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A rough day for the Warriors

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Willowbrook senior quarterback Sam Tumilty takes a snap near the Mount Carmel goal line during the first quarter of Saturday’s IHSA Class 7A semifinal football game in Villa Park. The Warriors tried a run on a fourth-and-goal play. The Caravan committed a pair of offside penalties before Tumilty tried his fourth-down run. The Caravan stopped him short of the goal line to end Willowbrook’s first offensive drive of the game. Mount Carmel scored on a 99-yard touchdown pass on the next

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play to take a 6-0 lead in the contest, which took place in front of a capacity crowd.

The Caravan went on to defeat Willowbrook 27-6. “A lot of people believed in us,” said Tumilty after the game. “It was great they came out to support us. It was a great atmosphere.” Saturday’s game marked Willowbrook’s first appearance in the semifinals of the state football playoffs since 1975. The Warriors finished the 2019 season with a record of 11-2.

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Naperville student charged with hate crime Juvenile accused of placing racist ad on Craigslist

DuPage County State’s Attorney Robert B. Berlin and Naperville Chief of Police Robert Marshall announced last week that a male Naperville Central High School student has been charged with a hate crime for allegedly placing a racist ad on Craigslist offering for sale an African American student at the same high school. The juve-

nile appeared in Juvenile Court before Judge Anthony Coco.

It is alleged that on Nov. 14, 2019, the juvenile took a photograph of the victim while at school. It is alleged that the juvenile then posted an ad on Craigslist with the photograph of the victim accompanied with the caption “Slave for sale (Naperville)” followed by an offensive racial slur. An investigation into the matter conducted by the Naperville Police Department began on Monday, Nov. 18, when they became aware of the incident.

Over 650 Portillo’s workers announce demands on local chain Request to fully comply with demands, stop worker intimidation

On Thursday, Nov. 21, at 11:30 a.m., there was expected to be a press conference and rally with Portillo’s workers at multiple locations publicly announcing workplace demands on their employer. The rally was to take place at Portillo’s offices at 100 W. Ontario St. in Chicago. There were also expected to be clergy present and representatives from an organization known as Arise Chicago.

Portillo’s workers approached Arise Chicago seeking support on workplace issues in July. After attending Worker Rights Workshops, Portillo’s workers formed a committee representing workers from more than 20 locations and delivered a list of demands to the Portillo’s headquarters in Oak Brook in September.

In response, Portillo’s reportedly hired a “high-paid consultant to threaten and intimidate its workers.”

According to a release issued by Arise Chicago, Portillo’s has recently made “minimal concessions” to workers’ demands.

The release said workers would publicly announce that more than 650 Portillo’s workers have signed a petition calling on the company to fully comply with their demands and request Portillo’s stop intimidating workers.

According to its website, Arise Chicago partners with workers and faith communities to fight workplace injustice through education and organizing and advocating for public policy changes.

Their investigation ultimately led to the juvenile as the person who allegedly posted the ad.

“The allegations against the juvenile in this case are beyond disturbing,” Berlin said. “Hate crimes have no place in our society and will not be tolerated

in DuPage County. Anyone, regardless of age, accused of such disgraceful actions will be charged accordingly.”

The juvenile has been charged with two counts of Hate Crime (one Class 3 Felony and one Class 4 Felony) and one count of Disorderly Conduct

(Class C Misdemeanor). His next court appearance is scheduled for December 18, 2019.

Members of the public are reminded that this complaint contains only charges and is not proof of the juvenile’s guilt.

Illinois Supreme Court unanimously strikes down social media ban for sex offenders

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Illinois’ highest court ruled Nov. 21 that it is unconstitutional to ban convicted sex offenders from social media sites.

Conrad Allen Morger was convicted of sexually abusing a minor and sentenced to four years of probation by a court in McLean County.

That came with a binding condition he not use specific internet sites, such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and LinkedIn. During oral arguments, held in September in Godfrey, Morger’s representative said the ban is a violation of the U.S. Constitution’s First Amendment fundamental right to freedom of speech.

“Certainly I recognize that there is a government interest here, in helping to rehabilitate offenders, in reducing recidivism, and of course keeping our communities safe, particularly our most vulnerable members of our community—children. But as the Illinois statute is written, it doesn’t meet all of those goals,” Zachary Rosen, assistant

appellate defender, said.

The Illinois Supreme Court agreed in a unanimous decision among the six participating justices. Chief Justice Anne Burke “took no part in the consideration or decision of this case,” according to the opinion.

The justices analyzed Illinois’ law by considering whether the mandatory social media ban is “reasonably related” to the goal of probation—which is rehabilitation.

Morger was a teenager when he committed the crimes and did not use the internet, Justice Lloyd Karmeier wrote in the decision.

When Joshua Schneider, the state’s representative, was asked during oral arguments how barring Morger’s access to certain websites would help him reintegrate into society, he said the mandatory probation condition would erase the “temptation to reoffend.”

“That answer might carry some weight where a defendant is one who has used social media to orchestrate and ultimately commit his crimes; however, a host of offenders—this defendant included—do not fall into that

category,” according to the opinion.

The law “broadly sweeps the latter in with offenders who have used social media to prey upon others.”

The court ultimately decided the “protective value” of a prohibition on access to certain websites does not outweigh “the impairment to the probationer’s constitutional rights,” including those to freedom of speech.

Karmeier noted the statute does not make an exception for a justifiable use of social media websites by a convicted sex offender at a time he or she could be supervised by a probation officer.

In a footnote, he added he and his colleagues were “not persuaded that [the law] provides rehabilitative value ... that outweighs, in many circumstances, its detriment to rehabilitation.”

Instead, Karmeier wrote, counseling and treatment might be better options to “more likely ensure successful rehabilitation.”

In an emailed statement, a spokesperson for the attorney general’s office said, “We are reviewing the decision.”

Rosen did not return a request for comment Nov. 21.

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ComEd, Metropolitan Mayors Caucus award public safety grants to 25 northern Illinois communities

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To enhance public safety and quality of life in communities across northern Illinois, ComEd and the Metropolitan Mayors Caucus recently announced grants of up to $10,000 each to 25 public agencies through the ComEd Powering Safe Communities Program.

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help locate victims in danger, the projects address critical safety needs in the communities ComEd serves.

In Villa Park, the grant will support the purchase of six flashing LED stop signs and a radar speed display to be installed at intersections that experience high volumes of traffic, including those next to schools.

“The safety of the public and our employees is our highest priority,” said Melissa Washington, vice president of governmental and external affairs at ComEd. “That’s why we partner with the Metropolitan Mayors Caucus each year through the

ComEd Powering Safe Communities Program to promote a culture of safety and wellness in our communities.

By providing local agencies with the resources required to help address public safety needs, we’re powering a brighter, more resilient future for the residents they serve.”

Since 2015, ComEd has supported critical safety needs of local municipalities through Powering Safe Communities, bringing essential public safety programs and services to people and populations throughout the energy company’s service territory.

For the past four grant cycles,

Pioneer Garden and Feed holds its annual Small Business Saturday Open House this Saturday

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Villa Park’s Pioneer Garden Feed, 118 S. Villa Ave., invites residents to its annual Small Business Saturday Open House this Saturday, Nov. 30.

The open house will run from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and will feature free cookies and cider, as well as food samples and giveaways.

The open house will also include a cat adoption event (from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.) held by the rescue group Catvando.

Pioneer Garden and Feed, which has been open for 101 years, invites its long-time customers, as well as those who have never been to the store, to stop in on Small Business Saturday.

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Lions make fall donations

The Villa Park Lions Club recently made its fall donations by presenting checks to the Lombard/Villa Park Food Pantry, the York Township Food Pantry and Disciples Food Pantry of Villa Park. Pictured left to right are York Township Supervisor John W. Valle, York Township Food Pantry Director Angela Tanner, Lion Sean Birmingham, Disciples Food Pantry Director Joan Fuller and Lombard/Villa Park Food Pantry Director Steve Anderson.

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ComEd has collaborated with the Metropolitan Mayors Caucus, a council for Chicagoland’s chief elected officials, on public policy issues and to fund $670,000 worth of public safety projects throughout northern Illinois.

Through this collaboration, ComEd provides the program funding, the Metropolitan Mayors Caucus administers the grants to local communities, and grant recipients match ComEd’s contribution with their own funding of equal or greater value.

Earlier this year, public agencies from across communities that ComEd serves submitted grant applications, which were then reviewed by an advisory committee comprised of public safety, local government, and allied professionals.

Additional information on the ComEd Powering Safe Communities Program can be found at:http:// mayorscaucus.org/initiatives/environment/psc/.

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Eleven Willowbrook High School students were recognized as Outstanding Students for the first quarter of the 2019-20 school year during a recent breakfast in their honor. To be chosen for the Outstanding Student Award, students must demonstrate extraordinary achievement, outstanding effort and commendable attitude and motivation. Additionally, students who receive the award must show the ability to overcome obstacles and maintain a continuous exemplary performance. A member of the school’s various departments nominated the students for the award. The honored students (pictured left to right) included: senior Sara Fitzgibbon (science), senior Chloe Harr (world languages), junior Stefany Jaimes (social studies), junior Valeria Garay (English), freshman Jovanny Diaz (physical education), senior Ashlei Mayweather (career and technical education), senior Kaitlyn Walker (art), senior Liam Riesen (music) and senior Vincenzo Ledonne II (math). Not pictured are sophomores Liberty Haxton (learning services) and Tania Rebollo Paniagua (literacy).

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State meet qualifier

Willowbrook sophomore Ellie Hassler competed in three events at the IHSA girls state swimming and diving meet at New Trier High School in Winnetka. Competing in the AWD (athletes with disabilities) division at the state meet, Hassler swam in three events during Saturday’s finals. She earned a sixth-place finish in the 50-yard freestyle, which she completed in 41.67 seconds. Hassler turned in another sixth-place performance in the 100-yard freestyle, which she swam in 1 minute, 36.73 seconds. In her final event of the meet, Hassler placed fifth in the 100-yard breaststroke, which she finished in 2:19.68. Hassler is a member of the Addison Trail/Willowbrook girls swimming team, which is coached by head coach Tara Murphy and assistant coach Amy Martello. She qualified for the state meet in two events (the 50-yard freestyle and the 100yard freestyle) as a freshman.

Her 50-yard freestyle time in this year’s state meet produced an improvement of more than two seconds over last year. She dropped more than six seconds off her 2018 state-meet time in the 100-yard freestyle.

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Police Reports A 28-year-oold Addison man was charged with domestic battery in the 400 block of Cherry Hill Lane at around 6:54 p.m. Police said the suspect struck a victim on the face with his hand.

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Police said a 20-year-old Addison woman had an original warrant out of the Addison Police Department for domestic battery near Addison and Green Meadows at around 3:40 p.m.

Nov. 6 Cesar Hernandez-Lucas, 25, of Addison, was charged with DUI and failure to reduce speed to avoid an phone from victim’s hand, grabbed accident near Moreland and Church victim’s arm, pushed victim to the at around 3:05 p.m.

floor and refused to allow her to leave. The suspect admitted to tak- Villa Park ing the phone from victim to pre- Nov. 17 vent her from contacting the police.

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Bill would cut off lawmaker pay the day they leave office

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Public Notice 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, 2018 through May 31, 2019 has been made, and that a report of such audit dated 11/04/19 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.

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A measure preventing lawmakers from receiving pay for days they did not hold office has remained in legislative limbo since its introduction in January.

Its sponsor said the “simple, commonsense” fix is necessary to address the General Assembly’s “culture.”

Representatives and senators are paid in 12 equal disbursements on the last working day of each month. Currently, the statute allows legislators to collect a full month’s salary as long as they hold office at least part of that period, meaning a lawmaker can receive a full month’s pay for working just one day.

Springfield Republican Rep. Mike Murphy’s bill proposes to end that “pay benefit,” he said, and conform the legislature’s salary structure to one akin to the private sector’s.

According to his legislation, “A member who has held office any part of the month, but not for the entire month, is entitled to compensation only for those days during that month that he or she held office.”

Murphy said the resignation of former Rep. Luis Arroyo, a Democrat from Chicago, highlighted the need for his initiative.

Arroyo was arrested on federal bribery charges in late October but waited until Nov. 1— the same day a special investigative panel was to consider whether to expel him from the chamber—to officially resign.

Because he held office for one day in November, Arroyo will be paid his legislative salary for the entire month when paychecks are issued Nov. 27, in accordance with state law, a spokesperson with the comptroller’s office confirmed.

“This is something very simple to me—if you work a day, you’ll get paid a day,” Murphy said.

His measure, proposed in January, has not been assigned to a substantive committee and cannot move through the legislative process until it does.

Murphy said he hopes “the attitude

is changing” in the General Assembly to allow his initiative to receive consideration by his colleagues across the aisle when they return to the Capitol in the spring, but that he has not “seen anything to make me believe that yet.”

He added that while his bill would save “some money,” it would not be “a significant amount of money.”

“It’s more about the culture, the attitude,” Murphy said. “How are we going to perform here? Are we going to do it in an up-front, honest and commonsense way, or are we going to have special deals to question everything?

To me, it’s very simple. This is what we should do.”

His bill was one of several other reform initiatives proposed by Republicans—Murphy estimated the number to be around 30—that were not addressed by the General Assembly during the fall veto session. Lawmakers approved two bills—one creating an ethics reform commission and another requiring greater lobbyist transparency—despite Republican claims the measures were partisan and watered down.

Chicago Democratic Rep. Gregory Harris did not respond to a request for comment by time of publication. He is the House Majority Leader and chair of the Rules Committee, which acts as a gatekeeper for legislation that passes through that chamber.

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was charged with two counts of bat- unknown suspect stole money from and 9 a.m. Nov. 11. tery at a local hotel at around 9:25 a purse that was inadvertently left p.m. unattended in a shopping cart. The Nov. 9 purse was located and turned from theinto the Alexander Bussa, 28, of Villa Park, was charged with two counts Nov. 16 service desk.

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Theft of mislaid property was renear Ardmore and Ridge at around officer at a local store at around 3:08 ported at a local entertainment cen7:10 p.m. p.m. ter. Police said an unknown suspect Toya Heard, 33, of Atlanta, Ga., took a wallet that fell out of a vehicle. was charged with retail theft at a lo- Nov. 11 cal store at around 7:22 p.m.

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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.

Addison Nov. 18 A 20-year-old Addison man was charged with domestic battery and unlawful interference with the reporting of domestic violence in the 200 block of La Porte at around 9:31 p.m.

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behind him and share in his good fortune.

He was with us for three high By school graduations, the birth of JILL one child and one grandchild. He PERTLER Contributor witnessed our kids grow up - quite literally. He spent a generation with us, and I’m sure he had an opinion about every step of the way (although told him he was a good boy. A very he never expressed it). good boy. And we loved him the best A few years ago, we learned the we could. And we reflected on a life art of growing catnip and the joy it well lived. brings to those in the nip. Our cat He didn’t have the best of starts. definitely was in the nip. I’m so glad Someone found him nearly freezing in last summer was a great one for him. a cardboard box along the side of the He spent many hours lounging in road when he was about eight weeks the garden surrounded by catnip. old, just when we were looking for Sometimes he’d lie atop the catnip a kitten for our 5-year-old son. Long plant and immerse himself in the story short, but we were accepted as aroma. Must have felt like heaven. I his adoptive family and so began the hope so.

19-year adventure that his amazing Many times, when cats know they life encompassed. are near their end of life, they hide Our third son was but a glimmer in somewhere in order to be alone. He our eyes when we brought our little didn’t do this. He stayed with my survivor kitty home for the first time. oldest son – his boy who was only We have pictures of then toddler son five when he first met his dear kitty – “cuddling” with our 2-year-old fluffy and passed away peacefully on his bed in the wee hours of the morning.

Maine Coon look-alike cat. Both put I’d checked on him at 4:30 a.m. up with each other, but I’m not sure it and when my son woke at 7, he was was an even contract. gone, so we have a good idea of when He never wore a collar. He was he took his last breath. I’m grateful he too cool. You’d have to know him to didn’t struggle at the end. I’m grateful understand, but he was the Fonzie in the world of cats. Both Henry Winkler my son was beside him, providing comfort. I’m grateful I woke up at and Ron Howard would agree.

4:30 a.m. to pet him one last time.

When he was 10 years old, we Mickey, you were loved. You brought another rescue cat into will always be loved. Hope you the family. He put up with her, but are enjoying an infinite amount of there was never, ever any question heavenly catnip. I think you are. No, I regarding who was boss. know you are. We miss you. RIP. He learned to shake hands for a Jill Pertler is an award-winning treat. A cat that does dog tricks – that’s syndicated columnist, published how amazing he was. Every day at 4 p.m. (or earlier if he could con me into playwright, author and member of it) he’d come into the kitchen to shake the National Society of Newspaper Columnists. Don’t miss a slice; follow a paw and get a treat. the Slices of Life page on Facebook.

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My family attended this past Saturday’s (Nov. 16) performance of “Mamma Mia” by the Willowbrook High School Theatre, and it was amazing! The singing, acting and exuberance of these young performers was a joy to see. The two-hour show just flew by with everyone wanting more ... and we were not disappointed with the most animated closing I have ever seen. I never wrote in to Speak Out before, but this performance needed to be praised.

Keep up the good work Willowbrook High School Theatre! *** To Lombard and Villa Park. Kudos to Jackson Middle School and to organizer, history teacher David Clot, who put together a totally impressive Veterans Day assembly for the students. It was a whole-school effort, with the chorus, band, and orchestra performing the national anthem, and the marching songs of each branch of the military. The keynote speaker, E-5 Petty Officer 3rd Class US Navy, Luis Diaz, made military life real to students far removed from that life, and the question-and-answer period provided both information and humor. Thanks for the veterans who participated. They represented WWII and every war since. *** Some people seem to have nothing to do than find things to complain about, like goose droppings, people’s dogs stepping onto your lawn, traffic signals, etc. If you see a problem, like a broken traffic signal, report it to the village. If there is a heap of garbage in the park, call the park district. If you see a pothole, call public works. It’s that simple. *** Hi ya all! So, we’re back to AOC’s

Obituary

Marlene M. Tust, 88 Marlene M. Tust, nee McCarthy, of Villa Park, passed away recently at the age of 88. Beloved wife of the late John C. Tust married for 64 years.

