Barrington Area Library: 2004 Index of Barrington Courier Review
Barrington Courier-Review Index 2004
ACCIDENTS
Parents, bus company agree to settle lawsuit 1/8/04 p.8
Go-to officer killed in snowmobile crash 2/5/04 p.8
Man escapes rollover with scrapes 4/1/04 p.5
Passenger hurt when car flips 4/8/04 p.11
Recent crash victims have been lucky to walk away 4/22/04
p.10
Three killed in crashes 6/10/04 p.12
Medical problem may have played role in fatal crash
7/15/04 p.8
Woman drowns after suffering aneurysm 7/22/04 p.14
Fatal crash remains under investigation 8/12/04 p.12
AEROTEC LLC
Graham gets 21 months, $5,000 fine for mail fraud 7/1/04
p.10
AGED
Seniors avoiding drug-discount maze 6/10/04 p.7
Discount cards may prove costly 6/10/04 p.7
ALBERTS, GENE ANN
Gene Ann's; Gene Ann Alberts, owner 10/28/04 p.111
ALD (DISEASE)
Boy, 8, battles rare nerve disease 1/29/04 p.11
ALDEN FOUNDATION
Panel approves senior housing plan 4/1/04 p.5
ALEXIAN BROTHERS HEALTH SYSTEM FOUNDATION
Moser leading Power to Heal 12/2/04 p.12
ALGONQUIN TOWNSHIP, ILL.
Pulling out all the stops 12/2/04 p.11
ALS (DISEASE)
Baseball team helping fight ALS 4/29/04 p.8
ALTERNATIVE PATHWAYS
Getting a second chance 2/12/04 p.7
AMATEUR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION OF ILLINOIS
Injured hockey player's parents seek damages 7/15/04 p.9
AMERICAN LEGION POST 158
Veterans create flag drop box 7/1/04 p.6
Post 158 puts in pitch for playoffs 7/1/04 p.124
Post 158 advances to District 10 final four 7/22/04 p.123
Post 158 maintains momentum 7/29/04 p.117
Scary injury puts Barrington loss in perspective 8/5/04
p.131
One of a kind 8/12/04 p.123
Research reveals 32 locals died in Civil War 11/18/04 p.5
ANDERSON, ANDRE
Record turnout for reigning MSL champ 3/25/04 p.120
County title gives Broncos confidence 5/13/04 p.129
ANIMALS
Sheriff's K-9 dog dies 7/8/04 p.19
Witness now, the sport of kings 9/23/04 p.95
ANIMALS, TREATMENT OF
Village trying to get accurate deer count 3/25/04 p.14
Animal will power 4/15/04 p.91
Residents fighting horse slaughtering 5/27/04 p.14
Be trained to rescue animals 6/10/04 p.6
Animal lover keeps herd happy 6/24/04 p.7
Epona's Hand; Carol Bieniek, owner 7/22/04 p.109
Changing medicine 9/16/04 p.99
Wynstone gets ok to bow hunt deer 11/25/04 p.9
Thinning deer heard fuels emotions 12/2/04 p.5
Trustees fighting for deer 12/9/04 p.5
Steps to avoid coyote trouble 12/23/04 p.90
ANNEXATION (MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT)
Taxation without representation 3/25/04 p.5
Deer Park fighting Palatine plan to construct strip mall
4/1/04 p.10
Lake Barrington trustee backs drainage district annexation
4/8/04 p.9
Drainage district won't annex area for now 4/22/04 p.7
ANNIVERSARIES
Career center celebrates its first decade 8/19/04 p.6
Church group celebrating 135 years 9/9/04 p.6
Couple [Zarosi] marks 50 years 9/30/04 p.95
Couple [Maurais] celebrates 60 years 10/7/04 p.105
ARIOLA, NOREEN
Move forces Ariola from South Barrington board 12/2/04 p.8
ARLINGTON PARK (RACE TRACK)
Building on strength 5/13/04 p.7
ARMSTRONG, JOHN
District 220 teachers honored 11/4/04 p.6
ARNETT C. LINES SCHOOL
Student bodies 2/5/04 p.23
Kindergartners have chance to learn second language
5/20/04 p.10
Some parents concerned how program will impact school
5/20/04 p.10
Math made simple 11/18/04 p.27
ASCHENBRENNER, JOSEPH
Sight for Swaziland 1/8/04 p.11
AUCHTER, EDITH
Auchter honored for community service 5/20/04 p.6
AUSSIE PET MOBILE
Aussie Pet Mobile; Tim & Sarah Hermeling, owners 12/2/04
p.107
AUTHORS
War poems appear after 30 years 1/8/04 p.B6
BABITSKY, ALEX
North Star Jewelry; Vladimir Shifrin and Alex Babitsky,
owners 10/7/04 p.111
BAID, KONRAD
Man escapes rollover with scrapes 4/1/04 p.5
BAKERS LAKE NATURE PRESERVE
Prairie coming back to life 8/26/04 p.7
BARANOWSKI, KAREN
Cancer survivor forms team of walkers to raise awareness
10/14/04 p.26
BARBARA B. ROSE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Family science 2/12/04 p.23
Rose kids putting mark on auction 3/4/04 p.25
BARBARA B. ROSE SCHOOL
Nothing like a good story 10/28/04 p.27
BARCROFT, VICTOR
Suit targets TIF district 9/23/04 p.14
BARN OF BARRINGTON (RESTAURANT)
Barn's beauty stuns new owners 12/9/04 p.113
BARRINGTON AREA ARTS COUNCIL
Art project bridges generation gap 3/25/04 p.7
BARRINGTON AREA ARTS COUNCIL
BAAC moves to new location 3/4/04 p.6
BAAC celebrating 25 years of honoring young writers
5/13/04 p.10
BAAC awards scholarship 9/2/04 p.91
BARRINGTON AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Partners in progress 1/29/04 p.7
Chamber presenting community expo 8/26/04 p.6
Business, buyers coming together 9/9/04 p.10
Chamber hosting first taste'fest 10/21/04 p.8
BARRINGTON AREA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
Foundation to award $30,000 2/19/04 p.6
BARRINGTON AREA COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS
BACOG elects new officers 7/1/04 p.6
Barrington, Cuba townships joining BACOG 8/5/04 p.7
Townships officially join BACOG 8/26/04 p.6
Towns unsure how to meet housing law 9/23/04 p.7
Area leaders will discuss combating teen drug use 12/2/04
p.9
BARRINGTON AREA COUNCIL ON AGING
Seventh BACOA garden walk set 6/10/04 p.10
BACOA relocating to The Garlands 7/15/04 p.6
Council on aging finally has own home 8/5/04 p.11
BACOA will get $50,000 if it can raise same amount 9/2/04
p.29
Local company is lending seniors a helping hand 11/4/04
p.103
BARRINGTON AREA DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL
Heart center needs donors to secure grant 10/14/04 p.30
Nonprofit groups invited to submit holiday wish list
11/18/04 p.14
BARRINGTON AREA HISTORICAL SOCIETY
Judge continues hearing on Jewel Tea building 1/8/04 p.9
Heating and beating are blacksmith's skills 11/11/04 p.7
BARRINGTON AREA LIBRARY
Cultural crafts 1/22/04 p.8
Good PR 2/12/04 p.102
Library has eye on Pepper land 5/13/04 p.11
Help plant Children's Garden 5/27/04 p.6
Library officials want input on expansion 5/27/04 p.6
Garden varieties 6/24/04 p.B4
When overdue notices aren't enough 7/8/04 p.11
Barrington library earns national honor 7/29/04 p.6
Treasurer's annual report 8/19/04 p.C24
Library asking residents for money to add space 8/26/04 p.8
Library can't expand without adding funds 10/14/04 p.5
Rejection of library expansion a surprise 11/4/04 p.9
Village gains land chunk coveted by library 12/9/04 p.5
Sax appeal 12/9/04 p.B3
Library tackling space concerns 12/16/04 p.6
Library gets weed and feed grant 12/23/04 p.6
Pepper not interested in selling library land 12/30/04 p.14
BARRINGTON AREA PROFESSIONAL WOMEN
Woman of the Year 1/29/04 p.8
BARRINGTON AREA UNITED WAY
Caring capacity attracts new United Way director 4/1/04 p.9
United Way helps BYS 10/14/04 p.13
Area United Way seeking record fund-raising goal 10/21/04
p.10
BARRINGTON BANK & TRUST
Bank: Expansion will help downtown 2/5/04 p.7
Panel reviewing BroncoJack's plan 4/22/04 p.8
Bank can't raze home to create parking lot 6/3/04 p.9
Bank expansion earns village board's blessing 7/22/04 p.10
Bank showing support for troops 8/5/04 p.6
Bank getting drive-through 9/16/04 p.14
Making room for the bank 10/21/04 p.10
BARRINGTON BREAKFAST ROTARY CLUB
Australian adventure 3/4/04 p.85
BARRINGTON BRONCOS (BASEBALL CLUB)
Baseball team helping fight ALS 4/29/04 p.8
Marshall draws notice with win in title game 5/27/04 p.122
Regional tale extends two days 6/3/04 p.115
Hit playoff show comes to close 6/10/04 p.123
BARRINGTON BRONCOS (BASKETBALL CLUB)
Tomlinson belonged to Golden Age of Broncos basketball
1/29/04 p.101
Short and bittersweet 1/29/04 p.101
Stick it to 'em 3/11/04 p.121
Sobszewski gives basketball team scouting punch 7/1/04
p.124
BARRINGTON BRONCOS (DIVING CLUB)
Board silly 3/4/04 p.105
BARRINGTON BRONCOS (FOOTBALL CLUB)
Barrington 9/2/04 p.115
Cougars make sure Broncos share 10/28/04 p.123
BARRINGTON BRONCOS (SWIM CLUB)
Swimmers put wraps on perfect West season 2/5/04 p.105
Matt's the man 2/19/04 p.105
Vikings end Broncos' reign of West swimming 12/23/04 p.106
BARRINGTON BRONCOS (TENNIS CLUB)
Netters regain conference crown 5/20/04 p.123
Tennis team returns to sectional glory of old 5/27/04 p.121
BARRINGTON BRONCOS (TRACK TEAM)
Track teams smash records 4/22/04 p.125
County title gives Broncos confidence 5/13/04 p.129
Reed ready to lead Bronco herd to State 5/27/04 p.123
Medals galore fill Broncos' suitcases following State
6/3/04 p.117
Laugual gives teammates big life at Lakewood 10/28/04 p.125
BARRINGTON BRONCOS (VOLLEYBALL CLUB)
Broncos' season goes down to sectional wire 6/3/04 p.119
BARRINGTON BRONCOS (WRESTLING CLUB)
Ciepley keys Broncos' climb to 5th at MSL meet 2/5/04 p.109
Wrestlers compete like champs 12/16/04 p.121
BARRINGTON CAREER CENTER
Career center celebrates its first decade 8/19/04 p.6
BARRINGTON COMMERCE CENTER
Board oks office complex 5/13/04 p.5
BARRINGTON COMMUNITY UNIT SCHOOL DISTRICT 220
Fund balance merits debated 1/1/04 p.8
In-house day care woos BHS staff 1/1/04 p.10
New principal, administrator named 1/15/04 p.10
You're invited: fun and learning for all 1/22/04 p.8
State superintendent: we do a superb job 1/29/04 p.5
Dual language being studied in District 220 2/5/04 p.13
Schools grow short on space 2/12/04 p.5
Getting a second chance 2/12/04 p.7
Putting school vendors on a diet 2/19/04 p.7
Group against putting school near wetland 2/26/04 p.9
District 220 reviewing ideas for new buildings 2/26/04 p.9
District 220 fees seeing slight hike 3/4/04 p.5
Parents to learn about dual language 3/4/04 p.6
Facing a new challenge 3/11/04 p.5
Kids have a hoot saluting Dr. Seuss 3/11/04 p.29
Township opposes possible school site 3/18/04 p.12
Survey will help District 220 set funding course 4/1/04 p.7
District 220 knows darker financial future ahead 4/1/04 p.8
District 220 seeking community feedback 4/8/04 p.6
District 220 leaning toward fall referendums 4/15/04 p.11
Village joins fight against school site 4/29/04 p.9
Stadium repairs could be part of referendum 4/29/04 p.9
District 220 wins awards 5/6/04 p.30
Suing for the right to know 5/13/04 p.5
District 220 day care opens to public 5/13/04 p.6
Well worth the effort 5/13/04 p.23
Running out of room 5/20/04 p.5
New policy will help District 220's cash flow 5/20/04 p.9
No shots, no admittance on first day 5/27/04 p.9
District 220 may delay referendum vote 5/27/04 p.11
CFC, BETA oppose District 220 land plans 6/3/04 p.6
District 220 still considering fall tax referendum 6/17/04
p.12
District and classified staff reach deal 6/24/04 p.6
School in construction season 7/8/04 p.5
Schools requesting tax hike 7/15/04 p.5
New parcel targeted for school 7/15/04 p.7
Summer school helps teach amazing things 7/22/04 p.9
District 220 getting closer to land buy 8/12/04 p.5
Office complex or school? 8/19/04 p.5
District 220 welcomes adults back to school 8/19/04 p.9
Construction work still under way in District 220 8/19/04
p.9
