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Bond set for each of two accused of burglarizing Oak Brook home geview Police Departments at this time. It is alleged that while at the Oak Brook home, officers found the home’s rear sliding glass door damaged and the interior of the residence ransacked. It further alleged that the defendants stole personal items, including a handgun, from the residence. The following day, the Lyons Police Department received a call from an individual who was behind the alleged chase when she saw something spark on the ground behind the fleeing vehicle. When she inspected her car the following morning, she found a handgun lodged in her vehicle that allegedly matched the gun stolen from the Oak Brook residence the prior evening.

“Residential burglary can have a devastating effect not only on the victim of the crime, but also on the entire community,” Berlin said. “A family’s home is their sanctuary, providing safety and security to all within. Any violation of the protection a home provides will not be tolerated and will be met with the full force and effect of the law.”

The next court appearance for both men is scheduled for Wednesday, Dec. 1, for arraignment in front of Judge Kinsella.

An investigation into the matter continues. Anyone with information is asked to call the Hinsdale Police Department at (630) 789-7070.

Members of the public are reminded that these complaints contain only charges and are not proof of the defendants’ guilt.

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On Saturday, Nov. 13, “Pedal Power” hosted its annual charity collection of gently-used, working bicycles at the former Stemples Cycle Center location at 494 Spring Road. The Elmhurst effort brought in 185 bikes which will go to many deserving kids who have never had a bike. In addition to Elmhurst, Pedal Power held collections at eight other sites throughout the Chicago area.

Renowned guitarist/harp-guitarist to perform Nov. 27 Join guitarist/harp-guitarist Muriel Anderson as she shares new tunes and stunning visual backdrops from her recent sailing adventure.

She returns to her hometown Downers Grove as she has for 30 years, for an evening of world-class acoustic music, stories, and celebration including a surprise guest and a chance to win a new guitar from Tobias Music.

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Tickets online are $25 for a full experience ticket, which includes a half pound of homemade fudge (while supplies last) plus a chance to win a new guitar. There is also a $17 discount ticket (without fudge, and includes a chance to win a guitar). For those who purchase a ticket for the online live-stream at murielanderson.com/DG, they will receive the link a week prior to the concert.

Tickets to the live concert are $25

for adults and $17 for seniors (65+) and students (through high school). Tickets include a memento from the sailing trip and a chance to win a new guitar courtesy of Tobias Music.

Seating is limited. Tickets are available online at murielanderson.com/dg and beginning and are also available at Anderson’s Bookshop and Tobias Music in Downers Grove.

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On Wednesday, Nov. 17, DuPage County State’s Attorney Robert B. Berlin and Oak Brook Chief of Police James Kruger announced that bond had been set for two Chicago men accused of burglarizing an Oak Brook residence. Peter Miller, 33, and Michael Miller, 25, both appeared at a bond hearing this morning where Judge John Kinsella set bond at $300,000 with 10% to apply for Peter Miller and $250,000 with 10% to apply for Michael Miller.

Both men have been charged with one count of Residential Burglary (Class 1 Felony).

On Monday, Nov. 15, at approximately 6:38 p.m., through the course of ongoing investigations into more than two dozen forced-entry residential burglaries to single family homes, the NORTAF Burglary Task Force (North Regional Major Crime Task Force) identified a suspicious vehicle parked outside an Oak Brook home located on Windsor Drive for approximately six minutes. Upon their arrival at the Oak Brook home, the vehicle allegedly fled the area leading authorities on a high-speed chase on eastbound I-290. The vehicle was allegedly able to flee from officers but an Illinois State Police helicopter tracked the vehicle to a location on 74th Street in Burbank. It is alleged that Peter Miller and Michael Miller along with two unidentified individuals exited the vehicle at this location and that Peter Miller and Michael Miller were taken into custody by the Burbank and Brid-

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Pediatric COVID-19 vaccine now available The coronavirus has been threatening the health of children and families, sending hundreds of children to the hospital and keeping millions out of school during this pandemic. Now parents can breathe a collective sigh of relief.

The Food and Drug Administra-

tion (FDA) has granted emergency use authorization (EUA) and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine for young children ages 5-11, bringing 25 million families one step closer to a sense of normalcy.

The Pfizer vaccine is currently the only COVID-19 vaccine authorized for use in this younger age group.

The vaccine has been FDA-approved for ages 16 and older and continues to be available through EUA for ages 12-15. The other COVID-19 vaccines, Moderna and Janssen (J&J),

EMH Foundation’s annual Love Lights program begins Wednesday, Dec. 1 The Elmhurst Memorial Hospital (EMH) Foundation will mark the beginning of the holiday season on Wednesday, Dec. 1, with its annual Love Lights program, featuring the lighting of the Central Garden at Elmhurst Hospital, 155 E. Brush Hill Rd. With a $25 donation, community members can dedicate a Love Light to

recognize a caregiver, colleague, volunteer, physician or special person.

With a $35 contribution, donors will also receive a commemorative Love Lights ornament.

Due to COVID-19, there will be no in-person tree lighting ceremony or holiday reception in the lobby of the hospital.

are also available through EUA for ages 18 and up.

The latest decision comes at a pivotal moment, as pediatric cases of COVID-19 have increased in the country amidst the highly contagious delta variant. More than 6 million children have tested positive for COVID-19 since the onset of the pandemic. September was the worst month for new COVID-19 cases and deaths among children in the U.S., with more than 1 million new COVID-19 cases recorded.

Getting children vaccinated will help them stay safe during the school year and winter ahead and protect vulnerable family members at risk for severe complications of the disease.

The EMH Foundation will feature the names of those recognized with Love Lights in a special ad in the Thursday, Dec. 30 issue of the Elmhurst Independent.

For more information or to donate to the Love Lights program, visit www.eehealth.org/love-lights or call Is the vaccine safe for kids?

Yes. To date, 185 million people (331) 221-0388. ages 12 and up in the U.S. have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19, under the most intensive safety monitoring in the country’s history. As with all other routine vaccinations for children, the COVID-19 vaccine has undergone thorough and rigorous scientific and regulatory processes to ensure it is safe and effective for children. Although COVID-19 vaccines are new, the mRNA technology used in Pfizer’s vaccine has been in devel-

opment for almost two decades.

To study the vaccine in younger children, a clinical trial was conducted in which 3,100 children ages 5-11 safely received the Pfizer vaccine, and no serious side effects were reported. The vaccine was found to be safe, well-tolerated and 90.7% effective in preventing COVID-19 in children in this age group.

How does the vaccine work for kids?

The Pfizer vaccine is an mRNA vaccine. It contains a portion of mRNA that sends the body’s cells instructions to make a harmless piece of spike protein, the button on the surface of the SARS-CoV2 virus, initiating an immune response that teaches the body how to fight the virus if exposed.

The material never enters the nucleus of the cell, which is where DNA is kept, so the vaccine does not change or interact with DNA in any way. Once it has initiated an immune response, the vaccine itself breaks down rapidly and is cleared from the body. The vaccine does not contain the live virus that causes COVID-19 and cannot cause infection with COVID-19.

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Bond set for four Chicago residents charged with Oak Brook burglary and retail theft

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DuPage County State’s Attorney Robert Berlin and Oak Brook Chief of Police James Kruger announced that bond has been set for four of six individuals, all of whom are from Chicago, accused of stealing nearly $15,000 worth of merchandise from an Ulta Beauty store in the 2100 block of W. 22nd, Oak Brook.

Peaches P. Johnson, 29; Kamal J. Hoskins, 25; Roy Crane, 21; and Darnell Profit, 19, appeared in bond court where Judge Robert Miller set bond at $175,000 with 10% to apply for Johnson and $100,000 with 10 percent to apply for Hoskins, Crane and Profit.

The two remaining individuals, both juveniles, appeared at a detention hearing.

All six defendants have been charged

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with one count of burglary (Class 2 felony) and one count of retail theft (Class 3 felony).

On Nov. 12 at approximately 5:44 p.m., the Oak Brook Police Department received information from the Chicago Police Department that a vehicle suspected of being involved in illegal activity in Norridge earlier that day was in front of the Ulta beauty store. Officers immediately responded but by the time officers arrived, the vehicle had fled the scene.

It is alleged that five male subjects, all wearing hoodies and ski masks, ran into the store. It is alleged that at least three of the individuals pulled out garbage bags and that all five subjects worked in unison, clearing out the shelves of

cologne into the garbage bags. It is further alleged that the subjects then fled the scene.

Through the course of their investigation into the burglary, the vehicle was located driving southbound on I-294 at which time the Hinsdale Police Department shut down the highway and took the suspects into custody. In all, it is alleged that the individuals stole 153 bottles of cologne worth nearly $15,000.

“In DuPage County, we do not tolerate the type of violent forcible felony that these men are accused of,” Berlin said. “The allegations that these six individuals traveled to DuPage County to commit this crime at the onset of the holiday season will not be taken lightly and will be prosecuted to the fullest

extent of the law. I commend the Chicago, Oak Brook and Hinsdale Police Departments for their truly outstanding collaborative efforts that resulted in the quick apprehension of the defendants in this case.”

“These criminal incidents that have been proliferating across the region must stop,” Kruger said. “The Oak Brook Police Department is committed to keeping our community safe and with the great partnership we have with our state’s attorney, offenders will understand there is a consequence for their actions.”

The cases against all four men are assigned to Judge Daniel Guerin. Their next court appearance is scheduled Dec. 13 for arraignment.

Joyful Traditions in Villa Park making a comeback in 2021

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Villa Park’s annual Joyful Traditions celebration will take place Saturday, Dec. 4, from 4 to 8 p.m. The event, which is co-sponsored by the Village of Villa Park and the Villa Park Chamber of Commerce, will be held near the Rugaard Gazebo along the Illinois Prairie Path, just west of Ardmore Avenue.

The regular Joyful Traditions gathering did not take place last year because of the COVID-19 pandemic. This year’s in-person event will offer the usual attractions, including a visit from Santa and Mrs. Claus.

Children and their families will be able to meet Santa and Mrs. Claus and pose for photos under the gazebo.

This year’s Joyful Traditions attractions also include trolley rides, a petting zoo, a S’more station, food sales and caroling from members of the Willowbrook High School Concert Choir.

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Students receive scholarships

Willowbrook High School’s Music Booster Club recently awarded 12 separate $200 scholarships to student-musicians for private lessons. The scholarship recipients performed for club members, family and friends at a Nov. 2 recital. The 12 students who each received a $200 scholarship from the Willowbrook Music Booster Club (pictured left to right) included: sophomore Lillian Caron, freshman Gillian Falco, sophomore Thomas Reddy, freshman Margaret Brennan, freshman Ryan Guilfoyle, junior Caitlin O’Connor, senior Thomas Guilfoyle, senior Katie Corsini, sophomore Raymond Gajardo, sophomore Sean O’Brochta, senior Damian Rocha and junior Amelia Tortorici.

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Dean’s List • More than 900 Elmhurst University students were named to the Spring 2021 Dean’s List. The following students from Villa Park made the list: Lester Golinski, Huda Khan, Stephanie Quaiver, Laura Santucci, Rachael Mason, Selina Zeiss, Helen Curtin, Khalilah Brooks, Sarah Aviles, Keely Keenan, Samantha Diaz, Andrew Ciesla, Brianna Kusmierz, Joscelyn McCoy, Jennifer Solis, Jessica Soto, Mikayla Tomaszewski. From Oakbrook Terrace: Aasiyah Wasif.

• Augustana College announced more than 1,100 students were named to the Dean’s List for the 2020-21 spring semester. Among them were the following Villa Park residents: Amy Bussa majoring in Communication Sciences and Disorders; Erika Dahlstrand majoring in Teaching French; Austin Floistad majoring in Political Science; Richard Keehner, whose major is undecided; Sydney

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Villa Park library events Keehner majoring in English Education; and Kelli McNeice, majoring in Bus Adm-Marketing.

• The following students from Villa Park received Dean’s List honors at Wheaton College: Courtney Baer and Elizabeth Romero.

• Miami University students who are ranked in the top three percent of undergraduate students within each division for second semester 2020-21 have been named to the President’s list recognizing academic excellence.

Among them is Villa Park resident Kate Gargano, who is earning an A.B. in International Studies, a Bachelor of Arts degree in International Studies and Strategic Communication.

Graduations • Jacob Roy of Villa Park graduated with a BS in Management and Leadership Human Resource Management from Bradley University in May.

Editor’s note: Unless otherwise indicated, information on each of the following events and programs can be found by visiting the library’s website at vppl.info or by calling 630-8341164.

Thursday, Dec. 22 Library hosting holiday matinee The Villa Park Public Library will hold a holiday matinee for children of all ages at 1 p.m. Registration is not required. Face masks are required to enter the library by all individuals over age 2 who can medically tolerate it, regardless of vaccination status.

Ongoing programs Library holding Teen Writing Contest The Villa Park Public Library is holding a Teen Writing Contest: Short Stories! in honor of NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month). All students in grades 6 through 12 are invited to participate by submitting an original short story, The theme is: LIGHT. Participants are encour-

aged to interpret this in any way they wish. This is a wonderful opportunity for young writers to be creative and express their ideas! Winners will be announced in December. For official contest details and rules, visit the library’s website at vppl.info or call 630-834-1164.

Storytime at Oakbrook Terrace Park District Dec. 13 The Villa Park Public Library will hold Rhythm & Rhyme Community Storytimes outdoors at the Oakbrook Terrace Park District, located at 1S325 Ardmore Ave. in Oakbrook Terrace. This drop-in program is for young children of all ages, accompanied by an adult. Upcoming sessions will be held Monday, Dec. 13 from 11:30 a.m.-noon. Storytimes will take place indoors in the event of inclement weather. The Oakbrook Terrace Park District requires masks while indoors regardless of vaccination status.

Registration is not required.

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Police Reports Area police departments recently reported the following arrests and citations. Readers are reminded that an arrest does not constitute a conviction, and that suspects are considered innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. Persons charged with domestic battery are not named in order to protect the privacy of victims.

Juveniles age 17 or younger are not named.

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Nov. 15 A 27-year-old Addison man was charged with domestic battery near Army Trail and Gladstone at 11:04 p.m.

Nov. 7 outh at 1:38 p.m.

A 25-year-old Addison man was charged with domestic battery at 7 Nov. 12 p.m.

Theft was reported at a fitness center in the 200 block of W. Roosevelt Nov. 5 at 5:44 p.m. A complainant reported Jonathan Tavira-Macedo, 23, of than unknown suspect removed the Addison, was charged with public in- lock from their locker and stole mondecency/lewd exposure at 5:59 a.m. ey from their wallet.

