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Capital projects, COVID policy updates top D205 agenda Board agrees to hire consulting company for demographic study

By Chris Fox FOR THE ELMHURST INDEPENDENT

The Elmhurst Community Unit School District 205 Board held a regular meeting on Oct. 12 at the District 205 Center, 162 S. York St. All seven board members attended the meeting.

Students recognized The meeting featured recognition of several Sandburg Middle School students. Principal Linda Fehrenbacher noted the achievements of the school’s cross-country program.

Sandburg’s eighth-grade boys and girls teams both earned first-place finishes at the West Suburban Middle School Conference Meet. Allison Kocinski was the individual champion in the eighth-grade girls level,

while Grant Hickman won the individual title in the seventh-grade boys level.

Fehrenbacher also noted the achievements of seventh-grader Samantha Koerth, who proposed and formed a club to engage the school community in education and awareness opportunities.

Grant received for podcast equipment An announcement during the meeting stated that York High School received a $900 grant to purchase professional podcasting equipment.

The school’s official podcast is titled “DukeCast.” A new student podcast is titled “In the Halls.”

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Nashville Songwriter event big success for Legion

By Dee Longfellow

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John Nolden (with guitar) of Guaranteed Rate in Elmhurst had the highest bid at the auction to obtain the autographed guitar in his hands. The auction was held on Saturday, Oct. 16 at the second annual Nashville Songwriters Fundraiser at the Elmhurst American Legion THB Post #187, which received the proceeds of the evening. Also pictured are (from left) Chris Smith, musician Frank Myers, State Rep. Deanne Mazzochi, who sponsored the entertainment, musician Anthony Smith, Noldan, and musician Jason Sever. (Not pictured: John R. Quigley, ECCI.) The three musicians took turns performing original songs they had written and kept the party going for more than two hours.

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The evening’s entertainment lasted for more than two hours without a break and concluded with the audience seeming to want more. While

it’s too early to know the official numbers, it appears that with ticket sales, sponsorships and almost $7,000 in auction items, the Legion could receive as much as $20,000.

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On Saturday, Oct. 16, the place to be was the Elmhurst American Legion Post THB #187, especially if you are a country music fan.

Three musicians direct from Nashville were on the stage at the Legion performing original songs and entertaining the crowd of around 100 people who gathered there for the second annual Nashville Songwriter Fundraiser. All proceeds went to the Legion.

Beginning at 7 p.m., three musicians took the stage to perform their own original songs and to banter back and forth to keep a roomful of country music enthusiasts entertained. The performers were Frank Myers, Jason Sever and Anthony Smith, all from Nashville, along with Kate Taylor Butler who performed the National Anthem and joined Myers on stage to sing the crowd favorite, “Crazy” by Patsy Cline. Butler is also a Nashville resident.

Tickets were $85 each, but they included all beverages as well as a lavish spread of sliders, mini-steak sandwiches, bruschetta and more, donated by local sponsoring restaurants. (Sponsors are listed later in this story.)

One of the exciting moments of the evening was the auction for an autographed guitar that one of the musicians on stage assured, “had a hit song in it.” After much live-auction action, the person who procured the guitar was John Noldan, whose company, Guaranteed Rate, was also a Blue sponsor of the evening.

Besides the Legion, the event was sponsored by the Elmhurst Chamber of Commerce & Industry, which took care of all the logistics and ticket sales for the evening, allowing the general public to purchase tickets through its web site. ECCI’s John Quigley served as the on-site event coordinator throughout the evening.

Other sponsors were the City of Elmhurst, Explore Elmhurst, Community Bank of Elmhurst and Elmhurst Premier Childcare.

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Ordinance for conditional use on Eggleston passes

By Dee Longfellow FOR THE ELMHURST INDEPENDENT

The Elmhurst City Council meeting on Monday, Oct. 18 began with quite a few more disgruntled persons speaking at public forum, urging aldermen not to vote for the conditional use of property 272-276 W. Eggleston and 283 W. Eggleston, also known as the Roberto’s parking lot project.

At first, there was an attempt to postpone the decision on the ordinance until the next City Council meeting, but that was almost immediately voted down.

When the Council began discussion of the ordinance, Alderman Marti Deuter (First Ward) addressed the height of the fences on the parcels.

“As of now, [the ordinance] says an eight-foot opaque fence would be used adjacent to 271, along the rear of the single-family homes adjacent to the south parking lot,” she said.

Deuter asked to add the following verbiage to the ordinance: “Within 120 days, property owners may opt for a 4-foot, 6-foot or 8-foot fence.”

“This would amend the fence height requirement to give homeowners more choices,” she said.

The vote was 11-2, with one absent to approve the addition of the specified language. The two “nay” votes came

from Aldermen Mark Mulliner (7th) and Ald. Noel Talluto (4th). (Sixth Ward Ald. Michael Honquest was absent.)

More discussion of the ordinance itself led to comments by Ald. Mike Brennan (7th Ward).

“Two weeks ago, I did not support the report that called for a parking lot east of Spring and north and south of Eggleston and since that time, nothing’s been brought to my attention to change my opinion,” he said. “I believe the size of the parking lot is too big, I believe it is invasive to the bordering homeowners, I believe it will negatively impact the neighborhood east of Spring on Eggleston and specifically impact property values of the bordering homes. For these reasons, I cannot support the ordinance.”

Jennifer Veremis (1st Ward) disagreed, saying she’d been through this process before as a homeowner.

“I have first-hand experience as a resident disputing a conditional use permit,” she said. “I learned the process of how the Commission evaluates the uses and now, as an alderman, how the Committee and Council members analyze the Commission’s findings. And that is what I have done. From reading transcripts, emails, speaking with res-

idents, visiting the site several times, and example sites including Manny’s Ale House located in my neighborhood. I agree with the Commission that the standards, including the second standard, have been met by the applicant. There are no zoning changes to the parcels, there are several parking lots adjacent to homes throughout our community, Our Comprehensive Plan addresses the need for parking and specifically refers to these parcels, the applicant has shown evidence that it will not diminish property values.

Therefore, I support the report and the ordinance.”

Ald. Emily Bastedo (6th) spoke next.

“I will be voting no for this because I still think the City should not allow houses to be torn down and turned into parking lots. Alderman Veremis, yes, there are parking lots next to homes. We have not allowed houses to be torn down and turned into parking lots. There is a huge difference there. I hope with a few weeks to consider it, a couple of you will agree that what was created for the Minority report is actually worse for the neighbors than what came out of the Commission. The map that’s on there now doesn’t even say where the fence line will be.

“Many liked the Plan that they had

seen in-between, which gave more feet to the neighbors, but that is not what is in front of us tonight.

“The Code asks us to consider the neighbors use and enjoyment of their land, it says not to grant a conditional use if it’s going to lessen the use of their land and their home, lessen the use or enjoyment of their home, their biggest asset, I choose to believe the neighbors that the hours of testimony on the record, I find it very convincing that their use and enjoyment will be lessened by this move “Even with the Amendment that I moved for last time, this is still worse than what came out of the Commission and I will be voting no.”

At that time, the vote was taken as follows: Those in favor of the ordinance as amended (for fence height) were Marti Deuter, Bob Dunn (2nd), James Neudara (5th), Tina Park (5th), Dannee Polomsky (3rd), Noel Talluto, Jennifer Veremis; Nay votes came from: Emily Bastedo, Mike Brennan, Brian Cahill (4th), Jacob Hill (2nd), Christopher Jensen (3rd) and Mark Mulliner. The vote was 7 ayes to 6 nays. Ald. Michael Honquest was absent, making it necessary for Mayor Levin to vote. He voted with the ‘ayes’ and the ordinance passed.

1961 for 52 years wonderful years.

Barb sadly preceded John in life.

Barb and John had two sons, Dan and John (Kim), and three grandchildren, the late Michael (Maggie), Mason, and CeCe. She is also survived by her caregiver and former daughter-inlaw, Trish. In 1967 John, Barb, and their two sons moved from Chicago to Franklin Park, where they made life-long friends in the wonder years of the 1960s and early 1970s. Barb volunteered and became the Principal of the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine program at St. Gertrude’s in Franklin Park where she was responsible for the education of public-school children in Christianity. In 1975 the family moved to Elmhurst and shortly after, Barbara took a part time job at Pepsi Cola, a few blocks from her home. Barb’s “part time job that went wrong” led to her 25-year career in which she was a customer relations representative. She made many great friends, only drank Pepsi (no Coke!) and always spoke highly and frequently about her work and her Pepsi family. Barb spent some of her vacation supporting her son John by touring with and feeding members of the Colt’s Drum Corps.

In retirement, she traveled with her husband John to visit their children and grandchildren, and to visit lighthouses. Barb also donated her time at the Elmhurst Hospital, the Elmhurst Hospital Resale shop, and the Elmhurst Historical Museum. She loved completing puzzles of all kinds, spending time with her children and grandchildren and enjoyed “being a bum” by relaxing on the sofa. To the very end of her blessed life, Barb was gracious, respectful, generous, and genuinely interested in all that tended to her and visited her in her final home at Bridgeway of Bensenville.

A Memorial Visitation will be held

Saturday, Oct. 23, from 10 a.m. until the Memorial Service at 2 p.m. at Elmhurst Community Funeral Home – The Ahlgrim Chapel, 567 S. Spring Rd., Elmhurst. For information – 630-834-3515 or www.ElmhurstFh. com. Memorial contributions may be made to Elmhurst Children’s Theatre, PO Box 64, Elmhurst, IL 60126 or www.elmhurstchildrenstheatre. com.

ter Maniaci, Jr. (2016); loving mother of Steven Maniaci, Lisa (Tom) Griess, Carolyn (Don) Cagle, and Nancy (Dan) Stoettner; grandmother of Donald, Jessica, Ryan, Mary, Kay, Madeline, and Audrey; great-grandmother of Henry, Wesley, and Amora.

Joann was born in Delmont, So. Dak. And was the oldest of seven children. Upon graduation from high school, Joann moved to Minneapolis for a brief period, then to Chicago where she worked various jobs including the First National Bank of Chicago. She met Peter and were married in 1958. They moved to Elmhurst in 1966 where they raised their children on Bryan Street. Most recently, Joann resided at Lexington Square of Elmhurst.

First and foremost, Joann was a loving wife, mother, grandmother and great-grandmother. She was an exemplary homemaker, cook and “legendary” baker. She cherished her time working in the Business office at Elmhurst college where she retired in 1996. She loved reading, antiques, art, jewelry, perfume, shopping, fine chocolates and all things “pretty.”

A Memorial Visitation will be held from 10 a.m. until the Memorial Service at 11 a.m. on Friday, Oct. 15 at Elmhurst Community Funeral Home - The Ahlgrim Chapel, 567 S. Spring Road, Elmhurst. For information – 630-834-3515 or www.El mhurstFH.com. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions in Joann’s name may be made to Elmhurst University: elmhurst.edu/give.

Obituaries

Delphine A. Bush, 92 Delphine A. Bush, age 92, a longtime resident of Elmhurst, passed away Oct. 17, 2021 at her home. She was a proud former employee of the FBI and a longtime member of the Society of FBI Alumni. Beloved wife of 70 years to Victor A. Bush (2021); loving mother of Alan (Susan Koz) Bush and Linda (Michael) Wilbur; fond grandmother of Philip Bush, Alison (Matthew) McDonald, Edward Bush, Michael (Catherine) Wilbur, Mark Wilbur and Matthew Wilbur; great grandmother of Abigail, Katherine, Emily and Timothy McDonald, and sister of the late Adrienne and the late Joan. All services will be private.

Interment at Queen of Heaven Cemetery, Hillside, Illinois. Funeral arrangements by Elmhurst Community Funeral Home – THE AHLGRIM CHAPEL, 630-834-3515 or www.

ElmhurstFH.com.

Barbara E. Ward Lampa Services Saturday Barbara E. Ward Lampa was born two days after Christmas in Chicago in 1942, the youngest daughter of the late Vernon and the late Leona Ward. She joined her siblings, Ray (Bobbie), the late Patricia (the late Bob), the late Mary Lou (the late Chuck), and Margaret (the late Chuck). Barbara attended St. Mary High School in Chicago’s Austin District and met her future husband, John Lampa. They were married in

Marjorie A. Weeden, 80 Services Thurs. and Fri. Marjorie A. Weeden nee Robertson, a resident of Elmhurst for more than 50 years, passed away October 12, 2021, at the age of 80.

Former wife of the late Charold G.; caring mother of Daniel C.; cherished daughter of the late Bruce and Dulice; fond sister of the late James Robertson and the late Mary Patch; adoring aunt of Ricky, Cindy, and Mike; beloved friend of Marilyn and Bill. Marjorie was a proud registered nurse, most recently at Riveredge Hospital.

A visitation will be held Thursday, Oct. 21, from 4-8 p.m. and Friday, Oct. 22, from 9 a.m. until time of service 10 a.m. at Elmhurst Community Funeral Home – The Ahlgrim Chapel, 567 S. Spring Road, Elmhurst.

Interment Mt. Emblem Cemetery.

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Joann Maniaci, 87 Services Friday Joann Maniaci, nee Fideler, a longtime resident of Elmhurst passed away October 10, 2021 at the age of 87. Beloved wife of the late Pe-

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Police beat

The Elmhurst Police Department recently reported the following arrests and citations.

Persons charged with domestic battery are not named in order to protect the privacy of victims. Readers are reminded that an arrest does not constitute a conviction, and that subjects are considered innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. Juveniles age 17-or-younger are not named.

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Assault, battery Oct. 7 A 35-year-old Elmhurst man was charged with aggravated battery to a police officer in the 200 block of Bonnie Brae at 5:05 p.m. Police said officers were dispatched to the above location for a domestic disturbance where the suspect was breaking property and threatening family members. While being taken into custody, the suspect committed battery against the officer, according to police.

Battery Oct. 13 Thomas A. McElligott, 39, of Bloomingdale, was charged with two counts of aggravated battery at Elmhurst Hospital at 4:44 a.m. According to police, a victim related the suspect spat in his face and eyes. According to police, another victim related the suspect kicked him in the chest and punched him in the face.

Criminal damage, criminal trespass Oct. 12 While on patrol, an officer observed three paper signs were torn down and damaged from in front of a business in the 100 block of Addison.

Oct. 4-Oct. 9 A victim told police that he parked his Land Rover in the Schiller parking deck. Once on the roadway, the victim learned the winch cable had been pulled out and the winch hook was dragging underneath the vehicle. The winch hook had caught on the brake line and the vehicle was leaking brake fluid.

Oct. 7-Oct. 8 A complainant at a business in the 100 block of Addison told police that an unknown suspect(s) damaged three large signs which were displayed on the outside windows of his business sometime between the above dates.

Domestic battery, domestic incident, disorderly conduct, disturbance Oct. 14 A complainant in the 600 block of Swain told police at 12:18 a.m. that subsequent to a verbal argument, the suspect grabbed her. The suspect related the complainant took his phone and he attempted to get his phone back. There were no signs of injury and the complainant agreed the suspect had not intended on harming her as he attempted to get his phone back.

No arrests were made. The suspect left the residence for the evening.

Oct. 12 A 33-year-old Elmhurst woman was charged with two counts of domestic battery in the 500 block of W. St. Charles at 2:18 p.m. The suspect also was found to have a warrant out of Oceana County, Mich., for her arrest.

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DUI, DUI-drugs, illegal transportation of alcohol, illegal possession of alcohol, consumption of alcohol by a minor Oct. 9 Jefferson A. Martinez Gomez, 18, of Bensenville, was charged with DUI, possession of cannabis by a driver, failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident, transportation of open alcohol and no insurance near Third and Addison at 8:32 p.m.

Fleeing, eluding

According to information provided last week by the Elmhurst Police Department, police reported two incidents of fleeing and eluding in which drivers of a vehicle or a motorcycle reportedly fled after a traffic stop was conducted.

Oct. 9 Seth A. Marquez, 19, of Lombard, was issued citations for fleeing or attempting to elude a police officer, speeding, improper lane usage and no insurance near York and North at 1:18 a.m.

While an officer was on patrol, police said the officer observed a speeding vehicle which was weaving through traffic. The officer attempted to conduct a traffic stop but the vehicle allegedly fled at a high rate of speed eastbound North Avenue. An ISPERN message was broadcast.

Police said Marquez was located and agreed to turn himself in to the police.

Harassment, threats Oct. 7 A victim in the 200 block of W. 1st told police at 11:49 a.m. that he received several threatening phone calls from an unknown suspect due to the termination of an employee. An investigation is pending.

Possession of cannabis, possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of a controlled substance Oct. 10 Destiny Pagan, 21, of Franklin Park, was issued citations for possession of open alcohol and possession of an open container of cannabis in a vehicle subsequent to a suspicious vehicle in the 100 block of N. Addison at 11:54 p.m.

Suspicious circumstances Oct. 8-Oct. 13 A victim in the 400 block of W. St. Charles told police at 11:47 a.m. that he made an online purchase of a Play Station 5. When the package was delivered, it contained only a sur-

Oct. 10 Nicholas Spallone, 18, of Elmhurst, was issued a citation for prowling in the 400 block of N. West at 10:13 p.m. Police said that subsequent to a call for suspicious people at a preschool, Spallone and a juvenile were found to have been on the roof of the school. The juvenile will be referred to a Peer Jury and was released to his parents.

Police said officers and the fire department responded for the report of a fire in the middle of the street in the 100 block of E. Adams at 3:48 a.m. The fire had burned out when officers arrived. The complainant related he observed someone igniting an unknown liquid in the middle of the street. Officers checked the area with no results.

Police said a complainant in the 500 block of W. Second reported receiving several phone calls, text messages, and packages delivered to her house from a suspect regarding the complainant’s daughter who no longer lives at this address. The officer contacted the suspect and told him to cease contact with the complainant and her daughter.