District 220 resumes classes without a hitch 8/26/04 p.9
District 220 suing to acquire land 9/9/04 p.5
Land use proposals underwhelm panel 9/16/04 p.10
District 220 alumni being drawn home 9/30/04 p.5
District 220 presents possible spending cuts 9/30/04 p.8
Group pushing District 220 referendum 10/14/04 p.11
Enrollment spike gains speed 10/21/04 p.5
BRUSA pursues District 220 records in court 10/21/04 p.6
Talon make [sic] new pitch to plan commission 10/21/04 p.12
Preliminary test scores impressive 10/28/04 p.5
School district not benefiting from tax objection payment
10/28/04 p.8
Deciding cuts next for District 220 11/4/04 p.5
District 220 teachers honored 11/4/04 p.6
District 220 thinks residents not educated enough about its
needs 11/11/04 p.10
District 220 oks building repairs 11/18/04 p.8
Ruling on documents to come next month 11/25/04 p.6
District 220 holding off on adding schools 11/25/04 p.10
Panel opposes office building project 11/25/04 p.11
No new schools coming until at least 2008 12/9/04 p.7
District 220 approves levy hike for 2004 12/16/04 p.6
Most District 220 scores above average 12/16/04 p.7
District 220 unsure why test scores improved so much
12/23/04 p.8
School district must release some documents about land
acquisition 12/23/04 p.10
BARRINGTON COUNTRYSIDE FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT
Fire officials hot over possible sale of Cumnor facility
1/1/04 p.13
Lake Barrington fire station opening 2/26/04 p.6
Owner: My land is not for sale 3/4/04 p.11
Fire district targeting new site 3/11/04 p.5
Former ComEd center will become third fire station 3/18/04
p.9
Fire station needs special use ok 4/22/04 p.5
Special use approved for new fire station 4/29/04 p.7
Fire district, village at odds over pact 5/6/04 p.5
New station will get all its firefighters 6/10/04 p.14
Village, fire district stop bickering, start negotiating
6/24/04 p.10
Fire district wants more cost certainty 8/5/04 p.13
Fire district continues negotiations 8/19/04 p.18
Labor costs dividing village, fire district 9/30/04 p.11
Village and fire district need true partnership 11/25/04
p.10
Fire district prepared to split from village 12/9/04 p.11
New fire station up and running 12/16/04 p.5
Village hopes deal can be reached with fire district
12/16/04 p.12
Village will consider joint fire authority idea 12/23/04
p.12
Fire districts exploring partnership 12/30/04 p.11
BARRINGTON COURIER-REVIEW
Courier has new office 4/29/04 p.8
BARRINGTON ENLIGHTENED TAXPAYERS ASSOCIATION
CFC, BETA oppose District 220 land plans 6/3/04 p.6
BARRINGTON EXTERMINATORS (VOLLEYBALL CLUB)
Exterminators 2nd at nationals 8/26/04 p.118
BARRINGTON FILLIES (GOLF TEAM)
Miller makes most of makeshift 9/30/04 p.113
BARRINGTON FILLIES (SOCCER CLUB)
Sutter nets 2 in playoff opener 5/27/04 p.123
BARRINGTON FILLIES (SOFTBALL CLUB)
Fillies leave good impression Downstate 5/6/04 p.113
Fillies seniors go out with flourish 5/27/04 p.121
Fillies' regional day turns into night 6/3/04 p.117
It's party time 6/10/04 p.121
Gotta hand it to 'em 6/17/04 p.129
BARRINGTON FILLIES (SWIM CLUB)
Freshman breaks school 100 breaststroke record 9/16/04
p.124
Full boat 11/18/04 p.123
BARRINGTON FILLIES (TENNIS CLUB)
Fillies find perfection at MSL meet 10/14/04 p.123
Chugging along to 3rd at State 10/28/04 p.121
BARRINGTON FILLIES (TRACK TEAM)
Fastest Filly 5/6/04 p.111
Fillies salute their unsung heros [sic] 5/13/04 p.127
Fillies dance after sectional title 5/20/04 p.121
Chills and thrills 5/27/04 p.119
BARRINGTON FILLIES (VOLLEYBALL CLUB)
Fillies come together for Prairie Ridge crown 9/16/04 p.123
Second grows tiresome 10/21/04 p.123
Title dreams bucked 11/11/04 p.135
BARRINGTON FILLIES U-19 (HOCKEY CLUB)
Fillies hockey team excited about new ice 11/25/04 p.125
BARRINGTON FIRE DEPARTMENT
New station will get all its firefighters 6/10/04 p.14
BARRINGTON FLOWER SHOP
Barrington Flower Shop; Glen Egeland, owner 3/11/04 p.109
BARRINGTON HIGH SCHOOL
Theater students taking another downstate trip with Harvey
1/1/04 p.5
In-house day care woos BHS staff 1/1/04 p.10
Program helps students on college tests 1/15/04 p.7
When secondhand is first-rate 1/15/04 p.23
Lessons in dance 1/22/04 p.23
Students taste a different world 1/29/04 p.27
State scholars 2/5/04 p/26
A celebration of cultures 2/26/04 p.23
Sobering data 3/11/04 p.7
Swim coach still being probed 4/8/04 p.5
Reinforcing the dangers of drugs 4/8/04 p.23
Swimmers master their domain 4/8/04 p.107
Delcore to face gearing, grand jury 4/15/04 p.6
Reality is many kids live positively 4/15/04 p.23
A fascinating experience 4/29/04 p.27
Keeping it clean 4/29/04p.113
Barrington prepares for recruiting parade 4/29/04 p.114
Being true to life 5/6/04 p.5
Spring Storm hits stage today 5/6/04 p.9
Students bringing garden to life 5/6/04 p.27
Students named to BHS honor roll 6/3/04 p.23
Class of 2004's impact lauded 6/10/04 p.5
Class of 2004 6/10/04 p.24
Major-league teams draft three former Broncos 6/10/04 p.123
Third quarter honors 6/17/04 p.18
Mastering the game 7/1/04 p.7
Quarterback Club fund-raiser tees off with round of golf
7/29/04 p.8
Fourth Quarter honors 8/5/04 p.34
Haunted homecoming brings out spirit 10/7/04 p.5
Students make sure food pantries stay full 10/21/04 p.9
Reunited 50 years later 10/28/04 p.103
BHS tackling The Miracle Worker 11/4/04 p.11
Portable planetarium brings the sky inside 11/4/04 p.27
Softball player scores with equipment drive for school
11/11/04 p.8
The fighting fillies join fight against breast cancer
11/11/04 p.34
National honors 11/25/04 p.28
Documenting a life of poverty 12/9/04 p.35
BARRINGTON HILLS CONSERVATION TRUST
Conservation Trust project wins award 5/6/04 p.6
BARRINGTON HILLS POLO CLUB
Get schooled in polo 4/15/04 p.12
BARRINGTON HILLS, ILL.
Police pension fund question may end up on March ballot
1/8/04 p.9
Voters urged to answer police pension question 2/26/04 p.11
Wamberg project moves another step toward reality 3/4/04
p.10
Engineers won't consider bypass for Wamberg project
3/18/04 p.8
Barrington Hills oks police pension fund 3/18/04 p.11
Police department earns national accreditation 4/1/04 p.14
Conservation Trust project wins award 5/6/04 p.6
Spraying slated to halt spread of gypsy moth 5/6/04 p.26
Measure toughens penalty for drivers guilty of hill hopping
5/13/04 p.8
Cops hosting open house 5/20/04 p.6
Smoothing out the bumps 5/20/04 p.7
Three killed in crashes 6/10/04 p.12
Property damage spree may result in felonies 6/17/04 p.10
Graham gets 21 months, $5,000 fine for mail fraud 7/1/04
p.10
Additional charges filed against accused vandals 7/8/04
p.13
Residents fighting Plum Tree widening 7/15/04 p.8
Medical problem may have played role in fatal crash
7/15/04 p.8
Village proceeding with road repairs 8/5/04 p.14
Vandals must pay for damage 8/12/04 p.14
Officer devoted three decades to Barrington Hills 8/19/04
p.12
Treasurer's report 8/19/04 p.113
Old friends show mettle at age appropriate Olympics 9/2/04
p.5
Conservationists tackling huge restoration project 9/16/04
p.8
BARRINGTON HORIZON SENIOR LIVING COMMUNITY
Panel approves senior housing plan 4/1/04 p.5
Board oks senior housing project 4/15/04 p.5
$4.8 million awarded for senior housing 12/2/04 p.5
BARRINGTON HURRICANES (SOFTBALL CLUB)
Infielders responding well to more chances 7/15/04 p.125
Hurricanes sweep Illinois Thunder 7/22/04 p.123
Hurricanes wrapping up summer on a roll 7/29/04 p.117
BARRINGTON LIONS CLUB
Lions Club provides kids with gift of sight 10/7/04 p.11
BARRINGTON MIDDLE SCHOOL--PRAIRIE CAMPUS
Navy reservist praises district administrators 1/22/04 p.9
Fossil finder 2/19/04 p.23
Honor roll named 3/25/04 p.23
Kids stomaching healthy eating 4/22/04 p.23
Environmental honor 4/22/04 p.26
Creating a positive atmosphere 4/29/04 p.5
Whooping cough strikes schools 5/27/04 p.5
Camp calms incoming sixth-graders' fears 8/19/04 p.8
Go figure 10/7/04 p.23
Kids giving disabled gift of reading 11/11/04 p.31
Sharing their stories [veterans] 11/11/04 p.103
Students backing project making science accessible 12/2/04
p.10
BARRINGTON MIDDLE SCHOOL--STATION CAMPUS
Better than sitting in class 5/20/04 p.23
The satisfaction of giving 12/2/04 p.23
Honor roll 1/22/04 p.24
New principal picked to lead Station Campus 3/18/04 p.14
A lesson in positive thinking 3/18/04 p.27
Honor roll 3/25/04 p.24
Students going all out to perform 42nd Street 4/15/04 p.9
Whooping cough strikes schools 5/27/04 p.5
Go figure 10/7/04 p.23
Enthusiastic fans impress author 10/14/04 p.27
Station raising curtain on Cheaper by the Dozen 11/11/04
p.9
Sharing their stories [veterans] 11/11/04 p.103
Station campus honor roll announced 12/23/04 p.25
BARRINGTON PARK DISTRICT
Judge continues hearing on Jewel Tea building 1/8/04 p.9
Jewel Tea project back on track 1/22/04 p.5
Back to court for the Jewel Tea controversy 2/5/04 p.7
Tea supporters get more time 2/12/04 p.9
Wrecking ball back in action 2/19/04 p.5
Open space advocates worried about grant cuts 3/11/04 p.9
Dogs taught who's boss 4/8/04 p.7
Man charged with sexual assault 7/1/04 p.11
Survey backs vision for Jewel Tea 8/12/04 p.5
Saving open space funding greeted with relief 9/2/04 p.11
Additional meeting will detail Jewel Tea park plan
10/21/04 p.8
Park District arts & crafts show set 10/28/04 p.6
People's park reflects public's input 12/9/04 p.7
BARRINGTON PUBLIC WORKS
Top of the profession 11/11/04 p.36
BARRINGTON RESIDENTS UNITED FOR SCHOOL ALTERNATIVES
BRUSA pursues District 220 records in court 10/21/04 p.6
Ruling on documents to come next month 11/25/04 p.6
School district must release some documents about land
acquisition 12/23/04 p.10
BARRINGTON SUZUKI STRINGS
Stop the music 4/8/04 p.8
BARRINGTON SWIM CLUB
Swim coach still being probed 4/8/04 p.5
Club records tumble at state championship 8/5/04 p.132
Records tumble at Gold meet 11/4/04 p.118
BARRINGTON TOWNSHIP, ILL.
Village opposes development 2/12/04 p.6
Barrington, Cuba townships joining BACOG 8/5/04 p.7
Townships officially join BACOG 8/26/04 p.6
Students make sure food pantries stay full 10/21/04 p.9
Barrington Township hosting assessment appeal seminar
11/25/04 p.14
BARRINGTON TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
Parents, bus company agree to settle lawsuit 1/8/04 p.8
BARRINGTON UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
Church group celebrating 135 years 9/9/04 p.6
BARRINGTON VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS POST 7706
Veterans create flag drop box 7/1/04 p.6
BARRINGTON WOMAN'S CLUB
Woman's Club still strong at 90 3/11/04 p.8
Woman's Club awards grants 7/22/04 p.26
BARRINGTON YOUTH BASEBALL AND SOFTBALL
Record number of kids playing ball 4/29/04 p.7
BARRINGTON YOUTH SERVICES
Residents raise money for youth services 1/1/04 p.6
Target Corp. recognizes Barrington Youth Services 1/15/04
p.82
Barrington's own family of man 9/2/04 p.B3
United Way helps BYS 10/14/04 p.13
BARRINGTON, ILL.