Nov. 4 Joseph A. Stella, 27, of Pingree Grove, was charged with obstructing an officer, attempted obstructing identification and criminal trespass to vehicles in the 1700 block of W. Lake at 5:43 p.m.

A 31-year-old Addison man was charged with domestic battery and resisting/obstructing a police officer in the 900 block of E. Lake at 11:55 p.m.

Nov. 14 A 35-year-pld Lombard woman was charged with two counts of domestic battery in the 500 block of S. Nov. 3 Adeline at 2:14 a.m.

Dawn L. Aderholt, 61, of Lombard, was charged with two counts of Nov. 12 Alexis Alonso-Uriostegui, 26, of DUI, and fleeing and attempting to Wheeling, was charged with DUI elude an officer in the 200 block of near Hale and Parkview at 10:15 p.m. S. Grace at 5:56 p.m.

Juan Daniel Rodriguez, 21, of AdA 22-year-old Addison woman dison, was charged with three counts was charged with domestic battery near S. Kings Point and Rumple at of DUI at 6:25 p.m.

Anthony R. Statford, 30, of Joliet, 2:12 p.m. was charged with retail theft and was issued a warrant in the 1100 block of Nov. 11 Laura L. King, 44, of Glen Ellyn, New Lenox at 4:22 a.m. was charged with two counts of DUI Villa Park and failure to reduce speed at 2:10 Nov. 13 p.m.

A 36-year-old Villa Park man was Ronald Riemer, 72, of Downers Grove, was charged with two counts charged with two counts of domestic battery in the 300 block of E. Plymof DUI at 7:27 p.m.

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Nov. 11 A 20-year-old Villa Park man was charged with two counts of domestic battery in the 200 block of 2nd at 4:13 p.m.

Nov. 10 A complainant at a store in the 600 block of W. North reported at 2:26 p.m. that a subject was causing a disturbance. Officers spoke to the subject, who was issued a trespass notice.

Nov. 9 Kimberly Martin, 32, of Villa Park, was charged with DUI, unlawful possession of cannabis by the driver, following too closely and failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident near N. Villa and E. North at 12:13 a.m.

Thomas P. Weir, 64, of Villa Park, was charged with battery/making physical contact of an insulting or provoking nature in the 100 block of W. Roosevelt at 8:35 a.m.

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Upwardly mobile Chinese parents (and most Chinese parents see themselves as moving up, because of rapid economic growth)

assiduously push their children to study hard and achieve in school. I use this illustration to support my point.

More than a decade ago, I arrived in Shanghai to become a visiting professor at one of its leading universities. The day after my flight to that bustling city of 28 million, I was walking down a leafy side street on a Saturday morning. I noticed small children in cute uniforms walking toward a low-slung building. The Monday following, I asked my host professor what was

going on.

“Oh, they were going to school.

Our youngsters attend school until noon every Saturday.” And, I would

add, for one more hour of instruction each week day than in the U.S.

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And even students from our best high schools often score less well than students from Finland, Hong Kong and major cities in China, such as Shanghai, which alone has about the population of California.

If the U.S. wants to remain the global “king of the hill” in wealth and technological achievement, we simply must increase overall math achievement of our students. It’s a national security issue, literally.

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Glowiak Hilton highlights IDOT’s road conditions map for winter travel With snow flurries starting to appear in the forecast, State Senator Suzy Glowiak Hilton (D-Western Springs) is reminding commuters and residents with travel plans of the winter road conditions map on the Illinois Department of Trans-

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(Continued from page 7) I mused to myself that if Chinese What can we do? Dennison parents were told their children recommends the following, which could not go to school on Saturday, is buttressed by much research that there would be riots in the street. he and I came across: Conversely, if American parents · Longer school year and day, were told their kids had to go to from 174 or so days a year, to 190 school on Saturday, I fear there or more, and increase instructional would probably also be riots in the hours from 5 to 5½ or 6, as in the street. nations that lead us significantly in Math and science achievement math achievement; are central to economic · Year-round school, replacing the development and the wealth long summer break, which causes generated by rapidly evolving learning loss, with a number of digital and quantum technologies. shorter breaks throughout the year, and; · Increase in the quality of our teachers. The teaching profession NOTICE CERTIFICATE NO. 78466 was filed in is so highly valued in Finland the office of the County Clerk of DuPage that it is hard to get into their County on NOVEMBER 18, 2021 wherein teachers’ colleges (only 10 percent the business firm of VAZQUEZ JUNK REMOVAL & HAULING, 4N145 NUGENT of applicants do); in the U.S., it is STREET, ADDISON, IL 60101 was regis- hard not to get into our schools of tered; that the true or real name or names of education. the person or persons owning the business, In the U.S., with exceptions, of with their respective post office address(es), course, the best and brightest do is/are as follows: David Vazquez, 4N145 Nugent Street, not pursue careers in teaching, for Addison, IL 60101. reasons of low pay, low respect and IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereun- testing and regulatory overload. to set my hand and Official Seal at my office None of these recommendations in Wheaton, Illinois, this 18TH day of NOwould count for much, however, VEMBER, A.D. 2021.

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and discipline critical to student achievement.

Based on my six decades of observation of rural, small town as well as low-income urban settings, there has been a woeful cultural inattention to the importance of educational achievement. We must put classroom goals on the same lofty level of importance as crossing the Friday night football goal line.

Low-income families on our many welfare programs should be asked, in return for government supports, to improve their parenting skills and attention to their kids’ school effort.

I appreciate that our society has been going through much the past year and more, with the pandemic.

But, just as England slept for a decade while Hitler rearmed the Third Reich, America seems to be asleep while China and other dynamic Asian nations seek to race past us.

Jim Nowlan is a former state legislator and aide to three Illinois governors. A retired professor of American politics, he writes a newspaper column on Understanding Illinois.

Earlier this year, I wrote about forgiveness.

Forgiveness gets a lot of brain time in forgiveness circles. Many believe that before we can move forward, we need to forgive. That wasn’t the topic of my previous column.

I didn’t write about our need to forgive others. Quite the opposite.

In my humble opinion we don’t have the duty or obligation to forgive others. That end of forgiveness only bogs us down.

If we are fretting about whether or not to forgive someone then we are ignoring our own need for growth—except in one critical circumstance which involves offering not only forgiveness, but grace, to the one person we often judge most harshly: ourself.

I’ve struggled with this quite a bit in the last year. I think it’s probably natural when you walked beside someone during a terrible and fatal illness which left you still here and them not.

It’s probably natural; But it doesn’t feel that way.

It feels wrong and sad, but second guessing ourselves happens in numerous life situations: after a divorce, car accident, with addiction, failed relationship, job loss, death and the list goes on.

It’s hard not to wonder if there might have been something— anything—more that you could have done to help, to advocate, to support, to change the outcome.

That, my friends, is a haunting thought to live with.

Many people live with similar thoughts, and I’m so sorry for that—in my own life and in the life of anyone who struggles with these feelings.

We are so hard on ourselves.

And it shouldn’t be that way.

That’s where forgiveness comes in.

If you blame yourself for something in your past, the blame does nothing to right the wrong. It does nothing to help the situation that happened and is (quite honestly) in the past. There’s

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nothing any of us can do to change yesterday. Reliving it does nothing to change any circumstance. It most often only rubs salt in the wound.

It can be a harsh cycle: reliving and reviewing and wondering and wishing the outcome was different.

It can be a harsh cycle: blaming ourselves for something that has no blame.

Therein lies the truth in this whole conundrum.

We beat ourselves up for myriad things in life. For things beyond our control. For things we didn’t plan or never would have wanted. For things that just happened, despite our best intentions. We worry and we fret and it’s time to stop.

It’s time to understand and acknowledge honestly that we are all doing the best we can with what we have. It’s time to forgive the one person who most needs our forgiving, move forward and offer the unconditional love that he or she so desperately needs.

The first step in loving others and the world around you is loving yourself. And that often starts with forgiveness, for your shortcomings, for your past, for being human.

Because none of us is without faults.

The sooner we see and acknowledge this in ourselves, the sooner we can see and acknowledge it in others.

And that, my friends, might just put us one step closer to the truth.

Be kind, especially to yourself.

You deserve it. Today, and everyday.

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speak OUT C a l l 6 3 0 6 2 9 T A L K email: speakout@rvpublishing.com This is Villa Park calling—a senior citizen, a very senior citizen. Last month, my Nicor bill was $50. This month it’s $200. Somebody help me.

Editor’s note: Nicor Gas has payment and budget plan options, and DuPage County has a senior citizen services division that might be able to help you with applying

for energy assistance. Their number is 630-407-6500 or 800-9429412. *** Many congratulations to Willowbrook High School for a great presentation of “You’re’ a Good Man, Charlie Brown.” What great talent— and teachers—we are lucky to have!

*** The incompetent Joe Biden not only has an incompetent vice president at his side, but also an incompetent cabinet. One incompetent cabinet member who comes to mind for me is Merrick Garland, the attorney general. Do you remember hearing about how Mr. Garland wanted to mobilize the FBI to work with local and state law enforcement to address the rise of harassment and threats of violence against school board members?

Do you think Mr. Garland will ever mobilize the FBI to work with local and state law enforcement to address the rise of Antifa, Black Lives Matter or other groups and individuals that looted businesses last year, set fire to buildings, threw bricks and bottles at police, or set up CHAZ zones like they did in Seattle? Fat chance! All I can say is thank God Merrick Garland isn’t on the Supreme Court. *** Kyle Rittenhouse has been on trial, but I think the so-called mainstream media deserves be on trial. In my

Willowbrook’s Tri-M Honor Society welcomes new members The 24 Willowbrook High School students who were recently inducted into the school’s Tri-M (Modern Music Masters) Honor Society are: Matthew Baumann, Lillian Caron, Anaelie Cavazos, Annabelle Deany, Lucia DiTerlizzi, Raymond Gajardo, Theresa Goodman, Olivia Gzamouranis, Keith Harris, Lillian Hendrickson, Patrick Kozbial, Amelia Kuban,

Lillian Larkin, Katy Latham, Rowan Magierski, Michalanne Martens, Sean O’Brochta, Thomas Reddy, Damian Rocha, Samantha Tantilla, Annabelle Thompson, Amelia Tortorici, Grace Van Dyke and Jesse Vasel.

The 23 Willowbrook students who were reaffirmed into the Tri-M Honor Society on Oct. 28 included: Ingrid Bantugan, Mary Brennan, Ash-

ley Bylsma, Katie Corsini, Hudson De La Rosa, Alexander Dean, Bobby Ernst, Nate Falco, Haley Ferguson, Yavilin Garcia-Gutierrez, Thomas Guilfoyle, Henry Jarrett, Abram Kamm, Sarah Kosanda, Neeraja Kumar, Emily Maher, Caitlin O’Connor, Emma Rattana, Kalli Reeves-Kohoutek, Anna Seelbach, Eric Veal, Imani Ward and Katie Wentworth.

opinion, the mainstream media does nothing but toe the line for the Democratic Party and the regressive left.

There used to be a time when both sides of a story would be presented in the media. Not anymore. Everything has to fit a narrative, and for many of these shills on CNN and MSNBC, the narrative always seems to be about race. The mainstream media have no shame. *** Here we are, 18 months into COVID-19, and I still see people around town who still wear masks while driving alone, or wear a mask outside, yet there’s nobody within 100 yards of them. Dr. Fauci would be proud! You are true Fauci-ite robots! *** I was listening to a radio program the other day, and one of the hosts mentioned that Lyons Township High School has a director of equity and belonging who’s making $155,000 a year. I couldn’t believe it, so I looked it up. Sure enough, it’s all true. If this is an example of how tax dollars are being spent in schools these days, I can see why parents are starting to become more vocal at school board meetings. *** It’s one thing to celebrate Kyle Rittenhouse being acquitted, but making him out to be some type of hero, like some on Fox News have been doing, is wrong. Kyle Rittenhouse is no hero. *** I vote mostly on issues but lean toward Republicans because they are the more fiscally conservative of the parties, and I was much better off when Trump was in office (think lower gas prices, for one), even if I didn’t like him. With that said, I think Jim Nowlan’s column in the Nov. 11 Lombardian was spot on. He essentially writes that the Republicans need a Trump-like Republican Party—just without Donald Trump.

Question for the Democrats: With President Biden’s approval rating at 38 percent and Vice President Kamala Harris’ rating at 28 percent (Nov. 7 USA Today), are you sorry yet? I will take Trump’s mean tweets over Harris’ ninnying laugh any day. *** Why on Earth would you call Speak Out because your real estate tax checks have not been cashed? The phone number for the DuPage Coun-

ty collector is 630-407-5900. Try using that number. *** President Biden has said a lot of foolish things. Here’s one of his recent gems: “When you buy an electric vehicle, you can go all the way across America on a single tank of gas, figuratively speaking. It’s not gas. You plug it in.” The average electric car can travel about 300 miles on a single charge. The country is significantly more than 300 miles wide. Does Biden think re-charging an electric vehicle is as simple as getting a tank of gas? Does he know that filling up a car’s gas tank takes a few minutes, while re-charging an electric vehicle can take several hours?

By the way, remember when Barack Obama promised to buy a Chevy Volt when he left office? Obama’s been out of office for nearly five years. Has anyone seen him driving around in a Chevy Volt? *** One of the Chicago-based food pantries made a good point that while they have donations of food coming in for Thanksgiving to help feed the hungry, they are often in need for the next few days that follow, for those who didn’t or couldn’t get a holiday meal. In that light, I encourage us as Villa Park and Lombard residents to donate what you can to our local food pantries so that those less fortunate can *** It’s a sad state of affairs when the police who are paid to protect and serve can’t do their job because of politicians. It takes a 17-year-old to protect people and property from rioters who are burning and destroying buildings, along with livelihoods.

Then when he protects himself, they try to put him in jail. Wake up Americans. This is America! *** This is to the caller who said he or she mailed to real estate tax payments to the DuPage County collector.

They were never cashed and never returned. The DuPage County collector has this marvelous system called online payments. With just a few keystrokes on your computer, your funds are transferred from your bank to the DuPage County collector. I’ve been doing this for years. I’ve never lost a payment. The collector always gets them on time. You might want to come into the 21st century and give it a try.

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On Oct. 28, 24 Willowbrook High School students were inducted into the school’s Tri-M (Modern Music Masters) Honor Society, while 23 students (top photo) were reaffirmed. During the induction ceremony, students were welcomed and congratulated by Willowbrook Music Department Chair Karyn Wolcott.