Loving mother of Linda (Raymond) Haack, Donna (James) Wilhoit and Susan (Al) Mickus. Dear grandmother of Megan (Robert) Conquest, Katherine Haack, Andrew Wilhoit and Aleks Mickus. Fond sister of the late James (Dolores) McCarthy. Aunt and great aunt of several nieces and nephews. Memorial visitation was held Friday Nov 22, from 3-8 p.m. at Steuerle Funeral Home, 350 S. Ardmore Ave., Villa Park. Cremation private. Arrangements by Steuerle Funeral Home. Info: 630-832-4161.

cow gas. Hmm, consider this little science lesson. Those gases are produced as the food, grasses, hay, etc., that the cow ate are broken down by bacteria in the cow’s gut. Whether a cow eats it, you and I eat it, or it just falls to the ground, the decomposition and oxidation of all that organic material produces gases like carbon dioxide and methane. Some is released slowly, like a log on the forest floor. Some is released faster like 20 gallons on premium unleaded in a Hummer or a trainload of coal at a power plant. Sooner or later, it is all broken down. (In the case of fossil fuels, those gases were in the ancient atmosphere and are just now being returned to it as we burn it.) How to stop it, how to stop it, hmmm. Well, we could pave the whole planet over so that stuff wouldn’t grow in the first place! Until then, whether the cow eats the grass and then we eat the cow, or whether we grow something else on that pasture and eat it, leaving the middle cow out, it’s all the same.

Think about it. If you can, snowflake.

Don’t say renewable energy, it takes a lot of energy just to put that stuff in place, though it does help. *** Dear Smithsonian. You seem nice.

While the hole you dig may be deeper than the depth of the research you better conduct, it doesn’t take a crack detective to sniff out a racist apologist. You can cite all the past examples you want, but progressive cultures, with or without you, realize their mistakes and collectively recognize them when they see them elsewhere (I.e. other things that remind them of blackface). Maybe it’s pumpkins, what do you care? Why does your offense supercede theirs?

Adding an ad hominem like “snowflake” only serves to perpetuate the difficulty those of us, who are trying to enrich culture with education and historical values, have these days.

Regardless, maybe the Speak Out section isn’t the right forum for you; perhaps the local White Nationalist chapter would be more helpful?

Good day. *** I know you have to be concerned about money, but at what point do you draw the line? Villa Park has those silly red-light cameras, which are in place to collect revenue, not improve safety. Villa Park will also welcome a recreational cannabis dispensary in the name of money. Video gaming is already in place, again, to rake in money. What’s next in Villa Park—legalized prostitution? If it will generate revenue, I can imagine some people being for it.

On Nov. 20 there was a fire in my seventh story, 90-unit condo building. Fortunately it was confined to my unit, but the smoke was just horrendous. The fire departments that responded were Wheaton, Glen Ellyn, York Center, Elmhurst, Villa Park, Oak Brook, Oakbrook Terrace and Addison, plus we had Lombard police. It was just a tremendous response from the fire departments and law enforcement. And then, the building was evacuated and the residents went into the clubhouse, and the neighbor from across the way and another building, Lorraine, came over with coffee and tea because a lot of us were very, very cold from being outside. All together, a tremendous thank you to everyone involved for helping all the residents at St. Regis Condo. Thank you again. *** Good afternoon. Just hope that everyone has a blessed and happy Thanksgiving, and I’d like to address the caller who was not hopeful for our Bears. Keep the faith. Eventually we will have an ‘85 Bears team.

I mean, heck, just look at what the Cubs overcame. Thanks, bye bye. *** On Monday, Nov. 11, Veterans

Day, I was privileged to attend a ceremony at North School in Villa Park honoring military personnel. The students met and greeted us as we entered the school; from the teachers lounge we were escorted to the gym area. As we entered we were applauded by the entire student body.

Thank you, North School. One of the little ones wrote me a note on a card saying thank you for everything you did. *** To all these partisan, biased, political hacks who have been brainwashed to hate Trump, our current president, because of the mainstream media and mocked the idea of a wall being built on the Mexican border, all I can say is, open your eyes. As you drive around the major roads and highways in the Chicago area, more and more walls as silent obstructions are being put up and pretty soon you won’t be able to drive on any main road and see a house anymore. These walls are being built and it is not just going to be along the southern border. *** This for the retired Chicago teacher. I’m reading Speak Out of Nov. 14 that says we had our children’s best

Community calendar

Saturday, Nov. 30 Pioneer Garden to host Small Business Saturday Open House Pioneer Garden will be hosting its annual Small Business Saturday Open House from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. It has become a tradition for shoppers to shop local on the Saturday after Thanksgiving. All day, there will be free cookies and cider, food samples and giveaways. The annual bird-feeder sale begins that day, so you can feed your feathered friends for less. From 11 a.m.-2 p.m., the rescue group Catvando will hold a cat adoption. Come visit these cats and learn more about how one of these could complete your family. Whether you’re a long-time customer of this 101-year-old store, or have never been there, come visit Pioneer Garden—and all of your local shops—on Small Business Saturday.

Tuesday, Dec. 3 and Wednesday, Dec. 4 Friends of the Library dine-out fundraiser The Friends of the Villa Park Library will hold its next dine-out fundraiser at Anyway’s Pub (5 E. Roosevelt) in Oakbrook Terrace on both days from 11:30 a.m. until 1 a.m. If customers bring in a printed flyer or show the flyer on their smartphones, the restaurant will donate 15 percent of the proceeds from these dates and times to the Friends.

Money received from this dine-out will help the Friends support various programs and services at the Villa Park Public Library. Flyers are available at the library’s service desks or on its website. For more information, visit the library’s website at vppl.info or call 630-834-1164.

munity Presbyterian Church’s Living Nativity will take place from 5:30-8 p.m. at the church, 1111 E. Madison. Be greeted by shepherds, view Mary, Joseph and Baby Jesus in the stable, pet the live animals, watch the Wise Men who travel afar bearing gifts for the newborn king.

See little angels flitting around the church giving sweet candy canes to children, enjoy the hot chocolate, hot cider and homemade cookies. Settle in the sanctuary to listen to carolers, hand bells, ukuleles, guitarists and more. There will be a children’s craft room, as well. For more information, email: connect@cpclombard.org or call 630-627-0306.

Saturday, Dec. 7 • Holiday train ride Villa Park Recreation still has tickets available for a Holiday Train Ride from 10 a.m.-1:30 p.m. at the Iowa Community Center, 228 N. Iowa. All ages can register to ride the train in their PJs from Villa Park to the “North Pole” (Elburn train station). On-board activities will be highlighted by caroling and a visit from Santa. Pre-departure activities at the train station include a reading of a special holiday tale. The Holiday Train Ride will depart from the Villa Park Metra station at 11:15 a.m. Pre-registration is required. The fee is $25 per person resident/$28 non-resident. Children under age 1 are free. Call 630-834-8970 with any questions.

• Friends of the Library hosting St. Nick’s Mart The Friends of the Villa Park Library will hold its St. Nick’s Mart featuring local businesses from 5-8 p.m. at the Library. Attendees can purchase a variety of merchandise from vendors, enjoy light refreshFriday, Dec. 6 ments and participate in drawings.

Community Presbyterian For more information, visit the liChurch’s annual brary’s website at vppl.info or call Living Nativity The sixth annual Lombard Com- 630-834-1164.

interests at hand, it wasn’t about the raise or the money. Well, how’s this?

Give back the raise. Save taxpayers the money. If you say no, then it’s not about the children. It’s all about the money. Get it straight. We’ve already had Preckwinkle say it’s about the children, everybody said it’s about the children. No, it’s about the greedy Chicago Teachers Union, that’s all. I also agree with the call right under it that city employees should not be able to strike and they should not get paid when they strike. Thank you. *** Villa Park. I can’t say I’m surprised to read that the village board voted to enact a maximum purchaser excise tax of 3 percent on sales of recreational cannabis, and then two-thirds of the funds generated from that tax will go towards village pension funds. Funding pension payments is going to eat up more and more of a lot of village budgets going forward, not just Villa Park’s. A day of reckoning with these pensions is coming in Illinois unless public sector employees and teachers eventually adopt a retirement system similar to what private sector employees have. The current pension system is simply unsustainable.

Friday, Dec. 13; Saturday, Dec. 14 Library hosting Winter Craft Open House The Villa Park Public Library will hold a Winter Holiday Craft Open House from 2-4 p.m. both days.

Children of all ages can celebrate the holiday season with a fun craft.

Young children will need some adult help. Registration is not required, but supplies are limited. For more information, visit the library’s website at vppl.info or call 630-834-1164.

Saturday, Dec. 14; Tuesday, Dec. 17 Practice SAT test, SAT results follow-up session at the Library The Villa Park Public Library will host a practice SAT test on Saturday, Dec. 14 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., proctored by Huntington Learning Center. High school students can practice taking the SAT test under the same conditions they will experience during a real exam. Registrants must live in or attend a high school in Villa Park or Oakbrook Terrace. Students are asked to arrive promptly at 9 a.m. and bring a calculator and pencils.

Students and their parents or guardians are then invited to attend the SAT results follow-up session Dec. 17 from 6:30-7 p.m. for their results, to hear a clear interpretation of the numbers and to ask questions.

Diane Kilcommons, director of Huntington Learning Center Elmhurst, will explain categories of questions and the structure of the SAT and even suggest a few strategies. Registration and a $5 deposit are required.

Test-takers will be automatically signed up for the follow-up session when they sign up for the practice test.

The deposit will be fully refunded upon completion of the exam. For more information, visit the library’s website at vppl.info or call 630-8341164.

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Warriors’ hopes for a state title end with semifinal loss

Early 99-yard TD pass helps Caravan to 27-6 win

By Chris Fox

VILLA PARK REVIEW STAFF REPORTER

The Willowbrook football team’s post-season run ended with Saturday’s 27-6 loss to undefeated Mount Carmel in an IHSA Class 7A semifinal game in Villa Park.

The loss snapped Willowbrook’s 11-game winning streak, which featured three playoff victories that propelled the program to its first semifinal contest since 1975. The Warriors have made the playoffs in each of the last four seasons. They advanced to the quarterfinal round in 2016, 2017 and 2018 before pushing through to the semifinals this season.

Mount Carmel, a perennial football power that’s won 12 IHSA state titles, will face Nazareth Academy in this Saturday’s Class 7A state championship game in DeKalb. Both teams head into the contest with perfect 13-0 records.

Willowbrook coach Nick Hildreth, who has led the program to four straight playoff appearances, praised the team’s seniors in his postgame remarks to the media.

“We didn’t meet the expectation, and that’s playing a state-championship game,” said Hildreth. “That’s different from what it was when they [the seniors] came in here as freshmen. The thing you can’t measure is what expectations are. They’ve managed to change that.”

The energized Warriors marched the ball down the field on the opening drive of the game, which was played in front of a packed audience that filled the stadium’s bleachers and lined the fenced-off area near

the south end zone. Willowbrook’s long opening drive didn’t produce any points. Mount Carmel, however, needed just one offensive play to find the end zone.

Willowbrook started its first drive at its own 21-yard line and advanced under the direction of senior quarterback Sam Tumilty, who connected with senior Alessio Battaglia on a third-down pass to earn a first down.

Moments later, Tumilty and sophomore Nick Mabutas hooked up on a pass play that picked up another first down. Tumilty then ran into the open field to secure another first down and put the Warriors at the Caravan’s 20yard line. Tumilty later completed a pass to senior Everett Stubblefield, who was tackled near the goal line.

The Caravan stopped Tumilty’s third-and-goal run from the 1-yard line. The Warriors lined up for a fourth-and-goal attempt. The Caravan committed two offside penalties before the fourth-and-goal attempt from the goal line. The half-the-distance to the goal infractions barely cost Mount Carmel, as the ball was already at the goal line. When the Warriors eventually tried the fourthdown play, Mount Carmel stopped Tumilty’s run and took over at the 1-yard line.

The Caravan completed a 99-yard touchdown pass on the next play.

The Mount Carmel receiver caught the long pass around his own 40-yard line, broke a tackle and raced into the north end zone.

“It definitely flipped from us going into a score, to trying to chase and come back,” said Tumilty.

CHRIS FOX PHOTOS Rock Valley Publishing

The Willowbrook football team’s season ended with Saturday’s 27-6 loss to undefeated Mount Carmel in an IHSA Class 7A semifinal game in Villa Park. The Warriors finished the season with an overall record of 11-2. Senior Sam Tumilty (No. 6-above) is pictured while running for Willowbrook’s only score of the game—a 7-yard touchdown run that cut the Caravan’s lead to 13-6 in the second quarter. Another photo shows sophomore Nick Mabutas (bottom left) running with the ball after making a reception. Also pictured is junior Mohammad Ayesh (No. 9-below). Ayesh intercepted a Mount Carmel pass and made a long return down the field during the fourth quarter.

The extra-point kick sailed wide quarter. drove 63 yards for another score—a to the right, leaving the Caravan with Willowbrook’s next drive end- 3-yard touchdown run on a fourtha 6-0 lead with 6:59 left in the first ed with a punt. Mount Carmel then and-one play. The extra-point kick gave the Caravan a 13-0 lead with 11:55 to play in the half.

The Warriors responded with a touchdown on their next drive.

Tumilty connected with Stubblefield on a 51-yard pass play; the long gain advanced the ball to Mount Carmel’s 10-yard line. Moments later, Tumilty ran to his right and found the end zone on a 7-yard touchdown run. The extra-point kick sailed wide to the right, leaving Mount Carmel’s lead at 13-6 with 10:05 left in the first half.

The Caravan all but sealed its victory with a pair of touchdowns in the third quarter. The Warriors barely had the ball in the third period. Their first two drives of the quarter both resulted in punts after three plays.

The Caravan’s first scoring drive of the third quarter covered 53 yards and ended with a 1-yard quarterback run with 2:21 left in the period.

Mount Carmel scored less than two minutes later. An 18-yard touchdown capped off a 33-yard drive that began after a good punt return from midfield.

Junior Mohammad Ayesh provided one of Willowbrook’s few second-half highlights when he intercepted a Mount Carmel pass on a

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The summary must be published in the local newspaper.

Copies of the detailed Annual Statement of Affairs for the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2019 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:

Besenville Elementary School District 2

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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, 2019 Educational

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Salary Range: $40,000 - $59,999: Agarwal, Anjali; Ahmad, Noreen; Balducci, Mary; Berngard, Amanda; Boeing, Carly; Boswell, Lisa; Brauer, Brian; Bucio, Tessia; Ciesla, Kathryn; Contreras, Susana; Crane, Julie; Delgado Murillo, Blanca; DeMuth, Aubrey; Dolson, Jennifer; Doran, Joseph; Dunbaugh, Ashleigh; Eatherton, Lori; Ellsworth, Laura; Fabbri, Lauren; Fausto, Lizzeth; Felker, Susan; Fisher, Christopher; Galarza, Natalie; Georgopulos, Natalie; Gil, Maria; Godinez, Jesus; Greco, Caitlin; Grogan, Lillian; Guzman, Dora; Heller, Rachel; Hodges, Robert; Holcomb, Rachel; Iwema, Dianne; Jirsa, Michelle; Kaderabek, Melanie; Kappel, Dara; Klein, Elyssa; Klingler, Katelynn; Kowall, Michelle; Kruse, Connie; Laga, Caitlin; Larsen, Mary; Larson, Samantha; Lehr, Amanda; Leiber, Brittany; Lent, Spencer; Lewandowski, Kristen; Lieb, Tamara; Lizak, Marie; Mark, Jessica; Martell, Loren; Martinez, Erik; McAllister, Katelynn; McGraw, Jennifer; Michels, Sonia; Milic, Sarah; Morrison, Emily; Nadolski, Jennifer; Parry, Kathryn; Patino, Elida; Pedersen, Lisa; Perez, Karina; Pierik, Jenifer; Piszyk-Figeroa, Emily; Pruitt, Cristina; Pulido, Maria; Pyne, Kayley; Rafalson, Esther; Rago, Frank; Raymond, Cari; Reyes, Alejandra; Richardson, Suzanne; Rieger, Lauren; Santos, Molly; Silva, Tara; Simonelli, Alyssa; Smith, Brooke; Stranz, Joanna; Strehlau, Michaela; Sullivan, Edward; Swick, Nicole; Tello, Bridget; Valenzuela, Jacqueline; Vazquez, Carla; Velasco Lopez, Elizabeth; Velazquez, Lily; Wiese, Monika; Williams, Kirk; Wojtaczka, Ursula; Wolod, Erin; Zepeda, Yuridia. Salary Range: 60,000 - $89,999: Adams, Angela; Allen, Heidi; Alvarez, Karla; Alvarez, Tara; Anderson, Mary; Arcivar, Christina; Baker, Craig; Benjamin, Barbara; Breault, Brendan; Brown, Sandra; Calderin, Carol; Campos, Armando; Cazares, Jaime; Conway,

Kelly; Cooper, Emily; Cooper, Lisa; Delaney, Richard; Demma, Meredith; Di Fresco, Valerie; Doell, Kristin; Donohue-Canfield, Nancy; Dresen, Melissa; Drum, Ryan; Ellett, David; Gallas, Michelle; Georgopoulos, Nicholas; Geraci, Kari; Glenn, Christine; Glore, Heather; Goldman, Cherish; Grunwald, Erin; Guajardo, Sheri; Guevara, Christina; Hanley, Joseph; Hanley, Margaret; Hernandez, Elizabeth; Kendall, Kelly; Kindelin, Kathy; Kozij, Michelle; Kulze, Lisa; Long, Adam; Mazzone, Victoria; McElligott, Jennifer; McGrath, Meaghan; McKenna, Erica; Moritz, Beth; Morong, Sarah; Morris, Maria; Mrowice, Nicole; Mullen, Kristi; Negrete Gomez, Laura; Newman, Crystal; O Connell, Laura; Olsen, Kerry; Opielowski, Erin; Poli, Christy; Popescu, Cora; Posmer, Lauren; Renelli, Dulce; Rodriguez, Agustin; Rudenga, Alice; Rudy, Anne; Stewart, Amy; Szwaya, Jennifer; Taylor, Sarah; Topp, Debra; Vincent, Kara; Vlangos, Patty; Vranas, Argiro; Weller, Jeanette; Winters, William; Wojcieszek, Laura; Wyka, Janice; Yanun, Alejandro; Yetter, Mary; Zeitler, William.

