Barrington Area Library: 1998 Index of Barrington Courier Review
Barrington Courier-Review Index 1998
7-ELEVEN
Barrington store stops selling adult magazines 1/15/98 p.13
ACCIDENTS
Stranger saves woman's life 1/8/98 p.7
Three injured in Route 62 crash 1/29/98 p.10
Injured man gets ticket 2/5/98 p.11
Area woman dies in crash 3/12/98 p.10
Teen girl dies in Route 53 crash 3/12/98 p.10
Safe and sound 4/9/98 p.10
Plane crashes in MacArthur's field 4/16/98 p.7
Broken gas main causes traffic headaches 4/30/98 p.5
Chicago woman killed in Route 59 car crash 5/7/98 p.8
Lake Zurich cops investigate nursing home patient death
5/21/98 p.12
Brooks Mann's saga is taking tragic turn 6/25/98 p.9
Waste spills after truck turns over on Lake-Cook 7/9/98 p.8
Not a red-letter day at Barrington Post Office 8/20/98 p.5
Dump truck overturns at North Barrington School 8/27/98 p.8
Driver in Brooks Mann accident gets sentence 9/3/98 p.9
Woman charged in post office crash 9/10/98 p.6
Woodland student dies in accident 10/8/98 p.6
Local man dies in car crash 10/8/98 p.10
Girl's parents filing wrongful death suit 10/15/98 p.5
Smiling little girl remembered 10/15/98 p.5
Tragedy is sad lesson for kids 10/15/98 p.8
Police say fall killed girl 10/22/98 p.14
Barrington man critical after car crash 11/5/98 p.13
Cops seeking truck seen at fatal crash 11/5/98 p.23
Judge denies Talley family request to postpone Kane
coroner's inquest 11/12/98 p.7
Jury: Girl's death was an accident 11/19/98 p.13
Heart failure leads to fatal one-car accident 11/19/98 p.23
Hypnotist used to find clues in fatal accident 12/3/98 p.12
ACTIVE CITIZENS FOR RESPONSIBLE EXPANSION
ACRE ready to renew its fight against mall 11/19/98 p.8
ADLER, NICHOLAS
From Russia with love 11/19/98 p.7
ADOPTION
From Russia with love 11/19/98 p.7
AGRA, BOB
Mercury Cruiselines; Bob and Holly Agra, owners 7/2/98
p.103
AGRA, HOLLY
Mercury Cruiselines; Bob and Holly Agra, owners 7/2/98
p.103
ALDEN, ASHLEY
Alden wins blue ribbon 9/10/98 p.26
ALEXANDER STILLMAN NATURE CENTER
On the right path 10/22/98 p.103
ALGONQUIN, ILL.
Algonquin reasserts stake in Bolz Road corridor plan
7/23/98 p.29
Hearing on spa delayed 8/13/98 p.12
Algonquin closes a massage parlor 9/17/98 p.19
Algonquin preparing to market its business park 11/26/98
p.105
ALLIANCE OF BARRINGTON COMMUNITIES FOR DRUG EDUCATION
Low numbers may spell doom for ABCDE program 7/16/98 p.7
ABCDE cancels workshop 7/30/98 p.12
ALLIED WASTE SYSTEMS
NB waste hauler to change name 1/1/98 p.6
ALVAREZ, JUDY JEAN
One massage parlor closes, another one faces charges
9/24/98 p.8
Massage parlors get day in court 10/8/98 p.5
ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE
Slipping away 5/28/98 p.101
AMC, INC.
New tax may cover cost of land 1/1/98 p.5
Hilton eyes SB land 1/1/98 p.6
Village imposes two-bit amusement tax 1/15/98 p.6
Village grants AMC exclusive address 1/22/98 p.6
Hilton deal being worked out 1/22/98 p.12
AMC targets March 20 opening 2/5/98 p.11
Theater's opening benefits new Barbara Rose School 3/5/98
p.7
Really big show place 3/19/98 p.126
Smoke bombs ignited at AMC's new theaters 4/2/98 p.9
Burglars break into cars in theater's parking lot 4/2/98
p.9
Star Wars fans flock to South Barrington theater 11/19/98
p.26
AMERICAN CHARTERED BANK
American Chartered Bank; Robert Riter, chairman 8/20/98
p.107
AMERICAN NATIONAL CAN COMPANY
Senior housing hearing postponed 1/8/98 p.6
Senior housing plan approved 5/28/98 p.5
AMERITECH COMMUNICATIONS
NOPE lawsuit is a sign of times 2/12/98 p.5
Ameritech proposal is tanked 6/25/98 p.27
AMSTADT'S FINER FOODS
Village's redevelopment efforts may doom independent grocer
9/3/98 p.13
ANIMALS
Cocoa comes home 1/22/98 p.87
Longneck Ranch; Bob and Sarah Sophie, owners 1/22/98 p.101
Coyote may have killed ex-Bear's dog 3/12/98 p.6
Swan posse--not just pretty faces 4/16/98 p.121
Office employees go on duck watch 4/23/98 p.12
Eggs hatch; ducklings vanish 5/21/98 p.26
Police officer rescues dog pinned under car 7/9/98 p.10
Youngster saves a second local pooch from peril 7/9/98 p.11
Fox news 8/6/98 p.9
Cop captures cormorant 8/6/98 p.10
Egrets benefit from grassroots effort 9/3/98 p.85
Wetlands preservation is key to survival for many species
9/3/98 p.85
Police pursue mystery cat 12/24/98 p.9
Sheriff's deputy saves dogs from fire 12/31/98 p.7
ANIMALS, TREATMENT OF
Life savers 6/11/98 p.101
Wauconda rodeo rides once more 7/9/98 p.28
Rodeo weekend was a bumpy ride 7/16/98 p.12
Homes sought for stray cats, canines 8/13/98 p.7
ANNEXATION (MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT)
Village need help to defend boundaries 1/8/98 p.18
Mall brawl 12/17/98 p.5
Public outcry follows villages' mall vote 12/17/98 p.5
NB-HW land dispute now eight years old 12/17/98 p.10
Board continues efforts to capture mall property 12/24/98
p.8
Taubman: Company careful not to double-deal villages
12/24/98 p.8
County files charges in mall brawl 12/31/98 p.5
ANNIVERSARIES
50th wedding anniversary [Grabenkort] 4/30/98 p.110
Couple [Kobeski] marks 70 years of marriage 8/6/98 p.102
Shileys celebrate 50th tomorrow 8/13/98 p.96
Moellers mark 50 years of marriage 9/3/98 p.92
Couple [Brainerd] celebrates 50th anniversary 9/3/98 p.92
Couple [Schreiber] repeats their wedding vows 9/10/98 p.93
Peter Daniel marks its 25th anniversary 9/10/98 p.107
Correction to story of 9/9/98 9/17/98 p.6
Helen and Harold Shiley 50th wedding anniversary 9/24/98
p.102
Jacobs celebrate 50th, renew wedding vows 12/10/98 p.113
APMANN, MISSY
Apmann wins national honors 9/17/98 p.106
AQUALUSION FAMILY AQUATIC CENTER
Aqualusion will be name of new pool complex 3/19/98 p.7
New pool will open early 6/4/98 p.8
ARDENTE, JOHN
Ardentes conquer canyon 4/30/98 p.12
ARDENTE, JOHN, JR.
Ardentes conquer canyon 4/30/98 p.12
ARLINGTON PARK (RACE TRACK)
Mordell: Racing needs reforms for success 8/13/98 p.106
Industry could face long odds without Arlington in picture
8/13/98 p.107
ARLINGTON SQUARES
Squared away 2/26/98 p.89
ARNETT C. LINES SCHOOL
Foreign exchange students forge friendships 4/23/98 p.7
Lines lauded for foundation fund-raising effort 6/11/98
p.29
Artists spruce up Lines library 8/27/98 p.7
Grove, Lines expansion plans get endorsement 10/15/98 p.5
Panel endorses BHS renovation 10/22/98 p.5
Village ok's plans for BHS, Grove and Lines 11/12/98 p.9
ARTISTS
Brynes' talents run to art and science 1/8/98 p.B3
Honquest to display artist's original quilts 3/5/98 p.107
ASCH, CATHLEEN
Getting technical 9/24/98 p.113
ASPELL, KATIE
Girls stepping out with Irish dancing 2/19/98 p.7
AUSTIN, JOHN
Austin power 6/11/98 p.127
AUTHORS
What color is your brain? [Glazov] 2/12/98 p.B3
Kostick wit 4/23/98 p.29
Author [Bergman] explores memory in moving debut novel
5/21/98 p.B6
Woman of the Year [Walter] 10/8/98 p.93
Poet [Anna Husain] in residence 11/5/98 p.101
AUTOMOBILES
An EPIC tale 2/12/98 p.109
AVIATION GROUP
Airport angst 3/26/98 p.115
AVLON (REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT)
Public hearing set for Avlon developer rezoning proposal
6/18/98 p.13
Ten-story buildings could be built on Avlon property
8/20/98 p.11
AWATRAMANIK, RISHI
Durbin accepts SB student's graduation ceremony invite
6/25/98 p.12
BAKER, JAMES
Stranger saves woman's life 1/8/98 p.7
BAKERS LAKE NATURE PRESERVE
County considers preserve addition 2/12/98 p.6
Tree-mendous effort 3/5/98 p.90
County nest egg could help restore Bakers Lake island
12/31/98 p.7
BARBARA B. ROSE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Board calls new SB school a Rose 1/29/98 p.6
Principal chosen for new Barbara Rose School 2/5/98 p.5
Late school opening worries parents 2/5/98 p.11
Theater's opening benefits new Barbara Rose School 3/5/98
p.7
Bill Rose gives donation to help build new school 3/26/98
p.10
New school's opening pushed back 4/9/98 p.5
Rose school donation put back in construction fund 7/16/98
p.10
Rose will blossom this winter 11/12/98 p.31
BARRINGTON AMERICAN LEGION POST 158
Kozel muscling up at plate; Post 158 wins Oconomowoc
tourney 7/16/98 p.113
Post 158 players team up to hammer way into final 4
7/23/98 p.121
Post 158 perseveres to win District 7/30/98 p.113
Making it look easy 8/6/98 p.119
BARRINGTON AREA ARTS COUNCIL
Families encouraged to take Run for the Arts 6/11/98 p.117
BARRINGTON AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
GSH given chamber's highest honor 2/5/98 p.109
Chamber donates $5,000 for fire truck refurbishing 11/5/98
p.125
BARRINGTON AREA COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS
BACOG discusses life after Klein 4/30/98 p.6
Barrington board begins revision of regional plan 5/14/98
p.9
BACOG names new officers 6/4/98 p.6
Officials call for keeping BACOG strong, effective 6/11/98
p.10
Hubbub hitting at heart of local land-use plans 7/16/98 p.9
BACOG opposes sewer proposal 8/20/98 p.6
BACOG panel worried about development proposals 9/24/98
p.14
BARRINGTON AREA COUNCIL ON AGING
Area senior housing options are limited 5/7/98 p.24
BARRINGTON AREA DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL
David Nelson is named BADC Citizen of the Year 5/14/98 p.7
Barrington community foundation created 9/3/98 p.7
BARRINGTON AREA HISTORICAL SOCIETY
Community garage sale benefits local not-for-profit
organizations 4/9/98 p.7
Historical Society proposes Old Barrington campus 11/19/98
p.5
BARRINGTON AREA LIBRARY
Library board forming plan for future growth 2/5/98 p.10
Treasurer's report 8/13/98 p.102
Budget 9/24/98 p.110
Library gets gift from Everen Securities, Inc. 12/17/98
p.119
BARRINGTON AREA SOCCER ASSOCIATION
A sense of urgency is seen in regional park proposal
6/4/98 p.8
Soccer field renovations under way 11/26/98 p.6
BARRINGTON BANK AND TRUST COMPANY
Community investment 5/14/98 p.115
Timing is right 5/14/98 p.115
BARRINGTON BLAZE (SOFTBALL CLUB)
Blaze gets clocked at series 8/20/98 p.116
BARRINGTON BRONCOS (BASEBALL CLUB)
Broncos wrap up North 5/14/98 p.124
Keeping cool 5/28/98 p.131
One stride at a time 6/4/98 p.127
Austin power 6/11/98 p.127
As good as it gets 6/18/98 p.127
Tinkham outshines Lockport catcher in quarterfinal win
6/18/98 p.129
Second best 7/2/98 p.111
Farewell 8/13/98 p.115
BARRINGTON BRONCOS (BASKETBALL CLUB)
Holiday spirit 1/1/98 p.85
Meyer, Broncos dunk Wheeling for first North win 1/15/98
p.94
Maddening: Broncos maintain focus just long enough to stun
Bison 3/5/98 p.113
Fouled out 3/12/98 p.133
Broncos go 2-1 at MHS 12/3/98 p.149
Broncos have fun vs. Young 12/17/98 p.125
Broncos expect to high-five again 12/24/98 p.93
Spicer's OT trey keeps Broncos tied for first place
12/24/98 p.93
BARRINGTON BRONCOS (CROSS COUNTRY TEAM)
Bronco runners win Maine East Invite 9/17/98 p.119
BARRINGTON BRONCOS (FOOTBALL CLUB)
Broncos seeking another fast start 8/20/98 p.115
Quite the catch 8/27/98 p.101
One down 9/3/98 p.109
Meyer's 3 TD catches burn Hawks 10/15/98 p.115
To the nines 10/29/98 p.135
