Barrington Area Library: 2003 Index of Barrington Courier Review
Barrington Courier-Review Index 2003
ABBATE, JOSEPH
Abbate to take Shotts' board seat 9/4/03 p.5
ABBOTT FARM
Barrington Hills, Duda go to trial Monday 9/11/03 p.7
Village awaiting ruling on disconnection bid 9/25/03 p.12
ACCIDENTS
Driver ticketed in fatal crash 1/9/03 p.6
Pilot blames engine failure for crash 1/9/03 p.7
No injuries in school bus mishap on slick road 2/6/03 p.11
Underage driver critically hurt; charged with DUI 5/22/03
p.14
Accident leaves family in grief 6/12/03 p.9
She [Kelly McKinnell] lived life to the fullest 7/3/03 p.7
City tragedy has suburbs grieving 7/3/03 p.7
McKinnell's family suing porch owner 7/10/03 p.6
Another suit filed in porch collapse case 7/17/03 p.14
Driver escapes injury when truck rolls over 9/18/03 p.14
Man lives after truck crushes car 10/16/03 p.8
ADCO VAN & STORAGE
Fire District wants to grab Adco land 5/22/03 p.11
ADLER, ANGIE
Pair try to spotlight law they championed 1/2/03 p.11
AEROTEC
Graham's trial to begin in November 2/27/03 p.6
AIDS (DISEASE)
The language of prevention 5/29/03 p.77
AIR POLLUTION
Getting irritated by the air 8/7/03 p.16
Asthmatic runner keeps going in spite of bad air 8/7/03
p.16
Counties' air quality get poor marks 8/7/03 p.17
How to curb air pollution 8/7/03 p.21
AL-AZHAR ISLAMIC FOUNDATION
Islamic group converting home into cultural center 3/20/03
p.9
ALCOHOL AND YOUTH
Sending a message 1/23/03 p.23
Underage driver critically hurt; charged with DUI 5/22/03
p.14
ALDEN OF BARRINGTON, LLC.
Governor's Park sold to the Alden Group 12/18/03 p.102
ALEXIAN BROTHERS
Turning to Madison Avenue 8/14/03 p.89
ALLISON, CURTIS M.
Board unified on Irvin's successor 5/29/03 p.5
Village manager vows to stay out of politics 7/31/03 p.5
Allison on the hot seat 10/2/03 p.5
Allison paid to go away 10/9/03 p.5
The chain of events 10/9/03 p.5
Board refutes rumors about manager's firing 10/16/03 p.12
ALS (DISEASE)
Baseball players helping battle ALS 5/8/03 p.9
AMERICAN HARVEST COOKING SCHOOL
American Harvest Cooking School; David Koelling, owner
1/30/03 p.91
AMERICAN LEGION POST 158
Post 158 earns top seed for district playoffs 7/17/03 p.108
Top-seeded Post 158 hosts district final 4 7/24/03 p.100
ANDERSON, CYNTHIA
Area woman sharing her craft to better life of poor in
Mexico 7/31/03 p.9
ANDERSSON, CRAIG
Skating on thin ice 4/3/03 p.103
ANIMAL HOUSE SHELTER
Shelter rescues, reforms animals 5/22/03 p.93
ANIMALS
Dogs have their day at forest preserves 11/6/03 p.91
Troublesome tenants 5/1/03 p.83
ANIMALS, TREATMENT OF
Animal lovers angered by traps 5/8/03 p.5
New animal control rules viewed as a positive step 5/8/03
p.5
LBS owners pay for trapping 5/8/03 p.8
Shelter rescues, reforms animals 5/22/03 p.93
No more welcome mat [Canada geese] 7/10/03 p.8
We've created a goose Mecca 7/10/03 p.9
Village not sure if deer are a problem 8/28/03 p.5
ANNEXATION (MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT)
South Barrington disconnects 83 acres 4/17/03 p.6
Frustrated developers unsure of next moves 5/22/03 p.9
Barrington Hills, Duda go to trial Monday 9/11/03 p.7
Village awaiting ruling on disconnection bid 9/25/03 p.12
Judge tossing out developer's lawsuit 10/2/03 p.12
Officials hoping judge reverses Duda ruling 10/30/03 p.7
First ruling coming in Klehm litigation 11/20/03 p.8
ANNIVERSARIES
Hajosts mark diamond anniversary 3/6/03 p.87
Counseling service [Family Service of Barrington Area]
marking 35 years 5/8/03 p.6
St. Anne School turns 75 5/29/03 p.6
Book review club [Barrington Area Book Review Club] marks
50 years of stimulating reading 5/29/03 p.10
Cutting Hall to celebrate 75th 9/11/03 p.B3
Chuck Hines [40th anniversary] 10/30/03 p.33
APPEL, GENE, REV.
Associate pastor joining Willow Creek 2/27/03 p.6
ARDENTE, JOHN
South Barrington asks for summary judgment 3/13/03 p.6
First ruling coming in Klehm litigation 11/20/03 p.8
ARIE, JAMES
Barrington taps new fire chief 3/6/03 p.5
ARIE, JIM
New fire chief living a dream 4/24/03 p.7
ARJMAN, DARIO
Mikey's Pizza Kitchen; Dario Arjmand, owner 12/25/03 p.87
ARLINGTON PARK (RACETRACK)
Bringing back fans Arlington's priority 5/15/03 p.36
ARNETT C. LINES SCHOOL
Students meet Michelangelo 1/9/03 p.21
Learning to weave a tale 2/27/03 p.23
Glad they were born here 10/30/03 p.29
AVLON PROPERTY
South Barrington disconnects 83 acres 4/17/03 p.6
AZNAVOORIAN, ANI
Homecoming concert for cellist 1/9/03 p.B3
BACHNER, DON
Church adds Stephen Ministry leader 5/8/03 p.96
BAGGETT, RICHARD
Tower Lakes loses, gains a trustee 10/23/03 p.6
BALLARD, KATE
Super saddler 9/4/03 p.83
BALLENGER, ANDREW
Man admits using credit card number to defraud 5/22/03 p.14
BARBARA B. ROSE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Kids reach out to give the needy a holiday meal 11/27/03
p.5
BARKER, GEORGE
Pilot blames engine failure for crash 1/9/03 p.7
BARNES AND NOBLE
Book store celebrating release of newest Harry Potter story
6/19/03 p.8
Fans jam store for Harry Potter's latest adventure 6/26/03
p.12
BARRINGTON FILLIES (TRACK TEAM)
Runners stand out as school's best 10/23/03 p.123
BARRINGTON FILLIES (VOLLEYBALL CLUB)
Spicer's serves give Fillies jump on Eagles 11/6/03 p.116
BARRINGTON HIGH SCHOOL
Students hope war protest sends message 3/13/03 p.11
BARRINGTON MIDDLE SCHOOL--PRAIRIE CAMPUS
School nurse is ready to serve country 2/6/03 p.5
BARRINGTON AREA ARTS COUNCIL
For the love of art 6/12/03 p.B3
BARRINGTON AREA BOOK REVIEW CLUB
Book review club marks 50 years of stimulating reading
5/29/03 p.10
BARRINGTON AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Public Works director earns Carol Beese Award of Merit
2/6/03 p.9
Area charities announce holiday wish list 12/4/03 p.7
BARRINGTON AREA COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS
Reagle heading BACOG board 7/10/03 p.6
BACOG has concerns about expansion of sewage treatment
plant 11/13/03 p.18
BARRINGTON AREA COUNCIL ON AGING
Realtors backing annual garden walk for BACOA 6/26/03 p.9
BACOA, Harper trying to meet seniors' quest for education
7/31/03 p.10
BACOA names seniors to annual Hall of Fame 8/7/03 p.35
Seniors join forces to lift morale of troops in Iraq
11/20/03 p.9
BARRINGTON AREA DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL
Area charities announce holiday wish list 12/4/03 p.7
BARRINGTON AREA HISTORICAL SOCIETY
Jewel Tea work temporarily stopped 12/18/03 p.7
BARRINGTON AREA LIBRARY
Area libraries awarded grants 1/23/03 p.84
Friends of the Library stocked for book sale 2/20/03 p.5
Library already conforms with internet filtering law
6/26/03 p.10
Book sale a gigantic success 7/17/03 p.9
Gigantic book sale this weekend 10/30/03 p.6
Library board eyeing building expansion 4/24/03 p.7
Hard drive histories 4/24/03 p.73
BARRINGTON AREA SOCCER ASSOCIATION
BASA aims to build indoor soccer fields 7/3/03 p.9
BARRINGTON AREA UNITED WAY
United Way helping coordinate volunteerism 1/16/03 p.11
Barrington Area United Way keeping independent status
11/13/03 p.10
United Way's Endorf to retire 12/4/03 p.8
United Way thrilled with 2002 campaign 4/24/03 p.14
BARRINGTON BREAKFAST ROTARY CLUB
Rotarians welcome chance to experience foreign view
12/4/03 p.10
BARRINGTON BRONCOS (BASEBALL CLUB)
Baseball renaissance comes to end 6/12/03 p.112
BARRINGTON BRONCOS (BASKETBALL CLUB)
Broncos hang on for first win in MSL West 12/25/03 p.93
Family man 4/24/03 p.95
BARRINGTON BRONCOS (FOOTBALL CLUB)
Seeger's summer passing by quickly 7/17/03 p.110
Keeping up with the Fillies 11/6/03 p.113
BARRINGTON BRONCOS (HOCKEY CLUB)
Stingy defense pays off in hockey team's first title
3/6/03 p.103
BARRINGTON BRONCOS (LACROSSE CLUB)
Bronco lacrosse team advances to semifinals 5/29/03 p.97
BARRINGTON BRONCOS (SOCCER CLUB)
Start the celebration 10/23/03 p.121
BARRINGTON BRONCOS (SWIM TEAM)
One more time 12/18/03 p.115
Divers plunge to top-3 sweep at Lake County meet 12/25/03
p.94
Kleyn helps Barrington take fourth at meet 1/16/03 p.101
Same old story 2/20/03 p.107
Broncos go crazy at Barrington Sectional swim meet 2/27/03
p.99
Seniors' finish is picture perfect 3/6/03 p.103
BARRINGTON BRONCOS (TRACK TEAM)
Champs spread around points 3/27/03 p.103
Broncos make best of what they brought to relays 5/8/03
p.115
Broncos cashes in its chances to win first MSL crown
5/22/03 p.107
BARRINGTON BRONCOS (VOLLEYBALL CLUB)
Masterson's rise almost Jordan-esque 5/1/03 p.108
BARRINGTON BRONCOS (WRESTLING CLUB)
McArthur, Monek collect more medals at MSL meet 2/6/03
p.109
McArthur returns to Barrington with regional title 2/13/03
p.112
McArthur defeats familiar for berth Downstate 2/20/03 p.108
McArthur advances to semifinals at Moore/Prettyman 12/4/03
p.113
BARRINGTON BRONCOS (HOCKEY CLUB)
Two Strausses better than one 2/20/03 p.110
BARRINGTON CAREER CENTER
More jobless turn to Career Center 2/27/03 p.9
BARRINGTON COMMUNITY UNIT SCHOOL DISTRICT 220
No holiday break for them 1/2/03 p.8
Herrmann may be on the move 1/9/03 p.5
School board will have new makeup 1/9/02 p.5
Herrmann is staying 1/16/03 p.5
District may choose their own holidays 1/16/03 p.7
Students being asked to give District advice 1/16/03 p.8
Tonniges leaves school board 1/16/03 p.10
Spaces available for District 220 focus groups 1/23/03 p.10
High school putting report cards online 1/30/03 p.7
District 220 unaffected by new law helping military
recruiters 1/30/03 p.9
Slew of fund-raisers set 1/30/03 p.21
Oliver appointed to school board 2/13/03 p.5
Grove Avenue, Sunny Hill getting air conditioning 2/13/03
p.10
District 220 revamping summer school 2/20/03 p.5
Pool of substitute teachers swelling 2/27/03 p.12
Substitute teacher criteria not difficult 2/27/03 p.13
District 220 may add programs to assist struggling students
3/6/03 p.5
District 220 approves new student fees 3/6/03 p.6
District 220 candidates air views at forum 3/13/03 p.12
School avoiding war talk 3/27/03 p.5
Raises approved for employees 3/27/03 p.6
Economy slowing enrollment growth 3/27/03 p.14
Freeman, Church, Battle prevail in District 220 4/3/03 p.9
Etzel will lead school board 4/10/03 p.9
State gives District 220 strong financial rating 4/17/03
p.10
District in line for Title I funds 4/17/03 p.10
District 220 won't tolerate hazing 5/22/03 p.5
District 220 to launch new programs 5/22/03 p.6
District 220 administrators taking on expanded roles
5/22/03 p.8
Fashion designer featured at foundation fund-raiser 6/5/03
p.9
Rowley happy to come home for event 6/5/03 p.9
District 220 contract talks to last through summer 6/5/03
p.10
School board oks improvement funds 6/12/03 p.6
District 220 outlines academic milestones 6/26/03 p.7
Policy makes all types of hazing unacceptable 7/17/03 p.5
District 220 sells unused property 7/17/03 p.6
District 220 passes tentative budget 7/17/03 p.10
Tight school space not a big worry for residents 7/17/03
p.11
Air conditioning tops District 220 work 7/24/03 p.7
Tentative deal struck in District 220 7/31/03 p.7
District 220 marks 30 years of unity 8/21/03 p.7
Proceeds from District 220 foundation double 8/21/03 p.7