Oct. 9 Police said an officer responded to the 100 block of W. Grantley at 1:01 p.m. for the report of a subject who stuck his hand through a fence and was bitten by a dog. A neighbor (victim) in the area came out to see why the subject was yelling. The subject allegedly struck the neighbor in the face. The neighbor did not wish to pursue charges. An animal bite report was sent to the DuPage County Animal Control.

Theft or burglary/identity theft/fraud/forgery/ deceptive practice/ obstruction/robbery Oct. 13 Theft was reported in the 700 block of Howard at 4:50 p.m. A victim told police that she made online purchases for clothing and a used laptop computer. She received a notification that FedEx delivered her packages and the items were signed for. The victim never received, or signed for, the packages.

Oct. 12 Attempted forgery was reported at a bank in the 300 block Route 83 at 1:57 p.m. A bank employee advised the suspect provided a fictitious ID and attempted to withdraw $7,000. The suspect fled the scene prior to police arrival. Officers checked the area with no results.

Oct. 11-Oct. 12 Burglary to a vehicle was reported in the 100 block of Prospect. A victim told police that an unknown suspect(s) entered her unlocked vehicle and stole cash from the center console sometime between the above dates.

Oct. 11 Jerome C. Easley, 22 of Chicago, was charged with possession of stolen vehicle parts, while Bryan Yancy, 54, of Chicago, was charged with possession of stolen vehicle parts, theft, driving while license suspended, no insurance and no valid registration at a business in the 800 block of N. York at 5:15 a.m. Police said officers located the suspects’ vehicle fleeing southbound on York Street. Officers conducted a traffic stop. Police said the suspects admitted to stealing tires from the business. Subsequent

to a search of the vehicle, six spare tires and tools used to remove the tires were located, according to police.

Identity theft was reported in the 100 block of Addison at 10:38 a.m. A victim told police that an unknown suspect(s) used his personal information to open a Verizon account.

Oct. 10 Theft was reported in the 100 block of S. York at 8:39 p.m. A victim told police that an unknown suspect stole her black electric scooter from the alley where it was parked.

Oct. 8 Theft was reported in the 100 block of Prospect at 1:02 p.m. A victim told police that an unknown suspect(s) stole her wallet from her unattended purse. The victim was notified of two transaction attempts using her credit card. The victim’s driver’s license was entered into LEADS. Theft was reported in the 100 block of Prospect at 10:39 p.m. A victim told police that while at work, an unknown suspect(s) stole her wallet from her unattended backpack. The victim received an alert for two attempts of fraudulent purchases made with her credit card. The victim’s driver’s license was entered into LEADS.

Sept. 25-Oct. 8 A complainant at a company in the 700 block of N. Industrial told police the company had two trailers shipped to the above address. On Oct. 8, the complainant found the trailers were missing. One trailer was traced to Florida and the second trailer is unable to be tracked. An investigation is pending.

Oct. 4-Oct. 6 Theft was reported in the 400 block of Addison. A victim told police that an unknown suspect removed the clear plate cover, four screws, and the rear license plate from his vehicle. The license plate was entered into LEADS.

Sept. 29 Fraud was reported in the 400 block of N. York at 12:22 p.m. A victim told police that she received a suspicious text message and contacted the phone number listed. The victim was advised they were contacting her to collect a debt. The victim gave the unknown suspect her credit card number and authorized a payment. After realizing it was a scam, the victim contacted her credit card company and is disputing the charge.

Sept. 14-Sept. 15 Theft of vehicle parts was reported in the 100 block of Prospect. A victim told police that an unknown suspect removed the catalytic converter from her vehicle while it was parked in the parking lot at the above location.

Unlawful use of a weapon

Oct. 10 Darius Smith, 32, of Homewood, was charged with DUI, aggravated unlawful use of a weapon for possession of a firearm by a felon, possession of cannabis by a driver and improper parking in the roadway near York and Lake at 7:11 p.m. Police said that while on patrol, an officer observed a vehicle at the intersection of Lake and York with the driver, Smith, and passenger sleeping in the front seat. Subsequent to an investigation, police said Smith was found to be in possession of a stolen firearm.

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Bond denied for two men charged with hijacking vehicle at knifepoint with two children in the back DuPage County State’s Attorney Robert Berlin and Villa Park Chief of Police Michael Rivas have announced that bond has been denied for two men accused of hijacking a woman’s car at knifepoint from a Villa Park parking lot while her two children were in the back seat.

Luis Gomez-Garcia, 28, of Bensenville, and Christopher Krieg, 32, of Carol Stream, each appeared in bond court where Judge Jeffrey MacKay denied bond for both men.

Both men have been charged with one count of Aggravated Vehicular Hijacking (Class X Felony) three counts of Aggravated Kidnapping (Class X Felony) and three counts of Aggravated Unlawful Restraint (Class 3 Felony.)

On Oct. 8, officers with the Villa Park Police Department responded to a call of an aggravated carjacking that just occurred in the parking lot of a shopping mall located at in the 200 block of W. North Ave. in Villa Park.

The investigation found that at approximately 4:48 p.m., the victim and her children, ages ten and five, exited the mall and entered her vehicle.

It is alleged that approximately one minute later, as the victim sat in the driver’s seat with the window down, Gomez-Garcia approached the vehicle, put a knife with a 3½” blade to the woman’s throat and told the victim to move over to the front passenger seat.

It is alleged that as the victim moved over, Krieg entered the rear passenger area of the vehicle with the victim’s

Christopher Krieg

Luis Gomez-Garcia

children. It is further alleged that Gomez-Garcia ordered the victim to give him her property, which she did including her iPhone 11, Apple Watch and wallet.

It is alleged that Gomez-Garcia told the victim to drive to her house but the victim drove to a different location where she and her children were released from the vehicle. It is further alleged that Gomez-Garcia told the victim not to contact the police and that he held the knife in his right hand the entire time.

It is further alleged that Gomez-Garcia and Krieg then fled in the victim’s vehicle. An investigation conducted by the Villa Park Police with assistance from the Chicago Police Department led authorities to the 2900 block of W. Harrison in Chicago.

At approximately 7:21 p.m., officers with the Chicago Police Department located the victim’s vehicle at that address and allegedly found Krieg in the stolen vehicle and Gomez-Garcia approximately ten feet away. Both men, who were armed with a knife,

Chicago woman accused of fatal DUI of her 5-month-old infant DuPage County State’s Attorney Robert B. Berlin has announced that bond has been set for a Chicago woman accused of causing a fatal crash that claimed the life of one of Alexus Sigle the passengers in her vehicle: her 5-month-old infant son.

Alexus Sigle, 26, appeared in bond court in front of Judge Mike Reidy who set bond at $250,000 with 10 percent to apply.

On June 13 at approximately 6:43 p.m., troopers with the Illinois State Police were dispatched to a single car crash on I-355 northbound near Ogden Avenue.

An investigation into the crash found that a piece of a stopped truck was partially blocking one lane of traffic and that other vehicles on the road were slowing down and passing on the shoulder of the road.

It is alleged that as Sigle approached the area, she did not slow down and instead slammed on her brakes and sharply turned her vehicle to avoid the obstruction. It is further alleged that Sigle lost control of her vehicle and crossed all lanes of traffic before crashing into the left shoulder concrete barrier.

All occupants of the vehicle, including six children under the age of sev-

en, were transported to area hospitals following the crash. The infant, who allegedly was not properly secured in the vehicle, was pronounced deceased at the hospital.

It is alleged that at the time of the crash, Sigle’s BAC was 0.163. Sigle was initially charged with misdemeanor DUI and misdemeanor endangering the life or health of a child.

On Sept. 23, the DuPage County State’s Attorney’s Office upgraded the charges to one count of aggravated DUI causing death, a Class 2 felony and one count of aggravated DUI great bodily harm, a Class 4 felony.

On Oct. 11, Sigle was taken into custody without incident on an outstanding arrest warrant.

“It is alleged that after she had been drinking, Alexus Sigle got behind the wheel of a car with seven passengers, six of whom were minors and were allegedly not properly secured in the vehicle,” Berlin said. “That decision however, proved to be fatal to her fivemonth-old infant son, whose short life has now been reduced to a drunk driving statistic.

“I offer my sincerest condolences to the family of the victim. I thank the Illinois State Police for their work on this very sad case and for their continued work in keeping our roadways safe.”

Sigle’s next court appearance is scheduled for Nov. 9 in front of Judge Reidy.

were taken into custody at this time.

“The extreme level of violence alleged against the two defendants in this case is unconscionable,” Berlin said. “I can’t begin to imagine the fear and terror this woman must have felt not only for herself, but also for her two young children. This type of brazen behavior, allegedly in the middle of the afternoon in the parking lot of a busy shopping mall, will not be tolerated in DuPage County and will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.

“Thankfully neither the woman nor her children were physically harmed during this alleged incident. I would

like to thank the Villa Park Police Department for their outstanding work as well as the Chicago Police Department for their invaluable assistance in identifying and apprehending the defendants in this case.”

“On Oct. 8, a mother and her two young children lost their innocence to two alleged carjackers and kidnappers,” Rivas said. “The pain and suffering felt by victims is what motivates us in the law enforcement community to work tirelessly to bring violent offenders to justice.

“The Villa Park Police Department is blessed to have officers and detec-

tives who acted swiftly and effectively to bring this horrific crime to a conclusion. We would like to acknowledge the heroic efforts of the Chicago Police Department, particularly Sergeant Sellers, Sergeant Wolf and the Chicago Hijacking Task Force for taking these subjects into custody.

“Without the assistance of the Chicago Police Department, this arrest might not have taken place. Their efforts were outstanding and require further mention.”

The next court appearance for both men is scheduled Nov. 8 for arraignment in front of Judge Mike Reidy.

Chicago man sentenced to 6 years for burglary Crime occurred during protests following George Floyd murder DuPage County State’s Attorney Robert Berlin has announced that Judge Daniel Guerin has sentenced Joshua Captain, 24, of Chicago, to six years in the Illinois Department of Corrections for breaking into a Naperville jewelry store and stealing merchandise during an evening of protests following the murder of George Floyd.

On June 29, Captain entered a blind plea of guilty to one count of Burglary, a Class 2 Felony. He will be required to

through drawers and merchandise. An officer ordered Captain to stop and told him he was under arrest at which time Captain ran to a back room and barricaded the door.

The officer was able to enter the back room and took Captain into custody. When Captain was searched, officers found hundreds of dollars in cash that had blood on it and several jewelry boxes in his pockets.

“While June 1, 2020, was a day of peaceful protest across the country, Mr. Captain decided to instead break into and loot a local business,” Berlin said.

“My office fully supports the public’s right to peacefully protest. There was nothing peaceful however, about this used drugs that are flushed into toi- defendant’s attempt to take advantage lets or thrown into the garbage are of the legitimate protests that occurred also environmental hazards, as they that day as a cover to commit a violent crime.” contaminate the water supply.

Since 2014, the Elmhurst Police Department has been able to 6,016 pounds of unused medication through its drug take-back initiatives.

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serve 50 percent of his sentence before being eligible for parole.

On June 1, 2020, Naperville police officers responded to Naperville Jewelry, located at 120 Water Street, for reports of looting. Upon their arrival, officers found the windows to the business completely broken and glass, jewelry and jewelry boxes on the floor.

As officers entered the establishment, they encountered Captain standing behind a counter rummaging

Police host prescription drug take-back event this Saturday

According to a release issued by Police Chief Michael Ruth, the Elmhurst Police Department is partnering with the Drug Enforcement Administration for the Prescription Drug Take-Back Day on Saturday, Oct. 23 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Officers will be on hand in the west parking lot of the police station to collect expired, unused or unwanted prescription drugs for safe destruction. The police station is located at 125 E. First Street.

Unused or expired prescription medications are a public safety issue, leading to accidental poisoning, overdose and abuse. The non-medical use of prescription drugs is one of the most common forms of drug abuse in America. The majority of teenagers abusing prescription drugs get them from the home medicine cabinets of family and friends. Un-

ECPA celebrates with Spotlight Gala

The Elmhurst Centre for Performing Arts (ECPA) is planning for its largest fundraiser of the year, the sixth annual Spotlight Gala to be held Saturday, Nov. 13 beginning at 7 p.m. at the Elmhurst Art Museum.

Celebrating the performing arts, the event promises to entertain guests from beginning to end, all to raise funds to build a state-of-the-art venue for live music, theatre, dance and comedy.

“The western suburbs have an abundance of talent,” said ECPA Board member Doug Peterson. “We are fortunate to have great relationships [so that] we can showcase so many performing artists from our surrounding communities and bring it directly to our guests at the Gala.”

This year, Spotlight Gala guests will be treated to music from the talented Timothy Christian School Jazz Band and a dramatic piece performed by Exhibit 3 Dance Studio. The party continues with the high energy of Standing Room Only Orchestra. Ranked a Chicagoland #1 Band, SRO will take the celebration into the night.

COVID-19 precautions will be in place. To learn more and purchase tickets to the 6th annual Spotlight Gala, visit www.ECPA-Elmhurst.org.

LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE CERTIFICATE NO. 78414 was filed in the office of the County Clerk of DuPage County on OCTOBER 5, 2021, wherein the business firm of BERG HOME IMPROVEMENTS LOCATED AT 900 OGDEN AVE STE 155, DOWNERS GROVE, IL 60515 was registered; that the true or real name or names of the person or persons owning the business, with their respective post office address(es), is/ are as follows: NAME OF PERSON(S) DAN FEINBERG, HOME ADDRESS 137 PRAIRIE DR, WESTMONT, IL 60559.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and Official Seal at my office in Wheaton, Illinois, this 5TH day of OCTOBER, A.D. 2021.

JEAN KACZMAREK Jean Kaczmarek DuPage County Clerk (OFFICIAL SEAL) (Published in The Elmhurst Independent Oct. 14, 21 & 28, 2021) 405649

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Legislation making virtual meetings of public bodies acceptable for any reason should be defeated Editor’s note: This editorial was distributed by the Illinois Press Association

Open Meetings Act by modifying requirements by which an open or closed meeting may be conducted by audio or video conference without the physical presence of a Every city council or school quorum of the members. board has issues large and small The bill’s proponents believe that impact the lives of the people virtual meetings are more efficient it serves. and transparent than those held in Should residents be allowed to person. Nothing could be further have chickens within city limits?

Should the city-owned hospital from the truth.

Anyone who has attended a be sold? virtual meeting or family gathering What programs should the during the past 18 months—who school district cut to have a hasn’t?!—knows that discussions balanced budget?

How should students be allowed are shorter and ultimately less effective when they are not held to dress in school? in person, face to face. Dialogue Even matters that may seem simply isn’t as meaningful when trivial are important to someone.

It is the duty of public officials on we’re all in different rooms.

In public meetings, people are public bodies to give every matter more reluctant to provide input if serious consideration. And it is the duty of citizens to whom those they are forced to do it remotely.

There’s just something about being matters are important to provide able to look a board member in the input. eye, and gauge their reactions, in Those duties are most person. Often, that board member effectively carried out in person, will look back at you. during in-person interactions.

And there’s much to be said Meetings of city councils, about the access a resident or school boards and other public reporter has to a public official bodies are opportunities for community residents to voice their once the meeting has concluded.

They’re in the room. In a virtual opinions, and for public officials meeting, the “leave” button is an to hear them. Those meetings, escape hatch for any public official many times held in a room full who wishes to have no further of people with passionate and conversation. sometimes opposing viewpoints, Certainly, the pandemic are fundamental and vital was a valid reason for taking processes that play out in all proceedings from council Illinois communities. chambers to a Zoom room. But The impact of those vital it was simply an exception to the interactions has been diminished rule, a need that now longer exists since the pandemic forced many as we all return to a safer normal. public meetings to held virtually.

The public has a right to Now, there is a bill in the interact with their elected Illinois Senate that would officials—face to face and not on give government entities the a screen. power to conduct any meeting Let’s not create an environment electronically, not in person, for that further removes governing any reason. The bill is a threat from the public’s eye. Let’s find to our democracy, and must not ways to create more opportunities become law.

Senate Bill 482 was introduced for personal interactions with our elected officials. in February by Sen. Christina As society returns to normal, Castro, D-Elgin. It did not make so, too, should public meetings. it out of committee during the The rule must be for in-person regular session, but it could be proceedings. Virtual meetings considered when the Legislature should be an exception, only when began its fall veto session Oct. 19. The legislation is a top agenda participants’ health and safety is at risk. item for the Illinois Municipal Senate Bill 482 must be League. rejected.

The bill would amend the

President Biden’s visit to Chicago to discuss vaccine requirements

By U.S. Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi I had the honor of welcoming President Biden when he landed in Chicago recently to visit a Clayco construction site in Elk Grove Village.

President Biden and Gov. JB Pritzker joined this event to spread a “Get Vaccinated” message centered on the power of employer vaccine requirements like the one Clayco has successfully implemented to keep its staff safe.

Since President Biden rolled out his proposed framework for vaccine requirements in July, the number of unvaccinated has dramatically dropped from 95 million to 67 million. As I said in my speech at the event, in the words of the new

James Bond movie, it’s “‘no time to die’—it’s time to get vaccinated.”

The bottom line is that vaccines work, and vaccine requirements are one of the most effective ways to end this pandemic.

My subcommittee’s latest report on toxic heavy metals in baby food In a follow-up investigation to my Oversight Subcommittee on Economic and Consumer Policy’s February report, my subcommittee found even more baby food companies producing products that contained dangerous levels of toxic heavy metals.

These levels of toxic heavy metals could seriously harm the neurological development of infants. In this most recent report, we found that Plum Organics’ finished products contained more than double the FDA’s acceptable

level of inorganic arsenic while Gerber failed to recall its infant rice cereal when samples also exceeded safe levels of inorganic arsenic.

In response to my investigation in March, I introduced the Baby Food Safety Act which would require the FDA to address this public health danger for our children. My bill would establish a more logical testing policy—to test the final products as well as the ingredients—and set limits on the amounts of heavy metals allowed in baby food.

