal to NB village board
2/17/00 p.8
Cease-fire called in battle over Northwest Christian
Academy 3/2/00 p.9
NOYES, JACK
A lifetime of caring 6/15/00 p.97
O'HARE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
Study: airport emissions increase risk of cancer 8/31/00
p.9
OLKER, NICK
Forest Printing; Nick Olker, owner 3/30/00 p.103
O'MALLEY, MICHAEL J.
Friends remember O'Malley as caring, selfless leader
9/21/00 p.10
ORENDORFF, ALANNA
Baby girl rings in century at Good Shepherd 1/6/00 p.7
OWNER SERVICES GROUP, INC.
Owner Services determined to keep costs within budget
11/30/00 p.10
PALATINE RURAL FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT
Local fire districts negotiating ambulance-fire aid
agreement 1/13/00 p.14
PALATINE TOWNSHIP, ILL.
Snowstorm taxes area resources 12/14/00 p.10
PALATINE, ILL.
Fowl remarks 3/2/00 p.83
Palatine officials are seeking to shut down teen nightclub
6/1/00 p.9
Palatine's Mission Juan Diego searching for a new location
6/8/00 p.24
Technical company pays early dividends in village 12/21/00
p.14
PARIS, ALEX
Alex's last hope 3/23/00 p.87
Alex endures 4/27/00 p.30
PARKE, TERRY
Parke wants commuter line on EJ&E tracks 7/6/00 p.7
PARKSIDE SENIOR SERVICES
A new beginning 11/16/00 p.145
PASCH, JULIE
Pasch takes third place in girls' writing contest 11/16/00
p.40
PATE, STEVE
Ruck/Pate Architecture; Steve Pate, co-owner 8/3/00 p.103
PAYTON FLORAL COMPANY
Payton Floral Company; Bob Payton, owner 8/10/00 p.103
PAYTON, BOB
Payton Floral Company; Bob Payton, owner 8/10/00 p.103
PAYTON, CONNIE
Connie Payton continues the fight 3/2/00 p.7
PAYTON, GRANT
Payton's place: Legion mound 6/29/00 p.105
Payton, Terzo help boost Broncos to regional title 10/5/00
p.117
PAYTON, WALTER
Payton's Hill to be dedicated May 13 5/4/00 p.8
Preserve will bear Payton's name 11/2/00 p.5
PEACE IN OUR SCHOOLS
It can happen anywhere 7/27/00 p.5
PEARSON, DIRK
Pearson's talent is undeniable 9/7/00 p.101
PEDERSON, KEN
Coyote sighting elicits caution 8/3/00 p.8
PEEK, DEBBIE
Society's Child; Stuart and Debbie Peek, owners 12/14/00
p.127
PEEK, STUART
Society's Child; Stuart and Debbie Peek, owners 12/14/00
p.127
PENNINGTON PONDS (LAND SUBDIVISION)
Too many geese are spoiling the Ponds 3/30/00 p.5
PETERSON, JOHN R., REV.
Former rector at St. Mark's Episcopal Church retiring
11/30/00 p.98
PIONEER PRESS
Green named publisher 5/4/00 p.5
POAG & MCEWEN COMPANY
Lights, camera but no action on movie complex 9/7/00 p.11
POLICE
Police investigate stabbing death 1/6/00 p.5
In with the new 2/10/00 p.7
Gruber to head South Barrington police 3/30/00 p.6
Public's right to know jeopardized by new rules 4/13/00 p.8
Local departments taking wait and see attitude toward
changes 4/13/00 p.8
Lake County sheriff calls suit frivolous 4/27/00 p.12
Police crack down on underage drinkers 5/4/00 p.6
No evidence of profiling policy in Highland Park 5/18/00
p.22
South Barrington, Allstate, IDOT push seatbelt usage
5/25/00 p.15
Police departments beat bushes for recruits 6/8/00 p.26
Driver sues police over traffic stop 6/15/00 p.5
AAIM honors Tower Lakes patrolman 6/29/00 p.6
Three female deputies file lawsuit 7/6/00 p.6
Police continue to investigate abduction attempt 8/3/00 p.5
Hosting parties puts adults at risk 8/31/00 p.5
Hero of Barrington Hills' drug, DUI busts retires 9/28/00
p.11
Police officers aim to serve, protect and revive 11/9/00
p.20
Racial profiling described as complicated issue 11/23/00
p.11
Sheriff calls inmate work details a success 11/30/00 p.21
Police cracking down on drunk drivers during holiday season
12/14/00 p.20
Barrington Hills police receive grant 12/21/00 p.6
Police step up efforts during holidays 12/21/00 p.8
POLISZCZUK, JOEY
Speedracer 7/20/00 p.118
POLLUTION
Study: airport emissions increase risk of cancer 8/31/00
p.9
POND GATE FARM
If this old house could talk [Pond Gate Farm] 6/29/00 p.90
PORTER, MYRNA
A better quality of life 8/10/00 p.85
PREMIER HOMES, INC.
