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October 26, 2016

It’s getting closer

Riveriside chief named chair of state task force PAGE 4

Riverside Township sample ballot for Nov. 8

North Riverside bond rating gets upgrade PAGE 8

SEE PAGE 14

‘Lockbox’ amendment raises eyebrows in D96

Schoolboard will transfer transportation funds before Election Day

By BOB UPHUES Editor

The Riverside Elementary School District 96 board is poised to transfer millions of dollars from its transportation fund to the education fund, which pays for day-today operating expenses, amid fears that an amendment to the Illinois constitution may pass on Nov. 8, preventing the practice in the future.

School board members are expected to act on Nov. 2, which is the date of their next regularly scheduled committee of the whole meeting. According to District 96’s interim director of finance and operations, David Sellers, the transfer will involve money moving from the transportation fund to the education fund. Part of the money being transferred is likely to include a loan to the transportation fund from the working cash fund.

It was unclear at press time just how much money would be involved in the transfer.

According to District 96’s approved budget, See LOCKBOX page 11

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PIPING UP: Riverside Presbyterian Church organist Sally Sloane gives the newly refurbished organ a workout in preparation for the Oct. 30 rededication concert. For more photos and video of Sloane in action, visit online at www.RBLandmark.

Ready to show off its pipes

Riverside Presbyterian Church to host organ rededication concert Oct. 30

By BOB UPHUES Editor

Sally Sloane is having a ball. Sitting at the pipe organ in the sanctuary of Riverside Presbyterian church, she’s not only just

hitting the keys. With her hands and her feet, she’s flipping switches that control the instrument’s 130 pistons, she’s opening and closing the shutters in front of the screened-in pipes, the oldest of which date back to 1904.

“I’ve been having so much fun,” says Sloane. “I haven’t been able to play like this since the ’90s” For the first since she became the organSee ORGAN on page 6

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Trapped deer rescued from Riverside backyard dies Antlers got caught in rope hammock swing

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By BOB UPHUES Editor

April Starr was working from home, as usual, around 12:30 p.m. on Oct. 19, when she suddenly noticed quite a commotion outside.

What seemed to be every police vehicle in the village was out front, apparently responding to some sort of emergency.

Turns out the emergency was unfolding in Starr’s backyard, where a frightened and stressed-out deer found its antlers caught in a rope hammock swing that was hanging from a tree.

“We don’t know how long it had been trapped, but it was already panting and really struggling,” Starr said. “No one could get near it, because he was swinging back and forth. The deer was literally swinging itself off the ground. It was horrifying to watch.”

The story doesn’t have a happy ending. According to Linda Estrada, president and director of the Animal Welfare League in Chicago Ridge, where the deer was taken after it was freed, the animal has died.

Wildlife is common in the backyard and around her home in the 300 block of Fairbank Road, Starr said. Coyote and deer treat her yard as an extension of the park across the street.

And this particular deer was well-known to Starr from her walks around the neighborhood.

“We know that deer,” said Starr, who recognized the animal’s antler shape. “I remember when it first got its antlers.”

Riverside police called Brookfield Zoo and then Cook County Animal Control for help, with the animal control unit responding to the scene about an hour later. But even after they arrived, the wait for the animal control crew to get permission to tranquilize the deer seemed interminable, Starr said.

“No one could believe it was taking this long,” Starr said.

According to Police Chief Thomas Weitzel,

Editor Bob Uphues Sports Editor Marty Farmer

PHOTO COURTESY OF APRIL STARR

TANGLED UP: Riverside public works employees and personnel from Cook County Animal Control free a deer trapped in a rope hammock in a Fairbank Road backyard on Oct. 19. police finally cleared the scene about 4 p.m.

Part of the problem was that once animal control got permission to sedate the deer, the darts didn’t have much of an effect.

“There was no way they could get near it,” Starr said. “The will to escape was unbelievable.”

Riverside police reported it took five tranquilizer darts to sedate the deer, which allowed Riverside public works and animal control personnel to secure the deer’s legs with rope and cut the net from its antlers.

Afterward the deer was placed into the bed of a Riverside Public Works truck and taken to the Animal Welfare League shelter in Chicago Ridge, which can accommodate large animals.

Estrada said that when the deer came to the shelter, it appeared to be uninjured. As a result, she sought permission from Cook County Animal Control to release it into the wild as soon as possible.

By 6 p.m., animal shelter personnel, includ-

ing Estrada, along with animal control personnel and Riverside Public Works employees had untied the deer and laid it on the grass in a nearby forest preserve, maintaining a vigil there for the next few hours, until about 10 p.m.

“He seemed to be doing very good, and then he started breathing heavily,” Estrada said.

After a bit the deer lifted its head and looked around before laying it back down.

“His breathing got shallow and then he just passed,” said Estrada. “We were crying our eyes out.”

The Animal Welfare League turned the deer’s body over to Brookfield Zoo, whose medical staff will conduct a necropsy, Estrada said.

“He was so tired and so stressed,” said Estrada. “But you could tell he was happy to be where he was supposed to be. Unfortunately, there’s no emergency vet you can take a deer to.”

Lyons Township open for assessment appeals The Cook County Board of Review is now accepting property assessment appeals for the Township of Lyons. Anyone who would like to file an appeal can do so through Nov. 15.

Anyone wishing to file the appeal through the Lyons Township Assessor’s Office must do so by Nov. 14.

Property owners can come to Assessor Barbara Weyrick’s office, which is on the second floor of 6404 Joliet Road in Countryside, Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The office will closed on Friday, Nov. 11

for Veterans Day. The township assessor’s office can help you complete the Board of Review form and look up comparables.

The township assessor has also scheduled three outreach sessions with the Board of review that all Lyons Township property owners are invited to attend.

The seminars are on Monday, Oct. 24 at 6:30 p.m. at the Willow Springs Community Center, 8156 S. Archer Ave.; Tuesday, Nov. 1 at 6 p.m. at the Justice Village Hall, 7800 S. Archer Road; and Thursday, Nov. 3 at the Coun-

tryside Village Hall, 5550 East Ave. If you have had an appraisal done in 2013, 2014, 2015 or 2016 and the appraisal is lower than the property tax market value, bring two copies of the appraisal so that they can be attached to your appeal.

If you are planning on attending one of the outreach seminars you will also need to bring copies of the appraisal or settlement information.

Any questions can be directed to the township assessor’s office at 708-482-8300, Option 1.

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North Riverside bond rating gets a boost

S&P bumps rating up two levels from last report

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After seeing its bond rating plummet five levels since 2011, North Riverside saw its creditworthiness rebound with the Oct. 14 publication of Standard & Poor’s bond rating for the village.

The improved rating came two weeks before the village expects to conduct a $2.8 million bond sale to pay for an ambitious street improvement program, purchase financial software and replace the air-cooling unit at the police department.

The target date for a bond sale is Oct. 27, according to North Riverside Finance Director Sue Scarpiniti.

Standard & Poor’s gave North Riverside an “A” rating and declared its financial outlook “stable,” although the ratings agency did express concerns about the village’s reliance on sales taxes and the financial pressure the village will continue to feel with respect to funding pensions and other post-employment benefits.

“When I was elected mayor three-anda-half years ago, I pledged to improve the financial condition of the village and find a way to consistently make the village’s annual contributions to the police and pension funds,” Mayor Hubert Hermanek Jr. said in a prepared statement at the North Riverside Village Board meeting on Oct. 17.

“We have made tremendous strides in our goals to fund our public pensions; however, we still have so much more to accomplish.”

The A rating represents a two-level improvement in the rating the village has endured since 2014, when Moody’s Investment Service downgraded the village to Baa1, meaning it felt North Riverside was a lower medium-grade credit risk. Moody’s had also given the village a negative outlook in 2014, an outlook the ratings agency reaffirmed in 2015.

Standard and Poor’s A rating places

North Riverside in the upper mediumgrade risk category.

The rating report published by Standard & Poor’s called out as positive the strong local economy, although it did note that 19 percent of the village’s revenues came from sales taxes generated by the North Riverside Park Mall.

“The village’s dependence on the North Riverside Park Mall does lead to volatility in revenues depending on the year to year consumer confidence,” the ratings report stated.

In addition, the report called North Riverside’s budgetary performance “adequate,” noting its history of balanced budgets and described the village’s budget flexibility and cash liquidity as “strong.”

“We believe that the village’s budgetary performance will remain adequate through fiscal 2017,” the report stated.

However, those positives were offset in the report by Standard and Poor’s description of a “weak” debt profile. It noted that the village has no debt plans and that its large debt obligations and post-employment benefit obligations will continue to be a problem in the future.

Police pensions, the report noted were 30.9 percent funded while fire pensions were 24 percent funded, with a net pension liability of $25.9 million. While the report credited the village for adopting a pension funding policy in early October, it stated that “due to this particular large [pension] liability, the funded level would not significantly increase for many years.”

Hermanek, in his remarks to the village board on Oct. 17, emphasized that the pressure of pension obligations would continue.

“Funding of our pension funds is not a short-term issue, so we must stay diligent in finding a manageable solution to this ongoing problem and continue to work together as a board and community to find a long-term solution,” Hermanek said.

Volunteers needed for Holiday Stroll Brian Brennan, the longtime oneman force behind the Riverside Holiday Stroll is looking to form a committee of volunteers to organize this year’s event.

“After 25 years, I can’t do it alone,” Brennan said. “This event highlights the holiday season and a few hours from some people would be a great help to keep this event going in our

community.”

The event kicks off the holiday season for Riverside business community. This year’s event will take place on Friday, Dec. 2 in downtown Riverside.

Anyone interested in joining the committee can email Brennan at brianclaudia@amertitech.net or call him at 708805-2064.

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DIALING IT IN: Organ tuner Martin Hill makes some tweaks to the instrument on Oct. 21 in preparation for the Oct. 30.

Below, top, the pipes are screened from view behind the sanctuary. Bottom, how the organ looked before a major renovation in the 1950s.

Those aren’t the real pipes; it’s an elaborate pipe-like screen.

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WILLIAM CAMARGO/Staff Photographer

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$75,000 refurbishment from page 1 ist/choir director at Riverside Presbyterian Church in 2004, she’s got an instrument that can bring the thunder – or whispers – with all of the color variations a top-class pipe organ can deliver.

Earlier this year the pipe organ was refurbished over a three-month period, a $75,000 fix that’s part of a series of improvements, which included the restoration of its rose window and making bathrooms handicapped-accessible, the church has completed in recent years.

The church raised the money as part of a major capital campaign begun a few years ago.

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work – was installed in 1904.

It wasn’t until the 1950s that the electric action was added to the pipes. That was done at the time the church bought a “new” 1930s-era keyboard console for the organ. More pipes were added in 1984. That was the instrument Sloane inherited when she was hired 20 years later. The church added a zimbelstern (which produces delicate tinkling chimes) to the organ in 2013.

When Sloane got the job in 2004, the existing organ console’s capabilities were very limited.

The organ had just 12 pistons (and none that could be trigged by foot), but only six of them worked, said Sloane.

By 2015, just two of the pistons were working.

“You’re very limited in what you can play,” Sloane says.

But after the refurbishment, which included the purchase of a “new” Austin console from the 1970s, the instrument is fully capable of playing not just its principal pipe-organ sounds, but flutes, reeds and strings, all triggered by the now vast array of pistons.

Sloane says the console is almost identical to the one she played as a student in college.

“It was meant to be,” she says.

The completely refurbished organ also made something else possible.

“Now it’s possible to do a concert,” Sloane says.

So that’s just what Riverside Presbyterian Church, 116 Barrypoint Road, has decided to do.

The congregation will rededicate the pipe organ at a special concert on Sunday, Oct. 30 at 4 p.m. Sloane, of course, will be at the console, but so will a special guest. Gwen-

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Lots of treats this Halloween season

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t’s that trick-or-treat time of year, which as a kid I loved. We knew which houses gave out which treat and no one questioned if it was safe to be given an apple or homemade cookies.

I loved the wax teeth and lips which we chewed just long enough to get the flavor out. Teenagers pulled “tricks,” but not nasty or mean ones. My favorite was when a group of local teens got a wooden coffin and one of the brave boys settled in.

The box was brought to the police station, and when it was opened he yelled, “Happy Halloween!” to the local police. The names of those involved will remain anonymous.

Those times were innocent and fun, but things have changed. Bags of treats need to be checked before consuming because of fears that some people have a sick idea of what makes a treat. However, it does give parents a chance to pull out their favorite treats. Why I know someone who picks out the Whoppers -- you know who you are.

■ The real treat in these here parts is the Cubs! Those of you who have superstitions about what you wear or do, keep it up; it’s working. If I am watching and they don’t do well, I keep switching on and off (my thumb is getting sore), and since I didn’t see any of the big Game Six and they won big, I think you all owe me a thank you.

■ Speaking of treats, the new restaurants in Riverside, Sawmilly, next to The Chew Chew is another Scott Zimmer creation, and La Barra in the Village Center (or as I say the old Henninger building) are both are scheduled to open in the next few weeks.

I have seen both and it is hard to believe they are right here in the Riverside where I grew up. Haven’t seen the menus yet, but I’m sure we won’t be disappointed. They will provide me with even more reasons not to cook and, after all, we should support local businesses.

■ Don’t know if this is a trick or a treat, but early voting has started and you can go as close as the Brookfield Village Hall to vote. As an election judge, I encourage you to early vote. It is quicker, usually no waiting, the hours are convenient and in Brookfield the parking is easy. Just vote! It is your opportunity to voice your opinion.

Think I’ll go fix the Halloween treat bags.

Happy Halloween! Go Cubs!

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dolyn Wolski, a 13-year-old organ prodigy from Oak Park who started out as one of Sloane’s piano students.

Among the pieces to be played are works by composer Joel Raney, including some of his organ and piano duets, which will be played by Sloane and Mary Ann Sadilek.

There will be traditional church music along with works by Bach and Jehan Alain.

Sloane will also play the dramatic Cesar Franck’s Chorale No. 3.

“The reason I’m playing [Franck’s Chorale] is that it really shows off the organ,” Sloane said.

The concert of open to the public. Attendees are asked to make a free will offering for the church’s organ fund.

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It’s a monster mash!

Brookfield’s 18th Annual Monsters on Mainstreet downtown trick-or-treat event will be held Saturday, Oct. 29 in the Grand Boulevard and Broadway Avenue business districts from noon to 3 p.m.

Last year’s event, sponsored by the Brookfield Historical Society and Chamber of Commerce, drew nearly 1,500 people.

Participating businesses will have a special Halloween pumpkin sign in their windows where children are welcome to trick-or-treat.

That will be followed by refreshments, as well as taffy apple and pumpkin giveaways

(to the first 500 costumed trick-or-treaters) at the Grossdale Station, 8820½ Brookfield Ave., beginning at 2:30 p.m.

The costume contest, which begins at 3 p.m., will have categories for scariest, funniest and most creative in four age groups.

Adults are welcome to participate.

The event also kicks off the St. Barbara Parish Food Drive, so participants are encouraged to bring a non-perishable item of food.

Call Kit Ketchmark at 708-485-5296 for more information.

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I ain’t ’fraid a no ghost

Riverside Public Library, 1 Burling Road, will host a Halloween Family Movie Night with a screening of the original 1984 film Ghostbusters, starring Bill Murray, Dan Akroyd and Sigourney Weaver.

The film starts at 6:30 p.m. in the Great Room. Popcorn, EctoCooler punch and other Ghostbuster-themed treats will be available.

Admission is free. Children under 10 must be accompanied by an adult.

Double down at St. Barb’s

St. Barbara Parish will host its annual Fall Casino Nights on Friday, Oct. 28 and Saturday, Oct. 29 from 6 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Parish Center, 4009 Prairie Ave. in Brookfield.

The event, for adults 21 and older, features a variety of casino-style games, including blackjack, poker,

The Brookfield Garden Club will host a presentation on “Health Choices: Hydroponics and Vertical Gardening” at its next meeting on Saturday, Oct. 29 at 9:30 a.m. at the Brookfield Village Hall, 8820 Brookfield Ave. The speaker will be from the local aquaponics business, Root 66, who will describe how hydroponic gardening works and how to build your own system at home. The club meets the last Saturday of the month January through October.

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roulette and more. Enjoy some food and drink at the piano bar, which will feature live music.

Admission is $5, with free admission between 6 and 7 p.m. each night.

For more information contact the parish at 708-485-2900.

Senior health fair

The Scottish Home and Caledonian House, 2800 Desplaines Ave. in North Riverside, will host a free Senior Health and Wellness Fair on Thursday, Oct. 27 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

There will be 40 vendors including health care providers, home health services, moving and downsizing, elder advisors and skilled and rehabilitation facilities.

Raffle prizes will be drawn every 20 minutes throughout the event. Bring a non-perishable food item and get a free raffle ticket (which are otherwise $1). Proceeds benefit the Alzheimer’s Association.

Lunch will be served from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., with entertainment from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.

Call 708-447-5092 or visit www. thescottishhome.org for more information.

Relive radio’s golden age

On Friday, Oct. 28 at 7:30 p.m., join the Riverside Township Radio Players as they recreate Ray Bradbury’s “Zero Hour” from Suspense! And “Ugliest Woman Alive” from Mysterious Traveler.

The performance will be held in the auditorium of the Riverside Township Hall, 27 Riverside Road in Riverside.

Admission is free.

For more information, visit www.riversidetownshipradioplayers.com or contact Ellie Babka at 708-442-8810.

CALENDAR EVENTS ■ As you’ve likely noticed, our Calendar has changed to Big Week. Fewer items, higher profile. If you would like your event to be featured here, please send a photo and details by noon of the Wednesday before it needs to be published. We can’t publish everything, but we’ll do our best to feature the week’s highlights.

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Riverside police chief named chair of state DUI task force Group will lobby on behalf of law enforcement and advocate for victims

By BOB UPHUES Editor

More than a year ago, Riverside Police Chief Thomas Weitzel wrote a letter to Illinois Gov. Bruce Rauner, asking him to appoint a DUI “czar” to advocate in Springfield for legislation related to improving impaired-driving enforcement.

While he didn’t get a czar, Weitzel finds himself the first chairman of the newly created Illinois Impaired Driving Task Force, which will advocate on behalf of law enforcement and lobby the state legislature to enhance DUI enforcement, treat and monitor offenders and prevent impaired driving THOMAS WEITZEL through educating the public.

Riverside police chief “As chairperson, I intend on advocating for the victims, families and those affected by drunk and drugged drivers,” Weitzel said forcement advocacy groups, such as AIMM in a press release. “Drunk and drugged driv- and MADD. The group meets every other month in eiing is a serious violent crime in Illinois and ther Schaumburg or Springfield. Weitzel’s we must treat it as such.”

According to Weitzel, the task force in- term as chairman is two years.

He said the real goal of the committee is cludes more than two dozen people, includto “formulate preventative strategies and ing representatives from the Illinois Department of Transportation, the governor’s change, enforce, prosecute and adjudicate office, the General Assembly, a downstate laws designed to prevent impaired driving.”

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DUI enforcement and penalties. His commitment to the cause was inspired in part by the death of former Riverside Police Officer Michael Gordon, who later became a Chicago police officer and was killed when his squad car was struck by an unlicensed, uninsured drunk driver in 2004.

After that incident, Weitzel and thenRiverside Chief Eugene Karczewski lobbied state legislators to pass what became known as the Michael Gordon Law, which made it easier for police to upgrade charges against unlicensed drunk driving suspects to felony status.

Riverside also has one of just 100 officers in the state of Illinois certified as a drug recognition expert. Officer Brian Greenenwald’s certification allows him to testify as an expert witness in cases of drug-impaired driving. He routinely is called upon by other police agencies to assist in DUI incidents involving drugs.

Weitzel said the new task force will lobby the governor to provide funding for additional drug recognition expert training and to purchase equipment for the Illinois State Police to process blood and urine samples from suspected drugged drivers.

Illinois law allows for the tests to be con-

ducted, but the state crime lab doesn’t have the equipment to process the tests, so they must now be sent out of state.

The group will also lobby the governor to provide funding for a roadside marker program, which was created by the General Assembly in recent years. The program allows families whose loved ones have been killed by impaired drivers to have a roadside marker erected at the site of a crash.

“It’s rare, but we want to make sure there’s money if a family wants it,” Weitzel said.

Weitzel said the task force has also been requested to advocate for a bill focusing specifically on impaired drivers who cause a crash while traveling the wrong way down a highway.

The request was made by the mother of an off-duty Chicago Ridge police officer killed on I-294 in Hillside by a drunk driver who was going the wrong way. The proposed law could make it a Class 4 felony for an impaired person to drive on an interstate the wrong way for more than 1,000 feet. Any such incident that results in death or severely harms another driver would be charged with a Class 1 felony, according to Weitzel.

“So, we’re taking on a wide range of issues,” he said.

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Habitual DUI offender charged with hit and run A Chicago man whose driver’s license has been revoked since 1997 after three prior drunken-driving convictions faces felony DUI charges after being involved in a hit-andrun in Riverside during the early morning hours of Oct. 24, police said.

Ricky L. Tyler, 40, was charged with aggravated DUI, aggravated driving while revoked, hit and run and several traffic offenses after he allegedly drove his vehicle into a landscape bed retaining wall in the parking lot of Amstar, 3346 Harlem Ave., at 2:25 a.m. and fled the scene.

Police reported the vehicle, which had heavy front-end damage, with tree branches, twigs and wall particles stuck in the bumper, swerving across the center line while northbound in the 3200 block of Harlem Avenue.

According to police, Tyler could barely stand after exiting his vehicle when pulled over by an officer.

“Mr. Tyler should never have been driving and is classified as a habitual DUI and revoked offender,” said Police Chief Thomas Weitzel in a press release.

According to Weitzel, the Riverside Police Department will file seizure paperwork ensuring Tyler cannot get his car back once he’s released from custody.

“In several of his prior arrests, he just bonded out, picked up his car at a later date and continued to drive,” Weitzel said.

Tyler, according to Weitzel, has 10 separate convictions for driving while revoked, in addition to prior arrests for invasion of privacy, assault and obstructing police.

Burglary ■ Riverside police responded to a residence

in the 200 block of Shenstone Road on Oct. 21 after a woman called to report that her mother’s house may have burglarized.

Police found that the basement door had been forced open. On all floors of the house several drawers and jewelry boxes appeared to have been rifled through, but it was unclear whether anything had been stolen.

Many pieces of jewelry were still in the boxes, and a purse and laptop computer sat undisturbed.

■ A resident of the 3100 block of Harlem Avenue, Riverside, called police on the morning of Oct. 22 to report that during the overnight hours someone had forced open the service door of the apartment building’s garage.

Police reported seeing shoe impressions on the door and found a power washer and leaf blower stashed next to a vehicle behind the garage as if someone was going to pick them up later.

The items, however, apparently had been removed from another garage on the block.

The owner of the power washer and leaf blower reported to police that someone had

smashed out the window of his vehicle, which was parked in the rear of the building and removed the garage door opener, allowing the offender access to his locked garage.

No other items appeared to be missing.

Vehicle break-ins ■ North Riverside police charged a 66-yearold Lyons man with criminal trespass to a vehicle after he was seen opening the doors of two cars parked in the lot at H.H. Gregg, 7250 Cermak Road on Oct. 14 at about 1:50 p.m.

The man reportedly was in the process of checking the door handles of other cars in the lot when police arrived on the scene and arrested him.

■ A resident of the 2400 block of 3rd Avenue, North Riverside, waved down a police officer on Oct. 14 to report that during the overnight hours someone rummaged through her unlocked vehicle, which was parked on the street. Nothing appeared to be missing from the vehicle.

That same morning on the 2500 block of 3rd Avenue, another resident reported that a Samsung Note 3 cellphone had been stolen from her unlocked vehicle.

■ Police responded to the 2400 block of 5th Avenue, North Riverside, on the morning of Oct. 14 after a woman reported that someone had rifled through her unlocked vehicle, which was parked in her driveway overnight.

Police also reported that two other unlocked vehicles, which were parked on another driveway on the block had been broken into. Nothing appeared to be missing from any of the vehicles.

Catalytic converters boosted ■ North

Riverside police responded to the 2300 block of 17th Avenue at about 4:10 a.m. on Oct. 10 after a resident complained of sawing noises coming from the alley. The resident also said she saw a man load two items into an SUV before driving away.

Police could not located the SUV, but they did locate in the alley a Honda sedan with its catalytic converter missing.

■ A resident of the 3700 block of Cleveland Avenue, Brookfield, called police on the morning of Oct. 18 to report that sometime after Oct. 6 someone cut the catalytic converter from a 2001 Honda that was parked in the driveway.

These items were obtained from police reports filed by the Riverside, North Riverside and Brookfield police departments, Oct. 1023, and represent a portion of the incidents to which police responded. Unless otherwise indicated, anybody named in these reports has only been charged with a crime. These cases have not been adjudicated.