Each inductee received a pin, a certificate and a membership card. Members also performed a student recital (pictured from left to right during the recital are sophomore Sean O’Brochta, senior Matthew Baumann and senior Keith Harris). To be inducted into the Tri-M Honor Society, students must have a 3.0 grade-point average, be a performer in the top band, choir or orchestra at Willowbrook and have at least a “B” average in their music classes. Tri-M is a national organization that connects music students in high schools throughout the U.S. By becoming a member, students have access to scholarships and other information through the National Association for Music Education. Tri-M Honor Society members are leaders in their respective performing ensembles and will help at concerts, perform community and Willowbrook Music Department service, organize music meetings and host Music In Our Schools Month, a national event, in March.

back for weekly in-house story times. Toddler Time is being held on Mondays or Thursdays from 10:30 to 11 a.m. Walkers up to age 3 and their adults will enjoy stories, musical activities, rhyming games, and playtime. Babies and Books are being held on Tuesdays or Thursdays from 9:30 to 10 a.m. Pre-walkers and their adults will get introduced to the world of language and books through music and singing, stories and rhymes. Preschool Storytime is being held on Wednesdays at 10 a.m. Designed for children ages 3 to 5 to attend independently, this Weekly In-house story is a lively program of imaginative times at the Library The Villa Park Public Library’s stories and musical fun. All story Youth Services Department is times are being held in-person at pleased to welcome youngsters the library. Masks are required.

In-person Marvelous Mornings story times return to Library Marvelous Mornings story times are back in-person at the Villa Park Public Library. Young children of all ages and their adults are invited to enjoy stories, songs, and activities, including a “make and take” project to enjoy together. Upcoming sessions will be held on Saturdays, Dec. 4, and Dec. 18. at 11 a.m. Sessions will be held in person at the library. Masks are required.

Registration is also required.

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• Vaccine

(Continued from page 3) Do young children get the same If COVID-19 tends to be mild for vaccine as adults? them, why do children need to Just like for adults, the Pfizer vac- be vaccinated? cine for young children is an injection While serious COVID-19 infections in the arm and is administered in two have been rare among young children, doses, 21 days (three weeks) apart. The experts are still recommending vacdifference is that children ages 5-11 re- cination. The vaccine helps children ceive a lower-dose version of the vac- build protection against COVID-19 cine—10 micrograms, compared to 30 safely, without having to get sick with micrograms for ages 12 and up. Data the actual coronavirus, which is very show that the smaller dose produces unpredictable. the same strong immune response in According to the CDC, 8,300 chilyoung children with fewer side effects. dren ages 5-11 have been hospitalized with COVID-19 and 172 have

died. Also, more than 5,200 children and teens have developed MIS-C (multi-system inflammatory syndrome), a rare but serious condition linked to the disease. Children can also suffer from lingering symptoms after a COVID-19 infection—including months-long fatigue, pain, headaches, insomnia and trouble concentrating.

Children who are immunocompromised or have health issues (obesity, chronic respiratory conditions, etc.) are at higher risk for severe or life-threatening cases of COVID-19. Children

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with COVID-19 can also spread it to a more vulnerable person. Although children rarely die from the disease, any death of a child is tragic, especially when it could have been prevented.

Are vaccine side effects different in children?

In clinical trials, the side effects of the vaccine for children were comparable to those seen in ages 12 and older, with the most commonly reported side effects being sore arm, fatigue, headache, muscle/joint pain, fever and chills. Side effects generally went away within a few days. No serious side effects were reported. Allergies to Pfizer’s vaccine ingredients are rare; the vaccine does not contain eggs, preservatives or latex.

In very rare cases, the Pfizer vaccine has been linked to myocarditis (inflammation of the heart muscle that can also be caused by bacterial and viral infections including COVID-19), mostly in males ages 12-17. In most cases, symptoms appeared within a few days of the second dose and went away quickly. In Pfizer’s clinical trial for ages 5-11, there were no cases of myocarditis.

What about long-term effects of the vaccine for children?

As with adults, serious side effects that could cause a long-term health problem are extremely unlikely following COVID-19 vaccination for children. Millions of people have already received the vaccine, and no long-term side effects have been detected. Experts believe the vaccine is safe for growing bodies and should not affect puberty, fertility or brain development. The long-term effects of an actual COVID-19 infection, on the other hand, can be serious, devastating and long-lasting.

How long does immunity last from vaccination?

As with the adult vaccines, it’s unknown how long the COVID-19 vaccine will protect children ages 5-11 against infection or whether boosters will be needed. At the same time, we don’t know how long protection lasts after someone recovers from a

COVID-19 infection, and reinfection can happen. Even if a child already had COVID-19, vaccination is still recommended as it gives the child a boosted immune response and strong protection.

Do you need to space out the COVID vaccine from other immunizations?

The CDC says that for ages 12 and up, it is safe to get the flu and other vaccines at the same time as a COVID-19 vaccine, as the side effects are generally the same when given alone or with other vaccines.

What about a vaccine for kids from Moderna or Johnson & Johnson?

Moderna has shared promising results from its vaccine trial in this age group and said it plans to submit data to the FDA soon for its COVID-19 vaccine for children. Johnson & Johnson is currently conducting vaccine trials in children as well.

What else do parents need to know?

Expanding vaccination to children as young as 5 is an important step in protecting children and families for the winter season ahead, keeping them in school and letting them return to normal activities with less risk.

Many pediatricians are urging parents not to wait. The highly contagious delta variant is circulating, and there’s no way to predict if a child will get very sick from it. Vaccination is the best way to protect children from getting severe COVID-19 illness.

If parents have questions about whether their child should get vaccinated, they should ask their child’s doctor.

Vaccination may not be recommended for a child with a known history of a severe allergic reaction (anaphylaxis) to any component of the vaccine.

Edward-Elmhurst Health has COVID-19 vaccine appointments available for anyone age 5 and older and is currently scheduling appointments at the Edward-Elmhurst Health Center at 2205 Butterfield Road in Downers Grove.

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Berens Park Set for delivery end of Spring 2022, this new luxury home being built by a well-respected, long-time Elmhurst builder working alongside an interior designer set to help pick out all of your finishes & fixtures. Offering 5,000 sf of finished living space with its fully finished basement - bedroom, full bath, rec room, & custom bar with island. 10 ft first floor ceilings welcome you to this impressive home with HWF’s & extensive trim & ceiling detail throughout, 5 beds, 4.5 baths, a 3 car garage, custom kitchen w/ huge island, high-end SS appliances (Wolf & Sub-Zero) & eating area open to family room w/ fireplace, master suite w/ spa bath, designer plumbing/lighting fixtures, surround sound + more! All this within walking distance to Berens Park, Emerson Elementary, the Metra station and Elmhurst’s City Centre. Rare chance to customize everything if you act now! $1,150,000

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Wise Investment Builders Work with this fresh new plan or build to suit. Covered outdoor space off family room and kitchen eating area, very open, 1st floor study, 2.5 car heated garage, 4 large beds up with luxurious master suite with dual WIC’s and spa bath, and finished basement with guest suite with full bath, rec room, wet bar and flex room. Walk to new Lincoln school, the IL Prairie Path, Pioneer & Ben Allison Parks, and the hip Spring Road Business District. Rare opportunity to work with this quality of a builder from Day 1 and make it your own! $1,375,000

Move right in to this updated and spacious split-level with over 2,400 SF of living space. New white kitchen with large island, stainless steel appliances, new countertops and backsplash, refinished hardwood floors throughout, and updated $580,000 NEW PRICE!

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Finished basement with full bath, laundry room, and storage. Newer roof, HVAC and concrete driveway. Walk to Butterfield Park, Smalley Pool, Prairie Path, and Jefferson (public K-5) and Visitation (private K-8). $580,000

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Incredible opportunity to build the home of your dreams on this 1/3-acre property in south Elmhurst. One of Elmhurst’s best kept secrets with lower taxes while still offering coveted SD205 education. Well developed area with many surrounding $299,900 NEW PRICE!

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Nov. 7 A complainant in the 1500 block of S. Summit reported at 7:01 p.m. that an unknown suspect attempted to gain entry to their home through a secured door and window.

Fraud According to information provided last week by the Villa Park Police Department, police reported four incidents of residents being victims of fraud.

Jan. 22 Police said Titania S. Cummings, 39, of Chicago was arrested on an original complaint and warrant out of Villa Park. Cummings was charged with two counts of aggravated battery/ great bodily harm.

Unemployment benefits identity theft According to information provided last week by the Villa Park Police Department, police reported one incident of identity theft with the intention of using a victim’s personal information to fraudulently apply for unemployment benefits through the Illinois Department of Employment Security.

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Warriors tip off season with three victories Willowbrook begins its own invite with a win over Montini

STAFF REPORT

The Willowbrook girls basketball team opened its 2021-22 season with three straight home wins, including a pair of victories at its own Thanksgiving invitational.

In its first game of its own invitational, Willowbrook earned an impressive 64-55 win over Montini on Friday night. The battle between nearby teams took place in front of spirited student sections from both schools.

The Warriors began their season with a 65-29 win over Bartlett on Nov. 16. Willowbrook held a 20-7 lead at the end of the first quarter.

The lead expanded to 43-18 by halftime.

Senior Sophie Sullivan of the Warriors scored 15 of her team-leading 17 points during the first half of the season opener against Bartlett.

Freshman Hannah Kenny contributed 11 points in her first game as a member of the Willowbrook girls basketball program. Junior Angie Lizasuain and sophomore Calli Kenny both provided 10 points.

Sophomore Elle Bruschuk added eight points, while junior Sara Stout scored six points.

Montini held a 17-16 lead over Willowbrook through one quarter of Friday’s game. The Warriors seized a 33-27 advantage by halftime. Willowbrook maintained a 51-45 lead at the end of the third quarter.

Hannah Kenny drained a 3-point shot in the opening seconds of the fourth quarter to give the Warriors a 54-45 lead. Moments later, Bruschuk

sank a 3-pointer to push Willowbrook’s lead to 57-45.

“That was a tough hurdle for them [the Broncos] to get over,” said Willowbrook coach Terry Harrell in referring to the 3-point shots from Hannah Kenny and Bruschuk at the start of the fourth quarter.

The Warriors led the Broncos 59-49 later in the fourth quarter, but Montini made two straight 3-point shots to trim Willowbrook’s lead to 59-55 with about 2:35 left in the game.

Hannah Kenny’s driving layup raised the Warriors’ lead to 61-55 with 1:35 to play. Sullivan made three of four free-throw attempts during the final 30 seconds to help Willowbrook seal its victory.

“We played with good energy the whole game,” said Harrell after the win over Montini.

Sullivan, who attended and played for Montini during her freshman and sophomore years before transferring to Willowbrook, scored a team-leading 21 points for the Warriors in their triumph over the Broncos. Hannah Kenny added 15 points, seven of which came during the fourth quarter. Lizasuain and Calli Kenny both provided nine points. Bruschuk scored four points and pulled down a team-high 12 rebounds.

The Warriors opened play in their own five-team, round-robin invite with Friday’s win over Montini. The invite’s four other teams began the invite on Thursday, Nov. 18. The Broncos started the event with a 7631 victory over East Aurora.

The Warriors improved their overall record to 3-0 with Saturday’s 7054 win over Plainfield East. Sullivan poured in 22 points for the Warriors, who held a 26-17 lead after one quarter and a 43-29 edge at halftime.

Willowbrook outscored the Bengals 19-6 in the third quarter to take a 6235 lead with eight minutes to play.

Hannah Kenny, who made four 3-point shots, scored 18 points in Saturday’s win. She also grabbed nine rebounds. Bruschuk and Stout added nine and eight points, respectively.

The Warriors completed their Thanksgiving invite with this week’s games against Lockport and East Aurora.

Willowbrook is coming off an excellent 13-2 season earlier this year.

The Warriors won their last nine games of the abbreviated season, which started in February and ended in March. The start of the season was delayed by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Willowbrook finished the shortened season by winning the West Suburban Conference Tournament in Berwyn. The Warriors beat York 56-50 in a semifinal battle at the tournament on March 13. Later that same day, Willowbrook finished its season by beating Lyons Township 52-46 in the tournament’s championship game. The Warriors avenged both of their regular-season losses on the final day of the season. Those two losses came in the season opener at York on Feb. 12, and in a Feb. 24 home contest against Lyons Township.

The Willowbrook girls basketball team won its first three games of the 2021-22 season, which began last week. The Warriors began their season with a 65-29 victory over Bartlett on Nov. 16 in Villa Park. Three nights later, Willowbrook played its first game at its own five-team, round-robin Thanksgiving invitational. The Warriors defeated Montini 64-55 in Friday’s contest. Pictured above, senior Sophie Sullivan (No. 1) scored a team-leading 21 points for Willowbrook in the victory over Montini. Sullivan is pictured while driving for a basket against her former team. Sullivan played for Montini during her freshman and sophomore seasons before transferring to Willowbrook. Above

CHRIS FOX PHOTOS Villa Park Review

right, freshman Hannah Kenny added 15 points for the Warriors in their win over the Broncos. Kenny (No. 10) is pictured during Willowbrook’s season-opening win against Bartlett. The Warriors improved to 3-0 overall and 2-0 in their invitational following Saturday’s 70-54 victory over Plainfield East. Sullivan scored a team-leading 22 points in Saturday’s win. Kenny, who made four shots from 3-point range, added 18 points. One more photo, from Willowbrook’s win over Montini shows junior Angie Lizasuain (No. 14), who scored nine points in the game. The Warriors completed their own invitational with this week’s games against Lockport and East Aurora.

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ANNUAL STATEMENT OF AFFAIRS SUMMARY FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 2021

The summary must be published in the local newspaper.

Copies of the detailed Annual Statement of Affairs for the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2021 will be available for public inspection in the school district/joint agreement administrative office by December 1, annually. Individuals wanting to review this Annual Statement of Affairs should contact:

School Distict 45, DuPage County

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Also by January 15, annually the detailed Annual Statement of Affairs for the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2021, will be posted on the Illinois State Board of Education's website@ www.isbe.net.

SUMMARY: The following is the Annual Statement of Affairs Summary that is required to be published by the school district/joint agreement for the past fiscal year.