Parents need to be able to trust the baby food that they buy off the store shelf, and that is precisely what the Baby Food Safety Act would do.

Raja Krishnamoorthi represents Illinois’ 8th Congressional District, which includes parts of Addison, Wood Dale, Elmhurst, Bensenville, Villa Park and Lombard.

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Marcella “Marcie” Morgan, 99 Services Saturday Marcella “Marcie” Morgan (nee Hayes), age 99, of Elmhurst, died peacefully on Sept. 20, 2021.

Marcie grew up in a loving family in Fort Wayne, Ind., where she graduated from Central Catholic High School (now Bishop Dwenger High) and met her husband, Wally, a World War II pilot, at the Army Officers’ Club.

After brief stints in Augusta, Ga., and Washington D.C., they moved to Elmhurst, where she resided for 70 years, raising a family of nine.

She was active in her community, especially in her parish of Immaculate Conception, where she served as a Eucharistic minister, sacristan, and lay minister to the sick. She was also deeply involved in the parish schools as a room mother and on various parent committees.

She and Wally actively supported the parish high school, which all of their children attended, when it faced financial difficulties, serving as cochairs of “The Knight of Jewels,” an annual fundraiser for the school.

IC High School remains open and thrives to this day.

In 1984, the IC Council of Catholic Women honored her contributions, naming her “Woman of the Year.” Marcie lived by the Catholic credo “care for the whole person, body, mind and spirit.”

She nurtured and applauded her children’s academic accomplishments and a commitment to doing good in the world and, as an avid sports fan (particularly of Notre

Dame football), instilled in them both a love of athletic competition and a spirit of good sportsmanship.

As a daughter, sister, wife, and friend, she provided comfort in times of need. Wally and their dear son, Tom, pre-deceased Marcie.

She is survived by her children Joe (Sue), Jim (Elissa), John (Rose), Ellen (Sheldon Zenner), Mike (Beth), Mary (Nick) Kondras, Mark (Joni), and Pat (Kelli); by her grandchildren, Brigid (Amy) Wasko, Betsy (Mike) Shannon, Erin (Joe) Goes, Nate (Alena), Robb (Julie), Gloria (Marty) Golle, Francis (Kristen) Spedafino, Amy (Lane) Stone, Laura (Chris) Bennett, Elie (Jill) Zenner, Nathaniel (Holly) Zenner, Neil, Molly, Emily (Matthew) Darnell, Wyatt Kondras (Ursula Sokol), Haley Thomas, Tory Thomas, Jack Thomas (Desi), Peter Thomas, Patrick, Mackenzie, and Mark; and by 22 great-grandchildren (with three more on the way.)

Marcie will be remembered for her radiant smile, her selflessness, her countless acts of kindness, her humility, her dry wit, her prolific and eloquent letter-writing, and, most of all, for her deep and abiding faith.

A Memorial Mass will be held at Immaculate Conception Church, 134 Arthur St., Elmhurst on Saturday, Oct. 23 at 9:30 a.m. (masks required).

The family welcomes contributions in memory of Marcie to Daybreak (catholiccharitiesjoliet.org) and Care (care.org), organizations addressing homelessness and hunger that she supported.

Arrangements provided by Gibbons Funeral Home.

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Student growth and achievements The meeting also included a presentation about the district’s student growth and achievement highlights.

Scott Grens, the interim associate superintendent of schools, and Kevin Rubenstein, the assistant superintendent for student services, noted an array of data in a variety of key performance indicators, including performance of District 205 students at various grade levels in reading and math.

Grens said that the administration will present information about the district’s school improvement process at a board meeting in November.

Trumpet donation accepted The board unanimously approved the approval of a donation of a trumpet valued at $500 to York’s Performing Arts Department. Larry Coha, the parent of alumni of District 205 music programs, made the donation.

that the project to install larger air handlers to provide more fresh air to the pool area is just about complete.

Schmidt added that the summer 2021 project to replace the roof in the area above York’s two gymnasiums is nearly complete.

The district’s capital projects scheduled for the summer of 2022 include more roof replacement at York, in the area above the field house.

Other projects include roof replacement at Emerson Elementary School, the renovation of York’s library and the replacement of the scoreboard at York’s stadium.

Company approved for demographic study Board members voted unanimously during the meeting to authorize the administration to contract with Cropper GIS Consulting to perform a demographic study. The cost of the study is $20,000. Cropper GIS Consulting performed the last demographic study for the district in 2014. The study, which should be completed by the end of this year, will provide projections that the district will use to anticipate future enrollment, school capacity and staffing needs.

The results of the study should be presented to the board in January 2022.

tation during the meeting about the district’s policies related to COVID-19. Beginning the week of Sept. 20, adults who work in district schools were required to either be vaccinated or present a negative COVID-19 test each week. Campbell said more than 91 percent district staff members have received a COVID-19 vaccination.

The district partnered with Jewel-Osco to offer a clinic for booster doses (for those who have already been vaccinated with the Pfizer vaccine) on Oct. 15. The district hopes to continue to offer similar clinics as the school year continues.

On Oct. 5, the district’s testing partner, North Shore Clinical, began onsite PCR testing twice per week for unvaccinated staff who desire testing.

Board members commented on their desire to continue reducing the number of district students who have to quarantine and miss in-person instruction due to a close-contact with someone who tested positive for COVID-19.

That number has decreased significantly from the 2020-21 school year to the current school year.

Board members noted that during the previous school year, as well as during the current school year, nearly none of the students who quarantined because of a close-contact at their school eventually tested positive for COVID-19.

Capital projects update The meeting included a brief facility update regarding capital projects from the summer of 2021, as well as upcoming projects scheduled for the summer of 2022. Todd Schmidt, the district’s director of buildings and grounds, delivered the presentation to the board.

Campbell presents He noted that the summer of COVID-19 policy updates Next meeting: The board will 2021 project to replace the boiler District 205 Superintendent Keiat York’s pool. He also mentioned sha Campbell gave a brief presen- hold its next meeting on Oct. 26.

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Chicago historian debunks myths, mysteries of Great Chicago Fire at EHM eryman known as Daniel “Peg Leg” Sullivan play a role? To shed some light on these long-standing myths and rumors, the Elmhurst History Museum welcomes Chicago historian and tour guide, Mr. Al Walovich, with his presentation “Daisy Didn’t Do It: The Truth Behind the Great Chicago Fire.”

The program will take place on Sunday, Nov. 14, at 2 p.m. at Elmhurst City Hall’s Council Chambers, located on the second floor at 209 N. York Street. The program is free to members of the Elmhurst Heritage Foundation and $5 for non-members.

Advance registration is required and can be made at www.elmhursthistory.org in the programs section. Free on-site parking is available.

Walovich will delve into the history, facts and lies that surround the Great Chicago Fire, and share some of the sites linked to the fire and some of the relics left behind. He is a

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Dan Gibbons 38th annual Turkey Trot gets set to step off Thanksgiving morning 5K Run-Walk back after COVID-19 year off

By Dee Longfellow

Runners/walkers are welcome to choose the event that is right for you.

Last week, the Independent was (Note: Registration deadline for the able to grab a few moments with a virtual event is Sunday, Oct. 31. very busy Dan Gibbons, who is gearing up to present the 38th annual Registration Thanksgiving Morning Turkey Trot Early registration will take place on Thursday, Nov. 25, hosted by the on the Saturday and Sunday prior Dan Gibbons Turkey Trot Founda- from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Knights tion. of Columbus at 537 S. York. Those “Our mission is to be a major con- who do not register early can still tributor in the eradication of hunger register from 6 to 9 a.m. on race day and to promote long-term sustain- at the Elmhurst University gym as in ability in DuPage County,” Gibbons years past, but masks must be worn told the Independent in an exclusive at all registration sites. interview. “We’re extremely pleased “We were lucky to have 6,500 to welcome Dick Weber as our hon- masks donated to us and we will be orary starter.” handing them out to anyone who Weber is a third generation, life- shows up without one,” Gibbons long Elmhurst resident who served said. “I want to assure all particiwith the United States Marine Corps. pants that safety protocols will be in He is a Vietnam veteran and a Purple place.”

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Gibbons said Jim Cornelison will Transportation to be back to perform the National An- and from the course them and the Men of Spirito singers According to Gibbons, there will will perform, along with the Bravu- be four charter vehicles at York ra Ensemble. The Lima Lima Flight High School to transport racers to Team is expected to fly overhead, the course that begins in downtown weather permitting.

Elmhurst. There will also be three Beneficiaries of the race include charter buses at York and Vallette Loaves and Fishes Community Ser- for participants as well. He reminds vices, United Community Concerns racers they must wear masks on the (UCCA), Catholic Charities-DuPage vehicles as well.

County, West Suburban Community Pantry, People’s Resource Center, Residents of Addison Street DuPage PADS, the Elmhurst WalkGibbons expressed concern for the In Assistance Network and the Elm- residents who live along the racehurst/Yorkfield Food Pantry. course that goes through the downtown area on Thanksgiving morning.

Two options: He fears newcomers to the commuin-person or virtual nity may not be familiar with the anThere are two options for the race nual race. this year. Option #1 is the in-person “There are so many new residenrace that will step off in downtown tial buildings in downtown, especialElmhurst at 9 a.m. on Thursday, Nov. ly along Addison Street,” he said.

25. Option #2 is a virtual option, of- “I’m a little worried that new resifered for those who may be immu- dents in those buildings may not be nocompromised, high-risk, cautious aware of the race and may wonder around crowds, or unable to travel why they feel virtually trapped in to Elmhurst on Thanksgiving Day. their residences from early morning FOR THE ELMHURST INDEPENDENT

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Pictured here is Dan Gibbons (right) welcoming everyone to the Dan Gibbons Turkey Trot back in 2018. With him are U.S. Navy Veteran Billy Gordon (left), Gunner’s Mate 1st Class, a Café Liberty graduate, and U.S. Navy Veteran Mike Kerley, who is the manager of Outreach and Networking for the Rush Medical Veteran and Families Center. This year’s event offers two options – in-person on Thanksgiving morning, Thursday, Nov. 25 or a virtual option. To register, visit dangibbonsturkeytrot. org.

until about 12 noon on that day.

“We’re hoping that if people know about it in advance, they will share in the spirit of the occasion and either register to join in the race or to take steps to be comfortably homebound on Thanksgiving morning. If someone knows they will need to use their vehicle on that morning, we’d like to request that they move their car to the Jewel grocery store parking lot just for that morning.”

said, and there is always a need for more. If you are able to volunteer on that morning, please send an email to volunteers@dangibbonsturkeytrot. org.

Sponsorships still available At press time, sponsors included Platinum sponsor Jel-Sert; Premier sponsors Edward-Elmhurst Health and Kelly Stetler—Compass; Gold sponsors Guaranteed Rate, the Schiller Team, Johnson Wilbur Adams, Volunteers needed Inc.; Silver sponsor International It takes about 400 volunteers to Contractors, Inc.; Bronze sponsors make the race a success, Gibbons Duly Health and Care, formerly

DuPage Medical Group, Love Tito’s, L. W. Reedy Real Estate, Gately Greene, and several other Patriot sponsors.

Opportunities are still available and more sponsors are being added every day. To become a sponsor, visit the web site at dangibbonsturkeytrot. org.

Thanks are due to other behindthe-scenes supporters including the City of Elmhurst, the Elmhurst Public Library, Athletico Physical Therapy, Olympia Chiropractic Physical Therapy, York High School and Hervas, Condon & Bersani, P.C.

Symphony to present ‘Brass Blowout’ Dedicated to the late Fred Hodge, concert will feature Stanger winner

The Elmhurst Symphony Orchestra, under the baton of Music Director and Conductor Stephen Alltop, continues its “Music Alive” season of spectacular music-making with “Brass Blowout” on Saturday, Nov. 13 at 7 p.m. at Elmhurst Christian Reformed Church.

In this year-long celebration of the 60 seasons the ESO has been bringing exceptional orchestral performances to the western suburbs and beyond, “Brass Blowout” will delight you with selections by familiar and well-loved composers: Falla’s Suites Nos. 1 and 2 from The Three-Cornered Hat; Ravel’s Boléro; The Pines of Rome by Respighi, and Tchaikovsky’s Piano Concerto No. 1 in B-flat minor, Mvt. 3, featuring guest artist pianist Shivshankar Prasad, the 2020 Stanger Audition winner.

This concert is dedicated to the late Fred Hodge, a long-time friend and generous supporter of the Elmhurst Symphony Orchestra. The performance of The Pines of Rome is underwritten by a generous gift from Ralph Maxson.

In-person safety measures are in effect this season.

All ESO attendees are required to wear masks, regardless of vaccination status or age. At this time, our venue requires all in attendance on concert days to sign a release. For more information, please call the ESO office.

Save on tickets by purchasing a discounted three

or four concert 2021-22 season subscription on the website www.elmhurstsymphony.org or by calling the Box Office at 630-941-0202. Subscriber benefits include savings of up to 30% over single ticket prices; free ticket exchanges for other series concerts; savings on additional single ticket purchases ($28 a ticket); invitations to special gatherings; and personalized customer service. Single tickets for this concert are $35 for adults and $32 for seniors 65 and older, and can be purchased on the website or by phone through Thursday, Nov. 11.

Elmhurst Christian Reformed Church is located at 149 W. Brush Hill Rd. in Elmhurst. The church has accessible parking and facilities; parking is free.

The 2021-22 season of the Elmhurst Symphony Orchestra is made possible in part by grants from the City of Elmhurst, the Illinois Arts Council (a state agency), the Gaylord and Dorothy Donnelley Foundation, and 90.9FM WDCB, Chicago’s Home for Jazz.

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Pictured above is the brass section of the Elmhurst Symphony Orchestra, which will featured in the upcoming concert “Brass Blowout” on Saturday, Nov. 13 at 7 p.m. at Elmhurst Christian Reformed Church. Call 630-941-0202 or visit elmhurstsymphony.org for tickets.

(Left): Shivshankar Prasad, the 2020 Stanger Audition winner, will be the guest artist pianist at the Elmhurst Symphony Orchestra’s “Brass Blowout” concert on Saturday, Nov. 13 at 7 p.m. at Elmhurst Christian Reformed Church. For tickets, visit www.elmhurstsymphony.org or call 630-941-0202.

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DU PAGE COUNTY ANNUAL TAX SALE NOTICE FOR ADDISON AND YORK TOWNSHIPS

THE DU PAGE COUNTY ANNUAL TAX SALE WILL BEGIN ON NOVEMBER 18, 2021 AT 9:00 AM AND WILL RUN UNTIL APPROXIMATELY 5:00 PM THAT DAY. IF NECESSARY, THE SALE WILL CONTINUE ON NOVEMBER 19, 2021, AT 9:00 AM AND WILL CONCLUDE THAT DAY WHEN ALL PARCELS HAVE BEEN SOLD.

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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERSTHE LEGAL NOTICE BELOW CONTAINS A LIST OF REAL ESTATE PARCELS FOR 2020 TAX, PAYABLE IN 2021, THAT ARE UNPAID AS OF OCTOBER 8, 2021 AND SUBJECT TO TAX SALE. IT IS THE PROPERTY OWNER’S RESPONSIBILITY TO INSURE RECEIVING A TAX BILL AND DETERMINING IF THE TAXES ARE PAID IN FULL. IF YOUR PROPERTY, NAME OR PARCEL NUMBER IS LISTED, IT IS IMPORTANT FOR YOU TO TAKE ACTION SO THAT YOUR TAXES ARE NOT SOLD AND A TAX SALE LIEN PLACED ON YOUR PROPERTY. THE SALE OF THE TAXES WILL RESULT IN A LIEN AGAINST THE PROPERTY THAT WILL ADD A MINIMUM OF $104.00 IN FEES PLUS INTEREST TO THE AMOUNT NOW DUE. SALE OF THE TAX AND FAILURE BY THE OWNER TO REDEEM MAY RESULT IN LOSS OF THE PROPERTY. UNDER ILLINOIS STATE LAW, THE PURCHASER OF THE DELINQUENT REAL ESTATE TAXES MAY OBTAIN TITLE TO THESE PROPERTIES IF THEY ARE NOT PAID (REDEEMED) IN A TIMELY MANNER. THE TAX AMOUNTS LISTED BELOW ARE VALID THROUGH NOVEMBER 17, 2021. ONLY CASHIER’S CHECKS, MONEY ORDERS OR CASH ARE ACCEPTED FROM NOVEMBER 1, 2021 THROUGH NOVEMBER 17, 2021. ALL PERSONAL OR BUSINESS CHECKS WILL BE RETURNED. PAYMENTS MUST BE IN OUR OFFICE BY NOVEMBER 17,2021, REGARDLESS OF POSTMARK. CASHIER’S CHECKS OR MONEY ORDERS CAN BE MAILED TO THE DU PAGE COUNTY COLLECTOR, 421 N COUNTY FARM RD, WHEATON, IL 60187. PLEASE DO NOT MAIL CASH. FOR QUESTIONS ABOUT SUBMITTING PAYMENT OR TO VERIFY THE EXACT AMOUNT DUE, CALL THE DU PAGE COUNTY COLLECTOR 630-407-5900 DURING OUR OFFICE HOURS OF 8:00 AM THROUGH 4:30 PM. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION IS AVAILABLE ON OUR WEBSITE TREASURER.DUPAGECO.ORG DELINQUENT TAX LIST OF GENERAL TAXES NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I, GWEN HENRY, COUNTY COLLECTOR OF DU PAGE COUNTY, ILLINOIS, SHALL APPLY TO THE 18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT COURT IN WHEATON, DU PAGE COUNTY, ON NOVEMBER 16, 2021, FOR JUDGMENT AGAINST THE FOLLOWING DU PAGE COUNTY PROPERTIES LISTED BY PERMANENT PARCEL NUMBER, FOR UNPAID 2020 GENERAL TAXES, PRIOR YEAR’S TAXES, FORFEITURES AND SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS, WHICH ARE ADVERTISED SEPARATELY

BY THE VARIOUS MUNICIPAL COLLECTORS. ALL AMOUNTS INCLUDE APPLICABLE PENALTIES AND/OR COSTS. APPLICATION WILL ALSO BE MADE FOR AN ORDER TO SELL THESE PROPERTIES FOR THE SATISFACTION OF THE AMOUNT DUE. AND I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT ON NOVEMBER 18, 2021, ALL PROPERTIES AGAINST WHICH JUDGMENT AND AN ORDER OF SALE WAS OBTAINED, SHALL, UNLESS PREVIOUSLY PAID, BE OFFERED FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION AT THE DU PAGE COUNTY ADMINISTRATION CENTER IN WHEATON, IL, FOR ALL UNPAID TAXES, PENALTIES AND COSTS DUE. IF FOR ANY CAUSE, JUDGMENT SHALL NOT BE RENDERED AT THE SAID TIME, THEN THE SALE WILL BEGIN AT 9:00AM ON A DAY WITHIN FIVE BUSINESS DAYS AFTER SAID JUDGMENT SHALL BE RENDERED. NOTICE IS ALSO GIVEN THAT PURSUANT TO ILLINOIS COMPILED STATUTES 35ILCS 200/21-220, NO PERSON SHALL BE ELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE A CERTIFICATE OF PURCHASE OR BID AT THE TAX SALE WHO DID NOT REGISTER WITH THE COUNTY COLLECTOR BY OCTOBER 31, 2021, WHICH IS AT LEAST TEN BUSINESS DAYS BEFORE THE FIRST DAY OF THE SALE. THE FOLLOWING LIST OF DELINQUENT TAXES COVERS ALL PROPERTY WITH UNPAID TAXES AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON OCTOBER 8, 2021. PAYMENTS MADE AFTER PRINTERS’ COPIES HAVE BEEN SENT TO THE PUBLISHER WILL BE ENTERED IN THE JUDGMENT RECORD AS PAID BEFORE SALE. PURSUANT TO ILLINOIS COMPILED STATUTES THE COUNTY COLLECTOR SHALL COLLECT $10 PER PARCEL FROM THE TAXPAYER ON PAYMENTS MADE AFTER NOVEMBER 1, 2021, TO COVER CERTIFIED MAILING AND PUBLICATION COSTS.