—Compiled by Bob Uphues

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D96 to tighten enrollment process after residency concerns Centralized, in-person system for all families coming in 2017

By BOB UPHUES Editor

Riverside Elementary School District 96 will tighten up its registration process for all students – particularly regarding proof of residency – after board members agreed with Superintendent Martha Ryan-Toye’s recommendations for a more rigorous examination of residency issues at the board’s Oct. 19 meeting.

For at least next year, and perhaps in future years, all families will have to re-enroll in person as part a centralized process, similar to the one at Riverside-Brookfield High School. Right now, only new students must enroll in person and returning families can upload residency documents online.

“Increasing the rigor in the residency process would make a lot of sense,” Ryan-Toye said.

The centralized process would likely take place over several days next spring. The dates have not been set at this time.

Ryan-Toye also has recommended not enrolling any student, including returning stu-

dents, until complete residency documents are submitted. In addition, the district will look to update parent/guardian questionnaires, similar to the ones used at RBHS, so the district has a better handle on more complicated family situations.

District officials will also work to improve communication about the registration process, specifically with respect to deadlines and required documents to make the process more efficient.

Finally, the district may look at changing the firm it uses to investigate families whose residency is in question. National Investigations has provided residency investigation services for District 96 for at least the past six years. Riverside-Brookfield High School in 2010 dropped the firm in favor of R.E. Walsh and Associates.

Ryan-Toye said at the Oct. 19 board meeting that she was “intrigued” by the RBHS firm’s capabilities.

Two District 96 parents urged greater efforts by officials regarding residency checks at that same meeting.

Riverside resident Cathy Daun described the district’s residency checking efforts as “apathetic” and said the issue was a “growing concern” among parents.

“We, as taxpayers and parents of children who legitimately attend District 96, are not OK with what we consider to be an apathetic atti-

tude or a blind eye towards students attending District 96 schools illicitly,” Daun said.

Another parent, Deirdre Smith, said it was “likely” that her two children were sitting next to children who didn’t live in the district and wondered if large class sizes and growing enrollment might be related to children improperly attending Riverside schools.

Smith said she has seen children who attend District 96 schools getting on and off the Metra train in Riverside or being picked up and dropped off by vehicles without Riverside vehicle stickers.

“We feel it’s not only your fiduciary responsibility as residents, but we feel there’s an administrative responsibility that only parents who can rightfully enroll their children in these schools are doing so,” Smith said.

Ryan-Toye, who said she understands there may be some families who enroll their children illegally, cautioned that complex family situations could account for someone being picked up by a relative, care provider or someone who shares custody of a child who is not a Riverside resident.

The Landmark has reported in the past that some children who live in the Hollywood section of Brookfield, which is part of District 96, travel to and from Hauser Junior High via the Metra train. Metra is quicker than walking, and some parents prefer the option because it avoids having their kids

cross First Avenue.

Ryan-Toye said she wanted to make sure there was a balance between being “both embracing and cautious” in District 96.

Data provided by District 96 showed that between 2011 and 2016, National Investigations has made in-person “door knock” visits to more than 300 homes where the residency of a student was in question. The firm did surveillance of 24 questionable residences between 2011 and 2016.

And between 2011 and 2016, a total of 13 families withdrew from the district after their residency was questioned.

But the data didn’t necessarily prove the problem wasn’t bigger than it appeared, because there are “gaps” that have been identified in the system, said board member Rich Regan.

“Perhaps we were exploited by people in the past,” he said. “I don’t think you can fairly identify what’s happened in the past based on this report.”

Board member Lynda Murphy added that the school district had only recently begun asking returning students for residency documents each year. She supported tightening re-enrollment to ensure gaps in the process were filled.

“Making sure we have a tight policy we are actually following, there’s no downside to that,” Murphy said.

The Landmark, October 26, 2016 But there are maximum tax rates for capped funds, like education, and as tax rates have increased, they have hit their ceilings in District 96, said Sellers.

“When tax cap legislation was written in 1992, no one envisioned an EAV for school from page 1 districts going down or begin severely rethere was a balance of roughly $1.6 million duced like it has since 2008,” Sellers said.

In the District 96 budget for 2016-17, the in the transportation fund when the fiscal year started on July 1. The district expect- education fund has a predicted shortfall ed to collect about $2.8 million this year of a little more than $1 million. The school in that fund based on last year’s tax levy board was planning to use excess transextension. There was about $3.8 million in portation funds, whose levy has been increased to offset the tax cap in the educathe working cash fund on July 1.

“There’s going to be multiple busloads tion fund, to cover that gap.

District 96 has made transfers from its of superintendents and school board memtransportation fund to its education fund bers going to Springfield if this constituin each of the past two years. In 2014-15, the tional amendment passes,” Sellers said.

“What this does is it creates an unsustain- school board transferred about $1.5 million, according to that year’s financial auable scenario.” dit. In 2015-16, at least $1 million was transThe Illinois Transportaferred. On both occasions, the tion Taxes and Fees Lockbox school board made the transAmendment, if passed, would fers in June at the end of the sequester taxes collected for fiscal year. transportation purposes and With that practice now in forbid that money from ever jeopardy, the school board is being used for any other purmoving that action to before pose.

Election Day. The language of the pro“This constitutional amendposed amendment, while ment has stepped right in the clearly aimed at making sure middle of complex financial tax money for transportation practices that school districts infrastructure projects is rely on and are cutting it off,” made available for those purSellers said. “Our action on poses, is very broad and inNov. 2 is going to buy us some cludes a prohibition against time, if the constitutional redirecting any tax money reDAVID SELLERS amendment passes, to work at lated to the “use of vehicles.”

District 96 interim director of fixing the unforeseen conseSchool districts have the finance and operations quences.” ability to levy taxes in four Education lobbyists are aldifferent funds: education, ready working in Springfield operations and maintenance, to alert legislators to the potransportation and working tential issues for school discash. All of those funds are tricts. ED-Red, which lobbies subject to tax caps – with the Springfield on education poliexception of transportation. cy and financial issues on beEach year, school districts half of about 90 Illinois school submit a tax levy extension districts, including District 96, which allows them to increase the total tax levy by the level of the said it is already working with the law firm consumer price index (CPI) or 5 percent, responsible for drafting the amendment’s whichever is less, plus the value of new enabling legislation to see how education might be spared. construction.

Caryn Valadez, executive director of Since 2010, the CPI has been so low that District 96, said Sellers, saw its property ED-Red, said that while her organizatax receipts increase by an average of just tion doesn’t have a formal position on the amendment, she said she couldn’t under1.28 percent per year.

And since 2008, said Sellers, the total stand why transportation projects would equalized assessed value (EAV) of proper- be protected above other issues via a conty within District 96 has fallen 36 percent, stitutional amendment.

“This is profoundly bad policy, to priorifrom $690 million to $443 million. As EAV has fallen, tax rates have risen to allow Dis- tize by constitutional mandate,” Valadez trict 96 to levy funds at a consistent level. said.

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“What this does is it creates an unsustainable scenario.”

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Hard work pays off

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ince 2009, it had been just one piece of financial bad news after another for the village of North Riverside. Some of the blame could rightly be placed on a national economy that had all but collapsed. And some of the blame was chickens coming home to roost in the wake of longtime local fiscal policies that were unsustainable.

One of the final indignities came in 2014, when the village’s bond rating crashed to a level in danger of hitting junk status. The rating also came with a negative outlook toward the future and the rating was reaffirmed in 2015.

But in the years since the real estate crash that played a major role in the economic downturn, North Riverside began making changes. The village ended decades-long practices of subsidizing services like water usage and garbage pickup from its general operating fund, and began asking the customers – like just about every other town – to pay for those services.

The village ended its time-honored tradition of not extending its annual property tax levy, which over time had left money, which could have been used to bolster operations or soften the blow of the recession, on the table.

The village has ended its practice of providing lifetime health insurance to retirees and has moved away from the gold-plated health insurance benefits the village used to offer all employees.

North Riverside was also forced to confront its habit of failing to fund its police and fire pension obligations. That, in particular, has been a painful burden to bear. But, at least for now, the village has found a funding source for the pensions in the form of red-light camera revenues.

Life isn’t perfect.

As the economy has recovered, the village has seen its sales tax base rebound and new businesses like Costco and new restaurants have pumped vital dollars into village coffers.

The result of all of those changes is that in 2016, Standard and Poor’s has seen fit to remove the negative outlook of the village and boost its credit rating, something that will allow North Riverside to sell the bonds necessary to pay for a major street improvement campaign that’s now wrapping up.

Challenges remain ahead for North Riverside. The administration’s relationship with its firefighters remains bitter and a solution may finally end up in the hands of an arbitrator. But that still seems a long way off. It’s an issue that needs resolution.

But North Riverside’s administration can rightly feel good about the progress it’s made in working to dig the village out of a hole it in large part created.

Future village boards and mayors can’t forget about that hard work once the economy starts humming again and they can’t fall into the trap of believing sales taxes are an unlimited resource to pad employee benefits and expand employment rolls.

North Riverside is on a navigable financial path. Yes, pensions will continue to be an issues, as they are for every small suburban municipality. But this is the way.

Stay on it.

Opinion LETTERS

Referendum needs to pass in District 102 I am a concerned citizen of District 102 who will vote yes for the referendum on the Nov. 8 ballot. We moved to LaGrange knowing our children would receive a quality education, just as our neighbors before us.

After attending one of the superintendent’s budget meetings, I learned that if the referendum does not pass, our community’s children face increased class size from 24 to 30 students, closing the Science Center, closing Barnsdale Road School, eliminating band and orchestra, eliminating Spanish language classes, eliminating after-school clubs and sports, reducing special education staff, reducing talent development program and eliminating instructional coaches.

The biggest cut to the budget is an increased class

size with an estimated $1.3 million savings, which is not even half of the $3 million shortfall. Ultimately, all services listed above need to be cut to meet the budget.

District 102 has already cut $1.41 million since 2010.

Parents have increased their contribution to the budget with increased registration and bus fees. The state of Illinois’ contribution to the budget has decreased.

District 102 has not had an operational referendum since 1996, yet our student body has increase by 16 percent. District 102 has seen an increase of 300 students since 2006. We need to vote yes for the referendum.

Please do not allow our community’s children to suffer.

Jennifer Djurasovic LaGrange

Brookfield should allow 63 spaces for RBHS lot Trying to understand the Brookfield Village Board’s hard stance on 45 parking spaces to allow RiversideBrookfield High School, I read the traffic studies again.

There is nothing to indicate that 45 spaces is the magic number to improve any traffic issues. As a matter of fact, I believe fewer spaces adds to the traffic problems. For every car that can be provided parking, less traffic will be performing round trips for drop offs/pick up at peak traffic times. More kids will actually carpool with their friends. Less traffic overall.

Then the board issued another ultimatum to the RBHS board of a take it or leave it for 45 additional spaces. President Kit Ketchmark issued a statement: “Because the addition of 45, 60 or 90 parking spots will not solve the traffic issues …”

Isn’t that the definition of arbitrary? He is saying the number of spaces has no effect; then why not compromise? We know the school’s issue -- they would like as many controllable parking spaces as possible.

Ketchmark then states “the village remains willing to help work together with the Brookfield Zoo and Cook County.”

Such an offer, since they have such a good relationship with those entities after the amusement tax fiasco. Why is it the PEP Party and the Garvey, Ketchmark boards cannot work with other governing bodies?

Imagine what could be accomplished with people that could actually work with others? Do the right thing here and allow the 63 spaces.

Another great year for Brookfield Farmers Market

nity-minded market sponsors, the chamber board, the Brookfield Library and the village of Brookfield for your incredible support and cooperation. The market simply couldn’t be successful, without you.

We wish you a wonderful fall and a happy holiday season, and we look forward to seeing your smiles at the market again in June.

Thank you to the wonderful customers of the Brookfield Farmers Market for making the 20-week season such a joy. We will miss your smiles and laughter!

We look forward to seeing you again next year for what will be our 10th season, beginning on the first Saturday of June 2017.

Your patronage of the market supports the livelihood and sustainability of small family farmers. It also provides an essential marketplace for independent purveyors of local honey, baked goods, fresh roasted coffee, natural soaps and other handcrafted items.

On behalf of these very hard-working farmers and entrepreneurs, thank you for your support, loyalty and friendship. The Brookfield Farmers Market Committee would also like to thank the vendors, non-profit organizations, musicians and volunteers that contribute to the market each week. You are like family and we will miss you very much during the offseason.

Finally, a big thank you to our generous and commu-

Michael Towner

Brookfield

Michelle Ryan, market manager

Brookfield Chamber of Commerce Farmers Market Committee

Two local moms need your help I am writing this letter in behalf of two moms in our community that need support.

Denise Rehder-Swallow is suffering from ALS. Joann Ogden-D’Altorio is suffering from liver cancer. Both moms are single moms with three children.

Our boys play football together on the varsity team for Riverside-Brookfield High School. I’ve watched them both struggle, especially this past year. They es-

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A life-long Oak Parker, Mary has a deep knowledge of the wide variety of home styles found here. She understands the ins and outs of renovation and the ways that old homes can be updated without losing their charm and character. “When looking at an old home, I want you to envision how it will work for your family,” she says, “my clients often ask for my renovation advice before, and even after, they buy!”

People move for many different reasons, sometimes positive (marriage, pregnancy) and sometimes negative (divorce, job loss). For Mary, understanding the reasons behind a sale can play a significant role in the transaction. “I really try to put myself in my clients’ shoes,” she says, “that enables me to empathize with them, to work with them at their pace and on their schedule, and to experience with them the highs, and sometimes the lows, of buying or selling their home.”

In her fifteen years in real estate, Mary has seen a lot of technological changes in the

industry. Buyer and sellers are now able to gather an enormous amount of information on their own before ever speaking to a realtor. As such, Mary knows that she needs to bring more to the table than just information. “I need to add value to the transaction,” she asserts, “I want to use my experience to make every transaction run smoothly. I never forget that while I do this every day, most people buy or sell a home only a few times in their lives, and for them it can, at times, be nerve-wracking” Experience, passion and empathy have proved a successful combination for Mary Carlin. In 2016, she was named for the sixth consecutive year in Chicago Magazine as a Five Star Real Estate Agent, an award given to less than 2% of the agents in Chicagoland.

“I am so proud to have been successful in this business,” Mary says, “It has given me so many wonderful gifts—new clients that have become friends, colleagues to work with and learn from, and the ability to share my love for this welcoming community with others.”

To find out how Mary Carlin can help you with your real estate needs, contact her at 708.207.3890 or mary.carlin@bairdwarner. com.

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Olya is continually motivated by her customers at the Café. “We are fortunate to have a good mix of west suburban customers who meet city people because of our location.” She enjoys findng different ways to bring Eastgate’s signature combination of homelike warmth and creative menu to existing and new customers. Asked to describe a favorite part of her job, she says, “Booking and executing successful parties, the bigger the better.” Additional future plans include wine tastings and event dinners.

Enjoy Eastgate’s homelike atmosphere daily at 102 Harrison Street in Oak Park. Explore their menu options at www.eastgatecafe.net or contact them at 708.660.9091.

‘Amazing’ Realtor Sarah O’Shea Munoz focuses on service s an established real estate broker with both professional and personal experience in the near western suburbs, Sarah O’Shea Munoz has been selling homes since 2004. She is known for being a local market expert in Oak Park, River Forest and Forest Park. Priding herself on her knowledgeable, competent, personable service, Sarah is an excellent negotiator who helps buyers and sellers navigate complex situations (i.e.: divorce, estate, downsizing, relocation etc.) and receives exemplary client satisfaction reviews.

Two clients that she worked with recently, Denise and Tom, sing her praises: “Sarah worked with us for over 9 months on both the sell and buy side and was amazing. She did a great job creating a ‘to do’ list to get our old house ready for sale.

We listened and this enabled us to sell our home in less than 2 weeks. She showed vision and a clear understanding of what the market would bear. On the buy side, she went way above and beyond the call of duty as it did not go smoothly, but she remained a psychologist and advocate throughout. She also had great suggestions in terms of colors and decorating tips.”

Cafe

SOLD!

1407 LATHROP RIVER FOREST Bright, Spacious Nicely Updated 4 BR/ 2.1 BA – Lovely & Large 1st Floor Fam Rm.............$844,000

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hen Olya Dailey launched Eastgate Café with husband Patrick in 2008, she expected her gift shop and bistro to flourish with the customer mix drawn to their city edge location for lunch.

Over eight years later, Eastgate’s warmth and coziness have drawn a dinner and catering following that exceeds her wildest expectations. In fact, that demand is driving Eastgate’s current transition to a full service restaurant/lounge.

Olya is proud of the intimacy that Eastgate creates. “People get to know people here over home cooking and a fusion mix,” she explains, describing a menu that mixes creative and classic culinary traditions to offer ethnic dishes as well. With the addition of a new line of cocktails Eastgate will preserve the friendly, family-and-home-like atmosphere that has made it a destination for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

Olya enjoys passing on the skills that have built Eastgate’s success. Some of her best mentoring experiences have come from training young people who never saw their kitchen at home and hearing them tell of their parents’ amazement at their cooking skills after working at Eastgate. She describes

Closed Sales in 2016

439 Home #1S – Oak Park - $208,500 21 Franklin – River Forest - $421,000 1023 Walnut Way – Oak Park - $563,408 221 N. Taylor – Oak Park - $675,000 143 Keystone – River Forest - $715,000 7310 Holly Court – River Forest - $1,075,000 224 S. Oak Park Avenue #2E – Oak Park - $177,000

221 N TAYLOR OAK PARK

4 BR, 2.1 BA ............ $675,000 126 Francisco Terrace – Oak Park - $325,000 1159 Cordula Circle – Naperville - $373,950 241 S. Ridgeland – Oak Park - $500,000 1159 Adams – Northbrook - $530,000 339 Franklin – River Forest - $539,900 532 N. Marion – Oak Park - $585,000

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Women In Business

Enjoy unsurpassed service with Realtor Lisa Grimes

W Five Star Real Estate Agent Lisa Grimes

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Let Lisa guide you to your ideal home!

708.205-9518

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7375 West North Avenue 708.771.8040 • 7375 W. North Ave., River Forest River Forest, Illinois 60305

ith deep roots in the Oak Park, River Forest and Forest Park communities, realtor Lisa Grimes at Gagliardo Realty Associates is eager to impart her extensive knowledge of the area with prospective home buyers.

Whether giving her clients a tour of the tree-lined streets and historic architecture or sharing information with them about the schools, park programs, restaurants, entertainment choices, and transportation options, Lisa’s enthusiasm for all things local is infectious. It is this enthusiasm that fuels her commitment both to her community and her real estate business.

Personable and friendly by nature, Lisa prides herself on her consistent and constant communication with her clients, as well as her tireless work ethic and attention to detail. “I want to give each client the highest level of service possible,” Lisa says, “which is exactly what I would want for myself.”

This year, Lisa was named as a Five Star Real Estate Professional by Chicago Magazine.

This prestigious award goes to fewer than three percent of real estate agents in the Chicago area. It honors professionals who are proven to be outstanding in their field by receiving high client satisfaction

ratings and exceeding objective criteria involving experience, production levels and disciplinary history.

Lisa is a graduate of Trinity High School in River Forest and the University of Illinois/ Champagne-Urbana. She has raised three children who all attended local public schools and graduated from Oak Park River Forest High School.

Following a successful accounting career at Amoco, Lisa chose to immerse herself in the community as both an active participant and a creative leader, engaging in multiple PTOs, a variety of community service programs including Hephzibah Children’s Association, I.M.P.A.C.T., the River Forest Tennis Club and the Ryan Education Center of the Art Institute of Chicago. Given the length and depth of her community participation, you would be hard-pressed to find someone Lisa does not know as you walk through her neighborhood.

Find out how Lisa Grimes can help you meet your real estate needs. Call her at 708.205.9518 or email lisa@gagliardorealty. com.

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Dr. Mary Ann Bender: creating a positive impact on patient’s lives

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ave you ever wondered about “the whole story” behind a person’s chosen profession?

Dr. Mary Ann Bender spent 19 years as a figure skater. Over the years she underwent three foot surgeries; which spurred a curiosity in the various workings of the foot. She understands, having undergone another surgery as recently as 2008, the challenges of living with, and treating foot pain; as well as the concerns/questions patients have about treatment.

Dr. Bender ventured into solo practice 6 1/2 years ago with only an urge to help people, the support of her family, and eleven years’ experience practicing on the south side of Chicago in a large podiatry practice (Jondelle Jenkins, DPM). Working with Dr. Jenkins gave her solid experience but more importantly invaluable development and support.

Today’s healthcare field is constantly changing with the discovery of new techniques, more advanced imaging and treatment options, and most recently, with electronic health records. Dr. Bender offers comprehensive foot and ankle services, including digital x-rays, easy street parking, in office physical therapy, and Russian, Spanish, and Polish translation. She offers

convenient hours, including evenings, and even a willingness to make offhour house calls when necessary; particularly within the Village of Oak Park, which she calls home. She will opening a second location in Forest Park soon.

When asked what motivates her, Dr. Bender first cites three things, the love and support of her husband who never once questioned leaving the financial security of Dr. Jenkins’ large practice for the relative unknown of starting out on her own. Second, she credits her two young daughters and her desire to have them see that goals can be achieved with a dream along with focus and hard work. But lastly she credits the years she spent figure skating as building the foundation entirely upon which her work ethic is based. The best part of her job is seeing patients returning pain free for their follow up appointments—knowing she has provided the care that made such a positive impact in another person’s life.

Mary Ann Bender, DPM Foot and Ankle Specialist Advanced Physical Medicine 6931 W. North Ave. Oak Park, IL 60302 708-763-0580

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Improving Retirement Income & Lowering College Costs Chris Everett is a Forest Parker who successfully runs Everett Wealth Solutions (EWS) and Everett & Associates, Inc. With almost 30 years in Financial Services, coupled with her fiduciary and Family Coaching experience, Chris helps families make prudent financial decisions that improve retirement income and lower college costs.

Plugging a $75K Wealth Leak and Improving Income by 35% Mary plugged a $75,000 wealth leak and improved her retirement income by 35%. She was shopping around for someone who could help her create safe and reliable retirement income. She found peace of mind going through EWS’s 4-Step Financial Planning Process. Mary took comfort in our willingness to be vulnerable and share our own personal strategies. She learned more about what her investments were costing her, and it was a bit of a shock. Just by reducing her investment costs, Mary identified an almost $75,000 wealth leak that would have unknowingly and very unnecessarily been passed on to her ex-broker in the next several years. Mary re-evaluated her tolerance for risk and became educated about investment and income alternatives. Once she was ready, she made changes that she completely understood. Mary was able to create 35% more income for herself without increasing risk. She also invited her children into the process so they could understand all of her choices and their potential inheritance. We are now in conversations with her children about how they may be able to create their personal wealth solutions.

Reducing College Costs By $7K Improved Retirement Outcomes Chris is also a CPR licensed College Planning professional dedicated to reducing the cost of college for families. When she showed The Perry family how to reduce college by $7,500 per year, they were shocked. When they came to Chris’s office they were frustrated, and almost angry at how expensive college had become. They did not feel prepared and did not believe they would qualify for financial aid. They were delighted to learn it simply wasn’t true. Chris also helped their students find the best fit career options first, select the best majors and ultimately be prepared to identify the right colleges. They also learned real money for life skills. Empowering the Perry children took some of the pressure off the parents to make informed decisions for a successful college plan. The impact of plugging that knowledge gap was also significant for their retirement accounts. With college spending reduced, they may have an extra $65,000 to 75,000 in their retirement accounts instead of in the college’s coffers.

They could only imagine how much more they could have saved if they only started this process when their children were much younger.

Chris cares about people. She understands that some of the resources many rely on like Social Security and pensions may not be available for younger generations. She is careful to help her clients see efficient ways they might increase family security and improve family legacies. Chris works with individuals and families in multiple states.

EWS is always looking for ways to give back to the community, and is sponsoring this year's Women in Leadership conference on October 26th at Riveredge Hospital, where Chris is a keynote speaker. EWS sponsors the OPRF Huskie Wrestling Team, annual college scholarships for students in Forest Park, Oak Park & River Forest, and supports the OPRF Community Foundation's Big Idea project. Chris is on the board of the Historical Society of Forest Park, OPRF Chamber Advisory Council, Forest Park Chamber of Commerce, a Friend of Parenthesis Family Center and part of the leadership at Greater Chicago Church in Oak Park. Chris is a wife, mother, and grandmother who enjoys spending time with her big family – many of whom are also clients. When she’s not helping families save money for college and prepare for retirement, Chris enjoys singing and writing songs.

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Women In Business

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Our team of brokers is committed to your success!

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Buying and selling a home can be an enjoyable experience when you partner with a company that will go beyond for you.