LB panel to hear rezoning request 1/6/00 p.6
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF BARRINGTON
Presbyterian church picks Baxter to be its new pastor
2/10/00 p.9
Presbyterian church holds lobster sale 9/28/00 p.13
PRESSL, LANCE
Crane opponent is working hard despite the odds 6/29/00
p.12
Crane, Pressl offer ideas on Social Security 10/12/00 p.7
Pressl thinks Republican complacency may turn tide 11/2/00
p.8
PRIDE, JEFFREY
Pride's brief life was lesson for all of us 11/16/00 p.9
PRINGLE, ASHLEY
Making a difference 10/19/00 p.33
PROJECT HOPE
Volunteers furnishing hope 2/17/00 p.83
PUBLIC ACTION TO DELIVER SHELTER
PADS' shelters running out of room 11/23/00 p.8
PUBLIC SAFETY BUILDING
In with the new 2/10/00 p.7
QUEST ACADEMY
Into immersion 4/27/00 p.27
RAK & ASSOCIATES, L.L.C.
Rak & Associates, L.L.C.; Pamela Rak, owner 7/27/00 p.91
RAK, PAMELA
Rak & Associates, L.L.C.; Pamela Rak, owner 7/27/00 p.91
RATKOVICH, JOHN
Old-school Olympians 11/16/00 p.115
RAY LAKE FARM
Preserve gets grants 11/16/00 p.27
RAY'S BARBER SHOP
Ray's Barber Shop; Ray Tourville, owner 9/28/00 p.101
REAL ESTATE
No place like home 9/14/00 p.95
REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT
MacArthur Farm property under contract 1/6/00 p.5
New subdivision proposed 1/6/00 p.9
Inverness oks Jung plan 1/13/00 p.5
Greg Goslin lobbies SB officials to accept Inverness Jung
plan 1/20/00 p.8
Village to give Jung land sewer, water 1/27/00 p.5
South Barrington board votes on Jung plan 1/27/00 p.6
Anonymous flier distributed objecting to Klehm proposal
1/27/00 p.8
Kelsey Crossing proposal presented to plan panel 1/27/00
p.10
South Barrington board oks Jung development agreement
2/3/00 p.5
Panel rejects Jewel Tea proposals 2/10/00 p.5
Planned Unit Development proposal ignites controversy
2/10/00 p.8
Duda identified as MacArthur Farm buyer 2/17/00 p.5
Barrington annexes 5-acre site 2/17/00 p.6
Proposal pleasing to planners but vote delayed until Feb.