Salary Range: $90,000 and over: Azcoitia, Carlos; Baglarz, Marianne; Barca, Nancy; Berardi, Deanna; Dugan, Kathleen; Finch, Perry; Greene, Juliann; Humboldt, Sarah; Kersten, Jeffrey; Murphy, Roberta; Nemesnyik, Catherine; Olsen, Nicole; Patino, Carlos; Peterson, Mary; Salecker, Greg; Schwabe, Therese; Stelter, James; Thielenhouse, Mina; Zabel, Juliet.

GROSS PAYMENT FOR NON-CERTIFIED PERSONNEL Salary Range: Less Than $25,000: Acuna, Andrea; Altaf, Tuba; Arianas, Effie; Aviles, Adella; Ayyad, Hanan; Babich, Janice; Baird, Roberta; Barder, Anamaria; Becker, Cameron; Bek, Gloria; Berns-Zare, Ilene; Brens, Sheri; Byrd, John; Camargo, Maria; Campbell, Joyce; Carbajal-Irra, Leydi; Carbone, Jamie; Carlson, Jennifer; Castro, Maria; Chalifoux, Marianne; Clanton, Theresa; Colletti, Stephanie; Contreras, Fatima; Cortez, Maria; DeGuia, Fe; Depa, Victoria; Diaz, Sylvia; Dillard, Roderick; Ekter, Hilal; Escalante, Gloria; Eskildsen, Leslie; Exconde, Aleli; Farfan, Nohemi; Felix, Daysi; Folisi, Jo; Furones-Acosta, Alexander; Garcia, Veronica; Garza, Rosa; Gatto, Dana; Gentile, Dawn; Gibson, Cleopatra; Godawski, Zuzanna; Gorostieta, Adela; Griffin, Althea; Grijalba, Kathia; Guerrero, Susan; Hersey, Aleah; Huerta, Sandra; Hurtado, Erica; Hussaini, Sabina; Jackson, LaVerna; Jaffe, Michael; James, Susan; Jaquez, Araceli; Jefferson, Elnora; Jordan, Linda; Kassam, Kimberly; Keehn, Nina; Kelly, Luz; Kirchner, Bonnie; Koca, Dawn; Kochan, Jennifer; Kouame, Nguessan; Landeros, Norma; LeClaire, Michael; Lelito, Joseph; List, Gabrielle; Lopez, Roberto; Malpica, Dayana; Marquez De Acuna, Silvia; Martinez, David; McGowan, Joyce; Medina, Maria D; Medina, Maria G; Mendez, Sergio; Mendoza, Annamarie; Menotti, Carol; Mierzwa, Malgorzata; Miller, Gary; Morgan, James; Myers, Sam; Newton, Susan; Nguyen, Katrina; Nimmer, Jamie; Nimmer, Marlene; Noci, Lisa; Nunez, Mireida; Ochoa, Ana; Perry, Theresa; Pietsch-Moore, Rita; Pokoj, Kelly; Polales, Tammy; Price, Patricia; Pyne, Erin; Quijano, Marian; Reyes, Maria; Rezulak, Amy; Ritchason, Lynda; Rojo, Elva; Sadique, Racquel; Sanchez, Clarissa; Seli-

movski, Zeniha; Sibri, Carol; Smith, Carolyn; St Marie, Eve; Stevens, Roshonda; Swanson, Debra; Teague, Tereon; Tolentino-Estrada, Lucero; Toral, Delia; Tredota, Anna; Tronnes-Hernandez, Esther; Vale, Annette; Van Dyke, Debbie; Van Dyke, Steve; VanDenBerg, Carol; Venegas, Daniela; Vilchis, Erika; Vizcarra, Baudelio; Volpe, Mariel; Wagemann, Cheryl; Walsh, Jean; Wawczak, Nicole; Webster, Natasha; Werner, Bonnie; Wilke-Fetcho, Angela; Wischnia, Barbara. Salary Range: $25,000 - $39,999: Andrews, Karen; Arreguin, Claudia; Arreguin, Jesus; Ayala, Myriam; Barrios, Delma; Bassi, Cathleen; Bomicino, Nancy; Butz, Laura; Caballero, Lori; Chavez, Emilia; Contreras, Licette; Delgadillo, Maria; Eltman, Vincenza; Fritz, Paula; Garcia, Moncerrat; Gatto, Lynda; Guido, Judy; Harrison, Johnny; Kasper, Amy; Kutter, Janet; Langston, Michelle; Lelito, Carol; Lopez, Natalie; Magee, Monica; Maretta, Theresa; Mehta, Madhu; Mrugacz, Valerie; Oliveros, Sandra; Olivo, Marisol; Rabe, Joan; Rivera, Felix; Rodriguez, Maria; Sanchez, Soledad; Simoncelli, Lisa; Soto, Magaly; Thompson, Rachel; Thompson, Rebecca; Velazquez, Maria; Vitale, Mary; Wallace, Melissa. Salary Range: $40,000 - $59,999: Alvarado, Mary; Balderas, Karina; Carpenter, Eva; Colgrove, Julie; Cruz, Blanca; Dominguez, Vilbert; Escutia, Claudia; Garay, Arcelia; Garcia, Nelly; Gaudio, Vincent; Koehn, Patricia; Kumar, Anshoo; Medley, Jennifer; Mueller, Silvana; Schuttler, Brandy; Schwarz, Larissa; Siegmund, Robert; Thornburg, Dianne; Waldorf, Timothy; West, Joseph. Salary Range: $60,000 and over: Chiu, Andy; Cooper, Claire; Folz, Christine; Garcia, Helen; Geils, Deborah; Hoeflinger, Tammy; Kramer, Colleen; Lippoldt, Keith; Manago, Manuel; Novack, Paul; Rodriguez, Sergio; Snyder, Cindy; Szwankowski, Linda Payments over $2,500, excluding wages and salaries.

Person, Firm, Aggregate or Corporation Amount 1230-NCPERS Group Life Ins 3,184 AAA Appliance Service Center 14,269 Adler Planetarium 2,653 Alexian Brothers Corporate Health Services 4,052 AllPrint Inc. 29,068 ALM Group 5,930 Amazon 108,278 Anderson, Mary 3,485 Andersons Bookfair Company 17,056 Apple Computer Inc 30,403 Assoc. for Suprvision & Curriculum Development 6,297 A-Special Electric Service & Supply Co Inc 20,248 AssetGenie Inc 20,966 Baglarz, Marianne 3,729 Bank of New York Mellon, The 4,339 Barnes & Noble 18,528 Bartlett Sports 7,838 Battery Service Corporation 2,911 Bensenville Arts Council 6,000 Bensenville Community Public Library 19,853 Bensenville Park District 12,931 Bensenville Rotary Club 5,167 BioMetric Impressions 3,465 Blackboard Inc 2,740 Bleacher America 6,980 Blick Art Materials 9,639

BP 7,718 BrainPOP LLC 9,870 Brian Feltes & Assoc Inc 5,037 Brown, Mike 3,800 Business Card 292,207 Call One 19,400 CamelotTherapeutic Schools LLC 3,442 Canna and Canna Ltd. 29,033 CDW Government Inc 94,663 CenterPoint Education Solutions 10,800 Chamber Theatre Productions 4,700 Chicago Alternative Ed Inc 19,950 Chicago Office Technology Group 106,268 Childs Voice School 102,410 Cintas Corporation #22 2,770 Citizens Taxi Dispatch Inc 43,328 Claire Cooper 2,634 Clare Woods Academy 138,502 CLIC-ISDLAF PLUS 216,736 Colors Inc 7,500 Common Goal Systems Inc 24,624 Crane, Julie 3,351 Crown Castle 61,440 Custom Education Solutions 6,327 Dell Marketing L.P. 219,261 Demma, Meredith 6,744 Destination Athlete of Cook/DuPage 3,504 DiCianni Graphics 4,679 Direct Energy Business 394,719 Discovery Education 7,800 DLeNM LaCosecha 3,640 Dolson, Jennifer 3,485 Don Johnston Inc 4,750 Dugan, Kay 13,150 DuPage Co Regional Office Of Education 5,695 DuPage County Health Department 12,123 DuPage Regional Office of Education 15,000 EdLeader21 4,792 Educational Benefit Cooperative 3,615,815 Educational Products Inc. 84,284 Elanar Construction Co 2,600 ETS Intelligence LLC 54,450 Exxon Mobil 2,560 EyeMed Vision Care 30,658 Fausto, Lizzeth 4,319 Fenton High School District 100 26,653 Filter Services Inc 8,071 First Book Marketplace 3,090 Forecast5 Analytics 7,000 Foundation Building Materials 4,081 Frida Kahlo Community Organization 17,231 Frontline Technologies Group LLC 9,758 Fulcrum Management Solutions Inc 5,000 Full Compass Systems 7,863 GCA Services Group 1,179,415 Giant Steps 73,591 Glen Oaks Therapeutic Day School 13,570 Glenview Park District, The 3,822 Global Equipment Company Inc 6,852 Goebberts Farm & Garden Center 2,550 Gopher Sport 2,814 Great Lakes Kwik Space 3,036 Great Minds 78,720 Griffon Systems Inc 7,258 Groot Industries Inc 44,525 Hampton Inn & Suites 5,619 Heinemann Publishing 9,612 Herff Jones LLC 4,016 Hewlitt Packard Co (SLED) 4,854 Hildebrand Sporting Goods 2,667

Home Depot Credit Services 11,919 Houghton Mifflin Harcourt 22,513 Hubert 3,076 Hudson Energy Services LLC 17,898 Illinois Assoc of School Administrators 2,689 Illinois Association of School Boards 14,717 Illinois Principals Association 5,809 Imagetec L. P. Corporate 8,431 Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund 523,365 Illinois State Board of Education 19,318 IXL Learning 22,680 Johns Hopkins University 8,300 Johnson Controls 32,161 Junior Library Guild 11,624 Kaplan School Supply Corp.

2,825 Lakeshore Learning Materials 23,070 Landmark Pest Management 6,358 Lasch, Mr & Mrs Bryan 3,005 Lauk, Andrew J 17,680 Learning A - Z 56,447 LEND 4,631 Lens Ace Hardware 3,148 Lippoldt, Keith 2,622 lisaeckert design 7,200 Mackin Educational Resources 19,895 Magnum Business Forms 2,646 Mama Marias of Bensenville 2,555 Mark, Jessica 4,234 Martell, Loren 5,270 McElligott, Jennifer 4,180 McGuire, Dr. Rita N. 24,000 Menta Academy Hillside 34,270 Metropolitan Family Services 12,550 Midland Paper 33,955 Midwest Educational Furnishings Inc 13,960 Midwest Transit Equipment 325,922 Mindful Practices 94,530 Monoprice.com 11,134 Morton Arboretum, The 2,922 Mueller fka Mulcahy Pauritsch Salvador & Co LTD 26,200 National Center for Education & Research 6,450 National Geographic Explorer 3,830 National School Boards Association 2,675 NCS Pearson Inc. 5,831 North DuPage Special Education Cooperative 1,516,466 Neofunds 18,000 Netrix LLC 6,871 New Direction LLC dba Bilingual Therapies 100,366 Nicor Gas 56,875 Nobelus LLC 5,089 Novack, Paul 3,510 O Reilly Auto Parts 4,788 Oak Brook Mechanical Services Inc. 17,552 ODYSSEY Cruises 13,147 Office Depot 69,592 Olson PhD., Jerry B. 35,000 Oosterbaan & Sons Co. 32,620 Opportunities for All Inc NFP 25,965 Oriental Trading Brands Inc 6,432 Orkin Pest Control 3,000 Panorama Education 7,980 PBBS Equipment Corporation 4,591 Peerless Fence 15,834 Pena, Matt de la 4,000 Peters & Associates 40,261 Pierik, Jenifer 3,005 Polar 11,252 Poli, Christy 10,226 Premier Agenda Inc. 2,775 Professional Binding Prod Inc 3,511 Project HELP (YWCA Metropolitan Chicago) 9,920 Pyne, Kayley 4,443 Quinlan & Fabish Music 27,179 Raymond Geddes And Company Inc 2,648 Really Good Stuff LLC 15,966 Reliance Standard Life Insurance 19,192 Renaissance Learning 7,350 Renelli, Dulce L 3,787 Riddiford Roofing Co 2,860 Robert Crown Health Center 5,100 Roesch Ford 72,766 Roy Strom Refuse Removal Svc Inc 9,327 Royal Pipe & Supply Co. 3,916 Sams Club Direct 22,594 SASED 80,181 Satchel 2,800 Saternus, Lauren M. 4,225 SavATree 11,884 Scholastic Book Fairs 6,378 See Notices on page 19

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Stunning Newer Construction

Stunning Newer Construction

Freshly renovated & offering everything new construction has but w/ the price tag & tax bill nearly HALF OFF! The lucky new owner of this home will enjoy all the hard work & financial investment of the freshly refinished dark hardwood floors, new $549,900 FIRST OFFERING!

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Freshly renovated & offering everything new construction has but w/ the price tag & tax bill nearly HALF OFF! The lucky new owner of this home will enjoy all the hard work & financial investment of the freshly refinished dark hardwood floors, new gray paint & white crown/ base moldings, freshly redone kitchen w/ White Cabinets, Subway Tile Backsplash & Stainless Steel Appliances, All new Bathroom Vanities, & a fantastic floor plan featuring 5 Bedrooms, 3 Full Bathrooms & a HUGE Rec & Play room in your almost 1,500 sq ft finished basement. Private & Lush Backyard w/ Mature Landscape, Fully Fenced In Yard w/ sprinkler system. $549,900

Completely Renovated Ranch!

Completely Renovated Ranch!

The home you have been waiting for is finally available & under 400k! Completely updated interior of this 4 bedroom / 2 bath brick Ranch beaming w/ natural light. New eat-in kitchen featuring quartz counters, stainless appliances w/ beautiful $399,000 FIRST OFFERING!

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Forma Nova Homes

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Over 4,900 sf of finished living space - fully finished basement w/ exercise room, rec room, bedroom, full bath, and custom bar & walk-in wine room! 10 ft 1st floor ceilings and wide-plank HWF’s, 1st floor office, walk-in pantry, extensive trim and

Over 4,900 sf of finished living space - fully finished basement w/ exercise room, rec room, bedroom, full bath, and custom bar & walk-in wine room! 10 ft 1st floor ceilings and wide-plank HWF’s, 1st floor office, walk-in pantry, extensive trim and ceiling detail throughout, 5 beds, 4.5 baths, 3 car garage, custom kitchen with huge island & Wolf/Sub-Zero appliances open to family rm with stone fireplace, master suite w/ spa bath and custom closets, surround sound, irrigation system, central vac, vinyl privacy fence, and paver patio! All this within walking distance to Jefferson GS & the Prairie Path. $1,210,000

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Amazing opportunity to work with one of Elmhurst’s top custom home builders. Steps from award winning Jefferson Elementary and the IL Prairie Path, in one of Elmhurst’s hottest neighborhoods. This generous plan offers ceiling detail

Steps to Downtown Elmhurst

In-town beautifully updated 3 bed/2.1 bath townhome just steps to Restaurants, Metra Train, Wilder Park, AwardWinning Library/Museums & Elmhurst College. $100k in updates include luxurious custom kitchen (2016) with Jenn$489,000

In-town beautifully updated 3 bed/2.1 bath townhome just steps to Restaurants, Metra Train, Wilder Park, Award-Winning Library/ Museums & Elmhurst College. $100k in updates include luxurious custom kitchen (2016) with Jenn-Air/Bosch appliances & Cambria quartz counters. Master bath (2019) features oversized shower and exquisite tile work. Light-filled open floor plan featuring family room with 11ft ceilings that opens up to large deck, spacious bedrooms with walk-in closets, and large unfinished basement that could turn into your dream man cave/rec room/play room. $489,000

Amazing opportunity to work with one of Elmhurst’s top custom home builders. Steps from award winning Jefferson Elementary and the IL Prairie Path, in one of Elmhurst’s hottest neighborhoods. This generous plan offers ceiling detail throughout, exquisite millwork, a large mudroom, 1st floor office, huge kitchen with 2-tier island for prep sink/area and separate eating space. Open family room with gas fireplace overlooks 160’ deep yard. Superb from the curb with covered front porch and patio in the rear. Too many other details to list! Builder is also willing to build to suit at different price points. $1,175,000

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Steps to Downtown Elmhurst

The home you have been waiting for is finally available & under 400k! Completely updated interior of this 4 bedroom / 2 bath brick Ranch beaming w/ natural light. New eat-in kitchen featuring quartz counters, stainless appliances w/ beautiful farmhouse sink, family room w/ wall-towall windows, refinished hardwood floors, new recessed lighting, 2 new bathrooms, freshly painted, huge lower level rec room & ample storage throughout. Enjoy your fabulous newly landscaped outdoor space w/ great brick paver patio overlooking your 1/3 of an acre backyard.

Just steps from beautiful Eldridge Park, Oak Brook Mall, Timothy Christian & much more! $399,000

Best in Brynhaven!

Best in Brynhaven!