Statement of Operations as of June 30, 2021 Educational

Operations & Maintenance

Debt Services

Transportation

Municipal Retirement/Social Security

Capital Projects

Working Cash

Fire Prevention & Safety

Tort

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3,888,170

3,050,149

1,503,070

562,556

13,882

125,455

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4,008,884

13,470,836

2,753,157

1,892,216

3,963,761

278,186

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0 10,045,428

0 2,084,067

9,705,000 796,088

0 440,549

0 2,180,052

30,390,174 170,119

0 5,038,407

0 164,441

0 3,981

0 9,264,632

0 2,015,176

0 80,401

0 628,802

0 850,392

0 26,610,414

0 5,163,862

0 80,635

0 3,156

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Other Sources/Uses of Funds Beginning Fund Balances - July 1, 2020 Other Changes in Fund Balances Ending Fund Balances June 30, 2021

GROSS PAYMENT FOR CERTIFICATED PERSONNEL Salary Range: Less Than $25,000 ASUMA, LAUREN JEAN; BLUMSTEIN, AMY LEIGH; BRASIE-IWANSKI, STEPHANIE JEAN; BUTKOVICH, JOSEPH RAYMOND; CHIAPPETTA, ANNELIESE MARIE; DOMECQ, JUAN CARLOS; DUQUE, FABIOLA RIVERA; EAGAN, JEFFREY THOMAS; GALLEGOS GONZALEZ, OSCAR FRANCISCO; KUEHLMAN, KAREN MARIE; KUKULSKI, MARIA ELIZABETH; LACOUR, LORRAINE M; LANZEROTTI, BARBARA L; MURPHY, JERILYN C; SCOLA, LAURA CATHERINE; SWANSON, JAYNE L; ZAVALA, MARIA D Salary Range: $25,000 - $39,999 BATTAGLIA, SHANNON; LUNDGREN, KACI MAE; NIKISCHER, KARA MARIE; WANG, SONIA P Salary Range: $40,000 - $59,999 ACCARDI, MARISSA LYNN; AIELLO, RYAN A; BRENNAN, MARLENE; BUHMAN, MARISSA ROSE; BYRON, CARLY M; CROWLEY, KAREN OATWAY; DOCKERY, EVA LEE; FALLEN, KATHRYN CONNOLLY; FOSTER, MELISSA ANN; FRITSCHE, JACLYN M; FUGMAN, KIMBERLY TRISH; GALLEGOS GONZALEZ, JAVIER ALEJANDRO; GIOVANNELLI, JOSEFINA; GLADE, REBECCA RENEE; GOMEZ, BRENDA DEL CARMEN; GUIDO, MELISSA ELIZABETH; GUZMAN, ANA KARINA; HAMMER, KRISTIN BRIGITA; HARTNEY, NICOLE MICHELLE; HAUSERMAN, KATIE LYN; HEBDA, LISA JEAN; HILL, SARA ALEXANDRA; JERKOVICH, ANNELIS AMELIA; JONES, ANGELA MICHELLE; JURIK, CHRISTINE MARIE; KEDROWSKI, STEVEN EDWARD; KOCIOLEK, EMILIE FRANCES; KOSANDA, AMANDA JEAN; KUKULSKI, AMANDA THERESE; LINNIG, KELSEY; MANNING, SHERRY LYNN; MARTINEZ, NEREIDA; MEISSNER, JESSICA MARIE; MENDOZA, RAFAEL ANGEL; MESSINA, STEPHANIE ANNETTE; NOVAK, LINDSAY ANNE; NUNLEY, TAYLOR LEE; OLVERA, GWENDOLYN ALEXANDRA; PROSEK, JACOB MICHAEL; RAMIREZ, KELLY A; ROMEO, LUCIANA THERESE; ROSALES PALLARES, PAULINA A; SAYED, AMBRINA RAZA; SCAHILL, AURORA C; SHABEZ, JAMIE ANN; SPAIN, COLLEEN N; STUMPF, LAURA C; TALSMA, NICOLE JEAN; TOBIN, MOLLY NICOLE; VITALE, JACQUELINE MARY; VOSS, ANGELA SUE; WAGNER, JADE NICCOLE; ZELKO, CARLY CHRISTINE; ZITO, DANIELLE PHELAN; ZITO, JEANNINE Salary Range: 60,000 - $89,999 ADAMS, CAROLYN ANN BENNETT; ALIS, MARGARET MAE; ALLAMIAN, CYNTHIA J; ALLEN, KEVIN E; ALVEY, KELLY M; ARENAS, ESTHELA; ARNONE, MARILYN LYNN; ARREGUIN, AZUCENA; BAKER ZALESKI, AMY B; BAMBAS, PATRICE M; BARNES, AMY KATHLEEN; BARROW, ANASTASIA LIOSATOS; BAXTROM, AMANDA JOY; BENT, RONALD; BETZ-CAHILL, CHRISTINA ANN; BLYTH, ANNE; BRATKO, JOHNATHAN JOSEPH; BULLIVANT, LORI JENKINS; CARPENTER, MELISSA; CAVANAUGH, CAROLINE MA-

RIE; CHAMBERS, SHAWNA LYNELLE; CHAVEZ, KARINA; CHRISTIANSEN, JEANNETTE MARIE; CHRISTOPHERSON, LAURA ANNE; COCCO, PATRICE J; COCO, HEATHER ELIZABETH; COURTNEY-LENO, MICHELLE KATHLENE; CROWE, KATHERINE GRECO; CRUM, MARGARET HOLPER; DEBRUIN, JENNIFER KENDALL; DEPASQUALE, KRISTA A; DEPASQUALE, MARCUS J; DIGIOVANNI, BENJAMIN JOSEPH; DIPIETRA, DEANNA MARIE; DOHONEY, JULIE LYNN; ELLIOTT, JENNIFER L; EMERSON, CASSANDRA MANISCALCO; ERMITAGE, JILL M; FARQUHAR, NICOLE LEIGH; FEENEY, AMANDA A; FEIGH, TIMOTHY M; FERNANDEZ PELLON, SUZANNE ANTIGONE; FINDYSZ, VICTORIA LYNNE; FORS, ANDREW L; FORS, JENNIFER JEAN; FULMER, CHRISTINE; GABLIN, KRISTINE BUCHEIT; GARCIA, AZUCENA; GIGOUS, MARGARET E; GONZALEZ, ANGELICA ESPINO; GUARE, LINETTE; HAUGEN, KELLY PATRICIA; HERNANDEZ, MARIA GUADALUPE; HILL, CHERYL A; HIQUIANA, LESLIE ANN; HOLMES, PATRICK W; HOLMES, SUSAN M; HUIZINGA, STEPHANIE ANN; ISAACSON, KRISTI JEANNE; IVOL, CAITLIN MARIE; JACKLIN, DENISE MARIE; JOHANSON, LAURA ANN; JOHNSON, DEBORAH JEAN; KEMPKER, PATRICIA L; KILAR, EVANGELINE MELINDA; KNUDSON, KATHRYN ANNA; KOSIK, KRISTIN LYNN; KRUZIC, ALLISON A; KUBILIUS, LAUREN MARIE; KUCIK, CHRISTA MICHELLE; KUENSTLER, KELLY A; KUEPER, JESSICA LYNN; KUEPER, JONATHON A; KULOVITS, MATTHEW G; LABARBERA, GINA MARIE; LABORN, MICHELLE INGER; LABORN, ROBERT J; LEONARD, MAGGIE KATHLEEN; LODESKY AVILA, CHRISTINE THERESA MULLEN; LOFTUS, KRISTEN MARY; MACDONALD, LEANN M; MAHER, THOMAS; MAJER, DAWN M; MANATA, ANTHONY R; MANZANO, GABRIELA; MASCHERI, MICHELLE M; MCDANIEL, RYAN L; MCDONALD, LAUREN MARY; MEES, KIMBERLY; MERRY, HEATHER DAWN; MEYER, ANNE E; MEYER, CATHERINE MARIE; MEZA, JAMIE S; MORRIS, CHRISTINE INGRID; MORRIS, SCOTT W; MOSCICKI, KELLY FORDE; MURINO, OLIVIA MARY; O’BRIEN, CARLY J; O’BRIEN, MARGARET ANN; O’CALLAGHAN, AMY BETH; OMAR, NATASHA NOUR; ORIZABA, EMILY LOIS; ORSI, ROSANNE MARIE; OSHER, ERICA MICHELLE; OTTESEN, RENEE A; OWENS, VANESSA LOWEEN; PAKELTIS, CAROLYN ANNETTE; PARIS, ANDREA M; PETERSON, KEVIN JAMES; PHILLIPS, JEANNINE M; PIATT, LAURA MAREK; PIERCE, ASHLEIGH; PRESTER, AMY SIKORSKI; QAZI, ASMA JABEEN; RAHSCHULTE, DIANE M; RELYEA, ALYSSA BERNICE; REZNER, KIMBERLY K; RILEY, WESLEY LEE; RIOS, PEGGY ANN; RODENBOSTEL, MICHELLE L; ROMAN, BLANCA BERENICE; ROTI, DANIELLE JEANNE; SARANTOS, JASON T; SCHOONVELD, ROBERT K; SCHWEIGERT-FARKAS, AMBER NICOLE; SHOCKEY, TRACY

ESTELLE; SIMKO, KAREN MICHELLE; SINGAPORI, HEMLATA Y; SITRICK, ELIZABETH EDEN; SMOSNA, EWELINA; SPRINGER, KRISTIN JEANNE; STEINWAY, KIMBERLY JILL; SULLIVAN, BRENDA ANN; TARRANT, ESTELLE; THOMPSON, KATHRYN T; TORTO, MELANIE ANN; TROSTLE, JOY ANN; ULCZAK, ANNA THERESE; VAN MEIR, LESLIE CRAWFORD; VAN MILLIGEN, ANDREW E; VENEGAS, SARA BELEN; VIZCARRA, JESSICA ANNA; VOYT, AMANDA LYNN; VRCHOTA, JACQUELINE ROSE; WEGNER, LAUREN; WEIR, JEROME R; WIEGEL, SCOTT D; WOEHR, WENDY E; ZACCARO, CHRISTINE ELIZABETH Salary Range: $90,000 and over ALDRIDGE, KIMBERLY K; ALIGA, NORMAN V; ALLAN, LAURA; AMRHEIN, JILL A; ARADO, CHRISTINE L; BOHLIN, MIA M; BROWN, DIANA L; CALIENDO, BARBARA E; CEDERBLAD, MARTHA J; CHALLENGER, TARA A; CLOT, DAVID M; CLOW, GABRIELLE A; COOK, JENNIFER L; CZUBA, JOANN N; DART, SCOTT M; DAVEY, MELISSA K; DE LUCA, JAMIE BRUNTON; DELIBERTO, KATHRYN J; DERDENGER, ANDREA MICHELLE BAEHL; EICHHOLZ, HOLLY M; ENRIGHT, NADINE M; FARQUHAR, DAVID G; FINE, NAOMI A; FINKE, JENNIFER M; FLAHERTY, PAUL J; FUGARINO, KIMBERLY ANN; GARCIA-ALIGA, NANCY PATRICIA; GASTON, RAUL; GERBER, KATHY B; GIORDANO, SARAH J; GRABER, BRIAN; GRANGER, MATTHEW C; GROVE, GERRIK L; HAW, SYLVIA J; HAYES, MARTHA M; HOLPER, ELLEN MARY; HUCKSTADT, GREGG T; HUDECEK, HOLLY J; JANSSEN, JILL E; JOHNSON, DAVID K; KAYSER, RACHEL SHARONE; KOCIMSKI, KATHLEEN C; KOPPEL, JOSEPH B; KOYER, GINA M; LARSEN, ANN M; LEEBERG, REGINA M; LEINWEBER, FREDERIC G; LOBDELL, SUZANNE K; LOPEZ, KELLY S; LOWE, DIANE T; LUNDAL, ELIZABETH; LYKKEN, AMY E; MAHER, ELAINE M; MALECHA, ELLEN R; MELTON, KATHLEEN A; MORSE, JULIE K; MURPHY, RENEE K; NELSON, LORRAINE E; NERI, MARY JANE; NETTLETON, KELLY DOYLE; NIEVES, MARIBELL; NOVAK, JANET E; OSTERMAN, CHRISTINE R; PALMISANO, ANTHONY JOSEPH; PARDE, JENNIFER L; PASEK, FAITH A; PEGLER, SUSAN M; PINE, JODI W; RAMSEY, JONATHAN L; REES, CHRISTINA R; RIGGS, ELIZABETH A; RITCHIE, JOSEPH J; RITT, JONATHAN D; RIVERA, BRENDA Y; RIVERA, EDITH; SCHUELE, KATHLEEN M; SCHWEIKERT, PAUL T; SCIULLO, ANDREA ANN; SCOTT, SUSAN A; SERIO, CYNTHIA A; SHANAHAN, ELIZABETH A; SIMCOX, PAULA A; SIMPKINS, KRISTIN ANN; SLUSHER, BETH A; SPEAKMAN, LISA ANN; STANEK KUREK, CARRIE L; STERN, JULIA L; STUENKEL, SUZANNE C; STUTLER, JODY E; SULLA, DEANNE M; SUTHERLAND, BETH A; TEMPLETON, KIMBERLY A; THIESE, CHRISTINE A; VOLLING, PATRICIA DEANNE; WALKER, CATHLEEN M; WALLBRUCH, CHRISTINA M; WENZLOFF, DESTA G;

