Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL)

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Articles in April, 2002 issue of Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL)

• Palatine Stables great for children's parties.(Special Section)
  by Sotonoff, Jamie
• Railroad delivers village's beginnings.(Special Section)
• YMCA is improving for Palatine families every day.(Special Section)
• Vernon Hills schools play integral role in community.(Special Section)
  by Waller, C.L.
• Hustling Cougars best Cedar Rapids.(Sports)
  by Bush, Joe
• In the air.(Sports)
• Glen Ellyn reaffirms opposition to Route 53.(Neighbor)
  by Hitzeman, Harry
• Two popular trends help create Spice Merchant and Tea Room.(Business)
• Earnings.(Business)
• Openings available in kindergartner classes.(Neighbor)
• Hebron book tour making Elgin stop.(Sports)
• Keeping the dream alive Siedelberg's hard work now paying dividends.(Sports Extra)
  by Miller, Travis
• Judge throws out lawsuit alleging teacher misconduct, gives student chance to refile.(News)
  by Keeshan, Charles
• 10 linked to bingo hall face charges.(News)
  by Toomey, Shamus
• On this day, Wildcats can call themselves winners.(Sports)
  by Aguilar, Joe
• Children of Chernobyl Daily Herald staff writer relives nuclear accident.(Neighbor)
  by Rotstein, Natasha
• Lake County in 60 seconds.(News)
• Fox Valley masterpieces Local artists display wares at annual show.(Neighbor)
  by Aguilar, Aurora
• Mayer's 2-hitter gives Marmion SCC victory.(Sports)
• Whose tradition will it be?(Sports Extra)
  by Considine, Mike
• Dist. 59 looks into safety of having school polling site.(Neighbor)
  by Boykin, Ames
• Mayor to join Relay, help raise money to fight cancer.(Neighbor)
  by Arado, Matt
• Is soundproofing necessary now or just an added expense?(Neighbor)
  by Sotonoff, Jamie
• Will Applebees bring activity back to Town Square?(Neighbor)
  by Korecki, Natasha
• The briefs.(Neighbor)
• What if ... Given a chance to do it all again, would you choose a different path?(Suburban Living)
  by Miner, Lisa Friedman
• Fence Post.(News)(Letter to the Editor)
• Low-key Parque just wants to help team win.(Sports)
  by Gregor, Scot
• The briefs.(Neighbor)
• Taking pride in the Prairie Path DuPage County residents to clean nature's trails.(Neighbor)
  by Kadin, Deborah
• Signature flag idea going for two.(News)
  by Edman, Catherine
• The briefs.(Neighbor)
• Why South Elgin is requesting a special census Share of tax dollars doled out by last count is not keeping up with growth, village says.(News)
  by O'Konowitz, Tom
• Police reports.(News)
• 'West Side' strikes chord in audiences.(Neighbor)
• 'Much Ado' about Shakespeare at Libertyville High.(Neighbor)
• Antioch High School surprised at principal's plans to resign.(News)
  by Grusich, Kate
• Lawmakers jockey for ways to fix budget hole.(News)
  by Patterson, John
• Joe and Nick Teen addicts struggling to stay clean.(Series: The hidden scourge: How young lives are lost to illegal drugs)(News)
  by St. Clair, Stacy
• Schaumburg High student $1,000 ahead heading to Harper.(Neighbor)
• Conant, Erlenbaugh lead way in MSL.(Sports)
  by Bumbales, John
• Judge slams door on teenager's second chance.(News)
  by Boykin, Ames
• Walkers get ready to raise funds for March of Dimes.(News)
  by Daday, Eileen O.
• Board faces a challenge when 'selling' special assessment.(New Homes)
• Blazers send fans home happy Enthusiastic crowd watches AT win.(Sports)
  by Tillotson, Ken
• The briefs.(Neighbor)
• Volunteer turnout expected to be high at Special Olympics.(News)
  by Hartman, Kari
• Grandpas, grandmas go back to class.(News)
• Carpentersville woman charged after marijuana bust.(News)
  by Haschak, Gene
• It takes class and humor to be Mr. LHS.(Neighbor)
• Herald writers, photographer honored for exemplary work.(News)
• After complaints mount, Dist. 220 principal resigns.(News)
  by Fuller, James
• Elgin couple dead in suspected murder-suicide.(News)
  by Seigle, Max
• Students walk for a good cause.(Neighbor)
  by Ter Maat, Sue
• Trendy antiques Collecting trinkets, other objects a hot hobby in Sun City.(SunBurst)
  by Winter, Garry
• Parents form booster club to help out St. Emily.(Neighbor)
  by Arado, Matt
• The briefs.(Neighbor)
• Bellhorn proving to be more than a blip on the radar screen.(Sports)
  by Spellman, Mike
• Cougars play well in defeat.(Sports)
  by Bush, Joe
• Conant stays on scoring tear.(Sports)
  by Rudolph, Kathy
• The briefs.(Neighbor)
• Two crash victims improving; funeral services set for third.(News)
  by Grondin, Kathryn
• Long Grove ups the ante for speeding.(Neighbor)
  by Zalusky, Steve
• St. Charles athletes join forces at first Illinois girls rugby game.(News)
  by Waldron, Patrick
• Two accused of attempted theft.(News)
  by Haschak, Gene
• Fence Post.(News)(Letter to the Editor)
• Indian children help peace effort in Grayslake.(News)
  by Krishnamurthy, Madhu
• Russ chips in big as Grayslake gets tie with Antioch.(Sports)
  by Silber, Rusty
• Fox Valley in 60 seconds.(News)
• Senior citizens' program needs some helping hands.(Neighbor)
• Profiling makes more sense than random screening.(Going Places)
• Buffalo Grove 21, Clemente 2.(Sports)
  by Brown, T.J.
• High-tech tots Kids right and left are clicking their way into computer world as young as age 3.(Neighbor)
  by Hanson, Lisa
• Movers and shakers.(Business)
  by Twohey, Norrine
• Eviction complaint may be landlord's best option.(Homes Plus)
• Kinn's plan works to perfection.(Sports)
  by Oberhelman, David
• Fence Post.(News)(Letter to the Editor)
• Plants need time to get settled.(Home & Garden)
• Gymnast qualifies for national meet.(Neighbor)
• Chargers' Marlewski just misses a no-hitter.(Sports)
  by Lieser, Jason

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