Sagehorn, Broncos pick apart H-F 11/5/98 p.132
Derickson, defense step up 11/12/98 p.123
Bronco fever takes hold of community 11/19/98 p.5
What deficit? 11/19/98 p.137
Going for the title 11/26/98 p.5
Perfectly Normal 11/26/98 p.111
Loss doesn't darken school spirit 12/3/98 p.9
History-making night 12/3/98 p.143
First-class Broncos set the standard 12/3/98 p.146
Broncos won't lack talent next year 12/3/98 p.147
BARRINGTON BRONCOS (GYMNASTICS CLUB)
Finley, Broncos soar in season opener 3/12/98 p.135
Finley flashes state-winning vault 5/21/98 p.123
BARRINGTON BRONCOS (SOCCER CLUB)
Lunt lifts Broncos to winning heights 10/22/98 p.141
So close 11/5/98 p.131
Bit of symbolism preceded Broncos' sectional-title win
11/5/98 p.136
BARRINGTON BRONCOS (SWIM TEAM)
Swimmers enjoy great game 2/12/98 p.119
Sectional soaking 2/26/98 p.113
Kleyn shows 'em at State; Nielsen earns two medals 3/5/98
p.114
Broncos happy with fourth at Relays 12/17/98 p.126
BARRINGTON BRONCOS (TENNIS TEAM)
Broncos ring up fourth straight MSL title 5/21/98 p.123
BARRINGTON BRONCOS (WRESTLING CLUB)
Miller, Juarez, Nelson, and Sestak get job done 2/12/98
p.117
BARRINGTON CHAPTER OF THE LYRIC OPERA OF CHICAGO
30th anniversary celebration 5/14/98 p.108
BARRINGTON COMMUNITY UNIT SCHOOL DISTRICT 220
School District 220 facing deadline for referendum 1/1/98
p.5
CAC lists school rehab recommendations 1/1/98 p.7
District 220 sets levy 1/8/98 p.6
District 220 eyes health curriculum 1/8/98 p.6
Two area objecting to redistricting plan 1/8/98 p.7
Referendum estimates are $3.9 million apart 1/8/98 p.8
District 220 may get aid if voters ok bond issue 1/8/98 p.8
School referendum put on ballot 1/15/98 p.5
Referendum push begins 1/15/98 p.8
Peeved parents pick apart proposed redistricting plan
1/15/98 p.10
Board seeking to solve redistricting dilemmas 1/15/98 p.10
District 220's chances fade for state referendum aid
1/22/98 p.5
School board to honor CAC volunteers 1/22/98 p.6
School capacity often hard to define 1/22/98 p.7
Board mulls redistricting options 1/22/98 p.14
Kids in a class by themselves 1/22/98 p.25
CAPE 2 formed to push referendum 1/29/98 p.5
Board calls new SB school a Rose 1/29/98 p.6
District 220 passes redistricting plan 1/29/98 p.7
Board sides with parents 1/29/98 p.7
Plan could put new subdivision inside Roslyn Road School
area 1/29/98 p.8
Principal chosen for new Barbara Rose School 2/5/98 p.5
Lamberson proposes tax cuts 2/5/98 p.6
Hansen promises to chirp at price creep 2/5/98 p.6
Board to have COW 2/5/98 p.6
Referendum backers chart community outreach plan 2/5/98 p.9
Late school opening worries parents 2/5/98 p.11
CAPE'S crusade begins 2/5/98 p.24
Totally awesome subject 2/12/98 p.29
Referendum is subject of spirited CFE forum 2/19/98 p.9
Not quiet as it seems 3/5/98 p.29
District 220 may now get state construction money 3/12/98
p.9
What referendum bonds will pay for 3/12/98 p.35
Voters ok referendum 3/19/98 p.5
District 220 put on state's watch list 3/26/98 p.5
District 220 to hire construction manager 3/26/98 p.6
Two referendums shared support 3/26/98 p.7
Bill Rose gives donation to help build new school 3/26/98
p.10
New subdivision may affect District 220 redistricting plan
3/26/98 p.10
Parents protest redistricting plan 4/2/98 p.5
Young orators conquer world's greatest terror 4/2/98 p.33
New school's opening pushed back 4/9/98 p.5
Unit District 220 sells $72.1 million in bonds 4/9/98 p.10
District 220 wrestles with school boundary issues 4/9/98
p.11
Curriculum controversy 4/23/98 p.5
Sex ed speaker defends discussion of condoms 4/23/98 p.10
Recommendations given 4/23/98 p.10
District 220 resolves redistricting issues 4/30/98 p.5
District 220 names new administrator 4/30/98 p.9
Board debates solutions to NBS traffic problems 5/21/98 p.5
Agreement reached on teacher contract 5/28/98 p.6
Lamberson appoints watch panel 5/28/98 p.6
District 220 official leaves for Mount Prospect school
5/28/98 p.9
District 220 teachers sign 5-year contract 6/4/98 p.5
Amendment could shift District 220 tax burden 6/11/98 p.5
Decision on health curriculum is delayed 6/18/98 p.5
District 220 tax bill spotlights disparity between counties
6/18/98 p.12
School health curriculum undergoes new revisions 7/9/98
p.11
District 220 tells SEDOL of plan to withdraw 7/9/98 p.14
Rose school donation put back in construction fund 7/16/98
p.10
Residents call proposed development too dense 7/30/98 p.5
District 220 to sell Penny road site 7/30/98 p.6
District 220 may oppose Bolz extension 7/30/98 p.6
New school dedication set 7/30/98 p.6
Westwood, Glen Acres parents seek school bus service
7/30/98 p.7
District 220 ineligible for construction grant 8/6/98 p.8
District 220 opposing Bolz Road project 8/13/98 p.10
District 220 passes resolution opposing Bolz Road plan
8/27/98 p.7
District 220 seeking to move beyond garage sale computer
purchases 8/27/98 p.8
School safety tip line created 9/17/98 p.6
No takers for District 220 South Barrington land 9/17/98
p.10
Panel recommends adoption of controversial curriculum
9/24/98 p.9
District 220 ok's health curriculum 10/1/98 p.5
More school-funding reform still needed 10/1/98 p.9
Correction to story of 10/1/98 10/8/98 p.6
Board considers sex ed philosophy statement 10/8/98 p.8
Minister explains his support for curriculum 10/8/98 p.8
Project's price could increase by $500,000 10/8/98 p.29
Volunteer efforts 10/8/98 p.31
Grove, Lines expansion plans get endorsement 10/15/98 p.5
Playing it safe 10/15/98 p.29
School construction cutbacks required 10/22/98 p.5
Panel endorses BHS renovation 10/22/98 p.5
Village delays ok of school projects 10/29/98 p.5
Parents upset by cancellation of school's Halloween party
10/29/98 p.8
Sex ed statement gets board's ok 10/29/98 p.11
Scary Stories 10/29/98 p.34
District 220 considers eligibility standards 11/5/98 p.5
District 220 Caucus meetings set 11/5/98 p.6
Wamberg will chair District 220 foundation 11/5/98 p.28
District 220 Caucus delegates sought 11/12/98 p.6
Village ok's plans for BHS, Grove and Lines 11/12/98 p.9
District 220 board revises its BHS renovation plans
11/12/98 p.9
Rose will blossom this winter 11/12/98 p.31
District 220 shines on math tests 11/19/98 p.10
Unit school districts show costs, benefits 11/19/98 p.11
District 220 passes $56.6 million 1998 tax levy 11/26/98
p.9
School board ok's sale of Penny Road property 12/3/98 p.8
No-pass, no-play policies extended beyond athletics
12/3/98 p.8
Board rejects preliminary designs for Hough School
12/17/98 p.31
District 220 tax levy passed 12/31/98 p.14
BARRINGTON COUNTRYSIDE FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT
Paid-on-call firefighters sought 1/29/98 p.6
BARRINGTON COUNTRYSIDE PARK DISTRICT
Park District proposal creating controversy 1/29/98 p.5
Annual report 2/26/98 p.96
Budget 12/3/98 p.132
BARRINGTON DIVING ACADEMY
Divers send 9 to Nationals 3/19/98 p.144
BARRINGTON DODGE
Driving ambition 2/26/98 p.105
BARRINGTON FAMILY PHYSICIANS
Neighbors protest plans to expand doctor's office 9/3/98
p.8
Board approves office expansion 10/1/98 p.5
BARRINGTON FILLIES (BASKETBALL CLUB)
Fillies shock Schaumburg 2/19/98 p.101
Test time 12/10/98 p.125
Fremd holds off Fillies 12/17/98 p.126
BARRINGTON FILLIES (CROSS COUNTRY TEAM)
Shorthanded fillies are 7th at Palatine Invite 10/1/98
p.113
BARRINGTON FILLIES (DIVING CLUB)
Divers make do 10/29/98 p.137
BARRINGTON FILLIES (GYMNASTICS CLUB)
Shed no tears 1/29/98 p.109
Niwa and Smarinsky: State-bound 2/12/98 p.117
Fillies hit 140.075 at NT, take second 12/24/98 p.95
BARRINGTON FILLIES (HOCKEY CLUB)
Skating with a purpose 2/12/98 p.118
BARRINGTON FILLIES (SOCCER CLUB)
Tourney time 4/23/98 p.113
Cary kicks Fillies in sectional final 6/4/98 p.128
BARRINGTON FILLIES (SWIM TEAM)
Martin leads by example at county championships 10/1/98
p.114
Fillies sweep relays, pull of 7-peat at MSL 11/5/98 p.132
Molzahn, Brunka, Martell, Freeman earn state berths
11/19/98 p.141
BARRINGTON FILLIES (TENNIS TEAM)
No denying it: expectations high for Fillies 9/3/98 p.111
Fatigued Fillies take 3rd at NT 9/24/98 p.125
Singles sweep lifts fillies to third straight MSL title
10/15/98 p.120
Martins take 5th at State 10/29/98 p.135
BARRINGTON FILLIES (TRACK TEAM)
Fillies are 3rd at MSL 5/14/98 p.125
BARRINGTON FILLIES (VOLLEYBALL CLUB)
Fillies earn berth in sectional final; 37-1 Jacobs next
11/5/98 p.137
Fillies fall in sectional final match 11/12/98 p.123
BARRINGTON FIRE DEPARTMENT
Happy 100th! 4/30/98 p.102
Village may join dispatch agency 6/4/98 p.5
Ryan joins centennial celebration 6/11/98 p.5
Fire engine name contest is real cliff hanger 7/23/98 p.7
Clifford tops name game 8/6/98 p.6
Centennial salute 8/27/98 p.82
24 hours on 9/10/98 p.89
Name nomination gets girl ride to school in fire engine
9/17/98 p.9
Firefighters celebrate centennial 9/24/98 p.5
Lieutenants to be deputized 9/24/98 p.22
Chamber donates $5,000 for fire truck refurbishing 11/5/98
p.125
Barrington deputy chiefs sworn in 11/12/98 p.6
Hough students' effort makes cents 12/24/98 p.6
BARRINGTON GATORADE CLASSIC
There's no place like home for Barrington soccer teams
9/10/98 p.9
BARRINGTON HIGH SCHOOL
Tommy boy 1/8/98 p.93
Honor roll 1/15/98 p.25
Center of attention 2/19/98 p.23
Grease is the musical 2/26/98 p.8
Barrington baseball legend to retire 3/19/98 p.7
Honor roll 3/19/98 p.36
In good hands 3/19/98 p.142
Seventh man 3/26/98 p.124
Orchesis '98 to cover a variety of styles 4/9/98 p.7
Holding a high standard 4/16/98 p.32
Swimming meet a hit for group of special athletes 4/23/98
p.22
Water polo teams staying afloat 4/30/98 p.129
Digesting the plan 5/7/98 p.33
Honor roll 5/7/98 p.35
Weather report [Collage swing choir] 5/14/98 p.30
Bauer imparts precious wisdom 5/14/98 p.123
Hawrysko hired as skipper 5/14/98 p.123
Arts advocate retiring 6/4/98 p.31
Smith gets room for art 6/4/98 p.31
Grads urged to set realistic expectations 6/11/98 p.7
Tremendous trio 6/18/98 p.35
Class of '98 6/18/98 p.36
In the name of Kirby 7/9/98 p.111
BHS library to remain front and center 7/16/98 p.6
Traub, Hulett to coach BHS varsity volleyball 7/30/98 p.113
Honor roll 8/6/98 p.29
Whale of a time 10/1/98 p.7
BHS homecoming feels like paradise 10/8/98 p.7
Project's price could increase by $500,000 10/8/98 p.29
BHS grad returns to teach music 10/15/98 p.7
Panel endorses BHS renovation 10/22/98 p.5
Odd twist on classic play 11/5/98 p.13
Village ok's plans for BHS, Grove and Lines 11/12/98 p.9
District 220 board revises its BHS renovation plans
11/12/98 p.9
Election does not register interest with BHS students
11/19/98 p.34
Loss doesn't darken school spirit 12/3/98 p.9
Former BHS assistant trainer will appeal felony conviction
12/10/98 p.10
BHS horticulture program looking to put down roots
12/17/98 p.33
This year ranks as most-memorable in BHS sports 12/31/98
p.82
BARRINGTON HILLS COUNTRY CLUB (SWIM CLUB)
Life in the fast lanes 7/30/98 p.90
BARRINGTON HILLS, ILL.
