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

• Norris Center, NIU announce collaboration.(News)
  by Smith, Lisa
• Blackhawks planning cautious approach to free agency.(Sports)(On hockey)
• Hiring for Kaneland nearly done.(News)
  by Brooks, Chad
• Kids, staff work toward end of year.(Neighbor)(Inside Dist. 204 schools)
• McHenry elementary might pitch tax hike.(News)
  by Ray, Scott
• Marmion parents club officers announced.(Neighbor)(Your page)
• Lake County in 60 seconds.(News)
• Lake County in 60 seconds.(News)
• District 300 welcomes surplus.(News)
  by Gaunt, Jeffrey
• Principal to help lead District 62.(News)
  by Holmes, Erin
• Best & brightest.(Neighbor)
• Gavin officials say repairs will take five to six months.(News)
  by Filas, Lee
• The briefs.(Neighbor)
• The briefs.(Neighbor)
• Parents make school boundary plea.(News)
  by Pierce, Gala M.
• St. Charles board questions class cap.(News)
  by Smith, Lisa
• Dist. 89 leader announces retirement.(News)
  by Edman, Catherine
• West Aurora picks former dean as interim principal.(News)
  by Brooks, Chad
• Dist. 214 to vote on new teacher contract Educators would get 3.5 percent raise next year if board approves 3-year deal.(News)
  by Holmes, Erin
• The briefs.(Neighbor)
• Dist. 214 proposes millions for renovations.(News)
  by Holmes, Erin
• Topinka likely to run for governor in 2006.(News)(Campaign notebook)
  by Krol, Eric
• Fifth starter out there somewhere?(Sports)
  by Rittenberg, Adam
• Here's a better way to pick the Olympic team.(Sports)(On basketball)
• Injuries don't make former Cubs trainer Tumbas smile.(Sports)
• USF shares drop after shuts down.(Business)
• O'Donnell, Lake Zurich rise up Bears oust Grayslake, move on to regional final.(Sports)
  by Gosman, Bob
• Harper still debating 4-year plan.(News)
  by Puente, Michael
• Smart Discipline seminar shows there's hope for parents.(Neighbor)(Algonquin)
• Canoeing on the Fox River.(Special Section)
  by Yackley, Rachel Baruch
• Baking from scratch satisfies sensitive taste buds.(Food)(Cook of the week)
• Palatine wins on Dahl's blast.(Sports)
• Fence Post.(News)(Letter to the Editor)
• Cost of wetlands work at Pratt's Wayne Woods higher than expected.(News)
  by Pyke, Marni
• Youth sports.(Neighbor)
• Shoppers crowd into Meijer for opening.(News)
  by Brooks, Chad
• Meet your 2004 Daily Herald Academic Team judges.(Neighbor)
  by Gaunt, Jeffrey
• Spartans earn shot at Falcons.(Sports)
• Health summit to tackle family issues.(News)
  by Pyke, Marni
• Mt. Assisi shuts down St. Edward for title.(Sports)
  by Theriault, John, Jr.
• Class action lawsuit killed by judge in mold dispute.(News)
  by Waldron, Patrick
• Fence Post.(News)(Letter to the Editor)
• Rosary High School Class of 2004.(Neighbor)
• Brothers serve their country.(Neighbor)(Your page)
• Local Focus.(Business)
• Editorials.(News)(Editorial)
• Prior's rehab right on schedule.(Sports)
• W. Chicago works to create zoning for crematorium.(News)
  by Griffin, Jake
• Cancer fight takes life of Lake in the Hills woman.(News)
  by Gaunt, Jeffrey
• Wayne J. Spence.(Obituaries)(Obituary)
• Patricia K. Scotellaro.(Obituaries)(Obituary)
• Helene Mueller.(Obituaries)(Obituary)
• Patricia Mulcrone.(Obituaries)(Obituary)
• Robert Adams Jr.(Obituaries)(Obituary)
• Striking a balance Home's renovation suits needs of young family, while creating an elegant, sophisticated atmosphere.(Real Estate)(House stories)
  by Gerlach, Pat
• Religious satire skewers hypocrisy, but nicely.(Time Out!)
  by Gire, Dann
• 76-year-old convicted of killing Lincolnshire man.(News)
  by Ryan, Joseph
• Sweet 16 for Pirate duo.(Sports)
  by Garofola, Mike
• 'Great kids' have great year.(Sports Extra)
  by Garofola, Mike
• Moms fined for allowing teen drinking City ordinance ties judge's hand, or penalties likely would have been harsher.(News)
  by Kunz, Tona
• Slo Poke & Dumdum: Candy-Coated Friends.(Special Section)
• Oatis & Ivy.(Special Section)
• Glendale Heights to break ground on veterans memorial.(Neighbor)
  by Hitzeman, Harry
• Not Sheepish about Laminating.(Special Section)
• DuPage County in 60 seconds.(News)
• Council member to speak at tribute.(Neighbor)
  by Sanchez, Robert
• Young performers to stage 'Les Mis' Naperville show will be a scaled-back version.(News)
  by Sneller, Beth
• ECC ready to make some noise at World Series.(Sports)
  by Fitzpatrick, Jerry
• Carpentersville looks north for new auditor Board members may hire Wisconsin firm to help straighten out village finances.(News)
  by Dillon, Naomi
• Saints alive after 2nd-half spree.(Sports)
  by Mellema, Darryl
• Saints find extra motivation SCE's 1,600 relay "fired up" to prove it is among state's best.(Sports Extra)
  by Browning, Eric
• St. Charles GIJO team qualifies 11 for state.(Neighbor)
• Cittadino is overwhelmed by never-ending 'farewell tour'.(Sports Extra)
• Antioch shows progress in attitude, victory total.(Sports Extra)
  by Gosman, Bob
• Sequoits, Mustangs both blanked in regional finals.(Sports)
• Local Focus.(Business)
• Players praise Guillen's upbeat clubhouse meeting.(Sports)
  by Gregor, Scot
• Truth is, there's a lot to worry about with Cubs.(Sports)(Diary of a Cubs fan)
• Exactly what happens when the dealer hits a soft 17?(Time Out!)(Casino gambling)
  by Renzey, Fred
• No limits Banjo-playing jazz crooner Tuey Connell transcends musical boundaries.(Time Out!)(On the town)
  by Vitello, Barbara

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