Want to walk to EVERYTHING Elmhurst has to offer? Then this is the right home for you! This meticulous 3 BR Split Level has been lovingly cared, features include: WHITE Eat In Kitchen w/ open concept, Gorgeous Hardwood Floors, Fresh $377,500

Want to walk to EVERYTHING Elmhurst has to offer? Then this is the right home for you! This meticulous 3 BR Split Level has been lovingly cared, features include: WHITE Eat In Kitchen w/ open concept, Gorgeous Hardwood Floors, Fresh Paint & Cozy Fireplace. 3 BR’s & Full Bath UP. HUGE Lower Level Rec Room has wet bar perfect for entertaining plus full bath & tons of natural light overlooking your fenced in yard. Backyard offers so much w/ 2 decks & tons of greenspace PLUS a storage shed.

Arterial Location w/ both privacy & ease of walking to K-8 schools & Park! $377,500

320 S Kenilworth, Elmhurst

Welcome to 320 S Kenilworth, a classic English Tudor set on a premium 90 x 190 lot within blocks of downtown Elmhurst, its Metra station, Museum campus, Wilder Park, and awardwinning schools. Designed with the materials and attention to $1,199,900

320 S Kenilworth, Elmhurst

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Welcome to 320 S Kenilworth, a classic English Tudor set on a premium 90 x 190 lot within blocks of downtown Elmhurst, its Metra station, Museum campus, Wilder Park, and award-winning schools. Designed with the materials and attention to detail expected with this architecture, the owners have pulled off an exceptional expansion and restoration of this timeless home. All the modern amenities were put into place – multi-zone HVAC, chef’s kitchen with high-grade SS appliances, Pella windows, master suite with spa bath, heated floors, heated sunroom, 2nd floor laundry, and attached 2.5 car heated garage. In keeping with the home’s original character, you will find vaulted barreled ceilings with wood beams, an impeccably maintained slate roof, restored original doors, exquisite millwork, custom built-in’s, 3 fireplaces, french doors, a vined courtyard, two 2nd story balconies and multiple paver brick seating areas overlooking lush, professionally landscaped grounds. $1,199,900

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Spacious All Brick Home

MUST SEE enormous custom designed home! Unparalleled full brick and stone custom designed home in central Elmhurst has mammoth spaces & luxury features. Unique, elegant atmosphere w/ over 6000 sq. ft. finished living space on $1,150,000

Spacious All Brick Home MUST SEE enormous custom designed home! Unparalleled full brick and stone custom designed home in central Elmhurst has mammoth spaces & luxury features. Unique, elegant atmosphere w/ over 6000 sq. ft. finished living space on corner lot w/ 85-foot frontage in school district 205. Dramatic 2 story entry w/ granite floor opens to generous living & dining rooms & massive gourmet kitchen w/ walk in custom built pantry, double oven, 5 burner cooktop, double refrigerator, & large island, open to soaring family room w/ fireplace & wet bar. Huge 1st floor bedroom suite, office, laundry, mud room, & 3 car garage. Spectacular central double entry stairway leads to inviting library/seating area & 4 bedroom suites, each w/ a full bath. Enjoy your private retreat in the separate 2nd floor master wing w/ enormous bath featuring custom built curved shower wall w/ full body shower, double Jacuzzi spa tub, double sink granite top vanity, full wall mirror, & huge custom designed walk in closet adjacent to giant laundry/sewing room. $1,150,000 Classic Brick Bungalow

This totally renovated home has gorgeous newly refinished Hardwood Floors, New lighting/Copper plumbing, GORGEOUS Kitchen features: cork flooring, granite countertops, NEW stainless steel appliances, pub style

This totally renovated home has gorgeous newly refinished Hardwood Floors, New lighting/Copper plumbing, GORGEOUS Kitchen features: cork flooring, granite countertops, NEW stainless steel appliances, pub style seating area, loads of custom cabinets space. Lovely Formal Dining Area, totally renovated Bathroom. Outdoor features: Screened in Porch, New Deck and Fantastic backyard with garden & TONS of greenspace, beautiful landscaping & brand new SHED. NEW- Washer & DryerRoof/Driveway, PLUS HUGE unfinished attic just awaiting your ideas/or great use for storage. $2,100/mo

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Clean, move-in ready home for rent in S. Villa Park. 1 block from Prairie Path and Villa Ave business district. Cute Queen Anne with front porch, eat-in kitchen, back deck, 2 spacious bedrooms and loft/office/tandem bedroom on 2nd floor, and

Don’t miss out on this center of town Colonial situated on a double lot and walking distance to downtown Elmhurst, Metra, Award winning schools, and all Elmhurst amentities! Separate formal dining room and living room with fireplace. First floor family room addition. 4 bedrooms up plus a first floor office or potential 5th bedroom/in-law arrangement. Bathrooms on each level, including basement. Hardwood floors, updated kitchen with granite countertops and stainless steel appliance package.

2 car attached garage. 100x150 Lot! $499,900

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Ready for Christmas!

Ready for Christmas!

Set on one of Lincoln school’s most desirable streets, prepare to be wowed with Wise Investment Builders latest new home.

Unparalleled quality with high end finishes and over 5,100 sf of finished living space with 10’ first floor ceilings and a

This updated ranch sits on a 60X137 shaded lot. Inside the elegant interior are red oak hdwd floors spanning the LR, 3 BR & kitchen complemented by stately crown molding! The kitchen is loaded with high-end updates:Custom Cupboard $435,000

This updated ranch sits on a 60X137 shaded lot.

Inside the elegant interior are red oak hdwd floors spanning the LR, 3 BR & kitchen complemented by stately crown molding! The kitchen is loaded with high-end updates:Custom Cupboard softclose kitchen cabinets, under cabinet lighting w/ dimmers,Cambria quartz countertops,a 48” Viking 6-burner stove & double oven, a built-in Viking refrigerator & microwave,& a deep Elkay stainless steel kitchen sink. The bathroom boasts porcelain tile,Kohler sink & toilet,& high end faucet.

Electrical has been updated. high-end Pella windows w/inset blinds. $435,000

Set on one of Lincoln school’s most desirable streets, prepare to be wowed with Wise Investment Builders latest new home.

Unparalleled quality with high end finishes and over 5,100 sf of finished living space with 10’ first floor ceilings and a finished lower level with large garden window for tons of natural light throughout. 5 beds, 4.5 baths, a heated 3 car garage and set on an oversized 63 x 140. Within walking distance to the Prairie Path, the Spring Rd Business District, York HS, and soon to be brand new Lincoln Elementary. Christmas delivery! $1,349,900

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South Street Ranch!

South Street Ranch!

Clean, move-in ready home for rent in S. Villa Park. 1 block from Prairie Path and Villa Ave business district. Cute Queen Anne with front porch, eat-in kitchen, back deck, 2 spacious bedrooms and loft/office/tandem bedroom on 2nd floor, and potential inlaw/teen living space in fully finished basement with full bath and separate entrance. 2 remodeled bathrooms and oversized 2 car garage with walk up storage. Available immediately, pets negotiable. $1,850/mo

$1,850/mo AVAILABLE 12/1/19

Amazing Value!

Amazing Value!

Villa Park Rental

Villa Park Rental

Charming New England Cape Cod

Well Maintained by longtime Homeowners that hate to leave!

3 Bedrooms - 2 upstairs with a bathroom attached, 1 on main level. Spacious pass through Office on main level can easily be converted in a 4th Bedroom. Long winding driveway to 2 $379,900

Charming New England Cape Cod Well Maintained by longtime Homeowners that hate to leave! 3 Bedrooms - 2 upstairs with a bathroom attached, 1 on main level. Spacious pass through Office on main level can easily be converted in a 4th Bedroom.

Long winding driveway to 2 car garage.

Walkout of Family room to deck with overhead coverage. Located a chip shot away from Jefferson School, Prairie Path, Washington Park, and much more! $379,900

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By Mike Miazga CORRESPONDENT

Willowbrook’s wrestling team finished uncharacteristically low in the West Suburban Conference Gold Division last season.

But with a host of returning starters back, including five sectional qualifiers, coach Tim Ortiz sees a different outcome this season.

“We were toward the bottom of the conference, second to last,” he said. “We’re looking to improve on that. We have a lot of guys back with experience. We’re climbing our way up and rebuilding the program.”

Ortiz noted Willowbrook has upwards of 10 returning starters, including five returning sectional qualifiers and three folks who were a match away from getting a sectional ticket.

“We have the experience,” he said. “We’re excited about these guys. We have a good, solid foundation to build off, and younger guys to fill in the blanks. They are learning from the leadership of the older guys. We’re going to pick up from there and run with it. The guys did a lot of offseason stuff and they are continuing to work hard.”

The list of returners for Ortiz is long. Senior Zach Seymore (132 pounds) won 33 matches and made the sectional. Senior Gabriel Yu (113 pounds) rattled off 23 wins and also qualified for the sectional.

Senior Wyatt Borri also qualified for the sectional and won 22 contests. He’ll be at either 160 or 170. Junior Elijah Brockie (195-

220) and senior John Peterson (195-220) round out the returning sectional qualifiers.

Brockie won 33 matches, while Peterson had 22 wins.

Junior David Kapica is back at 145 after winning more than 20 matches last year.

Sophomore Nick Mabutas will go at 152 and was in the over-20-win club last year. Senior Luke Borri returns at heavyweight.

Brockie and Peterson are returning all-WSC Gold selections. “Elijah has improved quite a bit,” said Ortiz. “He was a sophomore last year and he won a couple, two-three matches on the varsity as a freshman. He went 33-13 last year and 2-2 in sectionals, missing state by a match.”

Ortiz noted Brockie took third in the frosh-soph state meet. He lost his first match and won seven matches in a row to end in third.

“Elijah has been doing all the right things,” the coach said. “He’s made a lot of noise and caught our eye. The same is true with David Kapica and Nick Mabutas. Nick has been starting both ways on the football team at wide receiver and safety. He’s played a lot of football and hopefully that success will carry over. He went to the Wabash wrestling camp over the summer and showed good signs of growth. Watching him play varsity football both ways speaks a lot about him and how he plays and who he is. He’s a guy who rises to the occasion.

“David was very solid in his first year on the varsity as a sophomore. He spent a lot of time going to camps. He’ll be one of our lead-

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By Mike Miazga CORRESPONDENT

The canvas is just about blank for the Addison Trail boys basketball team as it heads into the 2019-2020 season.

Longtime coach Brendan Lyons, beginning his 13th season, noted the Blazers lost more than 90 percent of

the team’s scoring and rebounding from last season’s squad that went 14-16 overall and 1-11 in West Suburban Conference Gold Division action.

Those key losses to graduation include point guard Sheldon Allgood, who averaged 12 points a contest; three-year varsity player Adam Meh-

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Youthful Addison Trail boys basketball team looks to gain experience

meti, who averaged 11 points a game; and J.T. Daniels, a power forward who earned all-WSC Gold accolades after also averaging 11 points a game.

Addison Trail’s only returning starter is 6-0 junior point guard A.J. Carlson, who averaged 8.0 points per game and sank 33 three-pointers a year ago. Carlson is a three-year var-

Depth a strong point for Willowbrook boys basketball team

By Mike Miazga CORRESPONDENT

Depth won’t be a problem for the Willowbrook boys basketball team.

Coach Chris Perkins is thrilled with the talent he has top to bottom on this year’s squad.

“I feel like we have a well-balanced group,” he said. “We have depth. We have height, and we have quick and explosive guards. It will all kind of depend on the strengths and weaknesses of our opponents.

“We could slow down the game and drop it in or we could speed the game up and play small and fast. We’re much different. We have a 6-8 kid and a 6-6 kid. Our leading returning scorers are guards. We can play both styles.

We don’t quite know what style we are better at yet.”

Back for Willowbrook this season are leading scorer Everett Stubblefield III (senior, guard) and Sam Tumilty (senior, guard). Stubblefield averaged more than 19 points a contest on a Warriors team that went 17-14 overall last year and took third in the West Suburban Conference Gold Division.

Tumilty averaged about six points a contest.

Perkins noted Stubblefield III is ranked as one of the top 50 players in the Chicagoland area by one service.

Also back are seniors Isaac Gaines (guard, averaged about five points a game last season), Sam Bruns (guard),

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Brenton Jones, Deandre Holliday (forward) and Jeremiah Robinson (guard).

Willowbrook graduated four senior starters. Stubblefield is the only returning starter. Tumilty played a key role coming off the Warriors’ bench.

One quandary Perkins has out of the gates is establishing a starting lineup due to multiple players on the roster having been on active duty with the Willowbrook football team that advanced into the Class 7A semifinals.

The football team’s season ended on Saturday.

“It’s hard to say with a number of guys still in football,” said Perkins.

“We haven’t had our full team yet to get a complete look. It’s been hard to gauge where we are at, but that is a great problem to have. It’s great for the football team. It’s great for Willowbrook and it’s great for our community.

Most teams have had their full groups for two weeks. We haven’t had a full team yet.”

Perkins said Gaines’ role will expand this year “and he will chip in more for us,” he said. “We have seen tremendous improvement from Isaac so far.”

The coach also is excited by the improvement he’s seeing from the likes of Bruns, Robinson, senior Jalen Flowers and Holliday. He also lauded the progress of 6-6 sophomore post player Sean Paige, Bruns’ improvement with his shooting and the improvements 6-8

senior forward Mike Hay is making.

“We have a lot of good players,” he said.

On the defensive side of the ball, Perkins noted the team’s strength a year ago was playing up and down with full-court pressure using man-toman to traps. “We will play an aggressive style again this year, but I haven’t seen the press as a group yet,” he said.

“The goal is to simulate the style from last year.”

Perkins said one intangible Willowbrook has in its back pocket is the general makeup of the senior class. “This senior class is made up of winners,” he said. “They win across the board, whether it’s basketball, baseball or football or wrestling. This group has what it takes to get the job done.”

On the WSC Gold front, Perkins sees a wide-open field this season.

“There is a lot of parity in the league,” he said. “Proviso East will be difficult.

Morton will be challenging and Hinsdale South and Downers Grove South are there as well. It’s kind of even across the board. Nobody has separated themselves. It could go either way and I think we definitely are in the mix.”

Willowbrook last won the WSC Gold in 2017. The Warriors won it previously in 2015.

The Warriors opened play in the St. Charles East Thanksgiving tournament earlier this week.

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fourth-down play in the final quarter.

Ayesh returned the ball about 75 yards to inside the Caravan 10-yard line with about five minutes to play. Moments later, Mount Carmel regained possession by intercepting a pass near its own goal line.

The Caravan intercepted a long pass with about one minute left in the game and proceeded to run out the clock.

The elusive Tumilty was able to break a few of his customary long gains on improvised runs. But the Mount Carmel defense also put some serious pressure on Tumilty and tackled him in the backfield on several plays.

“They [the Caravan] did a really good job up front,” said Hildreth. “After that first drive we were never kind of clean in our tempo and our efficiency offensively.”

After shaking hands with the Mount Carmel players, the Warriors assembled to hear post-game comments from Hildreth and the team’s assistant coaches.

For the first time since the season-opening loss to Providence Catholic on Aug. 30, the Warriors had to deal with defeat.

Hildreth, a 2000 Willowbrook graduate, served as the program’s interim

head coach in 2011, when the Warriors went 0-9. In 2012, Hildreth guided Willowbrook to a 6-3 regular-season record and a playoff berth. Willowbrook lost in the opening round of the playoffs to finish the season with a 6-4 mark.

The Warriors have qualified for the playoffs in each of the last four seasons.

They haven’t been content with just making it to the playoffs; they’ve won nine post-season games since 2016.

Willowbrook advanced to the quarterfinal round in 2016, 2017 and 2018. The Warriors won three playoff games this season to advance to the semifinals.

In addition to their post-season success, the Warriors have dominated their West Suburban Gold Conference competition in recent years. Willowbrook posted perfect 6-0 conference records in each of the last three seasons.

Following the speeches, the seniors lined up on the field to meet with the coaches and underclass players for some emotional moments.

“I think we accomplished a lot,” said Tumilty. “Getting past the quarterfinals, and being able to have a home semifinal game—it’s the best game you can get. Words can’t describe the brotherhood we had at Willowbrook.”

“It’s been a huge honor,” added senior Deandre Holliday, who delivered a late 65-yard interception return for a touchdown to help the Warriors to their quarterfinal victory at Lake Zurich on Nov. 16.

“We’re big on maintaining the culture. I feel like this team changed the culture. We had a reputation of just getting to the quarterfinals but not winning. This team went past that, and we competed in a tight game in the semifinals with Mount Carmel.”

sity player.

“This year’s team will start the season with a true blank slate,” said Lyons.

Junior 6-6 small forward Robert Roskiewicz also will be counted on.

“Robert played up on the varsity as a sophomore last year and earned some value experience,” said Lyons.

“He has a high ceiling and really started to come on in the summer.

He added more balance to his game in the off-season and we hope he provides and inside and outside threat for us.”

A key newcomer to the team is 5-10 senior point guard Alex Conrad, who led the Addison Trail junior-varsity team in scoring last year.

“The competition for playing time will be wide open,” said Lyons.

“With a small number of seniors on the roster there will plenty of opportunities for younger players to contribute. There could be as many as four sophomore son the varsity roster this year.”

Lyons said to keep an eye on sophomore point guard Sammy Renc.

He noted on the offensive end of the floor that Addison Trail will have to

commit to playing an unselfish style of basketball.

“Extending possessions and taking care of the basketball,” he added. “I think we will be able to shoot the ball well from the perimeter, especially with A.J. Carlson, but shot selection will be extremely important for us.”

Defensively, Lyons pointed out that the Blazers will continue to use a combination of man-to-man and zone approaches “to try and give our opponents a variety of looks throughout the course of a game,” he said. “We will be undersized, so rebounding the basketball will be critical each night.”

Lyons said Hinsdale South, Willowbrook and Proviso East will be top-tier contenders in the West Suburban Conference Gold.

From a scheduling standpoint, the Blazers have added Elgin, Hoffman Estates and Elk Grove to the non-conference portion of its schedule. Addison Trail is changing it up at Christmas where it will head to the Maine East Holiday Tournament in Park Ridge for the first time.