Property proprietors 1/1/98 p.77
BH board mulling traffic restrictions 1/22/98 p.11
Park District proposal creating controversy 1/29/98 p.5
Scam artist burglarizes Barrington Hills home 2/12/98 p.10
Park district to get more control of riding center 2/19/98
p.8
Village announces summer road plan 3/26/98 p.14
Hawthorne Lane/Rt. 59 intersection made safer 3/26/98 p.14
Driver leads police on midnight chase 4/2/98 p.5
Plum Tree Road becoming latest BH road controversy 4/2/98
p.12
Barrington Hills enacts bin law 4/9/98 p.6
Plane crashes in MacArthur's field 4/16/98 p.7
Road repair roster revised 5/14/98 p.9
Barrington Hills trustees name appointments 6/4/98 p.6
Children's World opening in Barrington Hills 6/11/98 p.121
Third annual Tiffany classic polo match set for Saturday
6/18/98 p.7
Three's a charm 6/25/98 p.7
Resident helps reforest BH village hall property 6/25/98
p.8
Police officers' run raises funds for special athletes
6/25/98 p.9
Common sense safety 6/25/98 p.91
BH residents oppose Ridge Road widening 7/2/98 p.19
BH woman robbed by man with knife 7/16/98 p.19
Fuller: Use Sears pact as leverage for border treaty
9/17/98 p.10
Outdoor art studio 10/1/98 p.89
Treasurer's report 10/15/98 p.101
Christmas tree people will not cut it anymore 11/26/98 p.14
Popular DARE officer quits Barrington Hills police force
12/10/98 p.9
BARRINGTON HURRICANES (SOFTBALL CLUB)
Walker pitches 'Canes into national tournament 7/2/98 p.114
Canes reject ASA National bid 7/16/98 p.112
Extra frames don't prove extra special for 'Canes 8/6/98
p.120
BARRINGTON ICE ARENA
Smooth operator 3/5/98 p.97
BARRINGTON ICE RINK
Proposed skating arena may put KOC hall on ice 8/27/98 p.12
BARRINGTON JUNIOR WOMEN'S CLUB
Country charms 5/7/98 p.100
Local Junior Women's Club names scholarship winners
7/16/98 p.30
BARRINGTON MIDDLE SCHOOL--PRAIRIE CAMPUS
Honor roll 2/26/98 p.30
Food for thought 3/19/98 p.35
Kostick wit 4/23/98 p.29
World Cup puts Prairie's language study on parade 5/28/98
p.8
Madam Magnifique 6/11/98 p.31
Madam Sandburg's pupils pass the test 6/11/98 p.31
Prairie addition's costs could creep 6/25/98 p.5
Honor roll 7/23/98 p.32
Computer upgrades set for both middle schools 7/30/98 p.10
Roman renaissance 10/1/98 p.29
Prairie school students honor vets 11/12/98 p.7
Honor roll 12/10/98 p.31
BARRINGTON MIDDLE SCHOOL--STATION CAMPUS
Gotta have heart 1/8/98 p.23
Ritalin is stolen from Station Middle School 2/12/98 p.8
Nurse's office broken into again 2/26/98 p.6
Honor roll 2/26/98 p.31
Behavioral science 5/28/98 p.35
Girl power 6/4/98 p.101
Honor roll 7/23/98 p.33
Computer upgrades set for both middle schools 7/30/98 p.10
Special kind of teacher 9/24/98 p.31
Roman renaissance 10/1/98 p.29
Honor roll 12/10/98 p.30
Horror of hurricane Mitch moves Station's Spanish students
to act 12/17/98 p.31
BARRINGTON PARK DISTRICT
Park board pushing NBS gym pact 1/22/98 p.6
Park board seeking new special recreation deal 1/22/98 p.10
Barrington Park District charting future course 2/19/98 p.7
Citizen input being sought for long-range park plans
2/26/98 p.8
Aqualusion will be name of new pool complex 3/19/98 p.7
Langendorf Park wetland restoration plan proposed 4/2/98
p.8
Golf course developers seek park accord 4/9/98 p.14
Good Shepherd, park district eye fitness center partnership
4/16/98 p.12
Park board studies plans for T'bird sports complex 4/23/98
p.8
Park board doesn't back proposal for Thunderbird 5/21/98
p.8
Barrington Park District adds fitness center to pool
project 5/21/98 p.8
Hospital, park district ink 20-year fitness center deal
6/18/98 p.13
Pool opens Saturday 6/25/98 p.5
Perfect day greets Aqualusion's debut 7/2/98 p.9
Repairs cause temporary pool closing 7/23/98 p.6
GSH donates $250,000 to park district 8/13/98 p.6
Special recreation financing debated 8/27/98 p.13
Bike path, indoor recreation are priorities for park
district 9/17/98 p.8
Park District states Thunderbird position 10/1/98 p.6
Fitness center memberships available 10/22/98 p.6
Partners hoping to reopen talks on Thunderbird plan
10/22/98 p.11
Park District doesn't renew director's contract 11/12/98
p.5
BARRINGTON PLACE
Barrington Place sold for $11 million 3/19/98 p.129
BARRINGTON SPORTSPLEX
SB park board eyes land for indoor ice arena, field house
4/23/98 p.8
BARRINGTON SUZUKI STRINGS
Suzuki Strings prepare for Italy trip 6/4/98 p.7
BARRINGTON SWIM CLUB
Silliman, Molzahn make splashes in Junior Olympic meet at
UIC 3/19/98 p.143
Life in the fast lanes 7/30/98 p.90
Molzahn, Kleyn shine at State 7/30/98 p.117
Relayers, Molzahn turn it up a notch at Junior Nationals
8/13/98 p.117
BARRINGTON TOWNSHIP, ILL.
Town house plan may crowd corner 9/10/98 p.5
BARRINGTON UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
Methodist Church picks new organist and music director
4/30/98 p.13
Residents mourning loss of Barrington landmark 10/29/98
p.12
Up from the ashes 11/5/98 p.8
Congregation's history predates church building 11/5/98 p.9
Church's rebuilding drive getting off to a good start
11/12/98 p.8
Congregation's hopes still high 12/3/98 p.6
BARRINGTON VENTURE, LLC.
Senior housing hearing postponed 1/8/98 p.6
Senior housing plan is scaled back 2/12/98 p.5
Saturday showdown 3/5/98 p.5
Panel: reduce retirement complex plan 3/12/98 p.7
Developers to present senior community redesign 4/2/98 p.7
Appearance panel disputes plan commission's opinion 4/9/98
p.8
More compromises made to senior housing project 4/16/98
p.10
Village board reviews senior living proposal 4/30/98 p.8
Height compromise is key for senior housing project
5/14/98 p.8
Building height demonstration set 5/21/98 p.6
Senior housing plan approved 5/28/98 p.5
Senior housing has name: Garlands of Barrington 9/10/98
p.107
BARRINGTON VOLUNTEER CENTER
Barrington Volunteer Center opens its doors 4/9/98 p.7
BARRINGTON YOUTH DANCE ENSEMBLE
Years of preparation go into Nutcracker performance
12/3/98 p.7
BARRINGTON YOUTH FOOTBALL CLUB
Not just for boys 3/19/98 p.139
BARRINGTON, ILL.
Panel disapproves of townhouse plan 1/8/98 p.5
Senior housing hearing postponed 1/8/98 p.6
New village manager is ready to get started 1/8/98 p.9
Credit rating boost may save village $491,579 1/15/98 p.7
Village massage ordinance mulled 1/29/98 p.10
Townhouse proposal is defeated 1/29/98 p.11
Village honors Zydlo 1/12/98 p.6
County considers preserve addition 2/12/98 p.6
Barrington planning panel's power reaches new heights
2/12/98 p.8
Impact fees help pay for parks, roads and schools 2/12/98
p.18
Barrington and Inverness reviewing police contract 2/19/98
p.12
PrimeCo antenna plan goes to village board 2/26/98 p.9
Panel debates amenities in public safety building plan
2/26/98 p.9
Saturday showdown 3/5/98 p.5
Village informed of UARCO layoffs 3/5/98 p.6
Police dispatch options debated 3/5/98 p.9
Village gives final ok to church expansion 3/12/98 p.5
Panel: reduce retirement complex plan 3/12/98 p.7
Community teams up to fight cancer 3/12/98 p.13
From mastodons to mansions 3/12/98 p.102
Village to discuss massage ordinance 3/19/98 p.6
Police chief search nearing end 3/19/98 p.6
Board balks at approving public safety building plan
3/19/98 p.12
Board oks antenna on tower 3/19/98 p.12
New 55-home subdivision proposed for Barrington 3/19/98
p.14
Plans for 13.5-mile bikeway get rolling 3/26/98 p.5
Village board passes massage regulations 3/26/98 p.8
Martet [sic] Center momentum building with new tenants
3/26/98 p.9
Panel submits police chief pick 3/26/98 p.9
Panel recommends ok of subdivision 3/26/98 p.12
Developers to present senior community redesign 4/2/98 p.7
Langendorf Park wetland restoration plan proposed 4/2/98
p.8
Officials: water is still safe despite elevated lead level
4/2/98 p.12
Impact fees help growth pay its own way 4/2/98 p.18
Appearance panel disputes plan commission's opinion 4/9/98
p.8
Board reaches decision on Public Safety Building 4/16/98
p.7
More compromises made to senior housing project 4/16/98
p.10
Board oks a tower, homes at Barrington and Dundee 4/16/98
p.11
Wild sides of town 4/16/98 p.104
Barrington board poised to pass $18 million budget 4/23/98
p.7
Water department marks 100th year 4/30/98 p.6
Village board reviews senior living proposal 4/30/98 p.8
Height compromise is key for senior housing project
5/14/98 p.8
Barrington board begins revision of regional plan 5/14/98
p.9
Village ready for Memorial Day 5/21/98 p.5
Building height demonstration set 5/21/98 p.6
Senior housing plan approved 5/28/98 p.5
Barrington celebrates Memorial Day 5/28/98 p.7
Barrington rallies around its first Relay for Life 6/4/98
p.7
No simple solutions to traffic problems 6/4/98 p.22
Regional park plan in peril 6/18/98 p.5
Panel endorses design ordinance 6/18/98 p.6
Village construction timetables move up 6/25/98 p.5
Tree preservation ordinance may be test of panel's timber
6/25/98 p.8
Water system renovation will have residents seeing orange
6/25/98 p.10
Ameritech proposal is tanked 6/25/98 p.27
Barrington to improve sewage treatment 7/2/98 p.6
Village to enforce new massage laws 7/2/98 p.7
New panel prepares plan to revitalize hub 7/2/98 p.7
Villages searching for soccer field sites 7/2/98 p.10
Vets, anniversaries remembered 7/9/98 p.7
Electronic map will assist area 7/9/98 p.12
Panel is seeking slogan to promote Barrington 7/23/98 p.9
Power outage makes for hectic day 8/6/98 p.6
Retired teacher appointed to Village Board 8/13/98 p.7
Water main break disrupts traffic 8/13/98 p.10
Consultant hired for downtown planning 8/20/98 p.6
Railroad crossing, signal, gates approved 9/3/98 p.6
Barrington community foundation created 9/3/98 p.7
Survey: residents feel safe inside village of Barrington
9/3/98 p.10
Panel endorses Shell plan 9/3/98 p.11
Residents: traffic congestion is biggest issue in
Barrington 9/10/98 p.9
Metricom seeking to provide wireless internet access here
9/10/98 p.11
Senior housing has name: Garlands of Barrington 9/10/98
p.107
Shell station plan is approved 9/17/98 p.10
Downtown Chicago company moves offices to Barrington
9/17/98 p.111
Plan panel pledges to improve 9/24/98 p.13
Dispatch agency denies Barrington membership 10/1/98 p.14
Panel mulling moratorium on new home construction 10/8/98
p.12
Board rejects proposed construction moratorium 10/22/98
p.11
Fitness center plan ok'd 10/22/98 p.26
Treasurer's report 10/22/98 p.125
Plan commission reopens village hall debate 11/5/98 p.12
Village makes bike helmet law permanent 11/12/98 p.7
Commissioners, neighbors wary of Route 14 rezoning
11/12/98 p.8
Panel endorses AT&T pole's position 11/12/98 p.8
Village ok's plans for BHS, Grove and Lines 11/12/98 p.9
Price creep being seen in village hall project's costs
11/19/98 p.8
Barrington ok's wireless internet rules 11/26/98 p.6
Board debating whether to preserve Village Hall façade
11/26/98 p.8
Two villages may put skating rinks on ice 12/3/98 p.5
Barrington, LZ may link for dispatch services 12/3/98 p.13
New village hall will have old façade 12/10/98 p.5
Giving Day donations still sought 12/10/98 p.5
Telephone tower screening plan satisfies neighbors
12/10/98 p.7
Debate begins over rezoning Graft property on Route 14
12/10/98 p.9
Village Hall to get bigger basement 12/17/98 p.9
Trustees approve $1.6 million levy 12/17/98 p.9
Giving Day effort helps hundreds 12/24/98 p.5
Barrington job growth recovering from decade's hits
12/24/98 p.87
Final village hall renovation plan approved 12/31/98 p.5
Top ten stories 12/31/98 p.8
Year in Review 12/31/98 p.10
BARRY, CHARLES
Property proprietors 1/1/98 p.77
BARRY, SUSAN
Property proprietors 1/1/98 p.77
BATEMAN RIDING CENTER
Park District proposal creating controversy 1/29/98 p.5
Park District to get more control of riding center 2/19/98
p.8
BATLINER, JASON
Red Ribbon winner 11/19/98 p.35
BAUER, MARION DANE
Writing rap 5/21/98 p.31
BAUER, NATALIE
Bauer imparts precious wisdom 5/14/98 p.123
BEAUBIEN, MARK
Both candidates touting their experience 10/29/98 p.9
Beaubien wins again 11/5/98 p.10
BEESE, CAROL
Beese is honorary chair of cancer society's event 1/29/98
p.8
BELL'S APPLE ORCHARD
Bell family fights to keep land 3/19/98 p.14
Bell seeks villages' aid to keep orchard open 3/26/98 p.9
Judge orders Bell family to leave 4/16/98 p.19
Ruling may spell end of Bell family orchard 8/13/98 p.9
Bell's dispute extends to ownership of apples 9/10/98 p.12
The end of an era 9/24/98 p.7
Bell's apple trees can be adopted 10/8/98 p.26
Former Bell's owner tries to save remaining trees 10/29/98
p.5
BERGGREN, ASHLEY
Chicago drafts Berggren 5/7/98 p.129
Condor lands in Barrington 11/12/98 p.10
BERGMAN, ROBERT
State Representative Robert Bergman hospitalized after
suicide try 12/17/98 p.8
Bergman recovering in hospital 12/31/98 p.7
BERGMAN, SUSAN
Author explores memory in moving debut novel 5/21/98 p.B6
BERZINS, CHARLES A.