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Maximize your real estate potential!

Real estate & beyond with Erica Cuneen

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rawing from a varied wealth of experience, Erica Cuneen brings a unique approach to her work.

Whether it is drawing upon past experiences: volunteering in the Peace Corps, teaching deaf children and bilingual (Spanish) students, playing roller derby, owning and running other successful businesses; or current endeavors: investing in real estate, and parenting teenagers, Erica always strives to go beyond expectations. It is that goal—to go beyond— that is the vision and force behind Erica’s real estate company, Beyond Properties.

Working with the highest standards of professionalism, service and integrity, Erica thrives not only on helping families find their next home, but also on mentoring brokers in her office; growing them from good to great.

Helping others succeed is one of Erica’s deepest values. Her ability to assemble a winning team and to craft unique solutions for her clients despite market conditions, has lead to the exponential growth of her business.

Erica has become especially known as an expert resource for real estate investors, advising both experienced professionals and newcomers alike. She is the founder and facilitator for an Oak Park area real estate investment group that meets monthly. This group is open to the public and offers valuable educational and networking opportunities.

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In the October 2016 issue of Chicago Magazine, Erica was named for the 6th year among the Chicago Five Star Real Estate Agents.

This select group Erica Cuneen of professionals, accounting for less than 2% of the total number of Chicagoland real estate agents, 2011 • 2012 • 2013 was chosen for the 2014 • 2015 • 2016 outstanding quality of their service and their high levels of customer satisfaction.

Erica is proud that Beyond Properties is a leader in environmental sustainability. The office is also recognized locally and statewide as a Certified Green Business with Oak Park’s Growing Green Program and the Illinois Green Business Association. Erica and Beyond Properties stand out as one of the very few independent, woman-owned, and locallyowned brokerages in the area.

To find out how Erica Cuneen and her team can assist you in reaching your real estate needs and goals, please contact her at 708.220.2025 or Erica@beyondpropertiesrealty.com

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n real estate finding the best outcome for your client often begins by seeing hidden potential. Cynthia Howe Gajewski is a Realtor whose experience in home renovation and restoration makes her a valuable resource to homeowners and buyers. Also an accomplished photographer, Cynthia is a woman with vision who loves to find the opportunities in homes that others may have missed.

Cynthia traces her interest in real estate back to her childhood when she was fascinated by the grandeur of her grandparent’s Italianate Victorian farmhouse.

“I admire the character and charm of older homes,” she says, “especially the variety of homes in our Oak Park and River Forest neighborhoods.” Cynthia particularly enjoys seeing older spaces reinvented to fit the needs of modern living.

Matchmaking buyers with the right property is a challenge that Cynthia relishes. “It is so satisfying to see that chemistry happen,” she says, “I tell my buyers that buying a home is an emotional experience with practical considerations. A house can have everything on your wish list, but if you don’t get that ‘yes’ feeling, then the list doesn’t matter. You can’t make yourself fall in love.”

Twenty years as a professional photographer gives Cynthia the added edge in presenting and marketing seller’s homes

in today’s market.

She is always ready to help sellers prepare, stage, and showcase their property to bring in the most buyers.

“I absolutely love,” Cynthia Howe Gajewski she says, “working with sellers who are motivated to get top dollar for their properties.” When sellers are willing to put in the extra bit of effort it can yield big returns. Cynthia will create for them a targeted room by room action plan that will show off the home’s fullest potential, with the goal of bringing in the highest offers.

Cynthia stresses that her personal experience with home ownership and renovation are among the most important assets that she brings to her clients. “I’ve been down that renovation road a few times,” she says, “I know my market, and I know what improvements and upgrades really matter.”

If you are looking to buy or sell your home, contact Cynthia Howe Gajewski at Beyond Properties Realty, 312-933-8440 or cynthia@ beyondpropertiesrealty.com for a free consultation.

Vicki May offers expertise and guidance for RE investors

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icki May loves property! For years she would pass by houses, apartment buildings and storefronts, and think of ways to upgrade properties for appearance and function. It seemed only natural then that she would go into the real estate investment business. Twelve years and three apartment buildings later, Vicki joined Beyond Properties Realty as a property manager.

Since she already had her own money invested in residential property, Vicki approaches property management with a deep understanding of the demands required to properly manage repairs, maintenance and remodeling projects. Her own experience has helped her connect with her clients and understand their needs for effective and efficient property management. “My own investments,” she maintains, “have taught me the art of setting rents, managing costs, and getting higher yields. I understand the challenges of dealing with tenants. If I can help a property owner be more profitable, that’s a good day’s work.”

Vicki reports that right now the rental market is strong. People have lost their jobs and many have lost their homes. That leaves more people renting and more homes available to

rent. As the economy improves more families may choose to purchase instead of renting. Yet, Vicki does not see homeownership levels returning to where they were in the Vicki May early 2000’s. “Over and over, former homeowners tell me that they are through with ownership,” she says, “I believe the market will stabilize at a more appropriate mix of buyers and renters.”

Vicki May really feels that she has found a home as a property manager at Beyond Properties. “My goal is to continue building my property management clientele,” she says, “I don’t ever want to stop making properties better and filling them with great tenants!”

If you’re thinking about going into residential investment, are looking for management of a property you currently own, or just need to get an apartment or home rented, contact Vicki at 708-714-0686 or vicki@ beyondpropertiesrealty.com.

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otti Marinaccio, Ltd. is a leading and distinguished matrimonial law firm in the Chicago area. Dedicated solely to the practice of family law, our firm’s talented and experienced attorneys represent many individuals whose cases involve the identification, classification, valuation and division of multimillion dollar estates.

The attorneys at Botti Marinaccio are adept at analyzing complicated financial matters, particularly complex tax and business

valuation issues. The firm’s attorneys also resolve custody and visitation issues with skill and sensitivity, excel at negotiating and drafting marital settlement agreements and, when required, skillfully and successfully litigate complex issues.

Jamie L. Ryan, partner, has practiced exclusively in the area of family law since the inception of her legal career. She has broad experience in areas involving custody, visitation, removal, parentage, maintenance,

child support, qualified domestic relations orders, complex business valuation issues and pre-nuptial agreements. Ms. Ryan obtained her J.D. from Chicago-Kent College of Law. She is an active member of the DuPage County Bar Association, the Chicago Bar Association and the Illinois State Bar Association.

Britni L. Bartik, associate attorney, has extensive experience in all aspects of family law including, divorce, child custody, visitation, complex and high asset marital estates, business valuations, removal, parentage actions, post-decree matters, maintenance, and appellate matters. She earned her J.D. from Loyola University Chicago School of Law, where she earned the honor of being selected as a Philip H. Corboy Fellow in Trial Advocacy.

Emily A. Hansen, associate attorney, represents individuals in all aspects of family law, including divorce, parentage actions, child custody and visitation disputes, child support and post-decree issues in DuPage, Cook, Kane and Will counties. Ms. Hansen is secretary of the West Suburban Bar

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All of the attorneys at Botti Marinaccio have the ability to pinpoint their client's problems and develop an organized plan to solve them.

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Women In Business

Jana Frank teaches kids to love math

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or as long as she can remember Jana Frank has always loved school.

From the time she was a small child teaching the ABCs to her little brother, to the years she spent as a public school teacher, to the opening of her own tutoring center, Mathnasium of Oak Park/River Forest, Jana has enjoyed the experience of helping others learn.

Jana’s teaching career began in the Chicago Public Schools. While she loved her classroom and was devoted to her students, she grew frustrated with the politics of the system. As a math teacher, she struggled to reconcile her knowledge of how students actually learn with mandates to teach to the standardized tests. “I didn’t want to just force feed formulas to my students,” Jana explains, “and the set-up of the curriculum did not allow the opportunity to explore math deeply or help my students actually understand the concepts versus just memorizing and doing computations.”

When Jana discovered the Mathnasium franchise, with its Make Math Make Sense philosophy, she knew that she had found the right fit. Mathnasium matched Jana’s own teaching style, one that used best practices and aligned with the real interests of the child. In Mathnasium, Jana felt the freedom

to finally teach in ways that not only worked, but actually inspired kids to like and get excited about math.

In the three years that Mathnasium has been in Oak Park, Jana and her talented Jana Frank staff of “cool math nerds” have compiled an impressive list of achievement. “Our Brag Board is literally covered in success stories,” Jana beams.

One student went from an “F” to a “B” in a matter of weeks, a high schooler got his first “A” ever, others moved up to advanced math classes, the list goes on and on.

With Mathnasium, Jana found her calling.

“It is so amazing,” she says, “to watch as kids learn to believe and challenge themselves and gain confidence. It carries over into all areas of their lives.”

Mathnasium of Oak Park/River Forest is located at 212 S Marion St. in Oak Park, and can be reached at (708) 613-4007.

Greer Haseman & Patty ReillyMurphy: Solution providers GREER HASEMAN has spent 30 years honing her real estate skills with special emphasis on the luxury market in Oak Park and River Forest.

Greer is a Certified Luxury Home Marketing Specialist (CLHMS), an Accredited Buyer Representative (ABR) and a certified e-Pro marketer. Greer has been a trusted advisor and multi-million dollar producing BrokerRealtor in the Oak Park & River Forest market, often achieving the market-setting price in both communities.

A thought-leader in the industry, Greer and is often quoted by the media regarding trends in real estate. She has been interviewed in Crain’s and Chicago Magazine and many of her luxury listings have been featured in those publications as well as on the Channel 5 news.

PATTY REILLY-MURPHY brings her considerable talents to the residential real estate industry by way of broadcast sales/ management. Having spent 30+ years at CBS Radio—specifically, legendary rock station WXRT—Patty is considered by most to be the consummate sales professional. An industry leader, Patty is best known for her keen negotiating skills, instinctive marketing acumen, and outside-of-the-box thinking.

Expert at conceiving and implementing multi-platform marketing strategy, Patty

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understands consumer behavior and knows how to adapt to changing market environments. She is a results-driven solutions provider who has helped clients of all shapes and sizes successfully achieve their goals.

SOLUTION PROVIDERS Greer and Patty understand that buying or selling a home is one of the most important decisions you will make in your lifetime.

Your home will provide the setting for your personal story; it also sets the stage for your financial health and well-being. They take the responsibility of advising you in either the purchase or sale of your home very seriously. As solution providers, they understand that “the devil is in the details”.

You can feel confident that Greer and Patty will manage and execute the critical details of your transaction from start to finish.

In deciding to align themselves with the @properties brand, Greer and Patty have chosen a company that has proven to be a market leader in innovation. “Real estate is a marketing business and @properties does it better than anybody else out there. They are forward thinking and always on the lookout for the next thing.”

Contact Greer at 708-606-8896 and Patty at 312-316-2564, or visit www.liveinoprf.com.

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Minimally Invasive Dentistry: When Less is More

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r. Anne Fabricius, owner of Oak Park Prosthodontics, and Dr. Haein Kil are passionate about providing their patients with conservative, minimally invasive dental treatments.

Dr. Fabricius explains that the practice of minimally invasive dentistry begins with establishing the correct diagnoses. “Errors in diagnosis can lead to extensive dental work that may be premature or not even necessary. For example, it is common to see stains around the edges of old fillings.

Often, these fillings do not need to be replaced immediately. Instead, they can be monitored for changes.”

When a tooth does require treatment, all treatment options should be explored. “As a prosthodontist, I have an additional three years of training beyond dental school and can often provide patients with additional treatment options.” Dr. Fabricius further explains, “For example, a tooth that ‘requires’ a crown may be eligible for an onlay. During preparation for a crown, the entire outer surface of a tooth is drilled away.

Alternatively, the preparation of an onlay requires that only the unsound diseased tooth structure be removed, allowing large portions of healthy tooth structure to remain intact. Despite the benefits, onlays are performed less frequently by dentists

because they require more time to prepare.”

Dr. Fabricius explains that she frequently meets patients that are considering aggressive cosmetic treatments, such as veneers, that can require a substantial amount of healthy tooth to be drilled away. “While veneers are sometimes the appropriate treatment, less invasive treatments, such as whitening and bonding should also be explored. These treatments are not only less expensive, but they often

dentists. Being able to see detail is critical when performing conservative dentistry.”

Dr. Anne M. Fabricius is one of only five women in the Chicagoland area who is board-certified in prosthodontics, and the only in private practice. She is an expert in cosmetics, crowns, implants, bridges, dentures, and the management of complex dental problems. A graduate of the Harvard University School of Dental Medicine, Dr. Fabricius established Oak Park Prosthodontics in 2013. She offers general dentistry services, such as cleanings; as well as As a prosthodontist, I have an specialty services in the repair and additional three years of training replacement of teeth. In addition to her practice, she also teaches at beyond dental school and can the University of Illinois at Chicago School of Dentistry. often provide patients with

additional treatment options.

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require no drilling. People are amazed at the results.”

“When performing any dental treatment, it is important that it be done with the utmost precision and care so that tooth structure is preserved.” Dr. Fabricius further comments, “I perform all of my dentistry with magnification of 4.5x, nearly twice as much as most

Dr. Haein Kil, a graduate of the University of Illinois at Chicago College of Dentistry, is enthusiastic about providing adults and children with long-lasting comfortable dental care.

She is particularly talented with pediatric dentistry and enjoys working with children and their parents to establish a lifetime of healthy teeth.

If you are considering any type of restorative, cosmetic, or implant dentistry, call Dr. Anne Fabricius. Her office, Oak Park

Dr. Haein Kil is passionate about working with children and their parents to establish a lifetime of healthy teeth.

Prosthodontics, is located at 185 N. Marion Street in Downtown Oak Park and is easily accessible by car or public transportation.

Visit the website at OakParkImplants.com or call 708-386-0177.

DR. FABRICIUS IS ONE OF ONLY 28 BOARD-CERTIFIED SPECIALISTS IN CROWNS, IMPLANTS, AND DENTURES IN ILLINOIS education: northwestern university, Ba, Biological Sciences, Cum Laude Harvard school of dental medicine, Doctor Of Dental Medicine university of illinois at chicago Certificate In Prosthodontics

“Dr. Anne is amazing. I was in a terrible situation where my front six teeth were crowned incorrectly...she is doing an amazing job fixng my problem.”

academic positions: clinical assistant professor, University Of Illinois At Chicago

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Elizabeth Badrinath brings international experience to local real estate

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inding a home is, in many ways, like ‘matchmaking’ — finding the right ‘mate.’ There’s nothing better than seeing a client connect with a property, knowing that my research and intuition brought them together.”

Whether it’s buying or selling, Elizabeth Badrinath thrives on helping clients make the right connection. She knows it takes more than a gut feeling; it takes meticulous research and a commitment to educating clients about market realities. Her honest assessment of properties proves invaluable to buyers and sellers, helping them make successful real estate decisions based on complete facts and critical market timing.

“Every buyer and seller wants value. My job is to help clients understand what determines market value and find a property that’s the right fit financially, emotionally, and for their lifestyle.”

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or when they’ve accepted an offer on their home. I absolutely thrive on being part of that excitement.”

Elizabeth has a Masters of Education from the University of Colorado, Boulder, and true to her love of travel and exploring different cultures, spent 10 years living abroad, including Africa and Asia. While there, she owned a successful small business and bought and sold real estate in Hong Kong. A special experience for Elizabeth while abroad was managing a safari camp in Botswana, Southern Africa.

A Chicago girl at heart (with an acclaimed “killer sense of direction!”), she has a wealth of city and suburban market experience from growing up on the North Shore in Winnetka, living in multiple neighborhoods in Chicago, and now residing in the Oak Park/River Forest area.

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or the last 10 years, Karla Katz Oberholtzer has proven her skills in real estate, negotiating an average of over 95% of list price and selling 100% of her listed homes. She consistently demonstrates keen client management and negotiation skills, the same skills that helped her exceed sales quotas in the software industry for over 14 years. She appreciates that buying or selling a home is a business transaction that can impact the long-term financial health of her clients, and treats all clients with the utmost professionalism, respect and diligence.

“I am in the business of real estate, knowing that every transaction has a lasting financial impact on my clients. I work to make the real estate process as smooth as possible, easing the stress that often comes with buying and selling a home. My goal is that every transaction is a successful and enjoyable experience.”

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Last year the football team collected and donated money to these families. My son and I had the honor of presenting the donation from the team and coaching staff. Their appreciation was truly heartwarming to witness and I was grateful my son was able to do this alongside me.

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They are facing, in my opinion, a parent’s worst nightmare. They have been out to the football games, both in wheelchairs, to cheer on their boys when they are feeling strong enough to be there.

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Dr. Harold Lindahl, 89 Former D96 board president Dr. Harold Arthur Lindahl, 89, a resident of Riverside for 61 years, died on Oct. 19, 2016.

Born on June 5, 1927, he was retired from his job as a chemical engineer for BP/Amoco and was an adjunct professor of chemical engineering at the Illinois Institute of Technology for more than 40 years. Dr. Lindahl held many patents for his inventions in this field.

Dr. Lindahl was past-president of Riverside Elementary School District 96.

He also volunteered as a Little League coach for many years, and was a retired member of the Riverside Golf Club.

Dr. Lindahl is survived by his wife, Yvonne (nee Dostal); his children, John (Robin), Candace (Mark) Krumdick, Susan (Paul) Kucera, Sally (Gary) Gurzynski and Elizabeth (Daniel) Durkin; his grandchildren, Yvonne, Lauren, Melissa, Michael, Amy, Matthew, Emily, David, Clare, Laura and Sarah; and his nephew and nieces, David, Jane and Carol. He was preceded in death by his sister, Arlene (late Ken) Patterson.

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Carlo Martinez, 30 Riverside resident Carlo David Martinez, 30, of Riverside and Chicago, died on Oct. 18, 2016.

He is survived by his parents, Rosanna (Joseph) Doria and Dennis Martinez; his brothers, Ian and Christian Martinez; and his son, Maximus.

Funeral services have been were held.

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Regina Nowotarski, 94 Riverside resident Regina Nowotarski (nee Wagner), 94, of Riverside and formerly of Chicago, died on Oct. 22, 2016.

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She was preceded in death by her husband, Alfred Nowotarski; her daughter, Sharon Lea Nowotarski; and her sister, Justine Wagner.

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Se le Democratic State 21stRevenue District Vote /estado Vote por Uno State Representative, 58th section to the of the Illinois State Senator, 40th Vote forE.K. OnePfannkuche / Vote por Uno J.57 Roskam Democratic 41 Representative, 41 for One Vote for One /A. Vote por Uno Rep en One n21e Peter E DDistrict o District Republican Christopher Republican Kimberly Lightford including bond proceeds, shall be expended Republican Republican Voteefor / Vote por Uno M chaeMarwig PAPROBADA McAu ePOR Ma go McDe med ES LAS TRES QUINTAS Clerk fondos federales de parapropuesta autopistas.

Se le pide que decida siDistrict la ayuda enmienda debe State Representative, 21st District Vote for One / Vote por Uno State Representative, 58th District PARTES DE21.º LOS VOTANTES SOBRE LA 61 of the Circuit Court Luis V. Gutierrez 32 Constitution.

The proposed amendment Republican Merry State Representative, 38th Elaine Nekritz Representante Estatal, Dto. Representante Estatal, 58.º Dto. Senador 40.º Dto. 22 other than costs of administering Republican Ch sFoxx ophe ECourt K P annkuche Representative, 3rdMAYORÍA District Democratic Silvana Tabares Al Riley 42 Repub U.S. 42 e o One n Estatal, Repub nHillary Vo Vo Estatal, eV. po58.º Uno Clerk of the Circuit pide que for decida la enmienda propuesta debe incorporarse a lasiConstitución de Illinois. laws PARTES DE LOS VOTANTES SOBRE LA Luis Gutierrez CUESTIÓN O POR UNA DE LOS Democratic Kim Secretario de la Corte Circuito provides that no moneys derived from taxes, Rodham Clinton & 42 42 Representante 21.º Dto. Representante Estatal, Dto. Democratic Democratic Merry Marwig State Representative, 38th District ElaineVote Nekritz related vehicles and transportation, costs 22 Representante Estatal, 38.º Dto. 62 Repub nDemocratic Al Riley Vote / Vote por Uno Democratic Vote / Vote por Uno for One / Vote por Uno incorporarse a lato Constitución de Illinois.

Amanda Howland 42 for One 42 for One Representante Federal, 3.ºMAYORÍA Dto. (ESTO CUESTIÓN O POR UNA DE NO LOS Democratic Secretario de la Corte Circuito VOTANTES EN ELECCIÓN. 42 Democratic Kim Foxx fees, excises, orLA license taxes, relating to for 38 construction, reconstruction, State Senator, 7th District 22 Democratic Democratic Me y Ma w g S a Democratic e Rep e 2en a ve hDto. D E a ne Nek z Timothy Michael Kaine Vote for One / Vote por Uno Representante Estatal, 38.º Vote for One / Vote por Uno Vote for One / Vote por Uno 62 U.S. Representative, 5th District Democratic State Representative, 21st District Vote for One / Votemaintenance, por UnoDistrict State Representative, 58th District VOTANTES EN LA ELECCIÓN. (ESTO NO repair, and betterment of DEBE SER INTERPRETADO UNA Democratic K m Foxx registration, titles, operation, or use of Vote for One / Vote por UnoCOMO Silvana Tabares State Representative, 43rd Martin (Marty) Blumenthal Toi W. Hutchinson State Representative, 22nd District the proposed of Section 11 to Demo U.S. Demo U.S. Vote for One / Vote por Uno Senador Estatal, 7.º District Dto. Representative, 5th Rep en One nFor e Democratic E 38 D oaddition Clerk of the Court 42 Silvana 41 Martin Representative, 1st U.S. Representative, 11th District State Senator, 1st 32 public highways, roads, streets, bridges, Representante Federal, 5.ºDistrict Dto. DEBE SER INTERPRETADO COMO UNA State Representative, 21st District Voteefor /the Vote por Uno State Representative, 58th District Diane S.Circuit Shapiro INDICACIÓN DEDto. QUE SUDistrict VOTO DEBE SER Representante Estatal, Representante Estatal, 58.º Dto. Tabares State 43rd District (Marty) Blumenthal Demo Representante vehicles or21.º public highways, roads, streets, For Estatal, proposed addition of Section 11 to Democratic Democratic Article IX of43.º the Illinois Constitution.

U.S. Representative, 7th District AlRepresentative, Riley Representante Dto. Estatal, 22.º Dto. 63 Diane mass transit, intercity passenger rail, ports, 42 41a Republican Clerk of the Circuit Representante Federal, 5.ºUno Dto. Daniel William Lipinski Vote for One /hVote Vote por Uno Gary Johnson & Secretario de laShapiro CorteCourt Circuito 42 e o One S. INDICACIÓN DE SU VOTO DEBE SER S a Democratic e Rep Representante ebridges, en a ve 21 DQUE Vo Vo e po Uno S e Rep e en a ve 58 D Federal, 1.º Dto. Representante Federal, 11.º Dto. Senador Estatal, 1.º Dto. Republican EMITIDO A FAVOR O EN CONTRA DE LA Representante Estatal, 21.º Dto. Representante Estatal, 58.º Dto. Republican mass transit, intercity passenger Vote for One / por Proposed Amendment to the 1970 Illinois Article IX of the Illinois Constitution.

22 U.S. Representative, 1st District U.S. Representative, 11th District Continued from previous Representante Estatal, 43.º Dto. 63 airports, or other forms ofde transportation, Vote for One Democratic / Vote por UnoDistrict Democratic Vote for One / Vote por Uno Al Riley Representante Federal, 7.º Dto. Para incorporación propuesta lacolumn Sección 11 C ek o he Cla Corte u Cou State Representative, 22nd Vote / la Vote por Uno Scott Drury State Senator, Vote for One / Vote por Uno Republican EMITIDO A21 FAVOR O EN CONTRA DE LA Secretario de Circuito 3 Bill 42 for One PROPUESTA QUE ESTE Vote for One // 41st Vote por Weld Constitution Rep en One nrail, eE D oCONTIENE Rep efor en One n e Heather E 58A. DSteans o District or or motor fuels, Vote for One / Vote por Uno and other statutory highway purposes, Vote for One /airports, Vote por Uno Vote for One / Vote por Uno Vote for One Vote por Uno Uno 42 Scott Representante 1.º Dto. Representante Federal, 11.º Dto. Voteefor / ports, Vote por Uno Democratic Vote / Vote por Uno A R One ey Dorothy A. Brown Para incorporación propuesta la Sección 11 al Artículo IX43rd de laDistrict Constitución deshare Illinois.