Board ratifies deal with teachers 8/21/03 p.8
How much is too much 8/28/03 p.7
Schools experience calm opening 8/28/03 p.8
District 220 names new administrator 9/4/03 p.6
District 220 getting funds to assist at-risk students
9/4/03 p.8
Bus service files for bankruptcy 9/18/03 p.5
District 220 unlikely to take stance on community center
9/18/03 p.9
School year lengthened by a day 9/25/03 p.6
District 220 earns communications awards 9/25/03 p.6
District 220 budget up 7.9 percent 9/25/03 p.7
District 220 staying out of Jewel Tea debate 9/25/03 p.10
Board defends Battle's vote on Jewel Tea letter 10/2/03
p.14
District 220 running out of room for garbage 10/9/03 p.8
District 220 getting help with finances 10/23/03 p.6
District 220 enrollment growing faster than expert
anticipated 10/23/03 p.8
District 220 wants stronger bullying policy 10/30/03 p.7
Policy specifies felons can't help in classrooms 11/6/03
p.24
District 220 test scores on the rise 11/13/03 p.5
District 220 identifies possible site for construction of
new school 11/20/03 p.8
Nine schools on repair list 12/4/03 p.5
Schools benefit from defunct French exchange program
12/4/03 p.8
New board policy defines bullying 12/11/03 p.14
District 220 expects 4 percent levy increase 12/25/03 p.6
Seven vying to contribute in District 220 3/20/03 p.7
Strategic plan progressing 4/24/03 p.10
District 220 begins contract talks 4/24/03 p.10
BARRINGTON COUNTRYSIDE FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT
Fire District close to buying property for third station
5/15/03 p.9
Fire District wants to grab Adco land 5/22/03 p.11
New location sought for Lake Barrington station 6/12/03 p.5
Search for fire station site gets frustrating 8/7/03 p.11
Fire District pursuing temporary station site 8/21/03 p.11
BCFPD seeking trustee successor 9/4/03 p.12
Temporary site for new fire station 10/23/03 p.6
Fire lieutenants weary of waiting for raises 10/23/03 p.10
A failure to communicate? 10/30/03 p.5
Fire officers may unionize 11/20/03 p.5
BARRINGTON EDUCATION ASSOCIATION
District 220 contract talks to last through summer 6/5/03
p.10
Tentative deal struck in District 220 7/31/03 p.7
Board ratifies deal with teachers 8/21/03 p.8
BARRINGTON FARMS (REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT)
Officials hoping judge reverses Duda ruling 10/30/03 p.7
BARRINGTON FILLIES (BASKETBALL CLUB)
Fillies bide their time in opening victory 2/20/03 p.109
Not half bad 12/25/03 p.91
BARRINGTON FILLIES (GOLF TEAM)
Kerns captures her fourth state golf berth 10/16/03 p.121
BARRINGTON FILLIES (GYMNASTICS CLUB)
Gymnasts make return to finals 2/27/03 p.99
BARRINGTON FILLIES (LACROSSE CLUB)
Loving the game 6/19/03 p.109
BARRINGTON FILLIES (SOCCER CLUB)
Taking a fresh look 5/22/03 p.105
Giving blank stares 5/1/03 p.105
BARRINGTON FILLIES (SOFTBALL CLUB)
Two for one 5/29/03 p.93
Extra drama 6/12/03 p.111
Twite catches fire at AFA tourney 7/17/03 p.109
BARRINGTON FILLIES (SWIM TEAM)
Cast of characters carry Fillies to own invite title
10/16/03 p.124
Fillies comfortable with 12th MSL title in a row 11/6/03
p.115
A cut above 11/27/03 p.101
BARRINGTON FILLIES (TENNIS TEAM)
Fillies look picture perfect at MSL 10/16/03 p.121
Tennis team surprises with 6th at State meet 11/6/03 p.117
BARRINGTON FILLIES (TRACK TEAM)
Fiduccia proves she's prepared 5/8/03 p.115
Fiduccia is distance runners' best pal 5/22/03 p.106
Runners return from Wisconsin with pair of titles 10/30/03
p.133
Numbers add up to back-to-back wins 11/6/03 p.115
Worth the wait in gold 11/13/03 p.137
BARRINGTON FILLIES (VOLLEYBALL CLUB)
Fillies extend their MSL title streak to four 10/30/03
p.131
Back to Normal: Fillies make repeat trip to State
11/13/03 p.140
Two for the show 11/20/03 p.113
BARRINGTON FIRE DEPARTMENT
Barrington taps new fire chief 3/6/03 p.5
Firemen learning new ropes 6/12/03 p.10
New fire chief living a dream 4/24/03 p.7
BARRINGTON HIGH SCHOOL
Obsuszt named athletic director 1/16/03 p.12
Enjoying a little play time 1/16/03 p.23
BHS considering having Fillies become Broncos 1/23/03 p.9
Sending a message 1/23/03 p.23
Group wants to renovate stadium 2/6/03 p.11
Fashion show celebrates diversity 2/13/03 p.27
What freedom means 2/20/03 p.23
High school getting set to stage Les Miserables 2/27/03 p.7
Students jump to action during lock-down drill 3/6/03 p.11
Differing views on war voiced at concert 3/27/03 p.7
Artist uses chalk, talk to inspire kids 4/3/03 p.25
BHS singers achieve international acclaim 4/10/03 p.8
Counselor's humanitarian efforts earn state honor 4/10/03
p.10
Students want Filly nickname retained 5/8/03 p.9
First Barrington 500 a learning experience 5/8/03 p.11
Nutritious lunches high in calories 5/15/03 p.7
Vending machines profitable, but hurt diet 5/15/03 p.7
Class of 2003 has its moment 6/5/03 p.7
Graduating class 6/5/03 p.13
Artist conveys American Pride 6/5/03 p.25
Foundation dedicates physics playground 6/12/03 p.6
DeYoung will miss raw energy of school 6/12/03 p.7
Student honored for first video and it's all a blur
6/12/03 p.13
Science experiment sets off sprinkler, BHS classroom
suffers water damage 7/10/03 p.10
Sanchez consumed by Bronco football 8/21/03 p.113
Parents propose stadium renovations 9/4/03 p.6
Donations sought to fund students' documentary 9/11/03 p.14
Homecoming week brings out school spirit 10/2/03 p.5
Homecoming queen stunned by selection 10/9/03 p.5
Annual powder puff game played for a good cause 10/9/03
p.14
Students want break in traffic 10/9/03 p.27
A more fulfilling career 10/23/03 p.27
Planning for the future 11/13/03 p.33
Tour of houses boosts after-prom activities 11/20/03 p.12
Honor roll 11/20/03 p.18
Off and running 11/27/03 p.23
Schools benefit from defunct French exchange program
12/4/03 p.8
BHS will renovate kitchen this summer 12/11/03 p.6
Kids see they really will use math 12/18/03 p.23
Students send holiday gifts to city kids 12/25/03 p.9
Students go to the tape to promote recycling 5/1/03 p.8
Barrington 500 first stadium fund-raiser 5/1/03 p.9
BARRINGTON HILLS CONSERVATION TRUST
Barrington Hills group to protect land 4/3/03 p.6
Farm land protected from development 12/4/03 p.11
BARRINGTON HILLS RIDING CLUB
Ride-a-thon to assist conservation 5/15/03 p.9
BARRINGTON HILLS, ILL.
Pilot blames engine failure for crash 1/9/03 p.7
Low density main issue in Barrington Hills 3/6/03 p.7
Barrington Hills group to protect land 4/3/03 p.6
Coin flip may decide third winner in Barrington Hills
4/3/03 p.10
Luck ends up on Horne's side 4/10/03 p.5
Panel near decision on Wamberg project 4/17/03 p.13
Panel puts conditions on Wamberg project 5/22/03 p.8
Shelter rescues, reforms animals 5/22/03 p.93
Traffic issues at top of Wamberg project 6/5/03 p.10
Towns mulling Wamberg land swap 6/19/03 p.9
Wambergs oppose possible land swap 7/10/03 p.13
District 220 sells unused property 7/17/03 p.6
Treasurer's report 8/14/03 p.96
Barrington Hills cops probing burglaries 8/21/03 p.14
Traffic concerns delaying land-swap deal 9/4/03 p.7
Vote on Wamberg development tabled 9/11/03 p.6
Barrington Hills, Duda go to trial Monday 9/11/03 p.7
Village examining its backup power 9/18/03 p.14
Village awaiting ruling on disconnection bid 9/25/03 p.12
Road to be dedicated Sunday 9/25/03 p.106
A failure to communicate? 10/30/03 p.5
Officials hoping judge reverses Duda ruling 10/30/03 p.7
Cops probing home invasion 10/30/03 p.26
Wambergs confident new plan will be ok'd 11/6/03 p.5
Graham trial slated to begin next month 11/13/03 p.6
Hoffman lawsuit is strictly business 11/13/03 p.11
Farm land protected from development 12/4/03 p.11
Police working toward national accreditation 12/4/03 p.13
Woman found dead in lake 12/11/03 p.5
Islamic group converting home into cultural center 3/20/03
p.9
BARRINGTON HURRICANES (SOFTBALL CLUB)
National championship blows Hurricanes' way 7/31/03 p.109
BARRINGTON JUNIOR WOMEN'S CLUB
Barrington Junior Women buying bikes for Safety Town
1/30/03 p.10
BARRINGTON LIONS CLUB
Lions Club's mission visible at golf event 4/17/03 p.12
BARRINGTON MEMORIAL PARK
Funding for Memorial Park gets big boost 5/22/03 p.5
Golf tourney will help build Barrington Memorial Park
6/26/03 p.14
Memorial Park to be dedicated September 11 9/4/03 p.5
Honoring everyday heroes 9/18/03 p.7
Groundbreaking set for Memorial Park 4/24/03 p.6
BARRINGTON MIDDLE SCHOOL--PRAIRIE CAMPUS
Daughter in charge while mom serves U.S. 6/5/03 p.5
Schools benefit from defunct French exchange program
12/4/03 p.8
Honor roll 12/18/03 p.24
Students show support for troops 4/10/03 p.27
Honor roll 4/10/03 p.28
Teacher ending long fun 39-year ride 5/29/03 p.5
Family relieved Navy nurse back in the U.S. 7/3/03 p.14
Commander ma'am is back 10/2/03 p.7
Students catch case of Cubs fever 10/16/03 p.7
Author's adventures captivate kids 11/6/03 p.23
Breakfast with veterans gives students educational serving
11/13/03 p.8
Honor roll 4/24/03 p.18
BARRINGTON MIDDLE SCHOOL--STATION CAMPUS
Station boys bring home first title 6/5/03 p.120
Schools benefit from defunct French exchange program
12/4/03 p.8
Take a breath and relax 2/6/03 p.25
Honor roll 3/6/03 p.26
Events bring World War II to life 5/8/03 p.23
Author's adventures captivate kids 11/6/03 p.23
Schmechtig helping school renovate courtyard 12/11/03 p.101
Students bring holiday cheer to Governor's Park residents
12/18/03 p.9
Honor roll 5/1/03 p.27
BARRINGTON PARK DISTRICT
Jewel Tea demolition targeted for July 5/15/03 p.11
Village wants action on Jewel Tea 6/5/03 p.5
Commission gives more time for Jewel Tea plan 6/12/03 p.8
Reluctant officials agree to discuss Jewel Tea idea
6/12/03 p.9
Board says no to community center 6/19/03 p.5
Demonstrators want demolition 6/26/03 p.5
Master plan changed to show space for park 6/26/03 p.5
Jewel Tea hearing will resume July 8 6/26/03 p.14
Jewel Tea issue back to village board 7/10/03 p.11
Days numbered for Gray Lady 7/17/03 p.5
Park District near contract for Jewel Tea demolition
8/28/03 p.9
Park board searching for successor to Welch 9/11/03 p.11
Rometty named to park board 9/18/03 p.10
Contract to demolish Jewel Tea coming 9/25/03 p.6
District 220 staying our of Jewel Tea debate 9/25/03 p.10
Contract awarded for Jewel Tea demolition 10/2/03 p.10
State says Gray Lady can go 10/23/03 p.5
Community center architect only interested in Jewel Tea
property 11/13/03 p.32
Another plea being made to save Jewel Tea 11/27/03 p.11
Park board moving ahead with Jewel Tea demolition 12/4/03
p.9
Gray Lady starts tumbling down 12/11/03 p.5
Jewel Tea work temporarily stopped 12/18/03 p.7
Sides at impasse over Jewel Tea fate 12/25/03 p.5
BARRINGTON POLO FOR CHARITIES
Top polo players competing in fight against breast cancer
7/17/03 p.10
Polo challenge generates $65,000 for breast cancer 7/31/03
p.14
BARRINGTON SADDLERY
Barrington Saddlery; Richard Stephenson, owner 4/24/03 p.85
BARRINGTON SWIM CLUB
Molzahn leads BSC to 3rd at senior championships 8/7/03
p.121
BARRINGTON TAILOR SHOP
Barrington Tailor Shop; Gary and Jolly Dandona, owners
11/20/03 p.101
BARRINGTON TOWNSHIP, ILL.