Fire officials hot over possible sale of Cumnor facility
1/1/04 p.13
Jeweler: downtown luster has dulled 1/8/04 p.5
Cook Plaza nearly over the hump 1/15/04 p.5
Dairy Queen with a twist welcomed back into town 1/15/04
p.8
Reagle appoints attorney despite setback in court 1/22/04
p.7
Cook Street correction 1/22/04 p.7
Trustees: utility taxes good for downtown 1/29/04 p.5
Bank: Expansion will help downtown 2/5/04 p.7
This year's Relay for Life already at the starting line
2/5/04 p.9
Officials seeking more players in loan program 2/12/04 p.5
Village opposes development 2/12/04 p.6
New train whistle rules may cause more noise 2/12/04 p.10
Grants approved for store improvements 2/26/04 p.6
Wamberg project moves another step toward reality 3/4/04
p.10
Judge wants Reagle, board to compromise 3/4/04 p.12
Commuter parking deck considered 3/11/04 p.6
Penelope's drawn to Deer Park 3/11/04 p.10
Engineers won't consider bypass for Wamberg project
3/18/04 p.8
Judge may rule on Reagle suit today 3/18/04 p.10
Hearing on Reagle suit rescheduled 3/25/04 p.9
Panel approves senior housing plan 4/1/04 p.5
Board oks senior housing project 4/15/04 p.5
Ruling on Reagle suit likely coming in June 4/15/04 p.11
Panel reviewing BroncoJack's plan 4/22/04 p.8
Cook Street Plaza earns final ok 4/29/04 p.11
Fire district, village at odds over pact 5/6/04 p.5
Reagle won't slow down Cook Street project 5/6/04 p.7
Board oks office complex 5/13/04 p.5
Barrington taking new look at historic district guidelines
5/20/04 p.8
Pizzeria owner protests village helping competitor 5/27/04
p.8
Most of Barrington area stays above flood waters 5/27/04
p.9
This year's Memorial Day parade more significant 5/27/04
p.9
Taking stance on war makes some skittish 5/27/04 p.10
Cemeteries host Memorial Day ceremonies 5/27/04 p.99
Working on a solution 6/3/04 p.5
New trees must go: railroad officials say 6/3/04 p.10
Board still trying to settle Reagle's suit 6/10/04 p.11
New station will get all its firefighters 6/10/04 p.14
Ruling on Reagle's suit has both sides claiming victory
6/17/04 p.8
Ethics complaint dismissed 6/24/04 p.8
Fourth of July fest will salute military 6/24/04 p.9
Village, fire district stop bickering, start negotiating
6/24/04 p.10
Eatery still working out parking issue 6/24/04 p.12
Treasurer's report 6/24/04 p.114
Patriotic float built for the troops 7/1/04 p.5
Micro Brew Fest debuts July 10 7/1/04 p.8
Board gives businesses financial helping hand 7/1/04 p.9
Cloud still hangs over village attorney's post 7/1/04 p.11
Reagle, board will be back in court 7/8/04 p.5
Fourth of July events bring people home 7/8/04 p.7
Reagle rejects board's legal deal 7/22/04 p.5
Restaurant cooks up interest in plaza 7/22/04 p.5
Sizzling sales planned for Sidewalk Days 7/22/04 p.7
Serious offenses rare in Barrington 7/22/04 p.12
Classic car owners enjoy cruise back in time 7/29/04 p.5
Village may put cap on number of banks 7/29/04 p.12
More than business at sidewalk sale 8/5/04 p.5
Fire district wants more cost certainty 8/5/04 p.13
CVS pharmacy eyeing move into Barrington 8/5/04 p.18
Telecommunications tax extended another 16 years 8/12/04
p.8
Reagle suit back in court 8/12/04 p.12
Reagle looks to reduce bills by firing lawyers 8/19/04 p.10
Fire district continues negotiations 8/19/04 p.18
Board will search for attorney 8/26/04 p.5
Easier recycling highlights garbage pact 8/26/04 p.11
Officials awaiting ruling on lawyers 9/9/04 p.9
Peace march likely to draw 1,000 9/16/04 p.5
Remembering the fallen 9/23/04 p.5
Reagle, board still split over attorney 9/23/04 p.13
Suit targets TIF district 9/23/04 p.14
No end to the bickering 9/30/04 p.5
District 220 alumni being drawn home 9/30/04 p.5
Start of plaza construction even has developers stunned
9/30/04 p.9
Labor costs dividing village, fire district 9/30/04 p.11
Schmidt says village needs a leader 10/7/04 p.5
Oil spill knots up traffic 10/7/04 p.10
Trustees accuse Reagle of obstructing projects 10/14/04
p.14
Rally intended to support troops, not war 10/21/04 p.7
Survey will ask public to prioritize its needs 10/28/04 p.5
A show of thanks 10/28/04 p.7
Disgruntled Reagle issues yet another doomed veto 10/28/04
p.10
Creek restoration still has some opposition 11/11/04 p.10
Benefits of TIF use starting to show 11/11/04 p.113
Cook Street Plaza project will proceed 11/18/04 p.6
Proposed condo plan too big 11/18/04 p.9
CVS drive-through gets green light 11/18/04 p.11
Giving Day needs volunteers 11/25/04 p.9
Village and fire district need true partnership 11/25/04
p.10
How do you cook a turkey? Bake it at 5 degrees or so
11/25/04 p.24
Many brave rain to welcome Santa Claus 12/2/04 p.5
Area leaders will discuss combating teen drug use 12/2/04
p.9
Village gains land chunk coveted by library 12/9/04 p.5
Fire district prepared to split from village 12/9/04 p.11
Reagle eyeing re-election bid 12/16/04 p.5
Village hopes deal can be reached with fire district
12/16/04 p.12
Agencies will address drug problem together 12/16/04 p.14
Reagle's lawsuit tossed 12/23/04 p.5
Barrington in giving mood 12/23/04 p.7
Most merchants enjoying holiday season 12/23/04 p.11
Village will consider joint fire authority idea 12/23/04
p.12
Classic decorating scheme wins contest 12/30/04 p.5
Fire districts exploring partnership 12/30/04 p.11
BARRY, GERRY
Research reveals 32 locals died in Civil War 11/18/04 p.5
BARTON, BARBARA
Barton reflects on tenure as Harper College trustee
7/15/04 p.24
BASSI, SUZANNE
Bassi survives tough campaign 3/18/04 p.5
BATAILLE, LEONA
Sunday memorial for Bataille 5/20/04 p.6
BAUMAN, DOUG
Biltmore Country Club golf pro smashes club record 8/12/04
p.125
BEAN, MELISSA
Bean seeking rematch with Republican Crane 3/4/04 p.8
It's Crane vs. Bean in November 3/18/04 p.5
Crane, Bean square off at forum 8/19/04 p.109
Crane, Bean differ on national sales tax 9/30/04 p.14
8th District rematch 10/7/04 p.7
Final push 10/21/04 p.7
Bean slams Crane on environmental record 10/28/04 p.9
New era 11/4/04 p.5
GOP already plans to oust Bean 11/11/04 p.11
BEAUBIEN, MARK
Democrat challenging Beaubien 5/20/04 p.6
Beaubien calls budget a Republican victory 7/29/04 p.10
Feigen faces uphill battle against incumbent Beaubien
10/7/04 p.8
Beaubien set to resume Illinois budget battle 11/4/04 p.8
BEHAN, MARTY
Snake Alley Customs; Marty Behan, owner 12/16/04 p.113
BERGMAN, HAROLD
Last of the hay barbers 9/30/04 p.7
BICYCLING PATHS
Opinions sought on bike path plan 3/25/04 p.5
Officials reconsidering bike paths on Cuba Road 5/6/04 p.9
BIENIEK, CAROLE
Epona's Hand; Carol Bieniek, owner 7/22/04 p.109
BILTMORE COUNTRY CLUB
Country club awards Hudson scholarships 1/29/04 p.28
Biltmore Country Club golf pro smashes club record 8/12/04
p.125
BLAKE, CHRIS
Where grass is greener 7/29/04 p.115
BOAND, JOSHUA
Boand convicted in drug death 2/26/04 p.5
Boand gets 20 years for role in drug-induced homicide
4/8/04 p.10
BODY & SOL SALON
Body & Sol Salon; Jayne Hayes, owner 4/15/04 p.101
BOGUE, BRIAN
Suspect in Michal's heist may have been nabbed 2/26/04 p.14
BONNER HERITAGE FARM
Bonner Farm to open Oct. 10 9/30/04 p.103
BRADFORD-WHITE, MARY
Resident joins national land trust team 11/11/04 p.6
BRADY, MAUREEN
With a trace 2/26/04 p.89
BRAITHWAITE, DYLLIS
Finns' Fabrics by Dyllis; Dyllis Braithwaite, owner 5/6/04
p.101
BREUDER, ROBERT
Harper extends Breuder's contract 12/30/04 p.9
BRONCOJACK'S (RESTAURANT)
BroncoJack's open, staying in town 3/4/04 p.6
Panel reviewing BroncoJack's plan 4/22/04 p.8
Working on a solution 6/3/04 p.5
Eatery still working out parking issue 6/24/04 p.12
BROWN, DOROTHY
Clerk candidates eye ethics and office upgrades 10/14/04
p.7
BURKE, EMMETT
Go-to officer killed in snowmobile crash 2/5/04 p.8
BURNS, NICK
Major-league teams draft three former Broncos 6/10/04 p.123
BURSON, DARRELL
Never too old to fall in love 4/15/04 p.7
BUSH, ROBERT
Reagle appoints attorney despite setback in court 1/22/04
p.7
BUSINESS
Jeweler: downtown luster has dulled 1/8/04 p.5
How sweet it was? 1/15/04 p.8
Dairy Queen with a twist welcomed back into town 1/15/04
p.8
Local newspapers launch Chicago area job web site 1/15/04
p.21
When sweet goes sour 1/29/04 p.6
Bank: Expansion will help downtown 2/5/04 p.7
Officials seeking more players in loan program 2/12/04 p.5
Communicating with customers 2/12/04 p.101
Communities look for tourism boost 2/19/04 p.14
International education 5/27/04 p.108
Village may put cap on number of banks 7/29/04 p.12
CVS pharmacy eyeing move into Barrington 8/5/04 p.18
Chamber presenting community expo 8/26/04 p.6
Pizzeria owner protests village helping competitor 5/27/04
p.8
Most merchants enjoying holiday season 12/23/04 p.11
BUSINESS ENTERPRISES
Hager's Country Market; Tom Hager, owner 1/8/04 p.83
The Canteen; Sam Roumeliotis, owner 1/15/04 p.89
Huntington Learning Center; Dave & Chris Tilles; owners
1/29/04 p.91
Michal's Fine Jewelry; Nate Casement, owner 2/5/04 p.95
Egg Harbor Café; Mike & Aimee Farrell, owners 2/19/04 p.95
Full Circle Pilates Studio; Sandy McKeown, owner 2/26/04
p.99
El: Environmental Language, Jill Salisbury, owner 3/4/04
p.95
Penelope's drawn to Deer Park 3/11/04 p.10
Barrington Flower Shop; Glen Egeland, owner 3/11/04 p.109
Willow Creek Alpacas; Steve Hoffman, owner 3/18/04 p.7
Lundy's Dollhouses and Miniatures; Pat and Mike Lundy,
owners 3/18/04 p.113
Kids in Action; Gary Griffin, owner 3/25/04 p.105
School of art moving April 19 4/1/04 p.6
KaleidoScoops Ice Cream & More; Raj Patel, owner 4/1/04
p.97
Workshop of Barrington; Mike Scholl, owner 4/8/04 p.95
Body & Sol Salon; Jayne Hayes, owner 4/15/04 p.101
Nails, Etc.; Patty Meyers, owner 4/29/04 p.101
Finns' Fabrics by Dyllis; Dyllis Braithwaite, owner 5/6/04
p.101
Diamond Seafood; Carol and Patrick Hannagan, owners
5/13/04 p.117
Shabby & Chic Décor; Rodica Nelson, owner 5/20/04 p.109
Correction to story of 5/20/04 [Shabby & Chic Décor}
6/3/04 p.6
Fibregrafix Services; Layne Smerdon, owner 6/10/04 p.109
Freddy Connect Golf; Fred Connect, owner 6/17/04 p.121
My Best Foot Forward; Noelle Cellini, owner 6/24/04 p.109
Jennifer Michael's Hair Studio; Jennifer & Michael
Casavant, owners 7/1/04 p.109
The Mail Room; Toni Fruscella, owner 7/15/04 p.115
Epona's Hand; Carol Bieniek, owner 7/22/04 p.109
Computer Tutor; Pat Childers, owner 7/29/04 p.105
Bracelets spread message of hope 8/5/04 p.7
Cricket Classics; Connie Riefke and Patricia Cohen, owners
8/12/04 p.109
Finishing Touches Studio; Gail Kueker, owner 8/19/04 p.105
Curse Breaker Inc.; Allan and Pattie Stejskal, owners
8/26/04 p.101
Pewter Por Favor; Terri Meyer, owner 9/2/04 p.103
Geeks on Call; Bob Nash and James Fu owners 9/16/04 p.111
Honquest Fine Furnishings; Richard Honquest, owner 9/23/04
p.111
Proforma Century Promotions; George & Peggy Curran, owners
9/30/04 p.97
North Star Jewelry; Vladimir Shifrin and Alex Babitsky,
owners 10/7/04 p.111
Theme II Grills & Things; Yoon Shin & Mijin Cho, owners
10/14/04 p.109
Facilispace, Sandy and Michael Steven, owners 10/21/04
p.109
Gene Ann's; Gene Ann Alberts, owner 10/28/04 p.111
David F. Schultz Associates; David F. Schultz, owner
11/25/04 p.115
Aussie Pet Mobile; Tim & Sarah Hermeling, owners 12/2/04
p.107
Barn's beauty stuns new owners 12/9/04 p.113
Snake Alley Customs; Marty Behan, owner 12/16/04 p.113
Syclo, Richard Padula, owner 12/23/04 p.91
BUTCHER, KURT
Pioneer Press photo chief remembered 8/5/04 p.26
BYSTER, MIKE
Go figure 10/7/04 p.23
CALIENTO, BEVERLY
Correction to article of 1/15/04 1/22/04 p.6
CAMP SIXTH GRADE
Camp calms incoming sixth-graders' fears 8/19/04 p.8
CANTEEN (RESTAURANT)
Correction to article of 1/15/04 1/22/04 p.6
CAPACCIO, NICK
Patriotic float built for the troops 7/1/04 p.5
CARLSTROM, ANNETTE
Panel reviewing BroncoJack's plan 4/22/04 p.8
CARMEL HIGH SCHOOL
Honor roll 4/15/04 p.24
CARTONCRAFT, INC.