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Vote por Uno Democratic State Representative, 59th District transit, intercity passenger ports, Anna Moe e One write-in 23 Karen A. Representante Dto. Representante Federal, 11.º Dto. Senador Estatal Representante Estatal, 59.º Dto. Demo State Representative, 23rd District State Representative, 44th District Abernathy write-in write-in 32 Republican Dan McConchie Jess ca Tucke V c o Ho ne BECAUSE A CONVENTION SHALL BE Michael J. Madigan Representante Estatal, 23.º Dto. Representante Estatal, 44.º Dto. President and Vice President of the United Representante Estatal, 1.º Dto. 65 Green 41a e Rep e enDemocratic Enmienda propuesta a la Constitución de Illinois Recorder ofA. Deeds propuesta incorpora una nueva La enmiendavoto CONSTITUTION BALLOT Luis V. Gutierrez 31 voto por escrito Michael J. Zalewski States Registrador del Condado 42 e o One airports, or other forms of transportation, Vo Vo e po Uno Demo S a ve 59 h D Karen Yarbrough Representante Federal, 2.º Dto. write-in voto por escrito Democratic por escrito Vote for One / Vote por Uno Vote for One / Vote por Uno Vote for One / Republican Representante Estatal, 59.º Dto. U.S. Representative, 2nd District write-in 22 BOLETA SOBRE Omar Aquino Republican Repub nUno Repub n ne Dan McConch e LA CONSTITUCIÓN Jess ca Tucke V c o Ho CALLED ORdeTHE Representante Estatal, 23.º Dto. Representante Estatal, 44.º Dto. 65 o de o 42 1970AMENDMENT SHALL Democratic Vote for One / Vote por Michael J. Madigan sección al Artículo sobre Ingresos de la CONSTITUTION Re Deed States Vote for One / Vote por UnoDistrict Democratic Democratic Vote / other Vote por UnoBALLOT Vote for One / Vote por Uno Carol Sente voto por escrito write-in Registrador del and statutory highway State Senator, 26th District State Representative, 18th State Representative, 35th District Democratic 42 for One Presidente y Vice Presidente de los PROPOSED AMENDMENT TOpurposes, THE 1970 voto por escrito Rep efor en One n32e Democratic E 59nUno D o District Vote for One /Condado Vote pornUno 42 w e n Vote for One / Vote por Uno Repub n Repub Repub State Senator, 10th BECOME EFFECTIVE IF APPROVED BY ENMIENDA PROPUESTA A LA CONSTITUCIÓN write-in August (O'Neill) Deuser Tonia Khouri Antonio " Representante Federal, 2.º Dto. Democratic Vote / Vote por Constitución de Illinois.

La enmienda propuesta M chae J Mad gan “NOTICE United States Senator Vote for One / Vote por Uno Vote for One / Vote por Uno Carol Sente voto por escrito 21 U.S. 21 32 Democratic Kelly Mazeski Robyn Gabe F ances Ann Hu ey including the State or localTO share to1970 match Representative, 8th District Reg do de Cond do Presidente y Vice Presidente de los PROPOSED AMENDMENT THE State Representative, 23rd District State Representative, 44th District Dawn Abernathy ILLINOIS CONSTITUTION Senador Estatal, 26.º Dto. Representante Estatal, 18.º Dto. Representante Estatal, 35.º Dto. o o po e o DE ILLINOIS DE 1970 42 Republican Republican Democratic voto escrito Vote for One / Vote por Uno Estados Unidos write-in 32 5th District OF THOSE VOTING EITHER THREE-FIFTHS Michael J.Representative, Zalewski Katy Dolan Baumer Daniel Burke Representative, 24thpor District dispone que ningún dinero derivado de derivado Vo 41 eDemocratic Demo U.S. o One Vo eVote poJ. Uno Senador Estatal, 10.º Dto. U.S. Representative, 6th District KarenState A. FDemo Yarbrough for One / Vote 42 Michael 41 Katy John F Morrow State Senator, 4th District Democratic Demo 42 Robyn federal aid highway funds.

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Democratic YOU MUST RETURN IT TO THE ELECTION 42 Democratic Libertarian rail, ports, or airports, or motor fuels, S a e Sena o 29 h D Vo e o Vo e po Vo e o One Vo e po Uno Martin A. Sandoval Representante Estatal, 78.º Dto. 31 42 42 Democratic bond proceeds, shall be expended voto por escrito mantenimiento, reparación ylas mejoramiento de Republican Vote for One / Vote por Uno Kathleen Willis Andy Kincluding cho Senador Estatal, 29.º Dto. de 67 Repub n State Representative, 27th District Cynthia Borbas Vote for One / Vote por Uno 32 Democratic Vote for One / Vote por Uno solventar los costos administrar leyes M chae P McAu e Ma go McDe med Joan McCarthy Lasonde Republican Democratic Democratic voto por escrito 42 Senador Estatal Elizabeth "Lisa" Hernandez Christine Jennifer Winger Representante Estatal, 27.º Dto. 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Leef Jill Stein & Republican of Review, 2nd District 42 U.S. Representative, 4th District Democratic 4 Vo e o One Vo e po Uno Repub n Repub n State Senator, 14th District 32 mantenimiento, reparación y mejoramiento de Democratic Republican State Representative, 78th District Ajamu Baraka E for zabe h /construction, L sa He nandez Ch s neBorbas Jenn pasajeros, e47th W nge Senador Estatal, 8.º puertos, aeropuertos u otras formas 21Lilly Michael Representante Estatal, 78.º Dto. Vote One Vote Uno State Representative, District Demo Representante Camille Heather A related topor vehicles and for reconstruction, Benjamin Salzberg Me y Ma w Dto. g 20.º Dto. S aCabonargi e Rep e en a ve 37.º 38 h D NO EMITIR ESTE VOTO PUEDEcosts SER Janice D. Estatal, Schakowsky Democratic State Representative, 27th District Cynthia Representante Federal, 6.ºtransportation, Dto. Representante Estatal, Dto. 67 Michael Republican 32 Representante Estatal, 42a Democratic autopistas, carreteras, calles,fines puentes, “AVISO 4nAjamu Board of Revisiones, Review, 2nd 31 Monique D. Davis Baraka State 8th District State Representative, 28thDto. District Green Junta de 2.ºDistrict Dto. write-in 42 Repub Comptroller de47.º transporte; y otros reglamentarios Cabonargi Demo Representante S e Rep Vote e22en aRepresentative, ve 78Representative, hVote Federal, 4.º ADto. Senador Estatal, 14.º Democratic Representante Estatal, 78.º Dto. Democratic Danny K. for construction, reconstruction, 42 Monique U.S. 4th District for One /Davis por Uno maintenance, repair, and betterment of Republican Demo EQUIVALENTE UN VOTO NEGATIVO, Democratic transporte público, trenes interurbanos de Ben am nUno Sa zbecon g ypor Ma wD gDto. 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V72 nde lade o Corte Qu nn Martin Sandoval Presidente y Vice Presidente de los 42 e Scott Summers State Representative, 1st District Vo eDto. One VoReclamación e por po Uno Vo TO THE 1970 Comisionados, de Representante 30.º Dto. PROPOSED AMENDMENT voto por escrito DemocraticEstatal, Vote for One / Vote por Uno Metropolitan Reclamation District 32 Green Thaddeus Jones Juez de Apelaciones Vote for One Vote Uno Senador Estatal, 41.º Dto. (Vacante Quinn) write-in 32nWater CONSTITUTION BALLOT Vote Uno State Representative, 52nd District Democratic Bertina E.Democratic Lampkin Vote for Metro One Vote por Uno Democratic Michael J.//de Madigan States 42 for One / Vote por Repub Vo write-in 72 ILLINOIS CONSTITUTION Rep en One n11a e Green E D ove 1.º Joan McCarthy Lasonde Comisionados, Dto. Reclamación Democratic Estados Unidos Senator, 19th S Rep e51 en a District 1 Dto. D e o One Vo e District po Uno de Vo o Ape Vo e po Uno 42 Water Democratic Voteefor /eVote por Uno Metropolitan Reclamation District ue Democratic de de Co eKa de one Thaddeus Jones Representante voto por escrito Agua 21 Commissioners U.S. State Representative, 6th District (Vacante Quinn) Vote for One Vote por UnoDistrict State Representative, 52nd U.S./Representative, 8th District M chae J Za ewsk yOne Do Vote for Presidente One /Estatal, Vote Uno Democratic voto por escrito Vote State Representative, 30th Nick Sauer for One / Vote por an UnoBaume Representante Estatal, 52.º Dto. Joan McCarthy Lasonde State Senator, y/por Vice Presidente dewrite-in los PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE 1970 Republican U.S. Representative, 6th District William "Will" Davis Judge of the Circuit Court Jonathan Edelman State Representative, 31st District Vote for One Vote por Uno 41 Demo Vo e o One Vo e po Uno Me opo an Wa e Re ama on D Agua 21 Senador Estatal, 19.º Dto. Rep efor en One n52.º eE 1 Uno Do voto por escrito write-in Representante Federal, 6.º Dto. V nfor e de QuKa nn Commissioners Término Completo De 6 Años 42 William State Senator, 14th District Vote / Vote por Demo Repub n Full 6-Year Term 41 M chae J Za ewsk y Do an Baume Representante Estatal, Dto. Republican Representante Federal, 8.º Dto. State Representative, 30th District Nick Sauer Vote One / Vote por Uno Explanation of Amendment Republican Senador Estatal ILLINOIS CONSTITUTION Representante Estatal, 30.º Dto. "Will" Davis Judge ofof the Circuit Unidos Democratic Vote / VoteEstados por Uno Republican Christine Radogno State Representative, 23rd State Representative, 44thDto. District 41 for One Representante Federal, 6.º Dto. (Vacancy Biebel, Jr.)Court Donald Trump Representante Estatal, 31.º Bertina E. Lampkin Término Completo De 6D. Años Comm one 42 Vote for Janice One /Metro Vote por Uno U.S. Representative, 6th District 72 e Vo o One Vo eJ.po Uno& voto por escrito Demo Repub nUno Vote for One /Schakowsky Vote por UnoDistrict Full 6-Year Term 31 e/ Vote Republican S a Democratic e Rep Vote e enEstatal, a ve 30 /hVote D por N ck One Saue Vo o One Vo eC poespo Senador Estatal, 14.º Dto. Comisionados, Dto. de Vote for not than Three TheUno proposed amendment adds a new Vote for One / Representante 30.º Dto. Vote for Uno for One Daniel J. Burke S22amore e Rep eD. en a Reclamación ve 24 hDto. D de edJr.) 1por Republican (Vacancy Biebel, Vote for One / Vote por Uno State Representative, 52nd Democratic Comptroller Michael R. Pence Janice Schakowsky Representante Estatal, 23.º Representante Estatal, 44.º Dto. Vote forDistrict One / Vote por Uno Bertina E.F Lampkin Democratic Juez de laofCorte de Circuito Vote for One / Vote por Uno State Representative, 31st District David McSweeney 72 42 John C. D'Amico Vote for One / Vote por Uno Fu 6 Ye Te m section to the Revenue Article of the Illinois Peter J. Roskam Vote for not more than Three Representante Federal, 6.º Dto. Repub n 22 Comisionados, Dto. Metro de Reclamación de Rep en One neE 30Uno Do Agua Republican Vote /EVote 41 David Democratic 42 Emil Jone Comptroller Dan e2-Year J Bu ke S a Michael eefor Rep en e en aHastings vepor 24Uno hDDo FDemo edCircuito C espo E. Vote por21no más de Tres Explanation of Amendment Voteefor / Vote por State Representative, 52nd District Democratic Democratic Rep enOne 24 Juez deoflade Corte de na ECircuit Lampk n/ Vote por Uno Representante Estatal, 52.º Dto. Constitution.

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Flowers Fitzgerald Lyke, Jr. 32.º Dto. Democratic Democratic 53rd District 52 e por Vote One /7.º Vote Uno Representante 10.º Dto. Daniel J. State Representative, 24th District Fred Crespo 73 John Dto. 41 Representative, Vote no más de Tres Representante 42 /Burke Vote 3 Bill Amanda Howland Mariyana T.for Spyropoulos Weld Vote One / Vote por Uno Democratic Vo o One Vo e por po Unowrite-in Repub nFederal, Vo o Jr.) Vo e po Uno ue Democratic de de Co e de COne u oEstatal, 42 e for 42 rail,orports, or airports, motor fuels, S a Democratic e Rep U.S. e enEstatal, a ve 31.º 31 excises, D 9th Dav dVote McSweeney Senador Estatal, 16.º Republican McGowan (Vacante Biebel, Jacquelin license taxes, or relating to State Representative, 53rd District 52eBarbara Representante Dto. 253.º 22 10.º Dto. Representative, District Vote for One / Vote por Timothy Michael Kaine Luis Arroyo Efor zabe h L saDto. He nandez Ch s Court neUno Jenn e W nge Democratic Democratic Vote for One /Representative, Vote fees, por Uno 51 Leslie Geissler Munger Estatal, Dto. for / One por Uno 32 Vo poVote noRepresentante m One de TVote e Democratic Libertarian Representante Estatal, 24.º Dto. 15 Vote / Vote por Uno including bond proceeds, shall be expendedRepresentante Democratic Judge of the Circuit U.S. 7th District 42 State Representative, 32nd District Lou Lang Vote for One / Vote por Uno Democratic Democratic Repub n Barbara McGowan voto por escrito V nfor e de B ebe titles, or use of Rep en One neE 31Uno D o for Democratic Vote for One Vote Uno write-in 42 Geissler Republican Democratic Demo Repub Tracy Smodilla Estatal, 53.º Dto. Munger Vote One / Vote por Lu s Apor oyo E zabe h// Vote L saporHe nandez Ch s Court nenUno Jenn e W nge Morita Voteefor / Vote registration, por 51 Josina other than costs of administering laws Representante Representante Federal, 9.º Dto.operation, 15 Leslie Vote for One Judge ofof the Circuit State Representative, 32nd District Jeffrey A. Leef Jill Stein &voto / Vote Uno 53 Democratic State Representative, 3rd District for One / Vote por por Uno Uno 7th District State Representative, 45th District (Vacancy Elrod) Representante Federal, 7.º Dto. Mary E. Flowers John Fitzgerald Lyke, Democratic Representante Estatal,vehicles 32.º Dto. Ba ba a31 MRobert Gowan or public highways, roads, streets, costsVote for One por 21 Vote State Senator, Dold 73 e Republican U.S. Representative, Josina Morita related to vehicles and transportation, Democratic w escrito e n Republican Demo Demo Repub nUno Jr. André Thapedi Vo o One Vo e po 42 e o One Vo Vo po32.º Uno T. Spyropoulos Republican 4por Vote for One / Vote Uno 53 Mariyana Gary Johnson Ajamu Baraka Vote foreOne / Vote por Uno (Vacancy Elrod) Jacqueline Democratic 42 Cyn State Representative, 7th District S21 e Rep e Dold en a"Jacqui" ve 27 h Collins D h aLyke, Bo bas Representante Estatal, Dto. Democratic State Representative, 53rd District 52 Susana Mendoza Demo Mary E. Flowers Fitzgerald Jr.45.º Dto. bridges, mass transit, intercity passenger for Uno construction, reconstruction, Representante Estatal, 3.º Representante Estatal, Juez de laofCorte de Circuito o oDto. po & e o Senador Estatal Republican Democratic 16 73 John Vote for One / Vote por 32a Robert Democratic Vote / Vote por Uno David Harris State Representative, 17th District Andy Kirchoff Representante Federal, 7.º Dto. 42 for One Democratic Green 21 Mariyana T. Spyropoulos Danny K. Davis 41 David 353.º Democratic Susana Mendoza Democratic Demo maintenance, repair, andfuels, betterment of Cristina Castro Democratic S a e Rep e en a ve 7 h D S a e Rep e en a ve h D Cyn h a Bo bas 41 Karen Roothaan Bill Weld Juez de la Corte de Circuito Democratic State Representative, 53rd District 52 Ma y E F owe s John F zge a d Lyke J Republican rail, ports, or airports, or motor 16 Representante Estatal, 7.º Dto. Rep e en n e E 27 D o Representante Estatal, Dto. 22 Vote for One / 73 Vote for One / Vote por Uno Harris 54 Ma Joan McCarthy Lasonde 32 Brad Republican (Vacante Elrod) Judge ofde the Circuit Court Vote for One / Vote por Uno Republican Vote for One / Vote por Uno State Representative, 32nd District Democratic Democratic Representante Estatal, 17.º Dto. yana T Spy opou public highways, roads, streets, bridges, 41 Schneider Democratic 21 for o One27 / Vote Karen Roothaan Jeffrey A. Leef Green Democratic André Thapedi Demo State Representative, 33rd District Demo Demo 21 S a Republican e Rep Rep e en aenve 53 dVote D por including bond proceeds, shallpassenger be expended Morita eVote nBall eLibertarian E 7 Uno Do Rep e Senator, enVote neE D opor Uno 54 Josina Representante Estatal, 53.º Dto. 22 (Vacante de Elrod) Republican 42 State 17th District Vote for One / Vo e o One Vo e po Uno S a e Rep e en a ve 47 h D Donne E. Judge of the Circuit Court mass transit, intercity rail, ports, Vote for One / por Uno 53 write-in Claire Demo State Representative, 32nd District Brad Schneider (Vacancy Elrod) Vote for of One / Vote por Uno write-in Democratic Representante Estatal,for 32.º Dto.than costs of administering laws Green Vote 17 Luis Arroyo André Thapedi 32 Republican Democratic for One / Vote por Uno State Representative, 54th District Democratic Elizabeth "Lisa" Hernandez Christine Jennifer Winger other 22 Josina Morita Representante Estatal, 33.º Dto. voto por escrito Rep e en n e E 53 D o 42 Democratic Jeffrey A.voto Leef por escrito Jill Stein Ball Libertarian Vo e o One Vo e po & Uno Vo e o Estatal, One Vo eDto. po Uno S Rep en e en 47 hDDo State Senator, 23rd District 42 Claire 42 41aCe Milkowski Judge olaof he u Cou Vote for One /eVote por Uno Vote for One / Vote por Uno 53 George S a Democratic e Rep e en a ve 32.º 32nd D airports, or other forms of transportation, State Senador 17.º Democratic 17 Rep enCircuito E a ve 47 (Vacancy Elrod) Representante Estatal, Dto. Representative, 54th District Juez de Corte de 21 D 55 Janice D.Uno Schakowsky Emanuel "Chris" Welch Mon que Dav s Democratic Democratic Republican to vehicles transportation, costs Democratic Vote for One / Vote related por David Harris write-in and otherand statutory highway purposes, Representante Estatal, 454.º Dto. Jo na Mo a Libertarian Rossana Patricia Fernandez 22 Republican George Milkowski Danny K. Davis Green 42 State Representative, 33rd District Laura Fine Vote for One / Vote por Uno 41 State Senator, 74 e o One Emanue Vo eUnited po54.º Uno Roothaan Senador 23.º Dto. Ajamu Rep ede enCircuito n e EVo e po 47Uno Do V nde lade o Corte EElrod) od States 55 Karen Rep en One n22e Democratic E 32construction, D o including Juez the State or local share to match Vo forEstatal, One /DVote porsUno U.S. Vote Representative, District voto por escrito 42 Mon Democratic Demo Vo e o One write-in Ch sBaraka We ch que8th Dav Representante Estatal, Dto. 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You are asked to Senador de los Estados Unidos voto por escrito Representante Dto.por Danny K. Davis ue Democratic de de Co eMarcus de uC. o Vo Tim Curtin Green Demo Demo Vo o COne e po Uno Vote forFederal, One /8.º Vote Uno Evans, Jr. 42 maintenance, repair, and betterment of Smith 54 Michael 42 e o One Vo e po Republican (Vacante Elrod) Vo Uno Dav d Ha s 18 write-in Vote for One / Vote por Uno Vote for One / Vote por Uno 22 56 Donne E. Trotter 42 State Representa ve 8 h D S a e Rep e en a ve 28 h D Pa c a R Pa Be ock decide whether the proposed amendment Democratic Representante Estatal,por 33.º Dto. Democratic Vote for One / Green State Representative, District André Thapedi Ka en Representante Roo haan write-in Representante Estatal, 7.º Dto. Estatal, Judge the Court Vote54th for One / Vote por Uno Green Michael Smith 32Milkowski Green Vote for One / Vote Democratic por Uno 27.º Dto. Vote Uno Tom Democratic highways, roads, streets, voto por escrito RepubMorrison V nfor eofde E Circuit od 42 for One / Vote public 56 George should become part of escrito thebridges, Illinois Vote One / VotecCourt por 41 Tom Democratic Repub nUnoPa Lewis S an Estatal, ee Rep en54.º enEDto. aDistrict ve 88 hDDo a Seth ee Rep en e enE a ve 28 hDDo Pa aR Be ock voto por 55 G een S Democratic And é Thaped Judge ofof the Circuit State Representative, 54th Rep enOne e Rep enOne Representante Green Michael E Vote for One / Vote mass por Uno Morrison Republican Hogan) 31 transit, intercity passenger rail, ports, Rossana Patricia Fernandez write-in Mark Steven Kirk Vote for / Vote por Uno Vote for / Vote por Uno State Representative, 47th District Green State Representative, 33rd Constitution.

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OFFICIAL NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, by

David Orr,

Cook County Clerk,

that the General Election will be held in Suburban Cook County on:

Tuesday, November 8, 2016

The General Election will be held in election precincts under the jurisdiction of the Election Division of the Cook County Clerk’s Office.

The Polls for said General Election will be open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. Locations are subject to change as necessity requires.

At the General Election the voters will vote on the following contests and referenda questions. Referenda/Questions of Public Policy will be voted upon in those precincts of Cook County under the jurisdiction of the Cook County Clerk in which a Unit of Local Government has requested the County Clerk’s Office to place said referenda/questions of public policy on the ballot.

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Paula Marie Daleo

Laurence J. Dunford

Robert Balanoff

continued from previous page Local Office

South Lyons Township Sanitary

Judge of the Circuit Court District (Vacancy of Howlett, Jr.) Trustee Juez de la Corte de Circuito Fideicomisario (Vacante de Howlett, Jr.) Vote for One Vote forUno One / Vote por Uno Vote por Clancy 101 Aleksandra 76 Tom

"Alex" Gillespie

Democratic South Palos Sanitary Judge of the Township Circuit Court District Judge of of the Circuit Court (Vacancy O'Brien) Trustee of Johnson) (Vacancy Juez de la Corte de Circuito Fideicomisario Juez de la Corte de Circuito (Vacante de O'Brien) Vote for One (Vacante de Johnson) Vote for One / Vote por Uno Vote por Uno Vote for One / Vote por Uno T. Walsh 101 Maureen O'Donoghue Hannon 80 John Carolyn J. Gallagher Democratic 77 Democratic Judge of the Circuit Court Judge of of the Circuit Court (Vacancy Palmer) (Vacancy ofCorte Karnezis) Juez de la de Circuito Juez de lade Corte de Circuito (Vacante Palmer) (Vacante de Karnezis) Vote for One / Vote por Uno Vote for One / Vote por Uno 81 Susana L. Ortiz Kathleen McHugh Democratic 78 Mary Democratic Judge of the Circuit Court Judge of of the CircuitGrussel) Court (Vacancy Ruscitti (Vacancy of Love) Juez de la Corte de Circuito Juez de lade Corte de Circuito (Vacante Ruscitti Grussel) (Vacante de Love) Vote for One / Vote por Uno Vote for One / Vote por Uno 82 Daniel Patrick Duffy DemocraticA. O'Brien 79 Brendan Democratic Judge of the Circuit Court (Vacancy of Walsh) Judge of the Circuit Court Juez de la Corte de Circuito (Vacancy of O'Brien) (Vacante de Walsh) Juez de la Corte de Circuito Vote for One / Vote por Uno (Vacante de O'Brien) Powers Vote for OneJoseph / Vote por Uno 83 Patrick Democratic O'Donoghue Hannon 80 Maureen Judge, 1st Subcircuit Democratic (Vacancy of Brim) Judge of the Circuit Court Juez, 1.º Subcircuito (Vacancy of Palmer) (Vacante de Brim) Juez de la Corte de Circuito Vote for One / Vote por Uno (Vacante de Palmer) Outlaw Vote for One / Vote por Uno 92 Jesse Democratic Susana L. Ortiz 81 Judge, 1st Subcircuit Democratic (Vacancy of Hopkins) Judge of the Circuit Court Juez, 1.º Subcircuito (Vacancy of Ruscitti Grussel) (Vacante de Hopkins) Juez de la Corte de Circuito Vote for One / Vote por Uno (Vacante de Ruscitti Grussel) Vote for OneCrawford / Vote por Uno 94 Rhonda Democratic 82 Daniel Patrick Duffy write-in Democratic voto por escrito Judge of the Circuit Court Judge, 2nd Subcircuit (Vacancy of Walsh) (Vacancy of Savage) Juez de la Corte de Circuito Juez, 2.º Subcircuito (Vacante de Walsh) (Vacante de Savage) Vote for One / Vote por Uno Vote for One / Vote por Uno 83 Patrick Joseph Powers Renee Jackson Democratic 92 D. Democratic Judge, 1st Subcircuit Judge, 4th Subcircuit (Vacancy of Brim) (Vacancy of Kunkle) Juez, 1.º Subcircuito Juez, 4.º Subcircuito (Vacante de Brim) (Vacante de Kunkle) Vote for One / Vote por Uno Vote for One / Vote por Uno 92 Jesse Outlaw J. King Democratic 92 Edward Democratic Judge, 1st Subcircuit Judge, 7th Subcircuit (Vacancy of Hopkins) (Vacancy of Burrell) Juez, 1.º Subcircuito Juez, 7.º Subcircuito (Vacante de Hopkins) (Vacante de Burrell) Vote for One / Vote por Uno Vote for One / Vote por Uno 94 Rhonda Crawford Democratic Jackson 92 Marianne Democratic write-in voto por escrito Judge, 7th Subcircuit (Vacancy of Rivkin-Carothers) Judge, 2nd Subcircuit Juez, 7.º Subcircuito (Vacancy of Savage) (Vacante de Rivkin-Carothers) Juez, 2.º Subcircuito Vote for One / Vote por Uno (Vacante de Savage) Vote for One"Pat" / VoteS. porSpratt Uno 94 Patricia Democratic D. Renee Jackson 92 Judge, 9th Subcircuit Democratic (Vacancy of Berman) Judge, 4th Subcircuit Juez, 9.º Subcircuito (Vacancy of Kunkle) (Vacante de Berman) Juez, 4.º Subcircuito Vote for One / Vote por Uno (Vacante de Kunkle)

Esrig Vote for One / Vote por Uno 92 Jerry Democratic 92 Edward J. King Democratic

Judge, 7th Subcircuit (Vacancy of Burrell) Juez, 7.º Subcircuito (Vacante de Burrell) Vote for One / Vote por Uno 92 Marianne Jackson Democratic Judge, 7th Subcircuit (Vacancy of Rivkin-Carothers) Juez, 7.º Subcircuito (Vacante de Rivkin-Carothers) Vote for One / Vote por Uno 94 Patricia "Pat" S. Spratt Democratic Judge, 9th Subcircuit (Vacancy of Berman) Juez, 9.º Subcircuito

250 No/No

302 No/No

251 Yes/Si

303 Yes/Si 304 No/No

253 Yes/Si

305 Yes/Si

Jeanne R. Cleveland Bernstein

Court

Juez de la Corte de Circuito “Vote on the Proposition with respect to all or any of Judges (Vacante dethe O'Brien) listed on this ballot. No Judge Vote for One / Vote por Uno listed is running against any other Judge. The sole question isO'Donoghue 80 Maureen Democratic whether each Judge shall be Judge, 10th Subcircuit retained in his or her present Judge of of the Circuit Court (Vacancy Howard) office.”