The Blazers are in the midst of playing in the Elmwood Park Thanksgiving tournament.

Four years of domination

How dominant has the Willowbrook football team been the last four seasons? Willowbrook advanced to the state quarterfinals in 2016, 2017 and 2018, and to the state semifinals this year.

Team Overall Conference Playoff Willowbrook 40-9 22-2 4 Leyden 20-17 17-7 1 Hinsdale South 19-20 15-9 2 Downers South 16-21 15-9 1 Addison Trail 12-24 9-15 0 Morton 5-31 4-20 0 Proviso East 4-32 2-22 0 Notes **Willowbrook has made the state semifinals and the state quarterfinals (3 times) in the last four years. **The only other WSC Gold team to advance out of the first round of the playoffs during this stretch was Hinsdale South in 2017 (second round). **Willowbrook has won the last three WSC Gold titles, going unbeaten each season. Leyden won the 2016 title, also going 6-0.

Warrior history makers The 2019 Willowbrook football team technically tied the school record for furthest advancement in the state playoffs. The 2019 team, along with the 1974 and 1975 teams reached the state semifinals. However, the 1974 and 1975 teams played in a 16-team bracket, while this year’s team navigated a 32-team bracket, meaning it won one more playoff game.

Year Record Playoff record Finish 1974 10-2 2-1 5A Semifinals 1975 11-1 2-1 5A Semifinals 2019 11-2 3-1 7A Semifinals Note: The 2019 team tied the school record for most wins in a season, joining the 1975 and 2018 teams with 11 wins each. Both the 1975 and 2018 teams went into what would be their last games of the season with 11-0 records.

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Willowbrook names November recipient of 88’s Best recognition

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Blood drive at Willowbrook

Willowbrook High School students joined staff and community members to participate in a recent blood drive at the school. Willowbrook’s student council hosted the blood drive, which collected 104 units for Vitalant. The top left photo shows (left to right) juniors Ernesto Ortiz and Julia Soto enjoying snacks after donating blood. Also pictured are junior Collin Kirby (above left right), senior Alison Butler (top right) and junior Theodore Doyle (above right). For participating in blood drives, District 88 receives a check from Vitalant that goes toward scholarships for Willowbrook and Addison Trail students.

Villa Park police: Before you hit the road this Thanksgiving holiday, buckle up and designate a sober driver

As Illinoisans gear up for one of the busiest travel times of the year, the Villa Park Police Department announced its plans for a traffic safety campaign focusing on impaired and unbuckled drivers.

“Holiday traffic brings with it an increased risk for accidents,” said Sgt. James Cihak. “To ensure your family makes it to and from your

Thanksgiving feast without incident, make a conscious choice to buckle up and plan ahead for a sober ride home.”

According to the Illinois Department of Transportation, 15 motor vehicle crash fatalities occurred in Illinois over the 2018 Thanksgiving holiday weekend.

Five of the 15 deaths occurred in

crashes involving at least one driver who had been drinking.

The Villa Park Police Department is partnering with the Illinois State Police and local law enforcement across Illinois for the increased statewide effort.

The high-visibility crackdown will run through the holiday weekend into the early morning hours of Dec. 2.

The “Click It or Ticket” and “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” campaigns are funded by federal traffic safety funds administered by IDOT. The crackdown runs concurrently with a media campaign reminding motorists that impaired driving has “Life or Death” consequences.

Visit LifeOrDeathIllinois.com for more information.

Willowbrook senior Christopher Vazquez (right) has been named as the school’s November recipient of 88’s Best recognition.

He’s pictured with Willowbrook Principal Dr. Daniel Krause.

Throughout his high school career, Vazquez has enrolled in a variety of courses, including those that provide assistance for his learning needs. While his first semesters presented challenges, he has embraced each one and continuously improved his academic performance while participating in school activities. That improvement has culminated in Vazquez earning Honor Roll status both semesters of his junior year, and he is on track to do the same this year. He also serves as a mentor for students at Willowbrook, is a lead practicum teacher in the Little Warrior Preschool program, has earned multiple career certificates and credentials and is a member of the varsity football team.

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ANNUAL STATEMENT OF AFFAIRS SUMMARY FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 2019

The summary must be published in the local newspaper.

Copies of the detailed Annual Statement of Affairs for the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2019 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:

Fenton High School District 100

1000 West Green Street, Bensenville, IL 60106

School District/Joint Agreement Name

630-766-2500

Address

7:30 am-4:00 pm

Telephone

Office Hours

Also by January 15, annually the detailed Annual Statement of Affairs for the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2019, 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, 2019 Educational

Operations & Maintenance

Debt Services

Transportation

Municipal Retirement/Social Security

Capital Projects

Working Cash

Fire Prevention & Safety

Tort

23,315,160

2,379,882

723,549

681,693

1,030,275

2,678

85,065

0

0

Total Direct Receipts/Revenues

0 2,009,303 1,046,609 26,371,072

0 0 0 2,379,882

0 0 723,549

0 356,996 0 1,038,689

0 0 0 1,030,275

0 0 2,678

0 0 85,065

0 0 0

0 0 0

Total Direct Disbursements/Expenditures

24,214,310

2,598,311

706,225

1,390,778

938,909

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0

0

0 13,563,428

0 2,098,271

0 255,391

0 683,183

0 688,149

0 132,469

0 4,181,209

0 0

0 135

0 15,720,190

0 1,879,842

0 272,715

0 331,094

0 779,515

0 135,147

0 4,266,274

0 0

0 135

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

1000 2000 3000 4000

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C; STANEVA, ASSIA S; THOMPSON, RACHEL; THOMPSON, REBECCA; TORRES, JUSTIN; TORRES, LUCIA; VELAZQUEZ, SERIGO; WELMERS, ANDREW; WESELOWSKI, STELLA T; WISLEK, JAMES. Salary Range: $25,000 - $39,999: BOHNEN, CHRISTINE; CIESINSKI, JENNIFER; CLAYTOR, IDA J; D’ANDREA, DEBRA; DIDIER, RENEE E; EHRHARDT, JAMES; ENLOW, ANGELA; FOX, MICHAEL G; HERATY, LAURA L; JORDAN, LINDA A; KADOW, RANDAL R; KRYS, VIOLA; LETNICKY, JAMES J; LINSNER, DONNA M; MISERENDINO, LINDA A; MOROZ, ANDRES; NEWTON, SUSAN L; O’CONNELL, TIMOTHY J; PISCHE, MARGARET; PORTENKIRCHNER, SUSAN K; PORTO, MAUREEN L; RUELAS SR., THOMAS O;SADER, KATARZYNA; SANCHEZ, SIMON; SPARACIO, MADDALENA; TRACY-JOZIK, SUSAN D. Salary Range: $40,000 - $59,999: CAMPUZANO, DOLORES; CARRILLO, MAGDALENA; DAMASCUS, BETH; GASCA, TRINIDAD; GUSTAVSON, MARIBETH J; HALATEK, JAROSLAW; HUANG, MINLI; LOZADA, KATHERINE; MORALES, ALBERTO; NILSON, MICHAEL A; OLSON, LISA A; RIVERA-TRUJILLO, ILSA; RODWELL, KATHLEEN; RUTTENBERG, BRITTANY; SKOLNIK, CINDY; SPEIDEN, LORI A; TALLEY, MICHELLE M. Salary Range: $60,000 and over: ANZALONE SR., LARRY; ASSEM, DANIEL K; BATSON, JAMES; BRODIE, BLAKE W; FEELEY II, MICHAEL T; GIVENS, NANCY; LEIST, JEFFREY R; LINDE, KATHY; MARCHESE, CHARLES; PEREZ, RUBEN A; RAMIREZ, FRANCIS X; REYES, CRISTIAN; RHINERSON, GENEVA L; ROBINSON, JERRY; RUIZ, VICTOR; SCHROEDER, KATHERINE JOANNE; SIEVER, DARYL; STAUCH, MARY D; THOMAS, MARY P; TIMMINS, MARY C; VALLONE, MICHAEL A; VENTURA, MICHAEL A; ZIRES, ARMANDO. Payments over $2,500, excluding wages and salaries.

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ANNUAL STATEMENT OF AFFAIRS SUMMARY FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 2019

The summary must be published in the local newspaper.

Copies of the detailed Annual Statement of Affairs for the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2019 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 60101

School District/Joint Agreement Name

630-530-3983

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, 2019, 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, 2019 Educational

Operations & Maintenance

Debt Services

Transportation

Municipal Retirement/Social Security

Capital Projects

Working Cash

Fire Prevention & Safety

Tort

47,549,512

6,557,316

10,884,965

2,136,750

1,956,388

284,806

166,922

0

0

Total Direct Receipts/Revenues

0 6,639,575 2,605,906 56,794,993

0 0 0 6,557,316

0 0 10,884,965

0 1,405,959 0 3,542,709

0 0 0 1,956,388

0 0 284,806

0 0 166,922

0 0 0

0 0 0

Total Direct Disbursements/Expenditures

55,416,564

6,258,972

10,820,856

3,930,807

1,980,684

801,497

0

0

-41,203 14,419,094

0 1,701,760

130,816 687,200

290,000 2,308,199

0 715,672

0 472,323

3,715,095 6,319,983

0 0

0 0

0 15,756,320

0 2,000,104

0 882,125

0 2,210,101

0 691,376

0 -44,368

0 10,202,000

0 0

0 0

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, 2018 Other Changes in Fund Balances Ending Fund Balances June 30, 2019

GROSS PAYMENT FOR CERTIFIED PERSONNEL Salary Range: Less Than $25,000: ADEBAYO, J; AHMAD, S; AILES, M; ALI, M; ALLEN, K; ALTAF, H; ANDREWS, J; BALDWIN, A; BEBO, A; BENISCHEK, L; BENNETT, B; BERLINA, O; BIESIADA, M; BIMBER, J; BLECK, H; BOSMAN, R; BRESLIN, K; BREWER, J; BRUSVEEN, T; CAPUTO, M; CARLSON, M; CARROCCIO, D; CHADWICK-DECARLO, M; DAMJANOVICH, A; DASZEK, T; DAVENPORT, S; DAVIS, D; DAVIS, V; DEVENS, M; DIAZ, S; DIEDERICH, L; DINARDI, S; DUBBERT, R; DUNN, S; ENGELMANN, P; FARINELLA, B; FASS, L; FOWLER, P; GERVAIS, T; GIERZYNSKI, F; GILLIAM, T; GILLIGAN, J; GINTER, P; GLAMOCLIJA, N; GRIFFIN, D; HAMILTON, M; HARRISON, J; HASSAN, A; HASTY, V; HAYES, L; HERRERA, A; HERTZ, W; HIORNS, H; HOFFMAN, P; IFFRAIJ, A; JANSEN, C; JOHNSON, W; KAPPEL, R; KEAVY, R; KETELSEN, L; KIMPTON, A; KNEBELSBERGER, N; KNUTSON, E; KOSIOR, K; KUENNE, J; LAM, S; LAUER, P; LEMONS, D; LENINGER, S; LLORENS, J; LOCKHART, L; LYONS, M; MADEJ, K; MANJARREZ, B; MARTIN, A; MASSINO, L; MAZZOLINI, R; MCCLUNG, M; MCDONALD, R; MELEQI, A; MONEYPENNY, S; MOORE, L; MURPHY, B; MUSLEH, S; O’BRIEN, M; OLSON, B; PATZ, J; POULIN, C; PRICE, J; REISSFAUST, T; RENNIE, J; SADLER, M; SAMATA, J; SCAFIDI, B; SCHILTZ, G; SHAFIUDDIN, S; SIMON, A; SLOVEY, L; SNOEYINK, A; SOUTH, D; STALLONE, L; THEDE, B; TRECCIA, J; VRANKIN, P; WALKER, J; WEALTON, M; WHEELER, T; WILSON, G; WOZNIAK, S; YACCINO, F. Salary Range: $25,000 - $39,999: BOISSE, R; KALAL, B; KELSAY, B; KIEFFER, Z; LABARBERA, L; LE, S; LYTLE, K; MILLER, A; PARRENO, E; ROHLFING, A; SUBERS, P; SYCHTA, C; WILLIAMS, L. Salary Range: $40,000 - $59,999: ADDANTE, M; ANDERSON, K; ARIFI, H; CALO, L; DORO, M; GARCIA, L; HUTCHINSON, E; MURPHY, M; PERONTO, R; PESCHKE, A; RANSOM, P; SHOUP, C; STOMBRES, A; WALSH, H; WEINBRENNER, L; WELLS, L. Salary Range: 60,000 - $89,999: ALMANZA-FERNANDEZ, L; AMMONS, L; ANDREWS, J; ANGLE, J; BELKNAP, S; BELTRANO, A; BOBEK, J; BONK, K; BRINK, D; BROCK, R; BROWNLEE, T; BURNS, M; CAMPBELL, J; CESCOLINI-BOYER, L; CLEMONS, J; CRAIG, E; DE LA TORRE, L; DOMERACKI, R; DORADO, E; DUFFIN, V; FAVELA,

Y; FERNANDEZ, D; FOURNIER, H; FRAZIER, L; FRIAS, A; GOMEZ-MORAN, N; GRICE, A; GUZA, M; HOCKENSMITH, T; HOLQUIST, K; INZINGA, K; JANUSZ, R; JOHNSON, M; JONES, M; KANDAH, D; KAROS, R; KLIMEK, K; KOWALSKI, J; LAMB, M; LINDGREN, M; LOPEZ, L; MAROTTA, M; MARTINEZ, D; MARTINEZ, K; MILLER, D; MIR, J; MORRIS, R; NITKA, S; ORTIZ, R; ORTIZ, U; PENNELLA, A; PERKINS, C; PINGEL, N; PUCCINI, S; PULIA, B; QUINN, K; RANA, J; REECE, L; RICHARDSON, C; RIZVI, A; ROSS, M; SIANIS, E; SKALA, C; SLADE, N; SOKOLOWSKI, J; SPILOTRO, V; STONE, T; TELLO, A; THOMAS, L; VACA, A; WILHOIT, A; WOJCIK, S; WOODBURY, N. Salary Range: $90,000 and over: ALLENSPACH, L; ARIANO, D; ARTMAN, T; AVDIU, C; BANNON, D; BARBANENTE, J; BARNEY, M; BAUERS, M; BAZANT, C; BAZON, R; BECERRA, J; BENDICSEN, T; BIRKNER, D; BLAIR, B; BOLDEN, M; BOLSINGER, J; BOUDOURIS, J; BRIDGES, S; BROWNE, P; BRUNS, S; BRYERS, J; BUDLER, R; BUGAJSKY, J; BUGAJSKY, L; BURNS, J; CALANDRA, C; CARRANZA HEGNER, I; CHELMECKI, B; CHOJNACKI, S; CHORAZYCZEWSKI, M; CIBULKA, A; CLAPPER, M; CLARK, J; COCHRAN, D; COCHRAN, M; COLE, S; COLETTA, A; COLLINGS, B; CONNOLLY, J; CUSCADEN, L; DALY, R; D’AMBROSE, S; DE LEON, J; DEL REAL, J; DELACRUZ, E; DEMENT, C; DINI, R; DIRIENZO, C; DONALDSON, B; DOWNER, K; DUNK, C; EAKLEY, A; ENGEL, E; ENNIS, S; EPPLE, J; ERWIN, C; ESLICK, B; FENSKE, B; FERRARO, A; FLIEGEL, D; FORCASH, S; FOSTER, J; FOUSER, J; FRANCISCO, M; GALFI, M; GARCIA, D; GATSES, T; GIERTZ, S; GILLIAM, S; GOURLEY, J; GRAHAM, M; GREEN, T; GRICE, C; GROBSTEIN, S; GROSSART, A; GROTH, E; HANEY, K; HARRELL, T; HAUSSMANN, M; HEBREARD, C; HEGNER, J; HELTON, S; HENEGHAN, R; HERNANDEZ, J; HILDRETH, N; HOLLAND, S; HOSTER, E; HUBNER, T; JACKSON, A; JALOSZYNSKI-REAM, V; JARAMILLO, J; JIMENEZ, I; JOHNSON, J; KALIC, M; KANE, C; KEDVESH, J; KELSAY, M; KENNEDY, M; KRAUSE, D; LASCHINSKI, J; LAVORATO, T; LENAGHAN, A; LINWOOD, T; LIPOWSKI, K; LU, A; LYONS, B; MAASKE, M; MAGNAVITE, L; MAGUIRE, B; MAHONEY, J; MARINE, D; MARSTON, K; MARZEC, L; MARZULLO, T; MASON, I; MATYSEK, E; MCCOLAUGH, K; MCSWEENEY, A; MIKESELL, K; MILLER, S; MITCHELL,