California police charge area man with sex crime 3/5/98 p.9
BICYCLING
Plans for 13.5-mile bikeway get rolling 3/26/98 p.5
Cops continue bike safety awards 4/30/98 p.9
Bike path project gets rolling 10/1/98 p.6
Barrington bikeways--a dream coming true 10/1/98 p.18
BIG MOUTH TALENT
Star matter: Barrington native helps turn talent into fame
4/30/98 p.B3
BILTMORE COUNTRY CLUB (SWIM TEAM)
Pooling resources 7/30/98 p.91
BISHOP SHOCKLEY (MUSICAL GROUP)
Barrington rocks 12/3/98 p.111
BLANCHETTE, RONALD
Park official faces felony theft charge 2/19/98 p.5
Park District investigate misappropriation 3/5/98 p.5
Blanchette's home set for auction 3/5/98 p.7
Blanchette trial date set 3/12/98 p.6
Blanchette pleads not guilty 4/9/98 p.9
Former park district official pleads guilty 12/31/98 p.14
BLAZINO, ROCCO R.
Major supplier of pot arrested 11/5/98 p.26
BLETZINGER, JASON
Special kind of teacher 9/24/98 p.31
BLOMQUIST, AMY E.
Lake Barrington woman is charged with robbery 9/10/98 p.11
BOLSER, CHARLES, REV.
Father, farewell 7/2/98 p.26
BOONIE AWARDS
1997 Boonie Awards 1/1/98 p.B5
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
Scouts fighting against hunger 4/2/98 p.35
BRAINERD, DOROTHY
Couple celebrates 50th anniversary 9/3/98 p.92
BRAINERD, FRANK
Couple celebrates 50th anniversary 9/3/98 p.92
BRANCAMP, VERN
Vern's Taxidermy, Vern Brancamp, owner 12/10/98 p.117
BRANSTRATOR, DONN P.
Retired teacher appointed to Village Board 8/13/98 p.7
BREAUDER, ARLENE
Friends recall wonderful life of Barrington's cake lady
12/10/98 p.110
BREUDER, ROBERT
Breuder is named Harper president 1/22/98 p.28
Getting down to business 3/26/98 p.27
BRINCKERHOFF, RICK
Barrington rocks 12/3/98 p.111
BROOKS, DONALD
Chicago man is arrested with cocaine at Motel 6 3/19/98
p.30
BROUGHT, BILL
South Barrington resident finds wetland war draining
12/10/98 p.8
BROWN, EMILY
Team concept key to Brown's game 6/18/98 p.131
BROWN, MIKE
Carving out his niche 11/5/98 p.B3
BRUNKA, SUSAN
Molzahn, Brunka, Martell, Freeman earn state berths
11/19/98 p.141
BRYNES, PAUL
Brynes' talents run to art and science 1/8/98 p.B3
BUCKHAVEN (LAND SUBDIVISION)
Property proprietors 1/1/98 p.77
BUEHLER YMCA
Buehler's skate park on road to completion 7/9/98 p.22
Buehler YMCA skating park to open 8/20/98 p.5
BURKE, LORNE
Mac's Snow Removal, Lorne Burke, owner 12/17/98 p.117
BURTON ASSOCIATES LTD.
Former Barrington Hills resident facing federal mail fraud
charge 12/17/98 p.8
Cooper pleads guilty to fraud 12/31/98 p.6
BUSINESS
Career outlook 5/7/98 p.119
Community investment 5/14/98 p.115
Cook taxpayers picked up tab for HMO denials 5/21/98 p.115
Illinois lags behind other states in move toward Medicaid
HMOs 5/21/98 p.115
Report: Construction down but still strong during 1997
5/28/98 p.126
When nature calls, arborists respond 6/4/98 p.119
Algonquin preparing to market its business park 11/26/98
p.105
Survey: Lake County job growth explosive 12/24/98 p.87
Barrington job growth recovering from decade's hits
12/24/98 p.87
BUSINESS ENTERPRISES
Restaurant loses lease 1/1/98 p.6
Gotta Write Network, Denise Fleischer, owner 1/8/98 p.85
Plastic Surgery and Laser Center 1/15/98 p.85
Longneck Ranch; Bob and Sarah Sophie, owners 1/22/98 p.101
L.A. Sax 1/29/98 p.101
Contemporary Aquarium Services; Dennis McCarthy, owner
3/5/98 p.105
Mercury Cruiselines; Bob and Holly Agra, owners 7/2/98
p.103
Market Facts; Tom Payne, president 7/9/98 p.103
Debbijo's Hair Design, Debbijo Jonas, owner 7/16/98 p.103
Inslide Tackle, Dave Warwak, owner 7/23/98 p.113
Tootsies; Nick Fletcher, owner 8/6/98 p.111
American Chartered Bank; Robert Riter, chairman 8/20/98
p.107
CTI Industries Corp. buys building on Pepper Road 9/3/98
p.102
New Age Transportation; Carolyn Gable, owner 9/17/98 p.109
Downtown Chicago company moves offices to Barrington
9/17/98 p.111
Dalzell & Co. Fine & Antique Jewelry; Jennifer and Steven
Dalzell, owners 10/22/98 p.130
Correction to story of 10/22/98 10/29/98 p.6
Peter Daniel; Peter Hammond, owner 11/26/98 p.103
Vern's Taxidermy, Vern Brancamp, owner 12/10/98 p.117
Mac's Snow Removal, Lorne Burke, owner 12/17/98 p.117
Wildflower Continental Bistro; Troy and Holly Hagen, owners
12/31/98 p.75
CACCAVALE, FRANCES
Chicago woman killed in Route 59 car crash 5/7/98 p.8
CAMERON ASHLEY
New roofs are on the house 5/28/98 p.6
CAMPBELL, SHANNON
Police praise man for help in arrest 7/9/98 p.9
CARY, ILL.
Cary cops arrest 17 at party Saturday 4/9/98 p.27
Police arrest dozen in vandalism cases 7/16/98 p.19
CASTEN, SHAWN
Barrington man critical after car crash 11/5/98 p.13
DUI charges against girl in Nov. 2 crash dismissed
11/26/98 p.18
CHASAN, DOW
Getting a grip 7/23/98 p.119
CHATMAN, STEVEN D.
Schaumburg Police: man rigged his vehicle to look like a
cop car 4/30/98 p.22
CHICAGO ANIMAL RIGHTS COALITION
Rodeo weekend was a bumpy ride 7/16/98 p.12
CHICAGO BULLS (BASKETBALL CLUB)
Fans cheer six-time champs 6/18/98 p.26
CHICAGO FREEZE (HOCKEY CLUB)
Heating up the Freeze 4/16/98 p.130
CHICAGO METROPOLITAN JAZZ ORCHESTRA
King of swing 2/26/98 p.B3
CHILD CARE COALITION OF LAKE COUNTY
Coalition working for day care improvement 7/9/98 p.26
CHILDREN'S WORLD
Children's World opening in Barrington Hills 6/11/98 p.121
CHRACA, ANDRZEJ
Man offers pot for car 1/15/98 p.12
CHURCH LANDSCAPE
Swan posse--not just pretty faces 4/16/98 p.121
CHURCH, CHARLES
Historic Penny Road homestead lives on 12/3/98 p.112
CITIZENS ADVISORY COMMITTEE
CAC lists school rehab recommendations 1/1/98 p.7
Referendum estimates are $3.9 million apart 1/8/98 p.8
School board to honor CAC volunteers 1/22/98 p.6
CITIZENS FOR CONSERVATION
Natural landscaping idea gains ground 2/12/98 p.7
Tree-mendous effort 3/5/98 p.90
Mortimer honored by CFC 4/2/98 p.112
CFC showcases Flint Creek work 7/2/98 p.11
CFC celebrates successful savanna salvation 7/23/98 p.5
Wildlife would be displaced 7/30/98 p.107
CITIZENS FOR EDUCATION
Referendum is subject of spirited CFE forum 2/19/98 p.9
CITIZENS FOR SELF-DETERMINATION
Casino opponents fear veto session 11/12/98 p.26
CLARK, JEFFREY
Barrington store stops selling adult magazines 1/15/98 p.13
CLAYTON, VERNA
Clayton endorses Mathias 3/12/98 p.33
COLE, GARY
Sweet rolls 7/16/98 p.B3
COLETTO, SANDI
Woman's marathon runs raise money for leukemia research
10/22/98 p.10
COLLAGE (SWING CHOIR)
Weather report [Collage swing choir] 5/14/98 p.30
COLLIER, GAIL
Getting to the point 9/24/98 p.93
COMMONWEALTH EDISON
ComEd needs help in preventing blackouts 7/2/98 p.12
Trees often culprits in power blackouts 7/2/98 p.13
Mayors tell ComEd better communication is needed 9/17/98
p.14
COMPREHENSIBLE AFFORDABLE PLAN FOR EDUCATION
CAPE 2 formed to push referendum 1/29/98 p.5
CAPE'S crusade begins 2/5/98 p.24
CONGREGATION BETH AM
Congregation seeks new home 5/28/98 p.19
CONTEMPORARY AQUARIUM SERVICES
Contemporary Aquarium Services; Dennis McCarthy, owner
3/5/98 p.105
CONTOIS, DUANE, REV.
Church welcomes new pastor 1/29/98 p.87
COOK COUNTY FOREST PRESERVE DISTRICT
County considers preserve addition 2/12/98 p.6
Prairie restoration plan debated 8/6/98 p.10
Forest preserve purchase would connect greenway 12/10/98
p.10
County nest egg could help restore Bakers Lake island
12/31/98 p.7
COOK COUNTY, ILL.
Cook taxpayers picked up tab for HMO denials 5/21/98 p.115
Assessment protests cause delays in mailing tax bills
8/13/98 p.11
Residents give assessor an earful at tax forums 10/15/98
p.107
Leaf-burning being curtailed 11/19/98 p.116
COOKSY, CATHERINE
Stranger saves woman's life 1/8/98 p.7
COOPER, JAMES D. III
Former Barrington Hills resident facing federal mail fraud
charge 12/17/98 p.8
Cooper pleads guilty to fraud 12/31/98 p.6
CORONET INSURANCE
Bell family fights to keep land 3/19/98 p.14
COUNTRYSIDE SCHOOL
Students get in tune with America 5/7/98 p.7
Countryside kindergartners have a ball 5/14/98 p.7
Otis to retire after 35 years as Countryside PE teacher
5/14/98 p.10
Kids learn reading necessary skill for survival as an adult
6/4/98 p.12
Bazaar gives school international flavor 6/4/98 p.13
Parting company 7/16/98 p.30
Correction to story of 7/16/98 7/23/98 p.6
COX, ED
Resignation rocks district 3/26/98 p.21
CRABTREE NATURE CENTER
Bird watchers spotting fewer migrating species at Crabtree
5/14/98 p.11
CRAMER, CAROL
Bearing the pain 11/5/98 p.123
CRANDALL, DAVID J., DR.
Couple settle for $3.9 million from Good Shepherd, doctor
10/8/98 p.12
CRANE, PHILIP M.
Crane pushes tax break 1/8/98 p.10
Phil Crane reacts to Clinton's speech 1/29/98 p.14
Crane eyes chairmanship in 2001, but it's not certain
2/5/98 p.10
Crane, McSweeney trade accusations in a heated debate
3/5/98 p.12
The 8th Congressional District Republican primary 3/5/98
p.13
Crane, McSweeney hitting home stretch 3/12/98 p.22
Phil Crane wins a bitter victory 3/19/98 p.9
Crane promotes flat tax during Barrington visit 5/7/98 p.10
Democrats find conservative to challenge Crane in the fall
5/7/98 p.10
Crane backs latest bill to reform health care 8/13/98 p.21
Crane: Congress will ok trade package, tax relief 8/20/98
p.8
Phil Crane's challenger has unorthodox views on crime
10/8/98 p.10
Crane favors medical savings; opponent backs bidding plan
10/15/98 p.10
Crane coasts on fast-track to victory 11/5/98 p.11
CREATIVE CHILDREN'S ACADEMY
Creative capacity 9/17/98 p.91
CRESSEY, BRYAN C.