WILLIS, ERIC E; WIRTH, DIANA HARRISON; WOJNAROWSKI, DANA LYN GROSS PAYMENT FOR NONCERTIFICATED PERSONNEL Salary Range: Less Than $25,000 AGUIRRE, JUANITA; ALLEN, NANCY A; ANDERSON, MAUREEN ANN; ANDROSKY, CHRISTINE K; ARGUE, KHRISTOPHER ANTOINE; ARIF, SAIMA; ARROYO, JOEY JO; AUBLE, LINDA M; BAJDA, DANIEL JOSEPH; BAJDA, JOAN LAURA; BANO, SYEDA SHEHAR; BARRY, EDWARD M; BASHQAWI, KELLE ANN; BAUERS, JOSEPH PAUL; BAY, JACOB SAMUEL; BENNETT, JANE H; BLARY, SANDRA RATNASARI; BORYS, ELLEN J; BREWER, JENNIFER E; BRODIE, LOUISE CLAIRE; BROWN, NICHOLAS MICHAEL; BROWN, SHANE ALEXANDER; BURRITT, LAUREL RUTH; CAMPBELL, SUSAN JOY; CARPENTER, KATIE ELIZABETH; CARVER, DANIEL JOSEPH; CASSIDY, JENNIFER A; CHAUDHARY, NASREEN A; CHIVILO, FELICIA JOYCE; CLEMENTS, GEORGIANNA; CUESTA-HERRERA, ALVA; DALY, DEBRA LYNN; DASZKIEWICZ, ALEKSANDRA MARIE; DECICCO, EILEEN E; DECOOK, CHERYL W; DINASO, JEANNETTE S; EWALT, JUSTINE R; FECAROTTA, LORI A; FEIL, DEBRA MARY; FELLETI-LOPEZ, NICOLE; FIERSTEIN, STACY L; FIGUEROA, JAMES JR; FOWLER, MARYCRUZ; FRIERI, CARISSA RENEE; FRIGO, MARY C; GALLEGOS, CARMEN; GALLEGOS, KAROLYN IVONNE; GARCIA, ROSA L; GARCIA, RUBY; GIFFIN, BRENNAN BAIRD; GONZALEZ GARCES, AMILEY M; GOODMAN, PATRICIA MALINDA; GOYAL, KOMAL AMIT; GREGORY, RICHARD LEE THOMAS JR; GUILFOYLE, NICOLE MARIE; GUSTAFSON, MARILYN G; HAHN, JUDITH CHRISTINE; HAMILTON, JACQUELINE ELIZABETH; HAQUE, HENA; HARR, KELLY C; HARTMAN, ELISA J; HAVIS, RAMONA G; HIGHBERGER, ANDREA LYNN; HIXSON, SCOTT RYAN; HOFFMAN, DANETTE E; HOOVEL, DEVIN KULSETH; HOYLE, ELIZABETH M; HUSSAIN, SAADIA RIZWANA; HUSSAIN, ZABEEBA; JABLONSKI, JUSTYNA AGNIESZKA; JANIS, RUTHANN; JENKINS, LUKE MATTHEW; KAINA, MARY CATHERINE; KAPPEL, RICHARD J; KARCZ, MOLLY D; KING, ALICIA; KLEPPE, NAYANA PATEL; KMIEC, MARY C; KOSIOR, ELISE DANIELLE; KRAJECKI, KATHYRINE LEIGH; KRAMER, KENNETH DAWSON; KRANZUSCH, WILLIAM HAROLD; KRICHBAUM, JENNIFER A; KUENSTLER, ZACHARY RYAN; KUTA, MARIANNE; LADLE, SUZANNE MICHELLE; LAMB, ROBIN KIMBERLY; LAROWE, BARBARA JEAN; LAVERY, RENEE A; LAY, LAWRENCE ALLEN; LENHART, SHERRYL ANN; LEO, AMY BETH; LEWEK, ANNE M; LISBOA, ROBIN M; LORING, JEFFERY ANTHONY; LUBKE, EMILY FRANCES; LUNDGREN, SAMUEL TODD; MAESTRE, MARIA TERESA; MAGNER, JAMES M; MAHBOOB, MOMINA; MARCZEWSKI, SANDRA L; MCDONALD, RACHELE ROSE; MENDOZA VILLEGAS, DIANA L; MENDO-

ZA, NIEVES MARGARITA; MERIDA, YOANA; MILLER, ANN MARIE; MORROW, NANCY N; MUSSATTO, LORI G; NAVA, ROCIO; NAZNEEN, MAIMOONA; NEHER, CAROLYN HORNING; NOVOTNY, JANE T; ORIZABA, JOCELYNE; PADILLA, MARILYN; PALACIO, JUAN DANIEL; PALACIO, JULIE ANN; PAVLOVSKY, HEATHER LYNNE; PEGLER, ELIZABETH BRIDGET; PEREZ, ERENDIRA; PERRY, KATHLEEN ANN; PETRELLA, RALPH MICHAEL; PETTINGER, KEELEY ANN; PIGATTI, PETER ANTHONY; PINSEL, BENJAMIN JOSEPH; PORTILLA, KATHERINE; PUKNAITIS, SHERRIE ANNE; QUIGGLE, ENA; RANK, FORREST A; RICHARDSON, LEANNE KELLY; RIVERA, JEYLIN; ROBINSON, JAMIE DASHON JR; RODER, KAREN M; RUTKOSKI, REBECCA JEAN; RUZYCKI, CHARLENE EUGENIA; RYAN, RENEE LYNN; SALEH, DIANA ZAKARIA LAUREN; SALSKI, ALISON ROSE; SANTILLAN, MARIA DE JESUS; SCHRADER, KURT PHILLIP J; SCHUELE, KEVIN DECLAN; SEGRETI-PAULSEN, LEAH ANN; SEPULVEDA, MARIA ESTHER; SHAFFER, MELANIE GRACE; SHAH, NITA A; SHAH, SHILPA A; SHEELY, BRANDY MARIE; SIEGEL, ANNALIESE DANIELLE; SIMEK, MICHELLE LYNN; SLAYTON, BRITTANY MICHELLE; SLUSHER, JULIA ANN; SMITH II, ELWYN E; SMRZ, JENNIFER; SOTO, MIRIAM; STOB, JANIS L; STUDINGER, SCOTT A; TCHOP, CORINNE HOPE; TEHSEEN, AYESHA; THIESE, CLAIRE NOELLE; TOADDY, LINDA L; TOVAR, DANIELA; TRENTADUE, MELINDA KAY; TROWBRIDGE, LAURA GRACE; TURNER, ANGELENA; UCZEN, RICHARD T; VAN DIEPEN, CONSTANCE M; VARNO, LORI L; WASHINGTON, DEBORAH A; WEDER, JACQUELINE M; WHITE, CARRIE S; WHITSON, CENDY; WIERINGA, NADIA TODOROVA; WORRELL, WANDALYSE; WYMAN, ELIZABETH A; ZULAWSKI, NANCY L Salary Range: $25,000 - $39,999 AGUILAR, ELVIRA; ANDROSKY, KEILA R; BACH, AUSTIN; BAY, JENNIFER MARIE; BELLISARIO, PAUL CHRISTOPHER; CANALE, DEBORAH ANN; CARMONA, LETICIA; CASEY, GAYLE L; CHAIDEZ, VERONICA FRANCO; CHRISTIAN, DAWN MARIE; CLINE, ROBERT DONALD; CUCCINOTTO, KIMBERLY LYNN; DIAZ, BIANCA; ESTOCK, ANNA E; GAVARD, NORMA J; HAINEY, WENDY LYNN; HILDEBRANDT, MARY JO; KRAUSE, LISA M; KRESSNER, DENISE A; LAMELA, CYNTHIA S; LIES, VICTORIA MARIE; MAYER, JANET M; MCGINNIS, MELANIE JAYNE; MCKENNA, ELLEN STACY; MOORE, ANNMARIE T; NICHOLS, MARIAN L; O’NEAL, EVERITT A; OLIVA, KIM R; ORLANDO, NANCY L; PETERSON, DAWN L; PUTONG, DOROTHY A; RANDIN, WILMA E; RIVERA, ARACELLI; RUNDELL, LISA M; SALAS, DOLORES BERENICE; SALAZAR, SANDRA A; SCHARDT-SANDS, DEANNA LYNN; SCHMIDT, TAMMY A; SCHWARZ, RACHEL ANNE; SKEEL, PAMELA; SLAYTON-STEVENS, ALINA; SOTO, CLAIRE L; STACHOWIAK, JULIANE; STRALEY, CHRISTINE M; SUAREZ, ERIKA MAGNOLIA; SUTOR, NANCY M; VANDERGRIFT BUSSE, DEBORAH LYNN; VIRAMONTES LARA, EDUARDO; ZYGOWICZ, RYAN EDWARD Salary Range: $40,000 - $59,999 ABBOTT, DEANNE L; AGUILERA, MARIANA C; ALVERIO, SANDRA EVALIS; APARICIO, VIOLETA; BALSITIS, TIFFANY ANN; CARPINTERO, MICHAEL ANTHONY; CAVAZOS, JOAN L; CINFIO, RALPH; DASZKIEWICZ, DIANE M; DAVALOS, RAUDEL; DIAZ, RICARDO A; ELENA, ARNOLDO; ERNST, RICK E; ESCALANTE, JESUS; EUFRASIO, AUDREY A; FLANAGAN, THOMAS ALEXANDER; FLEURY, MICHAEL ANDREW; GRABOWSKI, ROBERT; GUARE, STEVE R; GUERRERO, MONICA; HENDERSON, SANDRA L; HERNANDEZ, EUSEBIO; JILEK, TAMARA L; JUNIOR, NICOLE MARIE; KRIEG, CAROLYN A; LANDA, AMY M; LARA, JOEL; MARTIN, ELIZABETH; MUSIEL, See Notices on next page

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LEGAL NOTICES Continued from previous page MICHAEL ALFRED; NOLAN, MARGARET ELIZABETH; PALUMBO, PATRICIA ROSE; PARRILLO, JEANINE MARIE; QUIRK, RICHARD A; RADEMACHER, JILLIAN GRACE; REIDY, JOHN PATRICK; ROGERS, MEREDITH LYNN; SANSONE, ANGELA DIANE; SCHENK, ELIZABETH A; TAYLOR, JOSEPH DONALD; TOYAMA, RUTH EVNHA; WHITE, DANIEL W; WHITESIDE, DIANA M; YUNKER, ANHTUYET PHAM; ZAAGMAN, LAURA G Salary Range: $60,000 and over BARD, CHRISTINE P; BRESSANI, VANESSA; CARVER, KEVIN LEE JR; GAGE, MICHAEL JEROME; GOSZCZYCKI, GREGORY G; GRIPPO, LISA LYNN; HERNANDEZ, ALBERTO; HERNANDEZ, ALBERTO JR; KAPELLEN, DANIEL J; KOLNICK, DEBORA J; KUZMA, KRZYSZTOF PAWEL; LEWEK, JEAN M; MICELI, LINETTE M; PAVLOVSKY, ANTHONY M JR; PINNEY, MICHAEL C; POHLMEIER, DAVID M; POSIK, WILLIAM A JR; POST, CYNTHIA K; REBOLETTI, DONNA MARIE; SIKORA, LESZEK; ZINN, CHAD E Payments over $2,500, excluding wages and salaries.

Person, Firm, or Aggregate Amount Corporation A Lamp Concrete 10,424.70 Contractors, Inc. ABG PEST CONTROL 3,200.00 ACCURATE BIOMETRICS, INC. 3,922.50 ADI 35,801.65 AEP ENERGY 296,538.89 AIR CLEANING SPECIALISTS,INC. 14,175.35 AMERICAN EXPRESS 152,241.36 AMERICAN READING COMPANY 942,090.00 AMERIPRISE FINANCIAL 5,598.00 Amita Health GlenOaks Day School 17,722.80 Amplified IT 5,082.00 ANDERSON LOCK 18,361.36 ANNUITY PREMIUM RESERVE ACCOUNT 10,450.00 AP fbo Anthromed LLC. Main 65,843.15 ARBOR MANAGEMENT INC. 962,665.21 Armor Shield Construction Inc. 272,411.00 ARTHUR J. GALLAGHER RMS, INC. 33,775.00 Aspire 81,088.28 ASSOCIATED CONTROLS, INC. 3,316.28 ASSURANCE FIRE & SAFETY, INC. 3,163.85 ASSUREDPARTNERS OF ILLINOIS, LTD 11,516.00 BARR MECHANICAL SALES INC. 6,205.34 BARRACUDA 8,729.52 BELL TECHLOGIX INC. 27,680.00 BHFX DIGITAL IMAGING LLC 3,000.00 Bigfoot Mobile Systems, Inc 3,940.00 BLACKBOARD 9,741.89 BP 13,352.92

BRAINPOP LLC 13,039.20 Bump Armor 58,861.87 C.O.R.E. ACADEMY_49904 57,532.41 CALL ONE 31,123.40 Camelot Therapeutic Day School 107,170.50 Candor Helath Education 4,354.00 CDW GOVERNMENT, INC. 447,071.07 CENTRAL STATE BUS SALES,INC. 239,493.00 CHASE CARD SERVICES 50,339.23 Chicago Backflow 4,800.00 CHICAGO COMMUNICATIONS 76,961.78 CHILD’S VOICE SCHOOL 11,265.71 CINTAS FIRE PROTECTION 2,635.57 CLARE WOODS ACADEMY 77,290.10 cloudbakers 9,653.87 COMCAST 204,707.82 CONNECTIONS PEDIATRIC THERAPY, LLC 33,456.00 CONSORTIUM FOR EDUCATIONAL CHANGE 76,725.00 CONVERGINT TECHNOLOGIES 46,370.00 COUCH CLARITY, PC 3,800.00 DANCING DRUM 3,000.00 DATAMATION IMAGING SERVICES 3,037.55 Dawsons Tree service 24,094.00 DELL 503,230.67 DISCOUNT SCHOOL SUPPLY 13,754.91 DISCOVERY EDUCATION 31,288.00 DISTRICT 45 EMPLOYEES ASN IEA/NEA 9,776.44 DUDE SOLUTIONS INC. 11,467.55 DUPAGE CREDIT UNION 100,350.00 DuPage Division of IASA 5,550.00 DUPAGE FEDERATION HUMAN SERVICES REFORM 8,200.39 DuPAGE REGIONAL OFFICE OF EDUCATION 2,775.00 EAB GLOBAL INC 25,125.00 ECS MIDWEST LLC 28,450.00 EDMENTUM 6,850.00 Education Framework Inc. 9,339.00 EDUCATIONAL BENEFITS COOPERATIVE 4,900,672.90 ELLISON 2,576.26 EQUI_VEST Loan Lockbox 6,000.00 ERICKSON ENGINEERING ASSOC 3,223.75 ERIKSON ENGINERING 27,672.50 ESSCOE, L.L.C. 6,141.14 Explore Learning 4,205.00 FEDERAL SUPPLY USA 25,875.95 FILEWAVE INC. 9,768.00 FIRST STUDENT 787,091.03 FLOOD BROTHERS 5,428.05 FLOODLIGHT DESIGN LLC 42,000.00 FOLLETT EDUCATION SERVICES 3,977.57 FOLLETT LIBRARY RESOURCES 25,956.70 FOLLETT SCHOOL SOLUTIONS 17,777.07 FORECAST 5 ANALYTICS, INC. 14,973.50 FRANK COONEY COMPANY 28,412.18 FRONTLINE TECHNOLOGIES INC 35,358.93 GALIC DISBURSING COMPANY 86,615.00