Delinquencies 1/16/03 p.98
2-year delinquent tax list 10/2/03 p.119
BARRINGTON TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
Bus service files for bankruptcy 9/18/03 p.5
BARRINGTON UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
Church seeking donation of grand piano 1/2/03 p.10
Methodist Church to open this weekend 2/27/03 p.6
Easter marks new beginning for BUMC 4/17/03 p.7
Medical privacy laws testing patience of clergy 6/26/03
p.11
BUMC to have some fun five years after fire 10/2/03 p.11
BARRINGTON VILLAGE CHORALE
Village Chorale going to Prague 8/14/03 p.12
BARRINGTON YOUTH DANCE ENSEMBLE
The Nutcracker takes stage starting Friday 12/4/03 p.12
BARRINGTON YOUTH SERVICES
BYS receives $10,000 grant 1/9/03 p.6
Agency's clients stressed about economic hardship 2/27/03
p.11
$5,000 grant helping BYS mentor Hispanics 12/4/03 p.14
BARRINGTON, ILL.
Benefits stalling talks with cops 1/2/03 p.5
Smiddy running for trustee 1/2/03 p.10
Special counsel says Reagle cannot get rid of legal firms
1/9/03 p.8
Bily taking his case to trial 1/9/03 p.14
Consultant will be used in manager search 1/16/03 p.5
Critics give Reagle an earful 1/16/03 p.7
Inverness looking into hiring own cops 1/23/03 p.7
Workers undecorate the village 1/23/03 p.11
Reagle's lawyer asked to give written opinion 1/30/03 p.9
Band's fans putting hula hoops on signs 1/30/03 p.12
Public Works director earns Carol Beese Award of Merit
2/6/03 p.9
Cook Street developers given more time to secure tenants
2/13/03 p.8
June 30 deadline set for Inverness to decide on cops
2/13/03 p.11
Inverness hires ex-Palatine chief to study police service
2/20/03 p.9
Village nixes Burpee land deal 2/27/03 p.5
Videotape gives cops lead on bank robber 2/27/03 p.5
New police pact brings sighs of relief 2/27/03 p.7
Stricken officer settles lawsuit against village 3/6/03
p.14
Weak economy increasing squeeze on village budget 3/13/03
p.5
Towns ready to respond to disaster 3/27/03 p.7
Veterans see protests as misguided efforts 3/27/03 p.9
Candidates agree civility needs to return to Barrington
board 3/27/03 p.10
Village helping plant sale upsets merchants 3/27/03 p.13
A deal for Motor Werks 3/27/03 p.91
Barrington trustee race is no contest 4/3/03 p.5
Burger business targeting former Dairy Queen site 4/10/03
p.10
Board, Reagle hope to put business first 4/10/03 p.11
Board salutes Dunn's service, sense of humor 4/17/03 p.8
Panel near decision on Wamberg project 4/17/03 p.13
Study: separate police force cheaper 4/17/03 p.99
Police study gets mixed reviews 5/8/03 p.13
Houlihan's wants Barrington-area location 5/8/03 p.103
Residents fuming over flooding 5/15/03 p.5
Panel puts conditions on Wamberg project 5/22/03 p.8
Board unified on Irvin's successor 5/29/03 p.5
Honoring America's fallen heroes 5/29/03 p.7
Village wants action on Jewel Tea 6/5/03 p.5
New Metra station dedicated 6/5/03 p.6
Traffic issues at top of Wamberg project 6/5/03 p.10
Another Catlow deal falters 6/12/03 p.5
Hearing postponed in drug death case 6/12/03 p.6
Commission gives more time for Jewel Tea plan 6/12/03 p.8
Reluctant officials agree to discuss Jewel Tea idea
6/12/03 p.9
Board says no to community center 6/19/03 p.5
Inspirational Relay for Life raises $278,000 6/19/03 p.5
Towns mulling Wamberg land swap 6/19/03 p.9
Police issue splits Inverness as deadline nears 6/19/03
p.11
Monkeypox not viewed as a serious threat here 6/19/03 p.14
Treasurer's report 6/19/03 p.104
Demonstrators want demolition 6/26/03 p.5
Master plan changed to show space for park 6/26/03 p.5
Plenty of fun in store at Fourth of July fest 6/26/03 p.8
Realtors backing annual garden walk for BACOA 6/26/03 p.9
Jewel Tea hearing will resume July 8 6/26/03 p.14
Inverness keeping Barrington police 7/3/03 p.5
Area experiencing fewer thefts 7/10/03 p.5
Residents enjoy fun-filled Fourth 7/10/03 p.7
Jewel Tea issue back to village board 7/10/03 p.11
Group hopes concert series boosts business 7/10/03 p.12
Wambergs oppose possible land swap 7/10/03 p.13
RSVP's may be coming down 7/10/03 p.14
Days numbered for Gray Lady 7/17/03 p.5
Sidewalk Days offering sensational sales 7/24/03 p.7
Village manager vows to stay out of politics 7/31/03 p.5
Annual treasurer's report 7/31/03 p.102
Sidewalk Days brings family home 8/7/03 p.5
Listhartkes may yield on bike path 8/21/03 p.5
Neighbors say Listhartke project will prove harmful
8/28/03 p.9
Park District near contract for Jewel Tea demolition
8/28/03 p.9
Memorial Park to be dedicated September 11 9/4/03 p.5
Traffic concerns delaying land-swap deal 9/4/03 p.7
Businesses surviving sidewalk repairs 9/11/03 p.5
Vote on Wamberg development tabled 9/11/03 p.6
Plaza builders still expect to break ground this year
9/11/03 p.10
Honoring everyday heroes 9/18/03 p.7
Listhartke project earns board's ok 9/25/03 p.5
Allison on the hot seat 10/2/03 p.5
Allison paid to go away 10/9/03 p.5
The chain of events 10/9/03 p.5
Community invited to join CROP walk 10/9/03 p.6
Residents getting some relief 10/9/03 p.7
Striking haulers, garbage firms go to mediation 10/9/03 p.7
Reagle mulling new lawsuit 10/9/03 p.10
Freight crossing will be closed for construction 10/9/03
p.12
Reagle ready to sue board again 10/16/03 p.5
Garbage fees likely going up 10/16/03 p.8
Board refutes rumors about manager's firing 10/16/03 p.12
Correction to story of 10/16/03 10/23/03 p.6
Lawler serving as village manager until April 2005
10/30/03 p.5
Reagle doubts budget figures 11/6/03 p.5
Wambergs confident new plan will be ok'd 11/6/03 p.5
Reagle still leaning toward suing board 11/13/03 p.5
Fire officers may unionize 11/20/03 p.5
Village clarifying when staff can work, play golf 11/20/03
p.7
Village manager dispute heats up 11/27/03 p.5
Ringing up taxes for consumers 11/27/03 p.7
Santa's early arrival draws big crowd 12/4/03 p.5
Holiday helpers 12/4/03 p.91
Living up to tradition 12/11/03 p.7
Reagle views his authority being usurped 12/11/03 p.7
Fire truck replaces reindeer at event 12/11/03 p.10
Supply of flu vaccine quickly dwindling 12/11/03 p.11
Board overrides Reagle's veto 12/18/03 p.6
Board won't pay Reagle's legal fees 12/18/03 p.11
Barrington adopts $2.9 million tax levy 12/25/03 p.6
2003 top 10 stories 12/25/03 p.7
Judge throws out most of mayor's suit 12/25/03 p.9
Board votes to pay village attorney 3/20/03 p.10
Sales tax losses strike all areas 4/24/03 p.5
Groundbreaking set for Memorial Park 4/24/03 p.6
Burger King stops serving Barrington 5/1/03 p.5
Board veto overrides irritate Reagle 5/1/03 p.5
BARRINGTON, ILL.--AUTHORS
Rowley to launch new book in Chicago 11/13/03 p.6
Barrington native pens swell ways to liven up the holidays
12/11/03 p.8
BARRINGTON, ILL.--HISTORY
Sharing stories about landmarks 4/10/03 p.85
Benson pens area's history 10/2/03 p.9
BATTLE, BRIAN
Freeman, Church, Battle prevail in District 220 4/3/03 p.9
Board defends Battle's vote on Jewel Tea letter 10/2/03
p.14
BAUER, JEREMY
Scout's project stocks food pantry 4/24/03 p.23
BEAN, MELISSA
Challenger files to face Crane in March primary 12/18/03
p.10
BEAUBIEN, MARK
Beaubien gets GOP leadership role 1/16/03 p.6
Crane, Beaubien running again 12/11/03 p.6
Reagle taking on Beaubien 12/18/03 p.10
BECK LAKE DOG FRIENDLY AREA
Dogs have their day at forest preserves 11/6/03 p.91
BENSON, BARBARA
Benson pens area's history 10/2/03 p.9
BERKOWITZ, MIKE
Developer clears obstacle to erect offices 10/16/03 p.7
BICYCLING
Cyclist goes for dirt and gravel trail 10/30/03 p.9
BILTMORE COUNTRY CLUB
Trustee wants public access to club in exchange for use of
village land 1/16/03 p.9
Land swap idea with club sinks under much resistance
1/30/03 p.10
Feedback requested on wastewater issue 3/13/03 p.6
North Barrington approves Biltmore proposal 4/3/03 p.6
BILY, WILLIAM
Bily taking his case to trial 1/9/03 p.14
Bily claims mistreatment while in police custody 1/23/03
p.8
Judge rules cops did not coerce Bily's statements 3/6/03
p.12
Judge blames Bily for officer's death 5/8/03 p.14
BLAIR, CRISTY
Bone 'Jour; Cristy Blair, owner 4/17/03 p.95
BOAND, JOSHUA
Men accused of allowing teen to die 1/30/03 p.5
Boand pleads not guilty in overdose death of girl 2/13/03
p.12
Hearing postponed in drug death case 6/12/03 p.6
Prosecutor says suspect in girl's death won't get break to
testify against pal 9/18/03 p.9
BOG THEATRE
It's curtains for Bog Theatre 5/29/03 p.B3
BOLCHAZY, LADISLAUS
Balchazy-Carducci Publishers; Ladislaus and Marie Balchazy,
owners 1/2/03 p.B3
BOLCHAZY, MARIE CARDUCCI
Balchazy-Carducci Publishers; Ladislaus and Marie Balchazy,
owners 1/2/03 p.B3
BOLCHAZY-CARDUCCI PUBLISHERS
Balchazy-Carducci Publishers; Ladislaus and Marie Balchazy,
owners 1/2/03 p.B3
BONE 'JOUR
Bone 'Jour; Cristy Blair, owner 4/17/03 p.95
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
Scouts earning Eagle badges 11/27/03 p.6
Scout's project stocks food pantry 4/24/03 p.23
BRATCHER, J.D.
Inverness hires ex-Palatine chief to study police service
2/20/03 p.9
BREAUX, MIKE, REV.
Willow Creek Church selects new minister 7/24/03 p.6
BREUDER, ROBERT
Harper trustees delay president's retirement plans 9/4/03
p.26
BROBERG MARSH
Marsh melodies 5/22/03 p.81
BRONCOJACK'S (RESTAURANT)
Bronco Jack's opens after small fire Monday 1/30/03 p.5
BURGER KING (RESTAURANT)
Burger King stops serving Barrington 5/1/03 p.5
BURPEE COMPANY
Village nixes Burpee land deal 2/27/03 p.5
BUSINESS
Sales tax losses strike all areas 4/24/03 p.5
Merchants seeing anti-French sentiment 4/10/03 p.7
BUSINESS ENTERPRISES
Balchazy-Carducci Publishers; Ladislaus and Marie Balchazy,
owners 1/2/03 p.B3
Coaching Consortium; Kris Ziele, owner 1/2/03 p.77
Correction to story of 1/2/03 1/9/03 p.6
Interior Makeovers by Redesign; Joanne Wallace, owner
1/16/03 p.89
Yogawerks; Chad Satlow, owner 1/23/03 p.89
American Harvest Cooking School; David Koelling, owner
1/30/03 p.91
Mephisto; Natalya Kesel and Ben Kuznetsov, owners 2/6/03
p.97
Junk Warehouse; Lori O'Callaghan and Heidi Flanagan, owners
2/13/03 p.99
Fancy Art, George Vodin, owner 3/6/03 p.89
Out'a Sight Storage Barn, Chip Walterman, owner 3/13/03
p.91
Tastefully Yours; David and Karrin DaBoll, owners 4/10/03
p.95
Bone 'Jour; Cristy Blair, owner 4/17/03 p.95
Kurt Saphir Pianos, Dennis Saphir, owner 6/5/03 p.107
Clark/Bardes changes name 6/5/03 p.108
Lake Barrington Academy of Stars; Noreen Stass, owner
6/12/03 p.99
The economy of nuts [Home Economist] 6/19/03 p.91
Onion Pub & Brewery; Patrick, John and Mike Kainz, owners
6/26/03 p.93
The Cherished Home; Pam Urban, owner 7/17/03 p.93
Esporta Illinois; Jerry Libit, owner 7/24/03 p.89
Ultimate Kitchen Designs; Larry Lambert, owner 7/31/03 p.10
Silk 'n Things; Rosemary Pickett, owner 7/31/03 p.93
Forrest Press; Nick Olker, owner 8/7/03 p.105
Scandinavian Store; Ben Hammer, owner 8/14/03 p.97
Tootsies, Nick Fletcher, owner 8/21/03 p.99
Kaladi's; Antonio Morel, owner 8/28/03 p.95
Gallery 219 9/4/03 p.91
Wickstrom Ford; Colin Wickstrom, owner 9/11/03 p.93
Chuck Hines; Gary Hines, owner 9/18/03 p.109
Baron of Barrington bows out of automobile business
9/25/03 p.9
A Touch of Amish; Lynn Rice, owner 9/25/03 p.99
Hollis Brothers; Steve and Dave Hollis, owners 10/2/03
p.109
Spartanics; Sam Willits, owner 10/9/03 p.101
Farming lifestyle evolves into bountiful business 10/16/03
p.9
Scooter's; Jerry Garbis, owner 10/16/03 p.109
Consolidated Music; Jeff Lindahl, owner 10/23/03 p.107
Chuck Hines [40th anniversary] 10/30/03 p.33
GK Development, Inc.; Garo Kholamian, owner 10/30/03 p.111
The ID Store; Dan Sherry, owner 11/13/03 p.113
Barrington Tailor Shop; Gary and Jolly Dandona, owners
11/20/03 p.101
G. Whiz; Jan Cunningham, owner 11/27/03 p.93
Cocoa du Jour; Terry Garner and Beth Dudzinski; owners
12/4/03 p.101
Clarke's Bakery & Deli; Leone & Matthew Clarke, owners
12/18/03 p.101
Mikey's Pizza Kitchen; Dario Arjmand, owner 12/25/03 p.87
Society's Child Toys & Dolls; Stuart Peek, owner 3/20/03
p.93
Barrington Saddlery; Richard Stephenson, owner 4/24/03 p.85
Kelsey Road House; Beverly Langer, owner 5/1/03 p.93
BYLINA, STEVEN
Bylina's pledge: back to basics 11/6/03 p.9
CALIFORNIA PIZZA KITCHEN (RESTAURANT)
California Pizza Kitchen opening Deer Park site 5/29/03 p.9
CANCER (DISEASE)
Year-round awareness [breast cancer] 10/16/03 p.11
CAPRIGNO, JEFFREY M.
