Barrington Area Library: 2001 Index of Barrington Courier Review
Barrington Courier-Review Index 2001
ACCIDENTS
Woman killed in two-car accident 3/22/01 p.10
Barrington man called hero after pulling driver from pond
7/5/01 p.11
Trench cave-in under investigation 7/12/01 p.5
Lake Zurich teenager drowns in Forest Lake 7/12/01 p.10
Feds investigate trench collapse 7/19/01 p.10
Two slightly hurt in crash 8/23/01 p.13
Low blood sugar faulted in crash 8/30/01 p.10
Village honors Barrington hero 8/30/01 p.14
Crash Tuesday kills Barrington High boy 9/27/01 p.6
Teen charged in fatal crash 10/4/01 p.6
Man killed in two-car accident 10/18/01 p.6
Man dies in truck crash 11/8/01 p.5
ADCO VAN & STORAGE
Offices or warehouse? ADCO owner, village cannot agree
3/15/01 p.9
AGED
Law aimed at helping seniors 8/2/01 p.26
ALGONQUIN, ILL.
Boundary deal signals end to Spring Creek barricade 2/8/01
p.9
ALLSTATE INSURANCE COMPANY
Allstate donates $20K to United Way 1/18/01 p.9
Allstate officials say profit dip won't cost jobs 7/26/01
p.26
ALS (DISEASE)
Lee readies for ALS ride 2/8/01 p.13
Bob Lee's ride exceeds goal 3/8/01 p.10
Lee's bicycle trip nearly over but journey is just
beginning 5/10/01 p.10
The ride is over, but Lee continues the fight 5/24/01 p.11
St. Anne students join fight against ALS 5/24/01 p.33
ALTENBURG, BILL
Love never grows old 2/8/01 p.7
ALTENBURG, RUTH
Love never grows old 2/8/01 p.7
AMC THEATERS, INC.
A new meaning for violent movies 9/20/01 p.6
AMERITECH, INC.
Ameritech initiative benefits Barrington 4/12/01 p.103
AMET, EDWARD
Scope out movie history 3/29/01 p.B3
AMIRY, SHANNON
Student in charge of the show 12/20/01 p.25
ANDERSON, JOHN
Echoes from the past 5/24/01 p.97
ANIMALS
Rabid bats discovered in northern Lake County 7/26/01 p.13
West Nile Virus found in crow in Deer Park 10/4/01 p.8
Klehm runs a-fowl of grebes 6/28/01 p.11
Dogs attack family's pet llama 11/1/01 p.6
ANIMALS, TREATMENT OF
Brazen beavers become burden 5/10/01 p.7
Dog nuisance laws difficult to enforce 5/10/01 p.13
Village will trap, relocate beavers 6/21/01 p.25
Cry of coyotes 9/6/01 p.91
Inverness rejects scaring of geese with firecrackers
10/18/01 p.12
Family wants to know who shot their pet cat 11/1/01 p.9
Police: Family abandoned pets 11/8/01 p.6
Inverness bans reward sign 11/8/01 p.6
ANNEXATION (MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT)
Village loses bid to acquire quick-take powers 1/11/01 p.11
Not so quick-take 2/22/01 p.7
Proposed reforms would slow down quick-take 2/22/01 p.7
Quick-take used mostly for improvement projects 2/22/01 p.9
Annexation of 47 acres to Wauconda rejected 2/22/01 p.14
Village weighs annexation of Willow Creek Church 3/15/01
p.8
South Barrington approves Willow Creek annexation 3/22/01
p.9
Group challenges legality of Klehm annexation vote 4/12/01
p.9
Barrington Hills fails in first bid to stop lawsuit
9/13/01 p.14
Barrington Hills fails again to stop disconnection case
11/1/01 p.10
Proposal to construct huge industrial complex dropped
11/15/01 p.10
Conservation group favors annexation of 26-acre parcel
11/29/01 p.10
Lake Barrington board moves closer to annexing property
12/6/01 p.10
ANNIVERSARIES
The Thomas Plegers [50th anniversary] 7/12/01 p.90
Lussows [40th] 8/2/01 p.103
The Petersons [70th] 8/30/01 p.90
[Owens] 50th anniversary 9/6/01 p.98
Maris and Hooper White [60th] 11/22/01 p.85
Derald and Esther Schultz [50th] 11/22/01 p.85
Vida and Raymond Davies [50th anniversary] 12/13/01 p.106
ARCHER, BILL
Former U.S. Congressman joins Clark/Bardes board 2/8/01
p.113
ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW COMMISSION
New panel prepares for first hearing 5/10/01 p.12
ARDENTE, JOHN
Klehm legal picture gets more muddied 7/5/01 p.7
Commission questions Ardente's vote on Klehm 7/19/01 p.8
Group may push for reversal of Klehm property decision
7/26/01 p.7
Board seeking input on Klehm 8/16/01
Vote on Klehm property prompts $30 million suit 9/13/01
p.10
South Barrington counter lawsuit filed by developer
11/22/01 p.14
ARIOLA, NOREEN
Plan commission chairperson will seek village board seat
1/11/01 p.10
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, ILL.
West Nile Virus invades several suburbs 9/13/01 p.11
ARLINGTON PARK (RACE TRACK)
Village, residents near agreement on road proposal 6/7/01
p.12
Million field poised to make history 8/16/01 p.115
Million jockeys accommodate fans 8/23/01 p.115
ARNETT C. LINES SCHOOL
Van Gogh, going, sold 2/1/01 p.27
Hough, Lines schools receive SWANCC grants 2/22/01 p.30
French students taste life in U.S. 4/26/01 p.108
More than just hot air 5/3/01 p.29
Teacher admits placing camera in washroom 6/14/01 p.5
Investigation continues into washroom incident 7/5/01 p.7
Mail call 9/27/01 p.27
Lines first-graders talk turkey 11/22/01 p.25
ART IN THE BARN
All in the family 9/13/01 p.99
Open the barn doors 9/20/01 p.B3
ARTISTS
Magical Moments creator, former resident, 91, dies 2/15/01
p.7
Local artist in regional exhibit 12/20/01 p.23
ATONEMENT CHRISTIAN DAY SCHOOL
My science project 4/5/01 p.27
AUCHTER, EDITH
Hectic households 5/10/01 p.8
AUTOMOBILES
Love of a lifetime [automobiles] 8/9/01 p.101
AVON BREAST CANCER CRUSADE
Thousands join cancer march from Wisconsin 6/7/01 p.11
BABIUK, COLLEEN
Neighbors along Route 22 brace for road widening 10/4/01
p.5
BARON VON SCOOT
Baron Von Scoot; Ken Ryan, owner 7/19/01 p.113
BARRINGTON AMERICAN LEGION POST 158
Broughton, Post 158 eye long-term goals 6/28/01 p.115
Contreras makes the most of his ability 7/19/01 p.124
Payton breathes life into Post 158 7/26/01 p.124
Resurgent pride 11/8/01 p.83
BARRINGTON AREA ARTS COUNCIL
Barrington art fair marks 15th year 6/14/01 p.B5
BARRINGTON AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Beese presented with award of merit 2/8/01 p.6
Local merchants ask: what about us? 8/30/01 p.5
BARRINGTON AREA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
Two-year-old foundation enjoys tremendous endowment growth
1/4/01 p.12
BACF oks grant fund increase 3/1/01 p.10
Foundation announces 2001 grant recipients 4/26/01 p.12
BARRINGTON AREA COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS
BACOG initiates regional water study 2/1/01 p.10
Water study may provide ammo to control growth 6/7/01 p.8
Towns studying uniform developer impact fees 12/20/01 p.9
BARRINGTON AREA COUNCIL ON AGING
Hall of Fame 5/17/01 p.89
BARRINGTON AREA DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL
BADC seeks pledge from candidates 2/22/01 p.9
Area groups sponsoring wish lists 11/29/01 p.28
BARRINGTON AREA LIBRARY
Viva papa! [John Papamarcos] 1/18/01 p.86
Library trustees consider potential future expansion
4/12/01 p.24
Area library delivers to park district 8/16/01 p.99
Treasurer's annual report 8/30/01 p.99
Face-off over internet filters 9/6/01 p.7
Filters are not always reliable 9/6/01 p.8
Digital divide widens with act 9/6/01 p.9
Library to hold tax hearing 11/8/01 p.6
Garden club creates all-American tree 12/20/01 p.7
BARRINGTON AREA SOCCER ASSOCIATION
BASA team wins USA Cup in convincing style 8/9/01 p.113
BARRINGTON AREA UNITED WAY
Allstate donates $20K to United Way 1/18/01 p.9
Uncertain economy affecting United Way's disbursements
3/29/01 p.10
Poor economy puts pinch on charities 7/26/01 p.12
Charities hope tragedy won't diminish local contributions
9/27/01 p.9
BARRINGTON BREAKFAST ROTARY CLUB
Rotary proceeds with park plans 5/31/01 p.8
Rotary continues mission of service 7/5/01 p.14
Park is now handicapped-accessible 10/4/01 p.6
Groups celebrate park's accessibility 10/18/01 p.11
BARRINGTON BRONCOS (BASEBALL CLUB)
Broncos eliminated by Fremd, Maitland 5/31/01 p.115
BARRINGTON BRONCOS (CROSS COUNTRY CLUB)
Breaking through 11/1/01 p.105
BARRINGTON BRONCOS (FOOTBALL CLUB)
Sanchez promoted to Barrington head job 10/25/01 p.113
BARRINGTON BRONCOS (GYMNASTICS CLUB)
Broncos comes [sic] up short in bid for state berth
5/10/01 p.121
Buchholz, Herrman end season as IHSA medallists 5/17/01
p.115
BARRINGTON BRONCOS (HOCKEY CLUB)
Bucking tradition 3/15/01 p.123
BARRINGTON BRONCOS (LACROSSE CLUB)
Safety net 6/7/01 p.127
BARRINGTON BRONCOS (SWIM TEAM)
Sauer's plan helps Broncos win MSL swim crown 2/15/01 p.111
Swimmers second at exclusive meet 12/13/01 p.116
Carlson wins Lake County swim title 12/20/01 p.111
BARRINGTON BRONCOS (TENNIS TEAM)
Broncos second at strong invite 4/12/01 p.113
Petrick, Morgan team to win sectional 5/24/01 p.130
Petrick, Morgan bring home fourth 5/31/01 p.115
BARRINGTON BRONCOS (WRESTLING CLUB)
Tough customers 2/1/01 p.115
BARRINGTON CAREER CENTER
Changes in the workplace 3/1/01 p.105
Career Center visits on upswing 4/12/01 p.103
Career Center moves to new location 8/23/01 p.6
Career Center moves to new site 9/20/01 p.103
BARRINGTON CHALLENGE CUP (POLO)
Challenge cup raises $94,000 for charity 8/2/01 p.12
BARRINGTON CHILDREN'S CHOIR
Barrington ambassadors spread message of music 6/14/01 p.18
BARRINGTON CITIZENS FOR OPEN SPACE
Voters get say in open space issue 12/20/01 p.7
BARRINGTON COMMUNITY UNIT SCHOOL DISTRICT 220
District 220: bracing for new student while replacing old
teachers 1/11/01 p.8
Icing on the cake 1/11/01 p.23
Focus group recommends tax rate hike request 1/18/01 p.5
Board will seek tax rate increase on April ballot 1/25/01
p.5
Crowded field will vie for school board seats 1/25/01 p.7
Many issues confront 220 board incumbents 2/15/01 p.12
Cuts are promised if referendum fails 3/1/01 p.5
Special needs students put burden on schools 3/1/01 p.7
Board approves fees hike 3/1/01 p.11
Officials move to tighten school security 3/8/01 p.5
A small group stages anti-referendum rally 3/8/01 p.12
District 220 seeks to address classroom needs 3/15/01 p.5
Challengers, incumbents team in crowded school board race
3/15/01 p.10
District 220 says without tax hike 95 teachers will be
fired 3/22/01 p.5
Tax hike defeat blamed on economy, turnout 4/5/01 p.5
Nordquist calls victory hollow 4/5/01 p.7
Board rejects plan to cut 108 teachers 4/12/01 p.5
District 220 will go into the red to save jobs 4/19/01 p.7
District 220's financial state not as bleak as some believe
4/19/01 p.8
Board approves waiver renewals 4/19/01 p.8
School board votes to maintain staffing level 4/26/01 p.7
Children must take responsibility for acts, says Thompson
4/26/01 p.7
Paying dues 4/26/01 p.127
State may widen tax cap loophole 5/3/01 p.5
New grade schools face budget cuts 5/17/01 p.5
Board raises fees to reduce deficit 5/24/01 p.5
Group will assess community support 5/24/01 p.5
An extended summer vacation 6/7/01 p.33
Teacher admits placing camera in washroom 6/14/01 p.5
Board stresses need to educate 6/21/01 p.7
Board mulls elementary fees 6/28/01 p.13
D220 school board examines spending 7/19/01 p.8
School board oks fees for elementary school students
7/26/01 p.9
District 220 seeks bilingual teachers 8/2/01 p.5
New law may ease taxpayers' burden 8/9/01 p.5
Countryside staff, students prepare for Woodland move
8/9/01 p.8
Budget projects $1.9 million deficit 8/9/01 p.8
Goodbye, old school 8/16/01 p.7
Mold stews, parents fume, kids wait 8/23/01 p.5
District 220 students earn high marks on ACT tests 8/23/01
p.8
Officials seeking permanent solution to Woodland crisis
8/30/01 p.5
School board oks Woodland repairs 9/6/01 p.5
Officials explain Woodland woes, but some parents are still
angry 9/13/01 p.10
Coming home 9/13/01 p.31
Character program takes on a new sense of significance
9/20/01 p.8
Parents: Don't fence us out 9/27/01 p.5
District 220 approves budget 9/27/01 p.6
School projects to break ground in about a month 9/27/01
p.11
Roslyn Road School moves fence 10/4/01 p.10
Schools offer a helping hand 10/4/01 p.27
Accord allows construction at Barrington Hills school
10/11/01 p.8
District 220 may curtail school trips outside U.S.