NicholasR.R.Ford Ford of Palmer) Nicholas Vote “Yes”(Vacancy or “No”.

Juez, 10.º Subcircuito Juez de la Corte de Circuito “Vote sobre la Proposicion con respecto (Vacante de Howard) a todos o cualesquiera Jueces (Vacante de delos Palmer) Charles Patrick Burns Charles Patrick Burns Vote for One / Juez Voteen por Uno listados en esta boleta.

Ningun Vote for One / Vote por Uno esta lista esta en contienda contra Marie Reilly 92 Eve ningún otro Juez. Susana La única pregunta es L. Ortiz Democratic 81 Denise Kathleen Filan debiera de Denise Filan si cada unoKathleen de estos Jueces Democratic Judge, 11th oficio.”

Subcircuit ser retenido en su presente Judge of of the Circuit Court Vote “Si” o “No”.

(Vacancy Kelly)

Daniel J. Gallagher

254 No/No

306 No/No

255 Yes/Si

307 Yes/Si

256 No/No Ballot for Judicial candidates seeking retention in office.

Judge ofjudiciales the Circuit Boleta para candidatos procurando retencion (Vacancyenofoficio.

O'Brien)

Ann Finley Collins

252 No/No

257 Yes/Si

Judge, 10th Subcircuit 258 No/No (Vacancy of Howard) 259 Yes/Si Kathleen Marie Burke Juez, 10.º Subcircuito 260 No/No (Vacante de Howard) Vote for One / Vote Uno 261por Yes/Si

Sharon O. Johnson

No / No To the Voters of the Village of Barrington Para los votantes de Village of Barrington

The Landmark, October 26, 2016

308 No/No

“Shall the Village of Barrington spend public funds to construct an underpass beneath the railroad tracks on Northwest Highway (US Route 14) east of Route 59 and/or rerouting Lake Zurich Road through Citizen’s Park and the Barrington Library property?”

OFFICIAL NOTICE OF REFERENDA/QUESTIONS OF PUBLIC POLICY

“¿Debería Village of Barrington invertir fondos públicos en la construcción de un paso a desnivel No/No debajo de las vías del ferrocarril en la Northwest Local310 Office Highway (US Route 14) al este de 59 y/o desviar LakeSanitary Zurich Road hacia Citizen’s Park y el terreno 311 Yes/Si Township South Lyons de la Barrington Library?”

District 312 No/No

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Terry MacCarthy

1) The appr recently Counties taxes ext $1,635,69

2) For the 2 additiona single-fam the time $16.63 fo such pro

309 Yes/Si

Linzey D. Jones

DuPage C limiting r of fundin improvem 2015 and County a equalized property

Ballot for Judicial 3) If the pro for 2016i seeking retention in the pro limiting r Boleta para candidato Property Yesprocurando / Si known a retencion

Trustee “La tasa l 313 Yes/Si Sandra G. Ramos on the Propo No“Vote / No Limitation Fideicomisario 262 No/No 314 No/No Ampliació 92 Eve Marie Reilly respect to all or an Vote for One To the Voters of the Village of Democratic listed on this balloI DuPage, Village of Broadview 263 Yes/Si 315 Yes/Si Local Office Ballot for Judicial candidates Vote por Uno Thomas J. Kelley Susan Kennedy Sullivan To the Voters the To th To the Voters ofof the To the Public Questions Public Questions otro mont Judge, 11th Subcircuit Para los votantes de listed is running ag 283 Yes/Si 231 Yes/Si 283 Yes/Si 231 Yes/Si seeking retention in office.

264 No/No 316 No/No deCalume laCalum tasa Village Brookfield Village ofof Brookfield AllenF.F.Murphy Murphy Allen Cuestiones Política Pública Cuestiones dede Política Pública Village of Broadview South Lyons Sanitary (Vacancy of Kelly) Township 101 Tom Clancy Judge. The por sole qu Para votantes A Para loslos votantes dede A encim loslos vo Boleta para candidatos judiciales 232 No/No 284 No/No 232 No/No 284 No/No To the Voters Cook County To the Voters ofof Cook County District Juez, 11.º Subcircuito el fin de fi Village Brookfield Village ofof Brookfield whether each Judg 265 Yes/Si the terms of office for those persons Clare Elizabeth McWilliams Palos Township Sanitary procurando retencion en“Shall oficio.

Para votantes Cook County South Para loslos votantes dede Cook County infraestruc “Shal “Shall (Vacante de Kelly) 266 elected to the office of Village President in retained in his or ht 233 Yes/Si 285 Yes/Si 233 Yes/Si 285 Yes/Si Trustee 2015 y eq No/No WilliamH.H.Hooks Hooks William District (Bars) (Bars) t “Shall the Village Brookfield, Cook County, “Shall the ofof Brookfield, Cook the Village ofVillage Broadview, at the April 4, County, 2017 “Vote on the Proposition with y 0.161% Vote for One / Vote286 por Uno “Shall the Office the Cook County Recorder office.”

“Shall the Office ofof the Cook County Recorder Fideicomisario Friday Fridays Illinois, erect new public library building, Illinois, erect aa new public building, 234 No/No 286 No/No 234 No/No No/No consolidated election, and atlibrary each election for ajustada d Trustee Deeds eliminated and duties and ofof Deeds bebe eliminated and allall duties and 267 Yes/Si midni midnigh respect to all or any of the Judges furnish necessary equipment therefor and furnish necessary equipment therefor and said office thereafter, be limited such that no Mary Lane Mikva Vote “Yes”fiscal or “No Vote for One 2016 Catherine Ann Schneider responsibilities of the Office of the Cook responsibilities of the Office of the Cook 92 issue bonds the amount not toor issue itsits bonds toto the amount ofof not to person shall be eligible to seek election to Fideicomisario “La ci “La ciud 235 Yes/Si 287 Yes/Si 235 Yes/Si 287 Yes/Si listed Judge 268 No/No ThomasV.V.Lyons Lyons Thomas El monto “Vote sobre la1) Propo County Recorder Deeds transferred County Recorder ofof Deeds bebe transferred to,to,on this ballot. No exceed $10,300,000 for the purpose paying exceed $10,300,000 for the purpose ofof paying hold the office of Village President where that que la VoteDemocratic por Uno que las tasas lími and assumed by, the Office the Cook and assumed by, the Office ofof the Cook Vote listedfor isOne running against any other the costs thereof?” the costs thereof?”

236 No/No 288 No/No 236 No/No 288 No/No person has been previously elected to the a todos o cualesquier hasta Cook Cou hasta la Judge, 11th Subcircuit County Clerk December 2020?”

County Clerk byby December 7,7, 2020?” impuesto Village President of the Village ofofof office of Patrick T. Murphy media The bonds will bear interest the rate not listados en estamediano The bonds will bear interest atat the rate not 101 Tom Clancy 269 Yes/Si Judge.

The sole question is Vote por Uno bolet $1,635,69 Broadview for twoper (2) consecutive full four (4) “¿Se debe eliminar Oficina del Registro “¿Se debe eliminar la la Oficina del Registro dede (Vacancy of Ruscitti Grussel) (Vacancy of Zwick) media mediano 9.00% per annum. to exceed to exceed 9.00% annum.

237 Yes/Si 289 Yes/Si 237 Yes/Si 289 Yes/Si 270 No/No JohnPatrick Patrick Kirby RaymondW.W.Mitchell Mitchell Juez, 11.º Subcircuito John Kirby Raymond whether each Judge shall be 2)en Para el añ year terms?”

Escrituras de Cook County y todas las tareas y Escrituras de Cook County y todas las tareas y Judicial Retention Appellate Court esta lista esta cont South Township Sanitary responsabilidades de la Oficina del Registro Juez de lade Corte de Circuito Walsh Juez, 11.ºPalos Subcircuito “¿Debería Village Brookfield, Cook County, ampliable “¿Debería Village ofof Brookfield, Cook County, 101 John 238 No/No 290 No/No 238 No/No 290 No/No responsabilidades de la Oficina del Registro dede T. (Vacante Kelly) Retencion Judicial Corte de Apelaciones retained in his or her present “¿Deberían limitarse los mandatos de lasla la unifamilia ningún otro Juez.

La Illinois construir nuevo edificio para Illinois construir unun nuevo edificio para Districtde Zwick) 271 Yes/Si Escrituras Cook County deben ser Escrituras dede Cook County deben ser (Vacante de Ruscitti Grussel) Timothy Patrick Murphy(Vacante momento personas elegidas para el cargo de Presidente de biblioteca pública, dotar a la misma del biblioteca pública, dotar a la misma del for One Vote por in Uno "Shall each of Vote the persons listed /be retained office.” propiedad transferidas y serasumidas asumidas por, Oficina del transferidas a,a, y ser por, la la Oficina del si cada uno de estos 239 Yes/Si 291 Yes/Si 239 Yes/Si 291 Yes/Si la villa en Village of Broadview, en la elección 272 No/No equipamiento necesario y emitir sus bonos por equipamiento necesario y emitir sus bonos por Diane Joan Larsen EdwardHarmening Harmening Vote Diane Joan Larsen Edward Vote for One /Court, VoteFirst por Uno for One / Vote por Uno office as Judge of the Appellate Cook Cou Trustee Secretario Cook County diciembre Secretario dede Cook County elel 77 dede diciembre dede Vote “Yes” or “No”. consolidada del 4 de abril de 2017, y en cada monto superior $10,300,000 con ser retenido en sula prop pre unun monto nono superior aa loslos $10,300,000 con elel Judicial District?"

3) Si 240 No/No 292 No/No 240 No/No 292 No/No 2020?”

92 Catherine Ann Schneider 2020?”

Fideicomisario “Shou elección para dicho cargo de allí en adelante, de “Should objetivo pagar sus costos?” objetivo dede pagar sus costos?” será dete Patrick Duffy "¿Deberia cada82 unoDaniel de las personas enumeradas “Vote sobre la Proposicion con respecto 273 Yes/Si Democratic 94 William B. Sullivan Vote “Si” o “No”.

Jim Ryan able able tot manera tal que ninguna persona pueda ser propuesta Yes / Si Yes / Si ser retenido en oficio como Juez de la Corte de Democratic Democratic Vote for One Los bonos devengarán intereses a una tasa Los bonos devengarán intereses a una tasa nono calculada 241 Yes/Si 293 Yes/Si a todos o cualesquiera de los Jueces 241 Yes/Si 293 Yes/Si allow allowed como candidato para o elegible para postularse Apelaciones, 1er Distrito Judicial?"

274 No/No DanielJoseph Joseph Lynch DanielMalone Malone Daniel Lynch Daniel Judge, 11th Subcircuit superior 9.00% anual. superior al al 9.00% anual.

Ampliació Retire Retirem ejercer como Presidente de la villa cuando esa Judicial Retention Vote por Uno Judge of the Circuit Court Judge, 12th Subcircuit comúnme listados en esta boleta.

Ningun Juez en No / No No / No 242 No/No 294 No/No 242 No/No 294 No/No (Vacancy of Zwick) memb membe persona haya sido elegida previamente para el Impuesto Yes / Si Yes / Si 201 Yes/Si 275 Yes/Si Joy Virginia (Vacancy Cunningham Retencion Judicial C Edward "Ed" Washington, II of Walsh) (Vacancy of Kazmierski, Jr.) esta lista esta en contienda contra Retire Retirem cargo de Presidente de la villa de Village of Juez, 11.º Subcircuito 101 John T. Walsh295 “Shall Illinois enact the Earned Sick Time for “Shall Illinois enact the Earned Sick Time for No/No 243 Yes/Si Yes/Si Yes/Si Yes/Si Broadview por dos 276295 No/No KathleenJuez Maryde Pantle GearyW.W.Kull Kull Kathleen Mary Pantle Geary lade Corte de Circuito 202243 Juez, 12.º Subcircuito “¿Cua “¿Cualq ningún otro Juez. La única pregunta es (2) mandatos consecutivos de No / Noeach of the No / No "Shall pers (Vacante Zwick) Employees Act which will allow Illinois Employees Act which will allow Illinois cuatro (4) años completos?” debe debe pop Judicial Retention Court office as Judge of the 244 No/No 296 No/No 244 No/No 296 No/No workers earnupup hours sick time a (VacanteCircuit de Walsh) (Vacante de Kazmierski, Jr.) workers toto earn toto4040 hours ofof sick time a si cada uno de estos JuecesTo debiera de of the Village of permit permitié the Voters To the Voters of the Village of Vote Corte for One / Vote por Uno 277 Yes/Si YesJudicial / Si District?"

Retencion Judicial de Circuito year take care their ownhealth health Thaddeus L. Wilson year toto take care ofoftheir own oror aa Retire Retirem ser retenido en su presenteBurr oficio.”

Vote for One / Vote por Uno 245 Vote for One / Vote297 por Uno Burr Ridge Ridge family member’s health?” family member’s health?”

245 Yes/Si Yes/Si Yes/Si Yes/Si "¿Deberia cada Illinois) uno des 278297 No/No "Shall eachMichael of the persons listed retained in Kevin Michael Sheehan JohnP.P.Callahan, Callahan,Jr.Jr. Kevin Sheehan John Illinois William B.beSullivan Para los votantes de Para los votantes de 94 Vote “Si” o “No”.

No / No office as Judge of Patrick the Circuit Joseph Court, CookPowers County ser retenido en General oficio “¿Debería Illinois promulgaruna una Earned Sick “¿Debería Illinois promulgar Earned Sick Gener Thomas William Flannigan Democratic 246 No/No 298 No/No 246 No/No 298 No/No 83 91 Village of Burr Ridge Village of Burr Ridge Judicial Circuit?"

Time Employees Act (Ley Licencia por Apelaciones, 1er Distr Time forforEmployees Act (Ley dede Licencia por ret dede retiro 279 Yes/Si Democratic Republican John C. Griffin enfermedad acumulada para los empleados), que Retention Appellate Court enfermedad acumulada para los empleados), que "¿Deberia cadaJudge, uno de las personas enumeradas Judicial 12th Subcircuit 247 Yes/Si 299 Yes/Si 247 Yes/Si 299 Yes/Si serJohn retenido en oficioJr. como Juez de la Corte de “Shall the limiting rate under the Property “Shall the limiting rate under the Property permitiría que los trabajadores Illinois permitiría que los trabajadores dede Illinois 280 No/No JohnD.D.Turner, Turner, Jr. StevenJames JamesBernstein Bernstein Marguerite Anne Steven Judge, 1st Subcircuit Quinn Retencion Judicial Corte de Apelaciones 92 (Vacancy Jr.) Circuito, Circuito Judicial of delKazmierski, Condado de Cook?"

Tax ExtensionLimitation Limitation Lawfor for the Village Tax Extension Law the Village Joy Virginia Cunning acumulen hasta horas licencia por 4040 horas dede licencia por acumulen hasta 248 No/No 300 No/No 248 No/No 300 No/No Democratic Judge, 10th Subcircuit (Vacancy Brim) Local Office Burr Ridge, Cook andDuPage DuPage Counties, Ballot ofof Burr Ridge, Cook and Counties, enfermedad año para cuidar propia salud enfermedad al al año para cuidar susu propia salud o ofor Judicial candidates Juez, 12.ºofSubcircuito 281 Yes/Si "Shall each of the persons listed be retained in Daniel James Pierce 203 Yes/Si Illinois, increased additional amount bebe increased byby anan additional amount Illinois, la salud de un integrante de su familia?” la salud de un integrante de su familia?”

(Vacancy of Howard) Sophia H. Hall Juez, 1.º Subcircuito seeking retention office.

Judge, 12th Subcircuit office as Judge of thein Appellate Court, Firstabove (Vacante de Kazmierski, Jr.) 249 Yes/Si 301 Yes/SiSanitary 249 Yes/Si 301 Yes/Si equal 0.0499% above the limiting rate for equal toto 0.0499% the limiting rate for South Lyons Township 282 No/No LeRoyK.K.Martin, Martin, Jr. Bonita Coleman LeRoy Jr. Bonita Coleman “Shalt “Shall 204 No/No Juez, 10.ºdeSubcircuito Judicial Retention Yes / Si Yes / Si Judicialpara District?"

(Vacante Brim) Boleta candidatos judiciales (Vacancy of Mathein) DuPage County and 0.048% above the DuPage County and 0.048% above the Illinoi Illinois, Vote for One / Vote por Uno 250 District 250 No/No 302 No/No No/No 302 No/No limiting rate for Cook County for the purpose limiting rate for Cook County for the purpose "¿Deberia cada uno de las personas enumeradas (Vacante Howard) Retencion Judicial C O procurando retencion enTo oficio. the Offi the Voters of the To the V Vote for de One / Vote por Uno205 Yes/Si Juez, 12.º Subcircuito Public Questions /oficio No NoNo / No of funding street and other infrastructure of funding street and other infrastructure ser retenido en como Juez de la Corte de Irwin J. Solganick applic applicab Yes/Si 283303 Yes/Si Trustee Thomas Village of Brookfield Vote for One William / Vote porFlannigan Uno 231 Nicholas R. Ford Allen F. Murphy Cuestiones de Política Pública 91Daleo 251 Yes/Si Yes/Si 251 Yes/Si Yes/Si improvements within the Village for levy year "Shall each of Calumet the pers improvements within the Village for levy year PaulaMarie Marie Daleo Ann Finley Collins (Vacante de Mathein)303 Paula Ann Finley Collins Apelaciones, 1erProposition Distrito Judicial?" for Ma for May Outlaw “Vote on the with Republican 206 No/No 92 Jesse Para los votantes de A los vota To the Voters of the Village of To the Voters of the Village of Fideicomisario and be equal to 0.1612% in DuPage 2015 2015 and be equal to 0.1612% in DuPage office as JudgeElection ofElecti the 232252 No/No 284304 No/No No/No No/No 252 No/No 304 No/No ToBarrington the Voters of Cook County Vote for One / Vote por Uno Eve Marie Reilly of Brookfield Barrington County and 0.161% Cook County the County and 0.161% inin Cook County ofof the 92 Democratic respect to all or any ofVillage the Judges Judicial Circuit?"subsequ subse Vote for One ParaPara los votantes de Cook County Anne Quinn 201 Yes/Si Democratic 92 Marguerite 207 Yes/Si equalizedassessed assessed value the taxable equalized value ofof the taxable votantes Village Barrington Para loslos votantes dede Village ofof Barrington the Joy Virginia Cunningham Alexander Patrick White shall shall beb 233253 Yes/Si 285305 Yes/Si Judge, 1st Subcircuit listed on this ballot. Noproperty Judge "¿Deberia cada“Shall uno de James Leonard Allegretti Democratic Charles Patrick Burns William H. Hooks Yes/Si Yes/Si 253 Yes/Si 305 Yes/Si 93 property therein for levy year 2016?” year 2016?” therein for levy (Bars) to “Shall the Village of Brookfield, Cook County, Laurence Dunford Daniel J. Gallagher Laurence J.J.Dunford Daniel J. Gallagher VoteRepublican por Uno the of the offic 208 No/No ser retenido en oficio Judge, 11th Subcircuit 202 No/No “Shall the Office of the Cook County Recorder (Vacancy of Hopkins) listed is running against any other Fridays (a Illinois, erect a new public library building, 234 No/No 286 No/No The approximate amount taxes extendable the most 1) 1) The approximate amount of of taxes extendable at at the most “Shall the Village Barrington spend public “Shall the Village ofof Barrington spend public held t held the 254 No/No 306 No/No 254 No/No 306 No/No Judge, 12th Subcircuit Circuito, Circuito Judic of Deeds be eliminated and all duties and recently extended limiting rates of DuPage and Cook recently extended limiting rates oftherefor DuPage and Cook midnight furnish necessary equipment and (Vacancy of Kelly) funds construct underpass beneath the The sole question funds toto construct anan underpass beneath the alderm alderma Tom Clancy 101 Janet Juez, 1.º Subcircuito Judge. is Counties is $1,135,241, and approximate amount Counties is $1,135,241, and thethe approximate amount of of Cronin Mahoney Judicial Retention Circuit Court responsibilities of the Office of the Cook 209 Yes/Si 94 (Vacancy of Mathein) issue its bonds to the amount of not to Vincent Michael Gaughan railroad tracks on Northwest Highway (US railroad tracks on Northwest Highway (US (4) or (4) or m “La ciudad 235255 Yes/Si Yes/Si taxes extendable if the proposition is approved taxes extendable if the proposition is approved is is Juez,Filan 11.ºdeSubcircuito Denise Kathleen Thomas V.O.O. Lyons Democratic 287 County Recorder of Deeds be transferred to, Yes/Si 307 Yes/Si 255 Yes/Si 307 Yes/Si (Vacante Hopkins) whether each Judge shall be exceed $10,300,000 for the purpose of paying Robert Balanoff Sharon Johnson Robert Balanoff Sharon Johnson $1,635,693.

Retencion Judicial Corte de$1,635,693.

Circuito Route 14) east Route and/or rerouting Route 14) east ofof Route 5959 and/or rerouting terms terms?” las ta South Palos Township Sanitary Sophia H. Hallque 210 No/No Juez, 12.º Subcircuito and assumed by, the Office of the Cook the costs thereof?”

No/No 288308 No/No (Vacante de Kelly) Lake Zurich Road throughCitizen’s Citizen’s Park and in his or her present Lake Zurich Road through Park and year the approximate amount the For 2016 levy hasta las 2) 2) For thethe 2016 levy year the approximate amount of of the 256 No/No No/No Vote for de One / Vote por Uno 236 256 No/No 308 No/No Judge, 12th Subcircuit “La ci2 “La ciud County Clerk by December 7, 2020?” retained District (Vacante Mathein) listed be will retained in against additional extendable against property containing additional taxtax extendable containing the Barrington Library property?” "Shall each of the personsThe the Barrington Library property?” medianoc of nota a bonds bear interest atproperty the rate Illinois¿ Illinois, Vote for One / Vote por Uno211 Yes/Si single-family residence and having a fair market value value at at single-family residence and having a fair market office.”