Man found beaten to death 10/16/03 p.5
Police continue to gather evidence in murder case 11/6/03
p.32
CARMEL CORSAIRS (FOOTBALL CLUB)
Solan leads Corsairs to first state trophy 12/4/03 p.116
CARPENTER, BOB
Carpenter leaves special mark on BHS 7/10/03 p.109
CARTER, BONNIE T.
Carter opposes exemption for waste water treatment 9/4/03
p.10
CARVER, CURT
Village administrator gets 10 percent pay hike 8/21/03 p.5
CARY COMMUNITY CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL DISTRICT 26
Annual financial statement 11/20/03 p.C16
CATLOW THEATER
Catlow deal may be close 2/13/03 p.5
Another Catlow deal falters 6/12/03 p.5
Catlow projectionist exits theater after six decades
9/4/03 p.9
CEDA NORTHWEST SELF-HELP CENTER
Some food pantries running on empty 8/28/03 p.6
Fund cuts could hurt area CEDA food pantry 12/18/03 p.90
CHERISHED HOME
The Cherished Home; Pam Urban, owner 7/17/03 p.93
CHICAGO AREA TRANSPORTATION STUDY
Critics: Transportation plan lacking 9/4/03 p.11
CHICAGO CUBS (BASEBALL CLUB)
Cubs fans reveling in magical season 10/9/03 p.9
Students catch case of Cubs fever 10/16/03 p.7
CHUCK HINES
Chuck Hines; Gary Hines, owner 9/18/03 p.109
Chuck Hines [40th anniversary] 10/30/03 p.33
CHUNG, JOE
Foundation dedicates physics playground 6/12/03 p.6
CHURCH WOMEN UNITED OF THE BARRINGTON AREA
Barrington resident named Valiant Woman 6/5/03 p.11
CHURCH, JEFF
Freeman, Church, Battle prevail in District 220 4/3/03 p.9
CITIZENS FOR CONSERVATION
CFC celebrating savanna project 6/19/03 p.12
Restoration of savanna being celebrated 7/10/03 p.11
CLARK CONSULTING
Clark/Bardes changes name 6/5/03 p.108
Towns mulling Wamberg land swap 6/19/03 p.9
Wambergs oppose possible land swap 7/10/03 p.13
Traffic concerns delaying land-swap deal 9/4/03 p.7
Vote on Wamberg development tabled 9/11/03 p.6
Wambergs confident new plan will be ok'd 11/6/03 p.5
CLARK/BARDES
Panel puts conditions on Wamberg project 5/22/03 p.8
Clark/Bardes changes name 6/5/03 p.108
CLARKE, LEONE
Clarke's Bakery & Deli; Leone & Matthew Clarke, owners
12/18/03 p.101
CLARKE, MATTHEW
Clarke's Bakery & Deli; Leone & Matthew Clarke, owners
12/18/03 p.101
CLARKE'S BAKERY AND DELI
Clarke's Bakery & Deli; Leone & Matthew Clarke, owners
12/18/03 p.101
COACHING CONSORTIUM
Coaching Consortium; Kris Ziele, owner 1/2/03 p.77
Correction to story of 1/2/03 1/9/03 p.6
COCOA DU JOUR
Cocoa du Jour; Terry Garner and Beth Dudzinski; owners
12/4/03 p.101
COLUMBIA (SPACE SHUTTLE)
Ex-NASA trainer recalls 3 of the lost astronauts 2/6/03
p.102
CONSERVATION FOUNDATION
Farm land protected from development 12/4/03 p.11
CONSOLIDATED MUSIC
Consolidated Music; Jeff Lindahl, owner 10/23/03 p.107
COOK COUNTY FOREST PRESERVE DISTRICT
County aims to sell beer, wine to golfers 5/8/03 p.108
Neglect, mismanagement endangers forest preserves 10/30/03
p.8
Creek guy rescues waterway 10/30/03 p.9
Reformers: District needs cleanup 11/6/03 p.8
While some see improvement, others seek separate FP board
11/6/03 p.8
Effectiveness of preserve police questioned 11/6/03 p.9
Lake County follows different police model 11/6/03 p.9
Bylina's pledge: back to basics 11/6/03 p.9
Dumping forest cops not a concern to local police 11/6/03
p.12
COOK COUNTY, ILL.
Delinquencies 1/16/03 p.98
County aims to sell beer, wine to golfers 5/8/03 p.108
Property tax refunds awaiting claim 7/31/03 p.6
Counties' air quality get poor marks 8/7/03 p.17
Property tax bills may arrive this month 8/14/03 p.6
Assessment 9/11/03 p.100
Vanquishing a virus 4/24/03 p.11
COOK STREET PLAZA (REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT)
Cook Street developers given more time to secure tenants
2/13/03 p.8
Plaza builders still expect to break ground this year
9/11/03 p.10
COOPER, CHARLOTTE
Pioneer's Charlotte Cooper dies from cancer 3/13/03 p.23
COSSUM, KELLY HARALDSON
Sidewalk Days brings family home 8/7/03 p.5
COUNTRYSIDE SCHOOL
Students still caring for troops 5/15/03 p.8
A lot more than hot air 5/22/03 p.7
Students learn money lessons 6/12/03 p.10
School unity may emerge from jungle 10/2/03 p.25
COWBOY DREAMS OF ILLINOIS
Cowboy Dreams set to walk and roll 4/17/03 p.8
CRABTREE NATURE CENTER
Man found dead at nature center 7/17/03 p.12
CRANE, PHILIP M.
Crane, Beaubien running again 12/11/03 p.6
Challenger files to face Crane in March primary 12/18/03
p.10
CRIME AND CRIMINALS
Bily taking his case to trial 1/9/03 p.14
Bily claims mistreatment while in police custody 1/23/03
p.8
Sex abuser may have to pay victims now 1/23/03 p.12
Cops cite 32 teens at drinking party 1/23/03 p.14
Men accused of allowing teen to die 1/30/03 p.5
Boand pleads not guilty in overdose death of girl 2/13/03
p.12
Videotape gives cops lead on bank robber 2/27/03 p.5
Graham's trial to begin in November 2/27/03 p.6
Sex offender must pay victims $15 million 2/27/03 p.7
Judge rules cops did not coerce Bily's statements 3/6/03
p.12
Judge blames Bily for officer's death 5/8/03 p.14
Man admits using credit card number to defraud 5/22/03 p.14
Judge dismisses one count of involuntary manslaughter in
teen's drug-related death 5/29/03 p.12
Hearing postponed in drug death case 6/12/03 p.6
Men break into Inverness home 6/12/03 p.8
Suspects targeted home they invaded 6/19/03 p.12
Area experiencing fewer thefts 7/10/03 p.5
Man found dead at nature center 7/17/03 p.12
Barrington Hills cops probing burglaries 8/21/03 p.14
Prosecutor says suspect in girl's death won't get break to
testify against pal 9/18/03 p.9
Man found beaten to death 10/16/03 p.5
Vandalism victims keeping message visible 10/23/03 p.11
Cops probing home invasion 10/30/03 p.26
Policy specifies felons can't help in classrooms 11/6/03
p.24
Police continue to gather evidence in murder case 11/6/03
p.32
Graham trial slated to begin next month 11/13/03 p.6
Local man charged with criminal sexual abuse 11/13/03 p.13
Woman found dead in lake 12/11/03 p.5
Computers, TVs stolen from office building 12/11/03 p.13
Graham pleads guilty to mail fraud charges 12/18/03 p.5
Intruder takes purse, runs when confronted 5/1/03 p.12
CRYSTAL LAKE, ILL.
Mercy's bid to build hospital a concern for Good Shepherd
7/31/03 p.12
CUB SCOUT PACK 287
And they're off 2/13/03 p.7
CUBA TOWNSHIP, ILL.
Assessment changes 5/22/03 p.103
Delinquencies 10/23/03 p.111
Assessment 11/20/03 p.109
CUNNINGHAM, JAN
G. Whiz; Jan Cunningham, owner 11/27/03 p.93
CUSHWA, DAVID
Pedaling their way across the U.S. 5/1/03 p.7
Father and son honored for achievement 7/10/03 p.6
CUSHWA, WILL
Father and son honored for achievement 7/10/03 p.6
Pedaling their way across the U.S. 5/1/03 p.7
CUTTING HALL
Cutting Hall to celebrate 75th 9/11/03 p.B3
DABOLL, DAVID
Tastefully Yours; David and Karrin DaBoll, owners 4/10/03
p.95
DABOLL, KARRIN
Tastefully Yours; David and Karrin DaBoll, owners 4/10/03
p.95
DAIRY QUEEN (RESTAURANT)
Burger business targeting former Dairy Queen site 4/10/03
p.10
DALUGA, JIM
Darch picks up a running mate 1/9/03 p.12
Barrington trustee race is no contest 4/3/03 p.5
DANDONA, GARY
Barrington Tailor Shop; Gary and Jolly Dandona, owners
11/20/03 p.101
DANDONA, JOLLY
Barrington Tailor Shop; Gary and Jolly Dandona, owners
11/20/03 p.101
DARCH, KAREN
Darch picks up a running mate 1/9/03 p.12
Darch disheartened resident accusing her of campaign
violation 1/16/03 p.14
Barrington trustee race is no contest 4/3/03 p.5
DEER PARK TOWN CENTER (SHOPPING CENTER)
Cinema coming to Deer Park Town Center 2/27/03 p.26
California Pizza Kitchen opening Deer Park site 5/29/03 p.9
Town Center will grow some more 9/25/03 p.5
New stores join Town Center 12/4/03 p.104
DEER PARK, ILL.
Lake-Cook widening set for spring 1/23/03 p.5
Cinema coming to Deer Park Town Center 2/27/03 p.26
Rue Vallee group waging challenge 3/13/03 p.7
California Pizza Kitchen opening Deer Park site 5/29/03 p.9
Vehe Farm celebration on Saturday 6/5/03 p.6
Town Center will grow some more 9/25/03 p.5
New mall being proposed for Deer Park 4/24/03 p.5
DELCORE, KEELY
Swimmer leaving mark on pool 3/13/03 p.25
DELLO, MARTY
Gators show Broncos' coach what he's missing 12/25/03 p.92
Family man 4/24/03 p.95
DELY, GARY
Re-enactor gives students look at life for Civil War
soldiers 12/4/03 p.28
DEPARTMENT OF PASTORAL CARE OF MIGRANTS AND REFUGEES
There to lend an ear 6/5/03 p.97
DESTEFANO, JON
Lessons from tragedy 2/13/03 p.103
DEYOUNG, EDWARD
DeYoung will miss raw energy of school 6/12/03 p.7
DEYOUNG, PETER
BHS grad traveling the world to help businesses manage
infectious diseases 5/22/03 p.10
DICKINSON, CHARLES
The long path to shortcut 4/10/03 p.B5
DIOGARDI, JAMIE
Catlow deal may be close 2/13/03 p.5
Another Catlow deal falters 6/12/03 p.5
DISTRICT 220 EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION
Fashion designer featured at foundation fund-raiser 6/5/03
p.9
Rowley happy to come home for event 6/5/03 p.9
Proceeds from District 220 foundation double 8/21/03 p.7
DOMKE, AMY
New magazine tackles infertility 5/15/03 p.97
DOMKE, MIKE
New magazine tackles infertility 5/15/03 p.97
DOUBLE Z (MUSICAL GROUP)
Still in middle school, but making a big sound 6/5/03 p.B6
DOUVRIS, BILL
Still in middle school, but making a big sound 6/5/03 p.B6
DOWN SYNDROME (DISEASE)
Letting the kids be themselves 9/11/03 p.7
DUCHOSSOIS, KIMBERLY
Man admits using credit card number to defraud 5/22/03 p.14
DUDA, FRITZ, JR.