24 2/17/00 p.9
Office development proposal lies motionless before board
2/17/00 p.10
Proposed land buy worries neighbors 2/17/00 p.14
Village gets $351,000 grant to help Vehe Farm purchase
2/24/00 p.8
MacArthur farm sale closed 2/24/00 p.12
Commission recommends subdivision 3/2/00 p.6
Barrington oks office building 3/2/00 p.6
Plan ideal for Lake Barrington 3/9/00 p.5
Trustees approve office park on Barrington Road 3/16/00 p.8
Jewel Pond complies with tree ordinance 3/23/00 p.6
Board approves PUD 3/30/00 p.5
Hoffman Estates oks convention center 4/13/00 p.109
Kemper land sales could drastically alter landscape 6/1/00
p.10
Task force proposes transit oriented development 6/1/00
p.11
Lake County seeks to regulate growth 6/1/00 p.12
Residents brace for impact of Deer Park development
6/15/00 p.7
Klehm development slowly moving forward 7/6/00 p.7
Group puts in bid for Jewel land 7/13/00 p.5
Motorola office campus approved 7/13/00 p.7
Klehm site developers request sewer service 7/13/00 p.8
Builder, conservationists form unusual partnership 7/20/00
p.12
Reservations stream in for new convention center 7/20/00
p.13
Deer Park trustees need more on Motorola 7/20/00 p.15
Development raises more concerns 7/20/00 p.7
Old agreements could halt new development 7/27/00 p.13
Final approval withheld for 44-unit subdivision 8/3/00 p.18
Latest Klehm proposal worries some South Barrington
officials 8/10/00 p.8
Deer Park residents hang welcome mat for Motorola 8/10/00
p.9
Mid-October opening set for Deer Park mall 8/17/00 p.11
Wetland issues hold up Willow Creek expansion 8/17/00 p.12
Deer Park oks Motorola office complex 8/24/00 p.5
Consultant proposes change to Klehm plan 8/31/00 p.5
One-acre lots, golf course proposed for MacArthur Farm
9/21/00 p.8
Ground broken on Motorola site 9/21/00 p.10
CFC anxious to begin work on Flint Creek site 9/21/00 p.11
Officials say mall will not hurt local retailers 9/21/00
p.13
South Barrington seeks details from developer 9/28/00 p.12
Developer defends MacArthur proposal 10/5/00 p.7
Officials insist traffic, triangle not linked 10/12/00 p.5
South Barrington vows to fight 50-acre retail development
10/12/00 p.13
Meijer plans could create rift between villages 10/19/00
p.13
Duda receives chilly reception at hearing 10/26/00 p.11
Terrestris proposing 24-hour superstore on Barrington Road
11/2/00 p.10
Plan commission postpones Klehm decision 11/9/00 p.7
Cook Street Plaza 11/9/00 p.107
Klehm plan ok'd 11/16/00 p.5
Town Center retail sales exceeding expectations 11/16/00
p.10
Officials question Meijer development 11/16/00 p.12
A new beginning 11/16/00 p.145
Duda plan forwarded to trustees 11/23/00 p.5
Village continues to move toward acquiring property within
golden triangle 11/23/00 p.7
Duda says next step is deannexation 11/30/00 p.5
Hoffman Estates oks Meijer plan 12/7/00 p.5
Village will continue to fight Meijer plan 12/14/00 p.5
Residents protest Klehm development 12/21/00 p.5
REECE-PODGORSKI, ASHLEY
Ultimate Performance Therapy; Ashley Reece-Podgorski, owner
12/7/00 p.115
REEDS, SUNNY
Buyer beware: simple project becomes nightmare for senior
couple 12/7/00 p.7
REICH, KEVIN
Big kayak attack 9/14/00 p.29
REICHART, MICHAEL
Man ready to see long-lost daughter 12/14/00 p.26
RELAY FOR LIFE
Taking up the fight 6/8/00 p.5
Alcohol, arrest can't taint relay: organizers 6/8/00 p.7
Relay for Life raises $250,000 6/15/00 p.13
RHABDOMYOSARCOMA (DISEASE)
Alex's last hope 3/23/00 p.87
Alex endures 4/27/00 p.30
RICHARDS, LINDSAY
Driving hard 1/27/00 p.113
Rich performance 12/21/00 p.105
RIEFENBERG, MARK
Mathias supporter is challenging Riefenberg nominating
petitions 1/13/00 p.7
Mark Riefenberg staying on ballot 1/27/00 p.12
Riefenberg is optimistic despite dollar disparity 2/10/00
p.12
RIEKE, LIBBY
New Generations names first executive director 3/23/00 p.95
RIEKE, LOLA
Woman of character 8/17/00 p.89
RIVERVIEW RESTAURANT
Well-wishers pay tribute to closing local landmark 1/20/00
p.11
ROADS
County's Route 53 support is waning 1/27/00 p.13
Board endorses Route 53 extension 2/3/00 p.13
Cook County to help fund bypass study 2/17/00 p.6