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14 • Thursday, Oct. 21, 2021 - The Elmhurst Independent

Mazzochi welcomes country fans

Above: In her country straw hat, State Rep. Deanne Mazzochi, who is an Elmhurst resident, greeted people who came out for the second annual Nashville Songwriter Fundraiser to benefit the Elmhurst American Legion THB Post #187 on Saturday, Oct. 16. Mazzochi was the entertainment sponsor for the evening as well as the special guest emcee.

Right: At the end of the evening following the Nashville Songwriter concert, veterans John Scudder and Bill Shanklin were invited to join everyone on stage. Pictured are (from left): Chris Smith, John Noldan, Scudder, Frank Myers, Shanklin, Anthony Smith, Kate Taylor Butler (who performed the National Anthem), Jason Sever.

Smiling in the front is event sponsor Kasindra Dayton, who brought the event to Elmhurst last year for the first time.

Community Bank of Elmhurst was also an event sponsor.

Rep. Mazzochi hosting blood and COVID testing event

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Three musicians perform

These Nashville musicians performed original songs on Saturday night at the Elmhurst American Legion Post THB #187, which received the proceeds of the event. They are (from left): Frank Myers, Jason Sever and Anthony Smith. It’s too early to report on the final numbers, but early estimates indicate the Legion will likely receive between $10,000-$12,000, maybe more.

On Friday, Oct. 29 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., State Rep. Deanne Mazzochi (R-Elmhurst) is once again sponsoring a drive for community members looking to help save lives and stay ahead of COVID. It will be held at her office at the Westmont Centre, 1 S. Cass Avenue, in Westmont.

Rep. Mazzochi is once again bringing Vitalant to the district to gather much-needed blood donations. Free COVID and COVID Antibody testing will also be available for those that are interested, thanks to Rep. Mazzochi’s partnership with IndiviDx. “Both elements of this event were a big hit last month; we were able to secure a lot of donations and many people appreciated the COVID screenings,” Rep. Mazzochi explained.

“I’m bringing back both Vitalant and IndiviDx to the district because these services are important for our community.”

New sources of blood drives are important as many colleges, private businesses, and other sources of blood donations have stopped hosting drives since March 2020.

Walk-ins are welcome, but as a COVID-19 precaution and to save time, making an appointment for blood donation is strongly preferred. Interested blood donors can make an appointment to donate by visiting RepMazzochi.com or by contacting Rep. Mazzochi’s office at (630) 852-8633.

“While I want as many people as possible to help us in saving lives by donating blood, you do NOT need to donate blood in order to get this free COVID testing service,” Mazzochi said.

Elmhurst Public Library programs Oct. 22 – 29 Friday, Oct. 22 from 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.

Chair Yoga (In-person) Join a certified yoga instructor for a series of simple movements to strengthen and stretch your whole body while comfortably seated in a chair. No prior yoga experience required.

In-person event. Registration required. elmlib.org/events.

Friday, Oct. 22 from 2-3:30 p.m. Exploring Video Games Video games can be fun, but getting started may seem complex and overwhelming. We share the easiest and most accessible ways to begin your video game journey.

In-person event. Registration required. elmlib.org/events.

Friday, Oct. 22 from 7-8:30 p.m.

Fake News, Real News, and How to Tell the Difference (Hybrid) Whether you call it propaganda, urban legend, misinformation, disinformation, or alternative facts, fake news is nothing new.

Learn how to identify fake news, evaluate the potential biases of the real news you’re consuming, and even flex your fake news spotting skills so that you can encounter the news with more confidence.

Hybrid event. Registration required. elmlib.org/events.

Saturday, Oct. 23 from 10:30 – 11 a.m.

Saturday Stories (In-person) Enjoy stories, music, and movement, just right for families to share together.

In-person event. Registration required. elmlib.org/events.

Sunday, Oct. 24 from 1-2:30 p.m.

Classical Music 101 (Hybrid) Classical music has produced some of humankind’s most magnificent creations, but it can be hard to get into. Elmhurst music teacher Uli Widmaier opens up classical music for you and boosts your appreciation. This week - Ridiculous Plots and Even Bigger Emotions: Opera.

Hybrid event. Registration required. elmlib.org/events.

his most popular songs, and his continuing legacy.

Hybrid event. Registration required. elmlib.org/events.

Friday, Oct. 29 from 1-2:15 p.m. (In-person) Halloween Book Discussion: The Haunting of Hill House by Shirley Jackson In this classic novel, a National Book Award nominee, Dr. John Montague invites people involved in “abnormal events” to spend the summer with him at a notoriously haunted mansion known as Tuesday, Oct. 26 from 7-8:30 p.m. the Hill House, to assist in recording any evidence of psychic pheTrick or Treat: A Cultural History of Hallowe’en (Hybrid) nomena. Three people arrive, including the heir of the old house, Halloween, as we know it, is a surprisingly modern holiday. and begin to experience spooky occurrences that defy explanation Learn about the true origins of the spookiest night of the year, some and cause the guests to wonder if the house is targeting one of them.

Registration required. elmlib.org/events. of the wildest ways people have celebrated, and the legends that surround this holiday.

Friday, Oct. 29 from 7-8:15 p.m. (Virtual) Hybrid event. Registration required. elmlib.org/events.

Halloween Book Discussion: The Haunting of Hill House by Shirley Jackson Wednesday, Oct. 27 from 2-3:30 p.m.

In this classic novel, a National Book Award nominee, Dr. Excel Intermediate Go further in Excel with formulas, functions, and formatting John Montague invites people involved in “abnormal events” to spend the summer with him at a notoriously haunted mansion options. known as the Hill House, to assist in recording any evidence of In-person event. Registration required. elmlib.org/events. psychic phenomena. Three people arrive, including the heir of the old house, and begin to experience spooky occurrences that Thursday, Oct. 28 from 7-8 p.m. defy explanation and cause the guests to wonder if the house is Movie Melodies: The Music of Cole Porter (Hybrid) Many beloved classic Hollywood films were made all the more targeting one of them.

Registration required. elmlib.org/events. memorable by the musical talents of American songwriter and For more information about any of the above programs, call composer Cole Porter. Join film historian Dr. Annette Bochenek as she presents on the influence of Cole Porter in classic film, some of 630) 279-8696 or visit elmlib.org/events

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Elmhurst Art Museum rolls out ‘The Back 9’ The second phase of Par Excellence Redux: The Back 9 now open

By Dee Longfellow FOR THE ELMHURST INDEPENDENT

They call it an exhibition where recreation and art collide. It’s Par Excellence Redux: The Back 9, the second phase of the previous Par Excellence Redux: The Front 9, that recently closed to make room for the follow-up exhibit, which is now on view. It opened Wednesday, Oct. 13 and will continue through Jan. 2, 2022.

The art exhibition is a fully-playable 9-hole golf course designed by artists and architects from throughout the Midwest and beyond. It pays homage to the School of the Art Institute of Chicago’s popular 1988 exhibition, Par Excellence.

The Independent was invited to a media preview on Wednesday, Oct. 13, where not only the exhibition was on display, but also many of the artists were available to explain their particular contributions.

Meeting the artist of ‘Hole 9 Yards’ Among those on hand for conversation was Donna Piacenza, who designed Hole #9, a Par 3 hole titled, “Hole 9 Yards.”

“I wanted to use something common and everyday and to keep sustainability in mind,” Piacenza told the Independent. “I took used yardsticks—nine of them to create the obstacle—then the yardsticks will be used in three local Elmhurst community gardens after the exhibit is dismantled.”

Piacenza holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) in Product Design from the University of Illinois in Champaign-Urbana and has spent most of her career in furniture and lighting design.

The nine painted yardsticks create colorful pathways and obstacles for the golfer, who will have to calculate the path that leads to a hole-in-one.

The sign by the 9th hole shows how the yardsticks will be used in the fu-

ture.

Soiree 2021: Par-Tee coming Oct. 23 Meanwhile, there are special events coming to the Elmhurst Art Museum to celebrate the exhibition and provide visitors with the opportunity to try their hand at the course.

On Saturday, Oct. 23 from 6 p.m. to midnight, Soiree 2021: Par-Tee at the Museum will take place. This golf-themed fundraiser features a cocktail reception, multi-course dinner, auctions with fabulous prizes, and evening miniature golf. Limited tickets will be available. Funds raised during this event will support an expansion of education programs during the museum’s 25th anniversary in 2022.

Other coming events Other upcoming events include a Thanksgiving Food Drive from Nov. 1-7, when the Museum will hold its first-ever food drive to benefit the Elmhurst-Yorkfield Food Pantry, an organization dedicated to providing food, compassion, and hope to its neighbors and children in need. All individuals who bring two or more pantry items will receive a coupon for a discounted tee time valid for a ‘Tee-rific Thank You Night’ on Friday, Nov. 12.

In December, the Museum plans an “Ugly Sweater Night” on Friday, Dec. 10 from 5-9 p.m. Then on Saturday, Dec. 18 from 1-4 p.m., there will be a Family Holiday Party to celebrate the holidays with a “ho-hohole in one.” In addition to playing mini golf, families can visit the special holiday display in the Museum’s historic McCormick House, enjoy hot cocoa, cookies, and hands-on art activities, along with a visit from Santa at 2 p.m.

The Museum will be open Wednesday and Thursday from 12-5 p.m.; Friday through Sunday, 11 a.m.-5 p.m.; and every second Friday of the month from 11 a.m.-9 p.m.

Golf prices are $10 for adults (ages 16 and over), $8 for seniors, $5 for children ages 5-15, and free for kiddies younger than 5.

For more information, call 630834-0202 or visit elmhurstartmuseum.org.

This appears to be a scene with cars moving down the highway amid greenery and other landscaping features. But a closer look will show that there are tunnels beneath the “highway.” Those tunnels are where a participant will have to send a golf ball.

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Pictured here is Donna Piacenza, who designed Hole #9, a Par 3 hole entitled, “Hole 9 Yards.” She used yardsticks for the “9 yards” and, with sustainability in mind, the yardsticks will be used in three Elmhurst gardens after the exhibition has concluded.

This visitor tries a putt on the surface of Mars, created by Vincent Lotesto, which includes the mountainous home of the gods, a “Starman’s visage,” and even the Mars Rover. This hole is sponsored by Elmhurst University.

This Elmhurst Art Museum visitor learned that timing is indeed everything, when you are trying to shoot a golf ball through the hands of a moving clock. The player must navigate through the slowly rotating second hand of the clock and avoid the swinging pendulum to arrive at the hole.

This woman after making the mark on the Pinball Golf hole at the Elmhurst Art Museum. Created by Wes Becton, this hole called “Pinball Golf: An American Life” merges the format of pinball including flippers, pins, and targets with classic elements of mini golf for a new imaginative game.

16 • Thursday, Oct. 21, 2021 - The Elmhurst Independent

Health department urges residents to vaccinate for flu as COVID-19 cases remain high The DuPage County Health Department (DCHD) is urging residents to protect themselves, their families, and those around them by getting vaccinated against influenza (flu).

This is important for individual and com-

munity health as the County enters flu season while also experiencing a surge of COVID-19 caused by the Delta variant.

The flu is a highly contagious respiratory illness which attacks the nose, throat, and lungs.

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The First Division Museum at Cantigny Park is celebrating Family History Month— and every month—by inviting local veterans and their families to share their stories of military service.

The museum’s Community Connection Case, or CCC, is a place for individuals or families to become a part of the military history narrative. Managed by Museum Specialist Jessica Waszak, the exhibit changes monthly and features military-related memorabilia, photographs and the written remembrances of veterans and family members. The case is in the museum lobby.

Waszak says the goal is to enrich our community’s appreciation of armed forces service and history, and to strengthen the museum’s bond with visitors from the area. Professional curation by the First Division Museum staff ensures eye-catching and compelling displays. Donors may also be interviewed so their stories can be featured on the museum’s social media pages.

October’s CCC exhibitors are Ralph and

Linda Grieco from Winfield. Ralph’s family military history goes back to Italy in WWI when his grandfather served with the Royal Italian Army and was a POW. Ralph is a retired Colonel and spent 26 years with the Army Corps of Engineers beginning in 1970.

Kevin Grieco, Ralph and Linda’s son, served in the Navy and Army National Guard before being killed in the line of duty in 2008.

Content for the Community Connection Case is invited for 2022. Potential exhibitors should contact Waszak at jwaszak@fdmuseum.org or 630-260-8183. Submissions are also accepted via the First Division Museum website—a link is at the bottom of the home page.

The First Division Museum is open Tuesday through Sunday, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. (4 p.m. close in November and December). Entry is included with Cantigny’s parking fee.

Face coverings are currently required inside the museum, regardless of CIVUD-19 vaccination status. More information is online FDMuseum.org.

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While children under 12 are not yet eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine, those ages 6 months and older are strongly encouraged to get the flu vaccine.

To increase accessibility to all DuPage County residents, the DuPage Health Coalition (DHC) is offering free flu vaccine vouchers to low-income, uninsured residents of DuPage County.

Several local Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHC) are also offering flu vaccines to their uninsured patients. To learn more or request a voucher, visit accessdupage.org/flu.

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This bat and wolf seem to be enjoying Happy Hour at the Uptown Eatery located at 117 N. Addison in downtown Elmhurst. The entire restaurant is decorated for Halloween with spooky visitors and offers a Harvest Menu of specials for the fall season.

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Uptown Eatery gets into Halloween spirit

By Dee Longfellow

FOR THE ELMHURST INDEPENDENT

If you haven’t visited the Uptown Eatery in downtown Elmhurst, this might be the time to try it out because owners Cathy Boyke and Denise Mark have brought out the spirit— and “spirits”—of the season in their decorations of the establishment located on Addison Street in the former location of Pizza Palace.

“We pride ourselves on good quality food and our outstanding servers,” Boyke told the Independent in an exclusive interview. “Our servers are often requested by diners returning for their second or third visit.”

To complement the current spooky décor of the season, the restaurant has a special “Harvest Menu” at the present time, in addition to its regular menu. The seasonal offerings include a Sweet Chili Salmon served with broccolini; a Portobello Mushroom Sandwich (even men order it!); a harvest salad with roasted apple, blue cheese and walnuts—or add steak; tomato-basil soup; and specialty desserts—all made on premise – including Sticky Toffee Pudding, apple pie and chocolate bundt cake.

Daily specials include half-priced pizza on Sundays (think Bears

game), half-off burgers on Saturday, and a Friday Fish Fry. There is also a menu of special cocktails like The Bestie Cosmo, an Uptown Apple-tini, Nanna’s Old-Fashioned and others.

The restaurant is open to special diets, with many vegetarian, gluten-free and nut-free options. The facility is large enough to accommodate parties such as wedding rehearsal dinners, baby and bridal showers, birthday parties for kids and more.

They are also available for funeral luncheons. The space has held as many as 150 people with buffet stations.

Boyke has a background in restaurant management that began with the Lettuce Entertain You company, where she helped open several Shaw’s Crab House locations, including the one in Schaumburg.

She then worked for the Clubhouse Restaurant at Gibson’s, and in outside sales for Bucca di Beppo.

“Denise has a background in restaurant management as well, but she is focused on the financial side,” Boyke said. “That makes for a good partnership. She’s strong where I’m weak and vice versa.”

Uptown Eatery is located at 117 N. Addison Ave. in Elmhurst. They offer pick-up and delivery. The hours are Tuesday through Thursday, 11:30

These spooky “diners” are hanging out in the front window of the Uptown Eatery right now to celebrate the Halloween season. They’re pretty scary, especially the one at the far end of the table, who does not even have a head.

a.m. to 9 p.m.; Friday and Saturday, 11:30 a.m. to 10 p.m.; and, Sunday, 3-9 p.m. They are closed on Mondays.