10/11/01 p.9
District 220 plans to hire Glenview finance manager
10/18/01 p.5
Character Counts is planning events during special week
10/18/01 p.12
Travel ban still in place, for now 10/25/01 p.5
Crowning moments 10/25/01 p.27
District 220 hires two officials 11/1/01 p.6
Mold removal under way at Woodland School 11/8/01 p.7
District 220 students excel on tests 11/15/01 p.7
District 220 parents say they will fight to keep trips
11/15/01 p.9
Students pay tribute to veterans 11/15/01 p.33
District 220 approves new contract for Herrmann 11/22/01
p.12
Hearing set for District 220 levy 11/29/01 p.10
District 220 mulling big budget cuts 12/13/01 p.5
District 220 approves tax levy 12/13/01 p.6
Woodland on track to open January 7 12/20/01 p.5
Group still working on District 220 report 12/20/01 p.7
Teachers start moving into Woodland 12/27/01 p.11
BARRINGTON COUNTRY BISTRO (RESTAURANT)
Maybe you can't see it, but Bistro is still there 2/8/01
p.14
BARRINGTON COUNTRYSIDE FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT
Fire District mulls sales strategy 1/18/01 p.7
Fire District officials charge board ignored their concerns
1/18/01 p.8
Cuba officials step up to pitch tax hike 2/8/01 p.5
Fire District seeks tax hike to meet rising operating costs
3/1/01 p.8
Fire District tax request igniting very little fire
3/22/01 p.11
Fire District officials mull service reduction 4/5/01 p.7
Countryside ends fire deal with Lake Zurich 5/31/01 p.9
Fire District tries to build support for referendum
11/1/01 p.8
Tax hike for Fire District gets support 11/15/01 p.10
BARRINGTON COURIER-REVIEW
New editor joins Courier-Review 11/15/01 p.9
BARRINGTON FILLIES (BASKETBALL CLUB)
On target 2/15/01 p.109
Emotional rescue 2/22/01 p.121
Fillies come up short in sectional 3/1/01 p.113
BARRINGTON FILLIES (DIVING CLUB)
Barrington divers help lead Fillies to sectional crown
11/15/01 p.124
For the record 11/22/01 p.101
BARRINGTON FILLIES (GYMNASTICS CLUB)
Smarinsky makes her triumphant return 2/1/01 p.119
Sectional bound 2/8/01 p.119
BARRINGTON FILLIES (SOFTBALL CLUB)
Fillies finish season with regional loss 5/31/01 p.118
BARRINGTON FILLIES (SWIM TEAM)
Brunka sets record; swimming wins MSL 11/1/01 p.109
Poetz's sprint victory lifts Fillies to title 11/15/01
p.123
For the record 11/22/01 p.101
BARRINGTON FILLIES (TENNIS TEAM)
Fillies dominant while winning MSL title again 10/11/01
p.114
Morris triumphs at sectional; six Fillies to State
10/18/01 p.123
BARRINGTON FILLIES (VOLLEYBALL CLUB)
Spikers beat Prospect to the draw 10/25/01 p.115
BARRINGTON FIRE DEPARTMENT
Local firefighters feel tie to those in N.Y., D.C. 9/20/01
p.9
BARRINGTON HIGH SCHOOL
My old school? 1/18/01 p.25
Fencik, former high school administrator, dies at 72
2/8/01 p.10
No ordinary classroom 2/15/01 p.27
Alea iacta est: students get look into life during the
Roman empire 3/1/01 p.29
Rash of vandalism, thefts plagues BHS 3/8/01 p.5
Better than fine 3/8/01 p.27
Honor roll 3/15/01 p.32
Song and dance 3/15/01 p.31
Honor roll 3/22/01 p.37
The King will reign at BHS May 9-12 3/29/01 p.34
New test will tell students if they're ready for workplace
4/12/01 p.10
District names new BHS principal 4/19/01 p.8
Bikeway will link high school, park 5/3/01 p.12
BHS climbing wall dedicated 5/10/01 p.7
Over 100 BHS students named state scholars 5/17/01 p.18
Melting Pot Show enhances students' cultural awareness
5/24/01 p.33
Naeemullah works to end violence 5/31/01 p.13
Once students depart, hard hats will move in 6/7/01 p.7
A new odyssey begins 6/14/01 p.7
Honor roll 6/14/01 p.34
Graduates 6/21/01 p.34
Honored alum cites teacher's influence 7/5/01 p.86
Barrington High's Shaeffer aces ACT with perfect score
7/12/01 p.14
Legendary O'Brien helps Barrington leap forward 7/12/01
p.109
Nuance founder dies 7/19/01 p.14
Barrington Class of 2001 won many honors 7/19/01 p.34
New principal comes to rescue 7/26/01 p.10
Honor roll 7/26/01 p.34
Students urged to car pool until west lot is completed
8/16/01 p.9
Sporting events affected by work 8/16/01 p.9
Friends honor late BHS athlete 8/23/01 p.9
It takes a village: Football is a community effort,
community event 8/30/01 p.7
The adventure begins 9/6/01 p.27
Students at BHS struggle to handle shocking news 9/13/01
p.7
Crash Tuesday kills Barrington High boy 9/27/01 p.6
School checks fire alarms to see if they're too loud
10/4/01 p.10
BHS plans a heroic homecoming 10/11/01 p.7
Biology class grew on him 10/11/01 p.27
Coming home to victory 10/18/01 p.7
Jewel of a class 10/18/01 p.29
Happy trails 11/18/01 p.121
Counselors discuss helping teens cope with terrorism news
10/25/01 p.14
Old classmates reconnect 10/25/01 p.89
Sanchez promoted to Barrington head job 10/25/01 p.113
Making science cool 11/8/01 p.27
Hispanic students join in celebration 11/29/01 p.7
Scout sprucing up school courtyard 12/13/01 p.25
Student in charge of the show 12/20/01 p.25
Top ten sports stories 12/27/01 p.91
BARRINGTON HILLS RIDING CLUB
Riding Club schedules charity event 8/30/01 p.91
Riding Club fund-raiser supports trail system 9/6/01 p.23
Riding clinics benefit Red Cross 9/27/01 p.8
BARRINGTON HILLS, ILL.
Fire destroys garage, two cars 1/11/01 p.9
Barrington Hills robbery victim offers $10K reward 1/11/01
p.12
Kempe will run for fifth term 1/25/01 p.8
Boundary deal signals end to Spring Creek barricade 2/8/01
p.9
Road widening will imperil dozens of trees 2/8/01 p.11
Five years later: the search continues 3/15/01 p.7
Zoning, Duda de-annexation top Barrington Hills worries
3/22/01 p.8
Barrington Hills goes Hollywood 3/22/01 p.9
Barrington Hills voters keep president, dump old trustees
4/5/01 p.9
Duda files disconnection suit 6/7/01 p.5
Methodists to break ground for new church next month
6/7/01 p.7
Treasurer's report 8/16/01 p.104
Barrington Hills fails in first bid to stop lawsuit
9/13/01 p.14
Accord allows construction at Barrington Hills school
10/11/01 p.8
Thieves target unlocked cars in Barrington Hills 11/1/01
p.8
Barrington Hills fails again to stop disconnection case
11/1/01 p.10
Police continue investigation into thefts 11/15/01 p.6
BARRINGTON MIDDLE SCHOOL--PRAIRIE CAMPUS
Honor roll 1/4/01 p.16
Something to cheer about 2/1/01 p.29
Young environmentalists 3/22/01 p.33
Seventh-grade student believes one person can make a
difference 3/29/01 p.10
Honor roll 4/19/01 p.37
Bravo [French contest winners] 5/24/01 p.35
Junior honors 5/24/01 p.35
Honor roll 5/24/01 p.110
BARRINGTON MIDDLE SCHOOL--STATION CAMPUS
Honor roll 1/4/01 p.81
Watts up! 2/8/01 p.33
Honor roll 4/5/01 p.29
Junior honors 5/24/01 p.35
Honor roll 5/24/01 p.112
Honor roll 7/5/01 p.20
BARRINGTON MONTESSORI SCHOOL
Learning sensation 5/31/01 p.29
BARRINGTON PARK DISTRICT
Park officials glimpse the future 1/4/01 p.12
Park officials emphasize district's need for space 4/12/01
p.12
Rotary proceeds with park plans 5/31/01 p.8
Park is now handicapped-accessible 10/4/01 p.6
Voters get say in open space issue 12/20/01 p.7
BARRINGTON POLO CLUB
Polo matches set to fight cancer 7/19/01 p.9
BARRINGTON TOWNSHIP, ILL.
Treasurer's report 4/5/01 p.117
Rush steps aside after 23 years 4/12/01 p.12
After two decades, Rush embarks upon new journey 4/19/01
p.9
Proposed assessment roll 6/28/01 p.L1
Barrington Township land values going up 7/12/01 p.5
Township offers to help village buy church site 9/27/01
p.10
Dawson says he'll seek Township's top GOP post 11/8/01 p.11
Delinquent tax list 11/15/01 p.116
Kuechmann leaving GOP committeeman position 12/6/01 p.13
BARRINGTON TRANSPORTATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Saving homes should be TAC's primary aim 1/11/01 p.5
Residents keeping a wary eye on work of TAC subcommittee
2/1/01 p.10
Questions facing TAC: what's the question? 2/8/01 p.13
Price, other problems may shelve tunnel 6/28/01 p.7
Country road not taking anyone home 7/26/01 p.7
Panel weighs no build option 9/20/01 p.9
Another bypass proposed 10/4/01 p.5
Time is running out for roads committee 10/18/01 p.8
Chairman: Roads panel will meet its deadline 10/25/01 p.10
Road fight will shift to IDOT 11/1/01 p.5
TAC finalizes Route 59 report 11/15/01 p.5
Stephens sees political battle ahead over Route 59
expansion 12/13/01 p.10
BARRINGTON TYPHOONS (SOFTBALL CLUB)
Storm on horizon 6/14/01 p.135
Typhoons ready for Elgin tourney 6/28/01 p.114
Iron lady 7/5/01 p.97
Todd gives Typhoons toughness at the plate 7/26/01 p.123
Typhoons continue to roll, win twice at nationals 8/2/01
p.121
Hitting the wire 8/9/01 p.111
BARRINGTON U-14 COLTS (BASEBALL CLUB)
Colts wrap up successful summer in own tourney 8/16/01
p.117
BARRINGTON UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
Village considers options for former church site 5/17/01
p.7
Advisory panels recommend village buy church site 5/24/01
p.12
Village pursuing church property 5/31/01 p.5
Methodists to break ground for new church next month
6/7/01 p.7
BUMC gets nearly $900,000 from firms that caused fire
6/28/01 p.5
A day of joy, sadness as church breaks ground 7/5/01 p.7
Board oks church property offer 8/16/01 p.5
Church officials consider village's Hough Street offer
8/23/01 p.10
Township offers to help village buy church site 9/27/01
p.10
Reagle: Spend more on safety 10/11/01 p.5
Reagle says his veto is designed to make a point 10/18/01
p.9
Even Reagle doesn't expect veto to stand 11/8/01 p.12
Purchase of church land moves ahead 11/29/01 p.6
BARRINGTON VILLAGE ASSOCIATION
Town center residents form neighborhood association 3/1/01
p.12
BVA gives residents chance to quiz candidates 3/8/01 p.10
BARRINGTON VILLAGE CENTER REDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION
Ousted officials won't leave 11/8/01 p.5
BARRINGTON VOLVO
Volvo dealer may move business elsewhere 3/29/01 p.5
Mausser certain that he's next on board's list 6/14/01 p.5
BARRINGTON YOUTH DANCE ENSEMBLE
Coppelia 5/10/01 p.93
BARRINGTON, ILL.