GENERAL BINDING CORP. 2,710.38 Gilbane Building Company 722,846.42 Glenbard Security, Inc. 79,710.00 GRAINGER 18,549.61 GREAT MINDS LLC 155,620.07 Hancock Engineering 4,248.00 HANDWRITING WITHOUT TEARS 31,572.50 HAPPY NUMBERS INC. 6,574.96 HEARTLAND PAYMENT SYSTEMS 5,795.00 HIGHWAY SALES, INC. 5,794.69 HOME DEPOT CREDIT SERVICES 9,967.74 HYDE PARK DAY SCHOOL 49,572.60 IASA 3,017.97 IASB 7,455.00 ILLINOIS DEPT OF REVENUE 1,340,308.33 ILLINOIS MUNICIPAL RETIREMENT FUND 1,323,987.92 ILLINOIS PRINCIPALS ASSN. 7,908.27 Illinois Public Risk Fund 95,540.00 Illinois Speech-Language-Hearing Assoc 2,540.00 ILLINOIS STATE DISBURSEMENT UNIT 7,982.88 INDIAN PRAIRIE SCHOOL DISTRICT 204 4,087.26 ING LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITY CO 2,730.00 Institute for Multi-Sensory Education 11,186.83 INTERIORS FOR BUSINESS. INC. 18,696.00 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE 4,619,252.29 INTRADO INERACTIVE SERV DIV 8,625.18 IRC-ALRC 2,700.00 ISLAMIC FOUNDATION SCHOOL 28,346.10 ISTATION 6,314.50 IVS, INC 26,265.58 J.C.LICHT 13,135.09 JOHN HANCOCK FINANCIAL SERVICES 3,158.64 JOHNSON CONTROLS 9,017.44 JOHNSON CONTROLS_20725 5,365.40 JOHNSON CONTROLS_20726 28,374.37 JOSTENS 13,324.67 K & M PRINTING COMPANY 38,965.57 Kajeet 42,496.82 KELLEY B. LAESCH,M.A., CCC-SLP/L 8,180.00 KELLY A. BRADSHAW 36,315.00 KEVIN’S AUTO & DIESEL REPAIR 5,906.53 KONICA MINOLTA BUSINESS SOLUTIONS 29,039.94 KONICA MINOLTA PREMIER FINANCE 137,206.30 KRANZ INCORPORATED 142,463.67 Kudelski Security 15,338.50 LADDER LATCH 17,600.00 LAKESHORE RECYCLING SYSTEMS 5,004.12 Laureate Day School 19,413.16 LAUTERBACH & AMEN LLP 22,500.00 LEARNING A-Z 43,454.30 LEARNING WITHOUT TEARS 2,844.88 LEND 4,734.00 LITERABLY, INC. 17,869.91

LOMBARD ACE HARDWARE 22,115.26 LORA CAREY 29,963.72 M & J Asphalt Paving Company 52,470.00 MAKE MUSIC, INC. 6,760.00 MC CANN INDUSTRIES INC. 2,736.29 MENTA ACADEMY HILLSIDE 65,750.11 Michael Koch Decorating 14,800.00 MICHAEL’S UNIFORM COMPANY 7,062.82 Midland Plumbing & Sewer 52,695.00 Midwest Center for Hope and Healing LTD 4,300.00 MYSTERY SCIENCE INC. 4,996.00 NDW Holdings,LLC 51,989.00 15,839.00 NEUCO INC. NEWS-2-YOU 4,753.49 NEWSELA 34,768.00 NICOR GAS 7,569.25 NORTHERN ILLINOIS GAS 42,612.94 OTIS ELEVATOR COMPANY 11,955.46 Paddock Enterprises Inc 12,000.00 PANDECON INC. 74,238.00 Parkland Preparatory Academy 46,939.20 Partners in Advanced Education, Inc. 22,500.00 PEAR DECK INC 5,975.00 PEARSON EDUCATION INC. 3,421.53 PERSONNEL CONCEPTS 3,148.76 PITNEY BOWES 3,057.78 PORTER PIPE & SUPPLY COMPANY 5,371.04 POWER SCHOOL GROUP LLC 18,364.80 R.E. ALLEN AND ASSOCIATES, LTD 18,400.00 RANDALL INDUSTRIES 3,228.48 RED WING BUSINESS ADVANTAGE ACCOUNT 6,503.85 RELIANCE STANDARD LIFE INS CO. 50,899.34 RENAISSANCE LEARNING, INC. 10,107.50 RIEKE OFFICE INTERIORS 121,245.00 RIVERSIDE INSIGHTS, LLC 16,565.00 ROBBINS, SCHWARTZ, NICHOLAS & LIFTON LTD195,731.19 ROY STROM 9,053.89 ROYAL PIPE & SUPPLY COMPANY 11,597.77 RUNCO 23,887.23 S & H Uniforms Corp.

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ANNUAL STATEMENT OF AFFAIRS SUMMARY FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 2021

The summary must be published in the local newspaper.

Copies of the detailed Annual Statement of Affairs for the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2021 will be available for public inspection in the school district/joint agreement administrative office by December 1, annually. Individuals wanting to review this Annual Statement of Affairs should contact:

Dupage High School District 88

2 Friendship Plaza, Addison, IL

School District/Joint Agreement Name

630-530-3981

Address

7:30am - 4:00pm

Telephone

Office Hours

Also by January 15, annually the detailed Annual Statement of Affairs for the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2021, will be posted on the Illinois State Board of Education's website@ www.isbe.net.

SUMMARY: The following is the Annual Statement of Affairs Summary that is required to be published by the school district/joint agreement for the past fiscal year.

Statement of Operations as of June 30, 2021 Educational

Operations & Maintenance

Debt Services

Transportation

Municipal Retirement/Social Security

Capital Projects

Working Cash

Fire Prevention & Safety

Tort

48,307,581

6,897,121

10,832,209

1,798,727

2,326,929

772

31,072

0

0

Total Direct Receipts/Revenues

0 6,638,927 3,880,559 58,827,067

0 0 136,462 7,033,583

0 0 10,832,209

0 1,264,368 0 3,063,095

0 0 0 2,326,929

0 0 772

0 0 31,072

0 0 0

0 0 0

Total Direct Disbursements/Expenditures

58,026,698

6,227,449

10,782,555

2,546,477

2,077,966

701,680

0

0

5,316 16,624,588

0 2,143,454

34,279 1,042,971

370,000 2,437,844

0 661,790

2,000,000 -258,812

-2,370,000 9,051,328

0 0

0 0

0 17,430,273

0 2,949,588

0 1,126,904

0 3,324,462

0 910,753

0 1,040,280

0 6,712,400

0 0

0 0

Local Sources Flow-Through Receipts/Revenues from One District to Another District State Sources Federal Sources

Other Sources/Uses of Funds Beginning Fund Balances - July 1, 2020 Other Changes in Fund Balances Ending Fund Balances June 30, 2021

1000 2000 3000 4000

GROSS PAYMENT FOR CERTIFIED PERSONNEL Salary Range: Less Than $25,000 A FONSECA; A MCGREAL; A NEWINGHAM; A PACILLI; B BENNETT; B KELSAY; B MURPHY; C MARTINEZ; D FLORES; E WELCH; G WILSON; H MANSOOR; J ANDREWS; J GIBSON; J KOPF; J MALAGON; J WALKER; K ALLEN; K ZAVALA; M BACINICH; M CAPUTO; M CHADWICK-DECARLO; M DILWORTH; M SADLER; M STOLTZ; P BROWNE; R CHAUDHRY; S BOISSE; S DURAN; S WOZNIAK; T GERVAIS; V DUFFIN; V SAVOIA Salary Range: $25,000 - $39,999 B SIMON; C JANSEN; E LJUBIJANKIC; J BROWN; K MCGOVERN; M ROSS; R MANLEY; S FLEMMING; S WINFREY Salary Range: $40,000 - $59,999 A ENRIQUEZ; A GONZALEZ JR.; A ROHLFING; D RAMIREZ; F CRONE; J DUSZYNSKI; L CALO; L GARCIA; L WEINBRENNER; M ADDSee Notices on next page

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Continued from previous page ANTE; P SUBERS; R VOGT; S MILLER; S REYNOLDS; T STONE; V MARTINEZ; Y SHAH; Z JOINER Salary Range: 60,000 $89,999 A ANDERSON; A BELTRANO; A FRIAS; A GRICE; A PENNELLA; A RENDAK; A RIZVI; A SERRANO; A STOMBRES; A TELLO; A VACA; A WELTIN; A WILHOIT; B MAHER; B PULIA; C PALUMBO; C PERKINS; C SHOUP; C SKALA; C SYCHTA; D FERNANDEZ; D MARINE; D MARTINEZ; D MILLER; E DORADO; E HUTCHINSON; E RODRIGUEZ; E SIANIS; G HORABIK; H FOSTER; H FOURNIER; H WALSH; J ANGLE; J CALLAHAN; J CAMPBELL; J MIR; J RANA; J SCHULMEISTER; K ANDERSON; K KLIMEK; K MARTINEZ; K MILLING; K QUINN; L ALMANZA-FERNANDEZ; M DINOVO; M DORO; M GUZA; M JOHNSON; M LINDGREN; M MAROTTA; M ROSENGRANT; M ROSS; M WILLIAMS-RIVERA; N GOMEZ-MORAN; N WOODBURY; P RANSOM; R ORTIZ; R PERONTO; R WRIGHT; S BELKNAP; S DALY; S GARDUNO; S LAM; S LE; T HOCKENSMITH Salary Range: $90,000 and over A COLETTA; A EAKLEY; A EDWARDS; A FERRARO; A GEBHART; A GROSSART; A JACKSON; A LENAGHAN; A LU; A MCSWEENEY; A MITCHELL; A MURPHY; A NIX; A NOWAK; A PESCHKE; A PETERS; A SEVERINO; A STARK; A SULLIVAN; B BLAIR; B CHELMECKI; B COLLINGS; B DONALDSON; B ESLICK; B FENSKE; B LYONS; B MAGUIRE; B MURPHY; B NASH; B SCHMIT; B SHANAHAN; C AVDIU; C BAZANT; C CALANDRA; C DEMENT; C DUNK; C ERWIN; C GRICE; C HEBREARD; C KANE; C SHERIDAN; C SMITH; C TATE; C TRAPANI; C VALA; C WARE; C ZAMORA-FAILLA; D ARIANO; D BANNON; D BIRKNER; D BRINK; D COCHRAN; D FLIEGEL; D GARCIA; D KRAUSE; D STYLER; D WHITTAKER; D ZAROU; E CRAIG; E DELACRUZ; E ENGEL; E GROTH; E HOSTER; E MATYSEK; E NORBERG; E TIU; E ZWART; G STRZELCZYK; G WALKER; H SUTTON; I CARRANZA HEGNER; I JIMENEZ; I MASON; I NIEWINSKI; J ANDREWS; J BARBANENTE; J BECERRA; J BOBEK; J BOLSINGER; J BRYERS; J BUGAJSKY; J BURNS; J CLARK; J CONNOLLY; J DE LEON; J DEL REAL; J EPPLE; J FOSTER; J FOUSER; J GOURLEY; J HEGNER; J HERNANDEZ; J JOHNSON; J KEDVESH; J KOWALSKI; J LASCHINSKI; J MAHONEY; J MURPHY; J NELLESSEN; J PERUSICH; J PHILLIPS; J RASSO; J SIMOUSEK; J SOKOLOWSKI; J VITIRITTI-LYNCH; J WHITE; J ZIEBKA; J ZWART; K BONK; K DOWNER; K HANEY; K INZINGA; K LIPOWSKI; K MARSTON; K MCCOLAUGH; K MIKESELL; K OLSON; K REDDING; K SANTINI; K STRAND-CARROLL; K THOMAS; K WILSON; K WOLCOTT; L ALLENSPACH; L BUGAJSKY; L CESCOLINI-BOYER; L CUSCADEN; L DE LA TORRE; L FRAZIER; L LOPEZ; L MAGNAVITE; L MARZEC; L PINA; L THOMAS; M BARNEY; M BAUERS; M BOLDEN; M BURNS; M CHORAZYCZEWSKI; M CLAPPER; M COCHRAN; M FRANCISCO; M GALFI; M GRAHAM; M HAUSSMANN; M JONES; M KALIC; M KENNEDY; M MAASKE; M MOLINA; M MORALES; M MURPHY; M OLSON; M PHILLIPS; M PORTER; M RAMON; M SALGADO; M SCOTT; M SULLIVAN; M THOMPSON; M VALESKI; M WARREN; M ZAUCHA; N HILDRETH; N PINGEL; N STACH WILEN; N WAHLGREN; P MONTGOMERY; P PARPET; P STEWART; R BAZON; R BUDLER; R DALY; R DINI; R DOMERACKI; R HENEGHAN; R JANUSZ; R KAROS; R MORRIS; R SCHADER; R SERIO; R WATHIER; S BRIDGES; S BRUNS; S CHOJNACKI; S COLE; S D’AMBROSE; S ENNIS; S FORCASH; S GIERTZ; S GILLIAM; S GROBSTEIN; S HELTON; S HOLLAND; S MORAN; S NELSON; S NITKA; S NUNEZ; S O’CONNOR; S PHILLIPS; S PUCCINI; S SCAPARDINE; S WOJCIK; T ARTMAN; T BENDICSEN; T GATSES; T HARRELL; T HUBNER; T LAVORATO; T LINWOOD; T MARZULLO; T MURPHY; T NELSON; T WILSON; T WOEBEL; T

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Person, Firm, or Aggregate Corporation Amount 8 TO 18 MEDIA, INC. 3750 A. WILLIAM SEEGERS ARCHITECTS 25914.22 ABLE ACADEMY 7057.93 ACACIA ACADEMY 56796.56

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ANNUAL STATEMENT OF AFFAIRS SUMMARY FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 2021

The summary must be published in the local newspaper.

Copies of the detailed Annual Statement of Affairs for the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2021 will be available for public inspection in the school district/joint agreement administrative office by December 1, annually. Individuals wanting to review this Annual Statement of Affairs should contact:

Bensenville Elementary School District 2

210 South Church Rd., Bensenville, IL 60106

(630) 766-5940

7:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m., Mon - Fri

Address

Telephone

Office Hours

School District/Joint Agreement Name

Also by January 15, annually the detailed Annual Statement of Affairs for the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2021, will be posted on the Illinois State Board of Education's website@ www.isbe.net.

SUMMARY: The following is the Annual Statement of Affairs Summary that is required to be published by the school district/joint agreement for the past fiscal year.