For more information, call 630359-5924 or visit the web site at theuptowneats.com. They are also on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

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We pride ourselves on good quality food and our outstanding servers. Our servers are often requested by diners returning for their second or third visit.”

– Cathy Boyke

DEE LONGFELLOW PHOTOS Elmhurst Independent

Left: Partners and owners Cathy Boyke (left) and Denise Mark show off their “Happy Place” at the Uptown Eatery, which is currently decorated for Halloween. The restaurant, located at 117 N. Addison, is currently offering a special Harvest Menu with entrees and extras of the season. Watch for the spooky “diners” inside.

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HERE, IT’S PERSONAL JOHN CAHILL, MD - CARDIOLOGY Dr. John Cahill puts in long days. But that’s okay. He believes in spending as much time with his patients as possible, because that’s what it takes to make them comfortable—to alleviate their fears and concerns. Elmhurst is his hometown and for him, it’s a privilege to care for his people. That’s why he’s helped build a nationally recognized health system right here, in his own community. For all of us at Edward-Elmhurst Health, THIS IS PERSONAL.

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PERM PARC NO 03-24-103-001 03-24-103-030 03-24-111-012 03-24-115-009 03-24-115-012 03-24-115-015 03-24-121-006 03-24-122-001 03-24-200-036

S E C T I O N 24 ********************* ASSESSEES NAME CHANG, CRISS & ANATOLE SANCHEZ, JOSE L ANDERSON, PENELOPE A SHEA, BARBARA J BRIGHT RENTALS LLC MIDWEST BANK & TRUST CAZARES, ADRIAN RIVERA, BLANCA JB CASTLE BUILDERS LLC

TOT AMT DUE 3,018.53 3,282.06 7,477.81 7,055.90 2,686.98 2,841.75 2,951.46 3,931.29 1,021.00

03-24-202-004 03-24-209-018 03-24-209-019 03-24-300-040 03-24-301-083 03-24-301-116 03-24-309-002 03-24-313-018 03-24-313-019 03-24-313-035 03-24-313-041 03-24-313-042 03-24-313-049 03-24-313-062 03-24-313-069 03-24-313-079 03-24-401-001 03-24-402-015 03-24-404-048 03-24-405-040 03-24-406-079

BELLA LU MANAGEMENT LLC FAVUZZI, JOHN & ANTONIA FAVUZZI, JOHN & ANTONIA CHASE MANAGEMENT ASSOC MARTINEZ, J & A LAZCANO RIDDER, ROBERT H KOOPMAN, KEITH M FRAUSTO, JOSUE KLEMIC, GEORGE G DRAG, MAREK KRYSZTOFOWICZ, RAFAL MURTAZA, SYED LOYA, EDUARDO JAROS, RAFAL & JACEK ARCARO, D KRYSZTOFOWICZ, RAFAL FOLISI, MARK E & JO A KHAN, JEFF SUPER EGO HOLDING LLC KHAN, JEFF EAST, JOSEPH M

4,059.22 2,723.40 1,390.93 7,591.36 2,761.25 7,060.98 3,705.14 2,897.53 1,161.46 1,324.33 1,446.03 2,584.29 1,400.99 2,210.37 1,142.26 1,400.99 3,727.65 3,496.64 9,788.98 3,496.64 3,162.83

PERM PARC NO 03-25-109-052 03-25-109-054 03-25-111-040 03-25-112-027 03-25-117-014 03-25-117-025 03-25-118-025 03-25-119-014 03-25-120-009 03-25-120-024 03-25-120-025 03-25-120-034 03-25-120-044 03-25-120-061 03-25-120-062 03-25-120-063 03-25-120-069 03-25-305-006 03-25-305-019 03-25-305-020 03-25-310-006 03-25-311-010 03-25-316-006 03-25-316-009 03-25-316-010 03-25-317-013 03-25-321-004 03-25-323-017 03-25-326-027 03-25-326-030 03-25-401-005 03-25-407-012

S E C T I O N 25 ********************* ASSESSEES NAME TOT AMT DUE KOLESAR, AARON & BETHANNE 3,745.96 LOPEZ, NANCY C 1,739.61 DUMITRESCU, COSTAL & C 6,976.16 DOMINIC, JOSEPH & JESSY 2,982.32 CRUZ, DAVID & LIDEA 846.59 POSLOWSKA, URSZULA 1,392.58 SCHROEDER, WILLIAM K TR 794.54 BOMO INC 567.07 PETROV, KRASIMIR 883.15 PETTRONE, JOSEPH 1,804.33 GREEN LAND INVESTORS LLC 883.15 KRYSZTOFOWICZ, RAFAL 883.15 LOMBARDO, MICHAEL A 1,323.62 BOKHARI, ZAFAR & TAYYABA 509.58 BOKHARI, ZAFAR A 1,484.66 HELPICO INS INC 154.91 DIOKNO, JOSE & NICOLE 396.87 PINGEL, DOROTHY 1,376.16 ARCE, J & E BAHENA 2,445.26 KEGLER, DONNA 2,637.17 UBOH, CHRISTIANA 3,342.17 HERNANDEZ TORRES, ANDY M 4,124.92 PETRY, DANIEL J & SUSAN L 3,589.46 LUISI JR, VINCENT A 268.11 LUISI JR, VINCENT A 3,003.73 CHINNAPPAN, BENJAMIN 6,357.19 D & C PROPERTIES LLC 5,373.15 PAPADAKIS, MYRON E 5,733.39 SPOSATO, SERENA R 830.18 KOERBER, JOAN K 1,024.48 CUSIMANO, JOSEPH M & C 2,780.72 COSGROVE, MARY A 5,536.21

PERM PARC NO 03-26-201-031 03-26-302-035 03-26-401-001 03-26-405-002 03-26-406-008

S E C T I O N 26 ********************* ASSESSEES NAME ABBOTT BUILDING TRUST RREEF CPIF 635 W LAKE ST ANDERSSON, BENGT H & M JDS HOLDINGS LLC DUNYA INC

PERM PARC NO 03-27-100-005 03-27-100-006 03-27-100-009 03-27-107-008 03-27-119-010 03-27-205-003 03-27-208-001 03-27-305-016 03-27-305-017 03-27-306-010 03-27-312-004 03-27-314-005 03-27-316-014 03-27-316-018 03-27-324-020 03-27-324-021 03-27-324-027 03-27-324-028 03-27-324-029 03-27-324-030 03-27-324-031 03-27-324-032 03-27-324-033 03-27-324-034 03-27-402-005

S E C T I O N 27 ********************* ASSESSEES NAME TOT AMT DUE RUGGERO, ANTHONY 3,190.61 UMBRIEL LLC 14,299.08 UMBRIEL LLC 3,190.61 VANTREPOTTE, CHARLES & M 5,641.52 TRIPLE J ENVIRONMENTAL 3,246.80 ROSENGREN, DEBORAH L 3,246.07 KRYSZTOFOWICZ, RAFAL 3,022.18 ROSZKIEWICZ, RICHARD 2,443.46 BAXA, THOMAS & LOUISE 2,840.13 YARBROUGH, JERRY W 2,058.70 SANCHEZ, MARIA 1,631.14 FLORES, ARTURO 4,981.00 HORAK, JOHN & DENISE 47.38 RAZA, MOHAMMED & S FATIMA 5,259.60 MINO FAMILY LTD PRTNRSHP 1,596.51 MINO FAMILY LTD PRTNRSHP 1,596.51 CF USBNPL II LLC 183.04 CF USBNPL II LLC 183.04 END OF THE ROAD LLC 1,996.33 CF USBNPL II LLC 654.35 CF USBNPL II LLC 654.35 CF USBNPL II LLC 654.35 CF USBNPL II LLC 654.35 CF USBNPL II LLC 654.35 RREEF CPIF 635 W LAKE ST 174,020.50

TOT AMT DUE 17,234.36 17,971.53 1,336.12 29,978.32 23,033.38

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RREEF CPIF 635 W LAKE ST CRUZ, MARY HALLER III, WALTER J COSTOPOULOS, GEORGE & S

83,834.89 4,138.44 3,974.77 6,437.37

PERM PARC NO 03-28-106-042 03-28-108-011 03-28-108-012 03-28-109-013 03-28-110-040 03-28-110-055 03-28-111-039 03-28-208-008 03-28-208-015 03-28-208-016 03-28-208-029 03-28-211-005 03-28-211-006 03-28-221-009 03-28-222-011 03-28-222-013 03-28-224-072 03-28-226-004 03-28-306-030 03-28-308-017 03-28-312-002 03-28-313-003 03-28-315-008 03-28-320-019 03-28-403-014 03-28-406-001 03-28-406-005 03-28-408-015 03-28-410-004 03-28-412-035 03-28-415-008 03-28-415-022 03-28-419-013 03-28-420-011 03-28-422-001 03-28-422-014 03-28-423-020

S E C T I O N 28 ********************* ASSESSEES NAME TOT AMT DUE DIKUN, NATHAN & C DIAMOND 2,442.33 LYCZAK, GENE & MARION 2,438.39 SALAZAR, JAIME 2,572.79 GONZALEZ, D & N RIVERA 2,649.03 MILDE, BOGDAN & EWA 2,651.00 KRZYZANOWSKA TR, H 6,646.94 CAIRO, TERRANCE & KAREN 1,954.25 NUNEZ, NELSON 8,012.61 FERNANDEZ, JOSE & EMMY 3,804.36 321 N ADDISON ROAD LLC 4,310.12 REED INC, T K 6,299.29 MC DONALD, BETSY 3,394.11 MC DONALD, BETSY 1,301.14 CORES, JOSEPH R 5,239.52 NAIR, SUSAN 4,943.25 CIESLA, JACEK 2,630.95 CHOUDHRY, IFFAT & ZAFAR 2,997.99 HENAO, GUSTAVO A 2,555.89 PONCE, MAGDALENA 1,439.85 RODRIGUEZ, JOSE & NELLIE 6,681.46 CTLTC B7900610048 12,423.03 DUPAGE HABITAT FOR 3,243.21 MANCZKO, THADDEUS J 2,202.22 VALVERDE, E & A MONTES 1,191.46 BOYLAN, ELMER 2,242.31 GASCA, ROBERTO 4,737.74 DE LEON, NICOLAS & MARIA 2,162.53 BONILLA, MARIA 6,297.70 ALVARDO, GABRIEL & ANN M 2,654.53 ZAVALA, LUIS F 2,202.78 BAZDOR, SHERYL 2,244.66 AVILES, FRANCISCO 2,542.68 CHAMORRO MENDOZA, JOSE A 1,853.27 STONE, LILLIE M 4,585.19 301 S ADDISON RD LLC 6,269.60 RODRIGUEZ, SAUL 2,224.23 NEGRETE, JOAQUIN 2,177.07

PERM PARC NO 03-29-101-057 03-29-102-023 03-29-102-031 03-29-109-007 03-29-110-016 03-29-111-003 03-29-113-015 03-29-114-012 03-29-114-013 03-29-200-046 03-29-204-009 03-29-205-017 03-29-211-009 03-29-212-075 03-29-212-108 03-29-213-019 03-29-213-051 03-29-213-074 03-29-213-084 03-29-214-021 03-29-216-020 03-29-216-034 03-29-216-092 03-29-217-016 03-29-218-018 03-29-218-034 03-29-219-018 03-29-300-001 03-29-302-081 03-29-407-019 03-29-407-030 03-29-408-025 03-29-409-024 03-29-414-037 03-29-415-004 03-29-418-012 03-29-419-016 03-29-420-017 03-29-420-018 03-29-420-023 03-29-421-011 03-29-422-003 03-29-422-011 03-29-423-004

S E C T I O N 29 ********************* ASSESSEES NAME TOT AMT DUE KRUSE, ROBERT & JUDY 52.99 HEITZ, PHILLIP & NORMA 4,455.92 VELAZQUEZ, JOSE 4,738.07 WISLEK, DANIEL & LOUISE 7,025.09 FAIRBANKS LP 120.44 AGHA, PASHA R 7,811.09 CAPOCI, DOMINICK & LORETA 3,763.50 LOISI, LENA 3,383.10 CAMPBELL, MARY N 3,579.58 LABELLE, BARTON & SARAH 69.85 CARSELLO, CHARLOTTE 3,048.29 BOLDT, RYAN T 2,379.06 MC KENNA, GRACE L 1,344.76 PISZCZEK, MAREK & BARBARA 123.66 ORZECHOWSKI, HENRY K & E 123.66 OROZCO, ROSA N 1,616.17 MAIMONIS, CONSTANCE T 981.26 SADOWSKI, JANUSZ & DOROTA 127.67 MAIMONIS, CONSTANCE T 62.49 CANO, JURIBEL 1,637.86 SLIZAK, MARCIN &ELZBIETA 1,991.98 CRUZ, G & A ZALESINSKA 3,769.47 WEGMANN, JOAN 2,233.66 SANTIEMMO, NICK 2,801.90 CHEN, CHEN 2,806.03 CHEN, CHEN 191.09 REVELLO, FRANCIS 10,246.18 LONG PROPERTIES LLP 28,321.12 BODE INDUSTRIAL 10,994.58 GALVAN, GUILLERMO & R 7,033.12 GREBA, EDYTA & K ZAREBA 2,841.58 KHAN, HABEEB & KHALIDA 3,297.04 PIS, MARCIN & WALENTY 54.61 GRABINSKI, PAWEL 5,114.26 VARGAS, CRISTINO & ELVA 5,991.81 NAGEL, WILLIAM 2,807.40 CRUYWELLS, FABIAN 6,099.40 JORDAN, PETER 2,366.86 VAISHNAV SAMAJ OF MIDWEST 3,936.47 BALEY, DAVID & PAUL 5,954.07 NUNEZ, E & H HERNANDEZ 1,811.33 SAZIK LLC 1,031.56 KOBURJA, SELMAN 2,170.96 MIRACLEAN INC 1,918.85

03-29-423-023 03-29-423-066 03-29-423-067 03-29-423-077 03-29-423-091 03-29-423-095

BARANOWSKI, TADEUSZ & T CASTELLANOS, JORGE VILLARREAL PARRA, ELVIRA KRAWCZYK, MARIA RODRIGUEZ, SABINA & G CASAS, LAZARO

1,151.02 728.19 962.00 659.97 1,965.42 844.38

PERM PARC NO 03-30-101-008 03-30-104-003 03-30-106-003 03-30-203-009 03-30-209-030 03-30-210-013 03-30-300-007 03-30-300-028 03-30-401-009

S E C T I O N 30 ********************* ASSESSEES NAME KOWALKOWSKI, WIESLAW CZARNECKI, WM A VALERIO, SALVADOR CRUDELL, WAYNE PATEL, NAVNIT VOINEA, COSTINEL &DANILLA PRESTON RE HOLDINGS LLC PRESTON RE HOLDINGS LLC 360 LOMBARD LLC

TOT AMT DUE 5,843.73 2,908.74 5,869.92 3,441.26 3,661.32 3,799.26 36,087.82 378.44 16,906.85

PERM PARC NO 03-31-101-005 03-31-200-005 03-31-201-024 03-31-401-048 03-31-402-035 03-31-404-005

S E C T I O N 31 ********************* ASSESSEES NAME BALEY, DAVID & PAUL L&L HOLDINGS LLC SHEELER, ROBERT PECORA, TED LOMBARD INDUSTRIAL VENT SOSKIN, BARRY

TOT AMT DUE 5,170.73 45,655.82 9,985.43 73.51 1,651.92 16,228.34

PERM PARC NO 03-32-201-001 03-32-201-005 03-32-202-035 03-32-203-016 03-32-206-012 03-32-207-009 03-32-301-036 03-32-302-010 03-32-410-004 03-32-411-009 03-32-415-006 03-32-415-010 03-32-415-011 03-32-417-022 03-32-419-012

S E C T I O N 32 ********************* ASSESSEES NAME TOT AMT DUE FULLERTON PARTNERS 2,752.77 WESTWIND INDUSTRIAL I LLC 18,677.19 DI BENARDO, ANGELO 2,183.36 SOLTYS, TIMOTHY 3,826.47 JOB HOLDINGS LLC 20,182.27 WOOD, ROBERT D 7797-5 3,608.90 CHICAGO TITLE CS00-2141 1,527.33 NORMANDY GROUP LTD 195.67 PANKIEWICZ, DAVID M 326.10 ROEDL, HAROLD A 76.79 WILLIAMS, THOMAS L 2,694.18 FRICKE, MICHAEL & SHARON 3,721.17 FRICKE, MICHAEL & SHARON 666.25 BIANCO, MARIELLYN 3,239.76 CARLINO, JOSEPH M 1,820.13

PERM PARC NO 03-33-101-001 03-33-101-028 03-33-105-012 03-33-105-017 03-33-105-018 03-33-106-007 03-33-108-012 03-33-109-008 03-33-109-026 03-33-200-010 03-33-201-055 03-33-205-044 03-33-208-007 03-33-208-046 03-33-301-019 03-33-301-028 03-33-302-010 03-33-302-011 03-33-305-010 03-33-307-009 03-33-400-002 03-33-400-016 03-33-403-033 03-33-407-020 03-33-407-021 03-33-407-022 03-33-407-023 03-33-408-021 03-33-408-022 03-33-408-023 03-33-408-024 03-33-412-003 03-33-413-018 03-33-414-001 03-33-415-011 03-33-416-008 03-33-416-009 03-33-416-036 03-33-416-038 03-33-420-015 03-33-420-016

