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Articles in June, 2007 issue of Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL)

• Eugene L. Rondenet of Elk Grove Village for 25 years.(Obituaries)(Obituary)
• Lysander J. Lysandrou Sr. of Arlington Heights for 10 years.(Obituaries)(Obituary)
• Jean Gunderson.(Obituaries)(Obituary)
• Todd Julian Baer.(Obituaries)(Obituary)
• Grayslake schools plan for additions.(News)
• Dennis M. Wanat of Roselle for 15 years.(Obituaries)(Obituary)
• Theresa B. Drzal of Elmhurst.(Obituaries)(Obituary)
• Hampshire man needs a little help from his friends.(Neighbor)(Hampshire)
• Southern-style homes find niche in suburbs.(Homes Plus)(Builder profile)
  by Murphy, Jean
• Movers and shakers.(Business)
• Great gadgets help beat the summertime travel blues.(Going Places)(Family travel)
• Fence Post.(News)(Letter to the editor)
• What to get dad for Father's Day? Your attention.(Neighbor)(Geneva)
• Swing and a miss Zambrano loses no-hitter, and Padres survive clubbin' Cubbies.(Sports)
• Bulls take a look at Conley.(Sports)
• Movers and shakers.(Business)
• Hazel G. Enevold a former 47-year resident of Libertyville.(Obituaries)(Obituary)
• Mario R. Magnelli.(Obituaries)(Obituary)
• Man or ... machine? Android steals the show, as robots demonstrate many uses at Rosemont show.(Business)(e-buzz)
• Fuel economy affects future buys.(Auto Monday)(Auto aftermarket)
• Northwest suburbs in 60 seconds.(News)
• All hands on deck Volunteers prepare for Lisle's annual Eyes to the Skies Balloon Festival.(Neighbor)(Lisle)
• Breakfast at Benedict's Fresh ingredients, playful menu bring customers into homey eatery.(Neighbor)
  by Greco, Jamie
• A close-your-eyes finish to weekend Short-circuiting Cubs can't find power stroke.(Sports)
• Rush in contention to take division title.(Sports)
  by Gosman, Bob
• Village holds off on downtown rules New restrictions for development may be addressed at a meeting in the future.(News)
• 'Frontline' ends season with guns blazing in Iraq.(L&E, Suburban Life & Entertainment)(TV/Radio)
• Villa Park hires firm to smoke out sewer problems.(News)
• The public record.(Neighbor)
• Booklet gives kids a passport to area sites.(Neighbor)
  by Broz, Joan
• The blotter.(Neighbor)
• Business briefs.(Business)
• Chicago teams rarely get to make No. 1 pick Hawks GM Tallon will lead off NHL draft Friday.(Sports)
• Park district also has ideas for expansion.(News)
• Woman to testify against ex-boyfriend.(News)
• They're baaaack! College students' return marked by late nights, messy rooms and clashes with their parents.(L&E, Suburban Life & Entertainment)
• Thomas L. Duffin of Wauconda for 17 years.(Obituaries)(Obituary)
• In Loving Memory of.(Obituaries)(Obituary)
• Developer's 8-year legal fight with Huntley gets trimmed.(News)
• From the ashes of Poplar Creek comes ... Prairie Creek amphitheater.(News)
• People, pooches walk in support of good causes.(Neighbor)(Eye on society)
  by Daday, Eileen O.
• The blotter.(Neighbor)
• Forest preserve district approves new budget.(News)
• New space for Campton Hills' village hill.(News)
• South Elgin fire causes $400,000 in damage.(News)
• The blotter.(Neighbor)
• Paxson says Lakers have not contacted Bulls about Bryant.(Sports)
• Cook library district surplus to pay for growth.(News)
• Bomb scare kicks off first day of mob trial.(News)
• One U-46 search policy Anything on all schools' property can be searched.(News)
• Judge to look at Dugan's past Prosecutors turn over data about killer's crimes they hope to use in Nicarico trial.(News)
  by Gutowski, Christy
• Has space lost its sparkle? Not for these two suburbanites who will be bringing the space shuttle home today.(News)
  by Constable, Burt
• Wayne approves balanced spending plan.(News)
• China offers proposal to area companies American Merchandise Center may provide a link East.(Business)
• The blotter.(Neighbor)
• New Pace office building gets early nod in Arlington Hts.(News)
• The blotter.(Neighbor)
• The sky's the limit There are lots of summer festivals, but Eyes to the Skies prides itself on being unique.(Neighbor)
• A couple Central Park thoughts Not many weigh in on playground plans.(News)
• Post 57 loses in title game.(Sports)
• Airlines see small bump in hiring United jobs down, but adding staff.(Business)
• Buehrle rumors keep swirling.(Sports)
• Copa America next for U.S. men's team.(Sports)
• The blotter.(Neighbor)
• William J. "Bill" Livingston of East Dundee.(Obituaries)(Obituary)
• Peter Hasiuk of Palatine since 1962.(Obituaries)(Obituary)
• Marilyn I. Fulk of Glen Ellyn.(Obituaries)(Obituary)
• Let's give Jeremiah warm welcome home.(News)(Talk of the town)
• Sun City clubs.(Neighbor)
• Official gone, but not forgotten Questions linger about forest district treasurer.(News)
• Time to revisit resolution to help food pantry.(Neighbor)(Palatine)
• The biggest bang.(News)
• Marnie Stern brings her own style to shredding.(Time Out!)(Album reviews)(Sound recording review)
• 'Criminal Hearts' handcuffed by uneven performances.(Time Out!)
• 20 years and growing Exchange Club members have worked hard to turn Ribfest into Naperville's Fourth of July tradition.(Neighbor)
• Three fires, three reasons we can't do it without you.(News)(DuPage editor)
• Safety on near west side Neighbor wants resident cop back; city has different idea.(News)
• Assistant principal to take top spot at Kaneland High.(News)
• The blotter.(Neighbor)
• 3 crowned in Lake Villa.(News)

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