Retail center could replace CartonCraft headquarters
3/18/04 p.9
CASAVANT, JENNIFER
Jennifer Michael's Hair Studio; Jennifer & Michael
Casavant, owners 7/1/04 p.109
CASAVANT, MICHAEL
Jennifer Michael's Hair Studio; Jennifer & Michael
Casavant, owners 7/1/04 p.109
CASEMENT, NATE
Michal's Fine Jewelry; Nate Casement, owner 2/5/04 p.95
CELLINI, NOELLE
My Best Foot Forward; Noelle Cellini, owner 6/24/04 p.109
CENTURY 16 DEER PARK
Century 16 theater is state-of-the-art 7/8/04 p.B3
CHAPDELAINE, KIMBERLY
Bracelets spread message of hope 8/5/04 p.7
CHARACTER COUNTS IN THE BARRINGTON AREA
Character Counts honors pillars of the community 11/11/04
p.34
CHICAGO BOTANIC GARDEN
Local landscaper brings tree transplanting to a new level
8/26/04 p.106
CHICAGO CUBS (BASEBALL CLUB)
Could next year be here? 3/25/04 p.97
CHICAGOLAND WOMEN'S EXPO
1st-ever Women's Expo a female-friendly event 2/19/04 p.18
CHILDERS, PAT
Computer Tutor; Pat Childers, owner 7/29/04 p.105
CHO, MIJIN
Theme II Grills & Things; Yoon Shin & Mijin Cho, owners
10/14/04 p.109
CHURCH WOMEN UNITED OF THE BARRINGTON AREA
Semla named Valiant Woman 6/24/04 p.113
CIEPLEY, CHRIS
Ciepley keys Broncos' climb to 5th at MSL meet 2/5/04 p.109
CIOTTI, ERIK
Late comeback puts Ciotti in the money 8/12/04 p.124
CITIZENS FOR CONSERVATION
Group honors many for supporting conservation 3/4/04 p.28
Open space advocates worried about grant cuts 3/11/04 p.9
CFC, BETA oppose District 220 land plans 6/3/04 p.6
Conservationists tackling huge restoration project 9/16/04
p.8
CFC leader's work honored 12/9/04 p.22
CLARK CONSULTING
Wamberg project moves another step toward reality 3/4/04
p.10
Engineers won't consider bypass for Wamberg project
3/18/04 p.8
CLEAN PLATE CLUB RESTAURANT GROUP
Restaurant chain sponsors effort to aid ill boy's family
5/6/04 p.26
COFFELT, SALLY D.
Coffelt, Nelson face off for second time 10/7/04 p.28
COHEN, PATRICIA
Cricket Classics; Connie Riefke and Patricia Cohen, owners
8/12/04 p.109
COLBERT, ROBERT
Passenger hurt when car flips 4/8/04 p.11
COLLEGE OF LAKE COUNTY
Search begins for CLC head after Naff 3/25/04 p.28
COMPUTER TUTOR
Computer Tutor; Pat Childers, owner 7/29/04 p.105
CONNECT, FRED
Freddy Connect Golf; Fred Connect, owner 6/17/04 p.121
COOK COUNTY FOREST PRESERVE DISTRICT
Go-to officer killed in snowmobile crash 2/5/04 p.8
New panel suggested to address trail woes 6/3/04 p.12
Prairie coming back to life 8/26/04 p.7
COOK COUNTY, ILL.
Board cools to lease tax 1/22/04 p.12
Tax board warns of late fall bills 1/29/04 p.14
Voters split between GOP, Dems 3/25/04 p.27
Annual tax sale 3/25/04 p.96
Hamelberg being honored by county 4/8/04 p.6
Skoien hopes to strengthen Cook County GOP 4/22/04 p.11
Orr's office verifying residency of voters 6/17/04 p.14
County warns of pertussis 7/15/04 p.14
Crime drops in area, state 7/22/04 p.12
Tax hikes hit Cook residents hard 10/14/04 p.5
School district not benefiting from tax objection payment
10/28/04 p.8
Recorder's Office reaches technological milestone 10/28/04
p.12
COOK STREET PLAZA (REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT)
Cook Plaza nearly over the hump 1/15/04 p.5
Cook Street correction 1/22/04 p.7
Cook Street Plaza earns final ok 4/29/04 p.11
Reagle won't slow down Cook Street project 5/6/04 p.7
Restaurant cooks up interest in plaza 7/22/04 p.5
Start of plaza construction even has developers stunned
9/30/04 p.9
Cook Street Plaza project will proceed 11/18/04 p.6
COONEY, RORY
Making music is his ministry 11/25/04 p.7
COUNTRYSIDE SCHOOL
Talking writing 2/12/04 p.5
Students get lesson in bartering 6/10/04 p.23
They're going to start smiling 11/25/04 p.27
News from Iraq 12/16/04 p.27
COURT APPOINTED SPECIAL ADVOCATES (CASA)
For the sake of a child 9/2/04 p.89
COWBOY DREAMS
Walk or run for Cowboy Dreams 4/15/04 p.9
Grant gives Cowboy Dreams a boost 12/16/04 p.101
COX, JOHN
Political hirings rise as issue in Recorder of Deeds
contest 10/14/04 p.7
CRABTREE NATURE CENTER
Teen working to benefit nature center visitors 9/2/04 p.18
CRANE, ANATOLE
Volunteer discovers different little Italy 1/8/04 p.10
CRANE, PHILIP M.
Incumbent Crane seeks another term 3/4/04 p.7
It's Crane vs. Bean in November 3/18/04 p.5
Crane, Bean square off at forum 8/19/04 p.109
Crane, Bean differ on national sales tax 9/30/04 p.14
8th District rematch 10/7/04 p.7
Final push 10/21/04 p.7
Bean slams Crane on environmental record 10/28/04 p.9
New era 11/4/04 p.5
GOP already plans to oust Bean 11/11/04 p.11
CREATIVE LEARNING MONTESSORI SCHOOL
Sewing is no just for girls 4/1/04 p.23
CREATIVE SCRAPBOOKS
Uplifting contest raises creativity bar 5/6/04 p.8
CRICKET CLASSICS
Cricket Classics; Connie Riefke and Patricia Cohen, owners
8/12/04 p.109
CRIME AND CRIMINALS
Boand convicted in drug death 2/26/04 p.5
Man charged with assaulting officer 2/26/04 p.13
Suspect in Michal's heist may have been nabbed 2/26/04 p.14
Increase in fraud cases mirror national trend 3/25/04 p.9
Swim coach still being probed 4/8/04 p.5
Boand gets 20 years for role in drug-induced homicide
4/8/04 p.10
Delcore to face gearing, grand jury 4/15/04 p.6
Delcore indicted on 10 counts of pornography 5/6/04 p.14
Coach pleads not guilty to pornography 5/13/04 p.8
Algonquin Road bank robbed 6/3/04 p.8
Property damage spree may result in felonies 6/17/04 p.10
Graham gets 21 months, $5,000 fine for mail fraud 7/1/04
p.10
Man charged with sexual assault 7/1/04 p.11
Additional charges filed against accused vandals 7/8/04
p.13
Crime drops in area, state 7/22/04 p.12
Serious offenses rare in Barrington 7/22/04 p.12
Psychologist under fire 7/29/04 p.5
Vandals must pay for damage 8/12/04 p.14
Party supports Sullivan after driving plea 8/12/04 p.18
Husband insists neglect did not cause wife's death 9/2/04
p.8
Cops say burglary suspect wanted beer 9/23/04 p.11
Delcore trial delayed until January 10/14/04 p.6
Rep. Sullivan seeks to regain license 10/28/04 p.11
CUBA MARSH
Opinions sought on bike path plan 3/25/04 p.5
CUBA TOWNSHIP, ILL.
Township opposes possible school site 3/18/04 p.12
Assessment changes 3/18/04 p.119
Opinions sought on bike path plan 3/25/04 p.5
Officials reconsidering bike paths on Cuba Road 5/6/04 p.9
Foersterling leaving Cuba assessor's post 7/29/04 p.12
Barrington, Cuba townships joining BACOG 8/5/04 p.7
Area food pantries surviving summer 8/5/04 p.18
Townships officially join BACOG 8/26/04 p.6
Lake Barrington, township appeal IEPA permit decision
9/9/04 p.8
Students make sure food pantries stay full 10/21/04 p.9
Quadrennial assessment roll 10/21/04 p.L2
Delinquencies 10/28/04 p.108
Township wants tombstone vandalism at White buried
11/18/04 p.9
Pulling out all the stops 12/2/04 p.11
Truce near in battle with sewage plant 12/16/04 p.7
An environmental victory 12/30/04 p.5
CUMMINGS, MARIE
Sharing technology 8/5/04 p.107
CUMMINGS, SCOTT
Sharing technology 8/5/04 p.107
CUNNINGHAM, JOHN
Additional charges filed against accused vandals 7/8/04
p.13
Vandals must pay for damage 8/12/04 p.14
CURRAN, GEORGE
Proforma Century Promotions; George & Peggy Curran, owners
9/30/04 p.97
CURRAN, PEGGY
Proforma Century Promotions; George & Peggy Curran, owners
9/30/04 p.97
CURSE BREAKER INC.
Curse Breaker Inc.; Allan and Pattie Stejskal, owners
8/26/04 p.101
CUTTING HALL
Patrons alarmed by misconstrued closing 3/25/04 p.B7
CVS PHARMACY
CVS pharmacy eyeing move into Barrington 8/5/04 p.18
CVS drive-through gets green light 11/18/04 p.11
CZAPSKI, ROGER
Fatal crash remains under investigation 8/12/04 p.12
DAHLSTROM, DAVID
Classic decorating scheme wins contest 12/30/04 p.5
DAHLSTROM. MARIA
Classic decorating scheme wins contest 12/30/04 p.5
DAIRY QUEEN (RESTAURANT)
Dairy Queen with a twist welcomed back into town 1/15/04
p.8
DARCH, KAREN
Darch will run for mayor 5/27/04 p.12
DAVID F. SCHULTZ ASSOCIATES
David F. Schultz Associates; David F. Schultz, owner
11/25/04 p.115
DAVISON, CALEB
Settler finally gets his tombstone back 11/11/04 p.5
DE VRIES, SOPHIA
Tower Lakes appoints trustee 9/9/04 p.8
DEER PARK TOWN CENTER (SHOPPING CENTER)
Century 16 theater is state-of-the-art 7/8/04 p.B3
Shopping dollars help schools 7/29/04 p.6
New theater a star for Town Center 9/9/04 p.101
New stores complete center's second phase 11/11/04 p.14
DEER PARK, ILL.
Karl to leave village post 1/1/04 p.5
Zoning chair joins Deer Park board 3/25/04 p.13
Deer Park fighting Palatine plan to construct strip mall
4/1/04 p.10
Vehe restoration earns award 12/9/04 p.10
DELCORE, JOSHUA
Swim coach still being probed 4/8/04 p.5
Delcore to face gearing, grand jury 4/15/04 p.6
Delcore indicted on 10 counts of pornography 5/6/04 p.14
Coach pleads not guilty to pornography 5/13/04 p.8
Delcore trial delayed until January 10/14/04 p.6
DEPAUL UNIVERSITY
International education 5/27/04 p.108
DEVINE, RICHARD
Devine seeks re-election against stealth opponent 10/14/04
p.7
DEWITT, DANIEL
Psychologist under fire 7/29/04 p.5
DIAMOND SEAFOOD
Diamond Seafood; Carol and Patrick Hannagan, owners
5/13/04 p.117
DILLON, ARTHUR, REV.
The most priestly priest 3/4/04 p.5
Hundreds celebrate life, legacy of Father Dillon 3/11/04
p.9
DISTRICT 220 EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION
Star golfer headlining foundation fund-raiser 6/3/04 p.8
Golf challenge a hit for Educational Foundation 6/17/04 p.9
DRUG ABUSE
More kids saying yes to drugs 11/11/04 p.5
DRUGS AND YOUTH
More kids saying yes to drugs 11/11/04 p.5
Area leaders will discuss combating teen drug use 12/2/04
p.9
Agencies will address drug problem together 12/16/04 p.14
DURBIN, DICK
Durbin urges changes to federal Patriot Act 8/19/04 p.110
DURTY NELLIE'S
Good-bye old Nellie's 1/29/04 p.B5
EDUCATION
State superintendent: we do a superb job 1/29/04 p.5
Beefed-up background check sought 2/12/04 p.11
Facing a new challenge 3/11/04 p.5
Vote gives push for amendment to constitution 3/25/04 p.7
Merit Scholarship Corporation names college recipients
7/22/04 p.27
State drops writing, social science tests 8/5/04 p.8
ACT scores rise again 8/26/04 p.14
Firing up the crowd 9/9/04 p.91
University Center could open next fall 9/16/04 p.115
Schools may benefit from county's new impact fees 11/25/04
p.8
Teachers' early retirement benefit may face revision
12/16/04 p.10
Teachers named in Who's Who 12/16/04 p.28
EGELAND, GLEN
Barrington Flower Shop; Glen Egeland, owner 3/11/04 p.109
EGG HARBOR CAFÉ (RESTAURANT)
Egg Harbor Café; Mike & Aimee Farrell, owners 2/19/04 p.95
EL: ENVIRONMENTAL LANGUAGE
El: Environmental Language, Jill Salisbury, owner 3/4/04
p.95
ELA FINE ARTS SHOW
Ela Fine Arts Show on Saturday 6/3/04 p.6
ELA TOWNSHIP SENIOR CENTER
Local company is lending seniors a helping hand 11/4/04
p.103
ELA TOWNSHIP, ILL.