Saving homes should be TAC's primary aim 1/11/01 p.5
Village names park for former BHS teacher 1/11/01 p.9
Village loses bid to acquire quick-take powers 1/11/01 p.11
Village achieved much in year 2000 1/18/01 p.7
Board will have new look 1/25/01 p.9
Shell gets ok to renovate Route 59 service station 1/25/01
p.10
Residents keeping a wary eye on work of TAC subcommittee
2/1/01 p.10
Village not expecting utility tax windfall 2/1/01 p.5
Hambelberg faces Reagle challenge 2/1/01 p.12
Questions facing TAC: what's the question? 2/8/01 p.13
Other once-proud theaters offer hint to Catlow's fate
2/15/01 p.7
Barrington area not immune to epidemic of club drugs
2/15/01 p.8
Seven candidates seek three seats in Barrington contest
2/15/01 p.10
Not so quick-take 2/22/01 p.7
Proposed reforms would slow down quick-take 2/22/01 p.7
Quick-take used mostly for improvement projects 2/22/01 p.9
Out-of-towners creating traffic headaches 2/22/01 p.5
Future utility tax revenues won't meet program's costs
3/1/01 p.7
Residents try to corner mayor at church meeting 3/1/01 p.12
Our town: officials call new zoning ordinance a
significant benefit 3/8/01 p.7
Offices or warehouse? ADCO owner, village cannot agree
3/15/01 p.9
Creation of historic district raises concerns 3/15/01 p.13
Village Board adopts new zoning ordinance 3/22/01 p.5
This historic house 3/22/01 p.7
Village tabs James Company to lead development of golden
triangle 3/22/01 p.10
Volvo dealer may move business elsewhere 3/29/01 p.5
Funeral home, village seek agreement on parking spaces
3/29/01 p.5
Barrington area not immune to growth 3/29/01 p.7
Village eyes Burpee property in triangle 4/5/01 p.12
Reagle ready to lead village on new path 4/12/01 p.5
Reagle says trustee's resignation staged 4/12/01 p.7
Reagle, Goltra connection comes under investigation
4/12/01 p.7
Hamelberg allies get key positions 4/12/01 p.7
For sale? 4/12/01 p.8
Ameritech initiative benefits Barrington 4/12/01 p.103
Will board struggle to reach consensus? 4/19/01 p.5
Reagle questions action by trustees 4/19/01 p.7
Local villages earn Tree City designation 4/19/01 p.14
Board moves to condemn triangle parcel 4/26/01 p.5
Hamelberg yields in mayor's race 4/26/01 p.5
Hamelberg's farewell address 4/26/01 p.9
Reagle wants triangle costs tracked 5/3/01 p.7
Memo raises questions about bypass 5/10/01 p.5
Resident claims building owner showed apartment 5/10/01 p.7
New panel prepares for first hearing 5/10/01 p.12
TIF has village officials in a tizzy 5/17/01 p.5
This old (historic?) house 5/17/01 p.7
Village considers options for former church site 5/17/01
p.7
Board bars offices in two triangle properties 5/17/01 p.11
Advisory panels recommend village buy church site 5/24/01
p.12
Did village officials break state law? 5/31/01 p.5
Village pursuing church property 5/31/01 p.5
Village board extends deadline to negotiate triangle
purchase 5/31/01 p.7
Board recommends ethics complaint be dismissed 6/7/01 p.5
Village of Barrington 2000 Water Quality Report 6/7/01
p.114
Mausser certain that he's next on board's list 6/14/01 p.5
Market concerns local merchants 6/14/01 p.12
Commuter bus line will serve Barrington Road businesses
6/14/01 p.18
Board ponders plans for triangle 6/21/01 p.5
Shortage of life guards not felt at local pools 6/21/01 p.8
Officials tout benefits of economic program 6/21/01 p.11
Fountains of fun 6/21/01 p.105
Treasurer's report 6/21/01 p.121
Price, other problems may shelve tunnel 6/28/01 p.7
Triangle drives wedge through board 6/28/01 p.5
Townsfolk flock to market 6/28/01 p.7
Organizers hope parade goes off without hitch 6/28/01 p.16
Reagle unveils Marshall's plan 7/5/01 p.5
Village's sales tax revenue down 15% 7/5/01 p.5
Time's almost out for Catlow 7/12/01 p.7
Cataloging mail-order homes 7/19/01 p.7
Giant duck visits board 7/19/01 p.9
Officials delay condemnation of golden triangle 7/19/01
p.12
Sidewalk Days will return 7/19/01 p.20
Triangle compromise may be close 7/26/01 p.5
Country road not taking anyone home 7/26/01 p.7
Barrington keeps pace with downturn in major crimes
7/26/01 p.8
Water picture should clear up soon 8/2/01 p.5
Day of reckoning at hand for 11-digit dialing in AC 847
8/2/01 p.107
Village expresses interest in Dairy Queen 8/9/01 p.5
Goods cheap, opinions free at Barrington Sidewalk Sale Days
8/9/01 p.11
Board oks church property offer 8/16/01 p.5
Illinois Supreme Court may hold key to triangle 8/16/01
p.11
Church officials consider village's Hough Street offer
8/23/01 p.10
Local merchants ask: what about us? 8/30/01 p.5
Reagle proposes triangle partnership with Goltra 8/30/01
p.8
Crane touts tax cut at local town meeting 8/30/01 p.13
Village honors Barrington hero 8/30/01 p.14
Expo will educate village residents 9/6/01 p.5
Board vote signals dispute over preservation ordinance
9/6/01 p.10
HOT commuter line's start only lukewarm 9/6/01 p.13
Reagle's meeting prompts trustees to meet as well 9/13/01
p.12
Vote rejects plan to guide talks by roads panel 9/13/01
p.13
Panel weighs no build option 9/20/01 p.9
Only tenant moves out of Goltra's mall 9/20/01 p.13
Board wrangles over appointments 9/27/01 p.5
If crisis happens here, officials to use state plan
9/27/01 p.9
Township offers to help village buy church site 9/27/01
p.10
Another bypass proposed 10/4/01 p.5
Reagle: Spend more on safety 10/11/01 p.5
911 calls surge after air booms 10/11/01 p.7
Trustee wants more sidewalks 10/18/01 p.5
Time is running out for roads committee 10/18/01 p.8
Reagle says his veto is designed to make a point 10/18/01
p.9
Board blocks appointment 10/25/01 p.5
Map splits Barrington into 5 districts 10/25/01 p.7
Chairman: Roads panel will meet its deadline 10/25/01 p.10
Board supports policy to close sidewalk gaps 10/25/01 p.12
New clerk hopes to avoid politics 10/25/01 p.13
Road fight will shift to IDOT 11/1/01 p.5
Dairy Queen owner feels frozen out of location 11/1/01 p.5
Reagle nullifies old appointments 11/1/01 p.6
Downtown panel seeks members 11/1/01 p.10
Ousted officials won't leave 11/8/01 p.5
TAC finalizes Route 59 report 11/15/01 p.5
Trustees act to keep appointees on panel 11/15/01 p.7
New plan for Cook Street Plaza 11/22/01 p.5
Merchants anxious to see plaza developed 11/22/01 p.5
Iron filtration facility unveiled for village's water
system 11/22/01 p.10
Village paying to add parking 11/29/01 p.5
Trustees hire attorney for possible lawsuit from mayor
11/29/01 p.5
Purchase of church land moves ahead 11/29/01 p.6
Most local food pantries getting strong support 11/29/01
p.9
Santa privileged to be escorted into town by firefighters
12/6/01 p.5
Reagle says he is suing board to protect powers 12/6/01 p.5
New village committee intended to boost redevelopment
efforts 12/6/01 p.5
Ruling to deny stricken cop benefits could be reversed
12/6/01 p.9
Trustees table vote to help the Catlow 12/13/01 p.5
Giving Day donations now being accepted 12/13/01 p.7
Renewed patriotism evident at Peal Harbor remembrance
12/13/01 p.9
Stephens sees political battle ahead over Route 59
expansion 12/13/01 p.10
Village agrees to pay for appraisal of theater 12/20/01 p.5
Fire destroys Nativity scene 12/27/01 p.5
Residents share blessings at Giving Day 12/27/01 p.5
Residents honored by Character Counts 12/27/01 p.6
Top ten stories 12/27/01 p.7
September 11 attacks shock, draw residents together
12/27/01 p.9
BARRINGTON, ILL.--ARTISTS
Magical Moments creator, former resident, 91, dies 2/15/01
p.7
BARRINGTON, ILL.--AUTHORS
Wanderer, warrior, writer, wizard 1/11/01 p.75
Wanderer, warrior, writer, wizard 1/18/01 p.79
A big moment for Mee 10/18/01 p.B3
Creativity takes flight 10/25/01 p.103
BARRINGTON, ILL.--HISTORY
A history of Barrington 4/26/01 p.117
History of Barrington 5/3/01 p.105
60 years later, more war 12/6/01 p.7
BARTH, JULIE
BroncoJack's; Annette Carlstrom and Julie Barth, owners
3/29/01 p.111
BARTLETT, ILL.
State to make offer for SWANCC balefill 6/14/01 p.14
BATES, GREG
Inverness parks get new chief 6/14/01 p.36
BEAN, MELISSA
Barrington woman to face Crane 12/20/01 p.9
BEESE, CAROL
Beese presented with award of merit 2/8/01 p.6
Running with the tanks 8/23/01 p.103
BEHN, ROBERT H.
Nuance founder dies 7/19/01 p.14
BEIGHTOL, JENNY
Seventh-grade student believes one person can make a
difference 3/29/01 p.10
BELESLIN, GEORGE
Love never grows old 2/8/01 p.7
BELESLIN, RHEA
Love never grows old 2/8/01 p.7
BEST DRIVING SCHOOL, INC.
Best Driving School, Inc.; Pam Weber, owner 11/22/01 p.89
BICYCLING
Pedal pursuits 7/12/01 p.81
BILOCERKOWYCZ, LINDA
Bilocerkowycz named new village clerk 1/11/01 p.12
BLAIR, CHRISTY
Bone Jour; Christy Blair; owner 11/15/01 p.99
BOBIK, LYNN
An extended summer vacation 6/7/01 p.33
BOE, DAVID
Friends honor late BHS athlete 8/23/01 p.9
BOEDER, SYL
Volunteers of the year 2/1/01 p.7
BOEING CORPORATION
Boeing eyes Golf Road site in Rolling Meadows 4/26/01 p.14
BOLER, JOHN
Inverness couple honored 6/28/01 p.101
BOLER, MARY JO
Inverness couple honored 6/28/01 p.101
BONE JOUR
Bone Jour; Christy Blair; owner 11/15/01 p.99
BONGIOVANNI, VINCE
Bongiovanni wins IHSA hitting derby 6/14/01 p.142
BOYER, BONNIE
Woodland administrator eyed for District 65 post 6/7/01
p.14
BRANSTRATOR, DONN
Reagle says trustee's resignation staged 4/12/01 p.7
BRASHEAR, CHRISTOPHER A.
Father says youth's death accidental 8/30/01 p.10
BRAY, GERDA
L'Affaire; Gerda Bray, owner 9/27/01 p.103
BREEDEN PROPERTY
Developers plan to go forward 5/10/01 p.27
Auction signals beginning of orchard's final season 9/6/01
p.22
Even trees know this is Orchards' farewell 10/11/01 p.11
BREEDEN, RICK
Developers plan to go forward 5/10/01 p.27
Auction signals beginning of orchard's final season 9/6/01
p.22
Even trees know this is Orchards' farewell 10/11/01 p.11
BRENNAN, MEGAN
Coming home 9/13/01 p.31
BREUDER, ROBERT
College in conflict 4/26/01 p.8
Breuder, Faculty Senate meet with new PR hire 6/21/01 p.40
BRISENO, RAUL
Four arrested in McHenry murder 5/24/01 p.31
BRONCOJACK'S (RESTAURANT)
BroncoJack's; Annette Carlstrom and Julie Barth, owners
3/29/01 p.111
BroncoJacks bucks trend 4/12/01 p.103
BRUCE'S OUT'A SIGHT SELF STORAGE BARN
Bruce's Out'a Sight Self Storage Barn; Chip Walterman,
owner 6/21/01 p.127
BRUNKA, CHRISTY
Brunka sets record; swimming wins MSL 11/1/01 p.109
BUCHANAN, DAVID
Defying convention 7/12/01 p.105
BUCHHOLZ, LUCAS
Buchholz wins two MSL titles 5/3/01 p.117
Buchholz, Herrman end season as IHSA medallists 5/17/01
p.115
BUDKE, KEITH
Tough customers 2/1/01 p.115
BUSH, ANN, SISTER
Gott leaving St. Anne 5/17/01 p.21
BUSINESS
Maybe you can't see it, but Bistro is still there 2/8/01
p.14
Market concerns local merchants 6/14/01 p.12
Toil at full boil 8/16/01 p.89
Shockwaves of terrorist attacks affect Barrington-area
economy 10/4/01 p.101
Aiming for a quick recovery 10/4/01 p.101
Still going places 12/13/01 p.103
Loyalty making a difference 12/20/01 p.97
Local merchants ask: what about us? 8/30/01 p.5
BUSINESS ENTERPRISES
DazzleDerm; Sally Kroha, owner 1/11/01 p.85
Designs of the Interior; Jim and Michele Evanger; owners
2/8/01 p.112
Eclectic Global Eatery; Patrick Cassata; owner 3/22/01
p.123
Volvo dealer may move business elsewhere 3/29/01 p.5
BroncoJack's; Annette Carlstrom and Julie Barth, owners
3/29/01 p.111
BroncoJacks bucks trend 4/12/01 p.103
Dominique & Associates; Lance L. Dominique, owner 4/19/01
p.117
Hammes & Associates; Richard Hammes, owner 5/10/01 p.107
Cripple Creek Hat Company; Paul Siracusa, owner 5/31/01
p.103
Correction to story of 5/31/01 6/7/01 p.6
Bruce's Out'a Sight Self Storage Barn; Chip Walterman,
owner 6/21/01 p.127
Baron Von Scoot; Ken Ryan, owner 7/19/01 p.113
FleetBoss Global Positioning Solutions, Inc.; Malcolm
Rosenfeld, owner 7/26/01 p.113
Spa Vargas; Lori Vargas, owner 8/30/01 p.93
Phillips Men's Wear; Peter Yankala, owner 9/13/01 p.115
Estate Jewelers; Bob Giannini, owner 9/20/01 p.101
L'Affaire; Gerda Bray, owner 9/27/01 p.103
The final cut 10/11/01 p.101
Bone Jour; Christy Blair, owner 11/15/01 p.99
Best Driving School, Inc.; Pam Weber, owner 11/22/01 p.89
That's all folks 11/29/01 p.101
Curves For Women Fitness Center; Janet and Bob Faulkner,
owners 12/6/01 p.99
Ionit Technologies; Jim Talbot and Tim Irwin; owners
12/27/01 p.79
CAMP COURAGE
Camp teaches children, parents to handle death 7/12/01 p.12
CANCER (DISEASE)
Residents joins forces to fight brain cancer 5/31/01 p.18
Thousands join cancer march from Wisconsin 6/7/01 p.11
CANFIELD, GREG
New editor joins Courier-Review 11/15/01 p.9
CAPULLI, DAVID R.
