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

• Honda Element offers versatility for entry-level shoppers.(Auto Preview)
  by Boe, Dave
• Wheeling girls, Prospect boys close in on titles.(Sports)
  by Bumbales, John
• Ex-coach loses round in porn case.(News)
  by Gordon, Tony
• Grinnell funeral to be Saturday.(News)
  by Lissau, Russell
• Retiring fire chief proud of safety record.(News)
  by Stuttley, Henry
• Local Focus.(Business)
• Lamothe's 85 leads Rockets to BNC title.(Sports)
• Batavia schools back in black Upcoming budget will be balanced for first time in years.(News)
  by Pierce, Gala M.
• Advocates for disabled ask legislators for help.(News)
  by Ordower, Garrett
• Best & brightest.(Neighbor)
• Fence Post.(News)(Letter to the Editor)
• Sears will take place of Kmart in Palatine.(Business)
  by Puente, Michael
• Neighbor gets 18 months for spying on girl.(News)
  by Gordon, Tony
• Rosemont case judge has ties to the village.(News)
  by Olmstead, Rob
• The briefs.(Neighbor)
• Park district class focuses on positive.(Neighbor)
  by Ter Maat, Sue
• Spicer, Barrington (20-0) waste no time.(Sports)
  by Leusch, John
• Liquor sales training may be required.(News)
  by Krishnamurthy, Madhu
• The blotter.(Neighbor)
• Waubonsie earns tie at St. charles N.(Sports)
  by Mellema, Darryl
• Bensenville man shot when car pulls along side him, fires.(News)
  by Kmitch, Justin
• Naperville store sues Prior, saying he left event too soon Lawsuit says Cubs pitcher was rude, signed too few items.(News)
  by Allen, Kari
• Raffle ticket will benefit a lot of Hersey High causes.(Neighbor)(Our schools)
• Whooping cough cases remain high.(News)
  by Waldron, Patrick
• Maple Park man honored for saving woman from train.(News)
  by Smith, Lisa
• New high school still has no name.(Neighbor)(Our schools)
• Editorials.(News)(Editorial)
• 'Superman' a hero as Pats shut out Cats Keeper Dulaney comes up big and Rowley nets both goals in showdown.(Sports)
• NHL game of chicken has such a familair look.(Sports)
• Trust is key in school leader, residents say.(News)
  by Waller, C.L.
• Haldi likely to start Saturday.(Sports)
  by Rittenberg, Adam
• New county public health center may open in Elgin.(News)
  by O'Konowitz, Tom
• Storm damage stuns suburban trustee.(News)
  by Byers, Christine
• Phlebotomy - It Helps to Have A Steady Hand.(Business)
  by Yackley, Rachel Baruch
• Be on time for by-the-clock Swiss.(Going Places)(Business)
• Short-handed Fillies come up just short.(Sports)
  by Pohl, Kimberly
• Plans for Arlington Heights school expansion are set.(News)
  by McLaughlin, Amy
• Schillerstrom shuffle makes it hard to keep track of water funds.(News)(DuPage columnist)
• Without a doubt Phelan, Naperville N. win County Meet with ease.(Sports)
  by Van Milligen, Dennis
• The public record.(Neighbor)
• Bursts of floral color frame subdivision entryway.(Neighbor)
  by Adkins, Lenore T.
• Growing number of kids makes Elgin football league a success.(Neighbor)
  by Giesey, Michelle
• Fair finds volunteerism still growing in Batavia.(News)
  by Sharos, David
• Bond pays double dividends Scores twice for N. Stars in 4-1 victory.(Sports)
  by Mellema, Darryl
• The briefs.(Neighbor)
• Elburn-made solar ovens give hope to many in Third World.(Business)
  by Krone, Emily
• No Child Left Behind may be 'battlefield' topic.(Series:)(News)
  by Burnett, Sara
• Alomar ponders future.(Sports)
  by Spellman, Mike
• Father finds fun, steak, peace in stormy times.(News)(Talk of the town)
• Births.(Neighbor)
• Saving patients in a heartbeat Good Shepherd Hospital starts using new procedures to battle clogged arteries.(Neighbor)
  by Ryan, Joseph
• Arlington teen receives Eagle Scout honors.(Neighbor)(Your news)
• DuPage County in 60 seconds.(News)
• Elgin man injured in crash with semitrailer truck.(News)
• Neighbors in the news.(Neighbor)
• Videojet system tracks store inventory by radio-signal tags Wal-Mart asks suppliers to use RFID technology.(Business)(e-buzz)
• Wood: Final week won't be a cakewalk.(Sports)
  by Miles, Bruce
• The briefs.(Neighbor)
• Wheeling leader's sprinkler veto holds Village won't ease its safety requirements for new homes.(News)
  by Carrasquillo, Avian
• Northwest suburbs in 60 seconds.(News)
• Bigart goal lifts Redhawks.(Sports)
• Naperville stabbing victim still in hospital.(News)
  by Boerema, Amy
• Stroll brings reminders of our many freedoms.(Neighbor)(Around Naperville)
• St. Edward bounces back; Whip-Purs fall to Harvard.(Sports)
• Congressional candidate says he distrusts Islam.(News)
  by Spak, Kara
• Electricity pact could lower costs.(News)
  by Pierce, Gala M.
• Editorials.(News)(Editorial)
• Grayslake plans $10,000 kick; Grodek in national spotlight.(Sports)(Sports notes)
• Volunteers give school a makeover Gavin South grateful for landscaping help from businesses.(News)
  by Filas, Lee
• District investigates options for Brainerd.(News)
  by Lissau, Russell
• Suit seeks Madigan staff timesheets.(News)
  by Olmstead, Rob
• Guillen sees Marlins as his model for 2005 Sox.(Sports)
  by Spellman, Mike
• Editorials.(News)(Editorial)
• Your Health.(Health & Fitness)
• Fence Post.(News)(Letter to the Editor)
• Fence Post.(News)(Letter to the Editor)
• Efforts of pizza place raise funds for ill girl.(Neighbor)(Your page)
• She's got the beat Teenager juggles her drumsticks between high school and blues bands.(Neighbor)
  by Shak, Amie
• Big win, tough loss Bears pummel Packers, but Brown out for season.(Sports)
  by LeGere, Bob
• Three teens shot in Aurora Twp.(News)
  by Hague, Leslie

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