Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL)

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

• Forest board plays defense District looks into acquiring 58 acres to block development.(News)
• Local Focus.(Business)
• Move could be best plan Favorable reviews for latest Campana idea.(News)
• Site needs more testing Gail Borden redevelopment not a go yet.(News)
• Business briefs.(Business)
• Number 5 has arrived.(News)
• Dispatch merger up to Fox Lake.(News)
• Fox Valley in 60 seconds.(News)
• Centegra eager to break ground OK for new campus in Huntley could come through tonight.(News)
• Free or fee In the debate over satellite radio, it comes down to content - and cost.(L&E, Suburban Life & Entertainment)
• Rebecca's route leads to D-I baseball scholarship.(Sports)
• In the air.(L&E, Suburban Life & Entertainment)
• City will pay to move business.(News)
• At Mother Nature's mercy After last year's weather fiasco, Lions Club beefs up Itasca Fest.(Neighbor)
• Inspired art Art is a philosophy for Buffalo Grove festival participants.(Neighbor)
• Take me out to the old-time ballgame.(Neighbor)(Geneva)
• Yodeling cowboy a real treat for kids.(Neighbor)(2-minute drill)
• Park here, pay the price Woman arrested after cars damaged.(News)
• Murder suspect leaves the hospital, goes straight to jail.(News)
• CTA vows to start repairs on troubled Blue, Red lines.(News)
• Stanley A. Kroll of Lake Zurich.(Obituaries)(Obituary)
• Ray A. Hogaboom of Arlington Heights.(Obituaries)(Obituary)
• Mary Lucille Godish of St. Charles.(Obituaries)(Obituary)
• Charles P. Hawley formerly of Barrington.(Obituaries)(Obituary)
• Glyndell R. "Glen" Gray of Hoffman Estates since 1967.(Obituaries)(Obituary)
• Men, too, show their colors, designs at quilt show.(Neighbor)(Batavia)
• Gilberts planning to train a citizens response team.(News)
• Take a chance on these ... DVDs.(Time Out!)(DVD reviews)
  by Tuckman, Jeff
• Warehouse project upsets neighbors.(Neighbor)
• Park district offers chance to show your stuff.(Neighbor)(Local beat)
• Success of 'High School Musical' carried to stage.(Time Out!)(On theater)
• Nugent to 'rock' Palatine in August.(News)
• Naperville library prepares for big 'Harry Potter' party.(News)
• Dist. 16 names superintendent.(News)
• Back to the books First day of classes runs smoothly at three U-46 schools that go year-round.(News)
• A sidekick to the dinosaurs? Graduate student from Crystal Lake part of team unveiling pre-dinosaur find.(News)
• Local Focus.(Business)
• Officials won't say more on fake Colgate retailer.(News)
• Hight finally gets his shot to coach hoops at Larkin.(Sports)
• Motorola posts loss; leaders defend CEO.(Business)(Company overview)(Financial report)
  by Kukec, Anna Marie
• Potter fever reaches peak Games, fun keep fans busy 'til midnight release.(News)
• A very special costume party Potter fans dress the part while waiting.(News)
• Local Focus.(Business)
• Local Focus.(Business)
• Thank yous go out to people trying to make a difference.(Neighbor)(Cul-de-sacs)
• Fox Valley in 60 seconds.(News)
• Local Focus.(Business)
• Guillen, Sox still holding out hope.(Sports)
  by Mullen, Maureen
• Dorothy M. Swift of Elgin.(Obituaries)(Obituary)
• Melba M. Mann of Bartlett.(Obituaries)(Obituary)
• The blotter.(Neighbor)
• School board nearly fails administrators' test.(News)
• Geneva art fair arrives Artists from past years prepare to display birdhouses, postcards.(News)
• Libertyville High to receive new auditorium seats.(Neighbor)
• Punishment for voice mail doubtful Lake board members criticize Sabonjian for call to judge.(News)
• Firm returns to design library Architect for Cook Memorial expansion has done work for district before.(News)
• Free bus service to roll into Wheeling next spring, not this summer.(News)
• No ruling on Cary gravel pit Planners' debate ends in 3-3 vote.(News)
• Joseph C. Zadworny of Elk Grove Village.(Obituaries)(Obituary)
• Men accused of sex assaults in Carpentersville.(News)
• Fence Post.(News)(Letter to the editor)
• Northwest suburbs in 60 seconds.(News)
• DuPage's got talent Young finalists to take the stage this afternoon.(Neighbor)
• Fence Post.(News)(Letter to the editor)
• Saving pieces of Elgin history.(News)
• Bulls sign Noah, Gray.(Sports)
• Williams thrilled about Briggs' return.(Sports)
• Bullpen could use help from Wood.(Sports)
• Fence Post.(News)(Letter to the editor)
• Following the rules of etiquette in the sky.(Going Places)(Business)
• Fence Post.(News)(Letter to the editor)
• Meet is fun for young and old.(News)
• Volunteers help take kit house back to its original 1939 appearance.(Neighbor)(Elgin community)
• Back in the game After a year of illness, Batavia youth baseball coach has returned to league.(Neighbor)
  by Walker, Chris
• Readers have their say.(Sports)(Your turn to talk sports)
• Cramming for college More students will carry full loads off to campus.(Business)(Around the malls)
• Playing dirty Fun and mud at a Muddy Buddy race.(Health & Fitness)
  by Ronchetti, Nathan
• The blotter.(Neighbor)
• Chillin' at the fair Frozen T-shirt contest a big draw on final day of Lake County Fair.(News)
• All aboard for Thomas, the beloved tank engine.(Neighbor)(Sleepy Hollow)