Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL)

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Articles in July 2005 issue of Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL)

• James E. McNamara of Saddlebrook Farms, Grayslake.(Obituaries)(Obituary)
• Dist. 214 puts board meeting minutes online.(News)
  by Holmes, Erin
• Convention welcomes sports fans.(Neighbor)
  by Daday, Eileen O.
• This house often left in the dark by ComEd.(Neighbor)(Local beat)
• Kids help break ground for COD children's center New facility will centralize 2 existing buildings, which will then be torn down.(News)
  by Mahmood, Hafsa Naz
• Transit projects waiting for federal funding.(News)
  by Davis, Jon
• Local Focus.(Business)
• Shell Oil settles state lawsuit over tainted landfill soil.(News)
  by Waldron, Patrick
• Paisley teases sold-out crowd Country star sings of 'Alcohol' though fair has none.(News)
  by Kmitch, Justin
• Fire crew improvises to save parrot.(News)
  by Griffin, Jake
• Business briefs.(Business)
• Free-agency: a close work.(Sports)
  by Sassone, Tim
• Flyers split with Vipers; Rattlers sweep Cougars.(Sports)
  by Lieser, Jason
• Prosecutors say officer's background irrelevant.(News)
  by Keeshan, Charles
• Sally Rattray of Algonquin.(Obituaries)(Obituary)
• Anne M. Dorsey of Arlington Heights.(Obituaries)(Obituary)
• Barclay VanCott Jones of Arlington Heights for 15 years.(Obituaries)(Obituary)
• Menards moves ahead with plans for new store.(Neighbor)(Local beat)
• Calling all horror fans: Flashback weekend is here.(Time Out!)(Movie critic)
• 'On the town' opens tonight in Schaumburg.(Neighbor)
  by Daday, Eileen O.
• 6,000 sway to Adkins at fair Country star keeps crowd entertained with favorite ballads.(News)
  by Grondin, Kathryn
• Harwell's switch working out just right for Arlington.(Sports)
  by Maciaszek, Marty
• City seeks state grant Des Plaines wants cash for Lee, Oakton improvements.(News)
  by Boykin, Ames
• Woman sentenced in identity theft case.(News)
  by Kunz, Tona
• Youth sports.(Neighbor)
• Community pools bask in the heat this swimming season.(News)
  by Elejalde-Ruiz, Alexia
• Tourney tests top teenage golfers.(News)
  by Hague, Leslie
• Time in a bottle Owners of eclectic business to close doors after 40 years.(Neighbor)
  by Zawislak, Mick
• Just Cuff Links boasts of eclectic mix.(Business)(Lake County business)
• Costello, Harris shimmer with feast of Americana tunes.(News)
  by Guarino, Mark
• Lake Zurich High to get synthetic turf for football.(News)
  by Krishnamurthy, Madhu
• One cemetery can stay, but the other must go.(News)
  by Davis, Jon
• Lakemoor hears plan for land buy, new hall.(News)
  by Ray, Scott
• Sun City clubs.(Neighbor)
• Mother Nature may get nasty during the year.(Auto Saturday)(Women with wheels)
• Little queen enjoys reign.(News)
  by Waller, C.L.
• DuPage County in 60 seconds.(News)
• Pets can join the fun at Yappy Hour.(Neighbor)
  by Earnest, Beth
• Stearns bridge, Prairie Parkway on the list.(News)
  by Smith, Lisa
• St. Charles woman, church benefactor dies at 94.(News)
  by Smith, Lisa
• Big-box plan irks owners Residents fight a bigger Wal-Mart village welcomes.(News)
  by King, Jason
• Towing law to be subject of protest Waukegan ordinance targets minorities, leader says.(News)
  by Susnjara, Bob
• Has Skoien dug too deep a hole? Even suburban Republicans not sure if 'bounty' on Daley will make destroy or bolster career.(News)
  by Puente, Michael
• Guillen 'happy with the players we have'.(Sports)
  by Gregor, Scot
• Repeating plant colors creates cohesion in garden.(Home & Garden)(The art of gardening)
• Fourth Criterium is biggest one yet.(News)
  by Davis, Jon
• The public record.(Neighbor)
• Clinic that helps uninsured needs help.(Series: DuPage's Poverty Crisis: A Special Report)(News)
  by Pyke, Marni
• She didn't run, but one bride got cold feet a century ago.(Neighbor)(Way back when)
• Visual clues aid users of library search system.(News)
  by Waller, C.L.
• Village gives schools say on homes pitch.(News)
  by Gaunt, Jeffrey
• Come to the county fair, break your truck.(News)
  by Bourque, Julia
• Inside & Out.(Home & Garden)
• Spend the winter dreaming of an Alaska cruise in 2006.(Going Places)(Travel Q and A)
• Hoffman Estates establishment sparks controversy Club or restaurant? Hearing is expected to resolve debate over village's rules on eateries.(News)
  by Ryan, Joseph
• The public record.(Neighbor)
• One student stands out from among the others at Elgin High.(Neighbor)(The watch)
• Crystal Lake, St. Charles advance.(Sports)
  by Hess, Dave
• Let the sharing begin as churches join forces.(Neighbor)
  by Faiwell, Sara
• Cubs catch break, breathe sigh of relief.(Sports)
  by Miles, Bruce
• Schilling wants to start.(Sports)
  by McDill, Kent
• Fence Post.(News)(Letter to the Editor)
• Facing 9-2 deficit, St. Charles uses longball to avoid elimination.(Sports)
  by Eaken, Michael
• Aeration jacket perfect for hot day.(Motorcycling 2005)
• T-Bones hammer Flyers.(Sports)
  by Lieser, Jason
• McCullough overcomes heat, wind to capture Elgin City Open.(Sports)
  by Theriault, John, Jr.
• Girl Scouts donate to needy kids.(Neighbor)
  by Waller, C.L.
• A strike against cancer Bowling helps Antioch man fight the disease.(Neighbor)
  by Jader, Gwen H.
• All sides await decision on expansion FAA to soon rule on O'Hare, but legal battles will keep debate alive.(News)
  by Ter Maat, Sue
• Police reports.(News)
• Fence Post.(News)(Letter to the Editor)
• Heat keeps projects rolling.(News)
  by Freiberg, Chris
• Nancy C. Bridgewater of Elk Grove Village.(Obituaries)(Obituary)
• Wheeling board approves changes to zoning map.(News)
  by Carrasquillo, Avian
• Police issue a citation to driver in fatal accident Funeral services for victim set; driver gets court date.(News)
  by Ter Maat, Sue
• Ex-fugitive to return to DuPage.(News)
  by Gutowski, Christy
• Towns' growing pains slowing -for now Gilberts, Hampshire, Huntley turn focus to what they've already acquired.(News)
  by Balde, Lisa
• Kane County plans to alter road fee system.(News)
  by Waldron, Patrick
• No more smoking on park property.(News)
  by Zalusky, Steve
• Hearing on Dist. 300 charter school quiet.(News)
  by Gaunt, Jeffrey