Ela considers spending power limit 9/2/04 p.5
ELECTIONS
Reagle's candidacy could be decided today 1/15/04 p.9
Reagle short on signatures 1/22/04 p.5
County seeks support for sales tax increase 1/22/04 p.12
Reagle's bid for state rep comes to end 2/5/04 p.6
Candidates focus on state finances 2/26/04 p.26
Incumbent Crane seeks another term 3/4/04 p.7
Crane's GOP challenger makes environmental pitch 3/4/04 p.7
Bean seeking rematch with Republican Crane 3/4/04 p.8
Novice seeking Dems' nomination 3/4/04 p.8
A final look at the primary 3/11/04 p.12
It's Crane vs. Bean in November 3/18/04 p.5
Bassi survives tough campaign 3/18/04 p.5
Sales tax hike for Lake roads loses 3/18/04 p.11
Barrington Hills oks police pension fund 3/18/04 p.11
Voters split between GOP, Dems 3/25/04 p.27
Democrat challenging Beaubien 5/20/04 p.6
Darch will run for mayor 5/27/04 p.12
District 220 still considering fall tax referendum 6/17/04
p.12
Orr's office verifying residency of voters 6/17/04 p.14
Schools requesting tax hike 7/15/04 p.5
Crane, Bean square off at forum 8/19/04 p.109
Crane, Bean differ on national sales tax 9/30/04 p.14
Jobs, traffic, schools top state candidates' agendas
9/30/04 p.28
8th District rematch 10/7/04 p.7
Feigen faces uphill battle against incumbent Beaubien
10/7/04 p.8
It's Peterson vs. Peterson in race for 26th Senate 10/7/04
p.9
Cremation claims heat up Lake coroner race 10/7/04 p.20
Coffelt, Nelson face off for second time 10/7/04 p.28
Library can't expand without adding funds 10/14/04 p.5
Clerk candidates eye ethics and office upgrades 10/14/04
p.7
Devine seeks re-election against stealth opponent 10/14/04
p.7
Political hirings rise as issue in Recorder of Deeds
contest 10/14/04 p.7
Sullivan, Shepherdson face off in 51st District 10/14/04
p.8
Tax rate hike would let village balance budget 10/14/04 p.9
State's attorney race puts Waller, Jacobs 10/14/04 p.114
Sabonjian takes issue with recorder's efficiency 10/14/04
p.116
Final push 10/21/04 p.7
Charges fly in countywide races 10/21/04 p.11
Bean slams Crane on environmental record 10/28/04 p.9
Lawyers rate judicial candidates 10/28/04 p.18
New era 11/4/04 p.5
Images of the campaign trail 11/4/04 p.7
Beaubien set to resume Illinois budget battle 11/4/04 p.8
William Peterson wins fifth term 11/4/04 p.8
Rejection of library expansion a surprise 11/4/04 p.9
Sullivan overcomes nasty campaign 11/4/04 p.9
Referendum defeat will likely result in higher fees
11/4/04 p.10
District 220 thinks residents not educated enough about its
needs 11/11/04 p.10
GOP already plans to oust Bean 11/11/04 p.11
Voter turnout high, but short of record 11/11/04 p.20
Reagle eyeing re-election bid 12/16/04 p.5
South Barrington slate announces run 12/16/04 p.6
Candidate filing begins Jan. 17 12/30/04 p.6
ELGIN ACADEMY
Veteran math teacher adds creativity to class 5/13/04 p.9
ELGIN, JOLIET & EASTERN RAILROAD
Lake-Cook crossing closing for five days 7/15/04 p.6
ELLIS, NICOLE
Medical examiner: shooting was suicide 1/1/04 p.9
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
Safer ways to dump e-waste says EPA 9/16/04 p.11
EPONA'S HAND
Epona's Hand; Carol Bieniek, owner 7/22/04 p.109
EXCALIBUR TECHNOLOGY CORP.
Company offers computer donations 7/1/04 p.6
Sharing technology 8/5/04 p.107
EXPRESSIONS OF HOPE
Bracelets spread message of hope 8/5/04 p.7
FACILISPACE
Facilispace, Sandy and Michael Steven, owners 10/21/04
p.109
FANNIE MAY
How sweet it was? 1/15/04 p.8
When sweet goes sour 1/29/04 p.6
FARRELL, AIMEE
Egg Harbor Café; Mike & Aimee Farrell, owners 2/19/04 p.95
FARRELL, MIKE
Egg Harbor Café; Mike & Aimee Farrell, owners 2/19/04 p.95
FEIGEN, LARRY
Democrat challenging Beaubien 5/20/04 p.6
Feigen faces uphill battle against incumbent Beaubien
10/7/04 p.8
FIBREGRAFIX SERVICES
Fibregrafix Services; Layne Smerdon, owner 6/10/04 p.109
FIDDLE CREEK
Taxation without representation 3/25/04 p.5
Lake Barrington trustee backs drainage district annexation
4/8/04 p.9
Objections to drainage district annexation grow 4/15/04 p.8
Drainage district won't annex area for now 4/22/04 p.7
Drainage district annexation put on hold 4/29/04 p.7
IEPA oks expansion 8/26/04 p.12
Lake Barrington, township appeal IEPA permit decision
9/9/04 p.8
Truce near in battle with sewage plant 12/16/04 p.7
An environmental victory 12/30/04 p.5
FINDLAY, JOEL
Additional charges filed against accused vandals 7/8/04
p.13
Vandals must pay for damage 8/12/04 p.14
FINISHING TOUCHES STUDIO
Finishing Touches Studio; Gail Kueker, owner 8/19/04 p.105
FINN'S FABRICS BY DYLLIS
Finns' Fabrics by Dyllis; Dyllis Braithwaite, owner 5/6/04
p.101
FIRES
Iroquois fire tragedy remembered 1/1/04 p.7
Fire displaces family at Christmas 1/1/04 p.10
Fire destroys South Barrington home 2/5/04 p.5
Elderly couple lucky to escape fire 10/7/04 p.10
Fire victims hope blaze prompts improved service 12/9/04
p.9
FISCHER, KEVIN
Kids learn the cost of doing business 7/22/04 p.7
FISHER, JOSH
Flying high at 16 4/29/04 p.10
FITTON, RUSSELL
Dentist, diver and inventor 4/1/04 p.7
FLETCHER, FRED
Veteran math teacher adds creativity to class 5/13/04 p.9
FLINT CREEK
Creek restoration still has some opposition 11/11/04 p.10
FOERSTERLING, FRED J.
Foersterling leaving Cuba assessor's post 7/29/04 p.12
FOREST GROVE ATHLETIC CLUB
Pulling strings 8/12/04 p.121
FORMAN, KIM
Trustees fighting for deer 12/9/04 p.5
FOX POINT (LAND SUBDIVISION)
Creek restoration still has some opposition 11/11/04 p.10
FRANCESCA RESTAURANTS
Restaurant cooks up interest in plaza 7/22/04 p.5
FREDDY CONNECT GOLF
Freddy Connect Golf; Fred Connect, owner 6/17/04 p.121
FREY, DAVID
Tower Lakes board gets another fresh face 11/25/04 p.11
FRIEDMAN, JACOB
Baby New Year arrives early, but Jacob Donald is healthy
1/8/04 p.10
FROMMEYER, ERIN
Fastest Filly 5/6/04 p.111
FRUSCELLA, TONI
The Mail Room; Toni Fruscella, owner 7/15/04 p.115
FU, JAMES
Geeks on Call; Bob Nash and James Fu owners 9/16/04 p.111
FULL CIRCLE PILATES STUDIO
Full Circle Pilates Studio; Sandy McKeown, owner 2/26/04
p.99
GARCIA, EDDIE, SPC.
Baby will greet soldier on next return 8/12/04 p.11
GARDEN CLUB OF INVERNESS
Garden club installs new officers 7/29/04 p.102
GARDINER, DEBBIE
New principal, administrator named 1/15/04 p.10
GARLANDS OF BARRINGTON
Garlands addition geared for memory-loss patients 7/1/04
p.8
Garlands spa promotes health living 12/30/04 p.97
GEEKS ON CALL
Geeks on Call; Bob Nash and James Fu owners 9/16/04 p.111
GENE ANN'S
Gene Ann's; Gene Ann Alberts, owner 10/28/04 p.111
GERDTS, KAT
Pulling strings 8/12/04 p.121
GESSERT, PAT
Family making sure needy receive proper Thanksgiving dinner
11/25/04 p.5
GIANNOPOULOS, PETER J., CPL
Soldier, scholar, son 11/18/04 p.5
Marine laid to rest 11/25/04 p.5
GIGI'S PLAYHOUSE
It's kept my sanity 6/3/04 p.7
GIRL SCOUTS OF AMERICA
Generations of Girl Scouts invited to March 12 reunion
3/4/04 p.24
Girls Scouts reminded they can be tomorrow's leaders
4/15/04 p.10
GOEBBERT'S PUMPKIN FARM
Suburb scenes, rural themes 10/7/04 p.99
GOMEZ, JAIME
Cops say burglary suspect wanted beer 9/23/04 p.11
GOOD SHEPHERD HOSPITAL
Public fund-raising effort begins 2/5/04 p.5
Book will highlight hospital's history 6/24/04 p.6
Hospital gets record donation 7/1/04 p.5
Good Shepherd awards scholarships 7/8/04 p.6
Wrongful death suit settled for $1.75 million 9/2/04 p.11
Finding a quick remedy 9/9/04 p.7
Art in the Barn volunteers hoping event tops $100,000
9/16/04 p.9
Art in the Barn still creates excitement 9/23/04 p.11
30th Art in the Barn the best show ever 9/30/04 p.10
Flu shots limited to high-risk people 10/14/04 p.22
Heart center needs donors to secure grant 10/14/04 p.30
GOVERNMENT
Libraries lobby pols on funding, privacy 2/19/04 p.8
Open space advocates worried about grant cuts 3/11/04 p.9
Vote gives push for amendment to constitution 3/25/04 p.7
Gun legislation moves forward in Springfield 3/25/04 p.11
Towns must act to qualify for security grants 9/9/04 p.11
GOVERNORS PARK
Students bringing garden to life 5/6/04 p.27
GRAFT, BILL
Lake Barrington office saga comes to an end 2/12/04 p.9
GRAFT, MICHAEL
Village wants bond money 1/1/04 p.9
GRAHAM, CLAYTON
Graham gets 21 months, $5,000 fine for mail fraud 7/1/04
p.10
GREENBERG, TERRI ZENNER
For the sake of a child 9/2/04 p.89
GRIFFIN, GARY
Kids in Action; Gary Griffin, owner 3/25/04 p.105
GROVE AVENUE SCHOOL
New landscaping has Grove glowing 6/24/04 p.11
Kids get sobering drug message 8/19/04 p.7
Grove carnival returns Friday 9/16/04 p.9
Nice weather gives Grove carnival big boost 9/23/04 p.7
HAGENBRING, TRUDY
Hagenbring's eye for beauty recalled 9/2/04 p.20
HAGER HOUSE
A true community effort 4/22/04 p.7
HAGER, TOM
Hager's Country Market; Tom Hager, owner 1/8/04 p.83
HAGER'S COUNTRY MARKET
Hager's Country Market; Tom Hager, owner 1/8/04 p.83
HAHN, TOM
Lake forest preserve has interim director 8/26/04 p.24
HAMELBERG, RON
Hamelberg being honored by county 4/8/04 p.6
HAMILTON PARTNERS
Retail center could replace CartonCraft headquarters
3/18/04 p.9
HAMILTON, ALEXA
Freshman breaks school 100 breaststroke record 9/16/04
p.124
HAMMOND, FRANCIS J.