Statement of Operations as of June 30, 2021 Educational

Operations & Maintenance

Debt Services

Transportation

Municipal Retirement/Social Security

Capital Projects

Working Cash

Tort

Fire Prevention & Safety

24,798,576

3,196,173

729,180

590,686

684,059

3,318

8,501

251,581

1

Total Direct Receipts/Revenues

0 5,272,242 4,029,319 34,100,137

0 0 0 3,196,173

0 0 729,180

0 412,483 421 1,003,590

0 25,562 18,205 727,826

0 0 3,318

0 0 8,501

0 0 251,581

0 0 1

Total Direct Disbursements/Expenditures

31,076,644

2,513,676

1,477,892

963,077

673,945

1,448,848

0 20,755,513 0 23,779,006

0 3,570,749 0 4,253,246

0 2,515,608 0 1,766,896

0 817,910 0 858,423

0 25,945 0 79,826

0 3,493,757 0 2,048,227

Local Sources Flow-Through Receipts/Revenues from One District to Another District State Sources Federal Sources

1000 2000 3000 4000

Other Sources/Uses of Funds Beginning Fund Balances - July 1, 2020 Other Changes in Fund Balances Ending Fund Balances June 30, 2021

GROSS PAYMENT FOR CERTIFIED PERSONNEL Salary Range: Less Than $25,000 Arianas, Effie; Carrera, Criselda; Colletti, Stephanie Marie; Cooper, Emily Bruch; Dolce, Ashley Rose; Glomp, Kimberly K; Godawski, Zuzanna; Grothendick, Robert; Hanrahan, Adele; Kappel, Dara P; Kirchner, Bonnie; Lewandowski, Kristen Marie; Martinez, Erik; Mixon, Annemarie C; Nguyen, Katrina Marie; Nowicka, Dagmara Natalia; Peterson, Katie Elizabeth; Pietsch-Moore, Rita; Piszyk-Figeroa, Emily; Price, Patricia; Pruitt, Cristina Eve; Reedy, Maureen; Ringgenberg, Kimberley Marie; Rustman, Loren Meghan; Stranz, Joanna; Strehlau, Michaela Spencer; Sullivan III, Edward Stephen; Szwaya, Jennifer E; Verardi, Michael; Volpe, Mariel; Zanoni, Lauren Elizabeth Salary Range: $25,000 - $39,999 Castaneda Hernandez, Nisma; DelRio, Alan; Elizondo, Daniela; Mazur, Christopher M; Michels, Sonia L Hamilton; Riding, Tiffany Lillian Cecilia; Simonelli, Alyssa Marie Salary Range: $40,000 - $59,999 Arado, Megan Marie; Austin, Victoria Lynn; Balducci, Mary; Bek, Gloria; Bendik, Diane Ellen; Berngard, 408287.xlsx Amanda Rose; Boeing, Carly Eileen; Boyko, PublishedSum 4 Jacob; Brauer, Brian Garrett; Brodsky, Nicole Marie; Bucio, Tessia; Caffero, Michelle; Cates, Courtney R; Chappell, Justin; Contreras, Susana; Crane, Julie Lynn; Delgado, Ana Maria; Dolgin, Brandee; Dunbaugh, Ashleigh Nichole; Eatherton, Lori Elizabeth; Ellsworth, Laura Jean; Esparza, Elizabeth; Fabbri, Lauren; Fedor, Kristen; Fernandez, Carol Melissa; Fisher, Christopher Thomas; Georgopulos,

Natalie Marie; Glynn, Melissa Ann; Go- Lily; Wojtaczka, Ursula Anna; Wolod, Erin dinez, Jesus; Granrath Jr, Marc; Grogan, Elizabeth; Zepeda, Yuridia Salary Range: Lillian; Guerrero, Susan; Gutsell, Mia; Han- 60,000 - $89,999 Ahmad, Noreen; Allen, napel, Amanda Lyn; Hansen, Helen; Heller, Heidi Christine; Alvarez, Karla; Alvarez, Rachel Irene; Hernandez, Cristal; Hinton, Tara Katherine; Baker, Craig Irwin; Borjas, Allison Nichole; Holcomb, Rachel Chris- Stephanie; Boswell, Lisa Marie; Breault, tine; Ibarra, Isabella Marie; Ibeling, Tracy Brendan G; Calderin, Carol Sue; Campos, Stephany; Iwema, Dianne Joy; Jirsa, Mi- Armando; Cazares, Jaime; Ciesla, Kathryn chelle Ashley; Kent, Jenifer; Klein, Elyssa; Mary; Conway, Kelly Lyn; Corbett, Mary; Klingler, Katelynn Marie; Knudsen, Daniel Cornier-Umana, Carissa; Delaney, Richard David; Kowall, Michelle Margarite; Krej- A; Delgado Murillo, Blanca Baness; Demca, Chaelee Marie; Lange, Katherine; Latz, ma, Meredith Anne; DeMuth, Aubrey; Di Karen C; Lee, Alyssa; Lee, Jenna J; Lin- Fresco, Valerie Denise; Doell, Kristin Dawn coln, Kayla; Lizak, Marie Celeste; Llanes, Bondi; Donohue-Canfield, Nancy; Doyle, Carola; Luna, Diana Marie; Mansour, Tania; Amanda Marion; Dresen, Melissa J; Drum, Marciniak, Holly B; Mark, Jessica Paige; Ryan K; Ellett, David Lawrence; Fausto, Masghati, Rameela; McKenna, Erica Ann; Lizzeth; Felker, Susan L; Fitch, StephaMcKinney, Brooke Nicole; Mendoza, Cait- nie; Gallas, Michelle Lynn; Georgopoulos, lin Emma; Mercado, Jayleen Marie; Milic, Nicholas T; Glenn, Christine M; Glore, Sarah Deborah; Minter, Rachel Eleanor; Heather N; Greco, Caitlin Marie; GrunMorgen, Roland Terrence; Morong, Sarah wald, Erin Eileen; Guajardo, Sheri Lynn; M; Morrison, Emily A; Nadolski, Jennifer Guevara, Christina Elisa; Guzman, Dora M; June; Novak, Mary Therese Kelly; Nunez, Hanley III, Joseph John; Hanley, Margaret Yesenia; O Toole, Skyelar Morgan; Ola- Baker; Hisaw, Amanda R; Kendall, Kelly kowski, Christina Marie; Parry, Kathryn Crowley; Kozij, Michelle A; Kruse, Connie Ellen; Pedersen, Lisa Marie; Perez, Tara Rose; Kulze, Lisa Carolyn; Kushik-Sinclair, Elise; Perry, Katie Elizabeth; Peterson, Mol- Jodi L; Laga, Caitlin Eileen; Larsen, Mary ly May; Podrazik, David Edward; Pulido, B; Long, Adam Richard; Mazzone, VictoMaria; Rabe, Joan Michelle Yvonne; Rago, 1 of ria; 1 McAllister, Katelynn Lillian; McElFrank A; Ramel, Susan Anne; Raymond, ligott, Jennifer Eve; McGrath, Meaghan Cari Lynn; Reinhart, Brittany Ann; Rich- Johnson; McGraw, Jennifer Marie; Moritz, ardson, Suzanne Renee; Rivera, Faye Lynn; Beth Anne; Mrowice, Nicole Ashley; MulRook, Melanie Lynn Kaderabek; Schoepp, len, Kristi Michelle; Negrete Gomez, Laura Tara Michelle; Snyder, Lisa; Spikings, E; Newman, Crystal Sunshine; Olsen, KerWendy; Swidron, Renee Ashley; Teague, ry A; Opielowski, Erin Jeanette; Ottolino, Tereon Monique; Tello, Bridget; Tsipiani- Domenica D; Poli, Christy; Popescu, Cora tis, Michelle Irene; Valenzuela, Jacqueline Elena; Renelli, Dulce L; Rieger, Lauren Guadalupe; Vazquez, Carla A; Velazquez, Nicole; Rodriguez Jr, Agustin; Rodriguez,

0 547,368 0 555,869

214,834

0

0 185,749 0 222,496

0 1,411 0 1,412

Jennifer Rose; Rudenga, Alice Marie; Rudy, Anne Kathryn; Shabaker, Michelle; Stewart, Amy Kempf; Taylor, Sarah Conklin; Topp, Debra L; Uman, Samantha Ann; Vincent, Kara Marie; Vlangos, Patty; Vranas, Argiro; Weller, Jeanette Zaura; Williams, Kirk C.; Winters, William F; Wojcieszek, Laura M; Wyka, Janice Amy; Yanun, Alejandro Ariel; Yetter, Mary M; Zeitler, William Alexander; Zulauf, Benjamin Aaron Salary Range: $90,000 and over Adams, Angela L; Arcivar, Christina Lynn; Baglarz, Marianne; Barca, Nancy Marie; Berardi, Deanna Lynn; Brown, Sandra Lynn; Dugan, Kathleen Elizabeth; Finch, Perry A; Geraci, Kari Ann; Greene, Juliann; Kersten, Jeffrey R; Kindelin, Kathy Lynn; Morris, Maria C; Nemesnyik, Catherine A; O Connell, Laura Elizabeth; Olsen, Nicole Beth; Palacios, Edgar Fernando; Paonessa, Anne Marie; Patino, Carlos Alberto; Peterson, Mary B; Salecker, Greg S; Schwabe, Therese M; Stelter, James E; Thielenhouse, Mina Anne; Zabel, Juliet Marje GROSS PAYMENT FOR NONCERTIFIED PERSONNEL Salary Range: Less Than $25,000 Adame Chavez, Delia; Aggarwal, Megha; Allen, Hari J; Andrews, Karen; Arianas, Effie; Arreguin, Nadia Erendira; Aviles, Adella Ann; Ayyad, Hanan; Babich, Janice M; Balderas, Karina; Berns-Zare, Ilene; Bomicino, Nancy; Brens, Sheri A; Buena, Lauren Grace; Cabral-Sanchez, Brenda; Cardenas, Vanessa; Carlson, Jennifer Lee; Carter, Jade; Castro, Maria Delaluz; Castro-Zetina, Jurie; Chalifoux, Marianne; Clanton, Theresa Lateya; Colgrove, Julie A; Colletti, Stephanie

UNIVERSAL TAXI ISPATCH, INC. 55686.3 USPS-POC 24900 VANGUARD ENERGY SERVICES 167171.94 VARI SALES CORPORATION 3150 VARIABLE ANNUITY LIFE INS. CO. 66592 VERNIER SOFTWARE 2856.39 VICTOR ENVELOPE CO. 2743.56 VILLA PARK ELECTRICAL SUPPLY 17398.22 VILLA PARK OFFICE EQUIPMENT 3694.9 VILLAGE OF ADDISON 175372.03 VILLAGE OF VILLA PARK 171537.82 VISTA HIGHER LEARNING 41278.75 VITA PERSONA LLC 11913.13 WAREHOUSE DIRECT INC 3401.9 WEST SUBURBAN CONFERENCE 29460.72 WEST SUBURBAN TEACHERS UNION 261398.19 WESTMONT PARK DISTRICT 3313 WIGHT & COMPANY 191832.46 WILLIAM H. SADLIER, INC. 32193.91 WOOD DALE BOWL 2793.25 YESCO CHICAGO 12104.8 YVONNE TSAGALIS 3688.51 ZOOM VIDEO COMMUNICATIONS, INC 23849.36 (Published in the Addison Independent, Bensenville Independent & Villa Park Review Nov. 25, 2021) 408411

Marie; Contreras, Fatima; Cooper, Lisa Ann; Coronel, Margarita; Daniel, Sherin Mary; Davydova, Elena Matveyevna; DeGuia, Fe Esperanza D; Delgadillo, Maria; Dickey, David Joseph; Escalante, Gloria; Eskildsen, Leslie Anne; Exconde, Aleli Gracita; Favela, Eva; Fernandez, Anarlet; Folisi, Jo A; Galvan, Jose Guadalupe; Galvan, Raquel; Garcia, Moncerrat Silvia; Garza, Rosa Elena; Garza, Sigi; Gill, Kathleen Mary; Godawski, Zuzanna; Gorostieta, Adela; Griffin, Althea M; Gutierrez Magana, Alejandra; Harrison Sr., Johnny; Hernandez, Yanet; Hodges, Robert Anthony; Hourston, Brittany Jayna; Hurtado, Erica Maria; Iozzo, Clarita A; Irra De La Cruz, Ana; Ivanova Pashova, Siyka; Jackson, LaVerna; Jandura, Barbara; Jordan, Linda; Kassam, Kimberly Marie; Keehn, Nina; Kelly, Luz V; Kirchner, Bonnie; Kouame, Nguessan; Landeros, Norma A; LeClaire, Michael Raymond; Lelito, Joseph M; Lopez, Roberto; Maretta, Theresa Marie; Marin Garcia, Adriana; Marquez De Acuna, Silvia Margarita; Martens, Jennifer Lynn; Mason, Ildiko Kristina; McComb, Deborah; McGowan, Joyce Marie; Medina, Maria De Jesus; Medina, Maria Guadalupe; Mendoza, Annamarie; Menotti, Carol A; Mierzwa, Malgorzata; Miranda, Patricia; Montoya, Jacqueline M; Murphy, Roberta A; Navarro, Sonia Noemi; Nevitt, Ashley Elizabeth; Nguyen, Katrina Marie; Nimmer, Marlene A; Nunez, Mireida; Olmos Silva, Guadalupe; Overfield, Tara Kathleen; Palafox, Estefania; Perkins, Kristen Marie; Perry, Katie Elizabeth; Piekutowski, Monika Wioletta; Price, Patricia; Rabe, Joan Michelle Yvonne; Reyes, Maria C; Rezulak, Amy Ryann; Rivera, Felix Rios; Rodriguez, Sergio; Sadique, Racquel Barin; Schoepp, Tara Michelle; Sears, Janet; Selimovski, Zeniha; Sibri, Carol Viviana; Smith, Carolyn Jane; St Marie, Eve; Steger-Cook, Jacqueline; Stewart, Aaron; Swanson, Debra L; Teague, Tereon Monique; Thompson, Rebecca; Tolentino-Estrada, Lucero; Tredota, Anna; Tronnes-Hernandez, Esther; Vale, Annette; Van Dyke, Debbie Lou; Van Dyke, Steve M; Vassar, Margaret Lynn; Velazquez, Yessenia; Vilchis, Erika; Vizcarra, Baudelio; Wawczak, Nicole; Wilke-Fetcho, Angela; Williams, Alexi Emily; Williams, Carrie; Zanoni, Lauren Elizabeth Salary Range: $25,000 - $39,999 Arreguin, Jesus; Ayala, Myriam D; Barrios, Delma Lucia; Bassi, Cathleen L; Butz, Laura; Caballero, Lori Magana; Chavez, Emilia; Contreras, Licette; Diaz, Sylvia; Eltman, Vincenza; Fritz, Paula J; Gatto, Lynda Marie; Guido, Judy A; Kasper, Amy; Lelito, Carol A; Magee, See Notices on next page

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Continued from previous page Monica Monique; Martinez, David G; Mehta, Madhu S; Oliveros, Sandra; Olivo, Marisol; Polales, Tammy Sue; Quijano, Marian; Rodriguez, Maria Lillian; Sanchez, Clarissa; Sanchez, Soledad; Simoncelli, Lisa; Soto, Magaly; Thompson, Rachel; Vitale, Mary Susan; Wallace, Melissa Faith; Webster, Natasha V Salary Range: $40,000 $59,999 Alvarado, Mary S; Arreguin, Claudia; Carpenter, Eva Judith; Cruz, Blanca E; Dominguez, Vilbert Marie; Escutia, Claudia; Garay, Arcelia; Garcia, Nelly Quijano; Gaudio, Vincent; Kochan, Jennifer Christine; Koehn, Patricia; Kutter, Janet Marie Bouchard; Langston, Michelle A; Medley, Jennifer Susan; Mrugacz, Valerie Elizabeth; Mueller, Silvana; Rojo, Elva Veronica; Schuttler, Brandy Lynn; Schwarz, Larissa Lee; Thornburg, Dianne; Velazquez, Maria; West, Joseph Richard Salary Range: $60,000 and over Chiu, Andy Hungyung; Cooper, Claire; Croci, James M; Garcia, Helen E; Geils, Deborah M; Hoeflinger, Tammy Lynn; Kramer, Colleen M; Kumar, Anshoo; Lippoldt, Keith; Manago, Manuel; Novack, Paul Joseph; Snyder, Cindy Lee; Szwankowski, Linda Anne; Waldorf, Timothy A Payments over $2,500, excluding wages and salaries.