Capulli, longtime trustee, dies at 84 5/3/01 p.7
CARLSON, MAC
Carlson wins Lake County swim title 12/20/01 p.111
CARLSTROM, ANNETTE
BroncoJack's; Annette Carlstrom and Julie Barth, owners
3/29/01 p.111
BroncoJack's bucks trend 4/12/01 p.103
CASSATA, PATRICK
Eclectic Global Eatery; Patrick Cassata; owner 3/22/01
p.123
CASTILLO, KRISTIN
Crowning moments 10/25/01 p.27
CATLOW THEATER
Catlow will remain open, owners say 1/25/01 p.5
High costs, low turnout forcing sale of Catlow 2/8/01 p.5
Other once-proud theaters offer hint to Catlow's fate
2/15/01 p.7
Catlow committee enlists architect 3/8/01 p.23
The Catlow Cultural Center? A recent survey says yes
3/22/01 p.10
Time's almost out for Catlow 7/12/01 p.7
Catlow goes up for sale, adding urgency to talks 9/13/01
p.8
Catlow committee isn't giving up 9/20/01 p.6
Trustees table vote to help the Catlow 12/13/01 p.5
Village agrees to pay for appraisal of theater 12/20/01 p.5
CENSUS
Barrington area not immune to growth 3/29/01 p.7
Census figures surprise Lake County officials 3/29/01 p.8
Census figures reveal some surprising trends 5/24/01 p.8
South Barrington's melting pot 6/28/01 p.16
Hispanic population growing 7/5/01 p.6
CHICAGO SOCKERS (SOCCER CLUB)
Richardson closes down pro soccer team 4/5/01 p.115
Sockers qualify for nationals 7/5/01 p.101
A clean sweep 8/2/01 p.119
CHILDREN'S INTERNET PROTECTION ACT
Face-off over internet filters 9/6/01 p.7
Filters are not always reliable 9/6/01 p.8
Digital divide widens with act 9/6/01 p.9
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM
Healer, thinker, reformer 3/15/01 p.95
CITIZENS FOR CONSERVATION
CFC has new headquarters 1/18/01 p.12
Deer Park honored for Vehe effort 3/8/01 p.93
CFC says billiard company may contaminate wetlands 8/9/01
p.9
Conservation group favors annexation of 26-acre parcel
11/29/01 p.10
CLARK, SANDRA
Local artist in regional exhibit 12/20/01 p.23
COLLETT, DAVID H.
Four arrested in McHenry murder 5/24/01 p.31
COMMONWEALTH EDISON
Village powerless to stop utility lines 5/31/01 p.7
CONDILL, BUCK
Love never grows old 2/8/01 p.7
CONDILL, FERN
Love never grows old 2/8/01 p.7
CONN, BRIAN
Conn's CD keeps classical traditions alive 12/13/01 p.B8
CONTORNO, YVETTE
Crowning moment 5/31/01 p.89
CONTRERAS, MIKE
Contreras makes the most of his ability 7/19/01 p.124
CONWAY, WHIT
Safety net 6/7/01 p.127
COOK COUNTY FOREST PRESERVE DISTRICT
Goslin heads Forest finance committee 2/22/01 p.6
COOK COUNTY, ILL.
Decision on 4 a.m. licenses will affect local pub's future
2/1/01 p.5
County considering earlier close of 4 a.m. nightclubs
2/1/01 p.8
Delinquencies 2/8/01 p.108
Cook County wraps up hearings regarding 4 a.m. liquor
licenses 2/15/01 p.5
Voters who err encouraged to request another ballot
3/29/01 p.8
Clerk reports high voter turnout 8/2/01 p.8
Cook County property tax bills will be month late 8/2/01
p.9
Cook tax bills due in 2 weeks 9/20/01 p.12
Assessments 11/29/01 p.L1
COOK STREET PLAZA (REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT)
New plan for Cook Street Plaza 11/22/01 p.5
Merchants anxious to see plaza developed 11/22/01 p.5
COOPER, JAMES D.
SEC charges pair with diverting note proceeds for personal
use 1/11/01 p.10
COSTANTINO, FEDERICO
Barrington man called hero after pulling driver from pond
7/5/01 p.11
COUNTRYSIDE SCHOOL
Dino-mites 2/22/01 p.29
Countryside staff, students prepare for Woodland move
8/9/01 p.8
Goodbye, old school 8/16/01 p.7
Mold stews, parents fume, kids wait 8/23/01 p.5
Officials seeking permanent solution to Woodland crisis
8/30/01 p.5
School board oks Woodland repairs 9/6/01 p.5
The adventure begins 9/6/01 p.27
Officials explain Woodland woes, but some parents are still
angry 9/13/01 p.10
School projects to break ground in about a month 9/27/01
p.11
Accord allows construction at Barrington Hills school
10/11/01 p.8
Construction begins at two new schools 11/8/01 p.7
COVERED BRIDGE ROAD DAM
Rose Lake solutions sought 8/16/01 p.10
COVERS NURSERY AND LANDSCAPING
Tree sellers think Christmas all year 12/13/01 p.11
CRABTREE NATURE CENTER
Crabtree gets minor facelift 4/19/01 p.14
CRANE, PHILIP M.
Party in power 1/4/01 p.7
Retiring far from Crane's mind 1/25/01 p.7
Crane's district could be heading west to McHenry 5/31/01
p.10
Crane touts tax cut at local town meeting 8/30/01 p.13
Barrington woman to face Crane 12/20/01 p.9
CRIME AND CRIMINALS
SEC charges pair with diverting note proceeds for personal
use 1/11/01 p.10
Barrington Hills robbery victim offers $10K reward 1/11/01
p.12
Bank robberies may be related 1/18/01 p.10
Irwin's lawyers, SEC continue to seek negotiated settlement
1/25/01 p.10
Decision delayed in Irwin case 2/15/01 p.7
Barrington area not immune to epidemic of club drugs
2/15/01 p.8
Five years later: the search continues 3/15/01 p.7
Irwin, SEC reach tentative pact 3/15/01 p.8
Sitter accused of injuring baby 4/12/01 p.10
Barrington man charged in bribery scheme 4/12/01 p.10
Child molester's sentencing delayed 4/26/01 p.10
Ecstasy seizure believed to be largest in county history
4/26/01 p.20
Dogged by recent auto thefts, South Barrington joins KCAT
5/3/01 p.7
Man gets six years for sex crime 5/3/01 p.10
Irwin status hearing scheduled for May 10 5/3/01 p.11
Judge throws out charges in Del Re suit 5/3/01 p.27
Irwin's status remains uncertain 5/17/01 p.8
Four arrested in McHenry murder 5/24/01 p.31
Teacher admits placing camera in washroom 6/14/01 p.5
Area college student found victim of downstate homicide
6/14/01 p.32
Police dispute injury story of murder suspect 6/21/01 p.26
Investigation continues into washroom incident 7/5/01 p.7
Man accessed pornography at library 7/26/01 p.6
Barrington keeps pace with downturn in major crimes
7/26/01 p.8
Ex-boyfriend sought in killing 7/26/01 p.11
Man misrepresenting himself cons several local residents
8/2/01 p.10
More charges filed in band altercation 8/2/01 p.106
Lake County cracks down on ecstasy use 8/9/01 p.13
Residents urged to be wary when dealing with solicitors
8/23/01 p.9
Area feels impact of attacks 9/13/01 p.5
Precautions shut down Woodfield 9/13/01 p.6
United offices tighten security 9/13/01 p.6
Attacks may slow some mail 9/13/01 p.6
Students at BHS struggle to handle shocking news 9/13/01
p.7
Senator Durbin: Another day which will live in infamy
9/13/01 p.7
Blood drives are scheduled 9/13/01 p.7
A new meaning for violent movies 9/20/01 p.6
Teen charged in fatal crash 10/4/01 p.6
Thieves target unlocked cars in Barrington Hills 11/1/01
p.8
Home is missing jewelry worth more than $100,000 11/1/01
p.9
Police: Family abandoned pets 11/8/01 p.6
Police investigate bomb explosion 11/8/01 p.6
Police may have break in burglaries to cars 11/8/01 p.8
Eight teens charged at party 11/8/01 p.10
Police continue investigation into thefts 11/15/01 p.6
Probe of man who claimed he would release defense details
to enemies continues 11/15/01 p.14
Second suspect charged in car thefts 11/29/01 p.11
Man accused of threats still facing felony charge 12/20/01
p.12
CRIPPLE CREEK HAT COMPANY
Cripple Creek Hat Company; Paul Siracusa, owner 5/31/01
p.103
Correction to story of 5/31/01 6/7/01 p.6
CRIST, TERRIE
The power of positive thinking 2/15/01 p.85
CUBA TOWNSHIP, ILL.
Cuba officials step up to pitch tax hike 2/8/01 p.5
Dissemination of assessment data blasted 3/1/01 p.5
Assessment roll 3/22/01 p.118
Cuba officials get vote of confidence 4/12/01 p.13
Assessments 11/15/01 p.114
Assessment roll 12/20/01 p.B33
CURVES FOR WOMEN FITNESS CENTER
Curves For Women Fitness Center; Janet and Bob Faulkner,
owners 12/6/01 p.99
CYCLING PATHS
Cycle season 4/12/01 p.85
Bikeway will link high school, park 5/3/01 p.12
DAIRY QUEEN (RESTAURANT)
Fire damages Dairy Queen 7/26/01 p.5
Dairy Queen's future surely a rocky road 8/2/01 p.7
Village expresses interest in Dairy Queen 8/9/01 p.5
Dairy Queen owner feels frozen out of location 11/1/01 p.5
DARCH, KAREN
Hectic households 5/10/01 p.8
DASBURG, CRYSTAL
Dasburg overcomes difficult childhood 5/31/01 p.12
DAVENPORT FAMILY FUNERAL HOME
Funeral home, village seek agreement on parking spaces
3/29/01 p.5
DAVID HAEGER CEMETERY
Family plot 8/23/01 p.7
DAVIES, RAYMOND
Vida and Raymond Davies [50th anniversary] 12/13/01 p.106
DAVIES, VIDA
Vida and Raymond Davies [50th anniversary] 12/13/01 p.106
DAVIS, BOB
Mayan treasures 2/8/01 p.111
DAVIS, TERRY
Mayan treasures 2/8/01 p.111
DAWSON, EUGENE R.
Rush steps aside after 23 years 4/12/01 p.12
Dawson elected head of County group 5/31/01 p.6
Dawson says he'll seek Township's top GOP post 11/8/01 p.11
DAZZLEDERM
DazzleDerm; Sally Kroha, owner 1/11/01 p.85
DEER PARK TOWN CENTER (SHOPPING CENTER)
Mall marks first anniversary 11/1/01 p.10
No one injured in delivery truck fire 12/27/01 p.12
DEER PARK, ILL.
Three top officials will seek re-election 1/11/01 p.14
Continuity key in building hotbed 1/25/01 p.9
Trustees say sprinkler system in Motorola garage
unnecessary 2/22/01 p.14
Motorola project will go forward 3/1/01 p.7
Deer Park honored for Vehe effort 3/8/01 p.93
Deer Park incumbents want to finish the job 3/15/01 p.11
Deer Park trustees return to office unopposed, but not
unchallenged 4/5/01 p.9
Fire District will need higher taxes to staff station
4/19/01 p.24
Deer Park student honored 5/3/01 p.26
Village's accommodation angers some homeowners 5/31/01 p.8
Village, residents near agreement on road proposal 6/7/01
p.12
Widening of Ela Road not on Lake County's agenda yet
7/26/01 p.9
Small lot creates big headaches 8/23/01 p.10
Employees move in, road project stands still 8/23/01 p.11
Farm is remnant of Deer Park's past 9/27/01 p.7
Deer Park looks at the remainder of land triangle 9/27/01
p.13
West Nile Virus found in crow in Deer Park 10/4/01 p.8
Deer Park tables talk of comprehensive plan 11/22/01 p.12
Deer Park trustees ok revised master plan 12/27/01 p.10
No one injured in delivery truck fire 12/27/01 p.12
DEEVY, SAMANTHA
Iron lady 7/5/01 p.97
DEJULIO, BEVERLY
Woman retools, finds a new career 11/29/01 p.89
DEL RE, GARY
Judge throws out charges in Del Re suit 5/3/01 p.27
DESIGNS OF THE INTERIOR
Designs of the Interior; Jim and Michele Evanger; owners
2/8/01 p.112
DEVINS, PAM
An extended summer vacation 6/7/01 p.33
DIABETES (DISEASE)
Lykke jumps to frontline in battle against diabetes 7/5/01
p.10
DIRKES, RICHARD M.