(Vacancy of Tristano) office as Judge of the Circuit Court, Cook County “¿Se debe eliminar la Oficina del Registro de Robert W. Bertucci medianoc to exceed 9.00% per annum.

237 Yes/Si 289 Yes/Si Rhonda Crawford “¿Debería Village Barrington invertir fondos “¿Debería Village ofof Barrington invertir fondos the time the referendum $100,000 is estimated Vote for One / Vote por Uno 257 the time of of the referendum of of $100,000 is estimated toto bebe manda mandato John Patrick Kirby Raymond W. Mitchell 94 257 Yes/Si 309 Yes/Si Trustee Yes/Si 309 Yes/Si Jeanne Cleveland Bernstein Linzey D. Jones Jeanne R.R. Cleveland Bernstein Linzey D. Jones Escrituras de Cook County y todas las tareas y Circuit?"

Vote “Yes” or “No”. “¿Debería $16.63 for such DuPage County and $12.81 $16.63 for such property in in DuPage County and $12.81 forfor 212 No/No públicos construcción paso a desnivel públicos enen la la construcción dede unun paso aJudicial desnivel Juez, 12.º Subcircuito para to para tod Village ofproperty Brookfield, Cook County, Catherine Ann Schneider 92 Democratic 238258 No/No 290310 No/No responsabilidades de la Oficina del Registro de such property Cook County. such property in in Cook County.

Fideicomisario Irwin J. Solganick No/No No/No 258 No/No 310 No/No debajo vías del ferrocarril Northwest debajo dede laslas vías del ferrocarril enen la la Northwest "¿Deberia cada de lasIllinois personas enumeradas Leonard Allegretti Alcald Alcalde construir un nuevo edificio para la “Vote sobre la uno Proposicion con respecto Democratic 93 James (Vacante de Tristano) Escrituras de Cook County deben ser write-in If the proposition approved, aggregate extension 3) 3)If the proposition is is approved, thethe aggregate extension y/o desviar Highway (US Route 14) este Highway (US Route 14) al al este dede 5959 y/o desviar a cabo a cabo e ser retenido en oficio como Juez de la Corte de biblioteca pública, dotar a labymisma del rate Republican 213 Yes/Si Vote for One rate forth 2016 will determined by the limiting forfor 2016 will bebe determined the limiting setset forth transferidas a, y ser asumidas por, la Oficina del Deborah Mary Dooling voto por escrito a todos o cualesquiera de los Jueces 239 Yes/Si 291 Yes/Si Lake Zurich Road hacia Citizen’s Park yCircuito, el terrenoCircuito Judicial del Lake Zurich Road hacia Citizen’s Park y el terreno subsig subsigu equipamiento necesario ythan emitir sus bonos por Diane JoanMarie Larsen Edward Harmening Vote for One / Vote311 por Uno Condado de Cook?"

Judge, 11th Subcircuit 259 Yes/Si 311 Yes/Si 259 Yes/Si Yes/Si the proposition, rather than the otherwise applicable in in the proposition, rather the otherwise applicable Secretario de Cook County el 7 de diciembre de Kathleen MarieBurke Burke TerryMacCarthy MacCarthy Kathleen Terry 214 No/No Barrington Library?” dede la la Barrington Library?” limiting rate calculated under provisions the limiting rate calculated thethe provisions of of the elegib elegible un monto no superior a under los $10,300,000 con el Vote por Uno Mahoney listados en esta boleta. Ningun Juez en 94 Janet 240260 No/No 292312 No/No 2020?”

(Vacancy of Cronin Zwick) Property Tax Extension Limitation Law (commonly Limitation Law (commonly Property Tax Extension “Should a No/No No/No 260 No/No 312 No/No Judge, 2nd Subcircuit cargo cargo de objetivo de pagar sus costos?”

David Studenroth Democratic 95 Yes / Si Yes / Si known the Property Tax Cap Law). known as as the Property Tax Cap Law).

203 Yes/Si Alexander Patrick esta lista esta contra able to W re Sophia H.Yes Hall electa electa p / Sien contienda Juez, 11.ºofSubcircuito John T. Walsh 101 Republican 215 Yes/Si Los bonos devengarán intereses a una tasa no (Vacancy Savage) Timothy C. Evans 293313 Yes/Si 241261 Yes/Si allowed t “La tasa límite bajo Property Tax Extension “La tasa límite bajo la la Property Tax Extension ciudad ciudad d Daniel Joseph Lynch12th Subcircuit Daniel Malone Judge, ningún otro Juez.

La única pregunta es Yes/Si Yes/Si 261 Yes/Si 313 Yes/Si superior al 9.00% anual.

KayMarie Marie Hanlon Sandra G. Ramos Kay Hanlon Sandra G. Ramos (Vacante de Zwick) 204 No/No / No NoNo / No Retireme Limitation Law (Ley de Limitación la Limitation Law (Ley de Limitación dede laRIVERSIDE 216 No/No Juez, 2.º Subcircuito manda mandato 9200001 001 RIVERSIDE TOWN HALL 27 RIVERSIDE RD Y No /de No estos Jueces 242262 No/No 294314 No/No 96 Carrie Hamilton (Vacancy of Tristano) si cada uno debieradelde member No/No No/No No/No 314 No/No Ampliación del Impuesto Propiedad) para Ampliación Impuesto a ala laPropiedad) para años? años?”

Yes / Si Vote forde One / Vote por Uno 262 Democratic (Vacante Savage) 9200002 002 VILLAGE 4200ofofBurr LAWNDALE AVE LYONS Y To the Voters of the OF LYONSser retenido en su presente To the Voters of the Retireme Village Burr Ridge, los Condados Cook Village Ridge, enen los Condados Cook yy Juez, 12.º Subcircuito oficio.”

217 Yes/Si 205 Yes/Si Vincent Michael Gau Cheyrl D. Ingram “Shall Illinois enact the Earned Sick Time for 243 Yes/Si 295 Yes/Si Irwin J. Solganick ¿tiene que ser aumentada DuPage, Illinois, DuPage, Illinois, ¿tiene que ser aumentada enen Village Broadview Village ofof Broadview Kathleen Mary Pantle Geary W.Kennedy Kull for de One / Vote por Uno 263 “¿Cualqui 263 Yes/Si 315 Yes/Si Yes/Si 315 Yes/Si Judge, 12th Subcircuit No / No Y William B. Sullivan 9200003 RIVERSIDE TOWN HALL 27 monto RIVERSIDE RD RIVERSIDE Thomas J. Kelley Susan KennedySullivan Sullivan Thomas J.Vote Kelley Susan 94 (Vacante Tristano) Vote “Si” o “No”.

Employees003 Act which will allow Illinois otro equivalente 0.0499% por encima otro monto equivalente al al 0.0499% por encima 218 No/No Para votantes Para loslos votantes dede debe pode Democratic 244 No/No 296 No/No 206 No/No workers to004 earn up to 40 hoursTOWN of sickHALL time a (Additional Judgeship A) 264 No/No 316 No/No 264 No/No 316 No/No de la tasa límite en DuPage County y al 0.048% 9200004 RIVERSIDE 27 RIVERSIDE RD RIVERSIDE Y de la tasa límite en DuPage County y al 0.048% D. Renee Jackson permitiénd Village of Broadview Village of Broadview Vote To the Voters of the Village of 92 for One / Vote por Uno year to take care of their own health or Judicial a por encima tasa límite Cook Countycon con por encima dede la la tasa límite enen Cook County Retention Appellate Court Retiremen Democratic Juez, 12.º Subcircuito Judge, 12th Subcircuit 219 Yes/Si 9200005 005 HAUSER 65Ridge RDy otras RIVERSIDE Y Burr Raymond L. Jagielski family member’s health?” JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 245265 Yes/Si 297 Yes/Si fin de financiarcalles calles y otrasmejoras mejoras To th elel fin deWOODSIDE financiar enen la la To the Kevin Michael John P. Callahan, Jr. Illinois) si Yes/Si Yes/Si David Studenroth 207 Yes/Si Robert W. Bertucci “Shall the terms office for those persons “Shall the terms ofof office for those persons 95Sheehan RetencionPatrick JudicialWhite CortePara de Apelaciones Clare Elizabeth McWilliams Clare Elizabeth McWilliams los votantesdentro de (Magistratura adicional A) (Vacancy of Subcircuit Kazmierski, Jr.) 220265 Alexander infraestructura dentro la villa paraelel año fiscal infraestructura dede laAVE villa para año fiscal No/No AA loslos vo “¿Debería Illinois promulgar una Earned Sick Judge, 4th 9200006 006 VILLAGE COMMONS 2401 DES PLAINES NORTH RIVERSIDEY General A Republican elected the office Village President elected toto the office ofof Village President inin 246266 No/No 298 No/No Village of Burr Ridge 2015 y equivaler al 0.1612% en DuPage County No/No 2015 y equivaler al 0.1612% en DuPage County 266 No/No Time for Employees Act (Ley de Licencia por de retiro d Juez, 12.ºofSubcircuito Vote for One / Vote por Uno 208 No/No "Shall each of the persons listed be DES retained in the Village Broadview, the April 2017 the Village ofof Broadview, atat the April 4,4, 2017 (Vacancy Kunkle) 9200007 007 VILLAGE COMMONS 2401 PLAINES AVE NORTH RIVERSIDEY y 0.161% en Cook County del valor de tasación y 0.161% en Cook County del valor de tasación enfermedad acumulada para los empleados), que “ShalH “Shall 221 Yes/Si Carrie Hamilton consolidated election, and each election for Judge of the Appellate Court, First consolidated election, and atat each election for office as Bertina E. Lampkin 96 (Vacante de Kazmierski, Jr.) 247 Yes/Si 299 Yes/Si ajustada de propiedad gravable allí para año ajustada de la la propiedad gravable para el el año “Shall theLEESLEY limiting rate the allí Property permitiría que los trabajadores de Illinois Juez, 4.º Subcircuito John D.Lane Turner, Jr. Steven James Bernstein into C 267 Yes/Si into Cly 267 Yes/Si 9200008 008 BLYTHE PARK SCHOOL 735 RDunder RIVERSIDE Y limited such that said office thereafter, Democratic said office thereafter, bebe limited such that nono Mary Lane Mikva Mary Mikva 97 Steven A. Kozicki fiscal 2016?” fiscal 2016?”

Tax Extension Limitation Law the Village No/No acumulen hasta 40 horas de licencia por Judicial District?" distric 209for Yes/Si Deborah Mary district?

Doolin Vote forde One / Vote por Uno222 person shall eligible seek election 248268 No/No 300 No/No person shall bebe eligible toto seek election toto oror Michael Gaughan Republican (Vacante Kunkle) Vincent No/No 268 No/No Ridge, Cookde and DuPage Counties, 9200009 SCHOOL SOUTHCOTE RD RIVERSIDE Y "¿Deberia cada uno de lasofpersonas enumeradas enfermedad009 al añoAMES para cuidar su propia salud o 1)86 monto aproximado de impuestos ampliables 1)Burr El El monto aproximado loslos impuestos ampliables enen laslas Judge, 12th Subcircuit hold the office Village President where that hold the office ofof Village President where that “¿Deb “¿Debe tasas límite ampliadas recientemente de DuPage County y y tasas límite ampliadas recientemente de DuPage County Illinois, be increased by an additional amount la salud de un integrante de su familia?” retenido en oficio como Juez de la Corte deRD210 No/No Vote for One William / Vote por Uno223 Yes/Si person has been previously elected to the person has been previously elected toser the Hanlon, Jr. 9200010 010 AMES SCHOOL 86 SOUTHCOTE RIVERSIDE Y Distric District William Maki Cook County $1,135,241, ellimiting monto aproximado Cook es es $1,135,241, y ely monto aproximado dede loslos 91 Thomas 98 James Edward 301 Yes/Si 249 Yes/Si (Additional Judgeship A) Flannigan equal to County 0.0499% above the rate for LeRoy K. Martin, Jr. Bonita Coleman Apelaciones, 1er Distrito Judicial?"

269 Yes/Si 269 Yes/Si “Shall the impuestos ampliables si propuesta la propuesta aprobada impuestos ampliables si la eses aprobada eses dede office Village President the Village Republican President ofof the Village ofof office ofof Village Patrick Murphy Patrick T.T.Murphy conve Democratic converti Yes / Si DuPage County and 0.048%AVE above theBROOKFIELD 224 No/No 9200011 011 HOLLYWOOD ELEMENTARY 3423 HOLLYWOOD Y $1,635,693. $1,635,693.

J. King Illinois, ad Juez, 12.º Subcircuito Broadview for two consecutive full four Broadview for two (2)(2) consecutive full four (4)(4)SCHOOL 250270 No/No 302 No/No 92 Edward limiting rate for Cook County for the purpose No/No 270 No/No Timothy C. Evans 211 Yes/Si Para el año fiscal 2016, el monto aproximado impuesto 2) 2)Para el año fiscal 2016, el monto aproximado deldel impuesto the Office year terms?” year terms?”

Judge, 13th Subcircuit Marguerite Anne Robert W.NoBertucci 201 Yes/Si 9200012 012 VILLAGE COMMONS 2401 DES PLAINES AVE NORTH RIVERSIDEY 92 Democratic (Magistratura adicional A) Quinn / No of funding street and other infrastructure Joy Virginia Cunningham ampliable adicional sobre la propiedad con una residencia ampliable adicional sobre la propiedad con una residencia 225 Yes/Si applicabl Democratic Sharon Marie Sullivan 251271 Yes/Si 303 Yes/Si y con valor de mercado de $100,000 al “¿Deberían limitarse los mandatos unifamiliar “¿Deberían limitarse los mandatos dede laslas unifamiliar y con unun valor de mercado de $100,000 improvements within the Village for levyal year (Vacancy of Fecarotta, Jr.) Paula Marie Daleofor Ann Finley Collins 212 No/No Judge, 7th Subcircuit Yes/Si Yes/Si for Mayor 9200013 013 VILLAGE COMMONS 2401 DES PLAINES AVE NORTH Vote One / Vote por Uno226271 Timothy Patrick Murphy Timothy Patrick Murphy momento del referendo calcula en $16.63 para dicha RIVERSIDEY referendo se se calcula enin $16.63 para dicha 202 No/No personas elegidas para cargo Presidente personas elegidas para elel cargo Presidente dede To the Voters of the Village of dede 2015momento and bedelequal to 0.1612% DuPage No/No Election t propiedad DuPage County y $12.81 para propiedad enen propiedad enen DuPage County y $12.81 para tal tal propiedad Juez, 13.º Subcircuito Judge, 12th Subcircuit 252272 No/No 304 No/No (Vacancy of Burrell) elección villa Village Broadview, la la villa enen Village ofof Broadview, enen la la elección Barrington County and 0.161% in Cook County of the No/No 272 No/No Cook County.

Cook County. subseque Steven A. Kozicki Judicial Retention Circuit Court “Shalt “Shall 97 consolidada del 4 de abril de 2017, y en cada consolidada del 4 de abril de 2017, y en cada equalized assessed value of the taxable (Vacante de Fecarotta, Jr.) (Vacancy of Mathein) Para los votantes de Village of Barrington 213 Yes/Si Cheyrl D. Ingram Juez, 7.º Subcircuito la propuesta aprobada, la ampliación global para 2016 3) 3)Si Si la propuesta eses aprobada, la ampliación global para 2016 227 Yes/Si shall besk e Deborah Mary Dooling property Republican James Patrick McCarthy “free “free elección para dicho cargo de allí en adelante, de elección para dicho cargo de allí en adelante, de 253 Yes/Si 305 Yes/Si therein for year 2016?” será determinada por la tasa límite establecida será determinada por lalevy tasa límite establecida enen la la Laurence J. Juez, Dunford Daniel J. Gallagher Retencion Judicial Corte de Circuito 273 Yes/Si 273 Yes/Si theoroffice 12.ºdeSubcircuito NOTE: The letter (N)persona following the denotes that the polling place itself JimRyan Ryan Vote for One / Vote por Uno Jim (Vacante Burrell) or Cic Cice manera que ninguna persona pueda serpolling place address manera taltal que ninguna pueda ser propuesta, lugar la tasa límite aplicable de otro modo is not acpropuesta, enen lugar dede la of tasa límite aplicable deat otro modo 228 No/No 214 No/No 1) The approximate amount taxes extendable the most “Shall the Village of Barrington spend public held the e 254 No/No 306 No/No James Edward Hanlon,274 Jr. calculada bajo disposiciones la Ley de Limitación calculada bajo laslas disposiciones la Ley deand Limitación la la elegible para postularse como candidato parao each o candidato para elegible para postularse como recently extended limiting rates de of de DuPage Cook dede 98 274 No/No No/No (Vacante de Mathein) "Shall of the persons listed be retained in “¿Deb “¿Debe funds to construct an underpass beneath the cessible to the handicapped although other parts of the facility may be accessible.

An exemption has alderman VoteDemocratic for One / Vote por Uno Ampliación Impuesto laapproximate Propiedad (conocida Ampliación deldel Impuesto laa Propiedad (conocida Counties is $1,135,241, anda the amount of ejercer como Presidente la villacuando cuando esaas Judge of the Circuit ejercer como Presidente dede laHighway villa esa 91 Kevin Michael O'Donnell patina Court, Cook County office comúnmente como la Property Tax Cap Law (Ley Tope comúnmente como la proposition Property Tax Law (Ley Tope al al railroad tracks on Northwest (US (4)patinaje or mo Yes/Si isdede taxes extendable if the Vote for One / Vote por Uno229 Arnette R. Hubbard Republican persona hayaby sido elegida previamente para el Circuit?" persona elegida previamente para el 255275 Yes/Si 307 Yes/Si 215 Yes/Si Raymond Impuesto la indicating Propiedad).

Impuesto a laa Propiedad). been granted the State Board of Elections and signs are posted ifisCapapproved the whole building is ac- L. Jagielsk Rink p Rink par Robert Balanoff Sharon O. Johnson Judicial $1,635,693.

Route 14) haya east sido of Route 59 and/or rerouting Timothy C. Evans Yes/Si 275 Yes/Si terms?”

Marianne Judge, 13th Subcircuit Edward "Ed" Washington, II 92 Washington, Edward "Ed" IIJackson cargo Presidente villadede Village of cargo dede Presidente dede la la villa Village ofand 230 No/No Lake Zurich Road through Citizen’s Park 2) For the 2016 levy year the approximate amount of the Democratic 256 No/No 308 No/No Yes / Si Yes / Si "¿Deberia enumeradas 216 LeonardJr.) Allegretti cessible or por ifpor there is a special entrance.

“La ciudad Broadview dos mandatos consecutivos Broadview dos (2)(2) mandatos consecutivos dede cada uno de las personas 93 James No/No 276 No/No 276 No/No 92 Ketki "Kay" Steffen additional tax extendable against property containing a (Vacancy of Fecarotta, the Barrington Library property?” ser retenido en oficio como Juez de la Corte de Republican Illinois, ¿d cuatro (4) años completos?” cuatro (4) años completos?”

Democratic single-family residence and having a fair market value at To the Voters of the To the Vot Public Questions Judge, 7thSubcircuito Subcircuit Juez, 13.º “¿Debería Village of Barrington invertir fondos time of the referendum of $100,000 is estimated to be mandato p Circuito, Circuito Judicial delthe Condado de Cook?" / No NoNo / No 257Yes/Si Yes/Si 309Yes/Si Yes/Si 231 283 Jeanne R. Cleveland Bernstein Linzey D. Jones 277 Yes/Si Village offorBrookfield Calumet C 277 Yes/Si Nicholas Ford Allen F. Murphy Cuestiones Pública Yes / Si Yes / Si $16.63 such property in DuPage County and $12.81 for públicos ende la Política construcción de un paso a desnivel Thaddeus L.Wilson Wilson Thaddeus L. para todas Judge, 14th Subcircuit Janet Cronin Mahoney 217 Yes/Si Bertina E. Lampkin (Vacancy of 94 (Vacante deRivkin-Carothers) Fecarotta, Jr.) Cheyrl D. Ingram in Cook Parasuch los property votantes de County.

AAlcalde los votan 258No/No No/No 310No/No No/No debajo de las vías del ferrocarril en la Northwest 232 284 en Democratic 278 No/No 278 No/No To the Voters of Cook County 203 Yes/Si “Shalt (Vacancy of Ruble Murphy) “Shall extension Juez, 7.º Subcircuito 3) If the proposition is approved, the aggregate Village of Brookfield desviar H. Hall Highway (US Route 14) al este de 59 y/o Sophia / No NoNo / No a cabo el 4 Vote for One / Vote por Uno 218 No/No for 2016 will be determined by the limiting rate set forth fun Para losZurich votantes CookCitizen’s County Park y el terreno itsits func Lake Roaddehacia “Shall the Juez, 14.º Subcircuito subsiguien Judge, 12th Subcircuit (Vacante de Rivkin-Carothers) 259Yes/Si Yes/Si 311Yes/Si Yes/Si in the proposition, rather than the otherwise applicable 233 285 Kathleen Marie Burke Terry MacCarthy 204Cook No/No 279 Yes/Si 279 Yes/Si Charles Patrick Burns William H. Hooks “La Bi “La Bibl de la Barrington Library?”

John Griffin (Bars) to R John C.C. Griffin limiting calculated under the provisions of the elegible p “Shall the rate Village of Brookfield, County, Michael O'Donnell 91 Kevin (Vacante de Ruble Murphy) (Vacancy Tristano) Vote for of One / Vote por Uno234 Property TaxaExtension Limitation LawYes/Si (commonly “Shall the Office of the Cook County Recorder sus fua sus func 260No/No No/No 312No/No No/No (aft 219 William MakiFridays Illinois, erect new public library building, cargo de 286 Republican 280 No/No 280 No/No Raymond L. Jagielski Yes / Si known as the Property Tax Cap Law). of Deeds be eliminated and all duties and midnight)? furnish necessary equipment therefor and electa par Juez, 12.º Subcircuito Vote for One / Vote por Uno 205 Yes/Si responsibilities of the Office of the CookIrwin J. Solganick Patricia "Pat" S. Spratt “La tasa límite to bajo la amount Property Tax Extension 220 No/No issue its bonds the of not to ciudad de 94 261Yes/Si Yes/Si 313Yes/Si Yes/Si Ketkide"Kay" Steffen “La ciudad 235 287 92 Filan Kay Marie Hanlon SandraV. G.Lyons Ramos (Vacante 281 Yes/Si 281 Yes/Si Denise Kathleen Thomas County Recorder of Deeds be transferred to, No / No Democratic Limitation Law (Leyfor de the Limitación deof la paying Daniel James Pierce Tristano) Daniel James Pierce exceed $10,300,000 purpose mandatos Democratic que las tabe 92 Matthew Link No/No and assumed by, the Office of the Cook 262No/No No/No 314No/No No/No Ampliación del Impuesto a la206 Propiedad) para años?” the costs thereof?”

288 Vote for One / Vote por Uno236 Democratic hasta las 2: 282 No/No 282 No/No County by of December 7, 2020?”

To theClerk Voters the Judge, Sharon Marie Sulliva Yes/Si Village of Burr en los 221 Condados Cook y Judge, 9th 14thSubcircuit Subcircuit Bertina E. Lampkin medianoche The bonds will Ridge, bear interest at the rate of not ¿tiene que ser aumentada Village Broadview “¿Se debeof eliminar la Oficina del Registro de 315Yes/Si Yes/Si 263Yes/Si Yes/Si Studenroth medianoche (Vacancy of 207 Yes/Si en toDuPage, exceed Illinois, 9.00% per annum.

95 David Thomas J. Kelley Susan Kennedy Sullivan Local Office 289 (Vacancy of Berman) Ruble Murphy) 237 Alexander Patrick White John Patrick Kirby Raymond W. Mitchell 222 No/No otro monto equivalente al 0.0499% por encima Para los votantes de Escrituras de Cook County y todas las tareas y Republican “¿Debería Village of Brookfield, Cook County, Juez, 9.º Subcircuito 264 No/No 316 No/No de la tasa límite en DuPage County y al 0.048% 238 No/No 290 No/No responsabilidades Village of Broadview Juez, 14.º Subcircuito 208para No/No La Grange Highlands Sanitary District de la Oficina del Registro de edificio la Illinois construir nuevo por encima de un la tasa límite en Cook County con Escrituras de Cook County deben ser (Vacante de Hamilton 96 Carrie (Vacante de Berman) Ruble Murphy) 223 Yes/Si biblioteca misma del en la James PatrickToMcCa el fin de pública, financiardotar callesa ylaotras mejoras the V William Maki transferidas y ser of asumidas por, la Oficina del 265Yes/Si Yes/Si Democratic 239 291 Yes/Si “Shall thea, terms office for those persons Trustee ClareJoan Elizabeth McWilliams equipamiento necesario y emitir sus bonos Diane Larsen Edward Harmening Vote for One / Vote por Uno infraestructura dentro de la villa para el añopor fiscal A los vota Secretario de Cook County el 7 de diciembre de 209 Yes/Si Vote for One / Vote por Uno elected to the office of Village President in Vincent Michael Gaughan un monto no superior a los $10,300,000 con el 224 No/No 2015 y equivaler al 0.1612% en DuPage County 266 No/No Fideicomisario 292 No/No 240 No/No 2020?”