A; MOLINA, M; MONTGOMERY, P; MORALES, M; MORAN, S; MURPHY, A; MURPHY, B; MURPHY, J; MURPHY, T; NASH, B; NELLESSEN, J; NELSON, S; NELSON, T; NIEWINSKI, I; NIX, A; NORBERG, E; NOWAK, A; NUNEZ, S; O’CONNOR, S; OLSON, K; OLSON, M; PARPET, P; PERUSICH, J; PETERS, A; PHILLIPS, J; PHILLIPS, M; PHILLIPS, S; PINA, L; RAMON, M; RASSO, J; REDDING, K; SALGADO, M; SANTINI, K; SCAPARDINE, S; SCHADER, R; SCHMIT, B; SCOTT, M; SERIO, R; SEVERINO, A; SHANAHAN, B; SHERIDAN, C; SHORT, V; SIMOUSEK, J; SMITH, C; STACH WILEN, N; STARK, A; STEWART, P; STRAND-CARROLL, K; STRZELCZYK, G; STYLER, D; SULLIVAN, A; SULLIVAN, M; SUTTON, H; TATE, C; THOMAS, K; THOMPSON, M; TIU, E; TRAPANI, C; TSAGALIS, Y; VALA, C; VALESKI, M; VENDEGNA, P; VITIRITTI-LYNCH, J; WAHLGREN, N; WALKER, G; WARE, C; WARREN, M; WATHIER, R; WHITE, J; WHITTAKER, D; WILKS, L; WILSON, K; WILSON, T; WISNER, V; WOEBEL, T; WOLCOTT, K; WOLFF, T; ZAMORA-FAILLA, C; ZAUCHA, M; ZIEBKA, J; ZWART, E; ZWART, J. GROSS PAYMENT FOR NON-CERTIFIED PERSONNEL Salary Range: Less Than $25,000: ALLEN, B; AMBROSINO, B; AVELAR, K; BAILEY, M; BANUELOS, V; BATTAGLIA, D; BELL, M; BENDING, T; BERLINA, O; BHATT, K; BIESIADA, M; BIRKHOLZ, L; CAIN, R; CARLSON, M; CARLSON, R; CASIMIRO, V; CLARK, C; CORDERO, M; CORNELL, K; COY, D; CZERWIEN, P; DA SILVA, M; DEGNAN, J; DIAZ, S; DIMAGGIO, A; DOOLEY, K; EDMIER, K; EHREDT, C; ESCAMILLA, I; FLEMMING, S; FORTNER, R; FREANEY, G; GARCIA, B; GASCA, M; GOMES, J; GOMEZ, N; GOMEZ, V; GRECO, M; GREEN, M; GRISAMORE, K; HAGE, A; HARRINGTON, K; HARVEY, R; HOCHHEIMER, P; HUDSON, C; HUGHES, T; JUVAN, B; KEEHNER, K; KLUCZNY, C; KNUTSON, E; KRAWCZYKOWSKI, R; KUPCZYK, R; LADAS, P; LANDIN, G; LEON, A; LOPEZ, M; LORANN, D; LUIS, C; MARANOWICZ, M; MARISIE, M; MARTINEZ, V; MARTINO, C; MAZZONE, J; MELEQI, A; MERSCH, J; MIHALO, M; MILLER, M; NAZIA, S; NINO, F; NOLTE, S; NORK, L; NUBLA, E; OCHOA, C; PAWA, N; PENSINI, B; PEREZ, M; PERRI, M; PORTILLO, R; POWELL, E; RIOPELL, J; RIVERA, M; RODRIGUEZ, J; ROJBA, X; ROSS-YUSUSFF, T; SCHILD, K; SEYMORE, A; SHAH, Y; SHARMA,

R; SIMON, A; SMITH, J; SOUTH, D; STONER, D; STUKENBERG, M; TALLEY, A; TANGORRA, N; TAYLOR, K; TYLER, D; VISCONTI, F; VRANKIN, P; WARDA, R; WHITAKER, D; WITTE, I; ZACCARO, L; ZAWOJSKA, B. Salary Range: $25,000 - $39,999: AGHAZADEH, S; AGUIRRE, A; ANDERSON, A; BRADFORD, P; CARREON-FACIO, J; CUTHBERTSON, D; DEANGELO, S; DEFILIPPIS, B; FERGERSON, L; GARCIA, J; GONZALEZ, A; HUMPHRIS, J; JACKSON PETRELLA, K; JOINER, Z; JONES, J; KALBAS, M; KELLY, J; KEY, S; LABARBERA, L; LINDHORST, M; LITTLE, C; LOUIS, M; MANDARINO, M; MARTINEZ, M; MCLOUGHLIN, M; MEREDITH, B; MUSIAL, B; MUTH, M; NEEL, Z; OBRZUT, L; O’DONNELL-LOZA, J; PEREZ, A; PIERROPOULOS, K; REHER, P; RESTIVO, C; ROCHA, M; ROMAN, E; RUIZ, A; SEELEY, R; SULITA, T; TERRACCIANO, F; THOMPSON, D; TYSZKIEWICZ, J; URBINA, M; VEGA, A; VOEGELI, S; WILLIAMS, L; ZYDLO, M. Salary Range: $40,000 - $59,999: AQUINO, I; ARNOLD, F; BARAHONA DIAZ, F; BAZALDUA, M; BELINTENDE, M; BENDFELDT, D; BONDI, J; BOWER, S; BRECHIN, C; BUCKLEY, E; CHANEZ, G; CHAVEZ, O; COSIO, K; CROTTY, L; CROWDER, W; DAOU, I; DE LA CRUZ, M; DECKER, S; DELGADO, E; DHAMO, G; DIAZ, V; DINATALE, L; DISTASIO, A; FEDERICK, N; FLORES, P; GARLITZ, M; GRADY, K; GRUBE, J; GRUNSCHEL, L; GUERRA, E; HAYDEN, T; HERNANDEZ, S; HOEFLINGER, J; HOEHN, C; HOMAN, T; ILIESCU, C; IVANCEVIC, M; JOHNSON, V; JRAB, L; KANARA, S; KARIS, G; KIKOS, T; KLEIN, C; KONNEY, J; KRAUSE, S; KURAS, S; LAROSA, J; LEWANDOWSKI, S; MAKRINSKI, P; MANHART, M; MCHUGH, J; MIKA, A; MISSANELLI, B; MUCHA, G; MUHLENA, D; MUNGER, A; NACHT, J; NEAL, M; NOYOLA, V; NOYOLA, V; O’NEILL, D; OPLAWSKI, M; PALAZZOLO, I; PETROWSKI, D; QUINN, J; RADTKE, L; REILLY, A; REITER, M; REZEK, C; ROMERO, E; SCIMECA, C; SEARS, A; SHAH, S; SIFUENTES, P; SIKORSKI, P; SMITH, K; SZWANKOWSKI, P; TORNABENE, L; TRECCIA, R; VEGTER, D; VILLEGAS, A; WANGLER, M; YANG, G. Salary Range: $60,000 and over: BACHNER, R; COSGROVE, J; DIRIENZO, C; DUNN, J; EAKLEY, A; HOEHN, B; IRVIN, L; JONES, M; KIEFER, J; KOBEL, T; KOLODZIEJ, R; MANKA, T; ORLANDO, S; PERKINS, C; PRESTA, L; STAWIARSKI, F; SYPERSKI, C; TRAVIS, D; ZHANG, J.

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SAM’S CLUB 9,386 SAMUEL FRENCH 3,790 SANTA’S WHOLESALE SUPPLY 7,407 SANTO SPORT STORE 10,995 SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC BUILDINGS 5,233 SCHOOL DISTRICT 45 22,508 SCHOOL HEALTH CORPORATION 13,112 SCHOOL SPECIALTY, PREMIER 11,646 SCHROEDER’S ACE HARDWARE 3,483 SCOTT HELTON 2,800 SERVICE SANITATION, INC 4,160 SHANE COLE 3,231 SHANE’S OFFICE PRODUCTS 20,793 SHERI D’AMBROSE 3,276 SHERWIN-WILLIAMS 11,464 SHIFFLER EQUIPMENT SALES, INC. 8,281 SIGNAL PERFECTION LTD 9,078 SIX FLAGS GREAT AMERICA 5,100 SKILLSUSA ILLINOIS, INC 5,590 SMG SECURITY SYSTEMS, INC. 3,514 SNAP-ON INDUSTRIAL 13,051 SPANNUTH BOILER 11,846 SPORT COURT MIDWEST, INC. 5,090 SPORTDECALS, INC. 3,251 STARDUST BOWL 8,460 STENZEL TECHNOLOGY 4,000 STEVE BRIDGES 5,536 STREAMWOOD BEHAVIORAL 4,270 SUBURBAN TIRE AUTO CARE CTR 3,540 SUGAR CREEK GOLF COURSE 9,248 SUPER CDA 22,200 SWIMMERS EDGE 2,791 TAKEDOWN SPORTSWEAR 2,545 TAMMY GOMEZ 6,685 TELESOLUTIONS CONSULTANTS 5,200 TERRY HARRELL 2,760 TESTING SERVICE CORP. 5,950 TEXTBOOK WAREHOUSE 14,679 THE BAND MANS COMPANY 3,315 THE CARLISLE 8,073 THE CERTIF-A-GIFT COMPANY 4,099 THE COLLEGE BOARD-AP MWRO 3,520 THE EMPRESS BANQUETS 7,560 THE LIFEGUARD STORE, INC. 5,601 THE NEWBERRY LIBRARY 2,640 THE SCOPE SHOPPE, INC. 2,807 THILLENS, INC 9,240 TRANE 13,516 TRI-ANGLE SCREEN PRINT 3,665 TRIMARK 16,993 TROPHIES BY GEORGE 9,097 TROXELL COMMUNICATIONS INC. 6,893 TRYAD SOLUTIONS 12,477 UMB BANK F/B/O AXA 10,850 UNIPAK 5,606 UNITED COFFEE SERVICE, INC. 3,157 UNITED LABORATORIES 2,684 UNIVERSAL TAXI DISPATCH, INC. 2,502 UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSINWHITEWATER 4,655 US DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 15,297 VALLEY VIEW SCHOOL DISTRICT 365 6,792 VANESSA DUFFIN 6,406 VARSITY CDT 7,472 VARSITY SPIRIT FASHIONS 9,000 VCLOUD TECH, INC. 19,895 VENUTI’S BANQUETS 4,518 VILLA PARK ELECTRICAL SUPPLY 19,450 VILLAGE OF ADDISON 12,679 VIOLINJAZZ PRODUCTIONS, LLC 5,000 WAREHOUSE DIRECT OFFICE PRODUCTS 14,000 WAYSIDE PUBLISHING 8,349 WBHS MUSIC BOOSTERS 3,867 WEST SUBURBAN CONFERENCE 14,000 WESTERN REMAC INC. 2,625 WESTMONT PARK DISTRICT 4,418 WILLIAM HARRIS LEE & CO., INC. 6,000 WINDSTAR LINES, INC. 10,500 WORLD’S FINEST CHOCOLATES 4,595 XPERIENCE CHICAGO LLC 2,800 YORK HIGH SCHOOL 2,595 ADVENTIST GLEN OAKS TRANSITION 30,819 AP EXAMINATIONS 58,031 ASPIRE GLOBAL SOLUTIONS, INC. 152,999

ASSURANT BENEFITS INSURANCE CO. 57,076 AT&T 28,704 AURORA NAPER TRANSPORTATION 186,350 AXA EQUITABLE 576,946 BEDFORD, FREEMAN & WORTH 44,985 BIDD CONSULTING 33,636 BLUEPOINT ALERT SOLUTIONS LLC 64,708 BOOM ENTERTAINMENT 27,202 BSN SPORTS 117,697 C.J.C. AUTO PARTS 40,216 C.O.R.E. ACADEMY 122,039 CAMELOT SCHOOL 183,259 CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES 63,447 CANON SOLUTIONS AMERICA 42,678 CARNIVALE 58,962 CDW GOVERNMENT, INC. 28,969 CENGAGE GALE 29,238 CENGAGE LEARNING INC 84,191 CHARTWELLS DINING SERVICES 856,351 CLARE WOODS ACADEMY 87,544 CLIC-ISDLAF PLUS 242,025 COLLEY ELEVATOR CO 27,330 CORWIN PRESS 45,380 COTTAGE HILL OPERATING CO. 188,892 COTTAGE HILL OPERATING CO. 987,164 COTTAGE HILL OPERATING CO. 1,350,883 DAOES/TECHNOLOGY 203,641 DYNEGY ENERGY SERVICES 998,608 EDGENUITY 41,250 EDUCATIONAL BENEFIT COOPERATIVE 6,888,715 EDYBURN CORPORATION 47,313 FEECE OIL COMPANY 134,992 FOLLETT SCHOOL SOLUTIONS, INC. 150,121 FORECAST5 ANALYTICS, INC. 35,608 FOX TECH CENTER 32,217 GLEN OAKS THERAPEUTIC DAY SCH. 107,994 GRAINGER, INC. 41,018 GREAT LAKES APPAREL, INC. 32,328 GROUP TRAVEL PLANNERS 28,003 GROVE MASONRY MAINTENANCE, INC 73,941 HAND2MIND, INC 53,326 HARLEM HIGH SCHOOL 40,982 HAUSER, IZZO, PETRARCA, 89,281 HEALTH CARE SERVICE CORPORATION 60,421 HEALTH CARE SERVICE CORPORATION 373,725 HINSDALE TWP. H.S. DIST. 86 134,650 HUFCOR 41,968 IT SAVVY LLC 326,297 JOSTENS INC. 104,096 KMBS LTD 25,590 LIFE FITNESS 28,145 LINCOLN INVESTMENT PLANNING INC. 71,887 MARKLUND 176,807 MATHIESON, MOYSKI, AUSTIN & CO. LLC 28,400 MENTA ACADEMY HILLSIDE 131,550 MIDLAND PAPER 45,737 MIDWEST BUS SALES 334,709 NARDI’S PIZZA 28,606 NATIONAL AUTO FLEET GROUP 39,412 NEW HORIZON CENTER 121,009 NEWPORT TRUST COMPANY 67,200 NICOR GAS 34,854 NOVA CARE REHABILITATION 78,598 OAK BROOK MECHANICAL SVC 31,732 OFFICE DEPOT 33,192 OMBUDSMAN EDUC. SERVICES LTD. 726,455 PACIFIC LIFE 55,320 PARENTS ALLIANCE EMPLOY.PROJ. 141,416 PARKLAND PREPARATORY ACADEMY 75,526 PEOPLE CAB COMPANY 57,134 POWERSCHOOL GROUP LLC 50,757 PROJECT LEAD THE WAY, INC. 29,096 R.L. SOHOL GENERAL CONTRACTORS, INC 160,200 RB CROWTHER CO 345,615 REPUBLIC SERVICES #551 38,966 RESERVE ACCOUNT 54,000 RIDDELL 28,515 ROE PROFESSIONAL SERVICES #19 119,423 S.E.A.L. OF ILLINOIS, INC. 351,887 See Notices on next page

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Public Notice

SODEXO, C/O: MUSEUM OF SCIENCE & IN SPECIAL EDUCATION SYSTEMS INC SUNRISE TRANSPORTATION TALLGRASS SYSTEMS LTS TILES IN STYLE, LLC

54,669 76,865 28,868 86,034 30,250

TURFIX UNITED DISPATCH AGENT FOR 303 TAXI VANGUARD ENERGY SERVICES VARIABLE ANNUITY LIFE INS. CO.

62,400 471,332 152,068 69,765

VILLAGE OF ADDISON 193,877 VILLAGE OF VILLA PARK 140,671 VISTA HIGHER LEARNING 81,629 VOYA INSTITUTIONAL TRUST COMPANY 25,200 Page 1 WEST SUBURBAN TEACHERS UNION 237,695

ANNUAL STATEMENT OF AFFAIRS SUMMARY FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 2019

The summary must be published in the local newspaper.

Copies of the detailed Annual Statement of Affairs for the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2019 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 District 45, DuPage County

255 West Vermont Street, Villa Park, IL 60181

School District/Joint Agreement Name

630-516-7700

Address

8:00 am - 4:30 pm

Telephone

Office Hours

Also by January 15, annually the detailed Annual Statement of Affairs for the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2019, 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, 2019 Educational Local Sources

1000

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

2000

Federal Sources

4000

3000

Total Direct Receipts/Revenues Total Direct Disbursements/Expenditures Other Sources/Uses of Funds Beginning Fund Balances - July 1, 2018 Other Changes in Fund Balances Ending Fund Balances June 30, 2019

GROSS PAYMENT FORCERTIFIED PERSONNEL Salary Range: Less Than $25,000: ALVI, QUDSIA; ANDERSON, MAUREEN ANN; BAKER, KAITLYN MARIE; BARBEE, JULIE ANN; BARNSTABLE, MEGAN E; BEATTIE, KIMBERLY KAY; BENNETT, JANE H; BORYS, ELLEN J; BREWER, JENNIFER E; BRUCE, DEBORAH A; BUKOWSKI, STACIE LYNN; BURRITT, LAUREL RUTH; BUTKOVICH, JOSEPH RAYMOND; CAHILL, MARY E; CANALE, DEBORAH ANN; CARL, PATRICIA L; CHAUSSEY, LORIE A; CODY, DIANE A; CONNORS, RENEE PATRICIA; CULP, SEAN MICHAEL; DINARDI-FLUKS, MICHELINA A; ERICKSEN, JUDITH G; ERICKSON, LAUREN KATHRYN; ERL, DEBORAH L.; FALDUTO, ELIZABETH; FARMER, SANDRA R; FELLETI-LOPEZ, NICOLE; FRIGO, MARY C; GALLEGOS GONZALEZ, OSCAR FRANCISCO; GARCIA, JORGE ALBERTO; GARVEY, JOSEPH M; GERBER, JENNA CHRISTINE; GONCHER, CHRISTINE; GOYAL, KOMAL AMIT; GUILFOYLE, NICOLE MARIE; GUTIERREZ, LETICIA A; HAHN, JUDITH CHRISTINE; HAINEY, WENDY LYNN; HANEY, TERESA CHERYL; HAUSERMAN, KATIE LYN; HERB, JACQUELYN DIANE; HILL, SARA ALEXANDRA; IFTIKHAR, SALMA; KAPPEL, RICHARD J; KINCANON, CAMILLE P; KIRCHNER, BONNIE S; KRAJECKI, KATHYRINE LEIGH; KRAMER, KENNETH DAWSON; LACOUR, LORRAINE M; LOCH, CATHLEEN COLEMAN; LOPATA, SANDRA W; LUNDGREN, KACI MAE; MAGNER, JAMES M; MANNING, SHERRY LYNN; MCCLOW, TERESA FRANCES; MCGINNIS, MELANIE JAYNE; MILLER, ANN MARIE; MONTGOMERY, DENISE A; MOONEY, MAUREEN A; MORROW, NANCY N; MURPHY, JERILYN C; MURRAY, SUSAN M; MUSSO, CHRIS A; NICOTRA, EMILY DANAE; NOVOTNY, JANE T; PATEL-KLEPPE, NAYANA; PAVLOVSKY, HEATHER LYNNE; POPPER, ANDREA B; PUKNAITIS, SHERRIE ANNE; PYNE, ERIN MICHELLE; QUINNEY, KIMBERLY J; RAKOSNIK, LINDSEY ANN; RUIZ, DIANE S; SCHMITZ, SUSAN A; SCHRADER, KURT PHILLIP J; SCOLA, LAURA CATHERINE; SKEEL, PAMELA; SNARICH STORCK, CONSTANCE JEANNE; SOLIS, KIMBERLY RENEE; SPRINGER, KRISTIN JEANNE; STANFA, JAMES KENNETH; STOB, JANIS L; SVAZAS, VICTORIA S; SWANSON, JAYNE L; TORRES, MARIBEL; VICIAN, ELLEN JEAN; VILLA, KARINA; VILLIARD, REBECCA A; VOLPE, PEGGY L; VOSS, ANGELA SUE; WESTERGREN, HOPE L; ZAAGMAN, LAURA G; ZULAWSKI, NANCY L. Salary Range: $25,000 - $39,999: AN, SI HYUN; BRASIE-IWANSKI, STEPHANIE JEAN; HARTMAN, ELISA J; KIMES, TARA NICOLE; PATERAKIS, ALYSSA MARIE; PEREZ, MARIA ORTIZ; SCAHILL, AU-

