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Articles in August, 2006 issue of Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL)

• Tigers nearly sweep Warriors Nasenbeny gets Waubonsie's only win.(Sports)
  by McClarey, Matthew
• Talk of smoking ban stirs emotions.(News)
  by Byers, Christine
• A horrific head-on crash Police say teenager's Mustang crossed center line, hit minivan.(News)
  by Smith, Lisa
• Bartlett snares crown at Geneva Invitational.(Sports)
  by McGavin, Kevin
• Rate deal benefits light phone users AT&T, CUB OK deal on price cuts, 4-year freeze.(Business)
  by Kukec, Anna Marie
• Cosi restaurants challenged to grow Deerfield-based chain holds promise, but results fall short of expectations.(Business)
• Craftsmanship makes a comeback as Kallwitz keeps plugging away.(Sports)(Outdoors columnist)
• Some stories are so complex that all sides can't be told at once.(News)(Letter to readers)(Editorial)
• Oh, so retro Swank Zalute serves flashback motif, menu.(Time Out!)(Restaurant review)
  by Zeldes, Leah A.
• Downers South plays with chip on its shoulder.(Sports)
  by Schmit, Kevin
• The blotter.(Neighbor)
• Schaumburg home to variety of houses of worship.(Series: Celebrating Schaumburg: Marking the village's 50 years)(Neighbor)
  by Ngo, Emily
• Many recruits pledging loyalty, but top talent remains undecided.(Sports Extra)('Edgy Tim' on high school football)
• Code targets Winfield leaders' conduct.(News)
  by Komperda, Jack
• Football previews.(Sports Extra)
• Lightning nearly destroys home near Naperville, Lisle No one injured after residents say they heard loud noise, saw smoke.(News)
  by Griffin, Jake
• Football previews.(Sports Extra)
• Local Focus.(Business)
• Boards divide up work at Pate Park.(News)
  by Pyke, Marni
• Line anchors Saints' hopes Experience at OL will power attack.(Sports Extra)
  by Walker, Chris
• Football previews.(Sports)
• Pointing West Aurora in new direction Veteran coach Drach looks to revive struggling program.(Sports Extra)
  by McGavin, Kevin
• Sun City board ready to run Six candidates, seven seats sound off on key issues.(Neighbor)
• Expect LZ to learn quickly.(Sports Extra)
  by McGraw, Patricia Babcock
• Second missing file brings concern Lakemoor trustees see pattern, want answers.(News)
  by Evdoxiadis, Georgia
• Patient who says she was raped sues Good Shepherd.(News)
  by Schroedter, Andrew
• Warhawks want state title shot.(Sports)
  by Aguilar, Joe
• Balanced budget, but surplus questionable for Lake Zurich schools.(News)
  by Krishnamurthy, Madhu
• Credit Topinka for specifics, if not originality, on budget.(News)(On politics)
• Anthony V. Amatore Sr. of Hanover Park.(Obituaries)(Obituary)
• George W. Drollinger of St. Charles.(Obituaries)(Obituary)
• Police reports.(News)
• Keep condo sales brisk in slow market.(New Homes)(Association law)
• Three new arrests in abductions Agents watched house to track suspects.(News)
  by Chinwah, Larissa
• Rangel brothers power Wheeling.(Sports)
  by Greenberg, Jon
• Warrenville library has a successful year.(News)
  by Hitzeman, Harry
• Lisle-Woodridge names new deputy fire chief.(News)
  by Canfield, Greg
• Just kickin' it Tassio field goal as time expires lifts Huskies.(Sports)
  by Miller, Dave
• Lacrosse player is an international champion.(Neighbor)(A conversation with ...)
• Meyer, Lorman lead the way as Cary-Grove rolls to win.(Sports)
  by Silber, Rusty
• The blotter.(Neighbor)
• Lake County in 60 seconds.(News)
• Editorials.(News)(Editorial)
• Where there's a will ... Wild-card-leading Twins relish underdog role as they fight through injuries.(Sports)
  by Sassone, Tim
• Fence Post.(News)(Letter to the editor)
• New coral bells ring out variety of foliage colors.(Home & Garden)(The art of gardening)
• Harper recovers a 'W'.(Sports)
  by Gosman, Bob
• Surf, swim, slide and shop (all in one pop) in Minnesota.(Going Places)(Family travel)
• How can such a little ant lift so much?(Neighbor)(Ask & learn)
• Falcons' goal hunt successful.(Sports)
  by Larsen, Gary
• Movers and shakers.(Business)
  by Twohey, Norrine
• Opportunity gave administrator early start.(Neighbor)
  by Adkins, Lenore T.
• Giving age the old heave-ho St. Charles man to the sport of his youth.(Neighbor)
  by Stockinger, Josh
• D-C wins twice.(Sports)
• Fence Post.(News)(Letter to the editor)
• Your investments and the economy.(Business)
  by Comerford, Mike
• Hungry like the wolf Michigan not afraid to shoot for the stars after 'disappointing season'.(Sports)
  by Willhite, Lindsey
• Club for bicycle riders has come a long way since its inception.(Neighbor)
  by Schanaberger, Jennifer
• Evelyn M. Green of Arlington Heights.(Obituaries)(Obituary)
• Glenn A. Chervinko of Park Ridge.(Obituaries)(Obituary)
• Artful relationship Highland Park festival thrives on patron-artist interaction.(News)
  by Hess, Corrinne
• Cycling briefs.(Motorcycling 2006)
• Neighbor Fencepost.(Neighbor)(Letter to the editor)
• Police seeking answers from passenger in crash.(News)
  by Boykin, Ames
• Photographers share top honor at art show.(News)
  by Daday, Eileen O.
• Editorials.(News)(Editorial)
• Triathlon nets $15,000 for charities.(Neighbor)(Batavia)
• Car show revs up Geneva Enthusiasts turn out for Concours d'Elegance.(News)
  by Hague, Leslie
• D-Day today? Lee says wrist 'a lot better'.(Sports)
  by Miles, Bruce
• Soccer previews.(Sports)
• Barbara C. Enslen of Lombard.(Obituaries)(Obituary)
• Serves them right: Mundelein tops Lakes.(Sports)
  by Gosman, Bob
• Watching the pennies pays off for District 120.(Neighbor)
  by Lissau, Russell
• Back to the 'garden' Festival's legacy lives on in Woodstock.(Suburban Living)
  by Guarino, Mark
• Study identifies $13.3 million in college repairs.(News)
  by Holmes, Erin
• Bean, McSweeney split on stem cell research.(News)
  by Riopell, Mike
• Glen Ellyn Clinic cleared for expansion.(News)
  by Mahmood, Hafsa Naz
• Posh new medical center opens.(News)
  by Jedlowski, Jill
• Upgrades possible for schools.(News)
  by Stuttley, Henry
• Local Focus.(Business)

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