Man accessed pornography at library 7/26/01 p.6
DOMINIQUE & ASSOCIATES
Dominique & Associates; Lance L. Dominique, owner 4/19/01
p.117
DOMINIQUE, LANCE L.
Dominique & Associates; Lance L. Dominique, owner 4/19/01
p.117
DONOVAN, EDWARD
For sale? 4/12/01 p.8
Resident claims building owner showed apartment 5/10/01 p.7
DONOVAN, IRENE
For sale? 4/12/01 p.8
Resident claims building owner showed apartment 5/10/01 p.7
DONOVAN, LYNNE
Woman killed in two-car accident 3/22/01 p.10
DOUGHERTY, KIMBERLY M.
Dougherty named director of cancer support center 4/5/01
p.12
DRUGS AND YOUTH
Barrington are not immune to epidemic of club drugs
2/15/01 p.8
Union officials vow to keep club drugs out of teen center
3/1/01 p/10
DUNN, TIM
Catlow committee enlists architect 3/8/01 p.23
Catlow committee isn't giving up 9/20/01 p.6
DUNNE, DANIEL
Busy businessman still finds way to help others 2/1/01 p.7
EARTH, INC.
Meijer work drops dust cloud on hall 8/9/01 p.14
EASON, NICKY
No doubt about it 1/4/01 p.85
ECLECTIC GLOBAL EATERY (RESTAURANT)
Eclectic Global Eatery; Patrick Cassata; owner 3/22/01
p.123
EDUCATION
Study links property values with schools 5/10/01 p.14
School districts scramble to find enough teachers 7/12/01
p.8
McGee may face tough fight to keep job 8/30/01 p.11
State superintendent hopes to stay in education field
10/11/01 p.8
District 220 students excel on tests 11/15/01 p.7
Testing assumptions 11/22/01 p.7
Area teachers win national recognition 12/20/01 p.29
EIRING, JAY
Echoes from the past 5/24/01 p.97
ELA FESTIVALS OF ARTS
Annual Ela festival showcases the arts 9/6/01 p.14
ELA TOWNSHIP, ILL.
New supervisor says Ela Township needs vision 4/12/01 p.13
Assessments 11/15/01 p.L1
ELECTIONS
Plan commission chairperson will seek village board seat
1/11/01 p.10
Three top officials will seek re-election 1/11/01 p.14
Board will seek tax rate increase on April ballot 1/25/01
p.5
Crowded field will vie for school board seats 1/25/01 p.7
Neben, team will run again 1/25/01 p.8
Kempe will run for fifth term 1/25/01 p.8
Six will contend for three seats 1/25/01 p.8
Board will have new look 1/25/01 p.9
Incumbents will run unopposed 1/25/01 p.9
Kuskowski runs unopposed 1/25/01 p.12
Voters will get to choose who chooses village clerk 2/1/01
p.9
Hambelberg faces Reagle challenge 2/1/01 p.12
Six candidates seek three sets in North Barrington 2/8/01
p.8
Seven candidates seek three seats in Barrington contest
2/15/01 p.10
Many issues confront 220 board incumbents 2/15/01 p.12
BACD seeks pledge from candidates 2/22/01 p.9
Neben, Munao square off in South Barrington 2/22/01 p.11
Clerk post at center of bickering 2/22/01 p.12
Cuts are promised if referendum fails 3/1/01 p.5
Fire District seeks tax hike to meet rising operating costs
3/1/01 p.8
Lake Barrington board race generates little controversy
3/1/01 p.9
Klehm controversy fuels heated trustee race 3/8/01 p.11
A small group stages anti-referendum rally 3/8/01 p.12
District 220 seeks to address classroom needs 3/15/01 p.5
Challengers, incumbents team in crowded school board race
3/15/01 p.10
Deer Park incumbents want to finish the job 3/15/01 p.11
District 220 says without tax hike 95 teachers will be
fired 3/22/01 p.5
Zoning, Duda de-annexation top Barrington Hills worries
3/22/01 p.8
Fire District tax request igniting very little fire
3/22/01 p.11
Candidates split on Harper future 3/22/01 p.12
Voters who err encouraged to request another ballot
3/29/01 p.8
Two write-in candidates among four seeking seats 3/29/01
p.9
Seventh-grade student believes one person can make a
difference 3/29/01 p.10
Tax hike defeat blamed on economy, turnout 4/5/01 p.5
Challenger Reagle upsets Hamelberg 4/5/01 p.5
Munao team wins by ko 4/5/01 p.7
Nordquist calls victory hollow 4/5/01 p.7
Fire District officials mull service reduction 4/5/01 p.7
North Barrington voters oust incumbents Schnure, Boland
4/5/01 p.8
Uncontested Lake Barrington winners face many challenges
4/5/01 p.8
Everybody wins in Tower Lakes 4/5/01 p.8
Barrington Hills voters keep president, dump old trustees
4/5/01 p.9
Deer Park trustees return to office unopposed, but not
unchallenged 4/5/01 p.9
Reagle ready to lead village on new path 4/12/01 p.5
Reagle, Goltra connection comes under investigation
4/12/01 p.7
Hamelberg allies get key positions 4/12/01 p.7
Cuba officials get vote of confidence 4/12/01 p.13
New supervisor says Ela Township needs vision 4/12/01 p.13
April 3 election summary 4/12/01 p.14
Breuder gains, loses support 4/12/01 p.22
Hand count fails to produce more Hamelberg votes 4/19/01
p.5
Hamelberg yields in mayor's race 4/26/01 p.5
Hamelberg's farewell address 4/26/01 p.9
Judge throws out charges in Del Re suit 5/3/01 p.27
Board recommends ethics complaint be dismissed 6/7/01 p.5
Wood drops hints at run for governor 8/30/01 p.12
Wood enters race for governor 9/13/01 p.8
Fire District tries to build support for referendum
11/1/01 p.8
Dawson says he'll seek Township's top GOP post 11/8/01 p.11
Tax hike for Fire District gets support 11/15/01 p.10
Menzel to challenge Jones 11/15/01 p.31
Kuechmann leaving GOP committeeman position 12/6/01 p.13
Candidates begin filing for primary 12/13/01 p.10
Voters get say in open space issue 12/20/01 p.7
Barrington woman to face Crane 12/20/01 p.9
Fire District seeking tax rate increase 12/20/01 p.10
ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS GROUP
Critics call Klehm decision unethical 5/17/01 p.12
EPILEPSY (DISEASE)
Seizing control 1/18/01 p.93
ESTATE JEWELERS
Estate Jewelers; Bob Giannini, owner 9/20/01 p.101
EVANGER, JIM
Designs of the Interior; Jim and Michele Evanger; owners
2/8/01 p.112
EVANGER, MICHELLE
Designs of the Interior; Jim and Michele Evanger; owners
2/8/01 p.112
EVANS, MICHAEL
An extended summer vacation 6/7/01 p.33
EVEN, ERIC
Scout sprucing up school courtyard 12/13/01 p.25
EXPECT A MIRACLE FOUNDATION
Foundation seeks to help struggling single parents 5/3/01
p.22
FARRELL, DANIEL J.
Second suspect charged in car thefts 11/29/01 p.11
FAULKNER, BOB
Curves For Women Fitness Center; Janet and Bob Faulkner,
owners 12/6/01 p.99
FAULKNER, JANET
Curves For Women Fitness Center; Janet and Bob Faulkner,
owners 12/6/01 p.99
FENCIK, JOHN
Fencik, former high school administrator, dies at 72
2/8/01 p.10
FIRES
Fire destroys garage, two cars 1/11/01 p.9
Officials investigate cause of fire that damaged South
Barrington home 2/15/01 p.9
Elderly woman escapes fire that damages house 6/21/01 p.7
Fire damages Dairy Queen 7/26/01 p.5
Firefighters learn from training burns 8/2/01 p.14
Man hurt in early morning fire 9/6/01 p.10
North Barrington home severely damaged in fire 9/27/01 p.8
Pets rescued from fire; family displaced 11/1/01 p.7
Neighbors helping out family displaced by fire 11/8/01 p.10
Horses unharmed in blaze at farm 12/13/01 p.12
Fire destroys Nativity scene 12/27/01 p.5
No one injured in delivery truck fire 12/27/01 p.12
FITZSIMMONS, JAN
Barrington woman honored for devotion to education 5/3/01
p.12
FLEETBOSS GLOBAL POSITIONING SOLUTIONS, INC.
FleetBoss Global Positioning Solutions, Inc.; Malcolm
Rosenfeld, owner 7/26/01 p.113
FLINT CREEK
Village will begin study of Flint Creek flooding 3/1/01
p.13
FLINT CREEK SAVANNAH
Conservation group favors annexation of 26-acre parcel
11/29/01 p.10
FLINT CREEK TRIBUTARY BIKEWAY
Bikeway will link high school, park 5/3/01 p.12
FOGLIA, VINCENT
Foglia resigns from board 6/28/01 p.15
FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION
Low blood supplies hit snag over brain disease 1/25/01 p.11
FOUNDRY (SHOPPING CENTER)
Board bars offices in two triangle properties 5/17/01 p.11
FOUR SILOS QUESTERS
Group recognizes history of four silos in Inverness
10/4/01 p.12
FOX RIVER VALLEY PONY CLUB
Horse trial attracts throngs for weekend in the country
6/28/01 p.10
FRANZESE, HEATHER
The ears go to school 3/8/01 p.83
FRANZESE, JON
Family honor 5/3/01 p.115
FREEMAN, ADAM
Freeman continues diving excellence at sectional 2/22/01
p.124
Freeman winds up career with third at IHSA meet 3/1/01
p.115
FRITZ DUDA COMPANY
Zoning, Duda de-annexation top Barrington Hills worries
3/22/01 p.8
Duda files disconnection suit 6/7/01 p.5
Barrington Hills fails in first bid to stop lawsuit
9/13/01 p.14
Barrington Hills fails again to stop disconnection case
11/1/01 p.10
FRUECHT, KARL
Couple takes battle against juvenile diabetes to streets
5/24/01 p.9
FRUECHT, NANCY
Couple takes battle against juvenile diabetes to streets
5/24/01 p.9
FURNITURE FOR ALL
Supplying a place to sit 12/13/01 p.7
GABLE, CAROLYN
Foundation seeks to help struggling single parents 5/3/01
p.22
GALLAGHER, KEVIN R.
Probe of man who claimed he would release defense details
to enemies continues 11/15/01 p.14
Man accused of threats still facing felony charge 12/20/01
p.12
GARDNER, PHILIP, DR.
Algonquin boy wins record lawsuit for shoulder injury
6/7/01 p.8
GARRETT, SUSAN
Legislator wants truck safety made a priority 11/22/01 p.89
GARZA, IVAN
Trench cave-in under investigation 7/12/01 p.5
Feds investigate trench collapse 7/19/01 p.10
GENTILE, JOE
The Baron of Barrington 6/14/01 p.127
GIANNINI, BOB
Estate Jewelers; Bob Giannini, owner 9/20/01 p.101
GILSON, JEANNE
New clerk hopes to avoid politics 10/25/01 p.13
GIRL SCOUTS OF AMERICA
Program seeks to stimulate girls' interest in science
4/26/01 p.13
Girls to scout out the pioneer life 7/12/01 p.12
Scouting a new path 10/11/01 p.89
GOLTRA, REN
Reagle, Goltra connection comes under investigation
4/12/01 p.7
Board moves to condemn triangle parcel 4/26/01 p.5
Board bars offices in two triangle properties 5/17/01 p.11
Village board extends deadline to negotiate triangle
purchase 5/31/01 p.7
Officials delay condemnation of golden triangle 7/19/01
p.12
Triangle compromise may be close 7/26/01 p.5
Reagle proposes triangle partnership with Goltra 8/30/01
p.8
Only tenant moves out of Goltra's mall 9/20/01 p.13
GOOD SHEPHERD HOSPITAL
Hospital's water system ok'd 3/8/01 p.10
Hospital seeks future physicians 3/29/01 p.35
Volunteers thrive at Good Shepherd 4/19/01 p.13
Lambert named hospital's chief executive 5/24/01 p.6
Hospital's new CEO faces challenges 7/12/01 p.95
Advocating better care 9/6/01 p.103
Day of Caring furthers understanding of cancer 9/13/01 p.9
All in the family 9/13/01 p.99
Open the barn doors 9/20/01 p.B3
Hospital workers raise money for disaster relief campaigns
10/11/01 p.10
Hospital working to help smokers give up the habit
11/22/01 p.9
Hospital honors volunteers 12/20/01 p.14
GOOD SHEPHERD HOSPITAL HEALTH & FITNESS CENTER
Fitness Center offers Tai Chi 1/18/01 p.10
GOSLIN, GREGG
Goslin heads Forest finance committee 2/22/01 p.6
GOTFRYD, DIANE
Family plot 8/23/01 p.7
GOTT, LISA
Gott leaving St. Anne 5/17/01 p.21
GOVERNMENT
Party in power 1/4/01 p.7
Hastert set to lead in bipartisan era 1/4/01 p.8
Crane's district could be heading west to McHenry 5/31/01
p.10
Route 53 funding bill earns committee approval 5/31/01 p.20
New 10th district map has stronger GOP ties 6/7/01 p.10
Mathias will keep pushing for Route 53 funding 6/21/01 p.30
Democrats plotting comeback in Lake 7/19/01 p.30
Congress acts after attacks on America 9/20/01 p.104
Map splits Barrington into 5 districts 10/25/01 p.7
Congress expands powers for police 11/1/01 p.26
House oks education reform bill 12/20/01 p.20
GOYAL, ARVIND, DR.
