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Articles in April, 2004 issue of Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL)

• Gerald T. Guithues.(Obituaries)(Obituary)
• Streamwood paves the way for villagewide road repair project.(News)
  by Ter Maat, Sue
• Royal romantic comedy trite, conventional.(Time Out!)
  by Gire, Dann
• Local celebrities to perform in variety show.(Neighbor)
  by Murphy, Jean
• Negative thoughts can help athlete finish with positive results.(Sports Extra)
• Local church to re-enact the Passion Arlington Hts. parish prepares for Palm Sunday, Good Friday processions.(News)
  by Carrasquillo, Avian
• Tennis previews.(Sports Extra)
• Trustee to run in a different race - Boston Marathon.(Neighbor)(Arlington Heights)
• Raiders softball players take a swing at saving groundskeeper's job.(Sports Extra)
• Track previews.(Sports Extra)
• College helps firefighters learn ropes of real world.(Neighbor)(Inside Benedictine University)
• Wheelchair Warriors lose 50-31 at national tourney.(Neighbor)(Neighbor sports)
• Softball previews.(Sports Extra)
• Freshman's hat trick lifts Geneva.(Sports)
  by Mellema, Darryl
• Group to plant water willows to clean the Fox River.(Neighbor)(St. Charles)
• Track previews.(Sports Extra)
• Track previews.(Sports Extra)
• Fence Post.(News)(Letter to the Editor)
• Rooting interest DePaul's Leitao close with UConn's Calhoun, players.(Sports)
  by Willhite, Lindsey
• Sullivan keeps Predators in thick of playoff race.(Sports)
  by Spellman, Mike
• Exchange Club honors two Lake County sheriff's veterans.(Neighbor)(Crime & justice)
• Couple admit they left kids home alone.(News)
  by Keeshan, Charles
• Concert picks.(Time Out!)
• Viola M. Etters.(Obituaries)(Obituary)
• William Joel Brickman.(Obituaries)(Obituary)
• Paul W. Rauchert.(Obituaries)(Obituary)
• Fremd rallies to tie Viator.(Sports)
  by Rudolph, Kathy
• Editorials.(News)(Editorial)
• Local Focus.(Business)
• Churches re-create Last Supper.(Neighbor)
  by Pohl, Laura Zahn
• Lake Park shocks Naperville North.(Sports)
  by Shalin, Neil
• Town's lead fears persist Government assurances, promise to erect fence not enough to stop Gilberts residents from worrying about contaminated soil.(News)
  by Seigle, Max
• Federal bill would send big bucks rolling down local roads.(News)
  by Waldron, Patrick
• ESO scores with familiar pieces.(News)
  by Vitello, Barbara
• Local Focus.(Business)
• Lake County in 60 seconds.(News)
• Sutton's swan song ... a national title? Oklahoma State coach has endured plenty over long career.(Sports)
  by Willhite, Lindsey
• Chapel's 'Great Adventure' Young church opens doors on $9 million building with special Sunday School area.(News)
  by Susnjara, Bob
• A love of linoleum Floor covering enjoys a revival and a book celebrates the specialized designs of the old and new.(Homes Plus)
  by Donovan, Deborah
• Stay healthy while globe-trotting.(Going Places)(Business)
• Fence Post.(News)(Letter to the Editor)
• A knight to remember Medieval Spain recreated at Schaumburg's Medieval Times.(Neighbor)
  by Ter Maat, Sue
• Simply the Best McCarthy leads WW South to tourney crown.(Sports)
  by Shalin, Neil
• Children search for Easter treats around DuPage.(News)
  by Allen, Kari
• Get your jollies by joining the Follies.(Neighbor)(Elgin)
• Kaneland sweeps Oswego to stay perfect at 6-0.(Sports)
• Winning lottery was nice, but one man has a better reason to be thankful.(News)(Talk of the town)
• The briefs.(Neighbor)
• In-district busing or contract it out?(News)
  by Waller, C.L.
• Recruiting Dad PTAs want to get men into the mom-dominated school scene.(News)
  by Malone, Tara
• Suburbs' air is not getting any better.(News)
  by Kunz, Tona
• Dimiceli is Lancers' surprise power source.(Sports Extra)
  by Miller, Dave
• Glenbard N. pair passing chemistry.(Sports Extra)
  by Shalin, Neil
• Central enjoys a relaxing victory.(Sports)
  by Mellema, Darryl
• Prairie study may better a bug's life.(News)
  by Stevens, Susan
• Win No. 200 for Ellett Ritchie, BC roll by Whips.(Sports)
  by Steidl, Kurt
• School newspapers receive recognition.(News)
  by Holmes, Erin
• Fence Post.(News)(Letter to the Editor)
• Kane County to honor top school personnel.(News)
  by Smith, Lisa
• Metra police heighten efforts to keep watch for terrorists.(News)
  by Kunz, Tona
• Warren's excited about growth.(Sports Extra)
  by McGraw, Patricia Babcock
• Trade opens spot on Cubs' 40-man roster.(Sports)
  by Miles, Bruce
• Grayslake turns things around.(Sports)
  by Gosman, Bob
• Lawmakers drain education funds Plan would increase spending by $250 per student, leave little for other programs.(News)
  by Hooker, Sara
• Bondurant gets within two outs of no-hitter.(Sports)
  by Bolin, Christine
• Students at ECC show care for troops.(News)
  by O'Konowitz, Tom
• Sun City clubs show what they have to offer.(Neighbor)
• District 200 finances to be subject of special meeting.(News)
  by Sanchez, Robert
• Start from the top Coleman sparks Huskies from leadoff spot.(Sports)
  by Miller, Dave
• Books are golden in Lisle student olympics.(News)
  by Boerema, Amy
• Young's hit in 8th gives Hampshire a win.(Sports)
  by Steidl, Kurt
• Police reports.(News)
• Play to tell classic story of Abraham, Sarah's faith.(Neighbor)(Fox Valley Faith)
• St. Charles official to lead downtown group.(News)
  by Smith, Lisa
• By any measure, Round Lake's Hoekstra a winner.(Sports Extra)(Lake County sports)
• Recruiters, CEOs make their 'Apprentice' choices.(News)
  by Comerford, Mike
• Birthday-girl Bryant helps lead Blue Devils to title.(Sports)
  by Kupfer, Tom
• Sox refuse to lose Ordonez wins it in 10th with home run.(Sports)
  by Spellman, Mike
• Deal for new fire station reached.(News)
  by Ryan, Joseph
• Teacher 'getting out' of U-46 has traveled full circle to where?(News)(Guest View)

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