Peter Daniel co-founder recalled for friendliness, retail
success 4/22/04 p.9
HANDS OF HOPE
Garden fair sets $150,000 goal for Hands of Hope 6/10/04
p.10
HANDYMAN PROS
Local company is lending seniors a helping hand 11/4/04
p.103
HANNAGAN, CAROL
Diamond Seafood; Carol and Patrick Hannagan, owners
5/13/04 p.117
HANNAGAN, PATRICK
Diamond Seafood; Carol and Patrick Hannagan, owners
5/13/04 p.117
HANOVER, JOHN
Changing medicine 9/16/04 p.99
HARLEM IRVING COMPANIES
Woods developer closes on land sale 4/29/04 p.6
HAROLD SQUARE (REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT)
Cook Plaza nearly over the hump 1/15/04 p.5
Cook Street correction 1/22/04 p.7
Cook Street Plaza earns final ok 4/29/04 p.11
Reagle won't slow down Cook Street project 5/6/04 p.7
HARPER COLLEGE
Communicating with customers 2/12/04 p.101
Harper College board oks tuition hike 2/26/04 p.11
Harper ponders degrees, dorms 5/6/04 p.11
Gala raises $75,000 for foundation 5/6/04 p.98
Debate continues on Harper degrees 5/20/04 p.11
Harper, Harvest help single moms 5/20/04 p.99
Students' artwork earns recognition 5/27/04 p.100
Legislators question Harper proposal 6/17/04 p.7
Trustees endorse degrees, limit money to lobby legislators
7/1/04 p.26
Building name becomes Avante 7/1/04 p.32
Budget plan would shift spending 7/15/04 p.11
Barton reflects on tenure as Harper College trustee
7/15/04 p.24
Builder joins Harper board 8/5/04 p.26
Harper plans higher levy despite tax cap 11/4/04 p.12
Finding their place again 11/4/04 p.89
New union wants combined talks 12/9/04 p.31
Santa Claus uses sign language 12/23/04 p.9
Harper extends Breuder's contract 12/30/04 p.9
HARRIS BANK
Algonquin Road bank robbed 6/3/04 p.8
HARVEST BIBLE CHAPEL
Harper, Harvest help single moms 5/20/04 p.99
HAYES, ELAINE
Back to court for the Jewel Tea controversy 2/5/04 p.7
Tea supporters get more time 2/12/04 p.9
HAYES, JAYNE
Body & Sol Salon; Jayne Hayes, owner 4/15/04 p.101
HAYES, WARREN
Back to court for the Jewel Tea controversy 2/5/04 p.7
Tea supporters get more time 2/12/04 p.9
HEALTH WORLD
Health World letting kids produce real TV 2/26/04 p.5
Kids get sobering drug message 8/19/04 p.7
HEINZ, JOHN
Heinz named a top public works leader 4/8/04 p.6
Top of the profession 11/11/04 p.36
HERMENING, SARAH
Aussie Pet Mobile; Tim & Sarah Hermeling, owners 12/2/04
p.107
HERMENING, TIM
Aussie Pet Mobile; Tim & Sarah Hermeling, owners 12/2/04
p.107
HERRMANN, MARY
Woman of the Year 1/29/04 p.8
HIGHLAND DAIRY FARM
Last of the hay barbers 9/30/04 p.7
HILL, DAVID
Builder joins Harper board 8/5/04 p.26
HJERTSTEDT, FRED
Board to appoint fill-in for trustee who resigned 2/19/04
p.8
HOERER, PAUL
Boand gets 20 years for role in drug-induced homicide
4/8/04 p.10
HOFFMAN ESTATES, ILL.
Barrington Road project snag will delay completion 8/19/04
p.109
HOFFMAN, STEVE
Willow Creek Alpacas; Steve Hoffman, owner 3/18/04 p.7
HOLISTIC ANIMAL HEALTH FAIR
Changing medicine 9/16/04 p.99
HOLLOWAY, LAURA
Holloway has grand time at St. Charles invite 10/14/04
p.123
HOLZ, DON
Owner says golf course has turned home into a hazard
9/9/04 p.5
Bombarded homeowner following through on suit against golf
club 9/30/04 p.10
HOMELESSNESS
Kitchen tour will help agency help homeless 6/3/04 p.10
HONQUEST FINE FURNISHINGS
Sale paving way for Honquest changes 9/2/04 p.6
Honquest Fine Furnishings; Richard Honquest, owner 9/23/04
p.111
HONQUEST, RICHARD
Honquest Fine Furnishings; Richard Honquest, owner 9/23/04
p.111
HOOVED ANIMAL RESCUE AND PROTECTIONS SOCIETY
Scout gives horse rescuers place to hang their saddles
8/12/04 p.9
HARPS putting some racks on sale 8/12/04 p.9
HORIZON FARMS
Conservation Trust project wins award 5/6/04 p.6
No injuries in Horizon Farms fire 5/13/04 p.10
HORSES
Full Circle Pilates Studio; Sandy McKeown, owner 2/26/04
p.99
HOSPICE OF NORTHEASTERN ILLINOIS
Fumes sicken hospice workers 2/26/04 p.10
Care exceeds expectations 7/29/04 p.7
Annual duck race produces $60,000 for hospice agency
8/12/04 p.10
HOUGH STREET SCHOOL
Making the grade 1/15/04 p.7
New principal, administrator named 1/15/04 p.10
Ready for a new adventure 5/27/04 p.7
Hough's new playground is on its way 7/22/04 p.6
Who did it? 9/23/04 p.33
Appreciation for art 10/21/04 p.23
HOUSING
Towns unsure how to meet housing law 9/23/04 p.7
Home, sweet home 9/23/04 p.8
Towns want local control [housing] 9/23/04 p.9
Towns model successful hosing programs 9/23/04 p.9
HULTMAN, AARON
Boy, 8, battles rare nerve disease 1/29/04 p.11
HULTMAN, GARY
Restaurant chain sponsors effort to aid ill boy's family
5/6/04 p.26
HUNTINGTON LEARNING CENTER
Huntington Learning Center; Dave & Chris Tilles; owners
1/29/04 p.91
ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
Finding their place again 11/4/04 p.89
ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
New trees must go: railroad officials say 6/3/04 p.10
ILLINOIS ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
IEPA oks expansion 8/26/04 p.12
Lake Barrington, township appeal IEPA permit decision
9/9/04 p.8
Truce near in battle with sewage plant 12/16/04 p.7
An environmental victory 12/30/04 p.5
ILLINOIS HIGH SCHOOL ASSOCIATION
Leveling the playing field 8/19/04 p.115
Private coaches learn multi-tasking 8/19/04 p.116
No guarantee IHSA recommendations will please all 8/19/04
p.116
Other states come up with ways to do right thing 8/19/04
p.117
Transferring not always about PT 8/19/04 p.117
Recruiting not always dirty word 8/19/04 p.118
Have mercy! Area coaches no fans of new IHSA slaughter
rule 12/30/04 p.107
ILLINOIS HOSPITAL REPORT ACT
Getting help picking a hospital 8/5/04 p.5
ILLINOIS PRESS ASSOCIATION
Pioneer wins 23 IPA awards 10/14/04 p.14
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS CENTER
International education 5/27/04 p.108
INVERNESS, ILL.
Inverness protects animals from guns 4/22/04 p.8
Inverness prepares to spend more, tap surplus reserves
5/6/04 p.10
Board sets aside money in case of emergencies 6/24/04 p.14
Soldier, scholar, son 11/18/04 p.5
IROQUOIS THEATER
Iroquois fire tragedy remembered 1/1/04 p.7
JACOBS, MICHAEL
State's attorney race puts Waller, Jacobs 10/14/04 p.114
JASON, BRIAN
Barn's beauty stuns new owners 12/9/04 p.113
JASON, VICTOR
Barn's beauty stuns new owners 12/9/04 p.113
JEFFREY PRIDE FOUNDATION
Child's death spurs event for cancer research benefit
2/19/04 p.13
JENNIFER MICHAEL'S HAIR STUDIO
Jennifer Michael's Hair Studio; Jennifer & Michael
Casavant, owners 7/1/04 p.109
JEWEL FOOD STORES
Judge continues hearing on Jewel Tea building 1/8/04 p.9
Jewel Tea project back on track 1/22/04 p.5
Back to court for the Jewel Tea controversy 2/5/04 p.7
Tea supporters get more time 2/12/04 p.9
Wrecking ball back in action 2/19/04 p.5
Being reduced to rubble 6/10/04 p.8
Survey backs vision for Jewel Tea 8/12/04 p.5
JEWEL TEA
Additional meeting will detail Jewel Tea park plan
10/21/04 p.8
Village gains land chunk coveted by library 12/9/04 p.5
People's park reflects public's input 12/9/04 p.7
JOHNSON, SUSAN
Memorial set for former Courier-Review columnist 9/9/04
p.10
JOURNEYS FROM PADS TO HOPE
Kitchen tour will help agency help homeless 6/3/04 p.10
JUUL-NIELSEN, ANASTASIA
Never too old to fall in love 4/15/04 p.7
KALEIDOSCOOPS ICE CREAM & MORE
KaleidoScoops Ice Cream & More; Raj Patel, owner 4/1/04
p.97
KALEIDOSCOPE SCHOOL OF ART
School of art moving April 19 4/1/04 p.6
KARAS, BEN
Injured hockey player's parents seek damages 7/15/04 p.9
KARAS, DEBBIE
Injured hockey player's parents seek damages 7/15/04 p.9
KARAS, ROBERT
Injured hockey player's parents seek damages 7/15/04 p.9
KARL, RICHARD
Karl to leave village post 1/1/04 p.5
KAZMIER, JOHN
House of 81,009 lights quite a sight 12/2/04 p.7
KELLER, RICHARD
Cremation claims heat up Lake coroner race 10/7/04 p.20
KENYON, JILL
BHS junior participated in teen beauty pageant 12/2/04 p.
KERCHBERGER, ERIC
Yale-bound runner gets read on rivals 6/24/04 p.124
KERR, MELISSA
Money matters 2/19/04 p.85
KIDS IN ACTION
Kids in Action; Gary Griffin, owner 3/25/04 p.105
KLEHM PROPERTY
Clock ticking on village, park district buying Klehm
parcels 1/22/04 p.7
Village, park district pursuing land buys 2/5/04 p.9
District eyes land for rec center 2/19/04 p.10
Sports complex plan takes step 4/15/04 p.8
Woods developer closes on land sale 4/29/04 p.6
Village officially owns 33 Klehm acres 6/17/04 p.6
KLEIDERMAN, JUDITH
Clerk candidates eye ethics and office upgrades 10/14/04
p.7
KLEIN, JAMES
Three killed in crashes 6/10/04 p.12
KNEPPER, SUE
Students bringing garden to life 5/6/04 p.27
KNICK, DENNIS
War poems appear after 30 years 1/8/04 p.B6
KOCOUREK, PATRICIA
Hospital gets record donation 7/1/04 p.5
KOCOUREK, WAYNE
Hospital gets record donation 7/1/04 p.5
KOENIGSKNECHT, JOSEPH
New principal, administrator named 1/15/04 p.10
KOSTKA, WARREN
Bassi survives tough campaign 3/18/04 p.5
KRAEGER, JOSHUA
Wrongful death suit settled for $1.75 million 9/2/04 p.11
KRAEGER, JOYCE
Wrongful death suit settled for $1.75 million 9/2/04 p.11
KUEKER, GAIL
Finishing Touches Studio; Gail Kueker, owner 8/19/04 p.105
LAFARGE LIFELONG LEARNING PROGRAM
LaFarge targets lifelong learners 9/9/04 p.9
LAKE BARRINGTON MEDICAL ARTS LLC
Lake Barrington office saga comes to an end 2/12/04 p.9
LAKE BARRINGTON WOODS (REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT)
Residents raise money for youth services 1/1/04 p.6
Never too old to fall in love 4/15/04 p.7
LAKE BARRINGTON, ILL.
Village wants bond money 1/1/04 p.9
Lake Barrington office saga comes to an end 2/12/04 p.9
Lake Barrington fire station opening 2/26/04 p.6
Fire district targeting new site 3/11/04 p.5
Former ComEd center will become third fire station 3/18/04
p.9
Taxation without representation 3/25/04 p.5
Swim coach still being probed 4/8/04 p.5
Lake Barrington trustee backs drainage district annexation
4/8/04 p.9
Delcore to face gearing, grand jury 4/15/04 p.6
Objections to drainage district annexation grow 4/15/04 p.8
Fire station needs special use ok 4/22/04 p.5
Drainage district won't annex area for now 4/22/04 p.7
Drainage district annexation put on hold 4/29/04 p.7
Special use approved for new fire station 4/29/04 p.7
New parcel targeted for school 7/15/04 p.7
Reindl likely leaving Lake Barrington job 7/15/04 p.12
District 220 getting closer to land buy 8/12/04 p.5
Office complex or school? 8/19/04 p.5
IEPA oks expansion 8/26/04 p.12
Husband insists neglect did not cause wife's death 9/2/04
p.8
Lake Barrington, township appeal IEPA permit decision
9/9/04 p.8
Search begins for Reindl's successor 9/16/04 p.5
Land use proposals underwhelm panel 9/16/04 p.10
Talon make [sic] new pitch to plan commission 10/21/04 p.12
Plan commissioner joins Lake Barrington board 10/21/04 p.14
Richardson announces run for village president 11/18/04 p.8
New administrator called a star 11/25/04 p.5
Panel opposes office building project 11/25/04 p.11
New fire station up and running 12/16/04 p.5
Truce near in battle with sewage plant 12/16/04 p.7
An environmental victory 12/30/04 p.5
LAKE COUNTY FOREST PRESERVE DISTRICT
Forest Preserve adopts budget 7/8/04 p.18
Money for new preserves almost gone 8/12/04 p.7
Lake forest preserve has interim director 8/26/04 p.24
County gains link in Des Plaines Trail 9/2/04 p.108
Board close to settlement with fired executive director
9/23/04 p.116
Bonner Farm to open Oct. 10 9/30/04 p.103
Forest preserve land acquired 11/4/04 p.19
Burning to make the preserves better 11/18/04 p.117
LAKE COUNTY, ILL.
