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

• Open Air Classic takes to Wisconsin's wide open roads.(Auto Saturday)(Women with wheels)
• Fremd picks off Hoffman Estates.(Sports)
  by Woike, Dan
• A wild, crazy ending.(Sports)
  by Powers, Scott J.
• Catholic media personality to lead Bible study.(Neighbor)
  by Pierce, Victoria
• DuPage County in 60 seconds.(News)
• A big radio speech Tammy Duckworth tapped for Democrats' radio response Saturday.(News)
  by Pyke, Marni
• School slightly damaged after crane topples over.(News)
  by Griffin, Jake
• Where to meet and greet Kane County hopefuls.(News)
  by Smith, Lisa
• Trojans are playoff bound C-G runs wild vs. D-C.(Sports)
  by Fitzpatrick, Jerry
• Mother of 6 - all 6 or under - not running on empty.(Sports)(Women's watch)
• Prosecutor or Police Sheriff's race boils down to debate about experience.(News)
  by Gordon, Tony
• A chompin' good time at Apple Fest Businesses find new ways to serve old treat.(News)
  by Malik, Nadia
• Williams makes case for starting job.(Sports)
  by Willhite, Lindsey
• Climb draws clouds, crowd But Mother Nature wouldn't spoil the day for Algonquin this time.(News)
  by Dickson, Virgil
• Orienpet hybrid showcases the best of Oriental, trumpet lilies.(Home & Garden)(Midwest gardening)
• Sometimes, delayed passengers are too quick to sue.(Going Places)(Air pockets)
• Fence Post.(News)(Letter to the editor)
• No comment on park director.(News)
  by Wamble, Michael
• Montini crushes St. Edward.(Sports)
  by Fitzpatrick, Jerry
• Ever wonder ...(Neighbor)
• See what the neighbors have done, on home remodel tour.(Neighbor)(Geneva)
• Cary-Grove goes 2-1 at own invite.(Sports)
  by Hess, Dave
• Editorials.(News)(Editorial)
• Vacant corners anchor Antioch's Main Street.(News)
  by Hess, Corrinne
• Guillen to handleContreras carefully.(Sports)
  by Spellman, Mike
• Grossman has the tools to succeed.(Sports)(Bears insider)
• Megadeth shows it's still a force.(News)
  by Pizek, Jeff
• The blotter.(Neighbor)
• Humanity still key in high-tech medical world.(Health & Fitness)(Alternative approach)
  by Massey, Patrick B.
• Fence Post.(News)(Letter to the editor)
• Helping hands Driscoll community takes day to volunteer time to those in need.(Neighbor)
  by Stuttley, Henry
• County board member dies at 59 Richard Klasen dies of heart attack, coroner says.(News)
  by Adkins, Lenore T.
• Lake County in 60 seconds.(News)
• Lake high schools get ready for homecoming.(Neighbor)
  by Lissau, Russell
• A hometown treasure Cuneo is proud of Vernon Hills' past.(Neighbor)
  by Litas, Lee A.
• Can I eat this? How some gaps in the public alert system rang loud during spinach scare, and what that means for the future with possible bird flu and terror threats looming.(News)
  by Ryan, Joseph
• Upgrades will temporarily empty Water Works pools.(News)
  by Peterson, Eric
• Residents mixed on plan for redeveloping Five Corners.(News)
  by Boykin, Ames
• Village calls for unity on O'Hare.(News)
  by Grondin, Kathryn
• Local Focus.(Business)
• Driver faces DUI charge in crash on Roosevelt Road.(News)
  by Mahmood, Hafsa Naz
• Dundee-Crown sneaks away with win over CLS.(Sports)
  by Jenrette, Tom
• Lower insurance rates could counteract tax hike.(News)
  by Stockinger, Josh
• Smith explains why Benson didn't play.(Sports)
  by LeGere, Bob
• Editorials.(News)(Editorial)
• Americans' trust in media all but gone.(Sports)
• The blotter.(Neighbor)
• Local Focus.(Business)
• Ban on smoking favored Wheeling health board's plan mirrors county's.(News)
  by Carrasquillo, Avian
• Fremd's fast start stops Elk Grove.(Sports)
• Pick up the tempo Crescendo Society takes program to new heights 45-BYLN- Arlene Miles Daily Herald Correspondent.(Neighbor)
• World takes notes youth orchestra Big-name events are common to young musicians.(Neighbor)
  by Malik, Nadia
• Neuqua student uses creativity to get his dates for homecoming.(Neighbor)(Over the back fence)
• Wheaton North drops Huskies in DVC match.(Sports)
  by Shalin, Neil
• Blazers relish experience if not result vs. Trojans.(Sports)
  by Goff, Stan
• Judge wants DNA details.(News)
  by Spak, Kara
• Geneva's rec center gets good reviews.(News)
  by Hitzeman, Harry
• Fence Post.(News)(Letter to the editor)
• Jeweler shines when it comes to engagements.(Neighbor)(Roamin' Randall)
• Guillen wants Sox thinking ahead.(Sports)
  by Gregor, Scot
• Convicted molester could be free shortly.(News)
  by Gordon, Tony
• Stevenson soccer team shuts out Vernon Hills.(Sports)
• Duckworth's antiwar ads hit airwaves.(News)
  by Krol, Eric
• You can't bench Lauren's spirit.(News)(Talk of the town)
• 'Ugly Betty' as smooth as a swan on water.(Suburban Living)(TV/Radio)
• Local focus.(Business)
• Fence Post.(News)(Letter to the editor)
• Local focus.(Business)
• Neuqua Valley struggles on senior night but survives against Minooka.(Sports)
• District officials call for peace over Hubble Wheaton Warrenville Dist. 200 board members ask residents to 'agree to disagree'.(News)
  by Fuller, James
• 'Dark, dank' site may get revamp.(News)
  by Stockinger, Josh
• Speaking of 5-0 teams, don't forget Mooseheart.(Sports)
• Saints pleased after big win over Barrington.(Sports)
  by Bolin, Christine
• Lake County in 60 seconds.(News)
• Finally ready for ban Wheeling restaurants coming to terms with smoke-free future.(News)
  by Carrasquillo, Avian
• Salesgirls in skirts, sailors, money, cops, change and the mall.(News)
• Benson denies sulking following win at Minnesota.(Sports)
  by LeGere, Bob
• Former Huntley trustee dies at 66 -BYLN- Jameel Naqvi Daily Herald Staff Writer.(Neighbor)
• Lincoln Park bar brews weekend lambic festival.(Time Out!)(On the town; Night life)
• Student council gives fosters focus, better school lunches.(Neighbor)(U-46)

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