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

• July in the garden.(Home & Garden)
• Leonard P. Basak Sr. of Prospect Heights.(Obituaries)(Obituary)
• Neighbors invited to Night Out at Woodland.(Neighbor)(Local beat)
• Convention center eclipsing its goals Schaumburg facility signs on 35 conventions, books $1.8 million in hotel rooms.(News)
  by Peterson, Eric
• The blotter.(Neighbor)
• New Alexian clinic dedication Monday Facility officially opened on July 6.(News)
  by Stuttley, Henry
• For 30 years, she's go-to goat expert.(News)
  by Fuller, James
• Naperville's trash cart cost might go up City council to consider adding $6 to price of garbage carts, creating $10 fee for exchanges.(News)
  by Griffin, Jake
• Alleycats reach 30-win plateau.(Sports)
• Why man acquitted in sword attack is still in county jail.(News)
  by Kunz, Tona
• Fence Post.(News)(Letter to the Editor)
• Burnitz's game-winner earns pie in the face.(Sports)
  by Rittenberg, Adam
• Lake Villa agrees to release some closed-session minutes.(News)
  by Ahern, Sheila
• Josupait fuels strong showing by Bandits.(Sports)
  by Aguilar, Joe
• Water issues may settle Pingree annexation Best source for sewer, water hookups may have strongest claim on land.(News)
  by Balde, Lisa
• Gertrude B. Regole of St. Charles.(Obituaries)(Obituary)
• Leigh C. O'Connor of Elgin.(Obituaries)(Obituary)
• Arthur G. Engeldinger of Addison for 30 years.(Obituaries)(Obituary)
• Town's popularity benefits Wicklow.(Real Estate)(Neighborhoods)
  by Jader, Gwen H.
• Charming romance needs some animal magnetism.(Time Out!)
  by Gire, Dann
• Dodgeball tournament highlights Night Out.(Neighbor)(Mount Prospect/Prospect Heights)
• Demonstrators hope kids show horse sense.(News)
  by Stuttley, Henry
• TIF extension means money for schools.(Neighbor)(Local beat)
• Local Focus.(Business)
• A learning experience Naperville's DeScenza disappointed but not down after 6th-place finish.(Sports)
  by Klajman, Ed
• Extended school year ends in Dist. 203 Special education students participate in festivities to mark conclusion of summer session.(News)
  by Jenco, Melissa
• McHenry fair thrill ride spill leads to lawsuit.(News)
  by Keeshan, Charles
• Campton pool complex plan may cost $7.6 million.(News)
  by Smith, Lisa
• Appellate court upholds county adult entertainment ordinance.(Neighbor)(Crime & justice)
• Reward offer brings firing County Republican leader loses day job after lambasting Daley.(News)
  by Puente, Michael
• Company says drug unlikely to get FDA approval.(Business)
  by Kukec, Anna Marie
• Cougars can't keep lead.(Sports)
• A win for Chicago's O'Hare plan City says FAA report OKs expansion, but others beg to differ.(News)
  by Davis, Jon
• How Prairie Green might end up a forest preserve.(News)
  by Waldron, Patrick
• Want to play Texas Hold'em poker? Here's where to go.(Time Out!)(Casino gambling)
  by Renzey, Fred
• You've got rhythm The Buckets Boys out to prove everyone has their own beat.(Neighbor)
  by Boykin, Ames
• Palatine police, FBI searching for lone bank robber.(News)
  by Brooks, Chad
• Fair presents eats for all taste buds More than just corn dogs and cotton candy.(News)
  by Jones, Tia Carol
• Mistrial declared in Nicor case Most jurors say Lisle attorney innocent.(News)
  by Olmstead, Rob
• The court and the cross Church's Hang Time camp combines faith and basketball fun.(Neighbor)
  by Bourque, Julia
• 2 suburban men treated for West Nile.(News)
  by Pierce, Gala M.
• The undeniable truth: Emotion of Hall gets them all.(Sports)
• Williams sees trade for Thomas' replacement unlikely.(Sports)
  by Gregor, Scot
• Local projects would reap millions.(News)
  by Smith, Lisa
• Your photos shouldn't fade with your vacation memories.(Going Places)(Air pockets)
• Tree may suffer from verticillium wilt.(Home & Garden)(Ask a master gardener)
• Illinois takes aims at nursing shortage.(Business)
• Movers and shakers.(Business)
  by Twohey, Norrine
• Resources aren't sufficient for county's poor people.(Series: DuPage's Poverty Crisis: A Special Report)(News)
  by Pyke, Marni
• Elgin neighbors form a team to make over community.(Neighbor)(Elgin community)
• Changes made for the fans Shootouts part of NHL's radical rules makeover.(Sports)
  by Sassone, Tim
• Fremont library to mark 50th with sock hop.(News)
  by Lissau, Russell
• Elgin: Use water sparingly.(News)
  by Byers, Christine
• 3 arrested on drug charges.(News)
  by Adkins, Lenore T.
• Million-dollar babies What do you get with such expensive homes? Most have all the bells and whistles, along with sought- after locations.(Homes Plus)
  by Donovan, Deborah
• Keep your dignity while dining.(Going Places)(Business)
• Director watches life imitate art After playing role in 'Chalk Circle,' now she lives it in her own family.(Neighbor)
  by Swanson, Sandra
• Motorcyclists hit the streets for charities.(News)
  by Sharos, David
• You can learn all the blather about blogs.(Neighbor)(Elgin community)
• Fence Post.(News)(Letter to the Editor)
• Births.(Neighbor)
• Kindness pays off.(News)
  by Sanchez, Robert
• Chouinard's changeup helps Bandits keep winning.(Sports)
  by Miller, Dave
• Swim championship keeps kids cool.(News)
  by Sharos, David
• Screamin' Eagles fly again Ken checks out Harley's 2006 CVO lineup.(Motorcycling 2005)(Motorcycling)
• The blotter.(Neighbor)
• A noteworthy celebration Wheaton band observes 75 years of playing music.(Neighbor)
  by Fuller, James
• Bridge closure to miss art fest, but affect music bash.(Neighbor)(Batavia)
• Sweating out split decision Hermanson puts out Marte's fire in the 9th.(Sports)
  by McDill, Kent
• From the armed services.(Neighbor)
• Temple's fund-raiser not stifled by heat.(News)
  by Mahmood, Hafsa Naz
• Fence Post.(News)(Letter to the Editor)
• The Donald Jr. can't find his way around Chicago? Try a map.(News)
• Edward Baumann of Antioch.(Obituaries)(Obituary)
• Mary Jane Schueler of Barrington.(Obituaries)(Obituary)
• State, residents on collision course over Peotone.(News)
  by Pyke, Marni
• Funeral services scheduled for student from Elk Grove killed in three-car crash.(News)
  by Ter Maat, Sue
• Villa Park OKs dual-use proposal despite opposition.(News)
  by Grondin, Kathryn
• Five charged in disturbance.(News)
  by Haschak, Gene
• North Aurora residents decry strict watering ban.(News)
  by Johnston, John

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