Barrington residents enter entrepreneur hall of fame
2/26/98 p.105
CRIME AND CRIMINALS
Man offers pot for car 1/15/98 p.12
Christmas grinch prompting an anti-scavenger ordinance
1/22/98 p.10
Thief takes items from unlocked vehicles 1/29/98 p.13
Ritalin is stolen from Station Middle School 2/12/98 p.8
Scam artist burglarizes Barrington Hills home 2/12/98 p.10
Park official faces felony theft charge 2/19/98 p.5
Nurse's office broken into again 2/26/98 p.6
Park District investigates misappropriation 3/5/98 p.5
Blanchette's home set for auction 3/5/98 p.7
California police charge area man with sex crime 3/5/98 p.9
Information about attack in Deer Grove is sought 3/5/98 p.9
Blanchette trial date set 3/12/98 p.6
Elgin man arrested in South Barrington 3/19/98 p.6
Chicago man is arrested with cocaine at Motel 6 3/19/98
p.30
Cops nab SB home invasion suspects 3/19/98 p.31
Wisconsin man escapes attack 3/26/98 p.23
Driver leads police on midnight chase 4/2/98 p.5
Smoke bombs ignited at AMC's new theaters 4/2/98 p.9
Burglars break into cars in theater's parking lot 4/2/98
p.9
Cops arrest 21 at party 4/2/98 p.11
Blanchette pleads not guilty 4/9/98 p.9
Cary cops arrest 17 at party Saturday 4/9/98 p.27
South Barrington man accused of attack 4/23/98 p.6
Schaumburg Police: man rigged his vehicle to look like a
cop car 4/30/98 p.22
Difficult task: local fourth-graders analyze Arkansas
school yard shootings 4/30/98 p.34
Man charged with taking illicit photos of shoppers 5/14/98
p.26
Bank robber gets a 17 1/2-year sentence 6/18/98 p.24
Police nab robbery suspect 7/2/98 p.5
Carjackers strike in Fox Point 7/9/98 p.5
Police praise man for help in arrest 7/9/98 p.9
Strip club owner protests judgment 7/9/98 p.13
BH woman robbed by man with knife 7/16/98 p.19
Police arrest dozen in vandalism cases 7/16/98 p.19
Cops arrest teens 7/16/98 p.19
HW cops arrest teens at party 7/30/98 p.12
Man pleads guilty to robberies 7/30/98 p.23
Teens arrested in pot bust 8/13/98 p.23
Cops break up two underage drinking parties in Inverness
8/20/98 p.9
Purse snatched in parking lot 8/27/98 p.14
Lake Barrington woman is charged with robbery 9/10/98 p.11
Man sentenced in sex assault case 9/10/98 p.21
Cops charge church mentor with battery 9/17/98 p.13
One massage parlor closes, another one faces charges
9/24/98 p.8
Lexus taken from country club lot 9/24/98 p.8
Massage parlors get day in court 10/8/98 p.5
Marquette's accuser planning more legal action 10/15/98
p.11
Major supplier of pot arrested 11/5/98 p.26
Sharp sentencing Tuesday 11/19/98 p.6
DUI charges against girl in Nov. 2 crash dismissed
11/26/98 p.18
State helicopter, county canines used to capture battery
suspect 12/3/98 p.8
Former BHS assistant trainer will appeal felony conviction
12/10/98 p.10
Police hunting bold burglars 12/10/98 p.11
Former Barrington Hills resident facing federal mail fraud
charge 12/17/98 p.8
Cooper pleads guilty to fraud 12/31/98 p.6
Former park district official pleads guilty 12/31/98 p.14
CRISTOPHALOS, MICHAEL
Strip club owner protests judgment 7/9/98 p.13
CTI INDUSTRIES CORPORATION
CTI Industries Corp. buys building on Pepper Road 9/3/98
p.102
CUBA TOWNSHIP, ILL.
Assessment roll corrections 3/19/98 p.130
Cuba Township residents to be polled on park plan 9/17/98
p.8
Regional soccer field proposal may take a hike 10/15/98 p.7
Assessment roll 11/5/98 p.118
Delinquencies 11/19/98 p.126
CUSHWA, DAVID
Terrific tandem 7/23/98 p.103
CUSHWA, KATIE
Terrific tandem 7/23/98 p.103
DALITSCH, CAROL
Homecoming horsemanship is this family's fall tradition
10/1/98 p.10
DALZELL & CO. FINE & ANTIQUE JEWELRY
Dalzell & Co. Fine & Antique Jewelry; Jennifer and Steven
Dalzell, owners 10/22/98 p.130
Correction to story of 10/22/98 10/29/98 p.6
DALZELL, JENNIFER J.
Dalzell & Co. Fine & Antique Jewelry; Jennifer and Steven
Dalzell, owners 10/22/98 p.130
Correction to story of 10/22/98 10/29/98 p.6
DALZELL, STEVEN
Dalzell & Co. Fine & Antique Jewelry; Jennifer and Steven
Dalzell, owners 10/22/98 p.130
Correction to story of 10/22/98 10/29/98 p.6
DANCERS (NIGHT CLUB)
Club owners challenge county anti-nudity law 3/5/98 p.10
Club owner's attorney claiming harassment 3/5/98 p.10
Strip club owner protests judgment 7/9/98 p.13
DAVIS, ALAN M.
R&D center is named after Barrington man 1/15/98 p.87
DEBBIJO'S HAIR DESIGN
Debbijo's Hair Design, Debbijo Jonas, owner 7/16/98 p.103
DEDMAN, MARIANNE
Massage parlors get day in court 10/8/98 p.5
Judge lifts injunction, Paradise Spa reopens 11/26/98 p.8
DEER GROVE FOREST PRESERVE
Information about attack in Deer Grove is sought 3/5/98 p.9
Experts to assess Deer grove trails 8/6/98 p.11
DEER GROVE WEST COOK COUNTY FOREST PRESERVE
Crews battle high winds to douse Deer Grove fires 4/2/98
p.9
DEER PARK TOWN CENTER (SHOPPING CENTER)
Deer Park shopping center proposed 1/22/98 p.5
North Barrington officials react to Deer Park proposal
1/22/98 p.9
Residents hear development details 2/5/98 p.5
Deer Park, Kildeer officials discuss boundary and
revenue-sharing pact 2/5/98 p.5
Board mulls master plan for triangle properties 2/19/98 p.8
Retail developer meeting deferred 3/5/98 p.8
Developers return to Deer Park 4/2/98 p.6
Residents worried development will create traffic jams
4/9/98 p.5
Approval of retail center recommended 5/7/98 p.5
Deer Park approves development plan 5/14/98 p.5
Residents feel left out of development debate 6/18/98 p.8
Residents rally against Deer Park retail center 7/16/98 p.8
Palatine might ship water to Deer Park 7/16/98 p.8
Lawyer hired to fight development 7/23/98 p.5
Triangle development may put pressure on fire district
7/30/98 p.8
Attorney looks for way to block development 7/30/98 p.8
Township may block development 8/13/98 p.5
Township won't fight Deer Park annexation 8/27/98 p.11
Deer Park development may get Palatine water 9/17/98 p.11
Residents concerned about emergency response times 9/24/98
p.10
Development decision delayed 10/29/98 p.6
DEER PARK, ILL.
Deer Park shopping center proposed 1/22/98 p.5
North Barrington officials react to Deer Park proposal
1/22/98 p.9
Changes come to Deer Park 1/29/98 p.9
Residents hear development details 2/5/98 p.5
Deer Park, Kildeer officials discuss boundary and
revenue-sharing pact 2/5/98 p.5
Board mulls master plan for triangle properties 2/19/98 p.8
Retail developer meeting deferred 3/5/98 p.8
Developers return to Deer Park 4/2/98 p.6
Residents worried development will create traffic jams
4/9/98 p.5
Residents: Movie theater will create traffic delays
4/16/98 p.8
Deer Park could double police protection hours 4/23/98 p.9
Effects of growth examined 4/23/98 p.9
Approval of retail center recommended 5/7/98 p.5
Deer Park approves development plan 5/14/98 p.5
Residents feel left out of development debate 6/18/98 p.8
Officials hear another proposal for triangle 6/18/98 p.8
Residents rally against Deer Park retail center 7/16/98 p.8
Palatine might ship water to Deer Park 7/16/98 p.8
Lawyer hired to fight development 7/23/98 p.5
Triangle development may put pressure on fire district
7/30/98 p.8
Attorney looks for way to block development 7/30/98 p.8
Township may block development 8/13/98 p.5
Township won't fight Deer Park annexation 8/27/98 p.11
Bolt of lightning ignites fire in attic 8/27/98 p.18
Kildeer cops taking over Deer Park beat 9/3/98 p.10
Deer Park development may get Palatine water 9/17/98 p.11
Office complex proposed for the Deer Park triangle 9/17/98
p.11
Kizior appointed to DP village board 9/24/98 p.6
Residents concerned about emergency response times 9/24/98
p.10
Developer eyes 6.4-acre Deer Park triangle parcel 9/24/98
p.10
Development decision delayed 10/29/98 p.6
Village consultants study 6.4-acre office-retail plan
11/12/98 p.24
Heart failure leads to fatal one-car accident 11/19/98 p.23
DP panel to hear Hamilton Partners plan 12/10/98 p.6
Kennedy group abandons Deer Park plan 12/17/98 p.6
Deer Park triangle office park proposal revised 12/24/98
p.5
DEGNER, JEFF
Barrington man facilitates medical mission of mercy
12/10/98 p.99
Degner returns from Nicaragua mission 12/17/98 p.7
DEL RE, GARY
Heart surgery puts Del Re in hospital as election nears
2/26/98 p.14
Gary Del Re wins Lake County race 3/19/98 p.13
Del Re, Runyard run mud-free campaigns 10/8/98 p.11
Del Re cleans up in mud-free sheriff campaign 11/5/98 p.7
DERICKSON, KYLE
Quite the catch 8/27/98 p.101
Derickson, defense step up 11/12/98 p.123
DIDRICKSON, LOLETA
Fitzgerald, Didrickson vie for conservative mantle 2/26/98
p.13
DOG TRACKS (RESTAURANT)
Restaurant loses lease 1/1/98 p.6
DOHERTY, JANE
Special deliveries 8/6/98 p.91
DOMINICAN UNIVERSITY
Dominican University building new technology center 9/3/98
p.31
DONNER, DONNA
Parting company 7/16/98 p.30
DRUG ABUSE
Low numbers may spell doom for ABCDE program 7/16/98 p.7
DRUG ABUSE RESISTANCE EDUCATION
Study questions worth of drug education class 4/2/98 p.10
Cops: DARE alone won't deter kids 4/2/98 p.10
DUBIEL, ERIC
Libertarian loses ballot fight in 54th House race 10/8/98
p.28
DURBIN, DICK
Durbin accepts SB student's graduation ceremony invite
6/25/98 p.12
EDUCATION
Totally awesome subject 2/12/98 p.29
Curriculum controversy 4/23/98 p.5
Sex ed speaker defends discussion of condoms 4/23/98 p.10
Recommendations given 4/23/98 p.10
Literacy: the Language for Life 6/4/98 p.10
Illiteracy still a lingering problem 6/4/98 p.12
Kids learn reading necessary skill for survival as an adult
6/4/98 p.12
Vague standards lead to state's new test 11/19/98 p.11
Lawmakers want higher no pass, no play standard 12/17/98
p.128
EDWARDS, TONY
Cops charge church mentor with battery 9/17/98 p.13
EINSTEIN BROTHERS (RESTAURANT)
Restaurant pitches in to defray prom costs 4/16/98 p.13
ELA FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS
Music, culture meet at Ela arts festival 9/10/98 p.7
Fest to have local color 9/10/98 p.8
ELA TOWNSHIP, ILL.