Judge, 12th Subcircuit the Village of Broadview, at the April 4, 2017 “Should an objetivo de pagar sus costos?” valor de tasación y 0.161% en Cook County del Jerry EsrigLink 92 210 No/No “Shall Ha Matthew able to rec consolidated election, and at each election for Yes / Si 92 Democratic Vote for not more than Two (Additional Judgeship A) ajustada la propiedad gravable allí para Los bonos de devengarán intereses tasa el noaño into Clyd 267Yes/Si Yes/Si 241 293 Yes/Si Democratic allowed to said office thereafter, be limited such that no Mary Joseph Lane Mikva 225a una Yes/Si Arnette R. Hubbard Daniel Lynch Daniel Malone fiscal 2016?”

Sharon Marie Sullivan superior al 9.00% anual. district?”

Juez, 12.º Subcircuito Vote por no más de Dos Retirement person shall be eligible to seek election to or 268No/No No/No No / No 1) El monto aproximado de los impuestos 211ampliables Yes/Sien las 242 294 No/No member of hold the office of Village President where that W. Bertucci Robert Local Officeadicional A) “¿Debería Yes / Si 226 No/No (Magistratura tasas límite ampliadas recientemente de DuPage County y Retirement person has been previously elected to the 101 Francis A. Jakubka District co Cook County es $1,135,241, y el monto aproximado de los 212 No/No 269 Yes/Si “Shall Illinois enact the Earned Sick Time for 243 Yes/Si DistrictGeary W. Kull 295 Yes/Si impuestos ampliables si la propuesta es aprobada es de Vote for OneHighlands / Vote por Uno office of Village President of the Village of Patrick T. Murphy convertirs Kathleen Mary Pantle La Grange Sanitary “¿Cualquier No / No Employees will allow Illinois BroadviewAct forwhich two (2) consecutive full James four (4) Patrick McCarthy $1,635,693.

227 Yes/Si debe poder 270No/No No/No 102 Philip C. Sirotzke 244 296 No/No workers to earn up to 40 hours of sick time a 2) Para el año fiscal 2016, el monto aproximado del impuesto year terms?”

Trustee 97 Steven A. Kozicki permitiéndo Voters of sobre the Village ofconYes/Si 213 la propiedad una residencia ampliable adicional year to take care of their own health or aDeborah Mary DoolingTo the 228 No/No Republican Retirement “¿Deberían limitarse los mandatos de las unifamiliar y con un valor de mercado de $100,000 al Fideicomisario Burr Ridge 271 Yes/Si family member’s health?”

245 Yes/Si 297 Yes/Si Timothy Patrick Murphy momento del referendo se calcula en $16.63 para dicha Kevin Michael Sheehan John P. Callahan, Jr. Illinois) si ta personas elegidas para el cargo de Presidente de 214para No/No Parapropiedad los votantes de County y $12.81 en DuPage tal propiedad en Hanlon, Jr. “¿Debería una Earned Sick Vote for notEdward more than Two General Ass of Broadview, en la elección la villa enIllinois Villagepromulgar 98 James 272No/No No/No 246 298 No/No Cook ofCounty.

Burr Ridge 229 Yes/Si Democratic Time for Employees Act (Ley Licencia Arnette R. Hubbard Village de“Shall retiro the de consolidada del 4 de abril dede 2017, y en por cada 3) Si la propuesta es aprobada, la ampliación global para 2016 Vote por no más de Dos enfermedad acumulada paradelos que “free ska 215 Yes/Si elección para dicho cargo allíempleados), en adelante, de será determinada por la tasa límite230 establecida en la Timothy C. Evans 273 Yes/Si No/No 247 Yes/Si 299 Yes/Si Judge, “Shall the limiting rate under the Property Jim D. Ryan permitiría queque losninguna trabajadores de Illinois or Cicero John Turner, Jr. 13th Subcircuit Steven James Bernstein manera tal persona pueda ser propuesta, en lugar de la tasa límite aplicable de otro modo A. Jakubka Extension Limitation forNo/No the Village Tax calculada bajo las disposicionesLaw de216 la Ley de Limitación de la acumulen hastapostularse 40 horas de licencia por para o 101 Francis elegible para como candidato 274No/No No/No (Vacancy of Fecarotta, Jr.) “¿Debería 248 300 No/No Ampliación delCook Impuesto a la DuPage Propiedad (conocida of Burr Ridge, and Counties, enfermedad al año para cuidar propia salud o ejercer como Presidente de lasuvilla cuando esa patinaje g comúnmente como la Property Tax Cap Law (Ley de Tope al Juez, 13.º Subcircuito Illinois, be increased by an additional amount lapersona salud dehaya un integrante de previamente su familia?” para el sido elegida Impuesto a la Propiedad).

Philip C. Sirotzke Rink para 102 275 Yes/Si 249 Yes/Si 301 Yes/Si equal to 0.0499% above the 217 limiting rate for Edward "Ed"(Vacante Washington, II Yes/Si LeRoy K. Martin, Jr. de Fecarotta, Bonita Coleman cargo de Presidente de la villa de Village of “Shall the Jr.) Cheyrl D. Ingram Kay Marie Hanlon

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92 Ketki "Kay" Steffen 253 279Yes/Si Yes/Si John C. J. Griffin Laurence Dunford Democratic

Daniel J. Gallagher

305 Yes/Si

280No/No No/No 254

306 No/No

281Yes/Si Yes/Si 255

Sharon O. Johnson

307 Yes/Si

Linzey D. Jones

309 Yes/Si

258 No/No

310 No/No

259 Yes/Si

Terry MacCarthy

311 Yes/Si

Republican

Judge, 14th Subcircuit (Vacancy DanielBalanoff James Pierce of Ruble Murphy) Robert Juez, 14.º Subcircuito (Vacante de Ruble Murphy) Jeanne R. Cleveland Bernstein Vote for One / Vote por

92 Matthew Link Democratic

Kathleen Marie Burke

Local Office

282No/No No/No 256

Uno257 Yes/Si

308 No/No

260 No/No

La Grange Highlands Sanitary 261 Yes/Si District

312 No/No 313 Yes/Si

Broadview por dos (2) mandatos consecutivos de cuatro (4) años completos?”

To the Voters of the Village of Barrington Para los votantes de Village of Barrington

Yes / Si

No / No Yes / Si

Raymond L. Jagielski No / No

“Shall the Village of Barrington spend public Bertina funds to construct an underpass beneath the railroad tracks on Northwest Highway (US Route 14) east of Route 59 and/or rerouting Lake Zurich Road through Citizen’s Park and the Barrington Library property?”

E. Lampkin

1) The approximate amount of taxes extendable at the most recently extended limiting rates of DuPage and Cook Counties is $1,135,241, and the approximate amount of taxes extendable if the proposition is approved is $1,635,693.

221 Yes/Si

222 No/No

William Maki

“¿Debería Village of Barrington invertir fondos públicos en la construcción de un paso a desnivel debajo de las vías del ferrocarril en la Northwest Highway (US Route 14) al este de 59 y/o desviar Lake Zurich Road hacia Citizen’s Park y el terreno Sharon de la Barrington Library?”

DuPage County and 0.048% above the limiting rate for Cook County for No/No the purpose 218 of funding street and other infrastructure improvements within the Village for levy year 219 Yes/Si 2015 and be equal to 0.1612% in DuPage County and 0.161% in Cook County of the equalized assessed value of 220 the taxable No/No property therein for levy year 2016?”

2) For the 2016 levy year the approximate amount of the additional tax extendable against property containing a single-family residence and having a fair market value at the time of the referendum of $100,000 is estimated to be $16.63 for such property in DuPage County and $12.81 for such property in Cook County.

223 Yes/Si

224 No/No

Marie Sullivan Yes / Si

3) If the proposition is approved, the aggregate extension for 2016 will be determined by the limiting rate set forth in the proposition, rather than the otherwise applicable limiting rate calculated under the provisions of the Property Tax Extension Limitation Law (commonly known as the Property Tax Cap Law).

225 Yes/Si

226 No/No

“La tasa límite bajo la Property Tax Extension

Yes / Si

No / No

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P R O P E R T Y

Riverside home sells for $805,000

T R A N S F E R S

The following property transfers were reported by the Cook County Recorder of Deeds from Aug. 20 to Sept. 15, 2016. Where addresses appear incomplete, for instance where a unit number appears missing, that information was not provided by the recorder of deeds.

Brookfield ADDRESS

PRICE

SALE DATE

3534 Morton Ave. 3132 Morton Ave. 9213 Monroe Ave. 3617 Sunnyside Ave. 3831 Grove Ave., Unit G

$189,000 $285,000 $319,000 $405,000 Unknown

8/15/2016 7/22/2016 8/12/2016 7/12/2016 7/18/2014

8513 Riverside Ave. 9241 Washington Ave. 3132 Arthur Ave. 3815 Grove Ave. 9108 28th St. 4200 Grove Ave. 4128 Vernon Ave. 3533 Oak Ave. 3511 Hollywood Ave. 8520 Parkview Ave. 8909 Southview Ave. 3426 Sunnyside Ave. 4429 Prairie Ave. 3506 Cleveland Ave. 4429 Forest Ave. 4234 Elm Ave. 4538 Village Square Ln. 3134 Elm Ave. 4444 Madison Ave. 3705 Prairie Ave. 8815 44th Pl. 8525 Rockefeller Ave. 3034 Vernon Ave. 3121 Harrison Ave. 9012 Monroe Ave. 3910 Prairie Ave. 3929 Park Ave. 3632 Maple Ave. 3222 Elm Ave. 8911 Village Square Ln. 3227 Park Ave. 3220 Maple Ave. 3913 Forest Ave. 4021 Vernon Ave. 3131 Arthur Ave.

$203,000 $432,000 $300,000 $280,000 $300,000 Unknown $180,000 $207,000 $330,000 $320,000 $167,000 $150,000 $355,000 $271,000 $159,500 $224,000 $185,500 $240,000 $250,000 $146,500 $175,000 $249,000 $225,000 $85,000 $235,500 $165,000 $236,000 $210,000 $172,000 175,500 $88,000 Unknown $230,000 $175,000 $212,000

8/11/2016 8/15/2016 8/24/2016 8/19/2016 7/26/2016 8/24/2016 8/08/2016 8/26/2016 8/26/2016 8/01/2016 7/28/2016 7/27/2016 7/23/2016 8/17/2016 7/29/2016 8/30/2016 8/25/2016 9/01/2016 8/29/2016 8/29/2016 8/17/2016 8/31/2016 9/02/2016 9/07/2016 9/08/2016 8/29/2016 8/12/2016 8/05/2016 9/06/2016 8/31/2016 9/12/2016 8/26/2016 9/09/2016 8/11/2016 9/08/2016

9007 W 24th St. 2214 Keystone Ave. 2516 1st Ave.

$225,000 224,000 $248,500

SELLER Fannie Mae Tarasiewicz, Colleen M Rowland, David L TR Mattson, Rita Judicial Sales Corp

Hainsworth, Kenneth C Davis, Matthew Hyland, Charles Reiling, John Housing & Urban Development Powers, Randal Avalos, Jaime A McDonagh, Katherine M Filbey, Jessica L Perthel, James M Gowgiel, Alex J Hlavaty, James H Jr Ehresman, Rachel Fiedler, Timothy Decker, Brent T Judicial Sales Corp US Bk Trust Carton, Inga TR Moulder, Dawn Sullivan, Steven M Froehle, Paul H Pietrzak, John S Bosko, Anthony M Vlasek, Paul H TR Moy, Kai O Urquizo, Carlos Torres, Pascual LaBarbera, Paula M Giampietro, Pasquale Mistici, Bice Jenner, Jeffrey A Groff, Elizabeth Ann TR Rodgers, Laurie A Patel, Govindbhai Gutierrez, Noam Highland Hustle LLC Juzkiw, Chandra Soto, Antonio Raygoza, Rosendo Buckley, Mark D Cepeda, Gerardo T Marquette Bank TR 18766 Ortiz, Juan Carlos Leffelman, Victor C TR Payne, James K Herman, Mary Jameen Vazquez, Jose Schwendt, Edwin O Hull, Susan S Steiner, Marianne A Cullen, Daniel F Brightleaf Homes LLC Jaworski, Kevin Yackley, Patrick M Martin, Laurie K Ivanic, JanetTR Story Homes Inc Hyland, Charles T Lorenz, Daniel Spears, Danny A Sandoval-Suarez, Carlos Chicago Title Land Trust Co TR 12687 Sabeckis, Carol Duarte, Erik Stevens, Aldona Czechura, Maciej M Kadlec, William Housing & Urban Development Housemart Biz Inc Krupicka, Scott J Lochridge, Collin Wentzloff, Reid W Meza, Ricardo Kreiss, Joel M Lehuta, James R

North Riverside

8/22/2016 8/08/2016 8/12/2016

BUYER

Oberholtzer, Margaret M Jones, Donna Mae Mack Inv I LLC

Rios, Jesus Zavala, Kevin A Wilson, Tiffany J

310 Maplewood Rd., Riverside

2542 1st Ave., North Riverside

3617 Sunnyside Ave., Brookfield

ADDRESS

PRICE

SALE DATE

2352 1st Ave. 2422 Hainsworth Ave. 7917 Cermak Rd. 2542 1st Ave. 2422 6th Ave. 2523 Park Ave. 8753 Cermak Rd. 2353 5th Ave. 2420 Northgate Ave.

Unknown $164,000 $265,000 $415,000 $235,000 $232,000 $550,000 $298,000 $121,000

8/01/2016 8/12/2016 8/19/2016 7/27/2016 8/30/2016 8/16/2016 8/22/2016 8/22/2016 8/03/2016

384 Herrick Rd. 3640 Harlem Ave. 350 Uvedale Rd. 12 E. Quincy St., Unit 4 33 S. Cowley Rd. 362 Lionel Rd. 176 E. Burlington St. 180 E. Burlington St. 172 Gage Rd. 310 Maplewood Rd. 79 Forest Ave.

$385,000 $202,000 $600,000 $266,000 $226,000 $560,000 $260,000 $180,000 $295,000 $805,000 $480,000

8/08/2016 8/20/2016 8/25/2016 7/15/2016 8/02/2016 8/18/2016 8/05/2016 9/01/2016 8/26/2016 8/29/2016 8/30/2016

SELLER Judicial Sales Corp Veterans Affairs Cairo Family Ltd PS Djurdjevic, Goran Lieu Minh Hon Dickey Lorraine C TR Czerwien, Stanley O’Toole, James Leuck, Alexis A

BUYER Bank New York Mellon JM Real Estate Inv Fund LLC Wilde, Elijah Ramaiah, Vishak Schneller, Ted E Franco, Joseph N Tjmm Real Estate LLC Pelayo, Raul Jaramillo, Olivia

Riverside Shimada, Jeremy TR Frederick, Richard A TR Buehring D TR Ciaglia, Elisa US Bk Robinson, Erin L Compliance Exemption Approved Yates, Dales TR Hendowski, Maryann Watermark Prop LLC Safe & Sound Inv LLC

Coleman, Krystyna Holakorsky, Ronald Linares, Alfredo TR Clauson, Kevin Erkoca Int LLC Schwind, Brian Morgan, Nancy Ushela, Tracy A Bracke, Deborah Paul, Rachel V Teele, Matthew

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Tower of Power

Sports

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6-foot-8 Rettke holds slew of RBHS records

BY MATT LE CREN

R

Contributing Reporter

iverside-Brookfield senior Dana Rettke has always stood head and shoulders above all of her peers.

It has been the same way on the volleyball court.

The 6-foot-8 middle hitter not only is the tallest player; she’s also one of the best.

Just three years after taking up the sport, Rettke has committed to Wisconsin, one of the top collegiate programs in the nation. She holds RBHS’ single-season and career records in nearly every offensive category and has proven she can play effectively all over the court.

“It was my determination to be good in the sport,” Rettke said. “I started off freshman year and saw how good all these girls were and I just said I want to be like them.”

Rettke has done that and then some. While her staggering height – she is at least eight inches taller than everyone else on the team – draws stares everywhere she goes, her athleticism and talent also make her stand out.

Rettke had 10 kills in the Bulldogs’ 25-14, 25-8 victory over Ridgewood in the Oct. 20 regular season finale (no other player on either team had more than three).

The last kill gave her 420 for the season, breaking her own school record set last year.

DANA RETTKE Rettke now has the three highest RBHS senior kill totals in program history. As a varsity rookie her sophomore year, she broke the old mark of 366 set by Kathy Jurgens in 1988.

Earlier this year, Rettke smashed Jurgens’ career kill record of 846 and now has 1,183. She also holds records for blocks in a season (140 in 2014) and career (246). The latter mark had stood since 1986.

Rettke also has taken down the records for aces in a season (82 this year) and career (189). Current assistant coach Jennifer Lyon had held those marks for 25 years.

None of this was foreseen three years ago. Rettke was a standout basketball player but gave volleyball a try when one of her friends played club volleyball.

“I was really into basketball, but I said I’ll try something new and maybe I’ll end up liking it,” Rettke said.

Rettke ended up loving it even more than basketball,

“It was my determination to be good in the sport.”

File photo

RBHS middle hitter Dana Rettke will play volleyball next season at Wisconsin. which she reluctantly stopped playing last year to focus on volleyball.

“I didn’t want to give up basketball,” Rettke said. “It was really hard for me because that was my first love of a sport.

“I’d been playing forever, but at the same time I love volleyball a lot more. If I want to be the best I can be, I have to sacrifice something.”

For all Rettke has accomplished, she still draws attention because of her height. But she has never been self-conscious.

“I just kind of own it,” Rettke said. “Growing up I feel like I didn’t even really realize it until maybe fourth or fifth grade.

“No one ever bullied me or judged me because I was tall.

Everyone accepted it.”

Unlike some tall girls, Rettke has ramrod straight posture and doesn’t mind the attention. “(Posture) is very important to me,” Rettke said. “I see

these girls who are so tall and pretty and they just stand (slumped).

“I really enjoy being tall. I’m not really an attention seeker but I’m my own person.”

RBHS coach Dan Bonarigo has been impressed with how Rettke has handled her celebrity.

“She really does have a great attitude,” Bonarigo said.

“People are always gawking and asking, ‘how tall are you?’ and ‘where are you going to school?’

“She really has a good demeanor about her. Kids walk up and ask to take pictures with her and one time my assistant said, ‘you’re too nice, Dana.’ She said, ‘I’ve got to get used to it.’”

One thing Rettke refused to get used to was being stereotyped. Many coaches assume tall girls can only play in the front row, but Rettke has excelled at outside hitter and in the back row.

Indeed, Rettke leads the Bulldogs in digs this season with 203, 41 more than any other player. That’s a remarkable feat considering liberos or other shorter players usually have the most digs.

“That is probably up there with all of (her accomplishments) because everyone says tall people can’t play back row, but I was really determined,” Rettke said.

“My first year of club my coach said, ‘You’re a middle, you can’t play back row.’ ‘I said, ‘yes, I can.’”

Bonarigo was receptive to the idea, mainly because it gave Rettke a chance to attack out of the back.

“The passing and defense was an added bonus,” Bonarigo said. “She’s our best serve receiver, our best defender. She leads us in digs, which is really significant.”

But Bonarigo holds Rettke to a high standard no matter what she is doing.

“I expect the same thing from her as I do from everybody else as far as diving on the floor and running balls down goes,” Bonarigo said. “Everybody has the same expectations for effort.

“I don’t expect everybody to be able to complete all the skills in the same way, but it’s all about effort.”

That’s never been an issue with Rettke, who gets her height from her parents (father John is 6-6 and mother, Kathy, is 5-11) and her agility from taking dance lessons when she was younger.

“She’s always wanted to be the best at everything, so her determination really pushes her to want to work hard and become successful,” said Leah Rettke, Dana’s younger sister.

“It makes me want to work harder and obviously be better than her because I’m very competitive.

Rettke has enjoyed this season unlike any other and not only because the Bulldogs (28-7) are seeded second at the Class 4A Addison Trail Sectional. This is the first time she gets to play with Leah, a 5-9 sophomore who shares setting duties with senior Maria Gonzales.

“It’s so much fun,” Leah Rettke said. “She’s a good role model to have on the team. She’s always there to push me and make me better and it’s fun to be able to play together before she goes to college.”

Dana Rettke pushes her sister on and off the court. She works as hard on her academics as she does on her volleyball skills, something Leah doesn’t always appreciate.

“She gets mad at me,” Rettke said. “We share a room so I always keep a light on.”

“She’s a good student and she’s always studying a lot doing homework,” Leah said. “She leaves a light on so I can’t go to bed.”

Leah Rettke will get no sympathy from opponents, who regularly lose sleep thinking of ways to stop her big sister.

It is, after all, a tall task.

S P O R T S

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Experienced Bulldogs eager for 6A playoffs After reaching the quarterfinals last season, RBHS is poised for more postseason success

BY MARTY FARMER Sports Editor

With multiple postseason appearances under coach Brendan Curtin, the RiversideBrookfield High School football team knows what to expect in the playoffs.

“The first time we made it to the second season (in 2014), it was all new for our guys,” Curtin said. “Now, we have a bunch of guys who have been to the playoffs and have had some success. They know how to prepare for the playoffs and what to expect once it starts.”

In fact, the Bulldogs advanced to the quarterfinals of the Class 6A state playoffs last year. Previously, RBHS had been to the quarterfinals in 2001 when star quarterback Tim Brasic powered the Bulldogs to an 11-1 record.

RBHS enters the 6A playoffs this season with a 7-2 record overall and 4-1 record in the Metro Suburban West.

“The goal for us was to be playing our best football football at this time of the season,” Curtin said. “I think are we are doing that.

This team has matured in a lot of ways.

Most importantly, our players have learned how to respond to both adversity and suc-

S P O R T S

File photo

RBHS wide receiver Emmanuel Salther had five catches for 73 yards in a 21-7 win against Glenbard South Oct. 22. cess to foster our development overall.”

The Bulldogs defeated Glenbard South 21-7 Friday in their regular season finale.

Junior Quarterback Hunter Hughes completed 15 of 22 passes for 145 yards but threw two interceptions.

The Friars scored nine points to tie with three other schools for 13th in the state.

R O U N D U P

RBHS boys soccer

Yelamanchili wins state title in tennis

RBHS soccer player Juan Quiroz.

Courtesy Ivek Halic

LTHS No. 1 singles player edges Evanston’s Goncharova in final

By MARTY FARMER Sports Editor

After cruising through the Class 2A girls state championship with five victories in 10 straight sets, Lyons Township’s Lahari Yelamanchili met plenty of resistance from Evanston’s Anastasia Goncharova in the championship match.

Yelamanchili outlasted Goncharova to earn a 7-6 (5), 3-6, 7-6 (6) win as the Lions tied Stevenson with 25 points apiece for second place. The Courtesy Bill Stone Lions’ conference rivals, Hinsdale Central (29 Lahari Yelamanchili , left, points) won the team title with Andjelija Bozovic.

“Hunter gets better each week by making good decisions with the football,” Curtin said. “We’re pleased with his development.

He’s so fast and can really move so we put the reins on him a little bit. He’s a versatile quarterback for sure.”

Nicolas Del Nodal had 18 carries for 150 yards and a touchdown, while wide receiver Emmanuel Salther had five catches for 73 yards.

Defensively, Keenan Scott was outstanding against Glenbard South with 11 solo tackles, five assisted tackles plus two tackles for loss and a sack. Joey Swallow added two interceptions.

“Joey and Keenan have both done some really good things for us,” Curtin said. “Del Nodal has a done a fine job at tailback and I love the job Filip Sofeski and Coulter Greenwell have done in the trenches for us.”

RBHS hosts Lake Forest on Friday, Oct. 28 at 7 p.m. in the first round of the 6A playoffs.

“The playoffs are different,” Curtin said.

“The intensity and speed of the game picks up and it’s a more electrifying atmosphere.

Teams typically tweak a few things and make minor adjustments, but the game will always be about fundamentals like blocking and tackling.”

and Glenbard West (15) placed fourth, as the West Suburban Silver Division enjoyed a banner day.

Along with Yelamanchili’s standout performance, LTHS senior Andjelija Bozovic won five of seven matches at the tournament.