Route 14 travel woes predicted in two years 3/16/00 p.5
Many detours ahead as roadwork begins 3/30/00 p.7
Lincolnshire holds out against Rt. 22 widening 4/13/00 p.13
Church seeks to widen Barrington Road 4/20/00 p.7
Transportation problems get worse as county grows 4/20/00
p.7
Route 53 future questioned in light of Governor's study
5/4/00 p.9
Roadwork doesn't curb business 5/11/00 p.8
Grandview Drive project gets state funds 5/18/00 p.5
Route 59 study moving forward 5/18/00 p.5
Group reveals future of Route 53, alternatives 5/18/00 p.8
North Barrington tackles road issues 5/25/00 p.6
BACOG backs 53 extension 6/1/00 p.5
Electronic gate eyed to close Clover Hill 6/1/00 p.7
Battle to convert asphalt to greenery gains support 6/8/00
p.13
North Barrington oks Route 53 extension 7/6/00 p.12
IDOT set to acquire land for Route 22 7/6/00 p.13
IDOT examines proposals to lessen area congestion 7/13/00
p.10
Residents mass to oppose Route 22 widening 7/20/00 p.5
Group says Route 53 extension has support 7/20/00 p.26
Fox River Grove officials hesitant to back widening of
Route 22 through town 7/27/00 p.7
Route 22 bypass plan draws heat 8/10/00 p.22
County board supports 53 extension 8/17/00 p.6
Reaction mixed to Route 59 options 8/24/00 p.5
Road rage 9/7/00 p.5
More roads may not be answer 9/7/00 p.7
Insurance companies in a quandary about road rage issue
9/7/00 p.7
Sharing road no easy feat 9/7/00 p.8
Illinois not among states where road rage is a crime
9/7/00 p.9
Inverness residents wary of Hough Street traffic options
9/7/00 p.10
Teachers warn new drivers of road rage 9/7/00 p.25
Road rage a concern of older drivers 9/7/00 p.25
Experts look at causes of road rage 9/7/00 p.81
Commercials tap into drivers' power trips 9/7/00 p.93
Are you a Mad Max (or Maxine)? 9/7/00 p.93
Inverness residents voice opposition to Route 59 bypass
9/14/00 p.5
Residents rally to save homes 9/14/00 p.8
TAC will review impact of proposed options 9/14/00 p.8
Route 22 expansion draws residents' ire 9/21/00 p.5
TAC drops all but four Rt. 59 options from consideration
9/21/00 p.9
Charges of impropriety leveled after TAC cuts all but three
options 9/28/00 p.5
Residents organizing to fight Route 22 plan 9/28/00 p.7
Dispute over unused asphalt rages on in Tower Lakes
9/28/00 p.9
TAC agrees it moved too fast 10/5/00 p.5
Owners say widening Hough will kill downtown business
10/5/00 p.8
Village will hire lobbyist to lead Route 22 fight 10/5/00
p.9
Village seeks lobbyist to carry Route 22 fight to
legislature 10/12/00 p.11
Trustees hedge on TA attendance 10/12/00 p.11
State money made available for Grandview project 10/19/00
p.13
IDOT plans $26 million facelift for Route 14 10/19/00 p.14
TAC questions viability of redevelopment plans 10/26/00 p.7
TAC subcommittee tries to hammer out mission 11/2/00 p.12
Residents criticize creation of TAC group 11/9/00 p.14
Dark passages 11/16/00 p.7
Lobbyist hired to fight road expansion 11/16/00 p.10
Officials not sold on Hough Street options 11/16/00 p.11
Unless they make history, some of village's older buildings
could be history 11/23/00 p.7
Villages clash over Route 22 plans 11/30/00 p.11
Traffic subcommittee gets high marks for its efforts
12/7/00 p.10
A new year plagued by same old road woes 12/21/00 p.5
RONAN POTTS, L.L.C.
Lobbyist hired to fight road expansion 11/16/00 p.10
ROOSEVELT UNIVERSITY
Roosevelt University plans to draw younger students
4/20/00 p.9
Portals to the past 12/28/00 p.23
ROOT, TOM
Big kayak attack 9/14/00 p.29
ROSE, WILLIAM
Crossroads 11/30/00 p.87
ROSLYN ROAD SCHOOL
Hail, heavy rains add to Roslyn's woes 5/25/00 p.7
District finalizes plan to move kindergartners 7/13/00 p.8
Focus group: renovate Roslyn and Countryside 7/20/00 p.12
Roslyn students put their feet to work for charity
10/26/00 p.33
Narrowing the gap 12/7/00 p.31
ROTARY CLUB OF BARRINGTON
Rotary Club celebrates 40th anniversary 9/21/00 p.6
ROTH, INGRID
Roth serves Fillies into supersectional 11/9/00 p.122
RUCK/PATE ARCHITECTURE
Ruck/Pate Architecture; Steve Pate, co-owner 8/3/00 p.103
SARANTOPOULOS, JOHN P.