A doctor for the community 10/18/01 p.111
GRAFT, MICHAEL J.
Graft recognized by homebuilders group 7/12/01 p.97
GREEN THUMBS GARDEN CLUB
Garden club creates all-American tree 12/20/01 p.7
GRIDLEY, DANIEL F.
Evidence of fraud, deceit prompt court to disbar local
attorney 2/8/01 p.10
GRIFFIN, MARC
Bucking tradition 3/15/01 p.123
GROVE AVENUE SCHOOL
Grove Avenue School adds live music to carnival 9/13/01
p.20
Potter tales push kids to read more 11/29/01 p.29
GURNEE, ILL.
Ecstasy seizure believed to be largest in county history
4/26/01 p.20
HAMELBERG, RON
Hambelberg faces Reagle challenge 2/1/01 p.12
Challenger Reagle upsets Hamelberg 4/5/01 p.5
Hamelberg allies get key positions 4/12/01 p.7
Hand count fails to produce more Hamelberg votes 4/19/01
p.5
Hamelberg yields in mayor's race 4/26/01 p.5
Hamelberg's farewell address 4/26/01 p.9
HAMMES & ASSOCIATES
Hammes & Associates; Richard Hammes, owner 5/10/01 p.107
HAMMES, RICHARD
Hammes & Associates; Richard Hammes, owner 5/10/01 p.107
HANSEN, GLENN A.
Retired orthodontist leaves on three-year church mission
6/21/01 p.28
HARPER COLLEGE
Great man, forgotten man 2/8/01 p.89
Candidates split on Harper future 3/22/01 p.12
Breuder gains, loses support 4/12/01 p.22
College in conflict 4/26/01 p.8
Breuder, Faculty Senate meet with new PR hire 6/21/01 p.40
Resignation leaves Harper disputes unsettled 11/29/01 p.7
HARPER, WILLIAM RAINEY
Great man, forgotten man 2/8/01 p.89
HARRIS BANK BARRINGTON
Village paying to add parking 11/29/01 p.5
HARSH, KATHLEEN
Friends shed locks for charity 6/21/01 p.29
HASTERT, DENNIS
Hastert set to lead in bipartisan era 1/4/01 p.8
HAWTHORN WOODS, ILL.
Taubman proposes sharing mall site 5/3/01 p.5
HEALTH WORLD
Health World receives state grant 4/26/01 p.6
Program seeks to stimulate girls' interest in science
4/26/01 p.13
Barrington's best-kept secret? 5/24/01 p.119
Exhibit is a trek through life 11/8/01 p.9
HEIDEN, EARLE
Stricken cop being denied workmen's compensation 11/29/01
p.8
Ruling to deny stricken cop benefits could be reversed
12/6/01 p.9
HERB, JON
Former resident puts foot down in first Indy race 6/7/01
p.133
HERRMAN, DAN
Buchholz, Herrman end season as IHSA medallists 5/17/01
p.115
HERRMANN, MARY
District 220 approves new contract for Herrmann 11/22/01
p.12
HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 214
District 214 oks new hires to keep up with enrollment
2/22/01 p.33
HILL N DALE FARM
Horses unharmed in blaze at farm 12/13/01 p.12
HILTON GARDEN INN
Almost paradise 3/8/01 p.99
HINES, TOM
Little City resident is a big hit at the movies 8/2/01 p.96
HIRSCH, DAVID
No ordinary father figure 2/22/01 p.113
HISTORIC DISTRICT PRESERVATION ORDINANCE
Creation of historic district raises concerns 3/15/01 p.13
This historic house 3/22/01 p.7
This old (historic?) house 5/17/01 p.7
Board vote signals dispute over preservation ordinance
9/6/01 p.10
HJERTSTEDT, FRED
North Barrington may get Hjertstedt as newest trustee
7/12/01 p.6
Hjertstedt named to board 7/26/01 p.11
HOFFMAN ESTATES, ILL.
Village will file suit to stop Meijer project 1/4/01 p.14
Village prepares to fight Meijer superstore plan 2/15/01
p.5
Almost paradise 3/8/01 p.99
Meijer slapped with suit 3/15/01 p.5
Meijer store project reportedly on hold 5/31/01 p.11
Commuter bus line will serve Barrington Road businesses
6/14/01 p.18
HOT commuter line's start only lukewarm 9/6/01 p.13
Meijer lawsuit will be amended 9/13/01 p.21
South Barrington can continue lawsuit against Hoffman
Estates 12/27/01 p.10
HOFFMAN OFFICE TRANSIT
Commuter bus line will serve Barrington Road businesses
6/14/01 p.18
HOT commuter line's start only lukewarm 9/6/01 p.13
HOLY RESURRECTION ORTHODOX CHURCH
Adherence to orthodoxy fuels church's growth 1/18/01 p.11
HOMELESS PEOPLE
St. Anne's serves dinner, smiles to less fortunate 5/24/01
p.10
Homeless shelters, charities say need for services great
12/13/01 p.8
Holy Family gets zoning approval for PADS shelter 12/20/01
p.8
The homeless experience 12/27/01 p.23
HOMMERSON, PETER
Five years later: the search continues 3/15/01 p.7
HORIZON FARMS
Local businessman McGinley dead at 77 1/25/01 p.5
HORSES
Horse trial attracts throngs for weekend in the country
6/28/01 p.10
Polo matches set to fight cancer 7/19/01 p.9
Saddle up 7/26/01 p.89
Challenge cup raises $94,000 for charity 8/2/01 p.12
HOSPICE OF NORTHEASTERN ILLINOIS
Camp teaches children, parents to handle death 7/12/01 p.12
Giant duck visits board 7/19/01 p.9
HOUGH STREET SCHOOL
Hough, Lines schools receive SWANCC grants 2/22/01 p.30
Ars gratia artis 4/12/01 p.29
Hough Street School awarded Earth Flag 5/3/01 p.30
School takes time trip 11/1/01 p.29
HOUGHTALING, JUSTIN K.
Four arrested in McHenry murder 5/24/01 p.31
HULSE, MINARD E.
Lake County judge's long life devoted to others 6/21/01
p.27
HUNTER, REBECCA
Cataloging mail-order homes 7/19/01 p.7
ILLINOIS COMMERCE COMMISSION
Day of reckoning at hand for 11-digit dialing in AC 847
8/2/01 p.107
ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES
Klehm runs a-fowl of grebes 6/28/01 p.11
ILLINOIS FATHERHOOD INITIATIVE
No ordinary father figure 2/22/01 p.113
ILLINOIS STANDARDS ACHIEVEMENT TEST
Testing assumptions 11/22/01 p.7
INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL OF CUBA
Choir director organizing Cuba trip 3/15/01 p.9
INVERNESS PARK DISTRICT
Inverness parks get new chief 6/14/01 p.36
INVERNESS, ILL.
Village covets homesite for municipal purposes 2/1/01 p.13
Inverness yields right of way to pickup parking on drives
4/19/01 p.10
Inverness parks get new chief 6/14/01 p.36
Inverness couple honored 6/28/01 p.101
Inverness residents want action to slow down drivers
7/19/01 p.10
Group recognizes history of four silos in Inverness
10/4/01 p.12
Inverness rejects scaring of geese with firecrackers
10/18/01 p.12
Inverness receives state grant for new municipal building
10/18/01 p.13
Family wants to know who shot their pet cat 11/1/01 p.9
Home is missing jewelry worth more than $100,000 11/1/01
p.9
Inverness bans reward sign 11/8/01 p.6
Eight teens charged at party 11/8/01 p.10
Inverness trustees approve address changes for 8 homes
11/22/01 p.7
Holy Family gets zoning approval for PADS shelter 12/20/01
p.8
IONIT TECHNOLOGIES
Ionit Technologies; Jim Talbot and Tim Irwin; owners
12/27/01 p.79
IRWIN, LAWRENCE B.
SEC charges pair with diverting note proceeds for personal
use 1/11/01 p.10
Irwin's lawyers, SEC continue to seek negotiated settlement
1/25/01 p.10
Decision delayed in Irwin case 2/15/01 p.7
Irwin, SEC reach tentative pact 3/15/01 p.8
Irwin status hearing scheduled for May 10 5/3/01 p.11
Irwin's status remains uncertain 5/17/01 p.8
IRWIN, TIM
Ionit Technologies; Jim Talbot and Tim Irwin; owners
12/27/01 p.79
ISLAMIC SOCIETY OF THE NORTHWEST SUBURBS
Holy month ends with prayer and feasting 12/20/01 p.11
JAMES COMPANY
Village tabs James Company to lead development of golden
triangle 3/22/01 p.10
JENKINS, MATTHEW
Lake Zurich teenager drowns in Forest Lake 7/12/01 p.10
JENNINGS, KELLY
Family matters 9/13/01 p.123
JENNINGS, MATT
Family matters 9/13/01 p.123
JOHNSON, THOMAS W.
Police may have break in burglaries to cars 11/8/01 p.8
JONES, WENDELL
Jones announces WINGS grant 11/8/01 p.10
Menzel to challenge Jones 11/15/01 p.31
JUVENILE DIABETES (DISEASE)
Couple takes battle against juvenile diabetes to streets
5/24/01 p.9
KALEIDOSCOPE SCHOOL OF ART
Art show will help fund scholarships 11/8/01 p.11
KAMRADT, AL
Happy trails 11/18/01 p.121
KANE COUNTY AUTO THEFT TASK FORCE
Dogged by recent auto thefts, South Barrington joins KCAT
5/3/01 p.7
KELLY, MICHAEL
Village covets homesite for municipal purposes 2/1/01 p.13
KELSEY, THERESA
Century does not temper Kelsey's sense of humor 2/15/01
p.13
Kelsey lives one day at a time 2/22/01 p.102
KENNEDY, DAN
Driven to succeed 1/18/01 p.103
KENNETH JAMES BUILDERS
Annexation of 47 acres to Wauconda rejected 2/22/01 p.14
Lake Barrington officials wary of housing proposal
11/15/01 p.8
KERFOOT, JUSTINE
Barrington native, Minnesota legend dies at 94 6/21/01 p.27
KINDERMUSIK
Kids rock 3/29/01 p.91
KINLEY, TIM
Brothers in arms 8/16/01 p.103
KINLEY, TOM
Brothers in arms 8/16/01 p.103
KIRK, MARK
New 10th district map has stronger GOP ties 6/7/01 p.10
KLEHM NURSERY
Klehm ok/ko on tap for tonight 1/11/01 p.5
Klehm development is a done deal 1/18/01 p.5
Too early to predict how Klehm development will affect
values 2/1/01 p.9
Klehm developers state price ranges for various homes, lots
3/22/01 p.11
Group challenges legality of Klehm annexation vote 4/12/01
p.9
South Barrington gets $2 million grant 5/17/01 p.10
Critics call Klehm decision unethical 5/17/01 p.12
Klehm runs a-fowl of grebes 6/28/01 p.11
Klehm legal picture gets more muddied 7/5/01 p.7
Commission questions Ardente's vote on Klehm 7/19/01 p.8
Group may push for reversal of Klehm property decision
7/26/01 p.7
Board seeking input on Klehm 8/16/01 p.5
Board vacates Klehm approval 8/23/01 p.5
Both sides mum on lawsuit; credibility may be at risk?
8/30/01 p.9
Vote on Klehm property prompts $30 million suit 9/13/01
p.10
South Barrington counter lawsuit filed by developer
11/22/01 p.14
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
Old Columbus had a barn 6/7/01 p.119
KOPSAFTIS, PAARIS
Kopsaftis wins at the right time 2/8/01 p.121
KOSTICK, DIANE
History of Barrington 5/3/01 p.105
KOTTMEIER, ANTHONY M.
Man dies in truck crash 11/8/01 p.5
KOZUBEK, FRANCES
Love never grows old 2/8/01 p.7
KOZUBEK, STANLEY
Love never grows old 2/8/01 p.7
KROHA, SALLY
DazzleDerm; Sally Kroha, owner 1/11/01 p.85
KUECHMANN, JOHN
Kuechmann leaving GOP committeeman position 12/6/01 p.13
KUSKOWSKI, LEONARD J.
Kuskowski runs unopposed 1/25/01 p.12
LA LECHE LEAGUE
Natural nurturing 2/1/01 p.93
LABUTE, NEIL
Bash has bite 1/18/01 p.B5
LaBute rolls literary boulders at audience 1/18/01 p.B5
L'AFFAIRE
L'Affaire; Gerda Bray, owner 9/27/01 p.103
LAKE BARRINGTON ASSOCIATES
Lake Barrington officials wary of housing proposal
11/15/01 p.8
LAKE BARRINGTON, ILL.