Assessment roll corrections 3/19/98 p.119
Delinquencies 11/19/98 p.120
Assessment roll 12/3/98 p.L2
ELA YMCA
Ela YMCA still needs to raise $2.1 million 10/22/98 p.30
ELECTIONS
School referendum put on ballot 1/15/98 p.5
Referendum push begins 1/15/98 p.8
Harper likely to hold 1999 referendum 1/22/98 p.29
CAPE 2 formed to push referendum 1/29/98 p.5
Referendum backers chart community outreach plan 2/5/98 p.9
Crane eyes chairmanship in 2001, but it's not certain
2/5/98 p.10
Ivancic hopes to defend interests, investments 2/5/98 p.12
Mathias: experience will serve district best 2/5/98 p.13
CAPE'S crusade begins 2/5/98 p.24
Ryan painting himself as consensus builder 2/12/98 p.9
Koppie draws his support from conservative groups 2/12/98
p.9
Riefenberg: State should privatize some agencies 2/12/98
p.12
Salvi says his campaign is based on fresh ideas 2/12/98
p.13
Harper plans referendum in February 1999 primary 2/19/98
p.5
Referendum is subject of spirited CFE forum 2/19/98 p.9
J. Roeser crusades against District 300's referendum
2/19/98 p.9
Illinois Governor: The Democratic Party primary 2/19/98
p.10
Two Republicans vie for Siebel's county post 2/26/98 p.11
Fitzgerald, Didrickson vie for conservative mantle 2/26/98
p.13
Heart surgery puts Del Re in hospital as election nears
2/26/98 p.14
Challenger touting career experience 2/26/98 p.14
Crane, McSweeney trade accusations in a heated debate
3/5/98 p.12
The 8th Congressional District Republican primary 3/5/98
p.13
Not quiet as it seems 3/5/98 p.29
Advisory question put on ballot 3/12/98 p.8
President's race focuses on ethics, budget 3/12/98 p.11
Candidates discuss ways to handle growth 3/12/98 p.12
Voters guide 3/12/98 p.16
Crane, McSweeney hitting home stretch 3/12/98 p.22
Klemm proud of welfare, education bills 3/12/98 p.24
Magnus calls for return to GOP platform 3/12/98 p.25
Clayton endorses Mathias 3/12/98 p.33
Judge candidates cluttering ballots 3/12/98 p.34
What referendum bonds will pay for 3/12/98 p.35
Voters ok referendum 3/19/98 p.5
Election results 3/19/98 p.5
Stroger trounces Sutker 3/19/98 p.8
Goslin defeats Stephan in tight Cook County race 3/19/98
p.8
Phil Crane wins a bitter victory 3/19/98 p.9
Klemm tops Magnus 3/19/98 p.10
Mathias wins 4-man race 3/19/98 p.10
Skinner wins close contest 3/19/98 p.10
Fitzgerald's spending seen as key to victory 3/19/98 p.11
Gary Del Re wins Lake County race 3/19/98 p.13
Nygren tops Sanders 3/19/98 p.13
Two referendums shared support 3/26/98 p.7
Cal back on the job after narrow victory 3/26/98 p.13
Democrats find conservative to challenge Crane in the fall
5/7/98 p.10
Sheriff candidate is slated 5/21/98 p.13
Sid Mathias will run unopposed 5/28/98 p.28
Harper board picks February for referendum 7/30/98 p.11
Community voices, election choices '98 10/1/98 p.9
Community voices, election choices '98 10/8/98 p.9
Phil Crane's challenger has unorthodox views on crime
10/8/98 p.10
Del Re, Runyard run mud-free campaigns 10/8/98 p.11
County anti-crime efforts need more coordination 10/8/98
p.11
Libertarian loses ballot fight in 54th House race 10/8/98
p.28
Community voices, election choices '98 10/15/98 p.9
County candidates split over new hospital's role 10/15/98
p.10
Crane favors medical savings; opponent backs bidding plan
10/15/98 p.10
Clerk candidates compare records 10/15/98 p.11
Candidates pledging open communication 10/15/98 p.21
Community voices, election choices '98 10/22/98 p.9
Bar associations rate judicial candidates 10/29/98 p.7
Health care, judicial review referendums on ballot
10/29/98 p.7
Communication is key in legislative race 10/29/98 p.9
Both candidates touting their experience 10/29/98 p.9
Voters Guide 10/29/98 p.13
Murphy, McAfee vie for new county post 10/29/98 p.18
Fitzgerald wins Senate seat 11/5/98 p.5
Election results 11/5/98 p.5
Helander outlasts Hess 11/5/98 p.7
Del Re cleans up in mud-free sheriff campaign 11/5/98 p.7
Beaubien wins again 11/5/98 p.10
Cal Skinner is re-elected despite divorce debate 11/5/98
p.10
Crane coasts on fast-track to victory 11/5/98 p.11
Greg Goslin take county board seat 11/5/98 p.11
Skidmore wins treasurer race 11/5/98 p.18
GOP domination undiminished 11/19/98 p.26
Harper College referendum will be on April 13 ballots
12/17/98 p.9
ELGIN, JOLIET AND EASTERN RAILROAD
Railroad crossing, signal, gates approved 9/3/98 p.6
ENGLE, CLYDE
Bell family fights to keep land 3/19/98 p.14
ENSSLIN, DAVE
Barrington rocks 12/3/98 p.111
ENVIRONMENT
Contaminants linger in fish we eat 6/18/98 p.102
ETON PARK
NB expands Eton playground 3/12/98 p.6
EVEREN SECURITIES, INC.
Library gets gift from Everen Securities, Inc. 12/17/98
p.119
FAUST, ANGELA
Girls stepping out with Irish dancing 2/19/98 p.7
FINLEY, CREIG
Finley, Broncos soar in season opener 3/12/98 p.135
Finley flies to vault championship at MSL meet 5/7/98 p.127
Finley flashes state-winning vault 5/21/98 p.123
FIRES
Tree lights may have started fire 1/15/98 p.7
Crews battle high winds to douse Deer Grove fires 4/2/98
p.9
Fire hits while owners vacation in Wisconsin 5/28/98 p.10
Fire guts house month before owners move in 5/28/98 p.11
Two homes damaged by blazes during weekend 7/9/98 p.22
Kitchen fire damages South Barrington home 8/6/98 p.7
People injured, pets die in Saturday morning fire 8/6/98
p.14
Homeowners on vacation as house catches on fire 8/20/98 p.9
Bolt of lightning ignites fire in attic 8/27/98 p.18
Residents mourning loss of Barrington landmark 10/29/98
p.12
Sheriff is investigating Huggin' on Higgins fire 12/3/98
p.14
Barn burns in garbage fire 12/24/98 p.6
Sheriff's deputy saves dogs from fire 12/31/98 p.7
FITZGERALD, JOYCE THOMPSON
County candidates split over new hospital's role 10/15/98
p.10
FITZGERALD, PETER
Fitzgerald, Didrickson vie for conservative mantle 2/26/98
p.13
Fitzgerald's spending seen as key to victory 3/19/98 p.11
Fitzgerald wins Senate seat 11/5/98 p.5
FLEISCHER, DENISE
Gotta Write Network, Denise Fleischer, owner 1/8/98 p.85
FLETCHER, NICK
Tootsies; Nick Fletcher, owner 8/6/98 p.111
FLINT CREEK
Flint Creek making the grade 2/12/98 p.7
Flint Creek is vital natural resource 7/2/98 p.18
FLINT CREEK FARMS (LAND SUBDIVISION)
Board changes street's name 5/7/98 p.9
FLINT CREEK GREENWAY
Flint Creek greenway proposed 3/26/98 p.106
FLINT CREEK SAVANNA
CFC showcases Flint Creek work 7/2/98 p.11
CFC celebrates successful savanna salvation 7/23/98 p.5
FLINT CREEK/GRASSY LAKE FOREST PRESERVE
Path proposed for preserve 4/9/98 p.9
FORET, LOREN
Name nomination gets girl ride to school in fire engine
9/17/98 p.9
FOX POINT DOLPHINS (SWIM CLUB)
Life in the fast lanes 7/30/98 p.90
FOX RIVER GROVE, ILL.
Plan could put new subdivision inside Roslyn Road School
area 1/29/98 p.8
New subdivision may affect District 220 redistricting plan
3/26/98 p.10
Windy City Balloon Port 6/11/98 p.118
Village's redevelopment efforts may doom independent grocer
9/3/98 p.13
FOX RIVER PRESERVE
Camper controversy 9/17/98 p.7
FRANCESCATTI, BARRETT
Answer man 1/15/98 p.75
FREDERICKS, CHRISTOPHER
Elgin man arrested in South Barrington 3/19/98 p.6
FREEMAN, HEIDI
Molzahn, Brunka, Martell, Freeman earn state berths
11/19/98 p.141
FULLER, WARREN
Fuller: Use Sears pact as leverage for border treaty
9/17/98 p.10
GABLE, CAROLYN
New Age Transportation; Carolyn Gable, owner 9/17/98 p.109
GALL, KEVIN
Nielsen, Kleyn, and Gall win titles 2/19/98 p.102
GALVIN, ROBERT W.
Barrington residents enter entrepreneur hall of fame
2/26/98 p.105
GARLANDS OF BARRINGTON (REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT)
Senior housing has name: Garlands of Barrington 9/10/98
p.107
The Garlands info center celebrates grand opening 11/12/98
p.116
GEIST, GLANN R.
Ex-brother-in-law replies to Skinner mass mailing 10/29/98
p.8
GK DEVELOPMENT, INC.
Downtown Chicago company moves offices to Barrington
9/17/98 p.111
GLAZOV, SHEILA
What color is your brain? 2/12/98 p.B3
GLEN (LAND SUBDIVISION)
Look-alike lawsuit is dismissed 1/8/98 p.11
GLEN ACRES (LAND SUBDIVISION)
Westwood, Glen Acres parents seek school bus service
7/30/98 p.7
GOOD SHEPHERD HOSPITAL
Baby boy rings in new year at Good Shepherd Hospital
1/8/98 p.5
Baby, '97 was a good year for births at Good Shepherd
1/22/98 p.12
Cocoa comes home 1/22/98 p.87
GSH given chamber's highest honor 2/5/98 p.109
Good Shepherd, park district eye fitness center partnership
4/16/98 p.12
Good Shepherd files fitness center proposal 4/30/98 p.7
Park proposed for Good Shepherd property 5/21/98 p.7
A sense of urgency is seen in regional park proposal
6/4/98 p.8
Regional park plan in peril 6/18/98 p.5
Hospital, park district ink 20-year fitness center deal
6/18/98 p.13
Hospital receives new MRI device 7/16/98 p.34
GSH donates $250,000 to park district 8/13/98 p.6
Fitness center decision delayed 9/10/98 p.5
GSH fitness center plan gets a conditional recommendation
9/24/98 p.9
Getting to the point 9/24/98 p.93
Nice weather helps create crowd for Art in the Barn
10/1/98 p.8
Couple settle for $3.9 million from Good Shepherd, doctor
10/8/98 p.12
Fitness center plan ok'd 10/22/98 p.26
GOODMAN, KENNETH
Barrington's piano man to perform at fund-raiser 11/26/98
p.10
GOSLIN, GREGG
Two Republicans vie for Siebel's county post 2/26/98 p.11
Goslin defeats Stephan in tight Cook County race 3/19/98
p.8
County anti-crime efforts need more coordination 10/8/98
p.11
County candidates split over new hospital's role 10/15/98
p.10
Greg Goslin take county board seat 11/5/98 p.11
GOSS, GENO
Smooth operator 3/5/98 p.97
GOTTA WRITE NETWORK (PERIODICAL)
Gotta Write Network, Denise Fleischer, owner 1/8/98 p.85
GOVERNMENT
Rep. Porter: Forgiving debts will save forests 3/26/98
p.18
State doubles funds for homeless youths 4/9/98 p.20
Crane, Porter spar over tax amendment 4/30/98 p.19
Crane: Congress will ok trade package, tax relief 8/20/98
p.8
Medicare a big question in suburbs 10/15/98 p.9
Government must support small business 10/22/98 p.9
Jones replacing Peter Fitzgerald 11/26/98 p.11
GRABENKORT, BILL
50th wedding anniversary 4/30/98 p.110
GRABENKORT, BONNIE
50th wedding anniversary 4/30/98 p.110
GRAFT, MICHAEL J.
Commissioners, neighbors wary of Route 14 rezoning
11/12/98 p.8
Debate begins over rezoning Graft property on Route 14
12/10/98 p.9
GREEN, GREGORY A.
Local man dies in car crash 10/8/98 p.10
GREENERY (RESTAURANT)
Greenery helps out Special Olympics 7/16/98 p.29
Feast of kindness 12/3/98 p.7
GREENSWARD (LAND SUBDIVISION)
Fight erupts again over wetland in Greensward 6/18/98 p.9
Village may not allow excavation of wetlands 6/18/98 p.9
South Barrington resident finds wetland war draining
12/10/98 p.8
GRODEK, KIM
Hats off to Grodek 4/9/98 p.133
GROSS-MOORE, SHIRLEY
Driving ambition 2/26/98 p.105
GROVE AVENUE SCHOOL
Fire chief lauds Grove students 1/29/98 p.10
Grove School principal: not looking for luxury 3/12/98
p.35
Carnival proceeds to benefit new school 5/7/98 p.7
Barrington students aid inner-city school 9/24/98 p.112
Grove, Lines expansion plans get endorsement 10/15/98 p.5
Grove teachers honored 11/12/98 p.6
Village ok's plans for BHS, Grove and Lines 11/12/98 p.9
GROVE, WALTER
Friends remember Vietnam hero 5/28/98 p.9
HAGEN, HOLLY
Wildflower Continental Bistro; Troy and Holly Hagen, owners
12/31/98 p.75
HAGEN, TROY
Wildflower Continental Bistro; Troy and Holly Hagen, owners
12/31/98 p.75
HAGENBRING, VERN
Closing shop 4/2/98 p.117
HAGER'S PET SUPPLIES FIREWOOD OUTDOOR PLANTS
Seed money: Barrington Hills resident builds a nest egg
for his retirement 9/3/98 p.100
HAMILTON PARTNERS
Officials hear another proposal for triangle 6/18/98 p.8
Office complex proposed for the Deer Park triangle 9/17/98
p.11
DP panel to hear Hamilton Partners plan 12/10/98 p.6
Deer Park triangle office park proposal revised 12/24/98
p.5
HAMMOND, PETER
Peter Daniel; Peter Hammond, owner 11/26/98 p.103
HANSEN, JANE
Hansen promises to chirp at price creep 2/5/98 p.6
HARPER COLLEGE
Breuder is named Harper president 1/22/98 p.28
Harper likely to hold 1999 referendum 1/22/98 p.29
Harper plans referendum in February 1999 primary 2/19/98
p.5
Getting down to business 3/26/98 p.27
Harper College hikes tuition 4/2/98 p.6
Harper pulls plug on DJs' language 4/2/98 p.34
Harper president considers adding two new buildings 4/9/98
p.28
Not many apply for scholarships at Harper 5/14/98 p.36
Harper sets budget 6/11/98 p.24
Harper trustees ponder bond sale 7/9/98 p.21
Sweeping changes: Harper receives summer cleaning 7/23/98
p.31
Harper board picks February for referendum 7/30/98 p.11
Group skeptical of interest prediction 9/10/98 p.6
Harper hopes to attract top students 9/17/98 p.29
Harper programs receive national recognition 9/24/98 p.36
Square D donates $250,000 for theater 10/8/98 p.27
Harper chief asks unions to extend their contracts 10/8/98
p.36
Harper has ample parking, but not near its classrooms
10/22/98 p.36
Carving out his niche 11/5/98 p.B3
Teachers union will try again for new deal at Harper
College 11/26/98 p.9
Harper College referendum will be on April 13 ballots
12/17/98 p.9
A voice for students 12/24/98 p.19
Former Fillie Walters helps Harper tennis to most
successful season 12/31/98 p.83
HARRIS BANK BARRINGTON
Community investment 5/14/98 p.115
HARRIS, BRIAN LLOYD
District 220 official leaves for Mount Prospect school
5/28/98 p.9
HARRISON, ERIC
Cops charge church mentor with battery 9/17/98 p.13
HAWRYSKO, JIM
Hawrysko hired as skipper 5/14/98 p.123
HAWTHORN WOODS, ILL.