Police nab teens who vandalized buses 6/15/00 p.5
SATLOW, CHAD
Yogawerks, Chad Satlow; owner 11/30/00 p.107
SAVANNAH OF LAKE BARRINGTON (LAND SUBDIVISION)
Final approval withheld for 44-unit subdivision 8/3/00 p.18
Lake Barrington oks 44-home subdivision 9/7/00 p.12
CFC anxious to begin work on Flint Creek site 9/21/00 p.11
CFC closes purchase of 65-acre Flint Creek site 10/26/00
p.13
SCALES, NORMA J.
Dancers owner, employee arrested by county sheriff 2/17/00
p.18
SCHAUMBURG, ILL.
WINGS to open house with festivities Friday 5/11/00 p.28
SCHMIDT, SUZI
First woman will lead Lake County Board 12/7/00 p.11
SCHNURE, JOHN
Lake County Board seat draws GOP primary 3/2/00 p.11
Mountsier fends off Schnure 3/23/00 p.7
SCHOOL DISTRICT 95
Mixed vote creates uncertain future for District 95 schools
11/9/00 p.11
Split referendum vote creates dilemma 11/16/00 p.28
SCHOOLS
Illinois school report cards 11/2/00 p.7
SCHROEDER, RICHARD
Middle school teacher named C-Span fellow 7/6/00 p.28
SCHUTT, ELZO
Couple leaves over $2 million to local charities, churches
11/23/00 p.8
SCHUTT, HELEN
Couple leaves over $2 million to local charities, churches
11/23/00 p.8
SCOPELLETI PROPERTY
Forest Preserve purchases 213-acre Karels Farm site
10/19/00 p.11
SCOTT GLOBAL ENTERPRISES
Scott Global Enterprises, Tanya Scott, owner 10/5/00 p.105
SCOTT, TANYA
Scott Global Enterprises, Tanya Scott, owner 10/5/00 p.105
SEIGLE'S
Developer withdraws petition to renovate Seigle's property
2/10/00 p.10
SHAH, PRAKASHCHANDRA
Driver sues police over traffic stop 6/15/00 p.5
SHEEL, M. ANNETTE
Celebration will mark 100th birthday of former teacher
8/31/00 p.10
SHELL OIL COMPANY
Route 59 gas station to get makeover 12/28/00 p.9
SHELTON, PAULINE
Three female deputies file lawsuit 7/6/00 p.6
SINGLETARY, MIKE
Singletary delivers hit at Honquest 5/18/00 p.10
SKINNER, CALVIN, JR.
Candidates trade barbs 1/20/00 p.14
Skinner raises more, but is spending less 2/10/00 p.13
Kurtz ousts Skinner 3/23/00 p.7
SMIT, GARY, DR.
Barrington groups get lesson in character 6/15/00 p.7
SMITH, BETTY
Owner Smith hopes Cugat is king on Million Day 8/17/00
p.117
SOCIETY'S CHILD
Society's Child; Stuart and Debbie Peek, owners 12/14/00
p.127
SOFA KING (MUSICAL GROUP)
Local band gets off couch to entertain at festival 6/29/00
p.22
SOLID WASTE AGENCY OF NORTHERN COOK COUNTY
SWANCC, Motorola plan recycling event 4/20/00 p.13
SOUTH BARRINGTON EXECUTIVE CENTER
Office development proposal lies motionless before board
2/17/00 p.10
SOUTH BARRINGTON PARK DISTRICT
Aquatic center debut scheduled for spring 12/7/00 p.13
SOUTH BARRINGTON, ILL.
Inverness oks Jung plan 1/13/00 p.5
Ariola appointed South Barrington clerk 1/20/00 p.6
Greg Goslin lobbies SB officials to accept Inverness Jung
plan 1/20/00 p.8
Village to give