Bilocerkowycz named new village clerk 1/11/01 p.12
Incumbents will run unopposed 1/25/01 p.9
Lake Barrington board race generates little controversy
3/1/01 p.9
Uncontested Lake Barrington winners face many challenges
4/5/01 p.8
Lake Barrington oks businesses 5/3/01 p.18
Route 22 meeting is Monday 7/12/01 p.7
Villages criticize Route 22 plan 7/19/01 p.6
Man misrepresenting himself cons several local residents
8/2/01 p.10
CFC says billiard company may contaminate wetlands 8/9/01
p.9
Neighbors along Route 22 brace for road widening 10/4/01
p.5
Lake Barrington cuts ribbons for road improvements
10/18/01 p.10
Lake Barrington officials wary of housing proposal
11/15/01 p.8
Proposal to construct huge industrial complex dropped
11/15/01 p.10
Conservation group favors annexation of 26-acre parcel
11/29/01 p.10
Lake Barrington board moves closer to annexing property
12/6/01 p.10
LAKE BLUFF SCHOOL DISTRICT 65
Woodland administrator eyed for District 65 post 6/7/01
p.14
LAKE COUNTY STORMWATER MANAGEMENT COMMISSION
Costs being shared for drainage study 11/22/01 p.6
LAKE COUNTY, ILL.
Lake County seeks to protect wetlands 4/5/01 p.13
Lake County legislators want state to finance road repairs
4/19/01 p.23
Ecstasy seizure believed to be largest in county history
4/26/01 p.20
Fluoride testing of well water encouraged 7/12/01 p.13
Democrats plotting comeback in Lake 7/19/01 p.30
Rabid bats discovered in northern Lake County 7/26/01 p.13
Police make home drug test kits available 8/2/01 p.13
Fair tradition 8/2/01 p.95
County protects isolated wetlands 8/9/01 p.12
Lake County cracks down on ecstasy use 8/9/01 p.13
Task Force meeting scheduled 8/16/01 p.14
Lake County board adopts new districts 12/13/01 p.12
LAKE ROSE
Rose Lake solutions sought 8/16/01 p.10
LAKE ZURICH RURAL FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT
Fire District will need higher taxes to staff station
4/19/01 p.24
Countryside ends fire deal with Lake Zurich 5/31/01 p.9
Fire District seeking tax rate increase 12/20/01 p.10
LAKE ZURICH, ILL.
Anti-abortion protesters tone down demonstration 8/2/01
p.11
Firefighters learn from training burns 8/2/01 p.14
LAMBERT, KAREN
Lambert named hospital's chief executive 5/24/01 p.6
Hospital's new CEO faces challenges 7/12/01 p.95
LANE USE
Small lot creates big headaches 8/23/01 p.10
LANE, KEITH
Union officials vow to keep club drugs out of teen center
3/1/01 p/10
LANGENDORF PARK
Bikeway will link high school, park 5/3/01 p.12
LAU, SHARON
Cataloging mail-order homes 7/19/01 p.7
LAURITA, JAIME
Chili Peppers and lime beans 1/25/01 p.85
LAW
Dozens of new state laws went into effect on Jan. 1 1/4/01
p.10
Village loses bid to acquire quick-take powers 1/11/01 p.11
Decision on 4 a.m. licenses will affect local pub's future
2/1/01 p.5
County considering earlier close of 4 a.m. nightclubs
2/1/01 p.8
Cook County wraps up hearings regarding 4 a.m. liquor
licenses 2/15/01 p.5
Not so quick-take 2/22/01 p.7
Proposed reforms would slow down quick-take 2/22/01 p.7
Quick-take used mostly for improvement projects 2/22/01 p.9
State legislators propose bill to license massage
therapists 4/26/01 p.10
Dog nuisance laws difficult to enforce 5/10/01 p.13
Law aimed at helping seniors 8/2/01 p.26
Trustee says law bans barbecues 8/16/01 p.10
Face-off over internet filters 9/6/01 p.7
Filters are not always reliable 9/6/01 p.8
Digital divide widens with act 9/6/01 p.9
Board vote signals dispute over preservation ordinance
9/6/01 p.10
Shielding consumers cemetery bill's aim 9/6/01 p.24
Congress expands powers for police 11/1/01 p.26
LECLAIRE, LIONEL
Wide awake 9/20/01 p.89
LEE, BOB
Lee readies for ALS ride 2/8/01 p.13
Bob Lee's ride exceeds goal 3/8/01 p.10
Lee's bicycle trip nearly over but journey is just
beginning 5/10/01 p.10
The ride is over, but Lee continues the fight 5/24/01 p.11
St. Anne students join fight against ALS 5/24/01 p.33
LEONARD, TOM
District names new BHS principal 4/19/01 p.8
New principal comes to rescue 7/26/01 p.10
LETO, GLENN
Biology class grew on him 10/11/01 p.27
LEVIN, LAWRENCE
Resignation leaves Harper disputes unsettled 11/29/01 p.7
LICHTMAN, KAY
Five years later: the search continues 3/15/01 p.7
LICHTMAN, MARVIN
Five years later: the search continues 3/15/01 p.7
LITTLE CITY FOUNDATION
Little City resident is a big hit at the movies 8/2/01 p.96
LOMBARD, ILL.
West Nile Virus invades several suburbs 9/13/01 p.11
LOSCH, ED
Inverness bans reward sign 11/8/01 p.6
LOSCH, ELSPETH
Inverness bans reward sign 11/8/01 p.6
LOYOLA ACADEMY
The homeless experience 12/27/01 p.23
LUSSOW, JANE
Lussows [40th] 8/2/01 p.103
LUSSOW, WILLIAM
Lussows [40th] 8/2/01 p.103
LYKKE, LAUREN
Lykke jumps to frontline in battle against diabetes 7/5/01
p.10
MAGDALIN, DEAN
Officials investigate cause of fire that damaged South
Barrington home 2/15/01 p.9
MALONE, MEGAN
No ordinary classroom 2/15/01 p.27
MANENTI, STEELE
Boy's courageous battle inspires fund-raiser 1/25/01 p.7
Residents joins forces to fight brain cancer 5/31/01 p.18
Manenti loses two-year battle with inoperable brain tumor
7/26/01 p.10
MARAVAL, PHILLIPPE
Board blocks appointment 10/25/01 p.5
MARKET CENTER MALL (SHOPPING CENTER)
Board bars offices in two triangle properties 5/17/01 p.11
MARQUARDT, LARRY
Businessman, benefactor Larry Marquardt dies 6/14/01 p.11
MARTIN, JEFF
Tough customers 2/1/01 p.115
MATHIAS, SIDNEY
Mathias will keep pushing for Route 53 funding 6/21/01 p.30
MAUSSER, FRANZ
Mausser certain that he's next on board's list 6/14/01 p.5
MCDONALD'S (RESTAURANT)
Zoning board backs plan for drive-through at McDonald's
10/4/01 p.8
Drive-through window for McDonald's approved 12/6/01 p.10
MCGEE, GLENN
McGee may face tough fight to keep job 8/30/01 p.11
State superintendent hopes to stay in education field
10/11/01 p.8
McGee gets new job 12/13/01 p.14
MCGINLEY, WILLIAM J.
Local businessman McGinley dead at 77 1/25/01 p.5
MCHENRY COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY
Family plot 8/23/01 p.7
MCLEAN, BETTY
Local woman caught in quilting frenzy 9/6/01 p.12
MCLEARY-POTETTI, ADRIENNE
Cancer survivor has run three marathons 11/1/01 p.11
MCMILLAN, MICHAEL
Creativity takes flight 10/25/01 p.103
MCMULLAN, JENNIFER A.
Four arrested in McHenry murder 5/24/01 p.31
MCNAMARA, SHANNON E.
Area college student found victim of downstate homicide
6/14/01 p.32
MEE, CHARLES
A big moment for Mee 10/18/01 p.B3
MEIJER
Village will file suit to stop Meijer project 1/4/01 p.14
Village prepares to fight Meijer superstore plan 2/15/01
p.5
Meijer slapped with suit 3/15/01 p.5
Meijer store project reportedly on hold 5/31/01 p.11
Meijer work drops dust cloud on hall 8/9/01 p.14
Meijer lawsuit will be amended 9/13/01 p.21
South Barrington can continue lawsuit against Hoffman
Estates 12/27/01 p.10
MEILS, JUDITH
Kids rock 3/29/01 p.91
MEINHARD, RICHARD
Village names park for former BHS teacher 1/11/01 p.9
MENZEL, THOMAS
Menzel to challenge Jones 11/15/01 p.31
MERCER, MATT
Captain fantastic 6/28/01 p.109
MESIROW STEIN REAL ESTATE COMPANY
Klehm ok/ko on tap for tonight 1/11/01 p.5
Klehm development is a done deal 1/18/01 p.5
Too early to predict how Klehm development will affect
values 2/1/01 p.9
Klehm developers state price ranges for various homes, lots
3/22/01 p.11
Klehm legal picture gets more muddied 7/5/01 p.7
Board vacates Klehm approval 8/23/01 p.5
Both sides mum on lawsuit; credibility may be at risk?
8/30/01 p.9
METCALF, WALTER B. III
Child molester's sentencing delayed 4/26/01 p.10
Man gets six years for sex crime 5/3/01 p.10
METRA
Metra Station project will resume by Labor Day 3/15/01 p.7
METROPOLITAN WATER RECLAMATION DISTRICT
Water agency seeks tax hike ok 4/26/01 p.28
MEYER, JANET
Taking the plunge 2/15/01 p.101
MICHAEL J. GRAFT, BUILDER
Graft recognized by homebuilders group 7/12/01 p.97
MILLER, RICHARD E.
Rotary proceeds with park plans 5/31/01 p.8
Park is now handicapped-accessible 10/4/01 p.6
Groups celebrate park's accessibility 10/18/01 p.11
MINGSTE, DANIEL
Barrington man charged in bribery scheme 4/12/01 p.10
MOLCAR, CHARLES
WWI veteran Charlie Molcar dies 4/19/01 p.12
MONTGOMERY, MICHELLE
Student samaritans 5/3/01 p.8
MORGAN, ADAM
Petrick, Morgan team to win sectional 5/24/01 p.130
Petrick, Morgan bring home fourth 5/31/01 p.115
MORRIS, ASHLEY
Morris triumphs at sectional; six Fillies to State
10/18/01 p.123
MORRIS, JOYCE
An extended summer vacation 6/7/01 p.33
MOSER, GEORGE
Special fathers 6/14/01 p.8
MOTION PICTURES
Scope out movie history 3/29/01 p.B3
MOTOROLA, INC.
Trustees say sprinkler system in Motorola garage
unnecessary 2/22/01 p.14
Motorola project will go forward 3/1/01 p.7
Employees move in, road project stands still 8/23/01 p.11
MRS. ILLINOIS PAGEANT
Crowning moment 5/31/01 p.89
MULLER, AARON
Supplying a place to sit 12/13/01 p.7
MUNAO, FRANK
Neben, Munao square off in South Barrington 2/22/01 p.11
Munao team wins by ko 4/5/01 p.7
MYER, RUSS
Happy birthday times four 1/4/01 p.67
MYER, SUZANNE
Happy birthday times four 1/4/01 p.67
NAEEMULLAH, IMRAN
Naeemullah works to end violence 5/31/01 p.13
NATIONAL CENTER FOR MISSING AND EXPLOITED CHILDREN
Programs aimed at helping parents find missing kids
8/16/01 p.8
NEBEN, MICHAEL
Neben, Munao square off in South Barrington 2/22/01 p.11
NELSON, DAVID
Special fathers 6/14/01 p.9
NEUSTAR, INC.
Day of reckoning at hand for 11-digit dialing in AC 847
8/2/01 p.107
NEW GENERATIONS
Union officials vow to keep club drugs out of teen center
3/1/01 p/10
NICHOL, MARY
Fearless leader 5/24/01 p.127
NICOLAI, BETTY
Betty Nicolai, Pioneer Press food writer, dies 8/23/01 p.25
NORGE SKI JUMP
American flyers 9/6/01 p.113
NORTH AMERICAN WRESTLING FEDERATION
Tough enough 10/4/01 p.110
NORTH BARRINGTON SCHOOL
Officials laud Grandview project 8/9/01 p.9
Children learn why we give thanks 11/29/01 p.7
NORTH BARRINGTON, ILL.