Barrington Hills, Duda go to trial Monday 9/11/03 p.7
Village awaiting ruling on disconnection bid 9/25/03 p.12
Officials hoping judge reverses Duda ruling 10/30/03 p.7
DUDZINSKI, BETH
Cocoa du Jour; Terry Garner and Beth Dudzinski; owners
12/4/03 p.101
DUNN, EMILY
A lot like dad 6/12/03 p.89
DUNN, TIM
Board salutes Dunn's service, sense of humor 4/17/03 p.8
A lot like dad 6/12/03 p.89
EDUCATION
Former teacher named to State Board of Education 2/6/03
p.14
Lessons from tragedy 2/13/03 p.103
A more fulfilling career 10/23/03 p.27
School report cards released 11/6/03 p.7
Report cards set for release Friday 12/18/03 p.12
ELECTIONS
Residents to give input on town's leaf burning 1/2/03 p.9
Smiddy running for trustee 1/2/03 p.10
School board will have new makeup 1/9/02 p.5
Darch picks up a running mate 1/9/03 p.12
Candidates begin filing for election 1/16/03 p.12
Darch disheartened resident accusing her of campaign
violation 1/16/03 p.14
Most towns have crowded elections 1/23/03 p.5
Correction to story on 1/23/03 1/30/03 p.5
McManus unfazed by petition challenge; Horslev drops out
1/30/03 p.8
Reagle loses an ally 2/6/03 p.5
Minton stays on Harper ballot 2/20/03 p.10
Resident running write-in campaign 3/6/03 p.6
Candidates focus on industrial park 3/6/03 p.7
Low density main issue in Barrington Hills 3/6/03 p.7
Rue Vallee group waging challenge 3/13/03 p.7
Debate over Klehm property at heart of South Barrington
race 3/13/03 p.8
District 220 candidates air views at forum 3/13/03 p.12
Candidates agree civility needs to return to Barrington
board 3/27/03 p.10
County invites voters to check virtual ballot 3/27/03 p.14
[Inverness] Candidates split on police study 3/27/03 p.90
South Barrington votes for change 4/3/03 p.5
Barrington trustee race is no contest 4/3/03 p.5
Freeman, Church, Battle prevail in District 220 4/3/03 p.9
Coin flip may decide third winner in Barrington Hills
4/3/03 p.10
Incumbents win in most places 4/3/03 p.10
Luck ends up on Horne's side 4/10/03 p.5
Village wants to keep leaf burning 4/10/03 p.9
Crane, Beaubien running again 12/11/03 p.6
Challenger files to face Crane in March primary 12/18/03
p.10
Reagle taking on Beaubien 12/18/03 p.10
Seven vying to contribute in District 220 3/20/03 p.7
Harper race focuses on communication 3/20/03 p.8
ELGIN, JOLIET & EASTERN RAILROAD
Freight crossing will be closed for construction 10/9/03
p.12
Crossing's closure frustrates drivers 10/23/03 p.5
ENDORF, JOANN
United Way's Endorf to retire 12/4/03 p.8
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
Critics wait for EPA's next move 8/7/03 p.9
ERBACH, KURT
Fans jam store for Harry Potter's latest adventure 6/26/03
p.12
ESPORTA ILLINOIS
Esporta Illinois; Jerry Libit, owner 7/24/03 p.89
ETZEL, DEBORAH
Etzel will lead school board 4/10/03 p.9
EXTERMINATORS (VOLLEYBALL CLUB)
Exterminators net another crown 7/17/03 p.107
FAMILY SERVICE OF BARRINGTON AREA
Counseling service marking 35 years 5/8/03 p.6
Local social service needs new space 8/7/03 p.6
Counseling service moves 10/30/03 p.6
FANCY ART
Fancy Art, George Vodin, owner 3/6/03 p.89
FERRANDO, SANDY
Barrington Hills woman has Mancow as her valentine 2/13/03
p.8
FIDDLE CREEK (WETLANDS)
Trustee leading fight against sewage plant 9/18/03 p.11
Village agrees waste water must be treated 11/20/03 p.5
Concerns still surround sewage plant expansion 11/27/03 p.8
FIDDUCIA, CHRISTINA
Fiduccia is distance runners' best pal 5/22/03 p.106
FIDUCCIA, CHRISTINA
Fiduccia proves she's prepared 5/8/03 p.115
FIFTH THIRD BANK
RSVP's may be coming down 7/10/03 p.14
FIRES
Bronco Jack's opens after small fire Monday 1/30/03 p.5
BUMC to have some fun five years after fire 10/2/03 p.11
Putting out the fire 3/20/03 p.5
Burning leaves spark brush fire 5/1/03 p.12
FITZGERALD, PETER
Fitzgerald's decision stuns local GOP 4/17/03 p.11
FLANAGAN, HEIDI
Junk Warehouse; Lori O'Callaghan and Heidi Flanagan, owners
2/13/03 p.99
FLETCHER, NICK
Tootsies, Nick Fletcher, owner 8/21/03 p.99
FLINT CREEK SAVANNA
CFC celebrating savanna project 6/19/03 p.12
Restoration of savanna being celebrated 7/10/03 p.11
FOLEY, MAUREEN
Farming lifestyle evolves into bountiful business 10/16/03
p.9
FOLEY, STEVE
Farming lifestyle evolves into bountiful business 10/16/03
p.9
FORREST PRESS
Forrest Press; Nick Olker, owner 8/7/03 p.105
FOUNDLING ASSEMBLY OF LAKE COUNTY
Hola, salaam, shalom to 2,000 5/8/03 p.98
FOX POINT (LAND SUBDIVISION)
Listhartkes may yield on bike path 8/21/03 p.5
Neighbors say Listhartke project will prove harmful
8/28/03 p.9
Listhartke project earns board's ok 9/25/03 p.5
FOX RIVER GROVE, ILL.
Road to be dedicated Sunday 9/25/03 p.106
FRACZEK, LAUREN
Taking a fresh look 5/22/03 p.105
FREEMAN, JUDITH
Freeman, Church, Battle prevail in District 220 4/3/03 p.9
FREEMAN, MOLLY
A cut above 11/27/03 p.101
FREITAG, CAROL
Walk will pay tribute to nurse 5/1/03 p.14
FRITZ DUDA COMPANY
Barrington Hills, Duda go to trial Monday 9/11/03 p.7
Village awaiting ruling on disconnection bid 9/25/03 p.12
Officials hoping judge reverses Duda ruling 10/30/03 p.7
FURNITURE FOR ALL
Demand for furniture exceeding donations 1/9/03 p.7
G. WHIZ
G. Whiz; Jan Cunningham, owner 11/27/03 p.93
GALLERY 219
Gallery 219 9/4/03 p.91
GARBIS, JERRY
Scooter's; Jerry Garbis, owner 10/16/03 p.109
GARNER, TERRY
Cocoa du Jour; Terry Garner and Beth Dudzinski; owners
12/4/03 p.101
GENTILE, JOE
Baron of Barrington bows out of automobile business
9/25/03 p.9
GERAS, DAWN
Pair try to spotlight law they championed 1/2/03 p.11
GIANNI, NANCY
Letting the kids be themselves 9/11/03 p.7
Playhouse opening Saturday 10/23/03 p.12
GiGi's Playhouse opens in grand style 10/30/03 p.12
GIARDINO, JULIE
Roslyn Road principal leaving for better job 7/3/03 p.12
GIBBS, ANDY
Family gathers boxes for a worthy endeavor 11/27/03 p.9
GIGI'S PLAYHOUSE
Letting the kids be themselves 9/11/03 p.7
Playhouse opening Saturday 10/23/03 p.12
GiGi's Playhouse opens in grand style 10/30/03 p.12
GILBOY, JACK D.
Good Shepherd's first baby of new year an early arrival
1/9/03 p.9
GK DEVELOPMENT, INC.
GK Development, Inc.; Garo Kholamian, owner 10/30/03 p.111
GLAZOV, KELLY
Jewelry designer launching career, fight against diabetes
11/27/03 p.10
GLEN (LAND SUBDIVISION)
Compromise on use of athletic fields attracts mixed support
2/20/03 p.8
GLEN ACRES (LAND SUBDIVISION)
Residents fuming over flooding 5/15/03 p.5
GOLDEN TRIANGLE (REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT)
Village nixes Burpee land deal 2/27/03 p.5
GOLDRATH, DAVID, DR.
Medical office proposal draws ire 1/16/03 p.10
Trustees raise questions about planning process 2/6/03 p.10
Debate resumes tonight over medical building 3/6/03 p.10
New opposition voiced over medical building 3/13/03 p.9
Commission may vote on medical building tonight 4/10/03 p.5
Panel oks construction of medical building 4/17/03 p.5
Developer suing over plan's denial 6/5/03 p.11
Suit against village intimidation 7/24/03 p.5
Board willing to keep discussing medical building 8/7/03
p.12
Expert says medical building would hurt area property
values 3/20/03 p.6
GONZALEZ, TEODORO
Accident leaves family in grief 6/12/03 p.9
GOOD SHEPHERD HOSPITAL
Good Shepherd's first baby of new year an early arrival
1/9/03 p.9
Hospital honors volunteers 1/30/03 p.13
Plan Commission oks office, condominium development
2/20/03 p.9
Good Shepherd may be told no 3/13/03 p.5
Hospital trying to lure kids to health care 7/31/03 p.7
Mercy's bid to build hospital a concern for Good Shepherd
7/31/03 p.12
Golf outing raised $117,000 for hospital 8/14/03 p.6
Art in the Barn plants seeds for Good Shepherd's growth
9/25/03 p.8
Year-round awareness [breast cancer] 10/16/03 p.11
Hospital honors volunteers 11/6/03 p.92
Receiving royal treatment 11/13/03 p.101
Heart hospital ok elates officials 3/20/03 p.5
GORDON, HANNAH MEITES
100-year-old has spent life reinventing herself 7/31/03 p.8
GOVERNMENT
Fitzgerald's decision stuns local GOP 4/17/03 p.11
County GOP, Dems split on additional gambling 5/15/03 p.14
Kurtz stepping down when her term expires 9/25/03 p.10
Drivers license bill likely will be revived 11/13/03 p.28
Reptile enthusiasts oppose proposed ban on exotic pets
11/13/03 p.30
GOVERNOR'S PARK REHABILITATION & HEALTH CARE CENTER
Governor's Park sold to the Alden Group 12/18/03 p.102
GRAFT, BILL
Medical office proposal draws ire 1/16/03 p.10
Trustees raise questions about planning process 2/6/03 p.10
New opposition voiced over medical building 3/13/03 p.9
Commission may vote on medical building tonight 4/10/03 p.5
Panel oks construction of medical building 4/17/03 p.5
Developer suing over plan's denial 6/5/03 p.11
Suit against village intimidation 7/24/03 p.5
Board willing to keep discussing medical building 8/7/03
p.12
Listhartkes may yield on bike path 8/21/03 p.5
Neighbors say Listhartke project will prove harmful
8/28/03 p.9
Listhartke project earns board's ok 9/25/03 p.5
Another win for group fighting medical building 10/30/03
p.13
Medical building developer resumes battle for project
12/11/03 p.12
Expert says medical building would hurt area property
values 3/20/03 p.6
GRAHAM, CLAYTON
Graham's trial to begin in November 2/27/03 p.6
Graham trial slated to begin next month 11/13/03 p.6
Graham pleads guilty to mail fraud charges 12/18/03 p.5
GRAHAM, STEVEN
Bily taking his case to trial 1/9/03 p.14
Bily claims mistreatment while in police custody 1/23/03
p.8
Judge rules cops did not coerce Bily's statements 3/6/03
p.12
Judge blames Bily for officer's death 5/8/03 p.14
GRIFFITH, DALE
Former District 220 teacher conducting radio interview
12/11/03 p.92
GROOT RECYCLING & WASTE SERVICES
Garbage fees likely going up 10/16/03 p.8
GROVE AVENUE SCHOOL
Grove Avenue, Sunny Hill getting air conditioning 2/13/03
p.10
Working to hook kids on reading 3/6/03 p.25
Obstacle course highlights 17th Grove School carnival
9/11/03 p.8
Weather can't dampen Grove School carnival 9/18/03 p.12
Kindergartners get lesson in agriculture 10/16/03 p.23
A lesson in perseverance 12/11/03 p.23
GURANOVICH, STEVE
South Barrington votes for change 4/3/03 p.5
HADDAD, CHARLIE
Palestinian says Americans get biased view of the Middle
East 3/20/03 p.10
HAGAN, MICHELLE
Operation Bunny a hit with troops' children 5/1/03 p.11
HAGENBRING, VERN
Plumbing supplies become holiday decorations 12/25/03 p.11
HAGER'S COUNTRY MARKET
Village helping plant sale upsets merchants 3/27/03 p.13
HAJOST, JIM
Hajosts mark diamond anniversary 3/6/03 p.87
HAJOST, RITA
Hajosts mark diamond anniversary 3/6/03 p.87
HAMMER, BEN
Scandinavian Store; Ben Hammer, owner 8/14/03 p.97
HANDS OF HOPE
Garden Faire raises funds to fight AIDS in Africa 6/12/03
p.11
HAROLD SQUARE (SHOPPING CENTER)
Plaza builders still expect to break ground this year
9/11/03 p.10
HARPER COLLEGE
On the air 1/30/03 p.B7
Curtain rises on new venue 4/3/03 p.B5
Harper tuition hike starts next month 5/29/03 p.11
Fashion paradise 5/29/03 p.23
BACOA, Harper trying to meet seniors' quest for education
7/31/03 p.10
Harper may restrict trustees' email 7/31/03 p.11
Harper to host West Nile forum tonight 8/7/03 p.5
Pampered pooches 8/7/03 p.87
Lifelong learning 8/21/03 p.89
Harper tables e-mail policy vote 9/4/03 p.10
Harper trustees delay president's retirement plans 9/4/03
p.26
Harper restricts email between board members 10/2/03 p.10
Harper adopts levy 12/25/03 p.12
Harper race focuses on communication 3/20/03 p.8
Harper hikes tuition to help make up for revenue decline
4/24/03 p.8
HEALTH WORLD CHILDREN'S MUSEUM
Kids add color to Health World 4/17/03 p.14
Gross exhibit educates about bodily functions 10/23/03 p.7
HEIDEN, EARLE
Stricken officer settles lawsuit against village 3/6/03
p.14
HEINZ, JOHN
Public Works director earns Carol Beese Award of Merit
2/6/03 p.9
HEITMAN, KARL
Community center architect only interested in Jewel Tea
property 11/13/03 p.32
HERRMANN, MARY
Herrmann may be on the move 1/9/03 p.5
Herrmann is staying 1/16/03 p.5
HERSHMAN, SARA
Hershman modest about latest honor 7/17/03 p.108
HICKS, JIM
Foundation dedicates physics playground 6/12/03 p.6
HILLMAN, JOEL
Jewel Tea demolition targeted for July 5/15/03 p.11
HINES, GARY
Chuck Hines; Gary Hines, owner 9/18/03 p.109
Chuck Hines [40th anniversary] 10/30/03 p.33
HOERER, PAUL
Men accused of allowing teen to die 1/30/03 p.5
Boand pleads not guilty in overdose death of girl 2/13/03
p.12
Judge dismisses one count of involuntary manslaughter in
teen's drug-related death 5/29/03 p.12
Prosecutor says suspect in girl's death won't get break to
testify against pal 9/18/03 p.9
HOFFMAN ESTATES, ILL.