S E C T I O N 33 ********************* ASSESSEES NAME NEUNTEUFEL, DOLORES BASS, ALAN R ROESEKE, PAMELA J 583 KUD, JOSEPH S KUD, JOSEPH S SHETH, ASHOK & SANGITA PASZKIEWICZ, THOMAS NCT HOLDING LLC COMMERCIAL ROAD PARTNERS MANAVES, JOHN POPOVYCH, IGOR & SVITLANA BEOR FUND 1 LLC PINEDO, JOSE & NEDITH MURILLO, MISAEL & LUIS 230 LAURA DR LLC FAY AVENUE PARTNERS LLC LAURA DRIVE LLC LAURA DRIVE LLC CSI FITZGERALD, F A HERMOSILLO, MARIA SALERNO, DINO & ADRIANA KHAN, HABEEB ANDRUSZKIEWICZ, WALTER ANDRUSZKIEWICZ, WALTER ANDRUSZKIEWICZ, WALTER ANDRUSZKIEWICZ, WALTER PNC BANK NATIONAL ASSOC DI SIMONE, FILIPPO & S DI SIMONE, FILIPPO & S BAHENA TRUSTEE, SHARON D RAMIREZ CERDA, ADRIAN H OSLEBER V, CHARLES G REYNA, DAVID ENGLUND, DANIEL D DOROCIAK, D & J MEYER DOROCIAK, D & J MEYER SZAREK, ADAM & KRYSTYNA BROWN, KINA L TETON-LANDIS, GAIL TR TETON-LANDIS, GAIL TR

TOT AMT DUE 5,310.17 2,882.45 3,661.89 5,343.10 3,160.89 10,997.33 9,378.29 8,111.74 12.06 3,294.29 2,320.90 12,588.96 389.41 3,328.08 15,146.10 6,200.32 14,745.50 10,810.27 19,956.06 21,437.36 3,525.36 3,575.27 2,944.55 97.32 387.21 967.35 386.87 5,137.94 31.30 31.30 75.88 1,745.52 5,031.62 918.86 2,510.70 63.95 63.95 5,664.11 2,173.77 489.00 585.25

PERM PARC NO 03-34-100-010 03-34-100-012 03-34-110-009 03-34-115-009 03-34-118-002 03-34-200-010 03-34-202-029 03-34-202-030 03-34-204-004 03-34-205-029 03-34-211-034 03-34-211-054 03-34-213-010 03-34-214-016 03-34-214-024 03-34-217-007 03-34-301-026 03-34-302-032 03-34-302-067 03-34-302-068 03-34-402-012 03-34-413-005

S E C T I O N 34 ********************* ASSESSEES NAME TOT AMT DUE PATANO, ANGELO 1,299.42 MASCORRO, MANUEL 2,460.65 CARRENO, VICTOR 5,445.06 R A FAGANEL BLDRS INC 484.13 T E MC KENNA INC 6,140.98 SALTA GROUP INC 1,119.76 594 LAKE ST PROP LLC 685.41 594 LAKE ST PROP LLC 3,018.87 KAPUSCINSKI, BRIAN &DIANE 3,172.79 REYNERTSON, PHILIP &KAREN 4,015.90 PANICKER, MATTHEW & J 3,387.59 J C EQUITIES INC 6,866.29 VOVK, DONNA & MYCHAJLO 3,626.67 AYASH, RIAD & JOMANA 8,488.84 ALIMORONG, JEFFERY 3,145.03 CLEMENTE, NICOLA & B 6,679.39 DEMARCO, MARIO 2,918.61 CHOUDHRY, IFFAT & ZAFAR 2,147.99 CHOUDHRY, ZAFAR & IFFAT 6,810.61 CHOUDHRY, ZAFAR 6,790.17 STATE BK-LOMBARD 339 92.17 DEMAINE, K & M DWYER 8,116.33

PERM PARC NO 03-35-105-012 03-35-113-017 03-35-204-004 03-35-204-013 03-35-204-016 03-35-205-006 03-35-205-007 03-35-208-021 03-35-217-022 03-35-309-014 03-35-311-003 03-35-311-004 03-35-311-020 03-35-311-023 03-35-313-010 03-35-313-014 03-35-316-011 03-35-317-018 03-35-320-002 03-35-323-014 03-35-323-016 03-35-401-005 03-35-402-030 03-35-402-031 03-35-406-040 03-35-408-004 03-35-411-021 03-35-414-009 03-35-414-013 03-35-414-035 03-35-414-056 03-35-415-003

S E C T I O N 35 ********************* ASSESSEES NAME TOT AMT DUE TOOLEY, MARIA 17,388.97 JOHNSON, DONALD & DIANE 6,586.61 ADMINISTRATIV DIST COUNCL 23,284.13 ADMINISTRATIV DIST COUNC 5,671.22 REALTY INCOME IL PRTIES 3 3,250.70 GIFFORD, ROBERT D 9,069.52 FRANKS, GREGORY & CAROL 90.21 NAVAR, BENITO 3,327.03 ORTIZ, ROSANNA ET AL 1,491.61 MARRANO, FRANK J 3,878.38 CARMONA, SALVADOR & K A 2,999.31 CARMONA, SALVADOR 3,174.37 BOYKE SR, JOHN S 3,590.71 CIULLO, JAY 11,324.36 CONNOR, ROBERT & LEEANA 6,072.17 MARZEC, MARIUSZ 6,098.78 MEYER, SARAH 7,292.24 KHAN, HABEEB & KHALIDA 3,209.06 EGERT, WILLIAM D & MARY C 3,145.98 HASIL, STACEY J 5,471.77 FASHOMZ INVESTMENTS INC 7,072.49 MADIGAN, D & G KATRIS 17,051.31 VIMA REAL ESTATE INC 6,906.88 TARADASH, EVDOXIA 8,375.29 KUCHIPUDI, LOKESH 2,341.67 J J DOHERTY BUILDERS INC 6,477.69 PRUYN, CHRISTINE 10,485.32 BMO PROPERTY MGT INC 6,389.41 HUBBELL, JUNE 3,134.31 FASHOMZ INVESTMENTS INC 6,217.35 FRANCE, MARK & SAMANTHA 6,013.44 YOUNG, MARION 7,006.38

PERM PARC NO 03-36-100-025 03-36-103-005 03-36-105-001 03-36-112-005 03-36-112-006 03-36-118-010 03-36-125-007 03-36-126-022 03-36-127-007 03-36-130-020 03-36-200-011 03-36-305-015 03-36-305-031 03-36-309-026 03-36-311-012 03-36-313-007 03-36-314-011 03-36-315-023 03-36-315-025 03-36-319-017 03-36-319-018

S E C T I O N 36 ********************* ASSESSEES NAME MADANI, SYED K & WASIA H DAVIS, JOHN H & DONNA M D & C PROPERTIES LLC MEDINA, PATRICIA A MEDINA, PATRICIA A KHAN, HABEEB & KHALIDA PALMER, CHARLES & FLORINE MYERS JR, THOMAS O TORITTO, PASQUALE VILONA, JOSEPH & LORETTA PETRY, D 11969-3 JUDGE, A LARSON, EMIL S PELLICO, GREGORY ACGI ESTATES LLC GOELZ, MICHAEL & ELLEN MC SHEAIN INC MENG, YOLANDA LEESLEY II, RICHARD & J JONES, NATHAN & KARA MC CLOSKEY, MATTHEW & L

TOT AMT DUE 2,627.75 2,602.52 2,336.62 3,175.63 2,362.48 2,574.13 51.56 40.61 2,284.26 2,715.43 2,804.07 51.56 51.56 2,982.91 4,167.62 11,814.13 3,539.31 6,475.75 7,890.26 5,216.38 26.81

DELINQUENT TAX LIST OF GENERAL TAXES FOR YORK TOWNSHIP S E C T I O N 01 ********************* PERM PARC NO ASSESSEES NAME 06-01-100-030 GREGORY, T & C GONZALEZ 06-01-100-039 ELY, STANLEY

TOT AMT DUE 3,268.55 6,368.21

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PERM PARC NO 06-02-101-009 06-02-102-016 06-02-103-008 06-02-103-024 06-02-104-002 06-02-107-053 06-02-113-014 06-02-114-007 06-02-201-031 06-02-203-007 06-02-205-015 06-02-205-016 06-02-205-017 06-02-205-018 06-02-205-019 06-02-205-038 06-02-209-017 06-02-213-030 06-02-217-002 06-02-231-029 06-02-234-053 06-02-234-116 06-02-234-119 06-02-235-016 06-02-236-142 06-02-236-143 06-02-238-001 06-02-238-004 06-02-238-006 06-02-238-007 06-02-238-012 06-02-238-014 06-02-238-016 06-02-238-017 06-02-238-018 06-02-238-020 06-02-238-022 06-02-238-025 06-02-238-029 06-02-238-036 06-02-238-037 06-02-238-038 06-02-238-039 06-02-238-041

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105 COTTAGE HILL SERIES 105 COTTAGE HILL SERIES GRANT, T & D MAZZOCHI TE MCKENNA BUILDERS INC ALMERICO, DONNA M GOODWIN, RONALD & DIANE MULLEN, WM & S E ESSER PAPPAS, BESS TR BROWN, CHRISTINA L MOORE, KATHLEEN E RICKE, JAY R CAVALIER, ROBERT L VACHLIOTES, THEODORE DEBARTOLO, FRANK KOCSIS, BONNIE WILLEY, JILL GAUGHAN, PATRICK & LISA GUNDERSON, RICHARD SCHULZE, SEAN & ALIYA

159.34 159.34 14,917.93 2,359.19 7,479.18 11,305.22 3,681.67 3,587.45 9,875.09 11,247.46 60.53 1,025.57 546.26 501.98 4,424.17 32,466.92 31,353.39 8,467.44 3,373.57

PERM PARC NO 06-03-101-027 06-03-101-031 06-03-101-032 06-03-105-004 06-03-105-005 06-03-113-014 06-03-119-004 06-03-124-016 06-03-125-003 06-03-128-004 06-03-205-010 06-03-210-018 06-03-211-021 06-03-213-005 06-03-303-006 06-03-304-004 06-03-304-021 06-03-307-007 06-03-307-008 06-03-307-013 06-03-307-020 06-03-307-029 06-03-308-021 06-03-311-001 06-03-313-022 06-03-313-023 06-03-317-046 06-03-319-007 06-03-323-002 06-03-323-028 06-03-402-020 06-03-402-026 06-03-408-020 06-03-409-017 06-03-412-021 06-03-412-022 06-03-412-026 06-03-412-042

S E C T I O N 03 ********************* ASSESSEES NAME MATSAS, EFSTRATIOS RASHEEDA LLC RASHEEDA LLC PORCAYO, PEDRO PITTMAN, JOHN & LISA HOLLIDAY, BRIGIDA E RZESZOWSKA, PAULINA GOLDMAN, RONALD S & E P WAJID, ABDUL HINICH, VAJO & ANA PERRONE, MICHAEL & SARA REW ENTERPRISES DEFILIPPIS, PIETRO & C ZAMEIC, DEBRA SCATCHELL, BRENDA SULEMANI, K & P AKHTAR ROMITO, ANTHONY R MC NAMARA, KATHLEEN T DODDS, WILLIAM & PATRICIA LA SALLE NATL BK 15148 ARRIAGA, JAIME & MARIA HINZ JR, DANIEL L MATEIKA, DAVID MATEIKA, DAVID ALLEN, GEOFFREY ALLEN, GEOFFREY FEIGENBAUM, ROGER A ROBERTAZZO, KRISTIN AGRUSA, MARY R MINI MALLS LLC BIEL, FRANK K & KATHLEEN GRIMM, TERRENCE DILLES, NICHOLAS G MCKENNA, TIMOTHY E DILLES, NICHOLAS G DILLES, NICHOLAS G SMITH, CHRISTINA R DE NAVARRO, ALICIA

PERM PARC NO 06-04-102-001 06-04-102-006 06-04-104-034 06-04-105-025 06-04-105-037 06-04-106-017 06-04-106-019 06-04-106-022 06-04-106-024 06-04-107-008 06-04-110-024 06-04-112-005 06-04-113-015 06-04-116-002 06-04-120-013 06-04-120-019 06-04-123-005 06-04-203-022 06-04-204-019 06-04-207-010 06-04-208-008 06-04-212-014 06-04-213-010 06-04-214-002 06-04-215-016 06-04-219-010 06-04-220-019 06-04-221-017 06-04-222-002 06-04-223-005

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06-04-224-019 06-04-226-011 06-04-228-009 06-04-228-020 06-04-233-026 06-04-237-020 06-04-301-021 06-04-304-016 06-04-306-003 06-04-311-037 06-04-311-040 06-04-311-041 06-04-320-019 06-04-405-006 06-04-411-028 06-04-412-025 06-04-413-036 06-04-414-021 06-04-414-022 06-04-414-023 06-04-417-004

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PERM PARC NO 06-05-102-001 06-05-103-018 06-05-104-016 06-05-105-006 06-05-108-028 06-05-109-012 06-05-109-016 06-05-119-014 06-05-124-009 06-05-200-014 06-05-200-015 06-05-201-062 06-05-201-064 06-05-201-065 06-05-201-073 06-05-201-078 06-05-201-082 06-05-201-088 06-05-201-090 06-05-201-096 06-05-201-097 06-05-201-115 06-05-201-121 06-05-201-126 06-05-201-134 06-05-201-161 06-05-201-175 06-05-201-178 06-05-201-184 06-05-201-185 06-05-201-189 06-05-201-192 06-05-201-198 06-05-202-021 06-05-204-028 06-05-206-005 06-05-212-005 06-05-218-014 06-05-300-006 06-05-303-008 06-05-305-019 06-05-306-011 06-05-308-008 06-05-308-021 06-05-311-015 06-05-311-018 06-05-314-002 06-05-317-007 06-05-324-001 06-05-415-020 06-05-416-007 06-05-420-025 06-05-420-031 06-05-425-009

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PERM PARC NO 06-06-100-020 06-06-102-001 06-06-200-033 06-06-202-001 06-06-209-005 06-06-211-019 06-06-211-020 06-06-213-009 06-06-213-014 06-06-302-016 06-06-303-009 06-06-423-028

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PERM PARC NO 06-07-101-035 06-07-101-039 06-07-105-050 06-07-106-001 06-07-106-002 06-07-109-003 06-07-206-022 06-07-206-032 06-07-209-013 06-07-209-014 06-07-214-037 06-07-221-005 06-07-221-027 06-07-229-004 06-07-230-009 06-07-230-042 06-07-230-063 06-07-230-076 06-07-232-012 06-07-304-010 06-07-304-024 06-07-401-023 06-07-404-017 06-07-404-044 06-07-405-019 06-07-406-015 06-07-407-009 06-07-408-021 06-07-408-023 06-07-413-026

The Elmhurst Independent - Thursday, Oct. 21, 2021 • 25 S E C T I O N 07 ********************* ASSESSEES NAME TOT AMT DUE LYNE, JOSEPHP 3,978.53 LUNDHOLM, PAUL R 2,576.67 DILLON, DANIEL 1,622.62 MITCHELL, JOHN 3,820.94 MITCHELL, JOHN 721.03 BEHRENDT, JOHN E 3,437.14 10 W ST CHARLES LLC 1,611.70 10 WEST ST CHARLES LLC 3,479.56 BHARDWAJ, DAVE L 8,407.03 FIVE LEAF CLOVER REALTY 7,631.41 SATURNO, SHAUN 8,986.43 DOVHAYCHUK, SERHIY & T 2,229.20 JOHNSON, ERINA L 255.73 CIANCIOLO, ANTONIO & J 1,709.42 THAKKAR, BHARAT & INDIRA 5,786.22 THAKKAR, BHARAT & INDIRA 192.00 DICKERT, JOSEPH R 192.00 BLEFFER, BRUCE J 192.00 ATKINSON, GLORIA A 2,027.52 WOZNIAK, E & P BEDNARCZYK 2,285.09 ROURKE, PHILIP & SHARON J 4,666.71 LONG, CHRISTOPHER 6,626.40 CTLTC B7801023498 5,132.42 BROD, DANA 8,977.93 PALATINUS, ALEX & EVAN 3,020.07 GATZ, ANDREW & KERRI 2,668.71 RADOSTA, DANIEL G & SUSAN 11,637.82 WEST SUBURBAN BANK 8,136.89 SIDMAN, THOMAS R & KAREN 6,484.53 LUCAS, GREGORY A 4,109.93

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S E C T I O N 08 ********************* ASSESSEES NAME TOT AMT DUE TRIARC DEVELOPMENT LLC 4,835.53 STEPHENS, BRADLEY &SHERYL 8,421.11 O BRIEN, JAMES & WHITNEY 5,076.70 JEDLICKA, KENNETH &AMELIA 8,505.58 GOMEZ, JOSE T & GUADALUPE 5,224.73 121 MAPLE LLC 8,284.70 PYTEL, MARK 2,861.27 FOLEY, KAREN 1,400.48 KAFORSKI, JAMES 1,905.53 BATTH, JARNAIL & RUPINDER 932.68 FOSS, DOUGLAS A 132.54 CANTY, TRICIA 132.54 PRISKE, JESSICA 132.54 SHARMA, KRIS 64.87 FOLEY, KAREN 132.54 PYTEL, MARK 132.54 JANICKI, LUKASZ M 132.54 KAFORSKI, JAMES 132.54 LOMBARD TOWER CONDO ASSN 54.38 LOMBARD TOWER CONDO ASSN 54.38 HEREDIA, ANTONIO 26.62 HEREDIA, ANTONIO 26.62 TRIARC DEVELOPMENT LLC 987.57 TRIARC DEVELOPMENT LLC 1,267.83 TRIARC DEVELOPMENT LLC 1,059.92 TRIARC DEVELOPMENT LLC 4,468.78 FISCHER, SUSAN A 3,156.63 WARNS, MICHAEL & PAMELA 6,179.37 DANDIA, IRUM 4,047.54 CANHAM, CARL & SUSAN 6,105.61 WILHELM, MARGARET N 3,912.16 RAFAJ SR, DENNIS J 3,544.10 TJT PROPERTIES INC 38,342.85 CASTREJON, JOSE V 5,904.41 SUSS, E & A REILLY 4,089.97 DURDIC, STEFANO & TRACI BACK TAX 2020-2020 INCL 8,275.59 DANDIA, ALTAF & IRUM 9,354.27 PIERSCIONEK JR, HENRY 2,954.72 BUNTINAS, DARIUS & C 307.25 BUNTINAS, DARIUS & C 187.57 TRYTEK GREEN, KERRY 7,858.89 ELEVATED PARTNERS LLC 5,366.36 GRIESBAUM, JOHN & PAMELA 7,457.26 GRIESBAUM, JOHN & PAMELA 871.45 DEHNE, ADAM L & KATIE 5,636.63 RICH, JOHN & MARGARET 3,341.62