No mall talk without boundary pact 2/26/98 p.5
Villages near agreement on boundary pact 5/7/98 p.5
Lake Zurich, Hawthorn Woods officials ink border agreement
5/14/98 p.12
HW cops arrest teens at party 7/30/98 p.12
Dispute blocks passage of boundary agreement 9/3/98 p.5
Correction to story of 9/3/98 9/10/98 p.6
Village boundary deal stalled 10/1/98 p.8
Mall brawl 12/17/98 p.5
Public outcry follows villages' mall vote 12/17/98 p.5
NB-HW land dispute now eight years old 12/17/98 p.10
Board continues efforts to capture mall property 12/24/98
p.8
Taubman: Company careful not to double-deal villages
12/24/98 p.8
HAYS, KERRY
SB Parks lose director Hays 7/2/98 p.5
HEATON, JOHN
Couple's water garden makes a splash 7/23/98 p.7
HEATON, SUE
Couple's water garden makes a splash 7/23/98 p.7
HEITMAN, PETE
Owning baseball team not new to investor 4/9/98 p.125
HELANDER, WILLARD
Clerk candidates compare records 10/15/98 p.11
Helander outlasts Hess 11/5/98 p.7
HENDRICKSON THE CARE OF TREES
When nature calls, arborists respond 6/4/98 p.119
HERNANDEZ, DON
Cops charge church mentor with battery 9/17/98 p.13
HERRMANN, MARY, DR.
District 220 names new administrator 4/30/98 p.9
HESS, LINDA
Clerk candidates compare records 10/15/98 p.11
Helander outlasts Hess 11/5/98 p.7
HILLER, GREG
Barrington rocks 12/3/98 p.111
HILTON HOTELS CORPORATION
Hilton eyes SB land 1/1/98 p.6
Hilton deal being worked out 1/22/98 p.12
HINDMAN, MERRILEE
Story time 5/14/98 p.B6
HIV COALITION
Soul food: Volunteers find fulfillment at HIVCO pantry
12/17/98 p.97
HOFFMAN ESTATES, ILL.
Two area objecting to redistricting plan 1/8/98 p.7
Hilton deal being worked out 1/22/98 p.12
Hoffman Estates looks at El extension project 3/19/98 p.22
Business park developer proposes property swap 5/21/98 p.12
Public hearing set for Avlon developer rezoning proposal
6/18/98 p.13
Developers eye 322-acre Hoffman site 7/30/98 p.107
Officials, public express concerns 7/30/98 p.107
Wildlife would be displaced 7/30/98 p.107
Cop captures cormorant 8/6/98 p.10
Ten-story buildings could be built on Avlon property
8/20/98 p.11
Fuller: Use Sears pact as leverage for border treaty
9/17/98 p.10
Details for proposed development unveiled 10/22/98 p.129
Hearing set for University Place 11/26/98 p.6
HOLLOWAY, RANDY
NB board lauds local heroes 3/5/98 p.8
HOLLOWAY, TINA
NB board lauds local heroes 3/5/98 p.8
HOLY FAMILY CATHOLIC CHURCH
Holy Family Parish provides cross replica to area hospital
11/19/98 p.118
HOME OF THE SPARROW
The Sparrow's Nest 12/24/98 p.79
In 18 months, persistence pays off 12/24/98 p.79
HOMELESS PEOPLE
State doubles funds for homeless youths 4/9/98 p.20
HORSES
He makes hay massaging horses 1/8/98 p.75
Horseplay 3/19/98 p.109
Third annual Tiffany classic polo match set for Saturday
6/18/98 p.7
Three's a charm 6/25/98 p.7
Here come the Haflingers 8/13/98 p.89
Mordell: Racing needs reforms for success 8/13/98 p.106
Industry could face long odds without Arlington in picture
8/13/98 p.107
Correction to story of 8/13/98 8/20/98 p.6
Apmann wins national honors 9/17/98 p.106
Homecoming horsemanship is this family's fall tradition
10/1/98 p.10
HOSPICE OF NORTHEASTERN ILLINOIS FOUNDATION
Hospice Foundation holds a fun fund-raiser 9/17/98 p.5
HOUGH STREET SCHOOL
Global interests 1/29/98 p.27
Hough School's gifted class performs Shakespeare play
4/9/98 p.12
Students get in tune with America 5/7/98 p.7
The write stuff 5/21/98 p.31
Board rejects preliminary designs for Hough School
12/17/98 p.31
Hough students' effort makes cents 12/24/98 p.6
HUGGIN' ON HIGGINS
Sheriff is investigating Huggin' on Higgins fire 12/3/98
p.14
HUISEL, ROBERT B.
Driver leads police on midnight chase 4/2/98 p.5
HULETT, MIKE
Traub, Hulett to coach BHS varsity volleyball 7/30/98 p.113
HUMANE WILDLIFE RESCUE AND RELOCATION
Life savers 6/11/98 p.101
HUNTERS FARM (LAND SUBDIVISION)
New subdivision may affect District 220 redistricting plan
3/26/98 p.10
HUSAIN, ANNA
Poet in residence 11/5/98 p.101
HUSKO, BILL
Both candidates touting their experience 10/29/98 p.9
ICE HOUSE MALL (SHOPPING CENTER)
Festival jazzes up the Ice House Mall 3/19/98 p.22
ILLINOIS CAUCUS FOR ADOLESCENT HEALTH
Speakers stress the value of school health programs
9/10/98 p.10
ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
State holding hearing on Route 14/Baldwin overhaul 10/8/98
p.13
IDOT plan puts cloverleaf at Higgins and Route 59 11/26/98
p.13
ILLINOIS ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
Emissions test center opens in Palatine 6/18/98 p.34
BACOG opposes sewer proposal 8/20/98 p.6
ILLINOIS GOALS ASSESSMENT PROGRAM
Vague standards lead to state's new test 11/19/98 p.11
Realtors, developers don't use IGAP in marketing plans
11/19/98 p.10
ILLINOIS RELIGIOUS FREEDOM RESTORATION ACT
Religious freedom bill debate escalates 7/16/98 p.11
ILLINOIS STANDARDS ACHIEVEMENT TEST
Vague standards lead to state's new test 11/19/98 p.11
INSLIDE TACKLE
Inslide Tackle, Dave Warwak, owner 7/23/98 p.113
INVERNESS COUNTRY CLUB
Lexus taken from country club lot 9/24/98 p.8
INVERNESS, ILL.
Inverness spearheads mayors luncheon 1/22/98 p.6
County considers preserve addition 2/12/98 p.6
Barrington and Inverness reviewing police contract 2/19/98
p.12
Panel submits police chief pick 3/26/98 p.9
Cops arrest 21 at party 4/2/98 p.11
Development to have fewer town houses, lower density
5/21/98 p.10
Maggie Rogers Memorial Park is already a busy place
5/28/98 p.7
Fire hits while owners vacation in Wisconsin 5/28/98 p.10
Cops break up two underage drinking parties in Inverness
8/20/98 p.9
Senior housing builders predict April finish date 8/20/98
p.14
Inverness votes for more police patrols 11/19/98 p.23
IRVIN, ROBERT
New village manager is ready to get started 1/8/98 p.9
IVANCIC, RAY
Ivancic hopes to defend interests, investments 2/5/98 p.12
JACOBS, BILL
Jacobs celebrate 50th, renew wedding vows 12/10/98 p.113
JACOBS, CLAIRE
Jacobs celebrate 50th, renew wedding vows 12/10/98 p.113
JACOBS, ED
Jacobs back on board 4/2/98 p.28
JEWEL FOOD STORES
Jewel helps area student's dream 7/9/98 p.30
Plans presented for health care campus 12/3/98 p.5
JFK HEALTH WORLD
Kids in a class by themselves 1/22/98 p.25
Safety Town rolls on in new home 7/16/98 p.7
Playing it safe 10/15/98 p.29
JOHNSON, ADRA E.
Teen girl dies in Route 53 crash 3/12/98 p.10
JOHNSON, EMELINE
Ailing Johnston drops out at sectional 11/5/98 p.135
JOHNSON, HARRIET
Common sense safety 6/25/98 p.91
JONAS, DEBBIJO
Debbijo's Hair Design, Debbijo Jonas, owner 7/16/98 p.103
JONES, FRANK
Windy City Balloon Port 6/11/98 p.118
JONES, WENDELL
Jones replacing Peter Fitzgerald 11/26/98 p.11
JUAREZ, VICTOR
All the right moves 1/22/98 p.109
Miller, Juarez, Nelson, and Sestak get job done 2/12/98
p.117
Miller and Juarez pack their bags for state tourney
2/19/98 p.103
KELLY, ASTRA
Astra connections 5/7/98 p.B3
KENNEDY REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
Developer eyes 6.4-acre Deer Park triangle parcel 9/24/98
p.10
Village consultants study 6.4-acre office-retail plan
11/12/98 p.24
Kennedy group abandons Deer Park plan 12/17/98 p.6
KILDEER, ILL.
Kildeer cops taking over Deer Park beat 9/3/98 p.10
KINCAID, CRAIG
Disease doesn't slow teacher down 8/20/98 p.7
KING, LENNY
King of swing 2/26/98 p.B3
KIZIOR, DAVE
Kizior appointed to DP village board 9/24/98 p.6
KLEHM NURSERY
Plans revealed for Klehm property 2/19/98 p.6
Mixed-use development proposed for Klehm site 7/23/98 p.8
Residents call proposed development too dense 7/30/98 p.5
Developer to go forward with Klehm Nursery plan 8/6/98 p.5
Trustees: revised Klehm proposal still too dense 10/15/98
p.12
KLEHM, LOIS
Lois Klehm dies at 81 12/17/98 p.14
KLEIN, DON
BACOG discusses life after Klein 4/30/98 p.6
KLEMM, DICK
Klemm proud of welfare, education bills 3/12/98 p.24
Klemm tops Magnus 3/19/98 p.10
KLEYN, AARON
Nielsen, Kleyn, and Gall win titles 2/19/98 p.102
Kleyn shows 'em at State; Nielsen earns two medals 3/5/98
p.114
Molzahn, Kleyn shine at State 7/30/98 p.117
KNEPPER, HEATHER
Knepper will go it alone at State 10/15/98 p.116
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
Proposed skating arena may put KOC hall on ice 8/27/98 p.12
KNOLL, ANDREA
Accident stirs commitment to volunteerism 12/24/98 p.7
KOBESKI, ANTHONY
Couple marks 70 years of marriage 8/6/98 p.102
KOBESKI, BERNICE
Couple marks 70 years of marriage 8/6/98 p.102
KOPPIE, CHAD
Koppie draws his support from conservative groups 2/12/98
p.9
KORNHAUSER, ISAAC
Orchid man 6/25/98 p.105
KOSTICK, DIANE
Kostick wit 4/23/98 p.29
KRUPA, COURTNEY
Athlete still inspired by brother 2/5/98 p.7
KURTZ, ROSEMARY
Candidates discuss ways to handle growth 3/12/98 p.12
L.A. SAX
L.A. Sax 1/29/98 p.101
LAIDLAW, INC.
NB waste hauler to change name 1/1/98 p.6
LAKE BARRINGTON COUNTRYSIDE PARK DISTRICT
Park commissioner: put soccer field on forest preserve
property 7/23/98 p.10
Panel will be sizing up sites available for regional park
8/20/98 p.12
Cuba Township residents to be polled on park plan 9/17/98
p.8
Budget and appropriation ordinance 11/12/98 p.121
LAKE BARRINGTON, ILL.
LB water tower takes shape 2/5/98 p.6
New 45-lot LB subdivision proposed 2/19/98 p.6
LB subdivision petition withdrawn 3/5/98 p.8
One Classic Place project revived 4/9/98 p.9
Path proposed for preserve 4/9/98 p.9
Telephone antenna allowed on tower 5/7/98 p.9
New massage ordinance passed 5/7/98 p.9
Senior housing talk set for May 28 5/7/98 p.9
Board changes street's name 5/7/98 p.9
Lake Barrington focused on need for more parks 7/9/98 p.8
Neighbors protest plans to expand doctor's office 9/3/98
p.8
Board approves office expansion 10/1/98 p.5
Regional soccer field proposal may take a hike 10/15/98 p.7
Two villages may put skating rinks on ice 12/3/98 p.5
LAKE COUNTY FOREST PRESERVE DISTRICT
Survey showing support for forest preserve bond issue
4/30/98 p.10
Dogs finding new places to roam in Lake County 7/16/98 p.31
Lake County Forest District debates projects, priorities
7/23/98 p.30
County may remove RVs from Fox River preserve 8/27/98 p.10
Camper controversy 9/17/98 p.7
LAKE COUNTY, ILL.