Local church building new facility in Hoffman Estates
2/6/03 p.8
Villages nearer border agreement 3/27/03 p.11
Towns reach deal on boundaries 4/3/03 p.11
Clarification [boundary agreement] 4/10/03 p.6
South Barrington disconnects 83 acres 4/17/03 p.6
Hoffman lawsuit is strictly business 11/13/03 p.11
South Barrington drops lawsuit against Meijer 5/1/03 p.10
HOLLIS BROTHERS
Hollis Brothers; Steve and Dave Hollis, owners 10/2/03
p.109
HOLLIS, DAVE
Hollis Brothers; Steve and Dave Hollis, owners 10/2/03
p.109
HOLLIS, STEVE
Hollis Brothers; Steve and Dave Hollis, owners 10/2/03
p.109
HOLLISTER, JIM
Catlow projectionist exits theater after six decades
9/4/03 p.9
HOME ECONOMIST
The economy of nuts [Home Economist] 6/19/03 p.91
HOME OF THE SPARROW
They keep the doors open 10/9/03 p.91
HOMELESS PEOPLE
They keep the doors open 10/9/03 p.91
HORIZON FARM
Horizon Farms closing the door to boarding and breeding
horses 7/3/03 p.5
HORIZON FARMS
Farm land protected from development 12/4/03 p.11
HORNE, THEODORE
Coin flip may decide third winner in Barrington Hills
4/3/03 p.10
Luck ends up on Horne's side 4/10/03 p.5
HORSES
Horizon Farms closing the door to boarding and breeding
horses 7/3/03 p.5
Super saddler 9/4/03 p.83
Horseshoes made here 9/4/03 p.83
HORSLEV, DAVID
McManus unfazed by petition challenge; Horslev drops out
1/30/03 p.8
HOSPICE OF NORTHEASTERN ILLINOIS
Hospice earns accreditation 6/26/03 p.8
Hospice adds board members 7/3/03 p.12
Camp gives grief-stricken kids courage 8/7/03 p.7
Hospice hoping 10th duck race will exceed previous
fund-raisers 8/7/03 p.8
Hospice happy with proceeds generated by 10th duck race
8/14/03 p.9
Easing the pain of death 9/11/03 p.83
State gets low grade on providing hospice care 9/11/03 p.85
HOUGH STREET SCHOOL
Showing they know their geography 1/2/03 p.21
Hough gets patriotic gift 5/8/03 p.7
Hough hoping sale pays for new equipment 7/3/03 p.11
HOULIHAN'S (RESTAURANT)
Houlihan's wants Barrington-area location 5/8/03 p.103
HOUSE OF HOPE
House of Hope expanding 3/27/03 p.6
HUNT, PETER
Barrington trustee race is no contest 4/3/03 p.5
HYDEM, KATHRYN
Asthmatic runner keeps going in spite of bad air 8/7/03
p.16
ID STORE
The ID Store; Dan Sherry, owner 11/13/03 p.113
ILLINOIS ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
Carter opposes exemption for waste water treatment 9/4/03
p.10
IEPA hears concerns about sewage plant adding outflow
9/11/03 p.10
Still time for comment on sewage permit 10/16/03 p.6
IEPA cites sewage treatment plant 10/23/03 p.7
Village agrees waste water must be treated 11/20/03 p.5
Concerns still surround sewage plant expansion 11/27/03 p.8
ILLINOIS HISTORIC PRESERVATION AGENCY
State says Gray Lady can go 10/23/03 p.5
Another plea being made to save Jewel Tea 11/27/03 p.11
INDEPENDENT WOMEN'S FOOTBALL LEAGUE
The Force is with us 4/3/03 p.104
INFERTILITY TIMES (PERIODICAL)
New magazine tackles infertility 5/15/03 p.97
INTERIOR MAKEOVERS BY DESIGN
Interior Makeovers by Redesign; Joanne Wallace, owner
1/16/03 p.89
INVERNESS, ILL.
Inverness looking into hiring own cops 1/23/03 p.7
Cops cite 32 teens at drinking party 1/23/03 p.14
June 30 deadline set for Inverness to decide on cops
2/13/03 p.11
Inverness hires ex-Palatine chief to study police service
2/20/03 p.9
[Inverness] Candidates split on police study 3/27/03 p.90
Study: separate police force cheaper 4/17/03 p.99
Police study gets mixed reviews 5/8/03 p.13
Judge blames Bily for officer's death 5/8/03 p.14
Police issue splits Inverness as deadline nears 6/19/03
p.11
Suspects targeted home they invaded 6/19/03 p.12
Inverness keeping Barrington police 7/3/03 p.5
Lifeguard uses skills to save life at home 7/17/03 p.12
Village administrator gets 10 percent pay hike 8/21/03 p.5
Man found beaten to death 10/16/03 p.5
Police continue to gather evidence in murder case 11/6/03
p.32
Intruder takes purse, runs when confronted 5/1/03 p.12
ISRAEL, P. DENISE
Out to make a difference 10/9/03 p.11
ITAMI, SARA
Recycling kimonos 4/17/03 p.B5
J.D. BRATCHER AND ASSOCIATES
Inverness hires ex-Palatine chief to study police service
2/20/03 p.9
JEWEL FOOD STORES
Jewel Tea demolition targeted for July 5/15/03 p.11
Village wants action on Jewel Tea 6/5/03 p.5
Commission gives more time for Jewel Tea plan 6/12/03 p.8
Reluctant officials agree to discuss Jewel Tea idea
6/12/03 p.9
Board says no to community center 6/19/03 p.5
Demonstrators want demolition 6/26/03 p.5
Master plan changed to show space for park 6/26/03 p.5
Jewel Tea hearing will resume July 8 6/26/03 p.14
Jewel Tea issue back to village board 7/10/03 p.11
Days numbered for Gray Lady 7/17/03 p.5
Park District near contract for Jewel Tea demolition
8/28/03 p.9
District 220 unlikely to take stance on community center
9/18/03 p.9
Contract to demolish Jewel Tea coming 9/25/03 p.6
District 220 staying our of Jewel Tea debate 9/25/03 p.10
Contract awarded for Jewel Tea demolition 10/2/03 p.10
Board defends Battle's vote on Jewel Tea letter 10/2/03
p.14
State says Gray Lady can go 10/23/03 p.5
Community center architect only interested in Jewel Tea
property 11/13/03 p.32
Another plea being made to save Jewel Tea 11/27/03 p.11
Park board moving ahead with Jewel Tea demolition 12/4/03
p.9
Gray Lady starts tumbling down 12/11/03 p.5
Jewel Tea work temporarily stopped 12/18/03 p.7
Sides at impasse over Jewel Tea fate 12/25/03 p.5
JIM HICKS-JOE CHUNG PHYSICS LEARNING LAB
Foundation dedicates physics playground 6/12/03 p.6
JOHNSON, SIDNEY
Sidney Johnson, book store owner, dies 3/6/03 p.23
JUNK WAREHOUSE
Junk Warehouse; Lori O'Callaghan and Heidi Flanagan, owners
2/13/03 p.99
KAINZ, JOHN
Onion Pub & Brewery; Patrick, John and Mike Kainz, owners
6/26/03 p.93
KAINZ, MIKE
Onion Pub & Brewery; Patrick, John and Mike Kainz, owners
6/26/03 p.93
KAINZ, PATRICK
Onion Pub & Brewery; Patrick, John and Mike Kainz, owners
6/26/03 p.93
KALADI'S
Kaladi's; Antonio Morel, owner 8/28/03 p.95
KARON, JOYCE
Former teacher named to State Board of Education 2/6/03
p.14
KELLEY, DANIELLE
Operation Bunny a hit with troops' children 5/1/03 p.11
KELSEY ROAD HOUSE (RESTAURANT)
Kelsey Road House; Beverly Langer, owner 5/1/03 p.93
KENSEL, ROBERT, LT.
Area men among those killed in Korea 7/24/03 p.10
KERNS, CAROLINE
Kerns captures her fourth state golf berth 10/16/03 p.121
Kerns wraps up one-of-a-kind career 10/23/03 p.125
KESEL, NATALYA
Mephisto; Natalya Kesel and Ben Kuznetsov, owners 2/6/03
p.97
KHOLAMIAN, GARO
GK Development, Inc.; Garo Kholamian, owner 10/30/03 p.111
KIRBY, GALEN R.
Local man charged with criminal sexual abuse 11/13/03 p.13
KIRK, PAUL
Principal picked for Roslyn Road 7/31/03 p.5
KLEHM PROPERTY
South Barrington asks for summary judgment 3/13/03 p.6
Debate over Klehm property at heart of South Barrington
race 3/13/03 p.8
Towns reach deal on boundaries 4/3/03 p.11
Clarification [boundary agreement] 4/10/03 p.6
Concerned about conflict, Pecora won't participate in Klehm
votes 6/19/03 p.10
New committee hopes to meet with Klehm property developer
6/26/03 p.10
Village trying to settle with Klehm developer 8/14/03 p.9
South Barrington update set for Monday 9/4/03 p.6
Deal is on the table 9/11/03 p.5
Judge urges village, developer to talk 9/18/03 p.5
Officials ask residents to control their tempers 9/18/03
p.8
South Barrington mediation delayed 10/9/03 p.6
Settling Klehm case remains village's goal 10/30/03 p.7
First ruling coming in Klehm litigation 11/20/03 p.8
Attorney still sees merit in fighting Klehm lawsuit
3/20/03 p.5
KLEYN, ZACH
Kleyn helps Barrington take fourth at meet 1/16/03 p.101
KOCH, JULIE
Not half bad 12/25/03 p.91
KOELLING, DAVID
American Harvest Cooking School; David Koelling, owner
1/30/03 p.91
KOREAN WAR
50 years and counting 7/24/03 p.8
Those who served haven't forgotten 7/24/03 p.9
Area men among those killed in Korea 7/24/03 p.10
KOSTICK, DIANE
Teacher ending long fun 39-year ride 5/29/03 p.5
KRISTOF, JACK
Resident's efforts letting troops celebrate holiday with
hot dogs 7/3/03 p.10
KRISTOF, RYAN
Resident's efforts letting troops celebrate holiday with
hot dogs 7/3/03 p.10
KUDLA, JOHN
Kudla resigns as trustee 4/3/03 p.12
KURT SAPHIR PIANOS
Kurt Saphir Pianos, Dennis Saphir, owner 6/5/03 p.107
KURTZ, ROSEMARY
Kurtz stepping down when her term expires 9/25/03 p.10
KUZNETSOV, BEN
Mephisto; Natalya Kesel and Ben Kuznetsov, owners 2/6/03
p.97
LABUTE, NEIL
A disquieting voice 5/8/03 p.B5
LAKE BARRINGTON ACADEMY OF STARS
Lake Barrington Academy of Stars; Noreen Stass, owner
6/12/03 p.99
LAKE BARRINGTON MEDICAL ARTS
Medical office proposal draws ire 1/16/03 p.10
Debate resumes tonight over medical building 3/6/03 p.10
New opposition voiced over medical building 3/13/03 p.9
Commission may vote on medical building tonight 4/10/03 p.5
Panel oks construction of medical building 4/17/03 p.5
Board rejects office building proposals 5/8/03 p.12
Frustrated developers unsure of next moves 5/22/03 p.9
Developer suing over plan's denial 6/5/03 p.11
Schofield vetoes measure denying medical building 7/10/03
p.10
Suit against village intimidation 7/24/03 p.5
Board willing to keep discussing medical building 8/7/03
p.12
Judge tossing our developer's lawsuit 10/2/03 p.12
Another win for group fighting medical building 10/30/03
p.13
Medical building developer resumes battle for project
12/11/03 p.12
Expert says medical building would hurt area property
values 3/20/03 p.6
LAKE BARRINGTON PROFESSIONAL BUILDINGS
Developer clears obstacle to erect offices 10/16/03 p.7
LAKE BARRINGTON SHORES (REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT)
Animal lovers angered by traps 5/8/03 p.5
New animal control rules viewed as a positive step 5/8/03
p.5
LBS owners pay for trapping 5/8/03 p.8
LAKE BARRINGTON, ILL.