PERM PARC NO 06-09-100-001 06-09-103-031 06-09-103-040 06-09-103-059 06-09-104-080 06-09-104-133 06-09-104-137

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PERM PARC NO 06-08-105-013 06-08-112-037 06-08-113-021 06-08-119-011 06-08-120-031 06-08-122-026 06-08-131-049 06-08-131-074 06-08-131-101 06-08-131-102 06-08-131-132 06-08-131-155 06-08-131-159 06-08-131-160 06-08-131-166 06-08-131-183 06-08-131-185 06-08-131-198 06-08-131-212 06-08-131-213 06-08-131-220 06-08-131-223 06-08-133-001 06-08-133-002 06-08-133-003 06-08-133-004 06-08-134-005 06-08-203-007 06-08-203-025 06-08-204-006 06-08-205-015 06-08-209-016 06-08-215-022 06-08-216-050 06-08-303-003 06-08-317-011

06-09-107-018 06-09-108-020 06-09-109-017 06-09-111-032 06-09-202-028 06-09-203-002 06-09-205-004 06-09-207-003 06-09-208-040 06-09-211-018 06-09-212-002 06-09-217-011 06-09-218-002 06-09-218-004 06-09-220-005 06-09-302-015 06-09-303-008 06-09-303-025 06-09-305-005 06-09-308-026 06-09-309-047 06-09-312-017 06-09-316-032 06-09-316-033 06-09-316-046 06-09-316-068 06-09-316-069 06-09-403-018 06-09-403-020 06-09-407-024 06-09-407-037 06-09-408-024 06-09-409-033 06-09-410-043 06-09-414-016

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ELBA, LAMBORN & LOIS A MARKHAM THREE LLC HILL, RAYMOND & PATRICIA TOOLEY, MICHAEL & MARIA FELTEN, MICHAEL W HALLER III, WALTER J & M ALEXANDER, GARRETT & E KENNY, KEVIN DAHLGREN, JEFFERY KOLB, ROBERT K MANCHESTER, DAVID & H RYAN, JAMES & MARIE HOCUK, K & D VANGEL YOU, DAVID & ALEXA COX, DAVID A & JUSTYNA DOYLE, KATHERINE HILLEBRAND, BRAD & KELLY HILLEBRAND, BRAD & KELLY AMMT DEVELOPERS LLC

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GREBASCH, KENNETH A SUMME, RAY W SUMME, RAY W SUMME, RAY W SUMME, RAY W SUMME, RAY W NERO, JAMES L RACZKOWSKI, KEITH & AIMEE CHAUDHRY, FARRUKH ANSARI, ALTAF NANNA, ROBERT & DIANE HOFFMAN TR, FRANK BOEZIO, RICHARD GAWRON, MARY & LYNN SABRE INVESTMENTS LLC BEOR FUND 1 LLC COLE TAYLOR BANK MILLER, KENNETH A WAGNER, JACQUELINE A WAGNER, MACQUELINE A

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The Elmhurst Independent - Thursday, Oct. 21, 2021 • 27 06-21-102-001 06-21-102-017 06-21-102-025 06-21-102-028 06-21-108-026 06-21-108-027 06-21-113-010 06-21-116-002 06-21-116-003 06-21-116-020 06-21-116-021 06-21-118-021 06-21-201-004 06-21-201-023 06-21-203-021 06-21-204-024 06-21-205-023 06-21-207-038 06-21-207-072 06-21-207-078 06-21-208-001 06-21-208-015 06-21-208-057 06-21-208-060 06-21-209-049 06-21-210-006 06-21-210-071 06-21-210-076 06-21-210-105 06-21-210-106 06-21-211-044 06-21-211-053 06-21-212-010 06-21-212-079 06-21-212-104 06-21-213-020 06-21-213-049 06-21-213-085 06-21-214-072 06-21-214-076 06-21-215-034 06-21-215-049 06-21-216-097 06-21-216-117 06-21-301-003 06-21-303-016 06-21-303-027 06-21-307-013 06-21-310-004 06-21-310-009 06-21-310-028 06-21-310-045 06-21-310-059 06-21-310-073 06-21-405-017

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Report: Nursing homes in crisis with staff shortages

By Peter Hancock CAPITOL NEWS ILLINOIS

A new report released last week says staffing shortages at nursing homes in Illinois have reached crisis proportions and that people of color are most at risk of suffering the consequences.

That’s because those individuals are more likely to live in understaffed facilities or in “ward” rooms with three or four beds per room, the report notes, a fact that became tragically evident

during the COVID-19 pandemic when Black and brown Medicaid patients in nursing homes were 40 percent more likely to die of the disease than white patients.

The report by the Illinois Department of Healthcare and Family Services calls for a dramatic overhaul in the way the state Medicaid program reimburses nursing homes to reward those that improve their staffing levels and quality of care.

D205 PTA Council partners with McDonalds for scholarships On Thursday, Oct. 21 from 4 to 8 p.m., students and parents of District 205 schools are invited to eat at area McDonald’s and contribute toward York Dukes scholarships at the same time.

The McDonald’s restaurants at 190 E. Butterfield in Elmhurst and at 350 E. St. Charles Rd in Villa Park are hosting a special event to contrib-

ute 20% of its profits back to York High School.

All you have to do is pull up to the first drive-thru window and say, “I’m with YORK!” At the second window, there will be a tip jar for cash contributions and will have cookies available. The recommended minimum “tip” is $1 per cookie.

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“This is not a report that can sit on a shelf and collect dust,” Kelly Cunningham, DHFS’s deputy director for long-term care, told a legislative panel.

“The need to take action is now. The issues we’re dealing with are urgent.

Continuation of the status quo is not acceptable. And we must hold longterm care providers across Illinois to a higher standard.”

The agency is proposing a $345 million increase in nursing home reimbursement rates, with increases tied to a facility’s staffing and other quality and safety improvements. That money would come from a combination of streamlining billing procedures and an increase in a tax the state levies on each nursing facility occupied bed in the state, a pool of money that also draws additional federal Medicaid reimbursements.

That would translate to an average payment rate increase of about 13 percent, although the amount for any given facility would vary. Funding increases would be based on a formula that also takes a facility’s profit

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margin into account so that profitable nursing homes that do not adequately staff their facilities would not see their reimbursements increase on par with those that do.

The report notes that Illinois spends billions of dollars each year on nursing facility care for roughly 45,000 Medicaid patients, but the state consistently ranks last in the nation for staffing, as measured by the national Staff Time and Resource Intensity Verification, or STRIVE Project.

In fact, Illinois accounts for 47 of the 100 most understaffed facilities in the nation when comparing actual staffing levels against their STRIVE target levels.

Andy Allison, DHFS’s deputy director for strategic planning and analytics, said those shortages had tragic consequences during the COVID-19 pandemic.

“Imagine ourselves in the year or two prior to COVID, and if we had known it was coming, whether we would have considered resident safety, room crowding, and staffing to 2,359.76 2,812.57 11,915.68

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have been urgent issues,” he said. “We lost—this is hard for me—thousands in our nursing homes. I don’t think there’s anyone in the country who would not at that point have said, this is urgent. And I think the point is nothing has changed, except that now we know just how bad it can be.”

Allison also said increased funding alone will not solve the staffing shortage in nursing homes. He said the industry itself also needs to make fundamental changes to address its workforce challenges.

“We are in a an urgent race to strengthen that labor market – not to capture them, but to entice them to stay in the serving profession that they’ve chosen,” he said. “And one of the ways to do that is to make it more of a profession, to give it a pay scale, to allow for promotion, to provide a payoff to staying with it, which is actually one of the principal policy objectives that HFS, the department, has had for years, which is consistency of the relationship between a staff and the residents that they serve.”

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I, GWEN HENRY, COUNTY COLLECTOR OF DU PAGE COUNTY, ILLINOIS, DO HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THE FOREGOING IS A LIST OF DELINQUENT PROPERTIES WITH UNPAID TAXES FOR 2020 AND OTHER YEARS AS SHOWN. THESE TAXES WERE UNPAID AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON OCTOBER 8, 2021.

THIS LIST INCLUDES PERMANENT PARCEL NUMBER, ASSESSEE’S NAME AND THE AMOUNT DUE FOR TAXES AS OF NOVEMBER 1, 2021.

DATED ILLINOIS.

OCTOBER 8, 2021 IN WHEATON, DUPAGE COUNTY GWEN HENRY COUNTY TREASURER AND EX-OFFICIO COUNTY COLLECTOR

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Dukes of Distinction George A. Williams, MD - Class of 1970: One of the York High School Dukes of Distinction George A. Williams, MD, is Chief of the Department of Ophthalmology and Director of the Beaumont Eye Institute at Beaumont Health in Royal Oak, Mich. He is Professor and Chair of Ophthalmology at Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine and is a Professor at the European School for Advanced Studies in Ophthalmology in Lugano,

Switzerland. An Alpha Omega Alpha graduate of Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, Dr. Williams completed his residency in ophthalmology and his fellowship in vitreoretinal surgery at the Medical College of Wisconsin.

Dr. Williams has published more than 250 articles and book chapters in the field of vitreoretinal diseases

and surgery. He has participated as principal investigator or co-investigator in more than 30 clinical trials sponsored by the National Eye Institute and the industry. He is a recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award of the American Academy

of Ophthalmology (AAO) and has delivered 25 named lectureships throughout the world.

Dr. Williams served as AAO President in 2019 and currently is Senior Secretary for Advocacy. He was Secretary for Federal Affairs from 2014-

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John Aravosis Class of 1981 A York High School ‘Duke of Distinction’ John Aravosis is a lawyer and journalist who, early in his career, recognized the potential for using the Internet to build communities of like-minded individuals whose collective voice could influence government and business.

John created one of the first online grassroots networks in 1995 for the Children’s Defense Fund; and started his own Internet consulting business in 1997, with non- profit, government and private sector clients in the US and abroad, including Latin America, Europe, Asia and Africa. He went on to become the Economist magazine’s first correspondent covering the Internet and society; and then launched an online media company, AMERICAblog, called “recommended-reading” by the New York Times, Rolling Stone, and PC Magazine.

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John received a Bachelor’s degree in Rhetoric at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, and then a joint Juris Doctor and Master’s in Foreign Service from Georgetown University. He went on to work in the U.S. Senate and the World Bank, then moved to New York City to run digital strategy for the United Nations Development Programme. John speaks Spanish, French, Italian and Greek. He now resides in Washington D.C. writing, podcasting, consulting, tweeting and Tiktoking: @ aravosis.

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IC Catholic Prep and York football teams both win

Conference title still a possibility for Dukes; Knights now 8-0 heading for another high playoff seed

By Mike Miazga CORRESPONDENT

The York and IC Catholic Prep football teams continued their winning ways in Week 8.

York was a 14-10 winner over town neighbor Willowbrook to move to 7-1 overall, while IC Catholic Prep took care of business against Kankakee Bishop McNamara to move to 8-0 and 5-0 in Metro Suburban Conference Blue Division play.

York remains in the West Suburban Conference Silver Division title picture, but will need a little help from the folks in Glen Ellyn Saturday to nab a share of the crown.

York football The Dukes’ win against Willowbrook increased the likelihood of them hosting a first-round playoff game in Week 10.

Also, York still is squarely in the conversation when it comes to the West Suburban Conference Silver Division title race. With the Willowbrook game not counting in the WSC Silver standings (it’s considered one of York’s two WSC crossover games), York sits at 4-1 in the conference.

Hinsdale Central remains unbeaten

at 5-0 after pounding Proviso West 58-0 last Friday and Glenbard West hammered Lyons Township 35-3 to move to 4-1 as well.

Here is where York could walk away next week with a share of the conference title. Glenbard West hosts Hinsdale Central Saturday at 1 p.m. in Glen Ellyn. If York defeats Oak Park-River forest Friday at home and Glenbard West downs Hinsdale at home Saturday, there would be a three-way tie for the conference title with all teams finishing at 5-1.

York’s win also forces Willowbrook into a must-win situation Friday at Morton.

If Willowbrook wins it would have six wins and earn an automatic playoff berth. If Morton defeats Willowbrook, the Warriors would have to wait and see if they have enough playoff points to get in. Heading into Week 8, Willowbrook had only 24 points (York’s win against the Warriors bumps that to 25), well shy of the usual mid- to upper 30s threshold to CHRIS FOX PHOTOS Elmhurst Independent gain playoff entrance. Playoff points The York football team improved to 7-1 following Friday’s 14-10 victory over Willowbrook in Villa Park. are simply the combined number of The Dukes trailed the Warriors 10-7 at halftime. Junior Brian Filosa (No. 16) gave the Dukes the lead wins of your opponents. when he returned a punt 64 yards for a touchdown with three minutes left in the third quarter. Senior Max

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Hansmann added the extra-point kick to give the Dukes their 14-10 lead. York will complete its regular season with this Friday’s home game against Oak Park/River Forest.

The York High School crowd was on its feet as they watched Brian Filosa return a punt 64 yards for a touchdown with three minutes left in the third quarter. Prior to that, the Dukes trailed WIllowbrook 10-7 at the half. Senior Max Hansmann added the extra-point kick to give the Dukes their 14-10 lead and ultimate win.

York Football Week 9 Preview

Oak Park-River Forest (4-4, 2-3) at York (7-1, 4-1) When: Friday, 7 p.m.

Where: York High School, Elmhurst Last week: Oak Park-River Forest 30, Downers Grove North 28; York 14, Willowbrook 10 Last year: York 18, Oak Park 17 (spring 2021) Outlook: Simple math here. If York beats Oak Park at home Friday and Glenbard West beats Hinsdale Central Saturday in Glen Ellyn, York would share the conference title with West and Central—all three teams would have 5-1 records. Additionally, an 8-1 record would give York a very good playoff seed. So, lots to play for. Also, Oak Park-River Forest must win this game in order to become playoff eligible, so the Huskies have a lot to play for as well and will be in high-stakes desperation mode. Oak Park should be good on the playoff points front if it does make it. In looking at some quick common opponents: Oak Park beat Downers North 30-28, while York beat North 28-10. York beat Glenbard West 1210, while Oak Park lost 60-20 to West.

York lost to conference leader Hinsdale Central 27-23. Oak Park lost to Central 38-20. Advantage here: York. York beat Oak Park by a point in the 2021 spring COVID-19 season.

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York sending maximum six players to girls state tennis finals after sectional title win

IC Catholic Prep graduate Leslie headed to Le Moyne York and IC

football teams Recent IC Catholic Prep graduate Bella Leslie wanted to head east victorious for By college.

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6-0, 6-0 in the championship match.

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Karr Idefeated be, I’m from not quite sureYoung yet.” 6-4, 6-1 player Whitney Lesliesquaring played volleyball and girlsin before off with Isyanov soccer at IC Catholic Prep all four the final. years. a center-midfielder YorkShe alsowas is sending both its douon theteams Knights team. bles to soccer the state meet. Elle Leslie’s volleyball Duhig and Keira Polach journey finished started in thethe fifth grade, the first third, while sophomore tandem year she could play sport White at IC of Bella Bjerkan andthe Lindsey Grade School. She’s been playtook fourth. ingDuhig club volleyball and Polach since were seventh 6-1, 6-2 grade, recently theagainst Chiwinnersmost in their first with match cago EliteJones. group They that practices out Chicago then scored of Scores Willow and a 6-2, 6-3 inwin againstSprings St. Ignatius Montini High School Lombard. before losing to the in sectional run“I’m really excited to be Forest able ners-up from Oak Park-River to play volleyball in college,” she said. “It gives me something to do.

IC Catholic Prep girls volleyball •team Stopka (Continued fromto page 18) continues roll Knights once again hit 20-win barrier; Earn No. 2 playoff seed

They lost to West Chicago on I think an own goal in the last five minutes. That was against the state champs in the sectional finals. That’s a hell of a season if you ask me.”

Stopka will teach Spanish at York.

He taught Spanish and one math class atBySt.Mike Pat’s.

“My philosophy is I am Miazga more of a players’ coach,” he said.

CORRESPONDENT “I have been a mark big Liverpool The 20-win is always soccer a good supporter since when Jurmeasuringever stick for 2015 any high school gen Klopp came he’s known sports team withover theand opportunity to as a players’ coach. He’s kind of my achieve that statistical benchmark. coaching idol. I want related toPrep the Once again, the ICto Catholic players and formteam bonds girls volleyball hitwith that them. mileIstone am more smilafter alight-hearted recent 25-14, and 25-17 win ing. like to have fun and joke with overI Aurora Central Catholic.

The the The is understanding winkids. moved thegoal Knights to 20-7 overwhere player can be play. successful all andeach 8-1 in conference andClaire the provide the had best 12 waykills, possible Wagner five to convey the knowledge they need digs and five blocks. Ava Falduto atadded the position they 11 play.

I am notthree big eight kills, digs and

aces. rah-rah Lucy Russ had I’m 26 assists huge person. a little and bit six digs, while Allie Geiger had three more of an individual players’ coach. blocks.

Emily Carling Ikills willand pullseven kids to the side at practice hadgames three kills block. and and and teachone them.”

