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Articles in April, 2001 issue of Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL)

• Trip Tips.(Going Places)
  by Hobica, George
• Kleronomos willing to change with the times.(Homes Plus)
  by Murphy, Jean
• White Sox' mission to improve on dynamite 2000 show.(Sports)
  by Gregor, Scot
• Corrections and Clarifications.(News)(Correction Notice)
• Observing Passover Different traditions allow for some variety in holiday.(Neighbor)
  by Kadin, Deborah
• Panthers baseball rolls to victory.(Sports)
• Village services and higher impact fees on Hicks' agenda.(Neighbor)
  by Patterson, Jennifer
• U-46's fifth academy is likely to be devoted to the health field.(News)
  by Tabor, Terri
• Morstad, Larkin continue to be impressive.(Sports)
  by Radtke, John
• Muddled verbiage often fills ballots Legislation would clarify questions.(News)
  by Orrick, Dave
• Author seeks Columbine's spiritual aspect.(News)
  by Pierce, Victoria
• Boatright sprints to Class A honor.(Sports)
  by Newton, Jeff
• A Sleepless Night.(Neighbor)
• Matthews hangs on; Dunwoody sent to Iowa.(Sports)
  by Miles, Bruce
• Two arrested on burglary charges.(News)
  by Wolf, James D., Jr.
• Friends of Ozzi step up to help Wheaton restaurateur.(Neighbor)
  by Pierce, Victoria
• Woman killed by Metra train.(News)
  by Findlay, Melynda
• For many, Tuesday no big deal But loyal voters urge others to participate in Election Day.(News)
  by Fabbre, Alicia
• Road work bids under budget in Lake Zurich.(Neighbor)
  by Robeznieks, Andis
• Without new blood, women's group ends 33-year run.(News)
  by Krishnamurthy, Madhu
• Frustration rises as school closes.(News)
  by Kunz, Tona
• Educator brings his experience to Dist. 211.(Neighbor)
  by Date, Shruti
• In the air.(Sports Weekend)
• Trustees must work as one for residents.(Neighbor)
  by Hitzeman, Harry
• Spring into action Cantigny offers ways to brighten your gardens.(Neighbor)
  by Smith, Andrew
• Track Previews.(Sports)
• Though votes were close, Sandor may bow out of Elgin politics.(Neighbor)
• Police reports.(News)
• Students selected to join anti-smoking program.(Neighbor)
• Gurnee teen gets 2 years in prison for hate crime.(News)
  by Gordon, Tony
• Schools, property taxes and the benefits of a good long walk.(News)
• Crystal Lake man holds police at bay.(News)
• [9] The briefs.(Neighbor)
• Bill Quateman returns pushing lost '70s album.(Time Out!) (sound recording review)
  by Guarino, Mark
• [13] The briefs.(Neighbor)
• A new mayor, a different style Mayor-elect Hansen says tension under Zirk's command in South Elgin will end.(News)
  by O'Konowitz, Tom
• Elgin triple murder jury hears police tape.(News)
  by Burnett, Sara
• Community turns out to help ailing neighbor.(Neighbor)
• Cougars 2001: a true powerhouse Team could produce trio of 20-HR players.(Sports)
  by Bush, Joe
• Savard can't hide desire to coach.(Sports)
  by Sassone, Tim
• Atheist activist is defeated unknown in library race.(News)
  by Woodhams, Fred
• Piser Chapel extends services in Northwest suburbs.(Business)
• Recount sought in Glendale Hts. Wheeler trails by 76 votes in race for village president.(News)
  by Hitzeman, Harry
• Addison parks member admits ice arena was key.(News)
  by Wallace, Patricia
• Glendale Hts. left out in District 87.(News)
  by Hitzeman, Harry
• Rosemont gets closer to getting new hotel.(News)
  by Boykin, Ames
• Police reports.(News)
• Contract for police goes back to table.(News)
  by Mann, Dave
• Voters say Dist. 220 tax request was just too high.(News)
  by O'Brien, Bill
• Welton ponders why he lost Gurnee mayor says voters probably were ready for new leader.(News)
  by Susnjara, Bob
• Lawmakers OK tougher anti-gun laws.(News)
  by Sharp, John S.
• Mustangs, Kass hand Cary-Grove its first loss.(Sports)
  by Hess, Dave
• Loyola recognizes former Abbott chief for ethics.(Business)
• B-ball team adds to winning history.(Neighbor)
• Geneva scores early and often.(Sports)
  by Perez, Henry
• Women's tourney simply good TV.(Sports)
• Sox fans too civil, forgiving.(Sports)
• Jews throughout the suburbs prepare for 8 days of Passover.(News)
  by Boykin, Ames
• Naperville nabs 19,000 books for Chicago kids.(News)
  by Zeman, Kat
• Recount doesn't stop swearing-in.(News)
  by Hitzeman, Harry
• Forest officials favor removing Batavia dam.(News)
  by Fabbre, Alicia
• Jacobs, Larkin post wins.(Sports)
  by Hood, Dennis
• Wisniewski, Stevenson prove too powerful for Carmel.(Sports)
• Look good while biking the roadways.(Auto Showcase)
  by Glassman, Ken
• Your neighbor.(Neighbor)
• Enjoy lively arts in Sheboygan and a luxury resort Kohler.(Going Places)
• Inventor hatches power cord lock.(Neighbor)
  by Zalusky, Steve
• Distilled wins Illinois Derby.(Sports)
  by Spellman, Mike
• Winds down power line, cause fire.(News)
  by Wolf, James D., Jr.
• Weather has its say again Naperville Central triumphs at wind-swept Best 4 invitational.(Sports)
  by Oberhelman, David
• WW South gets the job done at Kaneland meet.(Sports)
  by Considine, Mike
• City considers following lead of neighbor with skate park.(News)
  by O'Konowitz, Tom
• Plan would jail owners of dogs for pet attacks.(News)
  by Sharp, John S.
• Elgin woman charged in car shooting.(News)
  by Seigle, Max
• Hoffman takes third at H-F.(Sports)
• Fire destroys townhouse in Hanover Park.(News)
  by Wolf, James D., Jr.
• Saints' Vogel throws no-hitter.(Sports)
• Bonjour, Palatine French say merci to sister city after tour of fire station, town.(Neighbor)
  by Sotonoff, Jamie
• Wheeling board won't add new staff positions.(News)
  by Woodhams, Fred
• The briefs.(Neighbor)

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