Medical office proposal draws ire 1/16/03 p.10
Trustees raise questions about planning process 2/6/03 p.10
Plan Commission oks office, condominium development
2/20/03 p.9
Candidates focus on industrial park 3/6/03 p.7
Debate resumes tonight over medical building 3/6/03 p.10
New opposition voiced over medical building 3/13/03 p.9
Village plans review of land use policies 4/3/03 p.8
Commission may vote on medical building tonight 4/10/03 p.5
Panel oks construction of medical building 4/17/03 p.5
Board rejects office building proposals 5/8/03 p.12
Frustrated developers unsure of next moves 5/22/03 p.9
Fire District wants to grab Adco land 5/22/03 p.11
Developer suing over plan's denial 6/5/03 p.11
New location sought for Lake Barrington station 6/12/03 p.5
Schofield vetoes measure denying medical building 7/10/03
p.10
Suit against village intimidation 7/24/03 p.5
Board willing to keep discussing medical building 8/7/03
p.12
Residents want sewage out of creek 8/14/03 p.5
Fire District pursuing temporary station site 8/21/03 p.11
Developer balking at village's request to fill retention
basins 9/11/03 p.9
Trustee leading fight against sewage plant 9/18/03 p.11
Judge tossing our developer's lawsuit 10/2/03 p.12
Developer clears obstacle to erect offices 10/16/03 p.7
Temporary site for new fire station 10/23/03 p.6
Village mulling police expansion 10/23/03 p.10
Another win for group fighting medical building 10/30/03
p.13
Developer, village at odds over detention pond work
11/13/03 p.9
BACOG has concerns about expansion of sewage treatment
plant 11/13/03 p.18
Developer suing for return of cash, defamation 11/27/03
p.11
Medical building developer resumes battle for project
12/11/03 p.12
Expert says medical building would hurt area property
values 3/20/03 p.6
LAKE COUNTY FOREST PRESERVE DISTRICT
Burning leaves spark brush fire 5/1/03 p.12
Carter opposes exemption for waste water treatment 9/4/03
p.10
Lake County follows different police model 11/6/03 p.9
LAKE COUNTY SOIL & WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT
Village helping plant sale upsets merchants 3/27/03 p.13
LAKE COUNTY, ILL.
Counties' air quality get poor marks 8/7/03 p.17
LAKEWOOD HOMES
Developer balking at village's request to fill retention
basins 9/11/03 p.9
Developer, village at odds over detention pond work
11/13/03 p.9
Developer suing for return of cash, defamation 11/27/03
p.11
LAMBERT, LARRY
Ultimate Kitchen Designs; Larry Lambert, owner 7/31/03 p.10
LAND USE
Village plans review of land use policies 4/3/03 p.8
LANGER, BEVERLY
Kelsey Road House; Beverly Langer, owner 5/1/03 p.93
LASALLE BANK
Videotape gives cops lead on bank robber 2/27/03 p.5
LATHAN, RYAN
Back home just in time 12/4/03 p.7
LATHAN, SARAH
Back home just in time 12/4/03 p.7
LAW
South Barrington amends ordinances 1/2/03 p.6
Pair try to spotlight law they championed 1/2/03 p.11
USA Patriot Act has libraries concerned 2/27/03 p.86
Library already conforms with internet filtering law
6/26/03 p.10
Medical privacy laws testing patience of clergy 6/26/03
p.11
More children meeting curfew 8/14/03 p.11
New laws address patients' privacy 4/24/03 p.9
LAWLER, JEFF
Lawler serving as village manager until April 2005
10/30/03 p.5
LEAVE A LEGACY
Part of your legacy could be helping a local charity
8/7/03 p.10
LEE, BOB
Baseball players helping battle ALS 5/8/03 p.9
Cyclist inspired by ride in 9/11 journey of unity 9/18/03
p.10
LEE, KARIN
Can't do any better than that 11/20/03 p.29
LEVIN, NICOLE
Men accused of allowing teen to die 1/30/03 p.5
Boand pleads not guilty in overdose death of girl 2/13/03
p.12
Judge dismisses one count of involuntary manslaughter in
teen's drug-related death 5/29/03 p.12
Hearing postponed in drug death case 6/12/03 p.6
Prosecutor says suspect in girl's death won't get break to
testify against pal 9/18/03 p.9
LEWANDOWSKI, JIM
Resident running write-in campaign 3/6/03 p.6
Vandalism victims keeping message visible 10/23/03 p.11
LEWANDOWSKI, NOREEN
Vandalism victims keeping message visible 10/23/03 p.11
LIBIT, JERRY
Esporta Illinois; Jerry Libit, owner 7/24/03 p.89
LIFE CHANGERS INTERNATIONAL
Local church building new facility in Hoffman Estates
2/6/03 p.8
LIFESOURCE BLOOD SERVICES
LifeSource blood donor may win a car 1/2/03 p.11
LINDAHL, JEFF
Consolidated Music; Jeff Lindahl, owner 10/23/03 p.107
LINDBERG, MICHAEL, JR.
Barrington grad in northern Iraq 4/3/03 p.7
LIPIN, LISA
Parent wants yo-yo ball banned 9/25/03 p.7
LISTHARTKE FAMILY
Listhartkes may yield on bike path 8/21/03 p.5
Neighbors say Listhartke project will prove harmful
8/28/03 p.9
Listhartke project earns board's ok 9/25/03 p.5
LOVATO, FRANKIE, JR.
Rockin' jockey 8/14/03 p.B3
LOVITT, EMILY
Loving the game 6/19/03 p.109
LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE ATONEMENT
Church adds Stephen Ministry leader 5/8/03 p.96
MACARTHUR PROPERTY
Barrington Hills, Duda go to trial Monday 9/11/03 p.7
Village awaiting ruling on disconnection bid 9/25/03 p.12
Officials hoping judge reverses Duda ruling 10/30/03 p.7
MAGEE, MIKE
Soccer central 3/13/03 p.105
MAKE A DIFFERENCE DAY
Out to make a difference 10/9/03 p.11
MAROUS, MIKE
Expert says medical building would hurt area property
values 3/20/03 p.6
MASTERSON, KYLE
Masterson's rise almost Jordan-esque 5/1/03 p.108
MATTHEWS, ASHLEY
Daughter in charge while mom serves U.S. 6/5/03 p.5
MATTHEWS, DAPHNE
School nurse is ready to serve country 2/6/03 p.5
Nurse prepared to serve a year in Navy Reserve 3/27/03 p.5
Daughter in charge while mom serves U.S. 6/5/03 p.5
Family relieved Navy nurse back in the U.S. 7/3/03 p.14
Commander ma'am is back 10/2/03 p.7
MAY, JIM
Learning to weave a tale 2/27/03 p.23
MCARDLE, AMELIA
Student is a star in the saddle 5/15/03 p.29
MCARTHUR, ANDY
McArthur, Monek collect more medals at MSL meet 2/6/03
p.109
McArthur returns to Barrington with regional title 2/13/03
p.112
McArthur defeats familiar for berth Downstate 2/20/03 p.108
McArthur advances to semifinals at Moore/Prettyman 12/4/03
p.113
MCCOY, MAC
Soldier's parents making care packages 4/3/03 p.7
MCCOY, PAT
Soldier's parents making care packages 4/3/03 p.7
MCGINLEY, ROBERT
Farm land protected from development 12/4/03 p.11
MCGRATH, SUSAN
Part of your legacy could be helping a local charity
8/7/03 p.10
MCKEVITT, PATRICK
Horseshoes made here 9/4/03 p.83
MCKINNELL, KELLY
She lived life to the fullest 7/3/03 p.7
McKinnell's family suing porch owner 7/10/03 p.6
MCMANUS, BRIAN, JR.
McManus unfazed by petition challenge; Horslev drops out
1/30/03 p.8
Reagle loses an ally 2/6/03 p.5
MCVEIGH, CAITLIN
Teen an idol finalist 5/15/03 p.13
MEIJER
South Barrington drops lawsuit against Meijer 5/1/03 p.10
MEPHISTO
Mephisto; Natalya Kesel and Ben Kuznetsov, owners 2/6/03
p.97
MERCY HEALTH SYSTEM
Mercy's bid to build hospital a concern for Good Shepherd
7/31/03 p.12
MESIROW STEIN REAL ESTATE
New committee hopes to meet with Klehm property developer
6/26/03 p.10
Village trying to settle with Klehm developer 8/14/03 p.9
South Barrington update set for Monday 9/4/03 p.6
Deal is on the table 9/11/03 p.5
Judge urges village, developer to talk 9/18/03 p.5
Officials ask residents to control their tempers 9/18/03
p.8
South Barrington mediation delayed 10/9/03 p.6
Village still hoping to settle with Stein 10/16/03 p.8
Settling Klehm case remains village's goal 10/30/03 p.7
First ruling coming in Klehm litigation 11/20/03 p.8
Let's make a deal 12/18/03 p.5
Out-of-court settlement puts development back on track
12/25/03 p.5
METCALF, WALTER III
Sex abuser may have to pay victims now 1/23/03 p.12
Sex offender must pay victims $15 million 2/27/03 p.7
METRA
Metra's Futurama 1/30/03 p.11
Metra confident its plan will win 2/6/03 p.7
New Metra station dedicated 6/5/03 p.6
METRO NORTHWEST HOCKEY LEAGUE
Hockey team wants crown 1/30/03 p.101
MEYER CAPITAL MANAGEMENT
Computers, TVs stolen from office building 12/11/03 p.13
MEYER, PEGGY
Meyer named to Wisconsin Hall of Fame 9/25/03 p.118
MICHAEL JOSEPH FOUNDATION
Playhouse raises $3,000 10/16/03 p.13
MICHELOTTI PROPERTY
Clarification [boundary agreement] 4/10/03 p.6
MIKEY'S PIZZA KITCHEN
Mikey's Pizza Kitchen; Dario Arjmand, owner 12/25/03 p.87
MILLER, LUKE
Driver ticketed in fatal crash 1/9/03 p.6
MINTON, MICHAEL
Minton stays on Harper ballot 2/20/03 p.10
MOLZAHN, EMILY
Molzhan has many reasons to celebrate 11/20/03 p.118
MOLZAHN, TOM
Molzahn leads BSC to 3rd at senior championships 8/7/03
p.121
MONEK, JOHN
McArthur, Monek collect more medals at MSL meet 2/6/03
p.109
MONKEYPOX (DISEASE)
Monkeypox not viewed as a serious threat here 6/19/03 p.14
MOREL, ANTONIO
Kaladi's; Antonio Morel, owner 8/28/03 p.95
MORGAN STANLEY
Computers, TVs stolen from office building 12/11/03 p.13
MOTOR WERKS OF BARRINGTON
A deal for Motor Werks 3/27/03 p.91
MOX, SCOTT, DR.
Orthopedist puts CPR skills to life-saving use 7/24/03 p.14
MULLER, AARON
Demand for furniture exceeding donations 1/9/03 p.7
MULLER, ERICH
Barrington Hills woman has Mancow as her valentine 2/13/03
p.8
MUNAO, FRANK
Deal is on the table 9/11/03 p.5
Judge urges village, developer to talk 9/18/03 p.5
Officials ask residents to control their tempers 9/18/03
p.8
MURPHY, DON
Murphy makes art in vane 7/10/03 p.B5
MUTZ, EMILY
Woman found dead in lake 12/11/03 p.5
NAKAZAKI, NORIKO
Nakazaki fourth at Illinois golf open 7/31/03 p.110
NED-PROP
Hoffman lawsuit is strictly business 11/13/03 p.11
NEW GENERATIONS
Sharing cultural differences 2/20/03 p.7
Camp lets kids hone leadership skills 8/14/03 p.7
NIKOLA, NICK
Creek guy rescues waterway 10/30/03 p.9
NORGE SKI CLUB
Most towns have crowded elections 1/23/03 p.5
Flying high 3/20/03 p.107
NORTH BARRINGTON, ILL.
Residents to give input on town's leaf burning 1/2/03 p.9
Trustee wants public access to club in exchange for use of
village land 1/16/03 p.9
Land swap idea with club sinks under much resistance
1/30/03 p.10
Feedback requested on wastewater issue 3/13/03 p.6
North Barrington approves Biltmore proposal 4/3/03 p.6
Kudla resigns as trustee 4/3/03 p.12
Village wants to keep leaf burning 4/10/03 p.9
Power out for more than a day in North Barrington 5/15/03
p.5
Unveiling of statue delayed 6/19/03 p.95
Village not sure if deer are a problem 8/28/03 p.5
Run Through the Woods returns to area Sunday 10/2/03 p.13
Village mulling police expansion 10/23/03 p.10
Plumbing supplies become holiday decorations 12/25/03 p.11
NORTHROP GRUMMAN CORPORATION
Congress helps local defense firms 10/2/03 p.8
OAKWOOD FARM
Top polo players competing in fight against breast cancer
7/17/03 p.10
OBSUSZT, MIKE
Obsuszt named athletic director 1/16/03 p.12
O'CALLAGHAN, LORI
Junk Warehouse; Lori O'Callaghan and Heidi Flanagan, owners
2/13/03 p.99
O'CONNELL, GLENN
A lot more than hot air 5/22/03 p.7
O'CONNOR, TIM
Another Catlow deal falters 6/12/03 p.5
OLIVER, SAM
Oliver appointed to school board 2/13/03 p.5
OLKER, NICK
Forrest Press; Nick Olker, owner 8/7/03 p.105
OMNI YOUTH SERVICES
People empowering people 9/25/03 p.91
ONION PUB & BREWERY
Onion Pub & Brewery; Patrick, John and Mike Kainz, owners
6/26/03 p.93
OUR TOWN BARRINGTON
Group hopes concert series boosts business 7/10/03 p.12
OUT'A SIGHT STORAGE BARN
Out'a Sight Storage Barn, Chip Walterman, owner 3/13/03
p.91
OVERMYER, CORBIN
Driver ticketed in fatal crash 1/9/03 p.6
PACCIONE-RIZZO, DIANE
Children's hospital benefits from retail executive's
efforts 11/13/03 p.116
PAJAKOWSKI, KIMBERLY
Local teen finalist in pageant 7/3/03 p.6
PALATINE, ILL.