Fenwick girls tennis Haley Fakouri won six of eight matches to finish sixth at the Class 1A state tournament on Saturday. After losing to Mia Bertino of Joliet Catholic in the third round, Fakouri reeled off four straight-set wins in a row, highlighted by a 7-6 (5), 6-2 victory against Bertino in the consolation bracket. In the fifthplace match, Boylan Catholic’s Ana Hatfield edged Fakouri 6-3, 4-6, 6-3 causing the latter to finish sixth in the state.

The doubles team of Bella Burdi and Ceci Walsh went 1-2 at state for the Friars. They cruised past the Oak Forest team of Kirsten Birk and Danielle Murawski 6-1, 6-1 for their lone win.

The Bulldogs fell one game short of winning their own regional championship under first-year head coach Ivek Halic. Lyons Township cruised past RBHS 6-2 to win the Class 3A Riverside-Brookfield Regional final.

LTHS dominated the regional by outscoring its opponents 15-3 in two games.

In the semifinals, Luis Cardenas scored the game-winning goal in overtime to power RBHS past Whitney Young 1-0.

LTHS rocked Hinsdale South 9-1 in the other match.

RBHS fared well under Halic as the Bulldogs finished 135-2. Midfielders Isaiah Jebb, Nathan Juarez, Luis Cardenas, Jacob Douglas, Juan Quiroz, Carlos Tapia and goalkeeper Matthew Pilewski played key roles for the team this fall.

RBHS boys cross country Claiming four of the top five spots at its own regional, the Bulldogs cruised to the team title with 22 points, followed by fellow state-qualifying teams Solorio (64), Nazareth Academy (81), Evergreen Park (99), Kennedy (100) and Brooks (174) The Bulldogs’ Mateo Nunez finished second with a time of 15 minutes and 35 seconds, followed by teammates Connor O’Brien (3rd/16:27), Jacob Wardzala (4th/16:35) and Jack Sagan (5th/16:36). Senior Matt Zamudio placed eighth at 16:57.

LTHS boys cross country The Lions placed third (65 points) at the Hinsdale Central Regional of the Class 3A playoffs. Seniors Roland Van Tassel (7th/15:34) and Graham Kutchek (11th/15:42) posted the best scores for LTHS. Charles Harders (13th/15:49), Alex Lynch (16th/16:00), Andrew Tarasuk (18th/16:05) and Patrick Kane (20th/16:15) also recorded top 20 finishes.

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PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Public Hearing will be held by the Village of Oak Park Historic Preservation Commission on Thursday, November 10, 2016 at 7:30PM at Village Hall, 123 Madison Street, Oak Park, Illinois on the following matter: â&#x20AC;¢ Historic Landmark Nomination for 317 N. Euclid Avenue

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The public hearing is being held in accordance with the regulations of the Oak Park Historic Preservation Ordinance.

The Historic Preservation Commission will take public testimony and forward their recommendations to the Village Board of Trustees following the conclusion of the public hearing.

For further information on this matter contact the Department of Development Customer Services, Planning Division, Village of Oak Park, 123 Madison Street, Oak Park, Illinois during normal business hours or historicpreservation@oak-park.us.

DATED AT OAK PARK, ILLINOIS ON OCTOBER 26, 2016 Published in Wednesday Journal 10/26/2016

STATE OF ILLINOIS) COUNTY OF COOK )ss Circuit Court of Cook County, County Department, Domestic Relations Division.

In re the marriage of Yeimi Ordonez, Petitioner and Brian Reyes, Respondent, Case No. 2016D-000175.

The requisite affidavit for publication having been filed, notice is hereby given to you, the above named Respondent, that a Petition has been filed in the Circuit Court of Cook County, Illinois, by the Petitioner, for Dissolution of Marriage and for other relief; and that said suit is now pending.

Now, therefore, unless you, the said Respondent, file your response to said Petition or otherwise make your appearance therein, in the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Cook County, Illinois, Room 802, Richard J. Daley Center, 50 West Washington Street, in the City of Chicago, Illinois, on or before November 15, 2016, default may be entered against you at any time after that day, and a judgment for Dissolution of Marriage entered in accordance with the prayer of said Petition.

DOROTHY A. BROWN, Clerk.

Published in Wednesday Journal 10/12, 10/19, 10/26/2016

LEGAL NOTICE Public Notice of Mechanicâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Lien Notice is given that a 1981 Mercedes Benz 300SD sedan, VIN# WDBCB20A6BB010307, belonging to Luke Russell, amount due and owing on this vehicle for repairs and storage total $6776.81, is subject to enforcement of a mechanicâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s lien pursuant to Chapter 770 ILCS 45/1 et seq. and 90/1 et seq. Vehicle will be sold to the highest offer on or after November 15, 2016 at 727 N Harlem Ave, Oak Park IL 60302.

Published in Wednesday Journal 10/26, 11/2, 11/9

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING VILLAGE OF OAK PARK PLAN COMMISSION PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that on November 16, 2016, at 7:00 p.m. at a meeting of the Village of Oak Park Plan Commission to be held in Room 201 (Council Chambers), Oak Park Village Hall, 123 Madison Street, Oak Park, Illinois, a public hearing shall be held by the Plan Commission to consider the application of the Village of Oak Park for a comprehensive update of the Oak Park Zoning Ordinance and Map. A copy of the proposed comprehensive update of the Oak Park Zoning Ordinance and Map is on file and available for public inspection at Village Hall, Development Customer Services Department, 123 Madison Street, Oak Park, Illinois 60302, during regular business hours, Monday through Friday, between 8:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. or at the following website address: www.oakparkzoning. com. All interested persons shall be given an opportunity to be heard at the public hearing. The hearing may be continued by the Plan Commission to another date by public announcement at the hearing setting forth the time and place thereof.

Persons with disabilities planning to attend and needing special accommodations should contact the Village Clerkâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Office at 123 Madison Street, Oak Park, Illinois 60302, or call (708) 358-5670.

David Mann, Chair Oak Park Plan Commission Published in Wednesday Journal 10/26/2016

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LEGAL NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing will be held by the Zoning Board of Appeals of the Village of Oak Park on Wednesday evening, November 9, 2016 at 7:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers of the Village Hall, 123 Madison St., Oak Park, Illinois on the following matter: Cal. No. 27-16-Z: 264 Iowa Street, Matthew Kustusch Matthew Kustusch, Applicant, is seeking a variation from Section 4.1 (A) (2) of the Zoning Ordinance of the Village of Oak Park, which section states that buildings or structures shall not occupy smaller lots than the district requirement and from Section 3.5.3 (A) (1) (Minimum Lot Size), which section requires a minimum lot size of 5,000 square feet in the R-3 Single-Family District, to permit the demolition and construction of a new single-family residence on a substandard lot (3,750 square feet) at the premises commonly known as 264 Iowa Street, Oak Park, Illinois.

Those property owners within 500 feet of the Subject Property and those persons with a special interest beyond that of the general public (“Interested Parties”) wishing to cross-examine witnesses must complete and file an appearance with original signatures with the Village Clerk not later than 5:00 PM on the business day preceding the public hearing.

All papers in connection with the above matter are on file at the Village of Oak Park and available for examination by interested parties by contacting the Zoning Administrator at 708.358.5449.

DATED AT OAK PARK, ILLINOIS, this 26th Day of October, 2016 Published in Wednesday Journal 10/26/2016

PUBLIC NOTICE River Forest Park District Cook County, Illinois “Notice of Availability” Annual Statement of Receipts and Disbursements Fiscal Year Ended April 30, 2016.

The River Forest Park District has the Annual Statement of Receipts and Disbursements on file at Park District Headquarters, 401 Thatcher Avenue, River Forest, IL 60305.

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Notice is hereby given to all interested persons that a public hearing before the Planning and Zoning Commission of the Village of Riverside will be held on Monday, November 14, 2016 at 7:00 p.m., or as soon thereafter as the business of the Planning and Zoning Commission may permit, in Room 4 of the Riverside Township Hall, 27 Riverside Road, Riverside, Illinois, to consider an application for a variation from Section 10-7-3.E.2 of the Village of Riverside Zoning Ordinance for property located at 369 Blackhawk Road, Riverside, Illinois, in the R1-A Single-Family Residence District, in order to build a concrete driveway that encroaches into the required 1-ft. setback for driveways.

Notice is hereby given to all interested persons that a public hearing before the Planning and Zoning Commission of the Village of Riverside will be held on Monday, November 14, 2016 at 7:00 p.m., or as soon thereafter as the business of the Planning and Zoning Commission may permit, in Room 4 of the Riverside Township Hall, 27 Riverside Road, Riverside, Illinois, to consider proposed text amendments to the Village of Riverside Zoning Ordinance.

PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given, pursuant to “An Act in relation to the use of an Assumed Business Name in the conduct or transaction of Business in the State,” as amended, that a certification was registered by the undersigned with the County Clerk of Cook County. FILE NO. D16148317 on October 3, 2016.

Under the Assumed Business Name of JONERSON FINANCIAL SERVICES with the business located at: P.O. BOX 34706, CHICAGO, IL 60634. The true and real full name(s) and residence address of the owner(s)/partner(s) is: TERESA B JONES, 2919 N MULLIGAN AVE, CHICAGO, IL 60634.

PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given, pursuant to “An Act in relation to the use of an Assumed Business Name in the conduct or transaction of Business in the State,” as amended, that a certification was filed by the undersigned with the County Clerk of Cook County. FILE NO. D16148485 on October 20, 2016.

Under the Assumed Business Name of SARIAH LYNN PHOTOGRAPHY with the business located at: 3330 SUNNYSIDE AVE, BROOKFIELD, IL 60513. The true and real full name(s) and residence address of the owner(s)/partner(s) is: SARIAH MATTINSON 3330 SUNNYSIDE AVE BROOKFIELD, IL 60513

Application No.: PZ 16-018 Petitioner: Andres Soto Property Commonly Known As: 369 Blackhawk Road, Riverside, Illinois PIN: 15-36-410-006 The variation sought is from Section 10-7-3.E.2 of the Riverside Zoning Ordinance, which provides as follows: “Location: A residential driveway may be located on the lot line if it physically abuts a driveway on the adjacent lot. This location shall only be allowed if approved by the owners of each lot, such approval to be recorded as a shared driveway easement on each plat of survey.

All other driveways shall be located a minimum of one foot (1’) from the side and rear lot line.”

The above application is available for inspection at the office of the Village Clerk, 27 Riverside Road, Riverside, Illinois 60546. During the Public Hearing the Planning and Zoning Commission will hear testimony from and consider any evidence presented by persons interested to speak on this matter.

Persons wishing to appear at this hearing may do so in person or by attorney or other representative and may speak for or against the proposed variation. Communications in writing in relation thereto may be filed at such hearing or with the Planning & Zoning Commission in advance by submission to the Village’s Building Department at 27 Riverside Road, Riverside, Illinois prior to 4:00 p.m. the day of the public hearing.

The Public Hearing may be continued from time to time without further notice, except as otherwise required under the Illinois Open Meetings Act. Dated this 26th day of October, 2016.

Paul Kucera, Chairperson Planning and Zoning Commission Published in RB Landmark 10/26/2016

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Application No.: PZ 16-019 Petitioner: Village of Riverside Proposed Text Amendments: 10-43(D) Method for Measuring Street Yards, 10-7-3(H) Porches, 10-7-4 Permitted Encroachments (Table 7) and 10-11-4 Other Terms Defined Section 10-4-3(D) of the Village of Riverside Zoning Ordinance currently determines how the street yard is measured. The Village proposes to amend this section to revise and clarify how street yards are measured.

Sections 10-7-3(H) and 10-7-4 of the Village of Riverside Zoning Ordinance currently prohibit porches (enclosed or unenclosed) from encroaching into any required yards and only allow existing encroaching porches to be repaired or restored to their existing form, footprint and depth. The Village proposes to allow unenclosed porches to encroach in the required street yard and allow encroaching front porches that are enclosed to be unenclosed.

Published in Wednesday Journal 10/26, 11/2, 11/9/2016

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Published in Landmark 10/26, 11/2, 11/9/2016

PARK DISTRICT OF FOREST PARK NOTICE OF AVAILABILITY OF ANNUAL AUDIT Notice is hereby given that the annual certified audit of the Park District of Forest Park, Cook County, Illinois, for the fiscal year beginning May 1, 2015 and ending April 30, 2016 is available for public inspection. The audit was conducted by Wermer, Rogers, Doran & Ruzon, LLC. Inspection may be made at the Administrative Office of the Park District, 7501 Harrison Street, Forest Park, Illinois from 8:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.

S/Joe Murray Treasurer

PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given, pursuant to “An Act in relation to the use of an Assumed Business Name in the conduct or transaction of Business in the State,” as amended, that a certification was registered by the undersigned with the County Clerk of Cook County. REGISTRATION NO. D16148502 on October 21, 2016. Under the Assumed Name of CAMERON MICHELE DESIGNS with the business located at: 611 SOUTH HARVEY AVENUE, OAK PARK IL, 60304. The true and real full name(s) and residence address of the owner(s)/partners(s) is: CAMERON MICHELE PILCHER 611 SOUTH HARVEY AVENUE OAK PARK, IL 60304.

Published in Forest Park Review 10/26/2016

Published in Wednesday Journal 10/26, 11/2, 11/9/2016

The Public Hearing may be continued from time to time without further notice, except as otherwise required under the Illinois Open Meetings Act. Dated this 26th day of October, 2016.

Paul Kucera, Chairperson Planning & Zoning Commission Published in RB Landmark 10/26/2016

Notice of Public Hearing Park District of Oak Park November 3, 2016, 7:30 p.m.

2016 Tax Levy Notice is hereby given that the Board of Commissioners of the Park District of Oak Park will conduct a public hearing concerning the adoption of the Park District’s 2016 Property Tax Levy on November 3, 2016, at 7:30 p.m. at the Hedges Administration Center, 218 Madison St, Oak Park, IL, during the Board of Commissioners’ committee of the whole meeting.

By: Commissioner Sandy Lentz Secretary, Board of Commissioners Park District of Oak Park Published in Wednesday Journal 10/26/16

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Section 10-11-4 of the Village of Riverside Zoning Ordinance currently defines porches. The Village proposes to amend the definition of porch and add definitions for enclosed and unenclosed porches.

The above application is available for inspection at the office of the Village Clerk, 27 Riverside Road, Riverside, Illinois 60546. During the Public Hearing the Planning and Zoning Commission will hear testimony from and consider any evidence presented by persons interested to speak on these matters. Persons wishing to appear at this hearing may do so in person or by attorney or other representative and may speak for or against the proposed text amendments. Communications in writing in relation thereto may be filed at such hearing or with the Planning & Zoning Commission in advance by submission to the Village’s Building Department at 27 Riverside Road, Riverside, Illinois prior to 4:00 p.m. the day of the public hearing.

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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPARTMENT– CHANCERY DIVISION WELLS FARGO BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO WELLS FARGO BANK MINNESOTA, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE F/K/ A NORWEST BANK MINNESOTA, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR STRUCTURED ASSET SECURITIES CORPORATION MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST 2007-OSI Plaintiff, -v.MARIAN ARCHIE, 222 BOULEVARD MANOR CONDOMINIUMS Defendants 14 CH 011908 222 W. WASHINGTON BLVD. UNIT #104 OAK PARK, IL 60302 NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above cause on January 28, 2016, an agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at 10:30 AM on November 23, 2016, at The Judicial Sales Corporation, One South Wacker Drive–24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606, sell at public auction to the highest bidder, as set forth below, the following described real estate: Commonly known as 222 W. WASHINGTON BLVD. UNIT #104, OAK PARK, IL 60302 Property Index No. 1608-314-043-1004; 16-08-314-0431027. The real estate is improved with a condo/townhouse. Sale terms: 25% down of the highest bid by certified funds at the close of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation. No third party checks will be accepted. The balance, including the Judicial sale fee for Abandoned Residential Property Municipality Relief Fund, which is calculated on residential real estate at the rate of $1 for each $1,000 or fraction thereof of the amount paid by the purchaser not to exceed $300, in certified funds/or wire transfer, is due within twenty-four (24) hours. No fee shall be paid by the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to its credit bid at the sale or by any mortgagee, judgment creditor, or other lienor acquiring the residential real estate whose rights in and to the residential real estate arose prior to the sale. The subject property is subject to general real estate taxes, special assessments, or special taxes levied against said real estate and is offered for sale without any representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse to Plaintiff and in “AS IS” condition. The sale is further subject to confirmation by the court.

Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real estate after confirmation of the sale.

The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no representation as to the condition of the property. Prospective bidders are admonished to check the court file to verify all information.

If this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assessments and the legal fees required

by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(1) and (g)(4).

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interest community, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the assessments required

by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/18.5(g-1). IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. You will need a photo identification issued by a government agency (driver’s license, passport, etc.) in order to gain entry into our building and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same identification for sales held at other county venues where The Judicial Sales Corporation conducts foreclosure sales. For information, examine the court file or contact Plaintiff’s attorney: CODILIS & ASSOCIATES, P.C., 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE, IL 60527, (630) 794-9876 Please refer to file number 1413-12641. THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION One South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-SALE You can also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at www.tjsc.com for a 7 day status report of pending sales. CODILIS & ASSOCIATES, P.C. 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE, IL 60527 (630) 794-5300 E-Mail: pleadings@il.cslegal.com Attorney File No. 14-13-12641 Attorney ARDC No. 00468002 Attorney Code. 21762 Case Number: 14 CH 011908 TJSC#: 36-11964 NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, you are advised that Plaintiff’s attorney is deemed to be a debt collector attempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used for that purpose.

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CERTIFICATES SERIES 2007HY6 TRUST Plaintiff, vs.

PAUL WICKLOW, MELISSA A. WICKLOW, JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA FOR THE BENEFIT OF INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE, UNKNOWN OWNERS, GENERALLY, AND NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS Defendants, 15 CH 9733 NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above entitled cause on August 18, 2016 Intercounty Judicial Sales Corporation will on Tuesday, November 22, 2016 at the hour of 11 a.m. in their office at 120 West Madison Street, Suite 718A, Chicago, Illinois, sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, as set forth below, the following described mortgaged real estate: P.I.N. 16-07-206-004-0000.

Commonly known as 308 N. Oak Park Avenue, Oak Park, IL 60302.

The mortgaged real estate is improved with a single family residence. If the subject mortgaged real estate is a unit of a common interest community, the purchaser of the unit other than a mortgagee shall pay the assessments required by subsection (g-1) of Section 18.5 of the Condominium Property Act. Sale terms: 10% down by certified funds, balance, by certified funds, within 24 hours. No refunds.

The property will NOT be open for inspection.

For information call Mr. Frederic Deraiche at Plaintiff’s Attorney, Kluever & Platt, L.L.C., 65 East Wacker Place, Chicago, Illinois 60601. (312) 236-0077. File Number SPSF.2282A INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION Selling Officer, (312) 444-1122

JOHNNY JAMISON, SUSAN JAMISON, STATE OF ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE, CITY OF CHICAGO, MIDLAND FUNDING, LLC Defendants 11 CH 25850 841 N. Lombard Ave. Oak Park, IL 60302 NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above cause on May 19, 2015, an agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at 10:30 AM on December 5, 2016, at The Judicial Sales Corporation, One South Wacker Drive–24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606, sell at public auction to the highest bidder, as set forth below, the following described real estate: Commonly known as 841 N. Lombard Ave., Oak Park, IL 60302 Property Index No. 1605-303-023-0000. The real estate is improved with a single family residence. The judgment amount was $487,146.09. Sale terms: 25% down of the highest bid by certified funds at the close of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation. No third party checks will be accepted. The balance, including the Judicial sale fee for Abandoned Residential Property Municipality Relief Fund, which is calculated on residential real estate at the rate of $1 for each $1,000 or fraction thereof of the amount paid by the purchaser not to exceed $300, in certified funds/or wire transfer, is due within twenty-four (24) hours. No fee shall be paid by the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to its credit bid at the sale or by any mortgagee, judgment creditor, or other lienor acquiring the residential real estate whose rights in and to the residential real estate arose prior to the sale. The subject property is subject to general real estate taxes, special assessments, or special taxes levied against said real estate and is offered for sale without any representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse to Plaintiff and in “AS IS” condition. The sale is further subject to confirmation by the court.

Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real estate after confirmation of the sale.

The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no representation as to the condition of the property. Prospective bidders are admonished to check the court file to verify all information.

If this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assessments and the legal fees required

by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/ 9(g)(1) and (g)(4). If this property is a condominium unit which is part of a common interest community, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the assessments required

by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/18.5(g-1). IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. You will need a photo identification issued by a government agency (driver’s license, passport, etc.) in order to gain entry into our building and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same identification for sales held at other county venues where The Judicial Sales Corporation conducts foreclosure sales. For information, contact Plaintiff’s attorney: HEAVNER, BEYERS & MIHLAR, LLC, 111 East Main Street, DECATUR, IL 62523, (217) 422-1719 If the sale is not confirmed for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only to a return of the purchase price paid. The Purchaser shall have no further recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee’s attorney. THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION One South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-SALE You can also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at www.tjsc.com for a 7 day status report of pending sales. HEAVNER, BEYERS & MIHLAR, LLC 111 East Main Street DECATUR, IL 62523 (217) 422-1719 Fax #: (217) 4221754 CookPleadings@hsbattys. com Attorney Code. 40387 Case Number: 11 CH 25850 TJSC#: 3611955 NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, you are advised that Plaintiff’s attorney

is deemed to be a debt collector attempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used for that purpose.

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and to the residential real estate arose prior to the sale. The subject property is subject to general real estate taxes, special assessments, or special taxes levied against said real estate and is offered for sale without any representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse to Plaintiff and in “AS IS” condition. The sale is further subject to confirmation by the court.

Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real estate after confirmation of the sale.

The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no representation as to the condition of the property. Prospective bidders are admonished to check the court file to verify all information.

If this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assessments and the legal fees required

by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(1) and (g)(4).

If this property is a condominium unit which is part of a common interest community, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the assessments required

by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/18.5(g-1). IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. You will need a photo identification issued by a government agency (driver’s license, passport, etc.) in order to gain entry into our building and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same identification for sales held at other county venues where The Judicial Sales Corporation conducts foreclosure sales. For information, contact Plaintiff’s attorney: HEAVNER, BEYERS & MIHLAR, LLC, 111 East Main Street, DECATUR, IL 62523, (217) 422-1719 If the sale is not confirmed for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only to a return of the purchase price paid. The Purchaser shall have no further recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee’s attorney. THE

JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION One South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-SALE You can also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at www.tjsc.com for a 7 day status report of pending sales. HEAVNER, BEYERS & MIHLAR, LLC 111 East Main Street DECATUR, IL 62523 (217) 422-1719 Fax #: (217) 4221754 CookPleadings@hsbattys. com Attorney Code. 40387 Case Number: 16 CH 04482 TJSC#: 3611962 NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, you are advised that Plaintiff’s attorney is deemed to be a debt collector attempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used for that purpose.

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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPARTMENT– CHANCERY DIVISION U.S. BANK NA, SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE TO BANK OF AMERICA, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO LASALLE BANK NA AS TRUSTEE FOR WAMU MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH

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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPARTMENT– CHANCERY DIVISION DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE FOR LONG BEACH MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST 2006-7 Plaintiff, -v.-

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPARTMENT– CHANCERY DIVISION PNC BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION Plaintiff, -v.KARLA M. SMITH, CAPITAL ONE BANK (USA), N.A. AS SUCCESSOR TO HSBC BANK NEVADA, N.A., FKA HOUSEHOLD BANK, ATLAS STONE DISTRIBUTION, INC., THE PARKVIEW OF FOREST PARK CONDOMINIUM Defendants 16 CH 04482 1101 S. Harlem Unit 203 Forest Park, IL 60130 NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above cause on July 12, 2016, an agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at 10:30 AM on December 6, 2016, at The Judicial Sales Corporation, One South Wacker Drive–24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606, sell at public auction to the highest bidder, as set forth below, the following described real estate: Commonly known as 1101 S. Harlem Unit 203, Forest Park, IL 60130 Property Index No. 15-13-431-043-1007.

The real estate is improved with a residential condominium. The judgment amount was $97,880.86. Sale terms: 25% down of the highest bid by certified funds at the close of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation. No third party checks will be accepted. The balance, including the Judicial sale fee for Abandoned Residential Property Municipality Relief Fund, which is calculated on residential real estate at the rate of $1 for each $1,000 or fraction thereof of the amount paid by the purchaser not to exceed $300, in certified funds/or wire transfer, is due within twenty-four (24) hours. No fee shall be paid by the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to its credit bid at the sale or by any mortgagee, judgment creditor, or other lienor acquiring the residential real estate whose rights in

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The Illinois Human Rights Act prohibits discrimination in the sale, rental or advertising of real estate based on factors in addition to those protected under federal law.

This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of the law. All persons are hereby informedthat all dwellings advertised are available on an equal opportunity basis.

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