29,226,458

Operations & Maintenance

3,572,593

Debt Services

Transportation

2,958,706

1,630,128

0 6,546,400 2,967,404 38,740,262 38,704,218

0 0 0 3,572,593 3,715,658

0 0 2,958,706 2,899,789

0 1,165,296 0 2,795,424 2,881,504

27,265 11,103,896 0 11,167,205

301,729 1,906,504 0 2,065,168

-27,115 838,775 0 870,577

0 926,417 0 840,337

RORA C; SMITH, CORINNE SERRA; ZITO, JEANNINE. Salary Range: $40,000 - $59,999: ABBINANTE, STELLA NATALIE; ACCARDI, MARISSA LYNN; ALLEN, KEVIN E; ARREGUIN, AZUCENA; BABINCSAK, NICOLE MICHELLE; BRENNAN, MARLENE; BYRON, CARLY M; CAVANAUGH, CAROLINE MARIE; CHAIDEZ, ANNELIS AMELIA; CONBOY, KATHRYN ANNA; CONWAY, KELLY ANNE; CROWE, KATHERINE GRECO; CRUM, MARGARET HOLPER; DELACRUZ, DANIELLE DENISE; DIGIOVANNI, BENJAMIN JOSEPH; EMERSON, CASSANDRA MANISCALCO; FALLEN, KATHRYN CONNOLLY; FEIGH, TIMOTHY M; FRIEDRICH, KRISTIN L; GABLIN, KRISTINE BUCHEIT; GARCIA, FABIOLA; GIOVANNELLI, JOSEFINA; GUIDO, MELISSA ELIZABETH; HAMMER, KRISTIN BRIGITA; HERNANDEZ, MARIA GUADALUPE; HIQUIANA, LESLIE ANN; HOLMES, SUSAN M; JONES, ANGELA MICHELLE; KOPIJA, EMILIE FRANCES; LARSON, CARLY CHRISTINE; LEONARD, MAGGIE KATHLEEN; LESNIK, MOLLY NICOLE; MACDONALD, LEANN M; MANATA , ANTHONY R; MANZANO, GABRIELA; MARABOTTI, KAROLYN SOPHIA; MARTINEZ, NEREIDA; MCDANIEL, RYAN L; MEISSNER, JESSICA MARIE; MERRY, HEATHER DAWN; NIKISCHER, KARA MARIE; NOVAK, MARY THERESE; NUNLEY, TAYLOR LEE; OMAR, NATASHA NOUR; ORSI, ROSANNE MARIE; PIERCE, ASHLEIGH; PROSEK, JACOB MICHAEL; RODRIGUEZ, EVELINA; ROMAN, BLANCA BERENICE; ROMEO, LUCIANA THERESE; ROTI, DANIELLE JEANNE; RYAN, SEAN BRIGID; SCHWEIGERT-FARKAS, AMBER NICOLE; STUMPF, LAURA C; VITEK, KIMBERLY JILL; WALSH, SARAH KATHLEEN; WEIR, JEROME R; WESTMORLAND, CHRISTINE MARYANN; WIEGEL, SCOTT D; ZAVALA, MARIA D. Salary Range: 60,000 - $89,999: ADAMS, CAROLYN ANN BENNETT; ALDRIDGE, KIMBERLY K; ALLAMIAN, CYNTHIA J; ALLAN, LAURA; ALVARADO, PATRICE J; ALVEY, KELLY M; ARENAS, ESTHELA; ARNONE, MARILYN LYNN; ASUMA, LAUREN JEAN; BAKER ZALESKI, AMY B; BAMBAS, PATRICE M; BARNES, AMY KATHLEEN; BARROW, ANASTASIA LIOSATOS; BAXTROM, AMANDA JOY; BENT, RONALD; BETZ-CAHILL, CHRISTINA ANN; BLYTH, ANNE; BOHLIN, MIA M; BOLIN, CATHERINE MARIE; BOMMELJE, AMANDA GRACE; BRATKO, JOHNATHAN JOSEPH; BULLIVANT, LORI JENKINS; CALIENDO, BARBARA E; CHAIDEZ, ELIZABETH; CHALLENGER, TARA A; CHAMBERS, SHAWNA LYNELLE; CHAVEZ, KARINA; CHRISTIANSEN, JEANNETTE MARIE; CHRISTOPHERSON, LAURA ANNE; CLOT, DAVID M; COCO, HEATHER ELIZABETH; COLEMAN, MARGARET

Municipal Retirement/Social

Capital Projects

Working Cash

Tort

Fire Prevention & Safety

1,841,164

2

301,729

310,339

0 0 0 1,841,164 1,521,567

0 0 2 2,161,362

0 0 301,729

0 0 310,339 339,154

0 0 2,619 0

0 1,818,981 0 2,138,578

2,161,362 600 0 602

-2,463,091 6,135,154 0 3,973,792

0 348,154 0 319,339

0 180 0 2,799

MAE; COURTNEY-LENO, MICHELLE KATHLENE; CROWLEY, KAREN OATWAY; CZUBA, JOANN N; DAVEY, MELISSA K; DELIBERTO, KATHRYN J; DEPASQUALE, KRISTA A; DEPASQUALE, MARCUS J; DIAZ, CRISTINA; DIPIETRA, DEANNA MARIE; ELLIOTT, JENNIFER L; ERMITAGE, JILL M; FARQUHAR, NICOLE LEIGH; FEENEY, AMANDA A; FINDYSZ, VICTORIA LYNNE; FINE, NAOMI A; FINKE, JENNIFER M; FLAHERTY, PAUL J; FORS, ANDREW L; FORS, JENNIFER JEAN; FULMER, CHRISTINE; GARCIA, AZUCENA; GEBHART, ANTHONY D; GERBER, KATHY B; GERINGER, AIMEE JEAN; GIGOUS, MARGARET E; GIORDANO, SARAH J; GLADE, REBECCA RENEE; GONZALEZ, ANGELICA ESPINO; GONZALEZ, SERGIO A; GROVE, GERRIK L; GROVE, JACQUELINE M; GUARE, LINETTE; GUERINO, GREGORY M; GUERRERO, MARY L; HAUGEN, KELLY PATRICIA; HILL, CHERYL A; HOLMES, PATRICK W; HOLPER, ELLEN MARY; HUCKSTADT, GREGG T; HUGELIER, ANTHONY LOUIS; HUIZINGA, STEPHANIE ANN; ISAACSON, KRISTI JEANNE; JACKLIN, DENISE MARIE; JANSSEN, JILL E; JOHANSON, LAURA ANN; JURIK, CHRISTINE MARIE; KAYSER, RACHEL SHARONE; KEMPKER, PATRICIA L; KILAR, EVANGELINE MELINDA; KILCOMMONS, LAUREN ROSE; KRUZIC, ALLISON A; KUBILIUS, LAUREN MARIE; KUEHLMAN, KAREN MARIE; KUENSTLER, KELLY A; KUEPER, JESSICA LYNN; KULOVITS, MATTHEW G; LABARBERA, GINA MARIE; LABORN, ROBERT J; LAMB, SANDRA L; LODESKY AVILA, CHRISTINE THERESA MULLEN; LOFTUS, KRISTEN MARY; MAHER, ELAINE M; MAHER, THOMAS; MAJER, DAWN M; MALECHA, ELLEN R; MASCHERI, MICHELLE M; MCDONALD, LAUREN MARY; MEES, KIMBERLY; MEYER, ANNE E; MEZA, JAMIE S; MICHELETTI, MICHELLE INGER; MILLING, KATHERINE CLAIR; MORRIS, CHRISTINE INGRID; MORSE, JULIE K; MOSCICKI, KELLY FORDE; MURPHY, RENEE K; NERI, MARY JANE; O’BRIEN, CARLY J; O’BRIEN, MARGARET ANN; O’CALLAGHAN, AMY BETH; ORIZABA, EMILY LOIS; OSHER , ERICA MICHELLE; OSTERMAN, CHRISTINE R; OTTESEN, RENEE A; OWENS, VANESSA LOWEEN; PAKELTIS, CAROLYN ANNETTE; PARIS, ANDREA M; PETERSON, KEVIN JAMES; PHILLIPS, JEANNINE M; PIATT, LAURA MAREK; PRESTER, AMY SIKORSKI; QAZI, ASMA JABEEN; RAHSCHULTE, DIANE M; RAMSEY, JONATHAN L; REES, CHRISTINA R; RIGGS, ELIZABETH A; RILEY , WESLEY LEE; RIOS, PEGGY ANN; RODENBOSTEL, MICHELLE L; ROMP, ASHLEY HELENA; SARANTOS, JASON T; SCHOONVELD, ROBERT K; SERIO, CYNTHIA A; SHANLEY, BROOKE ANN;

2,619

SHOCKEY, TRACY ESTELLE; SILZER, KIRSTEN ALLISON; SIMKO, KAREN MICHELLE; SINGAPORI, HEMLATA Y; SITRICK, ELIZABETH EDEN; SMOSNA, EWELINA; STEPNOSKI, JULIE LYNN; STUTLER, JODY E; SULLIVAN, BRENDA ANN; SUTHERLAND, BETH A; TARRANT, ESTELLE; THOMPSON, KATHRYN T; TORTO, MELANIE ANN; TROSTLE, JOY ANN; ULCZAK, ANNA THERESE; VAN MILLIGEN, ANDREW E; VENEGAS, SARA BELEN; VICICONDI, NINA VIANNEY; VIZCARRA, JESSICA ANNA; VON ZEE, ELIZABETH ROSE; VOYT, AMANDA LYNN; VRCHOTA, JACQUELINE ROSE; ZACCARO, CHRISTINE ELIZABETH. Salary Range: $90,000 and over: ALIGA, NORMAN V; AMRHEIN, JILL A; ARADO, CHRISTINE L; BLADEK, JENNIFER A; BROWN, DIANA L; CEDERBLAD, MARTHA J; COLLINS, CHRISTOPHER KELLY; COOK, JENNIFER L; DE LUCA, JAMIE BRUNTON; DERDENGER, ANDREA MICHELLE BAEHL; EICHHOLZ, HOLLY M; ENRIGHT, NADINE M; FARQUHAR, DAVID G; FUGARINO, KIMBERLY ANN; GARCIA-ALIGA, NANCY PATRICIA; GASTON, RAUL; GIBBAS, JOHN DAVID; GRANGER, MATTHEW C; GRECO-LENZEY, BRUNELLA M; HAW, SYLVIA J; HAYES, MARTHA M; HUDECEK, HOLLY J; JOHNSON, DAVID K; KOCIMSKI, KATHLEEN C; KOPPEL, JOSEPH B; KOYER, GINA M; LANZEROTTI, BARBARA L; LARSEN, ANN M; LEEBERG, REGINA M; LEINWEBER, FREDERIC G; LOBDELL, SUZANNE K; LOPEZ, KELLY S; LOWE, DIANE T; LUNDAL, ELIZABETH; LYKKEN, AMY E; MUNOZ-BRETO, NANCY J; NELSON, LORRAINE E; NETTLETON, KELLY DOYLE; NIEVES, MARIBELL; NOVAK, JANET E; PALMISANO, ANTHONY JOSEPH; PARDE, JENNIFER L; PASEK, FAITH A; PEGLER, SUSAN M; PINE, JODI W; RITCHIE, JOSEPH J; RITT, JONATHAN D; RIVERA, BRENDA Y; RIVERA, EDITH; SCHUELE, KATHLEEN M; SCHWEIKERT, PAUL T; SCIULLO, ANDREA ANN; SCOTT, SUSAN A; SHANAHAN, ELIZABETH A; SHAW, GINA R; SIMCOX, PAULA A; SLUSHER, BETH A; SPEAKMAN, LISA ANN; STANEK KUREK, CARRIE L; STECKO, MARY D; STERN, JULIA L; STUENKEL, SUZANNE C; SULLA, DEANNE M; SUPER, DANIEL; TEMPLETON, KIMBERLY A; THIESE, CHRISTINE A; VOLLING, PATRICIA DEANNE; WALKER, CATHLEEN M; WALLBRUCH, CHRISTINA M; WENZLOFF, DESTA G; WILLIS, ERIC E; WIRTH, DIANA HARRISON. GROSS PAYMENT FOR NON-CERTIFIED PERSONNEL Salary Range: Less Than $25,000: AGUIRRE, JUANITA; ALLEN, LOUISE; ALLEN, NANCY A; ANDROSKY, CHRISTINE K; ARGUE, KHRISTOPHER ANTOINE; ARIF, SAIMA; ARROYO, JOEY JO; AYLLON RANCHAL, MARIA ROSA; BAKER, IRENE J; BALSI-

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Person, Firm, or Aggregate Corporation Amount VILLAGE OF OAKBROOK 2,537.36 MENTA ACADEMY HILLSIDE 2,574.78 ASSURANCE FIRE & SAFETY, INC. 2,605.55 J.W. PEPPER & SON, INC. 2,627.84 K LOG 2,628.33 BILINGUAL SOLUTIONS, INC 2,668.00 MCGRAW HILL SCHOOL EDUCATION 2,686.40 WPS 2,700.50 EUROPEAN ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS 2,730.00 CHURCHVILLE MIDDLE SCHOOL 2,750.00 NCPERS - IL IMRF 2313 2,752.00

ILLINOIS READING COUNCIL/MEMBERSHIP 2,800.00 ALL PLUMBING AND SEWER SERVICES INC 2,807.50 POSITIVE IMPRESSIONS 2,807.69 CARGILL INC. SALT DIVISION 2,831.90 C/O TRANSWORLD SYSTEMS INC. 2,834.52 RANDALL INDUSTRIES 2,875.52 PORTER PIPE & SUPPLY COMPANY 2,888.60 J.C.LICHT 2,917.98 ALBERTSONS/SAFEWAY 2,971.51 JOLLY LEARNING LTD. 2,999.99 JOHN HANCOCK FINANCIAL SERVICES 3,000.75 BENSENVILLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DIST 2 3,003.00 JOHNSON CONTROLS 3,170.00 REGIONAL TRUCK EQUIPMENT COMPANY 3,180.76 NORTHEAST DUPAGE SPECIAL RECREATION ASSN 3,191.00 PCPARTS PLUS LLC DBA CHROMEBOOKPARTS.COM 3,199.00 APPLE INC. 3,234.00 PORTABLE COMMUNICATIONS SPECIALISTS, INC 3,240.00 COKER SERVICE, INC. 3,267.50 GORDON FOOD SERVICE 3,355.97 TEACHINGS STRATEGIES LLC 3,360.25 AMERICAN BACKFLOW PREVENTION, INC. 3,370.00 EQUI-VEST LOAN LOCKBOX 3,370.80 MCGRAW HILL SCHOOL EDUCATION 3,375.35 SCHOOL DISTRICT U-46 3,387.00 WM. MAC GILL & CO. 3,457.55 DATAMATION IMAGING SERVICES 3,542.80 PITNEY BOWES 3,560.28 A & M RESOURCES 3,628.48 VEX ROBOTICS 3,639.60 FAIRMONT HOTEL-CHICAGO 3,660.44 ATOMIC TRANSMISSIONS 3,740.00 A & P GREASE TRAPPERS, INC 3,815.00 ABG PEST CONTROL 3,841.00 ATTAINMENT COMPANY 3,884.60 ROYAL PIPE & SUPPLY COMPANY 3,916.75 FULL COMPASS SYSTEMS 3,949.59 ILLINOIS STATE UNIVERSITY_19066 3,950.00 ALEXIAN BROTHERS BEHAVIORAL HEALTH 3,990.00 IXL LEARNING 4,032.00 PEARSON EDUCATION INC. 4,050.28 SOCIAL THINKING 4,050.72 NCEA ASSOCIATION 4,320.00 BROOK ELECTRIC DISTRIBUTION CO 4,348.38 SCHOOL DATEBOOKS 4,362.10 BSN SPORTS 4,382.54 VERIZON WIRELESS 4,389.01 ACCURATE BIOMETRICS, INC. 4,393.05 BHFX DIGITAL IMAGING LLC 4,415.13 DUPAGE HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 88 4,424.80 GARAVENTA LIFT 4,536.46 UNIVERSITY OF OREGON 4,541.66 PALOS SPORTS INC. 4,567.75 MONARCH RENOVATION INC. 4,655.00 KRULL WINDOW COMPANY, INC. 4,725.00 CARL MANKERT 4,745.00 HOUSE OF GLASS 4,783.02 ABBOTT TREE CARE PROFESSIONALS,LLC 4,805.00 ROBERT CROWN CENTER FOR HEALTH ED 4,900.00 ADI 4,916.51 SUPPLYWORKS 5,238.16 FLOOD BROTHERS 5,239.59 MICHAEL’S UNIFORM COMPANY 5,281.58 AMERIPRISE FINANCIAL 5,300.00 DESTINATION IMAGINATION, INC. 5,500.00 FEDERAL SUPPLY USA 5,512.52 HMH 5,610.00 SCHOOL MATE 5,683.40 TELESOLUTIONS CONSULTANTS, LLC 5,700.00 ASCD 5,988.00 MCQUAY FACTORY SERVICE 6,043.99 ILLINOIS ASSOCIATION OF SCHOOL BOARDS 6,145.00 COMALEX, INC 6,203.00