Gavel finally falls in new branch court 1/22/04 p.11
County seeks support for sales tax increase 1/22/04 p.12
Sales tax hike would fund roadwork 3/4/04 p.22
Sales tax hike for Lake roads loses 3/18/04 p.11
Taxation without representation 3/25/04 p.5
Lake Barrington trustee backs drainage district annexation
4/8/04 p.9
Drainage district won't annex area for now 4/22/04 p.7
Lake Republicans elect new leader 4/22/04 p.12
Drainage district annexation put on hold 4/29/04 p.7
SWALCO plans hazardous waste collections in county 4/29/04
p.19
RTA overhaul plan concerns officials 6/24/04 p.18
Sheriff's K-9 dog dies 7/8/04 p.19
Bat tests positive for rabies virus 7/15/04 p.18
Wild west [Lake County Fair] 7/22/04 p.11
Birthing center gives county fair new look 7/29/04 p.30
No road referendum on November ballot 9/2/04 p.107
Work to begin soon on northern branch court 9/23/04 p.116
School district not benefiting from tax objection payment
10/28/04 p.8
Lake County unlikely to pursue property tax assessment
freeze 10/28/04 p.9
Lines drawn for leadership positions in Lake County
11/18/04 p.117
Schools may benefit from county's new impact fees 11/25/04
p.8
Lake County sets agenda, many Democrats absent 12/16/04 p.9
Plan aims to reduce construction debris 12/23/04 p.19
2004 top stories 12/30/04 p.10
LAKEWOOD HOMES
Village wants bond money 1/1/04 p.9
LAND USE
Land use proposals underwhelm panel 9/16/04 p.10
LANGENDORF PARK
Man charged with sexual assault 7/1/04 p.11
LARUE, ART
Schools miss DARE officer 1/15/04 p.9
LASALLE BANK
LaSalle Bank comes to South Barrington 9/30/04 p.98
LAUGAL, MIKE
Laugual gives teammates big life at Lakewood 10/28/04 p.125
LAW
Gavel finally falls in new branch court 1/22/04 p.11
Animal will power 4/15/04 p.91
Measure toughens penalty for drivers guilty of hill hopping
5/13/04 p.8
Bill would restrict use of wireless cameras 5/13/04 p.13
Good intentions pave road to HIPAA 6/10/04 p.99
Getting help picking a hospital 8/5/04 p.5
State drops writing, social science tests 8/5/04 p.8
Durbin urges changes to federal Patriot Act 8/19/04 p.110
Towns unsure how to meet housing law 9/23/04 p.7
Home, sweet home 9/23/04 p.8
Towns want local control [housing] 9/23/04 p.9
Towns model successful hosing programs 9/23/04 p.9
Teachers' early retirement benefit may face revision
12/16/04 p.10
LEE, KARIN
BHS senior named Presidential Scholar 6/3/04 p.6
LEICHTER, LEO
Prominent car dealer recalled as a friend 12/23/04 p.14
LETO, GLENN
A fascinating experience 4/29/04 p.27
LEVIN, NICOLE
Boand convicted in drug death 2/26/04 p.5
Boand gets 20 years for role in drug-induced homicide
4/8/04 p.10
LEVY, LYLE
Jeweler: downtown luster has dulled 1/8/04 p.5
Penelope's drawn to Deer Park 3/11/04 p.10
LIBERTY PRAIRIE CONSERVANCY
Taking up the open space cause 12/9/04 p.26
LIBRARIES
When overdue notices aren't enough 7/8/04 p.11
Libraries honor 9/11 with voter registration 9/2/04 p.107
LICHTENSTEIN, JEFF
Board silly 3/4/04 p.105
LIKENS, JEFF
Back on top 1/22/04 p.105
LONG GROVE, ILL.
Chocolate on parade at Long Grove festival 4/29/04 p.12
LOPEZ, LAURA
Still shooting for the stars 2/5/04 p.11
LUNDY, MIKE
Lundy's Dollhouses and Miniatures; Pat and Mike Lundy,
owners 3/18/04 p.113
LUNDY, PAT
Lundy's Dollhouses and Miniatures; Pat and Mike Lundy,
owners 3/18/04 p.113
LUNDY'S DOLLHOUSES AND MINIATURES
Lundy's Dollhouses and Miniatures; Pat and Mike Lundy,
owners 3/18/04 p.113
LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE ATONEMENT
Lutheran church adds staff member 7/29/04 p.98
LUTHER-JESCHKE, LESLIE
Caring capacity attracts new United Way director 4/1/04 p.9
M. GOODMAN LANDSCAPES
Local landscaper brings tree transplanting to a new level
8/26/04 p.106
MAHER, CHRISTOPHER
Fatal crash remains under investigation 8/12/04 p.12
MAKRAY MEMORIAL GOLF CLUB
Revamped Thunderbird adding new clubhouse 3/25/04 p.8
Where grass is greener 7/29/04 p.115
Owner says golf course has turned home into a hazard
9/9/04 p.5
Bombarded homeowner following through on suit against golf
club 9/30/04 p.10
MANN, LINDA
Persistent lottery player finally hits the jackpot 12/9/04
p.8
MANNIX, SHEILA
Ethics complaint dismissed 6/24/04 p.8
MARCUS, JONATHAN
Passenger hurt when car flips 4/8/04 p.11
Recent crash victims have been lucky to walk away 4/22/04
p.10
MARSHALL, ERIC
Marshall draws notice with win in title game 5/27/04 p.122
MARSHALL, NEAL
Plan commissioner joins Lake Barrington board 10/21/04 p.14
MARTIN, CHRISTOPHER A.
New administrator called a star 11/25/04 p.5
MATTHEWS, DAPHNE
Navy reservist praises district administrators 1/22/04 p.9
MAURAIS, JIM
Couple [Maurais] celebrates 60 years 10/7/04 p.105
MAURAIS, MAGGIE
Couple [Maurais] celebrates 60 years 10/7/04 p.105
MAY, JIM
Nothing like a good story 10/28/04 p.27
MAZESKI, KELLY
North Barrington names trustee 3/25/04 p.10
Trustees fighting for deer 12/9/04 p.5
MCCAMMON, MARIANELA
Stop the music 4/8/04 p.8
MCCOMBIE, PAULA
McCombie filling Ariola's board seat 12/9/04 p.12
MCCOY, MAC
Churches join effort to help soldiers 6/3/04 p.11
Correction to story of 6/3/04 6/10/04 p.6
MCCOY, PAT
Churches join effort to help soldiers 6/3/04 p.11
Correction to story of 6/3/04 6/10/04 p.6
MCENROE, JOHN
Sauer filling McEnroe's seat 7/15/04 p.5
MCHENRY COUNTY, ILL.
Spraying slated to halt spread of gypsy moth 5/6/04 p.26
Recorder's office warning of firm charging more for copy of
deed 9/2/04 p.29
Pulling out all the stops 12/2/04 p.11
MCKEOWN, SANDY
Full Circle Pilates Studio; Sandy McKeown, owner 2/26/04
p.99
MCKILLEN, KATIE
McKillen adopts a winning attitude 1/22/04 p.107
McKillen captures 3 events at regional 2/12/04 p.117
McKillen ascends four places on beam at State 2/26/04 p.111
MCPIKE, BRIAN
Man charged with assaulting officer 2/26/04 p.13
MEDIEVAL TIMES
Witness now, the sport of kings 9/23/04 p.95
MEIJER
Job seekers flock to new Meijer store 3/25/04 p.12
MELISSA THODOS AND DANCERS
Lessons in dance 1/22/04 p.23
MELOY, PAT
District 220 teachers honored 11/4/04 p.6
MENDOZA, DONN
New principal picked to lead Station Campus 3/18/04 p.14
MENHEER, LORRAINE, SR.
Friends helping friends 2/12/04 p.89
MESIROW STEIN REAL ESTATE
Village, park district pursuing land buys 2/5/04 p.9
District eyes land for rec center 2/19/04 p.10
Sports complex plan takes step 4/15/04 p.8
Woods developer closes on land sale 4/29/04 p.6
MESSERLI, STEVE
Lake forest preserve has interim director 8/26/04 p.24
MEYER, TERRI
Pewter Por Favor; Terri Meyer, owner 9/2/04 p.103
MEYERS, PATTY
Nails, Etc.; Patty Meyers, owner 4/29/04 p.101
MICHAL'S FINE JEWELRY
Michal's Fine Jewelry; Nate Casement, owner 2/5/04 p.95
Suspect in Michal's heist may have been nabbed 2/26/04 p.14
MIDLANDS (LAND SUBDIVISION)
Vote set for restricted-use cricket field 11/18/04 p.6
MILLER, MATISSE
Miller makes most of makeshift 9/30/04 p.113
MIZANIN, MATT
Gymnastics coach wins twice 4/1/04 p.107
MOEHLMANN, MATT
Matt's the man 2/19/04 p.105
MONTESSORI CHILDREN'S HOUSE
Montessori teacher's legacy earns national recognition
7/29/04 p.9
MONTRIE, JUSTIN
Board silly 3/4/04 p.105
MOORE, EUGENE
Political hirings rise as issue in Recorder of Deeds
contest 10/14/04 p.7
MOSER, GEORGE
Moser leading Power to Heal 12/2/04 p.12
MUELLER, BLAKE
District 220 teachers honored 11/4/04 p.6
MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS (DISEASE)
Patient's class helps others with MS get fit 4/22/04 p.5
MUNDELEIN, ILL.
Gavel finally falls in new branch court 1/22/04 p.11
MY BEST FOOT FORWARD
My Best Foot Forward; Noelle Cellini, owner 6/24/04 p.109
NAFF, GRETCHEN
Search begins for CLC head after Naff 3/25/04 p.28
NAILS, ETC.
Nails, Etc.; Patty Meyers, owner 4/29/04 p.101
NASH, BOB
Geeks on Call; Bob Nash and James Fu owners 9/16/04 p.111
NATIONAL AMATEUR DODGEBALL ASSOCIATION
Dodgeball: it's a big hit 9/30/04 p.89
NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP CORPORATION
Merit Scholarship Corporation names college recipients
7/22/04 p.27
NATIONAL PARK SERVICE
History makers 4/8/04 p.87
NATIONAL-LOUIS UNIVERSITY
Local couple establish scholarship 3/25/04 p.23
NEGUS, JEFF
Teen film ventures down Cuba Road 7/15/04 p.B6
NELSON, MARY
Coffelt, Nelson face off for second time 10/7/04 p.28
NELSON, RODICA
Shabby & Chic Décor; Rodica Nelson, owner 5/20/04 p.109
Correction to story of 5/20/04 [Shabby & Chic Décor}
6/3/04 p.6
NEW GENERATIONS
Where kids can be kids 2/12/04 p.8
Art project bridges generation gap 3/25/04 p.7
NOENS, MICHAEL
Teen film ventures down Cuba Road 7/15/04 p.B6
NOISE POLLUTION
Noise pollution another cause for life's stresses 7/8/04
p.8
Counties aim to keep things quiet 7/8/04 p.8
Towns have own noise restrictions 7/8/04 p.9
Correction to story of 7/7/04 7/15/04 p.6
NORGE SKI CLUB
Top flight 9/23/04 p.26
NORTH BARRINGTON SCHOOL
Students meet pen pal home from Iraq 4/1/04 p.11
NORTH BARRINGTON, ILL.
North Barrington nixes Tower Lakes police pact 1/1/04 p.8
Board to appoint fill-in for trustee who resigned 2/19/04
p.8
Starkey puts off appointing trustee 2/26/04 p.10
North Barrington names trustee 3/25/04 p.10
Village trying to get accurate deer count 3/25/04 p.14
Kids learn as school burns its back yard 4/8/04 p.5
Starkey stepping down 4/15/04 p.5
Village joins fight against school site 4/29/04 p.9
Parker vows to serve rest of Starkey's term 6/3/04 p.5
Sauer filling McEnroe's seat 7/15/04 p.5
Wynstone gets ok to bow hunt deer 11/25/04 p.9
Thinning deer heard fuels emotions 12/2/04 p.5
Trustees fighting for deer 12/9/04 p.5
NORTHERN ILLINOIS SPECIAL RECREATION ASSOCIATION
Contributions provide minibus for NISRA 11/25/04 p.
NORTHWEST CHICAGOLAND REGIONAL AIRPORT
Airport seeks local customers 1/22/04 p.95
NORVICH, STEVE
Former resident a bridge master 6/24/04 p.98
NUYTTENS, MICHAEL P.
Man charged with sexual assault 7/1/04 p.11
O'CONNELL, DREW
Major-league teams draft three former Broncos 6/10/04 p.123
O'NEIL, RYAN
Dad remembers son trying to get on the right path 1/15/04
p.6
Coroner's jury finds heroin killed teenager 3/11/04 p.14
OSMOND, JOANN
Lake Republicans elect new leader 4/22/04 p.12
OVER, MATT
Scary injury puts Barrington loss in perspective 8/5/04
p.131
PADULA, RICHARD
Syclo, Richard Padula, owner 12/23/04 p.91
PALATINE PARK DISTRICT
Golfing with discs 8/26/04 p.91
PALATINE RURAL FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT
Township seeks new fire board member 9/2/04 p.13
Fire districts exploring partnership 12/30/04 p.11
PALATINE TOWNSHIP, ILL.
CD-ROM helps people locate social services 7/29/04 p.23
Township seeks new fire board member 9/2/04 p.13
PALATINE, ILL.