Earlier,noted the Knights downed BishStopka York has been doing op McNamara 25-14. conditioning drills25-6, and said the Wagplan nerofhad 13 kills, three digs two as earlier last week was and to start blocks. Falduto had seven kills,205 11 summer camp pending District digs and “Ithree Russbeen hadable 27 approval. have aces. probably assists, sixtodigs, two kills andplayone to meet 60 70 percent of the block.

Geiger had five ers so far,” he said.

“If itkills doesand get four apblocks.that Morgan hadofthree proved wouldCantwell be the start our aces, while Lawton five contact days Alysa with four days had a week digs. for three weeks straight. And even The Knights defeated Timothough the IHSAalso waived the blackthy dates Christian 25-16.

Falduout before25-14, the school year, we to had take 12 kills, seven digs and I’m four won’t advantage of that. aces. Wagner had 11 kills, fourtodigs pretty sure families have plans do and one ace. school Russ had 25I’m assists, things before starts. the nine guy digs,and twoI’m killsnot andgoing four blocks. new to say you can’t go with your family. Go VOLLEYBALL, Page 34 do it andSee enjoy it. This is a crazy and

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I’m really excited to be able to play volleyball in college. It gives me something to do. I feel like I would be so bored without it because it has been such a big part of my life.”

– Bella Leslie

been cancelled due to the pandemic. “I will probably leave Aug. 10-11 because it’s a far drive,” she said. “We had Zoom call with CHRIS FOX PHOTO Elmhurst Independent the Brian team Filosa recently and said and histhey teammates hold a little celebration in the end zone after he returned a punt 64 they should have an answer yards for a touchdown withabout just three minutes left in the quarter. It was just what the Dukes needed after our season in the next10-7 7-10atdays. trailing Willowbrook halftime.

They talked about three scenarios and IC what could happen like if we Catholic Prep Football (Continued from page 32) start the season someone gets Week 9and Preview scored a decisive 35-7 victory over sick and we have to stop(8-0) and go. IC Catholic Prep football IC Catholic Prep The IC Catholic Prep football Riverside-Brookfield in Week 8. St. That’s one of the reasons why they at St. Francis (6-2) are looking moving7:15 the season When:atFriday, p.m. to team is 8-0 now after defeating Bish- Francis did lose 36-15 to Bishop Mcthe spring.

Right the plan Where: St. now Francis Highis to op McNamara at Lewis Stadium in Namara in Week 7, the same team IC Catholic Prep just defeated 28-7 last have a season, butWheaton we won’t know Elmhurst.

School, In the process, the Knights moved Friday. until the next 7-10 IC days.”

Last week: Catholic St. Francis defeated IC Catholic But if all systems are a go, Les- to a perfect 5-0 in Metro Suburban Prep 28, Prep 20-19 in Week 8 of the 2019 lie can’t wait toMcNamara take her skills Bishop 7; as Conference Blue Division play.

CHRIS FOX PHOTO Elmhurst Independent IC Catholic Prep finishes the regu- season—the last time the two teams a libero toSt. theFrancis next level 35, with the Dolphins.

“I feel like being a7libe- lar season in Wheaton at St. Francis, played. They did not meet during the Riverside-Brookfield a 9-0 record and a very high COVID-19 spring 2021 season. ro youLast haveyear: to beDid really notquick play and eyeing Anthony a recent St. Francis is U12 22-2baseball since 2019, seed. Bucolo fires a pitch during that isOutlook: typicallyThis whatis Ia am good at. playoff matchup game. while IC Catholic Prep is 21-3.

St. Francis is 6-2 overall and I have really good reaction time,” of the top two teams in she the said.

“I like diving on the floor entire Metro Suburban and Conference. saving balls. really good AsIt’s areaaobservers feeling make save. The will when recall, you the last twoatimes position fits my personality, these teams played, St. Francistoo.

Youscored have atoone-point be the loudest Player of the week sponsored by win at one on the court.

I have a loud personality.

Wheaton College in 2019 —a Youyear have to be pretty where both teamsloud madeif you wantruns to be a libero.

I think match into the third round ofI the thatplayoffs. description.”

IC Catholic Prep, with a 9-0 mark in its back pocket, Member would almost guarantee a very FDIC high playoff seed in Week 10.

The Knights’ defense has not ble and transparent and communicate of Elmhurst let in more than 17 points in with everybody.” a game this season and three As far as the future, Stopka wants times has held an opponent to York competing at a high level on seven points or less. Also of a consistent basis. “The short-term note, this is the fourth game in goal is to restock and build up the a row where IC Catholic Prep team,” he said. “A large portion of has played a team that had a last year’s team was seniors, espeproudly presents winning record heading into proudly presents cially the starting 11. We have to Week 8 (a win here would make make sure the now juniors are up to it 4-0 against those teams).

YORK HIGH SCHOOL PLAYER OF THE WEEK the speed of the varsity level and are YORK HIGH SCHOOL PLAYER OF THE WEEK The previous five games were ready to contribute. We want to keep YORK GIRLS TENNIS TEAM against teams with a combined that pipeline going with the younger GIGI BARR 10-25 mark heading into Week groups of players. We want to make Congratulations to the York girls tennis team on winning the Class 8. Key St. Francis’ wins have YORK title.

GIRLS sure we are not only competitive, but AA Leyden sectional In theVOLLEYBALL process, York qualified all six of come against Peoria (5-2 that we are competing for regionitsBarr players week’s state finals tournaments.

Freshman Lizzie heading into Week 8), Prospect wasforthethisrecipient of the 2019-2020 York Val Cothern als, sectionals and supersectionals.

Isyanov won the singles sectional title, while sophomore Amelia Karr (6-1 heading into Week 8), It starts for me with this junior class junior femaleElle athlete theKeira yearPolach award.

Barr the took second.

Duhigof and took thirdwent in theover doubles Aurora Christian (5-2) and that is coming in. We want them tournament while Bella Bjerkan and Lindsey White took fourth.

This Riverside-Brookfield (5-2). This 1,000-career kill threshold last fall for the Dukes girls volleyready to go and setting the standard was York’s first sectional title since 2014. should be a good one to end the for these other classes that come in ball team and still has a season to add to that total. regular season. so they can also contribute right off

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4-6, 7-5, 6-3 in the semifinals. Duhig and Polach were declared the thirdIplace feel like I would so bored withfinisher by be default.

They did out because it hasand been such in a big notitface Bjerkan White the part of my life.” third-place match.

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WhenChristian I was little, Timothy girlsI did volall the little kids camps, and her leyball team moved to 15-12 overall daughter in my brother’s gradea and 2-3 was in conference play after at24-26, IC.” 25-17, 25-18 win over Bishop Leslie said she will miss plenMcNamara. ty about IC Catholic “I will Abby VanderWal hadPrep.

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It will be weird for the sists. first year or so.”

Leslie said pandemic lifegolf hasn’t Timothy Christian boys been exciting, though Theoverly Timothy Christian boys her golf club team hasearlier started team volleyball concluded its season this practicing again. “We have been month by shooting a 334, its lowest practicing two oforthe three a 18-hole score year,times to take week,” she said. to third place at the“We Classare1Agoing Montini be startingheld tournaments again.Links Beregional at The Village fore that IEllyn. haven’t been doing anyof Glen That finish qualified thing because senior soccer season Timothy for the sectional round. andJosh the club volleyball were McMillian, Benseason McMillian, cancelled.

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Timothy Christian girls tennis team wins sectional title Trojans sending maximum six players to state meet

By Mike Miazga CORRESPONDENT

The Timothy Christian girls tennis team will be well-represented at this week’s Class 1A state finals tournaments held at various locations throughout the Northwest suburbs.

The Trojans won their own Class 1A Timothy Christian sectional championship with 34 points and advanced all six of its players to the state finals.

North Shore Country Day was a distant second with 26 points.

It was Timothy’s third sectional title. The 2015 and 2020 teams also won team titles, according to IHSA records.

In the singles tournament, Timothy Christian sophomore Crystina Lee won the sectional title, while junior Angie Tornabene took second.

Lee was a 6-0, 6-0 winner over Ridgewood in her first match and then defeated IC Catholic Prep 6-0, 6-0 in the second match before beating North Shore Country Day in the semifinals by a 6-0, 6-1 score. Lee defeated Tornabene 6-0, 6-0 in the final.

Tornabene was a 6-1, 6-2 winner over IC Catholic Prep in the opener, defeated North Shore Country Day 6-1, 6-1 in the quarterfinals and Ridgewood 6-4, 6-0 in the semifinals before facing teammate Lee for the champi The Timothy doubles team of sophomore Clarissa Chen and freshman Jane Carter won the sectional doubles title, while teammates Maddie Drye and Miliana Martens took fourth.

Chen and Carter were 6-0, 6-0 win-

ners over Evanston Beacon Academy in the opener, 6-0, 6-0 winners over Woodlands Academy in the quarterfinals and 6-0, 7-6 (7-4) winners over North Shore Country day in the semifinals. Chen and Carter beat another North Shore Country Day team 6-0, 6-1 in the final.

Drye and Martens were 6-2, 3-6, 6-0 winners over Montini in the opening round, 7-5, 6-2 winners over Ridgewood in the quarterfinals, before losing 6-3, 1-6, 6-4 to the eventual sectional runners-up from North Shore Country Day. Drye and Martens lost to the other North Shore Country Day team in the third-place match.

Earlier, Timothy placed second at the Metro Suburban Conference tournament.

Carter won the No. 1 singles con-

ference title, while Chen and Lee won the No. 1 doubles title. Tornabene took second at No. 2 singles, while Drye and Martens took second at No. 2 doubles.

In other recent action, Timothy Christian played in five tournaments, all against Class AA schools. The Trojans won the Willowbrook invitational and took second at Ottawa Township and Elk Grove.

Timothy also played in the 28team Lockport invitational that featured dual meets against four schools with much larger enrollments, coach Keith Mills noted. Timothy lost 3-2 to Lockport with Carter winning at first singles by a 6-0, 6-1 count and Lee and Chen scoring a 6-4, 6-1 win at No. 1 doubles. Timothy finished seventh out of 28 teams at Lockport.

At one point late in the regular

season, Lee had a 27-3 record at first singles and first doubles. Mills noted she has beaten several former state qualifiers in both singles and doubles. She was 48-4 in her first 52 high school matches.

Chen, like Lee a sophomore, was 24-6 at one point, primarily playing No. 1 doubles. She went 21-0 her freshman year.

Carter was 26-4 at one point at first doubles and first singles.

Tornabene had a recent streak where she went 9-4 during a twoweek timeframe.

In addition to Drye and Martens at No. 2 doubles, the Trojans also have been bolstered this season by the likes of Kate Carpenter, Victory Adams, Joanna Clohessy, Hannah Preitauer and Kaye Galang at No. 3 singles and No. 4 doubles.

Timothy Christian boys soccer team on a tear Trojans win regional title; Took 14-game undefeated streak into sectional play

By Mike Miazga

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Since losing 1-0 to town neighbor IC Catholic Prep on Sept. 2, the Timothy Christian boys soccer team has been on a roll.

The Trojans are 12-0-2 in their last 14 games after winning the Class 1A IC Catholic Prep regional championship.

Timothy defeated Chicago Clemente in the regional semifinals by a 7-0 count and then recorded a 2-1 double-overtime victory over that same IC Catholic Prep team for the regional title. Timothy faced Lisle in the Class 1A Lisle sectional semifinals earlier this week. The other

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semifinal in Lisle had Chicago Marine Leadership Academy against Chicago Cristo Rey Jesuit. The semifinal winners square off for the sectional title Saturday at 3 p.m. at Lisle. The winner moves on to the Palos Hills Stagg supersectional this coming Tuesday.

During those 14 games, Timothy has outscored opponents 57-9. The only blips on that dominance radars were a 1-1 tie with Chicago Latin School and a 0-0 stalemate against Class 3A Lincolnshire Stevenson. In the process the Trojans also won the Metro Suburban Conference Blue Division title with a 6-0 record.

In that Latin game, Cam Baker had a goal, while Chris Cruz had the assist. In a 3-0 win over Riverside-Brookfield, Cruz had two goals, while Ethan Lemkuil had a goal.

Cam Baker assisted on all goals in that contest (3 assists).

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Lawton had five digs and one assist. Geiger had one kill and two blocks, while Jenny Fromelt had one kill and two blocks.

IC Catholic Prep also won three matches at the recent Chicago Latin tournament, defeated Chicago Christian 22-25, 25-20, 26-24 and recorded a win against Rosary 25-21, 25-14.

“The overall team chemistry and team play is improving,” Knights coach Nancy Kerrigan said. “They are getting more comfortable with the players around them and their individual tendencies, and we are starting to see a true team-style of play which is what we are after.

“I am starting to see some overall team growth and connectedness sooner than I expected because they are so young. When you start a freshman, five sophomores and a senior, you expect some growing pains. Early in the season, little hiccups would throw us a bit. We are quicker to overcome those moments now.”

Kerrigan said Geiger’s play of late

has taken the next steps forward.

“Allie is one of our sophomore middles and has really been playing with a lot of energy and aggressiveness both offensively and defensively,” she said.

The Knights continue to benefit from Wagner and Falduto’s strong play at the net. “Claire and Ava continue to provide us with a balanced and powerful attack up front,” Kerrigan said.

“Really, everyone is stepping up in their own way right now, so it is hard to single out just a few.”

IC Catholic Prep recently was given the No. 2 seed in sub-sectional B of the Class 2A Timothy Christian sectional. Montini is the No. 1 seed and one of the regional hosts along with Chicago DePaul College Prep.

“We continue to mature as the season goes on,” Kerrigan said. “We are on a positive path, which is exactly where we want to be. The goal is to be approaching our peak as we enter into the state playoffs, and right now I feel we are on track.”

In a 5-0 win over Aurora Christian, Cruz had two goals, while Hendrik DeVries also had two goals. Noah Laslo had a goal. Jake Alex had two assists, while Eddie Favela added an assist. In a 3-0 win over Elmwood Park, Cruz had two more goals, while Timothy was the benefactor of an own goal.

In the regional semifinal triumph over Clemente that deteriorated into a blowout, Timothy took 23 shots with Cruz pelting the Clemente keeper with 10 by himself.

Cruz finished with three goals and an assist, while DeVries had a pair and added an assist. Baker and Caleb Bode each added a goal. Six different Trojan players had one assist each. In addition to Cruz and DeVries, Josh McMillian, Favela, Alex and Lemkuil each had one assist.

Freshman Peter Buikema and junior Kyle Steiner split time in goal, each logging a half of play. They faced no shots on goal en route to the shared clean sheet.

In the regional title win over IC Catholic Prep, Timothy had 15 shots in goal. Lemkuil and Cruz each had a goal, while McMillian and DeVries each had an assist. Cruz hit on the game-winner in the second overtime.

Buikema earned the win in goal. He made three saves.

Timothy was 15-2-3 overall heading into the sectional.

Around the timeframe of the Latin School game, Trojans coach Joel Zielke noted the team was defending well during a recent four-game stretch. “We conceded a very early goal against Latin, but kept the ball out of our net for 300-plus minutes,” he explained. “We have been locked in and playing with an edge. We have also possessed very well and are creating good scoring opportunities.”

Through the Clemente game, Cruz was leading the team in scoring with 23 goals and 14 assists. Baker had seven goals and 13 assists, while DeVries and Lemkuil each had nine goals.

“Chris Cruz continues to demand a large defensive presence and is scoring consistently for us,” Zielke said.

Zielke also has been impressed with the defensive play of Alex, as well as ninth-grade goalie Buikema. Buikema, through the Clemente game, had a 0.43 goals-against average and seven clean sheets to his credit. The Buikema-Steiner pairing has combined for a 0.71 goalsagainst average. Zielke noted Buikema had a recent run of three shutout performances in a row.

“Jake Alex has really stepped up defensively and has had some key assists,” Zielke said.

Zielke said one area of high impression has been the way his players conduct business on the field.

“We are playing as a team,” he said.

“There is a hunger to continue to get better. Things we have been working on are starting to click in games.

There is a strong commitment with this group to continue to grow and improve.”

Chicago historian to debunk myths, mysteries of Great Chicago Fire at EHM Of all the catastrophic events that have taken place in Chicago’s history, none is more infamous than the Great Chicago Fire of 1871. This October, the City of Chicago takes a look back at the fire after 150 years to consider its impact on the growing city and its long-lasting legacy.

If there’s one thing for sure, it is that 150 years later, no one really knows for certain what happened on that warm October night, when a blaze of epic proportions erupted in Catherine O’Leary’s barn on Chicago’s near southside. Within two days, onethird of the city was decimated by the raging flames leaving more than 17,400 buildings destroyed, 300 people dead, and 100,000 residents homeless.

As Chicago marks the 150th anniversary, many questions still surround the inferno. Was Mrs. O’Leary’s cow, Daisy, the real culprit? Did the nefarious beer deliveryman known as Daniel “Peg Leg” Sullivan play a role? To shed some light on these long-standing myths and rumors, the Elmhurst History Museum welcomes Chicago historian and tour guide, Mr. Al Walovich, with his presentation

“Daisy Didn’t Do It: The Truth Behind the Great Chicago Fire.”

The program will take place on Sunday, Nov. 14, at 2 p.m. at Elmhurst City Hall’s Council Chambers, located on the second floor at 209 N. York Street.

The program is free to members of the Elmhurst Heritage Foundation and $5 for non-members.

Advance registration is required and can be made at www.elmhursthistory.org in the programs section.

Free on-site parking is available.

Walovich will delve into the history, facts and lies that surround the Great Chicago Fire, and share some of the sites linked to the fire and some of the relics left behind.

He is a native Chicagoan who has presented tours and programs on Chicago history and architecture for more than 25 years. His popular tours have included Chicago cemetery tours, the Great Chicago Fire, and the World’s Columbian Exposition and he is a seasoned guide on Chicago River tours.

For more information or to register, visit www. elmhursthistory.org or call 630-833-1457.

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