Cutting Hall to celebrate 75th 9/11/03 p.B3
PALMER, RICKY
Palmer caps stellar career at state final 5/22/03 p.107
PALMISANO, JASON
Artist uses chalk, talk to inspire kids 4/3/03 p.25
PECORA, MARY
South Barrington votes for change 4/3/03 p.5
PECORA, MARY
Concerned about conflict, Pecora won't participate in Klehm
votes 6/19/03 p.10
PEEK, STUART
Society's Child Toys & Dolls; Stuart Peek, owner 3/20/03
p.93
PEMBERTON, RODERICK S.
Man found beaten to death 10/16/03 p.5
Police continue to gather evidence in murder case 11/6/03
p.32
PERLMAN, TOBY, DR.
The language of prevention 5/29/03 p.77
PHELPS, DAVID
Challenger files to face Crane in March primary 12/18/03
p.10
PIAGENTINI, RAY
Counselor's humanitarian efforts earn state honor 4/10/03
p.10
Donations sought to fund students' documentary 9/11/03 p.14
PICKETT, ROSEMARY
Silk 'n Things; Rosemary Pickett, owner 7/31/03 p.93
PINKUS, GEOFF
Crusading to help men lose weight 7/3/03 p.85
PIONEER PRESS CHARITABLE FOUNDATION
Pioneer Foundation to sell coupon books 8/14/03 p.13
POAG & MCEWEN LIFESTYLE CENTERS
Cinema coming to Deer Park Town Center 2/27/03 p.26
Town Center will grow some more 9/25/03 p.5
POETZ, REBECCA
Poetz makes last appearance on Barrington track count
5/15/03 p.120
U of I getting special kind of athlete, person 8/14/03
p.113
POLICE
Benefits stalling talks with cops 1/2/03 p.5
Bily taking his case to trial 1/9/03 p.14
Inverness looking into hiring own cops 1/23/03 p.7
Bily claims mistreatment while in police custody 1/23/03
p.8
New police dog sniffs out crime 1/30/03 p.7
June 30 deadline set for Inverness to decide on cops
2/13/03 p.11
Inverness hires ex-Palatine chief to study police service
2/20/03 p.9
New police pact brings sighs of relief 2/27/03 p.7
South Barrington police set record for DUI arrests 3/6/03
p.11
Judge rules cops did not coerce Bily's statements 3/6/03
p.12
Stricken officer settles lawsuit against village 3/6/03
p.14
Study: separate police force cheaper 4/17/03 p.99
Police study gets mixed reviews 5/8/03 p.13
Judge blames Bily for officer's death 5/8/03 p.14
Police issue splits Inverness as deadline nears 6/19/03
p.11
Inverness keeping Barrington police 7/3/03 p.5
Car show raises thousands for charity 9/25/03 p.11
Village mulling police expansion 10/23/03 p.10
Effectiveness of preserve police questioned 11/6/03 p.9
Lake County follows different police model 11/6/03 p.9
Dumping forest cops not a concern to local police 11/6/03
p.12
Police working toward national accreditation 12/4/03 p.13
Cops enjoy taking kids Christmas shopping 12/18/03 p.7
Police to document traffic stops in 2004 12/18/03 p.8
Local cops prepared for new law 12/18/03 p.8
POPLAR CREEK MUSIC THEATER
Hoffman lawsuit is strictly business 11/13/03 p.11
POPP, JOHN F., JR.
Area men among those killed in Korea 7/24/03 p.10
POPP, LARRY
Those who served haven't forgotten 7/24/03 p.9
PRAIRIE STONE BUSINESS PARK
Hoffman lawsuit is strictly business 11/13/03 p.11
PSZENICZKA, JOE
Still in middle school, but making a big sound 6/5/03 p.B6
PSZENICZKA, STAN
Still in middle school, but making a big sound 6/5/03 p.B6
PUBLIC ACTION TO DELIVER SHELTER
Helping homeless people 10/2/03 p.97
QUEST ACADEMY
Historical quest 2/13/03 p.105
QUICK, CHERYL
Coin flip may decide third winner in Barrington Hills
4/3/03 p.10
Luck ends up on Horne's side 4/10/03 p.5
RAPATA, ROBERTA
Another Catlow deal falters 6/12/03 p.5
REAGLE, MARSHALL
Special counsel says Reagle cannot get rid of legal firms
1/9/03 p.8
Critics give Reagle an earful 1/16/03 p.7
Reagle's lawyer asked to give written opinion 1/30/03 p.9
Reagle loses an ally 2/6/03 p.5
Board, Reagle hope to put business first 4/10/03 p.11
Reagle heading BACOG board 7/10/03 p.6
Reagle mulling new lawsuit 10/9/03 p.10
Reagle ready to sue board again 10/16/03 p.5
Lawler serving as village manager until April 2005
10/30/03 p.5
Reagle doubts budget figures 11/6/03 p.5
Reagle still leaning toward suing board 11/13/03 p.5
Village manager dispute heats up 11/27/03 p.5
Reagle views his authority being usurped 12/11/03 p.7
Board overrides Reagle's veto 12/18/03 p.6
Reagle taking on Beaubien 12/18/03 p.10
Board won't pay Reagle's legal fees 12/18/03 p.11
Judge throws out most of mayor's suit 12/25/03 p.9
Board veto overrides irritate Reagle 5/1/03 p.5
REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT
Trustees raise questions about planning process 2/6/03 p.10
Cook Street developers given more time to secure tenants
2/13/03 p.8
Plan Commission oks office, condominium development
2/20/03 p.9
Village nixes Burpee land deal 2/27/03 p.5
Cinema coming to Deer Park Town Center 2/27/03 p.26
Debate resumes tonight over medical building 3/6/03 p.10
South Barrington asks for summary judgment 3/13/03 p.6
Debate over Klehm property at heart of South Barrington
race 3/13/03 p.8
New opposition voiced over medical building 3/13/03 p.9
Towns reach deal on boundaries 4/3/03 p.11
Commission may vote on medical building tonight 4/10/03 p.5
Clarification [boundary agreement] 4/10/03 p.6
Burger business targeting former Dairy Queen site 4/10/03
p.10
Panel oks construction of medical building 4/17/03 p.5
South Barrington disconnects 83 acres 4/17/03 p.6
Panel near decision on Wamberg project 4/17/03 p.13
Board rejects office building proposals 5/8/03 p.12
Jewel Tea demolition targeted for July 5/15/03 p.11
Frustrated developers unsure of next moves 5/22/03 p.9
Village wants action on Jewel Tea 6/5/03 p.5
Traffic issues at top of Wamberg project 6/5/03 p.10
Developer suing over plan's denial 6/5/03 p.11
Commission gives more time for Jewel Tea plan 6/12/03 p.8
Reluctant officials agree to discuss Jewel Tea idea
6/12/03 p.9
Board says no to community center 6/19/03 p.5
Towns mulling Wamberg land swap 6/19/03 p.9
Concerned about conflict, Pecora won't participate in Klehm
votes 6/19/03 p.10
Demonstrators want demolition 6/26/03 p.5
Master plan changed to show space for park 6/26/03 p.5
New committee hopes to meet with Klehm property developer
6/26/03 p.10
Jewel Tea hearing will resume July 8 6/26/03 p.14
Schofield vetoes measure denying medical building 7/10/03
p.10
Jewel Tea issue back to village board 7/10/03 p.11
Wambergs oppose possible land swap 7/10/03 p.13
RSVP's may be coming down 7/10/03 p.14
Days numbered for Gray Lady 7/17/03 p.5
Suit against village intimidation 7/24/03 p.5
Board willing to keep discussing medical building 8/7/03
p.12
Village trying to settle with Klehm developer 8/14/03 p.9
Listhartkes may yield on bike path 8/21/03 p.5
Neighbors say Listhartke project will prove harmful
8/28/03 p.9
Park District near contract for Jewel Tea demolition
8/28/03 p.9
South Barrington update set for Monday 9/4/03 p.6
Traffic concerns delaying land-swap deal 9/4/03 p.7
Deal is on the table 9/11/03 p.5
Vote on Wamberg development tabled 9/11/03 p.6
Developer balking at village's request to fill retention
basins 9/11/03 p.9
Plaza builders still expect to break ground this year
9/11/03 p.10
Judge urges village, developer to talk 9/18/03 p.5
Officials ask residents to control their tempers 9/18/03
p.8
Listhartke project earns board's ok 9/25/03 p.5
Town Center will grow some more 9/25/03 p.5
Judge tossing our developer's lawsuit 10/2/03 p.12
South Barrington mediation delayed 10/9/03 p.6
Developer clears obstacle to erect offices 10/16/03 p.7
Village still hoping to settle with Stein 10/16/03 p.8
Officials hoping judge reverses Duda ruling 10/30/03 p.7
Settling Klehm case remains village's goal 10/30/03 p.7
Another win for group fighting medical building 10/30/03
p.13
Wambergs confident new plan will be ok'd 11/6/03 p.5
Developer, village at odds over detention pond work
11/13/03 p.9
Hoffman lawsuit is strictly business 11/13/03 p.11
Community center architect only interested in Jewel Tea
property 11/13/03 p.32
First ruling coming in Klehm litigation 11/20/03 p.8
Another plea being made to save Jewel Tea 11/27/03 p.11
Developer suing for return of cash, defamation 11/27/03
p.11
Medical building developer resumes battle for project
12/11/03 p.12
Let's make a deal 12/18/03 p.5
Sides at impasse over Jewel Tea fate 12/25/03 p.5
Out-of-court settlement puts development back on track
12/25/03 p.5
Attorney still sees merit in fighting Klehm lawsuit
3/20/03 p.5
Expert says medical building would hurt area property
values 3/20/03 p.6
New mall being proposed for Deer Park 4/24/03 p.5
South Barrington drops lawsuit against Meijer 5/1/03 p.10
RECON/OPTICAL, INC.
Congress helps local defense firms 10/2/03 p.8
REED, ABBY
Spicer, Reed announce their college plans 12/18/03 p.115
REED, ELIZABETH D.
Barrington resident named Valiant Woman 6/5/03 p.11
REINCKE, JOHN
Star power 6/19/03 p.7
RELAY FOR LIFE
Teams still welcome to join Relay for Life 5/29/03 p.9
Inspirational Relay for Life raises $278,000 6/19/03 p.5
RICE, LYNN
A Touch of Amish; Lynn Rice, owner 9/25/03 p.99
RICHARDSON, KEVIN
Trustee leading fight against sewage plant 9/18/03 p.11
RIDDICK, FRANCESCA-CYNTHIA
A life consecrated to Christ 1/2/03 p.69
RIEGELMAN, ALEX
Student honored for first video and it's all a blur
6/12/03 p.13
RIGALI, MIKE
Tower Lakes loses, gains a trustee 10/23/03 p.6
ROADS
Lake-Cook widening set for spring 1/23/03 p.5
IDOT project will tie up Route 53 2/20/03 p.11
This year's roadwork less obstructive 5/22/03 p.9
South Barrington to improve roads 7/17/03 p.6
Gas leak snarls Route 14 traffic 7/24/03 p.11
Critics: Transportation plan lacking 9/4/03 p.11
Road to be dedicated Sunday 9/25/03 p.106
Freight crossing will be closed for construction 10/9/03
p.12
Students want break in traffic 10/9/03 p.27
Crossing's closure frustrates drivers 10/23/03 p.5
ROMETTY, JOHN
Rometty named to park board 9/18/03 p.10
ROSLYN ROAD SCHOOL
Parents urged to work with Roslyn principal 5/8/03 p.10
Roslyn Road principal leaving for better job 7/3/03 p.12
Principal picked for Roslyn Road 7/31/03 p.5
ROSTER, MARK
Artist conveys American Pride 6/5/03 p.25
ROTARY CLUB OF SOUTH BARRINGTON
New Rotary Club to hold charter night 6/5/03 p.6
ROWLEY, CYNTHIA
Fashion designer featured at foundation fund-raiser 6/5/03
p.9
Rowley happy to come home for event 6/5/03 p.9
Rowley to launch new book in Chicago 11/13/03 p.6
Barrington native pens swell ways to liven up the holidays
12/11/03 p.8
RSVP'S RESTAURANT AND TAVERN
RSVP's may be coming down 7/10/03 p.14
RUE VALLEE (LAND SUBDIVISION)
Rue Vallee group waging challenge 3/13/03 p.7
RUER, SAMANTHA
Artwork takes quite a journey 5/1/03 p.23
SAFETY TOWN
Barrington Junior Women buying bikes for Safety Town
1/30/03 p.10
SALT CREEK
Creek guy rescues waterway 10/30/03 p.9
SANCHEZ, JOE
Sanchez consumed by Bronco football 8/21/03 p.113
SAPHIR, DENNIS