Good-bye old Nellie's 1/29/04 p.B5
It's curtains for Village Theatre 3/18/04 p.B3
Deer Park fighting Palatine plan to construct strip mall
4/1/04 p.10
PAPPAS, CHRISTOPHER
Husband insists neglect did not cause wife's death 9/2/04
p.8
PAPPAS, LAUREL
Husband insists neglect did not cause wife's death 9/2/04
p.8
PARKER, CRAIG
Parker vows to serve rest of Starkey's term 6/3/04 p.5
PATEL, RAJ
KaleidoScoops Ice Cream & More; Raj Patel, owner 4/1/04
p.97
PAYTON FLORAL COMPANY
Florist's work on display at Million 8/12/04 p.6
PENELOPE'S JEWELRY
Jeweler: downtown luster has dulled 1/8/04 p.5
Penelope's drawn to Deer Park 3/11/04 p.10
PEPPER CONSTRUCTION
Village gains land chunk coveted by library 12/9/04 p.5
Pepper not interested in selling library land 12/30/04 p.14
PERRY, CELMA
Montessori teacher's legacy earns national recognition
7/29/04 p.9
PERTUSSIS (DISEASE)
County warns of pertussis 7/15/04 p.14
PETERSON, NANCY
It's Peterson vs. Peterson in race for 26th Senate 10/7/04
p.9
PETERSON, WILLIAM
It's Peterson vs. Peterson in race for 26th Senate 10/7/04
p.9
William Peterson wins fifth term 11/4/04 p.8
PEWTER POR FAVOR
Pewter Por Favor; Terri Meyer, owner 9/2/04 p.103
PHELPS, DAVID
Crane's GOP challenger makes environmental pitch 3/4/04 p.7
PHILLIPS MEN'S WEAR
Making room for the bank 10/21/04 p.10
PIAGENTINI, RAY
Students taste a different world 1/29/04 p.27
PIONEER PRESS
Union authorizes Pioneer strike 1/8/04 p.85
Pioneer wins 23 IPA awards 10/14/04 p.14
PITZENBERGER, STEFAN
Three killed in crashes 6/10/04 p.12
PLUM, LORRAINE
Ready for a new adventure 5/27/04 p.7
POHLMAN, DAN
Major-league teams draft three former Broncos 6/10/04 p.123
POL, THERESE
Daughter secures dad's missing war medals 6/3/04 p.11
POLICE
North Barrington nixes Tower Lakes police pact 1/1/04 p.8
Police pension fund question may end up on March ballot
1/8/04 p.9
Schools miss DARE officer 1/15/04 p.9
Voters urged to answer police pension question 2/26/04 p.11
Police department earns national accreditation 4/1/04 p.14
Cops hosting open house 5/20/04 p.6
Smoothing out the bumps 5/20/04 p.7
Gun lock donations promote safety 7/8/04 p.10
Officer devoted three decades to Barrington Hills 8/19/04
p.12
More kids saying yes to drugs 11/11/04 p.5
PRIDE, JEFFREY
Child's death spurs event for cancer research benefit
2/19/04 p.13
PROFORMA CENTURY PROMOTIONS
Proforma Century Promotions; George & Peggy Curran, owners
9/30/04 p.97
PROJECT CHILDSAFE
Gun lock donations promote safety 7/8/04 p.10
PROTECT OUR INVESTMENT IN EDUCATION
Group pushing District 220 referendum 10/14/04 p.11
PTASINKSKI, KRYSTINA
Trust fund donations not tax-deductible 6/24/04 p.6
Community ensuring girl stays in college 7/22/04 p.6
PTASINSKI, KAREN
Three killed in crashes 6/10/04 p.12
More than a tragedy 6/17/04 p.5
PTASINSKI, KRYSTINA
More than a tragedy 6/17/04 p.5
RANDALL, LINDSAY
Softball player scores with equipment drive for school
11/11/04 p.8
REAGAN, RONALD
Reagan hailed as inspiration 6/10/04 p.11
REAGLE, MARSHALL
Reagle's candidacy could be decided today 1/15/04 p.9
Reagle short on signatures 1/22/04 p.5
Reagle appoints attorney despite setback in court 1/22/04
p.7
Reagle's bid for state rep comes to end 2/5/04 p.6
Judge wants Reagle, board to compromise 3/4/04 p.12
Judge may rule on Reagle suit today 3/18/04 p.10
Hearing on Reagle suit rescheduled 3/25/04 p.9
Ruling on Reagle suit likely coming in June 4/15/04 p.11
Reagle won't slow down Cook Street project 5/6/04 p.7
Board still trying to settle Reagle's suit 6/10/04 p.11
Ruling on Reagle's suit has both sides claiming victory
6/17/04 p.8
Reagle, board will be back in court 7/8/04 p.5
Reagle rejects board's legal deal 7/22/04 p.5
Reagle suit back in court 8/12/04 p.12
Reagle looks to reduce bills by firing lawyers 8/19/04 p.10
Officials awaiting ruling on lawyers 9/9/04 p.9
Reagle, board still split over attorney 9/23/04 p.13
Suit targets TIF district 9/23/04 p.14
No end to the bickering 9/30/04 p.5
Trustees accuse Reagle of obstructing projects 10/14/04
p.14
Disgruntled Reagle issues yet another doomed veto 10/28/04
p.10
Cook Street Plaza project will proceed 11/18/04 p.6
Reagle eyeing re-election bid 12/16/04 p.5
Reagle's lawsuit tossed 12/23/04 p.5
REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT
Cook Plaza nearly over the hump 1/15/04 p.5
Jewel Tea project back on track 1/22/04 p.5
Clock ticking on village, park district buying Klehm
parcels 1/22/04 p.7
Cook Street correction 1/22/04 p.7
Back to court for the Jewel Tea controversy 2/5/04 p.7
Village, park district pursuing land buys 2/5/04 p.9
Village opposes development 2/12/04 p.6
Lake Barrington office saga comes to an end 2/12/04 p.9
Tea supporters get more time 2/12/04 p.9
Wrecking ball back in action 2/19/04 p.5
District eyes land for rec center 2/19/04 p.10
Wamberg project moves another step toward reality 3/4/04
p.10
Owner: My land is not for sale 3/4/04 p.11
Engineers won't consider bypass for Wamberg project
3/18/04 p.8
Retail center could replace CartonCraft headquarters
3/18/04 p.9
Village oks land purchase 3/18/04 p.14
Panel approves senior housing plan 4/1/04 p.5
Board oks senior housing project 4/15/04 p.5
Woods developer closes on land sale 4/29/04 p.6
Cook Street Plaza earns final ok 4/29/04 p.11
Reagle won't slow down Cook Street project 5/6/04 p.7
Village finalizes purchase of land 6/3/04 p.14
Village officially owns 33 Klehm acres 6/17/04 p.6
District 220 getting closer to land buy 8/12/04 p.5
Office complex or school? 8/19/04 p.5
Willow Creek Church seeks to fill 3 wetlands 9/2/04 p.28
Start of plaza construction even has developers stunned
9/30/04 p.9
Making room for the bank 10/21/04 p.10
Cook Street Plaza project will proceed 11/18/04 p.6
Proposed condo plan too big 11/18/04 p.9
CVS drive-through gets green light 11/18/04 p.11
Panel opposes office building project 11/25/04 p.11
People's park reflects public's input 12/9/04 p.7
REED, AARON
Reed ready to lead Bronco herd to State 5/27/04 p.123
REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY
RTA overhaul plan concerns officials 6/24/04 p.18
REINDL, JOHN
Reindl likely leaving Lake Barrington job 7/15/04 p.12
Search begins for Reindl's successor 9/16/04 p.5
RELAY FOR LIFE
This year's Relay for Life already at the starting line
2/5/04 p.9
Relay for Life sprints to exceed $2 million for cancer
research 2/19/04 p.12
Teaming up to fight cancer 5/6/04 p.7
Sunny mood reigns over wet Relay for Life 6/17/04 p.5
RENTER, DEBRA, DR.
Bank showing support for troops 8/5/04 p.6
RETTGER, ROBBY
Scout gives horse rescuers place to hang their saddles
8/12/04 p.9
HARPS putting some racks on sale 8/12/04 p.9
REYES, TONY
Retail center could replace CartonCraft headquarters
3/18/04 p.9
RICHARD A. PERRITT CHARITABLE FOUNDATION
BACOA will get $50,000 if it can raise same amount 9/2/04
p.29
RICHARDS, JASON
Tomlinson belonged to Golden Age of Broncos basketball
1/29/04 p.101
Short and bittersweet 1/29/04 p.101
RICHARDSON, KEVIN
Richardson announces run for village president 11/18/04 p.8
RICHARDSON, LOIS
Lutheran church adds staff member 7/29/04 p.98
RIEFKE, CONNIE
Cricket Classics; Connie Riefke and Patricia Cohen, owners
8/12/04 p.109
RIENDEAU, CHERYL
Local couple establish scholarship 3/25/04 p.23
RIENDEAU, RUSSELL
Local couple establish scholarship 3/25/04 p.23
ROADS
Opinions sought on bike path plan 3/25/04 p.5
Officials reconsidering bike paths on Cuba Road 5/6/04 p.9
Lake-Cook crossing closing for five days 7/15/04 p.6
Cuba Road repairs under way 7/15/04 p.6
Residents fighting Plum Tree widening 7/15/04 p.8
Teen film ventures down Cuba Road 7/15/04 p.B6
Barrington Road project snag will delay completion 8/19/04
p.109
No road referendum on November ballot 9/2/04 p.107
Big changes afoot for area tollways 9/30/04 p.26
Oil spill knots up traffic 10/7/04 p.10
Route 14/Kelsey Road intersection finally a safer place for
motorists 10/28/04 p.10
Pulling out all the stops 12/2/04 p.11
ROCKFORD, ILL.
Airport seeks local customers 1/22/04 p.95
ROG, LEO
Daughter secures dad's missing war medals 6/3/04 p.11
ROMETTY, JULIE
Student recognized as a young leader 10/21/04 p.14
RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE CHARITIES
Grant gives Cowboy Dreams a boost 12/16/04 p.101
ROSLYN ROAD SCHOOL
Principal hoping book brings school together 8/5/04 p.10
Music program will benefit from Roslyn PTO fund-raiser
9/23/04 p.28
Roslyn Road seeks unwanted cell phones 12/9/04 p.6
ROTTER, JOEL
Zoning chair joins Deer Park board 3/25/04 p.13
ROUMELIOTIS, SAM
The Canteen; Sam Roumeliotis, owner 1/15/04 p.89
Correction to article of 1/15/04 1/22/04 p.6
RYKOFF, DEBRA
Changing medicine 9/16/04 p.99
SABONJIAN, DANA
Sabonjian takes issue with recorder's efficiency 10/14/04
p.116
SAFEHOUSE FARM
Animal lover keeps herd happy 6/24/04 p.7
SAL AND CARVAO (RESTAURANT)
Communicating with customers 2/12/04 p.101
SALEM UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
Church hoping expansion gains notice 8/26/04 p.5
Salem United dedicating playground 9/16/04 p.116
SALISBURY, JILL
El: Environmental Language, Jill Salisbury, owner 3/4/04
p.95
SALZENSTEIN, COLLIN
Salzenstein maintains level approach to game 7/8/04 p.117
SAUER, BRUCE
Sauer filling McEnroe's seat 7/15/04 p.5
SAVANNAH OF LAKE BARRINGTON (LAND SUBDIVISION)
Village wants bond money 1/1/04 p.9
SCARY STORY CONTEST
Winners 10/21/04 p.B33
SCHAUMBURG, ILL.
Treasurer's report 10/21/04 p.C24
SCHEURER, WILLIAM
Novice seeking Dems' nomination 3/4/04 p.8
SCHILLER, ROBERT
State superintendent: we do a superb job 1/29/04 p.5
SCHMIDT, DAVID
Schmidt says village needs a leader 10/7/04 p.5
SCHNEPF, CONNIE
Fire victims hope blaze prompts improved service 12/9/04
p.9
SCHNEPF, PAUL
Fire victims hope blaze prompts improved service 12/9/04
p.9
SCHOLL, MIKE
Workshop of Barrington; Mike Scholl, owner 4/8/04 p.95
SCHULD, AL
Officer devoted three decades to Barrington Hills 8/19/04
p.12
SCHULTS, DAVID F.
David F. Schultz Associates; David F. Schultz, owner
11/25/04 p.115
SEMLA, FAITH
Semla named Valiant Woman 6/24/04 p.113
SERENO, PAUL
Fossil finder 2/19/04 p.23
SHABBY & CHIC DÉCOR
Shabby & Chic Décor; Rodica Nelson, owner 5/20/04 p.109
Correction to story of 5/20/04 6/3/04 p.6
SHELDON, CHRIS
Love-all 6/24/04 p.121
SHEPHERD, DOYLE
Deer Park fighting Palatine plan to construct strip mall
4/1/04 p.10
SHEPHERDSON, NANCY
Sullivan, Shepherdson face off in 51st District 10/14/04
p.8
SHIFRIN, VLADIMIR
North Star Jewelry; Vladimir Shifrin and Alex Babitsky,
owners 10/7/04 p.111
SHIN, YOON
Theme II Grills & Things; Yoon Shin & Mijin Cho, owners
10/14/04 p.109
SIEBERT, JIM
Heating and beating are blacksmith's skills 11/11/04 p.7
SIKH RELIGIOUS SOCIETY
Sikhs invite residents to join celebration 9/2/04 p.14
SIMMONS, DAMIAN
District 220 teachers honored 11/4/04 p.6
SINGH, UDAY, SGT.
Ultimate sacrifice 1/22/04 p.10
SKOIEN, GARY
Skoien hopes to strengthen Cook County GOP 4/22/04 p.11
SKOKIE HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL FOUNDATION OF ILLINOIS
Holocaust Foundation honors Rosenberg, Kudan 11/18/04 p.7
Funds generated for new museum 11/18/04 p.12
SKOPEK ORTHODONTICS
Orthodontist enticing kids to help g