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

• How developers are supporting a tax hike.(News)
  by Gaunt, Jeffrey
• Popular masks get political.(Suburban Living)
  by DeFiglio, Pam
• Fence Post.(News)(Letter to the Editor)
• House hopefuls offer ways to raise education funds.(News)
  by Ter Maat, Sue
• Hersey, Maine West ace opening-round tests.(Sports)
  by Leusch, John
• Obama impresses Naperville students.(News)
  by Allen, Kari
• Polite congressional race is heating up.(News)
  by Pyke, Marni
• Art in motion draws viewers inside.(Neighbor)
  by Ferrara, David
• Candle likely cause in deadly condo fire Occupants were responsible for smoke detector, official says.(News)
  by Hooker, Sara
• Elgin hires parks and recreation director.(News)
  by O'Konowitz, Tom
• Editorials.(News)(Editorial)
• School boundary meetings will be open.(News)
  by Ordower, Garrett
• The briefs.(Neighbor)
• Tough to be 'United' States in a nation half full of anger.(News)
• Williams, Illinois earn preseason Big Ten honors.(Sports)
  by Willhite, Lindsey
• Earnings.(Business)
• Either way, Tower Lakes residents face a tax hike.(News)
  by Ryan, Joseph
• History win for Grant; no stopping LZ.(Sports)
  by Newton, Jeff
• Bean, Crane amp up media blitz.(News)
  by Ryan, Joseph
• 'The Candidate' airs on WTTW Saturday.(Time Out!)(TV & Radio)
• Breaking Benjamin does modern rock well.(Time Out!)(Teen music)
• Soccer previews.(Sports)
• Pirates set sights high Palatine wants trophy; sectional offers another big challenge on road to Peoria.(Sports Extra)
  by Bumbales, John
• Geneseo enjoys proud tradition.(Sports Extra)
  by Maciaszek, Marty
• Barrington should control MSL meet.(Sports Extra)
  by Rudolph, Kathy
• Youth sports.(Neighbor)
• 65th District candidates discuss school funding.(Neighbor)
  by Ter Maat, Sue
• Fence Post.(News)(Letter to the Editor)
• Naperville's first new garbage can is delivered.(News)
  by Griffin, Jake
• Dog that attacked boy euthanized.(News)
• Illegal dump tested in Naperville Officials hire firm to check air and water near DuPage River Park.(News)
  by Griffin, Jake
• Lisle fire district receives anti-terrorism grant.(News)
  by Wamble, Michael
• Christian college buys hotel in Elgin.(News)
  by O'Konowitz, Tom
• Isaac's Upholstery carves out niche.(Business)
• Kaneland: Growth demands tax hike.(News)
  by Hague, Leslie
• Broadband debate rages in Geneva.(News)
  by Ordower, Garrett
• New robot 'officer' keeps eye on you at Safety Town.(Neighbor)(Local beat)
• All aboard: Train to Detweiller's about to leave.(Sports Extra)
  by Kupfer, Tom
• Stevenson's grounds crew digging in early.(Sports)
  by McGraw, Patricia Babcock
• Preseason woes point to more misery.(Sports)
  by McGraw, Mike
• Lake County in 60 seconds.(News)
• Identifying studs and duds at midseason.(Sports)(Fantasy football)
• Dealership settles lawsuit over minivan; criminal case pending.(News)
  by Olmstead, Rob
• The briefs.(Neighbor)
• Lake Michigan water issue delayed Lake County agency wants answers about supply, cost.(News)
  by Zawislak, Mick
• Human element pumps life into 'Dead' remake.(Time Out!)(Video/DVD Reviews)
  by Tuckman, Jeff
• Author appearances.(Time Out!)
• Go with the flow Streams of Plainfield banks on selection of home plans to attract buyers.(New Homes)
  by Giewald, Sherry
• Local Focus.(Business)
• Father broke down in taped meeting.(News)
  by Spak, Kara
• Standing up to bullies Lombard students cast their vote for most effective poster.(Neighbor)
  by Edman, Catherine
• NCC radio station aids charity drive's success.(News)
  by Allen, Kari
• Women of all faiths unite to spread message of peace.(Neighbor)
  by Luebke, Nancy
• Houston, you have a call Fairview students to chat with astronaut in space.(Neighbor)
  by Arado, Matt
• Stanford, Gators down McHenry.(Sports)
  by Hess, Dave
• War protesters to march Demonstrators will carry coffins through suburban streets.(News)
  by Fuller, James
• Investment group buys Randall Road property.(Business)
  by Grandt, Laura
• Caray goes on attack against Baker, Cubs.(Sports)
• It's bottled water for now in Wauconda, EPA says.(News)
  by Zawislak, Mick
• NIU sees writing on the wall Huskies know what can happen if they lose focus.(Sports)
  by Rittenberg, Adam
• St. Viator's a winner once again.(Sports)
  by Garofola, Mike
• Golden's girls dancing to success Popularity prompts opening of second studio.(Neighbor)
  by Diaz, Fernando
• Going for the 'gotcha' Ghosts, goblins and guillotines. These folks pull out all the stops on Halloween.(Home & Garden)
  by Donovan, Deborah
• Eerie New Orleans Find Halloween frights any night of the year.(Going Places)
  by Rodeghier, Kathy
• Tough ending for Hersey.(Sports)
  by Maciaszek, Marty
• Arlington Heights man killed in 2-car accident.(News)
  by Davis, Jon
• Redhawks' depth dunks DVC rivals.(Sports)
  by Shalin, Neil
• Editorials.(News)(Editorial)
• Downtown Naperville merchants oblige the young candy seekers.(News)
  by Dibble, Susan
• Ever wonder ...(Neighbor)
• CL South advances to sectional title match.(Sports)
  by Stacionis, Matt
• Stars second, Saints third at Upstate Eight meet.(Sports)
  by Goff, Stan
• Fence Post.(News)(Letter to the Editor)
• Protesters use procession to send anti-war message.(News)
  by Komperda, Jack
• Goal by BG freshman ends Warren's season.(Sports)
  by Silber, Rusty
• Fence Post.(News)(Letter to the Editor)
• Extreme makeover, Bulls style.(Sports)
  by McGraw, Mike
• With Odin as thy witness ... Couple re-creates wedding in Viking fashion.(News)
  by Garmoe, Patrick
• Proposed U-46 split complicated for voters.(News)
  by Malone, Tara
• Sadly, youth sports now needs an ethics code.(Neighbor)(Local beat)

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