Person, Firm, Aggregate or Corporation Amount 1230-NCPERS Group Life Ins 3,376 A & H Plumbing & Htg. 142,938 A Messe Supply Corp.

5,424 ABM 1,086,348 Academic Translations 6,409 Acco Brands USA LLC 21,346 Advanced Door & Hardware LLC 17,890 Alexian Brothers Corporate Health Services 2,764 AllPrint Inc. 29,925 Amazon 179,790 American Building Services 4,423 AnthroMed LLC, AP fbo 88,252 Apple Computer Inc 8,446 Aqua Chill of Chicago LLC 3,036 Aqualab Water Treatment Inc. 3,340 Arlington Computer Products 276,272 ASCD 3,019 Ascher Brothers Co Inc 17,100 A-Special Electric Service & Supply Co Inc 19,637 AssetGenie Inc 30,467 Austin, Victoria 2,807 Automated Logic Contracting Services 8,155 Balducci, Mary 2,781 Bank of New York Mellon, The 1,476,392 Barnes & Noble 41,061 Battelle for Kids 4,000 Battery Service Corporation 4,310 Benchmark Education Company 4,821 Bensenville Community ublic Library 4,640 Bensenville Rotary Club 2,700 BioMetric Impressions 3,060 Black Box Network Services 9,760 Black Hills Information Security LLC 10,080 Blackboard Inc 8,000 Bleacher America 6,240 Blick Art Materials 8,755 Boeing, Carly 3,074 BP 6,309 BrainPOP LLC 10,380 Branching Minds 18,482 BRBM Publishing LLC 4,145 Brian Feltes & Assoc Inc 7,685 Bucio, Tessia 3,314 Business Card 300,911 Call One 22,829 Camelot Therapeutic Schools LLC 13,882 Candor Health Education 5,005 CDI Dallas LLC 30,731 CDW Government Inc 31,299 Cengage Learning 14,246 Chicago Alternative Ed Inc 59,058

Chicago Office Technology Group 98,583 ClassLink Inc. 7,768 Clegg, Kristen L. 8,497 CLIC-ISDLAF PLUS 212,534 Coker Service Inc 3,091 Colors Inc 17,100 Committee for Children 8,630 Common Goal Systems Inc 69,620 Concordia University Chicago 8,904 ConsultOne LLC 25,850 Contreras, Susana 3,544 Corwin Press 2,790 CPC Inc/Facility Tree 2,700 Crown Castle 45,895 Davis Ltd, Deborah 32,192 Dell Marketing L.P. 291,666 Delta-T Group Illinois Inc 4,802 Destination Athlete of Cook/DuPage 6,888 Direct Energy Business 371,398 Discovery Education 8,250 Don Johnston Inc 4,750 D-R Rosemont LLC 156,398 Dugan, Dr. Kay 11,487 DuPage County Health Department 5,924 ECS Midwest LLC 6,200 Edblox Inc DBA Elevate K-12 67,200 Educational Benefit Cooperative 4,136,325 Educational Products Inc. 81,531 ER2 Image Group 2,775 ERIC Armin Inc 3,895 Erikson Institute 8,800 ExploreLearning 3,534 Exxon Mobil 4,497 EyeMed Vision Care 34,230 Fabbri, Lauren 3,074 Fastsigns 10,342 Favia Builder Inc, N A 433,180 Filter Services Inc 14,265 Forecast5 Analytics 7,426 Fox Valley Fire & Safety 5,187 FoxHire LLC 63,487 Frida Kahlo Community Organization 5,544 Frontline Technologies Group LLC 16,281 Fulcrum Management Solutions Inc 10,000 GALIC Disbursing Company 10,200 Garveys Office Products 23,861 Giant Steps 68,028 Great Lakes Kwik Space 12,808 Great Minds PBC 67,471 Greco, Caitlin Marie 2,781 Gurtz Electric Company 226,845 Guzman, Dora M 5,607 Half Pint Kids 5,933 hand2mind Inc 3,164 Happy Numbers Inc 2,900 Heggerty 5,558 Heller, Rachel 3,074 Herff Jones LLC 8,997 Home Depot Credit Services 8,248 Hubert 10,164 Hudson Energy Services LLC 46,302 HYA Corporation 11,475 Illinois Department of Employment Security 41,783 iboss Cybersercurity 11,958 ILASCD Souers ISU 3,930 Illinois Association of School Boards 9,837 Illinois Contract Glazing Inc 64,795 Illinois Principals Association 6,455 Imagetec L. P. Corporate 7,020 Imagine Learning Inc 9,900 Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund 564,961 Interstate Billing Service Inc 37,950 IPEVO Inc. 14,850 IXL Learning 18,680 John Hopkins CTY 10,180 Johnson Controls, Inc. 31,747 Junior Library Guild 15,412 Kinvolved 7,131 Klein Thorpe and Jenkins Ltd 8,653 Krimson Valley 5,775 LA Liberia 10,706 Lakeshore Learning Materials 12,619 Lakeshore Recycling Systems 32,283

LEGAL NOTICES Lakeview Speech & Language Clinic 52,635 Landmark Pest Management 18,500 Lauk, Andrew J 9,304 Learning A - Z 4,465 Lectorum Publications, Inc. 4,433 Lego Education 4,649 LEND 4,400 Library Store Inc., The 4,283 Liminex Inc dba GoGuardian 12,200 lisaeckert design 6,000 Long, Adam Richard 3,074 Meridan 7,043 Metropolitan Family Services DuPage 18,392 Michael Kautz Carpets Inc 72,000 Midland Paper 20,053 Midwest Educational Furnishings Inc 60,792 Midwest PBIS Network c/o West40 ISC #2 14,410 Midwest Transit (MTE) 214,772 Mind Research Institute 11,440 Mindful Practices 43,300 Monoprice.com 20,733 Moran Inc, F. E. 151,520 Mueller & Co LLP 29,450 National Louis University 24,038 NCERT 6,450 NCS Pearson Inc. 7,072 NDSEC 1,781,447 Newslea 15,400 Nicor Gas 30,321 Nobelus LLC 6,272 North Cook ISC 3,600 Northeast DuPage Family and Youth Services 11,300 Novack, Paul 5,800 NSBA Registrar 2,675 Oak Brook Mechanical Servies Inc. 73,780 Office Depot 46,516 Olson PhD., Jerry B. 131,804 Opportunities for All Inc NFP 269,426 Panorama Education 7,980 PBIS Rewards 5,476 Perales Jr., Rueben 6,750 Peripole Inc 3,064 Peters & Associates 14,554 Petrarca Gleason Boyle & Izzo LLC 55,154 Project HELP (YWCA Metropolitan Chicago) 35,611 Provantage Corp 3,550 24,993 Quadient Finance USA Inc Quality Mechanical Inc 41,702 Quinlan & Fabish Music 5,073 R. E. Allen & Associates LTD 3,200 Read en Espanol Inc 8,000 Really Good Stuff LLC 7,470 Reliance Standard Life Insurance 21,001 Renaissance Learning 44,417 Rentas, Widdalia 16,560 Rieke Office Interiors 6,239 Riverside Insights 8,804 Roesch Ford 39,851 Rogers Morris & Grover LLP 5,309 Rosemont Masonry Corp 14,176 Russo Power Equipment 2,757 Sadlier Inc., William H. 10,529 SAGE Publications 4,947 Sams Club Direct 5,623 SASED 89,890 Satchel Pulse 15,000 Scholastic Classroom Magazines 30,419 Scholastic Inc. 3,445 Scholastic Teacher Store 9,907 School Health Corp 15,634 School Specialty LLC 15,482 Seesaw 7,370 Septran Inc 196,779 Seskin, Steve 3,750 Simonelli, Alyssa 2,781 SiteOne Landscape Supply 5,034 SMG Security Holdings LLC 8,065 Sodexo Inc & Affiliates 794,408 Soltero, Dr. Sonia W. 9,300 Special Events Management 3,300 Specialized Data Systems 13,495 Stewart, Amy Kempf 6,085

STR Partners LLC 254,316 SWAN 14,416 Sweetwater Sound 15,434 Swidron, Renee 3,018 TALX UC eXpress 3,428 Teacher Direct 11,316 Teachers Health Ins Security Fund 350,040 Teachers Retirement System 1,680,226 Teaching Strategies for Early Childhood 6,712 Telesolutions Consultants 6,900 The Center for Gifted 3,500 Thompson Rental Station 7,765 T-Mobile 39,092 tools 4 reading 6,690 USPS 11,591 Uline 18,141 Uman, Samantha 3,702 Universal Taxi Dispatch, Inc. 5,645 Urban Gateways 10,693 USIC Receivables LLC 3,091 Vanguard Energy Services LLC 24,558 Velazquez, Lily 2,670 Verizon 75,727 Vian Construction Inc 29,390 Villa Park Electrical Suppy Co Inc 6,566 Villa Park Office Equip 6,784 Village of Bensenville 69,658 Volume Cases 18,190 W. W. Grainger, Inc. 9,779 Warehouse Direct 67,557 Waukegan Roofing 2,546 WBR Roofing Company Inc 25,000 West Music Company 10,221 WeVideo Inc 5,267 WEX Bank (Gulf Universal Fleet) 7,364 WEX Bank (Citco Fleet) 6,745 Wood Dale District #7 60,121 WPS Publishing 2,896 Xerox Corporation 27,497 YWCA Metropolitan Chicago 39,209 (Published in the Addison Independent, Bensenville Independent & Villa Park Review Nov. 25, 2021) 408287 NOTICE OF AVAILABILITY OF AUDIT REPORT OF ADDISON TOWNSHIP Addison Township hereby provides public notice that an audit of its funds for the period June 1, 2020through May 31, 2021 has been made, and that a report of such audit dated 11/22/21 performed by Lauterbach & Amen, LLP has been filed with the County Clerk of Du Page County, in accordance with 30 ILCS 15/0.01 et seq. The full report of the audit is available for public inspection at 401 N. Addison Rd., Addison, IL during regular business hours, 8:00am-4:30pm, Monday through Friday except for holidays.

(Published in the Addison Independent, Bensenville Independent & Villa Park Review Nov. 25, 2021) 408470 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA STATE OF ILLINOIS COUNTY OF DUPAGE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT ESTATE OF Marilyn C. Prosek CASE NUMBER 2021 P 1231 Notice is given of the death of Marilyn C. Prosek, whose address was 271 Shorewood Drive, Unit 1C, Glendale Heights, IL 60139. Letters of Office were issued on Nov. 10, 2021 to Catherine M. Pallazzetti, 743 Chandler Avenue, Geneva, IL 60134 as Independent Administrator whose attorney is James Reichardt.

NOTICE TO HEIRS AND LEGATEES The estate will be administered without Court Supervision, unless under section 28-4 of the Probate Act of 1975 (755 ILCS 5/28-4) any interested person terminates independent administration at any time by mailing or delivering a petition to terminate

to the Circuit Court Clerk.

Claims against the estate may be filed in the Office of Candice Adams, Circuit Court Clerk, 505 N. County Farm Road, Wheaton, Illinois, or with the representative or both on or before June 2, 2022, any claim not filed within that period is barred. Copies of a claim filed with the Circuit Court Clerk must be mailed or delivered to the representative and to the attorney, if any, within ten (10) days after it has been filed with the Circuit Clerk.

James Reichardt DuPage Attorney No.: 70005 Attorney For Independent Administrator 27 W. Park Blvd.

Villa Park, IL 60181 Telephone: 630-832-4800 Email: jim@jimreichardt.com (Published in the Addison Independent, Bensenville Independent & Villa Park Review Nov. 18, 25 & Dec. 2, 2021) 407918

ADVERTISEMENT FOR BID-2022 Capital Improvements – Flooring Re-Bid 1.1 BID INFORMATION A. Sealed bids will be received by the Board of Education, Addison School District 4 on, the 7h day of December 2021 at 3:30 PM prevailing time for the 2022 Capital Improvements at Addison School District 4, Flooring.

B. Lump sum bid proposals will be received for this project at the scheduled time of receipt bids and will be publicly opened at that time.

C. A Pre-Bid Conference has been scheduled on November 29, 2021 at 3:30 p.m. at Indian Trail Junior High School Board Room, Door Entrance 19 (Located on the North Side of the School), 222 North Kennedy Drive, Addison, Illinois 60101 followed by walk-thru at Indian Trail. Exterior Scope can be walked by Contractors. Please Note: All Contractors that plan on attending must present a valid Drivers License or State ID to gain access to the School at this time. Masks will be mandatory for all personnel.

D. Bid security in the form of a bid bond only in an amount equal to 10 percent of the base bid amount shall be submitted with the bid. Bid security shall be made payable to the Board of Education Addison School District 4.

E. Bids shall be submitted on or before the specified closing time in an opaque sealed envelope addressed to: Mr. Tim Keeley, Assistant Superintendent for Business, Addison District 4, 222 North Kennedy Drive, Addison, Illinois 60101. The Bid Package # must be clearly marked on the envelope.

F. The Board of Education reserves the right to reject any or all bids or parts thereof, or waive any irregularities or informalities, and to make the award in the best interest of the District.

G. All bidders must comply with applicable Illinois Law requiring the payment of prevailing wages by all Contractors working on public works. Bidder must comply with the Illinois Statutory requirements regarding labor, including Equal Employment Opportunity Laws.

H. Bidding documents are available in electronic format from International Contractors, Inc., 977 South Route 83, Elmhurst, IL 60126 on or after November 23, 2021 at www.icibuilds.com and click on the Plan Room tab.

I. Board of Education: Addison School District 4.

(Published in the Addison Independent, Bensenville Independent & Villa Park Review Nov. 25, 2021) 408469

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• Holiday Craft Fair

• Historical Museum Open House

• Train Rides in the Village Green

Christmas Parade Saturdays, Dec. 4 and Dec. 11, at 4:30 p.m.

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