VILLA PARK OFFICE EQUIPMENT 6,254.76 SHRED-IT 6,359.50 KAGAN & GAINES MUSIC COMPANY, INC. 6,363.05 PARKLAND PREPARATORY ACADEMY SOUTH 6,364.30 SALT CREEK SCHOOL DIST. 48 6,384.00 WEST INTERACTIVE SERVICES CORP 6,449.63 HOUGHTO MIFFLIN HARCOURT 6,482.08 MARCIA BRENNER ASSOCIATES 6,592.00 THYSSENKRUPP ELEVATOR CORP. 6,619.82 HOME DEPOT CREDIT SERVICES 6,682.58 REALLY GOOD STUFF 6,733.63 TOUR SERVICES INC. 6,760.00 ILLINOIS PRINCIPALS ASSN. 6,879.00 SPECIALTY FLOORS, INC. 6,990.00 COMMITTEE FOR CHILDREN 7,011.85 SPRING AIR FILTERS, INC. 7,051.00 LAKESHORE 7,151.26 MARQUARDT SCHOOL DISTRICT 15 7,231.66 GLENOAKS THERAPEUTIC DAY SCHOOL 7,284.61 ILLINOIS DEPT OF CENTRAL MGMT SERVICES 7,360.00 TOBII DYNAVOX 7,416.72 PACIFIC LEARNING 7,452.75 IASB 7,455.00 BUCKEYE INTERNATIONAL, INC 7,561.68 PARKLAND PREPARATORY ACADEMY SOUTH 7,596.10 COMMUNITY CONSOLIDATED SCHL DIST 21 7,978.13 FEA 8,000.00 FITNESS WEAR INC 8,112.00 THREE OAKS GROUND COVER 8,112.50 HIGHWAY SALES, INC. 8,163.56 CAREY, LORA L 8,384.47 MUSIC & ARTS CENTER, INC. 8,578.04 THE MATH LEARNING CENTER 8,705.52 OTIS ELEVATOR COMPANY 8,821.46 CHASE CARD SERVICES 8,958.98 TRUGREEN_37207 8,961.51 NEUCO INC. 9,050.61 IMAGINATION STATION INC. 9,261.00 T MOBILE 9,341.42 DUDE SOLUTIONS INC. 9,426.10 AMICI TERRAZZO 9,500.00 INSTITUTE FOR MULTISENSORY EDUCATION 9,566.87 SONES DE MEXICO ENSEMBLE 9,700.00 ING LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITY CO 9,750.00 KELLEY B. LAESCH,M.A., CCC-SLP/L 9,795.00 RAPTOR TECHNOLOGIES, LLC 9,800.00 JOHNSON CONTROLS, INC. 9,806.68 DEMCO 9,812.95 UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE 10,000.00 SCHOLASTIC BOOK CLUBS,INC 10,003.98 DUPAGE FEDERATION HUMAN SERVICES REFORM 10,162.19 YWCA OF METROPOLITAN CHICAGO 10,500.00 SCHROEDER’S ACE HARDWARE 10,549.83 KAGAN PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 10,746.00 DISTRICT 45 EMPLOYEES ASN IEA/NEA 10,904.24 STAPLETON & ASSOCIATES 10,919.65 CENTER FOR TEACHING FOR BILITERACY, LLC 10,950.00 ANNUITY PREMIUM RESERVE ACCOUNT 11,250.00 ASSUREDPARTNERS OF ILLINOIS, LTD 11,631.00 GREAT MINDS LLC 11,907.66 JOSTENS 12,043.44 THE SPY GROUP LLC 12,050.28 DuPAGE COUNTY HEALTH DEPT. 12,513.00 VILLAGE OF LOMBARD 12,750.72 LEARNING A-Z 12,762.86 WALMART COMMUNITY/ RFCSLLC 12,883.23 UNIVERSAL TAXI DISPATCH, INC. 13,274.00 W. W. GRAINGER, INC. 13,321.15

IDENTITY AUTOMATION 13,500.00 BP 13,731.83 E.T. PADDOCK ENTERPRISES, INC. 14,345.00 SALT CREEK SANITARY DIST. 14,348.12 RIVERSIDE ASSESSMENTS LLC 15,183.39 LEARNING FORWARD 15,200.00 C.O.R.E. ACADEMY TRANSPORTATION 15,685.02 ILLINOIS STATE DISBURSEMENT UNIT 16,603.16 BOOKS DELSUR 17,158.36 WASTE MANAGEMENT 17,425.06 ANDERSON LOCK 17,469.54 SHALES MCNUTT CONSTRUCTION 17,760.00 THE CENTER 18,155.00 MIDWEST PRINCIPAL’S CENTER 18,393.00 CONTRACT PAPER GROUP, INC 18,666.45 BLACKBOARD 18,914.47 SHANES’S OFFICE PRODUCTS 19,035.62 ROY STROM 19,354.02 FOLLETT LIBRARY 19,388.94 WEST MUSIC 19,684.77 FULCRUM MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS, INC 20,000.00 LORA CAREY 20,149.57 LAUTERBACH & AMEN LLP 21,750.00 DuPAGE REGIONAL OFFICE OF EDUCATION 22,025.00 SCHOOL HEALTH 22,074.92 RUNCO 22,276.59 HANDWRITING WITHOUT TEARS 23,657.13 ENERGY CONTROL TECHNOLOGIES,INC 23,840.08 ARENA FENCE COMPANY 24,050.00 PNC EQUIPMENT FINANCE 24,114.03 BELL TECHLOGIX 25,681.27 XEROX FINANCIAL SERVICES 26,138.56 BARRACUDA 26,400.60 GLEN OAKS THERAPEUTIC DAY SCHOOL NORTH 26,498.89 CALL ONE 27,831.48 MOBILE THERAPY CENTERS OF AMERICA 29,305.00 HYDE PARK DAY SCHOOL 30,100.00 ROCKFORD PARK DISTRICT 30,987.00 VIRTUAL CONNECTIONS ACCADEMY 31,370.16 FOLLETT LIBRARY RESOURCES 32,810.25 ROESCH FORD 33,672.00 VSP ILLINOIS 33,870.64 JOHNSON FLOOR COMPANY, INC. 35,085.00 NORTHERN ILLINOIS GAS 35,235.32 LOMBARD ELEMENTARY DISTRICT 44 39,330.83 RELIANCE STANDARD LIFE INS CO 40,457.18 TYLER TECHNOLOGIES INC 40,499.62 FORECAST 5 ANALYTICS, INC. 40,763.00 GALIC DISBURSING COMPANY 41,340.00 VILLAGE OF VILLA PARK_39100 44,040.09 SEAL OF ILLINOIS 44,815.36 SCHOOL SPECIALTY INC. 44,948.28 HEINEMANN 45,096.74 METROPOLITAN PREPARATORY SCHOOLS 45,184.59 VILLA PARK ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO., INC. 45,515.81 CHILD’S VOICE SCHOOL 49,174.92 TEAM REIL INC. 50,453.84 CONNECTIONS DAY SCHOOL SOUTH CAMPUS, INC 51,150.04 JOHNSON CONTROLS_20726 51,328.18 GUIDING LIGHT ACADEMY 51,843.84 PATRIOT PAVEMENT MAINTENANCE 55,635.00 JOHNSON CONTROLS_20725 56,753.74 AMAZON.COM CORPORATE CREDIT 56,995.48 ASSOCIATED CONTROLS, INC. 61,942.26 FRONTLINE TECHNOLOGIES INC 64,451.44 NORTHWEST EVALUATION ASSOCIATES 66,100.00 ASPIRE 68,281.25 ROBBINS, SCHWARTZ, NICHOLAS & LIFTON LTD 69,033.12 INNOVATIONS THERAPUTIC DAY SCHOOL 69,133.09

ADVANCED MEDICAL SERVICES, INC. 69,357.00 VANGUARD ENERGY SERVICES, LLC 77,008.81 MIDWEST TRANSIT EQUIPMENT, INC. 78,873.00 DISCOVERY EDUCATION 82,536.00 SCHOOL DIST. 45 UNREIMBURSED 88,773.52 SOARING EAGLE ACADEMY, INC. 90,023.89 KRANZ INCORPORATED 98,603.85 SECURE TRANSPORTATION 104,411.25 KONICA MINOLTA BUSINESS SOLUTIONS 109,937.29 BRUNSWICK CORPORATION/ LIFE FITNESS LLC 126,828.16 KONICA MINOLTA PREMIER FINANCE 131,422.36 IL COUNTIES RISK MGMT TRUST 132,858.00 C.O.R.E. ACADEMY_49904 140,805.54 DUPAGE CREDIT UNION 150,930.00 COLLECTIVE LIABILITY INSURANCE COOP. 162,146.00 VILLA PARK EDUCATION ASSOCIATION 183,031.93 COMCAST 185,432.78 AMERICAN EXPRESS 192,369.32 CDW GOVERNMENT, INC. 256,060.14 DELL 256,576.00 CONSORTIUM FOR EDUCATIONAL CHANGE 280,616.55 SIMPSON CONSTRUCTION CO. 297,900.00 WOLD/RUCK PATE 313,592.40 MIDAMERICAN ENRGY SERVICES 320,342.52 THE EQUITABLE, UNIT ANNTY COLLECTIONS 480,772.80 TEACHERS’ HEALTH INSURANCE SECURITY 528,665.97 ARBOR MANAGEMENT INC. 739,633.54 LAIDLAW TRANSIT 927,605.00 ILLINOIS MUNICIPAL RETIREMENT FUND 1,056,747.02 ILLINOIS DEPT OF REVENUE 1,291,491.55 SEPTRAN INC._33490 1,542,711.45 SASED 1,977,132.80 TEACHERS’ RETIREMENT SYSTEM 2,363,272.59 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE 4,404,533.35 EDUCATIONAL BENEFITS COOPERATIVE 4,681,250.54 (Published in Addison, Bensenville, Villa Park Review & The Lombardian Nov. 28, 2019) 362141

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The summary must be published in the local newspaper.

Copies of the detailed Annual Statement of Affairs for the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2019 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:

Lombard Elementary School District 44

630-827-4400

150 W. Madison St., Lombard, Il 60148

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Also by January 15, annually the detailed Annual Statement of Affairs for the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2019, 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, 2019 Educational

Operations & Maintenance

Debt Services

Transportation

Municipal Retirement/Social Security

Capital Projects

Working Cash

Tort

Fire Prevention & Safety

39,583,526

4,904,508

1,072,557

1,490,236

1,767,288

1,149

36,804

401,458

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Total Direct Receipts/Revenues

0 3,435,083 2,284,457 45,303,066

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0 0 904,991 2,395,227

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Total Direct Disbursements/Expenditures

47,981,770

3,109,549

1,754,787

2,603,801

1,708,362

2,048,285

297,219

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0 1,616,472

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0 849,989

0 1,803

0 22,828,776

0 4,607,041

0 339,215

0 1,916,724

0 1,675,398

0 7,791,551

0 2,021,525

0 954,228

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

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• Wrestling

(Continued frompage 16) ers. Zach Seymore and Gabe Yu also it relates to intensity. We might be are going to have good years after shorthanded a bit at first, but we putting in a lot of time in the off-sea- preach that our backup guys need son.” to step up. When the time comes to On the newcomer front, Ortiz be- step up, your team needs you.” lieves Christopher Drew will conOrtiz said the goals for the group tribute at 106 pounds as a freshman. are to improve upon its WSC Gold “It won’t be right away,” he said. finish and compete for the confer“He’ll find his feet in the room. He ence title. has a wrestling background. He’s “We are going to try and get as looking to get down to 106 and many guys as we can to state,” he make some noise, fill in that spot said. “Last year was the first time and hopefully have a pretty good year at ‘6.’. It would be great for him to get that varsity experience under his belt and carry it into the next three years and keep building each year.”

Ortiz said another possible freshman contributor is Adrian Giroux in the 160 weight range.

To say the least, Ortiz has high hopes for 2019-2020.

“We are pretty excited,” said Ortiz. “We have such a good foundation. The key is these younger guys stepping in and filling in the other pieces we are missing. Some guys we have coming back have a year or two of experience. Our lower levels also put in the time over the summer and hopefully they fill and solidify spots. It’s exciting to have all these wins coming back. We are looking forward to having an exciting year and making some noise.”

Like the boys basketball program, Ortiz has not had a full contingent in the wrestling room due to the football team’s long run in the Class 7A state playoffs.

“We have some guys out with football,” he said. “The football team is having a great year. We’re hoping those guys bring that success and positive attitude in the wrestling room and hit the ground running as

in 11 years that we didn’t have anybody down wrestling in Champaign.

Our goal is to have a couple guys down there and competing for some hardware.”

Willowbrook started its season earlier this week against Reavis.

The Warriors host a 9 a.m. quad on Friday and open WSC Gold dual action Friday, Dec. 6 with the annual District 88 meeting against Addison Trail in Addison.

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SELF $105,480.00 SECONDS MATTER SAFETY SOLUTIONS $112,234.00 KS STATEBANK GOVT $118,365.00 FINANCE DEPT BRITTEN SCHOOL $125,853.00 FINAL PHASE GROUP INC $152,345.00 SOLID STATE BUSINESS SYSTEMS INC $155,589.03 AT & T $163,093.21 HOLTZ EDUCATIONAL CENTER $177,119.99 NEW CONNECTIONS ACADEMY $180,455.57 CONNECTIONS DAY SCHOOL SOUTH CAMPUS $190,764.01 CLARE WOODS ACADEMY$200,216.94 MB FINANCIAL $215,171.67 OPEN UP RESOURCES $220,546.17 CENGAGE LEARNING $223,694.36 CHILDREN’S PLUS, INC. $253,757.15 SOARING EAGLE ACADEMY $297,221.43 CONSTELLATION NEWENERGY INC $382,546.96 C M LAVOIE & ASSOC, INC $412,100.14 SASED $420,932.90 ARBOR $514,977.35 HKM ARCHITECTS & PLANNERS, INC. $652,034.94 COTTAGE HILL BUS CO $826,925.12 OPT2MIZED NETWORKS $986,655.09 CDWG $1,100,257.89 CASE-COOPERATIVE ASSOC FOR SPECIAL EDUCATION $1,539,701.08 HS TRANSPORTATION $1,694,206.58 EDUCATIONAL BENEFIT COOPERATIVE $5,666,988.02 (Published in Addison, Bensenville, Villa Park Review & The Lombardian Nov. 28, 2019) 362179

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Warriors win season opener against Glenbard North Willowbrook then wins two of first three games at its own tournament

The Willowbrook girls basketball team opened its 2019-20 season with a 51-37 home victory over Glenbard North on Nov. 19.

The Warriors then began play at their own six-team, round-robin Thanksgiving event. Willowbrook won two of its first three games in the tournament, beating East Aurora and Plainfield Central while losing to Montini. Saturday’s victory over Plainfield Central gave the Warriors an overall 3-1 record.

Willowbrook completed its tournament with this week’s games against Lockport and Stevenson.

Senior K’Aliyha Herron scored a team-high 16 points for the Warriors in the win over Glenbard North. Junior Annemarie Knudtson scored 11 points, while junior Stephanie Dasbach provided 10 points and 11 rebounds.

Willowbrook held a 24-20 halftime lead over the Panthers. The Warriors expanded their lead to 3828 by the end of the third quarter.

Herron scored eight points during the third period. She added four more points in the final period.

Willowbrook began its Thanksgiving tournament with a 46-45 win over East Aurora on Nov. 21.

The Warriors held a 46-34 lead late in the game. East Aurora closed out the contest with a 11-0 surge that included a 3-point basket at the buzzer.

Dasbach supplied 22 points and nine rebounds. Herron contributed 10 points and seven rebounds.

Junior Olivia Sobieszczyk added sive rebounds. points. Sobieszczyk and Herron eight points, while junior Abbey Spada scored nine points, while added six and five points, respecSpada handed out five assists.

Knudtson finished with eight tively.

The Warriors had a rough night in Friday’s tournament game against Montini. The talented Broncos beat Willowbrook 69-15. Montini held a 16-3 lead after one quarter and a 36-9 advantage at halftime. The Broncos’ lead stood at 59-13 by the end of the third quarter.

The Warriors bounced back from Friday’s loss to beat Plainfield Central 64-46 on Saturday evening.

Willowbrook held a 47-38 lead at the end of the third quarter. A surge early in the fourth quarter gave the Warriors a 56-41 lead.

Dasbach enjoyed a spectacular game, pouring in 34 points and grabbing 22 rebounds. She scored her last points of the night by sinking a 3-point shot from the top of the key with less than two minutes to play.

Dasbach made 13 of 18 shots from the field and converted seven of 12 free throws. She had 14 offensive rebounds and eight defen-

Junior Stephanie Dasbach (No. 30-above) of the Willowbrook girls basketball team launches a 3-point shot during the fourth quarter of Saturday’s game against Plainfield Central. Dasbach made the shot to account for her last three points of the game. Dasbach finished the night with 34 points and 22 rebounds to lead the Warriors to a 6446 victory in Villa Park. The win gave Willowbrook an overall record of 3-1, and a 2-1 mark in the team’s round-robin Thanksgiving tournament. The Warriors completed the event with two more games this week. Another photo from Saturday’s game shows senior K’Aliyha Herron (right) driving to the basket. Herron scored a team-leading 16 points in the Warriors’ season opener—a 51-37 victory over Glenbard North on Nov. 19.

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