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Articles in September, 2000 issue of Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL)

• Sesquicentennial tour to combine old and new.(Neighbor)
• Valet services lining up for parking plan approval.(Neighbor)
  by Toomey, Shamus
• Man forms coalition to pan some traffic ideas.(Neighbor)
• 'Princess Mononoke' a wonderful fable of man vs. nature.(Time Out!) (video recording review)
  by Tuckman, Jeff
• Northwest Briefs.(Business)
• Big day for Fremd as girls set record, boys edge BG behind Amos.(Sports)
• Rakaric, Palatine outrun Hersey.(Sports)
  by Bumbales, John
• Harper decides to go for tax increase College says three buildings needed to keep pace.(News)
  by Sotonoff, Jamie
• Survival of the fittest Heat not a deterrent to hurry-up Wildcats.(Sports)
  by Willhite, Lindsey
• 'Godfather' of Jaycees still going strong Founding member helped set up Naperville group in 1954.(News)
  by St. Clair, Stacy
• Lombard man killed in fireworks mishap was legally drunk.(News)
  by Sanchez, Robert
• Special education for preschoolers in Dist. 200 to change.(News)
  by Pierce, Victoria
• Villa Park man get 80 years for infant's murder.(News)
  by Gutowski, Christy
• Police Explorers book trophy for Elgin.(Neighbor)
• Letters.(News)(Letter to the Editor)
• Glenbard North tips Chargers at Larkin.(Sports)
  by Oshinski, Allen
• Trojans hang on to outlast 'Skins Kaplan, Pagels pace offense as C-G evens record; Huntley drops to 0-2.(Sports)
  by Hess, Dave
• Tennis Previews.(SportsXtra)
• Safety plan for Grand Avenue ramp Sign warning of backups goes up, increased patrols start.(News)
  by Susnjara, Bob
• Strolling Strings make their musical way to national stage.(Neighbor)
  by Scalf, Abby
• Cyclists to help agriculture classes.(News)
  by Waller, C.L.
• Church helps fund college for 3 young people.(Neighbor)
• Naperville Jaycees have worked to make sure Fling remains a freebie.(Neighbor)
  by Stevens, Susan
• Batavia's Earnhardt takes the long road to football nirvana.(SportsXtra)
  by Silvestri, Jim
• Scouting area girls tennis teams.(Sports)
• A week in the life of runaway beagle.(SunBurst)
• Good morning, Rolling Meadows!(Neighbor)
• Cubs end Brown's season.(Sports)
  by Miles, Bruce
• Fence Post.(News)(Letter to the Editor)
• ND's new offense draws tough test from Texas A&M.(Sports)
  by Logan, Bob
• Backers of bill to require field tests draw on recent DUI deaths in area.(News)
  by Kadin, Deborah
• GOP polishing plans Bush-Cheney visit Republican presidential hopeful to speak at Naperville North High.(News)
  by St. Clair, Stacy
• Building about to begin in Bluff City Business Park.(Business)
  by Carrel, Elisabeth
• Gun arsenal worries Elgin neighbors.(News)
  by O'Konowitz, Tom
• Heat sends students home at two Barrington schools.(News)
  by O'Brien, Bill
• Woodstock explosion turns out the lights on CL South 46-0.(Sports)
  by Hess, Dave
• Local cheerleaders step out from the sidelines for contests.(Neighbor)
• Editorials.(News)(Editorial)
• Mustangs use last-second scores in OT win.(Sports)
  by McGraw, Patricia Babcock
• Redskins are back in action NYFL kicks off its 41st season.(Neighbor)
  by Lemon, John
• U-46 question is so vague it might doom it, some believe.(News)
  by Arado, Matt
• Everyone welcome to Fall Festival.(Neighbor)
• U-12 Arlington Aces holds all the tourney cards.(Neighbor)
• Five bands set to jam in Schaumburg for cancer research.(Neighbor)
  by Daday, Eileen O.
• Area leaders raise their hands about Dist. 200's plans.(Neighbor)
  by O'Brien, Bill
• No errors in this show Shakespeare fest fins a home in Elk Grove Village.(Neighbor)
  by Boykin, Ames
• Movers & Shakers.(Business)
• BankFinancial opens in Schaumburg.(Business)
• Police to get high-tech help to process crime scene tapes.(News)
  by Sneller, Beth
• Depot Days pulling back into Lisle this weekend.(Neighbor)
  by Piccininni, Ann
• Dog lovers need to take stock Potential owners must answer tough questions.(Neighbor)
  by Piccininni, Ann
• Itasca-based United Visual earns award.(Business)
• Sting of badge's pin felt in Oakbrook Terrace Mayor takes heat after city official accused of impersonating police officer.(News)
  by Sanchez, Robert
• Police have little to go on in random ax, knife attacks.(News)
  by Mann, Dave
• Ramsey Ramsey wins some support on expanding county jail.(News)
  by Fabbre, Alicia
• Maroons, Banning overcome letdown to get by Chargers.(Sports)
  by Hess, Dave
• Wauconda park officials select aquatic center site.(News)
  by Grusich, Kate
• Warren, Lake Zurich can't break tie.(Sports)
  by Silber, Rusty
• Man sentenced to probation in child porn case.(News)
  by Gordon, Tony
• Club fund-raiser bringing 'color' to fall luncheon.(Neighbor)
• Alvarez helps Cadets move forward.(Sports)
  by Higgins, Chazz
• In the cards Huntley man brings his love of craps and blackjack to the table.(SunBurst)
  by Baron, Matt
• Good morning, Tri-Villages!(Neighbor)
• Good morning, Buffalo Grove and Wheeling!(Neighbor)
• Youth tournament's full of upsets.(Neighbor)
• Flatlander's Restaurant brews up special beer in honor of host city.(Time Out!)
  by Kenyon, Virginia
• Roulette is an easy to play, no-skill game for novice gamblers.(Time Out!)
  by Renzy, Fred
• Resident's donation gives boost to Oct. 4 bone marrow screening.(News)
  by O'Brien, Bill
• Hersey d. Prospect.(Sports)
• Fantastic Light heads field for Belmont's Man O' War.(Sports)
  by Kristufek, Joe
• Be careful not to overreact to Week 1 surprises.(SportsWeekend)
• Schaumburg leaves no doubt with solid win over Fremd.(Sports)
  by Gorski, Reggie
• Park district will challenge residents to plan playground.(News)
  by Sneller, Beth
• Public hearing on expansion plans at Edward Hospital set for Tuesday.(News)
  by Stevens, Susan
• The creative process at work Studio tour lets public see artists in their element.(Neighbor)
  by Van Gorp, Krista
• An ominous twist of fate Injuries draw Clifford, Hilderbrand back together.(SportsXtra)
• District 200 loses racial discrimination lawsuit Jury awards woman who vied for five teaching jobs $300,000.(News)
  by Krol, Eric
• Day of Caring to help Elgin's United Way agencies.(Neighbor)
  by Johnson, Anna
• [1] Good morning!(Neighbor)
• Burlington Central takes advantage of Huntley's inexperience.(Sports)
  by Oshinski, Allen

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