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

• STERLING RESOURCES LAUNCHES E-LEARNING WEB SITE.(Company Business and Marketing)
• Eleanor E. Bednar.(Business)(Obituary)
• Mildred R. Gallo.(Business)(Obituary)
• Stephen A. Armintrout.(Business)(Obituary)
• Lillian Nolan.(Business)(Obituary)
• Marietta T. "Mary Jo" Jozefowicz.(Business)(Obituary)
• Evelyn H. Hasz.(Business)(Obituary)
• Philip L. Ayres.(Business)(Obituary)
• Margaret R. Truelsen.(Business)(Obituary)
• Lowell G. Belant.(Business)(Obituary)
• Lucille H. Dufexes.(Business)(Obituary)
• Good morning, Tri-Villages!(Neighbor)
• Good morning, Palatine and Inverness!(Neighbor)
• Ceremony to light up downtown with entertainment.(Neighbor)
  by McLaughlin, Amy
• 'Wonderful Life' child actor to appear at Streets of Woodfield Theaters.(Time Out!)
• Chicago Botanic Garden offers special holiday events for all ages.(Time Out!)
  by Kenyon, Virginia
• Mercer, Brand carry Bulls to win No. 2.(Sports)
  by McGraw, Mike
• Would city lure 2nd NFL team to Soldier Field?(Sports)
• Grandmother pens labor of love to 11 grandkids.(Business)
• In the Air.(SportsWeekend)
• Last-minute budget shift will keep special Naperville waste site open.(News)
  by Stevens, Susan
• Students learn while they play with cars Transportation class entertains as it educates.(Neighbor)
  by Sneller, Beth
• Sosa's agent optimistic deal can still be reached Superstar still looking for a 6-year extension.(Sports)
  by Miles, Bruce
• Man injured in Oak Brook rollover crash.(News)
  by Wolf, James D., Jr.
• Race is as much a part of the holiday as turkey.(Neighbor)
• Dist. 200 asks judge to set aside verdict in hiring bias case.(News)
  by Pierce, Victoria
• Rutland needs larger quarters for township hall.(Neighbor)
• Geneva library looks west for its likely future.(News)
  by Kunz, Tona
• Fox Valley Briefs.(Business)
• Participation down but talent strong Todd enters a new season with high hopes for Larkin/Elgin co-op team.(SportsXtra)
  by Theriault, John, Jr.
• [1] Police Reports.(News)
• Rose Bowl trip at stake for contest winners.(SportsXtra)
• Wrestlers reach spotlight; Grant has positive outlook.(SportsXtra)
  by Bumbales, John
• Homeowners go the distance for Country Walk community.(Real Estate)
  by Gorr, Beth
• Fence Post.(News)(Letter to the Editor)
• Good morning, Algonquin, Huntley and Lake in the Hills!; Good morning, Cary and Fox River Grove!(Neighbor)
• Briefly speaking.(Neighbor)
• Hung up for the holidays? The 'burbs and the city are brimming with holiday happenings. Here's your guide to all the fun.(Time Out!)
  by Kenyon, Virginia
• Eugene Trigger.(Business)(Obituary)
• Fred N. Matson.(Business)(Obituary)
• Gladys J. McKie.(Business)(Obituary)
• [1] Good morning!(Neighbor)
• AIDS Awareness Week features panels to fairs.(Neighbor)
• Fence Post.(News)(Letter to the Editor)
• No place like road for Blackhawks Win at Nashville lifts Hawks above .500 in games away from the United Center.(Sports)
  by Sassone, Tim
• Arlington Heights is ready for holiday shopping spree.(News)
  by Davis, Jon
• Northwest Briefs.(Business)
• Judge finds ex-attorney guilty of theft Man stole from trust fund to keep failing day-care center afloat.(News)
  by Hamill, Sean D.
• Jury finds trustee guilty of molesting teenager.(News)
  by Gutowski, Christy
• [1] Fence Post.(News)(Letter to the Editor)
• Naperville waste center funds in limbo.(News)
  by Stevens, Susan
• Police Reports.(News)
• United Way expects to hit fund-raising goal for year.(News)
  by Mann, Dave
• Canceled flights a fact of holiday life, experts say.(News)
  by McCoppin, Robert
• Stevenson edges Warren.(Sports)
  by Arnold, Will
• Local officials upset with waterway legislation.(News)
  by Filas, Lee
• Santas come to town.(Neighbor)
• Geneva leads Raiders from start to finish.(Sports)
  by Perez, Henry
• Let's Go.(Going Places)
• Good morning, Mount Prospect and Prospect Heights!(Neighbor)
• Good morning, Hoffman Estates and Schaumburg!(Neighbor)
• St. Colette youngsters prepare for St. Nick.(Neighbor)
• Not a pretty sight for Paxson, Cartwright As big part of dynasty, two ex-Bulls get to witness present problems first hand.(Sports)
  by McGraw, Mike
• Punctured water main holds up traffic.(News)
  by Wolf, James D., Jr.
• DuPage Collegians.(Neighbor)
• Builder gets an extension on condo plan.(News)
  by Kadin, Deborah
• Holiday season doesn't need to be unhappy.(News)
• Rising gas prices were making news 100 years ago, too.(Neighbor)
• Adults clinging to rule ignore a kid's destruction.(News)
• Hopkins fires in 28 to lead St. Edward; Whip-Purs now 8-0.(Sports)
  by Hood, Dennis
• Plans to streamline schedules mulled.(Neighbor)
• Kildeer resident enjoys looking out for interests of children.(Neighbor)
  by Babowice, J. Hope
• Saxons get defensive; Conant, Meadows come up winners.(Sports)
• You don't have to be a fruitcake to eat a fruitcake.(Neighbor)
• Betty M. Armstrong.(Business)(Obituary)
• Lillie May Sheehy.(Business)(Obituary)
• Zella Lucille Caldwell.(Business)(Obituary)
• Angela Petrarca.(Business)(Obituary)
• Woman's Club honors scholarship winners.(Neighbor)
• Residents' private wells do not hurt home values.(Neighbor)(Letter to the Editor)

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