Six will contend for three seats 1/25/01 p.8
Six candidates seek three sets in North Barrington 2/8/01
p.8
Security issues prompt changes at village hall 2/22/01 p.13
Village will begin study of Flint Creek flooding 3/1/01
p.13
North Barrington voters oust incumbents Schnure, Boland
4/5/01 p.8
Court rules cellular tower can stay 5/3/01 p.6
Village's goal include improving communication 5/10/01 p.5
Foglia resigns from board 6/28/01 p.15
Trench cave-in under investigation 7/12/01 p.5
North Barrington may get Hjertstedt as newest trustee
7/12/01 p.6
Route 22 meeting is Monday 7/12/01 p.7
Villages criticize Route 22 plan 7/19/01 p.6
Feds investigate trench collapse 7/19/01 p.10
Hjertstedt named to board 7/26/01 p.11
Statement of accounts 8/9/01 p.92
North Barrington home severely damaged in fire 9/27/01 p.8
Costs being shared for drainage study 11/22/01 p.6
English manor up for auction 11/22/01 p.91
NORTH SUBURBAN SPECIAL RECREATION ASSOCIATION
Brunch gala a winner at Arlington Park 5/10/01 p.10
NORTHEASTERN ILLINOIS PLANNING COMMISSION
Area leaders tab top issues for the region 5/3/01 p.24
NORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY
More charges filed in band altercation 8/2/01 p.106
NORTHWEST COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
Algonquin boy wins record lawsuit for shoulder injury
6/7/01 p.8
NORTHWEST N-TRAK CLUB
Rail life 11/1/01 p.81
NORTHWEST SUBURBAN QUILTERS GUILD
Local woman caught in quilting frenzy 9/6/01 p.12
NURSING
Nursing on critical list 6/28/01 p.8
A walk in a nurse's shoes: five miles in one night
6/28/01 p.9
Pracheska, 64, not ready to retire any time soon 6/28/01
p.9
Prescribing a cure 7/5/01 p.8
NYENHUIS, DEANA
Living proof 4/19/01 p.33
O'BRIEN, RON
Legendary O'Brien helps Barrington leap forward 7/12/01
p.109
OFFUTT, MIKE
Making science cool 11/8/01 p.27
O'HARE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
Chicago pitches O'Hare plan to suburbs 8/9/01 p.27
O'Hare hearings begin in Des Plaines tonight 8/16/01 p.32
OLIVER, SAM
Good neighbor Sam 7/5/01 p.91
OPERATION STEALTH BUSINESS CENTER
CFC says billiard company may contaminate wetlands 8/9/01
p.9
OPERATION STRIVE
Students strive to help area nonprofit groups 4/26/01 p.13
OWENS, CAROL
[Owens] 50th anniversary 9/6/01 p.98
OWENS, ROGER
[Owens] 50th anniversary 9/6/01 p.98
PALATINE, ILL.
Group takes to streets to protest death penalty 4/19/01
p.11
Village powerless to stop utility lines 5/31/01 p.7
Treasurer's report 6/28/01 p.C15
West Nile Virus invades several suburbs 9/13/01 p.11
PAPAMARCOS, JOHN
Viva papa! [John Papamarcos] 1/18/01 p.86
PARADE OF PONDS
Parade of Ponds coming up 7/12/01 p.14
PATIER, JAMES R.
Plan commission chairperson will seek village board seat
1/11/01 p.10
PAYTON, BRITTNEY
Walter Payton's daughter promotes organ donation 10/25/01
p.9
PAYTON, GRANT
Payton breathes life into Post 158 7/26/01 p.124
PAYTON, WALTER
Walter Payton's daughter promotes organ donation 10/25/01
p.9
PENNING, RICK
Family, friends give needy holiday treat 11/22/01 p.8
PENNY ROAD PUB
Decision on 4 a.m. licenses will affect local pub's future
2/1/01 p.5
County considers earlier close of 4 a.m. nightclubs 2/1/01
p.8
Cook County wraps up hearings regarding 4 a.m. liquor
licenses 2/15/01 p.5
PETERSON, ART
The Petersons [70th] 8/30/01 p.90
PETERSON, JUNE
The Petersons [70th] 8/30/01 p.90
PETRICK, JOEL
Petrick, Morgan team to win sectional 5/24/01 p.130
Petrick, Morgan bring home fourth 5/31/01 p.115
PFEIFFER, TANYA
Coming home 9/13/01 p.31
PHILLIPS MEN'S WEAR
Phillips Men's Wear; Peter Yankala, owner 9/13/01 p.115
PIANETTO, NATALIE
Student samaritans 5/3/01 p.8
PIENTKA, VALERIE
Area teachers win national recognition 12/20/01 p.29
PIERCE, LORI
Pierce wants to see park district projects completed
4/12/01 p.14
PLASKAS, JOE
Honored alum cites teacher's influence 7/5/01 p.86
PLEGER, FRANCES
The Thomas Plegers [50th anniversary] 7/12/01 p.90
PLEGER, THOMAS
The Thomas Plegers [50th anniversary] 7/12/01 p.90
POETZ, BECCA
Poetz's sprint victory lifts Fillies to title 11/15/01
p.123
POLICE
Village may reorganize police 2/22/01 p.5
Village cracks down on traffic violators 5/24/01 p.14
Police step up efforts to stop drunk drivers 6/28/01 p.14
Police officers raise funds for Illinois Special Olympics
7/5/01 p.12
South Barrington cops sponsor car show July 22 7/12/01 p.6
Inverness residents want action to slow down drivers
7/19/01 p.10
Top cops offer tips to prevent burglaries 7/19/01 p.13
Tower Lakes police department inaugurates ID program
9/6/01 p.13
911 calls surge after air booms 10/11/01 p.7
Tower Lakes cops learn to handle anthrax 11/22/01 p.11
Stricken cop being denied workmen's compensation 11/29/01
p.8
Ruling to deny stricken cop benefits could be reversed
12/6/01 p.9
Cops devote time to help Special Olympics 12/6/01 p.11
Shop With a Cop effort gives officers satisfaction
12/20/01 p.12
Local police don't support questioning Middle Easterners
12/27/01 p.13
POLO FOR CHARITIES
Polo matches set to fight cancer 7/19/01 p.9
POPELKA, KRISTEN
Police dispute injury story of murder suspect 6/21/01 p.26
PRACHESKA, AGATHA
Pracheska, 64, not ready to retire any time soon 6/28/01
p.9
PROJECT KIDCARE
Programs aimed at helping parents find missing kids
8/16/01 p.8
PROSPORT TRAINING AND REHABILITATION
Defying convention 7/12/01 p.105
PUBLIC ACTION TO DELIVER SHELTER
Holy Family gets zoning approval for PADS shelter 12/20/01
p.8
R.C. CONCRETE CONCEPTS
Trench cave-in under investigation 7/12/01 p.5
Feds investigate trench collapse 7/19/01 p.10
RADLER, DAVID
Radler to receive honorary degree 4/12/01 p.11
RASEMAN, BETH
Hectic households 5/10/01 p.8
RASMUSSEN, TONY
Happy trails 11/18/01 p.121
RAY'S BARBER SHOP
The final cut 10/11/01 p.101
REAGLE, MARSHALL
Hambelberg faces Reagle challenge 2/1/01 p.12
Challenger Reagle upsets Hamelberg 4/5/01 p.5
Reagle ready to lead village on new path 4/12/01 p.5
Reagle says trustee's resignation staged 4/12/01 p.7
Reagle, Goltra connection comes under investigation
4/12/01 p.7
Hand count fails to produce more Hamelberg votes 4/19/01
p.5
Reagle questions action by trustees 4/19/01 p.7
Hamelberg yields in mayor's race 4/26/01 p.5
Reagle wants triangle costs tracked 5/3/01 p.7
Reagle unveils Marshall's plan 7/5/01 p.5
Reagle's meeting prompts trustees to meet as well 9/13/01
p.12
Board wrangles over appointments 9/27/01 p.5
Reagle: Spend more on safety 10/11/01 p.5
Reagle says his veto is designed to make a point 10/18/01
p.9
Board blocks appointment 10/25/01 p.5
Reagle nullifies old appointments 11/1/01 p.6
Ousted officials won't leave 11/8/01 p.5
Even Reagle doesn't expect veto to stand 11/8/01 p.12
Trustees hire attorney for possible lawsuit from mayor
11/29/01 p.5
Reagle says he is suing board to protect powers 12/6/01 p.5
REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT
Village will file suit to stop Meijer project 1/4/01 p.14
Klehm ok/ko on tap for tonight 1/11/01 p.5
Continuity key in building hotbed 1/25/01 p.9
Too early to predict how Klehm development will affect
values 2/1/01 p.9
Village prepares to fight Meijer superstore plan 2/15/01
p.5
Not so quick-take 2/22/01 p.7
Proposed reforms would slow down quick-take 2/22/01 p.7
Quick-take used mostly for improvement projects 2/22/01 p.9
Annexation of 47 acres to Wauconda rejected 2/22/01 p.14
Meijer slapped with suit 3/15/01 p.5
Village tabs James Company to lead development of golden
triangle 3/22/01 p.10
Klehm developers state price ranges for various homes, lots
3/22/01 p.11
Village eyes Burpee property in triangle 4/5/01 p.12
For sale? 4/12/01 p.8
Group challenges legality of Klehm annexation vote 4/12/01
p.9
Board moves to condemn triangle parcel 4/26/01 p.5
Taubman proposes sharing mall site 5/3/01 p.5
Reagle wants triangle costs tracked 5/3/01 p.7
Resident claims building owner showed apartment 5/10/01 p.7
Developers plan to go forward 5/10/01 p.27
South Barrington gets $2 million grant 5/17/01 p.10
Board bars offices in two triangle properties 5/17/01 p.11
Critics call Klehm decision unethical 5/17/01 p.12
Village board extends deadline to negotiate triangle
purchase 5/31/01 p.7
Village's accommodation angers some homeowners 5/31/01 p.8
Meijer store project reportedly on hold 5/31/01 p.11
Board ponders plans for triangle 6/21/01 p.5
Village Church tells neighbors it cannot afford to buy
homes 6/21/01 p.7
Triangle drives wedge through board 6/28/01 p.5
Klehm runs a-fowl of grebes 6/28/01 p.11
Reagle unveils Marshall's plan 7/5/01 p.5
Officials delay condemnation of golden triangle 7/19/01
p.12
Triangle compromise may be close 7/26/01 p.5
Group may push for reversal of Klehm property decision
7/26/01 p.7
Village expresses interest in Dairy Queen 8/9/01 p.5
CFC says billiard company may contaminate wetlands 8/9/01
p.9
Board oks church property offer 8/16/01 p.5
Board seeking input on Klehm 8/16/01 p.5
Illinois Supreme Court may hold key to triangle 8/16/01
p.11
Board vacates Klehm approval 8/23/01 p.5
Local merchants ask: what about us? 8/30/01 p.5
Reagle proposes triangle partnership with Goltra 8/30/01
p.8
Both sides mum on lawsuit; credibility may be at risk?
8/30/01 p.9
Expo will educate village residents 9/6/01 p.5
Only tenant moves out of Goltra's mall 9/20/01 p.13
Deer Park looks at the remainder of land triangle 9/27/01
p.13
Reagle says his veto is designed to make a point 10/18/01
p.9
New plan for Cook Street Plaza 11/22/01 p.5
Merchants anxious to see plaza developed 11/22/01 p.5
South Barrington counter lawsuit filed by developer
11/22/01 p.14
Towns studying uniform developer impact fees 12/20/01 p.9
Deer Park trustees ok revised master plan 12/27/01 p.10
South Barrington can continue lawsuit against Hoffman
Estates 12/27/01 p.10
South Barrington to study developer donations 12/27/01 p.11
RELAY FOR LIFE
Kickoff sends Relay running 2/22/01 p.10
Living proof 4/19/01 p.33
Barrington, Arlington relays run at race track 5/10/01 p.11
Relay shatters records 5/17/01 p.9
REMPERT, HARRY A.
Rempert, 73, former South Barrington trustee, dies 2/1/01
p.14
RICHARD E. MILLER PARK
Rotary proceeds with park plans 5/31/01 p.8
Park is now handicapped-accessible 10/4/01 p.6
Groups celebrate park's accessibility 10/18/01 p.11
RICHARD MEINHARD PARK
Village names park for former BHS teacher 1/11/01 p.9
RICHARDS, LINDSAY
Richards makes the call to Iowa 7/19/01 p.123
RICHARDSON, PETER
Richardson closes down pro soccer team 4/5/01 p.115
RIEDEL, RON
Police officers raise funds for Illinois Special Olympics
7/5/01 p.12
RISCHE, ZACHARY
Crash Tuesday kills Barrington High boy 9/27/01 p.6
Teen charged in fatal crash 10/4/01 p.6
ROADS
Residents keeping a wary eye on work of TAC subcommittee
2/1/01 p.10
Boundary deal signals end to Spring Creek barricade 2/8/01
p.9
Road widening will imperil dozens of trees 2/8/01 p.11
Questions facing TAC: what's the question? 2/8/01 p.13
Out-of-towners creating traffic headaches 2/22/01 p.5
Residents try to corner mayor at church meeting 3/1/01 p.12
Road work ahead 3/8/01 p.8
Headaches ahead as repairs force intersection closing
4/5/01 p.10
Survey indicates Lake County residents support 53 extension
4/5/01 p.10
Road construction season means commuter woes 4/5/01 p.11
Lake County legislators want state to finance road repairs
4/19/01 p.23
Student's death prompts plan to build underground walkways
4/26/01 p.26
Route 22 advisory panel draws interest 5/3/01 p.13
Memo raises questions about bypass 5/10/01 p.5
Village's accommodation angers some homeowners 5/31/01 p.8
Route 53 funding bill earns committee approval 5/31/01 p.20
Residents sound off on Route 22 widening 5/31/01 p.24
Village, residents near agreement on road proposal 6/7/01
p.12
Board won't resist Route 59 widening 6/21/01 p.12
Mathias will keep pushing for Route 53 funding 6/21/01 p.30
Price, other problems may shelve tunnel 6/28/01 p.7
Route 22 meeting is Monday 7/12/01 p.7
Villages criticize Route 22 plan 7/19/01 p.6
Country road not taking anyone home 7/26/01 p.7
Widening of Ela Road not on Lake County's agenda yet
7/26/01 p.9
Caution: road work ahead 8/2/01 p.109
Officials laud Grandview project 8/9/01 p.9
Rose Lake solutions sought 8/16/01 p.10
Employees move in, road project stands still 8/23/01 p.11
Vote rejects plan to guide talks by roads panel 9/13/01
p.13
Panel weighs no build option 9/20/01 p.9
Some in roads debate sense a new spirit of co