County seeking impact fees, strip club ban 1/22/98 p.22
Club owners challenge county anti-nudity law 3/5/98 p.10
Club owner's attorney claiming harassment 3/5/98 p.10
County taxes go up, but not very much 5/7/98 p.31
County pension hike voted down 6/18/98 p.33
Coalition working for day care improvement 7/9/98 p.26
Lake County assessors are getting the job done 8/6/98 p.9
Egrets benefit from grassroots effort 9/3/98 p.85
Conservationists and developers planning future of Lake
County 10/22/98 p.31
Lake County's seniors sent scrambling for health care
11/5/98 p.18
Summer boating arrests up 145 percent 11/19/98 p.123
Slow-growth faction takes control of county board 12/17/98
p.29
Survey: Lake County job growth explosive 12/24/98 p.87
County files charges in mall brawl 12/31/98 p.5
LAKE IN THE HILLS, ILL.
Airport angst 3/26/98 p.115
LITH board sets limits on adult stores 11/19/98 p.31
LAKE ROSE
Residents' concerns aren't just water under the bridge
8/20/98 p.10
LAKE ZURICH RURAL FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT
Residents concerned about emergency response times 9/24/98
p.10
LAKE ZURICH SCHOOL DISTRICT 95
Resignation rocks district 3/26/98 p.21
Watchdogs pledge to work with District 95 board 4/2/98 p.22
District 95 to seek input in superintendent search 10/1/98
p.32
LAKE ZURICH THEATRES
Theater expansion plan endorsed 7/16/98 p.8
LZ theater expansion approved 7/30/98 p.8
LAKE ZURICH, ILL.
Retail/restaurant proposal has NB residents worrying
1/22/98 p.8
LZ board balking at Wal-Mart expansion 4/30/98 p.11
LZ board postpones vote on Wal-Mart expansion proposal
5/7/98 p.8
Lake Zurich, Hawthorn Woods officials ink border agreement
5/14/98 p.12
Lake Zurich cops investigate nursing home patient death
5/21/98 p.12
Theater expansion plan endorsed 7/16/98 p.8
LZ theater expansion approved 7/30/98 p.8
Lake Zurich senior housing project tabled 8/27/98 p.6
Downtown dreams 10/8/98 p.111
LAMBERSON, JONATHAN
Lamberson appoints watch panel 5/28/98 p.6
More school-funding reform still needed 10/1/98 p.9
LAND USE
Residents seek greater input in land-use plan 7/9/98 p.5
Hubbub hitting at heart of local land-use plans 7/16/98 p.9
LANG, EDITH
Area woman dies in crash 3/12/98 p.10
LANGENDORF PARK
Langendorf Park wetland restoration plan proposed 4/2/98
p.8
Pool parking may create net loss for Langendorf 6/4/98 p.8
Park animals moving to new home 10/29/98 p.6
LAW
Village massage ordinance mulled 1/29/98 p.10
Title 10 suit to be re-filed 2/26/98 p.10
Club owners challenge county anti-nudity law 3/5/98 p.10
Village to discuss massage ordinance 3/19/98 p.6
Village board passes massage regulations 3/26/98 p.8
Teens offer varied thoughts on family planning program
3/26/98 p.24
Still no decision on fate of Title 10 grant 3/26/98 p.25
Barrington Hills enacts bin law 4/9/98 p.6
Plaintiffs re-file Title 10 lawsuit 4/9/98 p.29
New massage ordinance passed 5/7/98 p.9
County sorts through fallout of Title 10 vote 5/7/98 p.11
Village to enforce new massage laws 7/2/98 p.7
Religious freedom bill debate escalates 7/16/98 p.11
McHenry County freed from Betty Doe Title 10 lawsuit
8/20/98 p.12
Palatine peer jury candidates sought 10/15/98 p.26
Village makes bike helmet law permanent 11/12/98 p.7
Casino opponents fear veto session 11/12/98 p.26
LITH board sets limits on adult stores 11/19/98 p.31
Barrington ok's wireless internet rules 11/26/98 p.6
Lawyers of invention 12/3/98 p.135
Lawmakers want higher no pass, no play standard 12/17/98
p.128
LAWLER, JEFF
Jeff Lawler named police chief 4/16/98 p.5
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS OF THE UNITED STATES
Sinnott put on slate on LWV convention 7/16/98 p.33
LESTARGE, STEVEN R.
State helicopter, county canines used to capture battery
suspect 12/3/98 p.8
LEXINGTON HEALTH CARE
Lake Zurich cops investigate nursing home patient death
5/21/98 p.12
LIFE CHANGERS INTERNATIONAL CHURCH
Cops charge church mentor with battery 9/17/98 p.13
LIFESTYLE OPTIONS
Homeward bound: staying home made easier with help of
local group 8/20/98 p.89
LIQUOR LAWS
Restaurant denied liquor license 10/15/98 p.6
LITTLE MUNCHKINS
First tenant opens up in Market center mall 1/22/98 p.8
LOAFMANN, GLENN, REV.
Minister explains his support for curriculum 10/8/98 p.8
LOCKE, NANCY
Principal chosen for new Barbara Rose School 2/5/98 p.5
LONERGAN, TIMOTHY
Chiefs want more funds, less mandates 10/8/98 p.9
Lonergan lauded by Kiwanis Internation [sic] 12/10/98 p.6
LONGNECK RANCH
Longneck Ranch; Bob and Sarah Sophie, owners 1/22/98 p.101
LUNT, CHRISTIAN
Lunt lifts Broncos to winning heights 10/22/98 p.141
MAC ARTHUR, BARBARA
Plane crashes in MacArthur's field 4/16/98 p.7
MAC'S SNOW REMOVAL
Mac's Snow Removal, Lorne Burke, owner 12/17/98 p.117
MADSEN, CHRISTINA
Madsen is fluent is badminton 5/14/98 p.126
MAGGIE ROGERS MEMORIAL PARK
Maggie Rogers Memorial Park is already a busy place
5/28/98 p.7
MAGNUS, ED
Magnus calls for return to GOP platform 3/12/98 p.25
Klemm tops Magnus 3/19/98 p.10
MAINE MANNA WILD BIRD FOOD
Seed money: Barrington Hills resident builds a nest egg
for his retirement 9/3/98 p.100
MAINSTREET ART CENTRE
Outdoor art studio 10/1/98 p.89
MAKE-A-WISH FOUNDATION
A wish come true 3/26/98 p.98
MALITO, PETER
High school athletes toning brains as well as bodies
7/30/98 p.115
MALLOY, JENNIFER
Memorial karate meet is inspiring to athletes 4/9/98 p.123
MANN, BROOKS T.
Injured BHS student moved from hospital 3/5/98 p.7
Brooks Mann's saga is taking tragic turn 6/25/98 p.9
Beanie Baby Expo III will benefit Brooks Mann fund 7/23/98
p.10
Driver in Brooks Mann accident gets sentence 9/3/98 p.9
Roslyn Road School students walk to help Brooks T. Mann
10/29/98 p.10
Raising awareness, making a difference 12/10/98 p.29
MANN, KEVIN
Two villages may put skating rinks on ice 12/3/98 p.5
MARGINSON, MIKE
Barrington rocks 12/3/98 p.111
MARKET CENTER MALL (SHOPPING CENTER)
First tenant opens up in Market center mall 1/22/98 p.8
Martet [sic] Center momentum building with new tenants
3/26/98 p.9
Market Center gets pancake house 4/16/98 p.11
MARKET FACTS
Market Facts; Tom Payne, president 7/9/98 p.103
MARQUETTE, JEFF
Former Barrington police chief quits Florida post 9/3/98
p.5
Woman files charges against Marquette 10/8/98 p.6
Marquette's accuser planning more legal action 10/15/98
p.11
MARSDEN, ALUN
Couple settle for $3.9 million from Good Shepherd, doctor
10/8/98 p.12
MARSDEN, CATHERINE
Couple settle for $3.9 million from Good Shepherd, doctor
10/8/98 p.12
MARTELL, AMANDA
Molzahn, Brunka, Martell, Freeman earn state berths
11/19/98 p.141
MARTIN, LINDY
Martin leads by example at county championships 10/1/98
p.114
MARTINEZ, ALISON
Barrington skater named to honors team 4/2/98 p.115
MARTINEZ, DANIEL, JR.
Carjackers strike in Fox Point 7/9/98 p.5
MATHIAS, SID
Mathias: experience will serve district best 2/5/98 p.13
Clayton endorses Mathias 3/12/98 p.33
Mathias wins 4-man race 3/19/98 p.10
Sid Mathias will run unopposed 5/28/98 p.28
MAYER, ANDREW
Wauconda ex-chief sues to get job back 4/2/98 p.29
MC AFEE, DAVID
Murphy, McAfee vie for new county post 10/29/98 p.18
MC ANDREWS, GEORGE
Lawyers of invention 12/3/98 p.135
MC CARTHY, DENNIS
Contemporary Aquarium Services; Dennis McCarthy, owner
3/5/98 p.105
MC GRATH, BRIAN
Bank robber gets a 17 1/2-year sentence 6/18/98 p.24
MC HENRY COUNTY COLLEGE
Illiteracy still a lingering problem 6/4/98 p.12
MC HENRY COUNTY, ILL.
Title 10 suit to be refiled 2/26/98 p.10
Teens offer varied thoughts on family planning program
3/26/98 p.24
Still no decision on fate of Title 10 grant 3/26/98 p.25
Plaintiffs re-file Title 10 lawsuit 4/9/98 p.29
County sorts through fallout of Title 10 vote 5/7/98 p.11
McHenry County freed from Betty Doe Title 10 lawsuit
8/20/98 p.12
McHenry county traffic woes continue 9/10/98 p.6
MC KEWEN, KELLY
Jewel helps area student's dream 7/9/98 p.30
MC SWEENEY, DAVID
Crane eyes chairmanship in 2001, but it's not certain
2/5/98 p.10
Crane, McSweeney trade accusations in a heated debate
3/5/98 p.12
The 8th Congressional District Republican primary 3/5/98
p.13
Crane, McSweeney hitting home stretch 3/12/98 p.22
Phil Crane wins a bitter victory 3/19/98 p.9
MEDICAL MODEL WELLNESS CENTER
Good Shepherd files fitness center proposal 4/30/98 p.7
MERCURY CRUISELINES
Mercury Cruiselines; Bob and Holly Agra, owners 7/2/98
p.103
MESIROW STEIN REAL ESTATE
Plans revealed for Klehm property 2/19/98 p.6
METHODE ELECTRONICS NETWORK BUSS PRODUCTS
An EPIC tale 2/12/98 p.109
METRICOM, INC.
Metricom seeking to provide wireless internet access here
9/10/98 p.11
MEYER, TIM
Meyer's 3 TD catches burn Hawks 10/15/98 p.115
MICHAEL JOSEPH FOUNDATION
Foundation helps families regain their self-sufficiency
4/2/98 p.14
MIDLANDS (REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT)
SB-UP lawsuit dismissed 5/14/98 p.14
MID-SUBURBAN LEAGUE
North, South; East, West 8/27/98 p.102
Athletes will be the winners in realignment 8/27/98 p.102
West may be newest superconference 8/27/98 p.103
All sports will feel the effects of MSL reshuffling
8/27/98 p.103
MILCAREK, MELINA
For the love of dance 11/26/98 p.B3
MILLER, MIKE
Miller shows it's his time at MSL 2/5/98 p.117
Miller, Juarez, Nelson, and Sestak get job done 2/12/98
p.117
Miller and Juarez pack their bags for state tourney
2/19/98 p.103
MILLROSE TAVERN
Barn raising lays foundation for tavern 4/30/98 p.7
MIRZA, AZAM
Barrington store stops selling adult magazines 1/15/98 p.13
MITCHELL, HERBERT P.
Man charged with taking illicit photos of shoppers 5/14/98
p.26
MOELLER, VERDELL
Moellers mark 50 years of marriage 9/3/98 p.92
Correction to story of 9/9/98 9/17/98 p.6
MOELLER, WALTER
Moellers mark 50 years of marriage 9/3/98 p.92
Correction to story of 9/9/98 9/17/98 p.6
MOLZAHN, JACKIE
Molzahn, Kleyn shine at State 7/30/98 p.117
Relayers, Molzahn turn it up a notch at Junior Nationals
8/13/98 p.117
Molzahn, Brunka, Martell, Freeman earn state berths
11/19/98 p.141
Molzahn medals again at State 11/26/98 p.118
MOLZAHN, TOMMY
Silliman, Molzahn make splashes in Junior Olympic meet at
UIC 3/19/98 p.143
MONEK, JOHN
Chief of staffs 4/23/98 p.94
MORGAN, JASON
Baby boy rings in new year at Good Shepherd Hospital
1/8/98 p.5
MORRIS, DEBBIE
Dead Man Walking victim speaks about life's renewal 9/3/98
p.7
MORTIMER, PATSY
Mortimer honored by CFC 4/2/98 p.112
MORTON GROVE EQUESTRIAN CENTER
Horseplay 3/19/98 p.109
MOSELEY-BRAUN, CAROL
Senator celebrates her birthday in Barrington 8/13/98 p.5
MOSER, JOHN
Barrington rocks 12/3/98 p.111
MUNAO, FRANK J.
Philosophical differences cited as resignation reason
9/24/98 p.12
MURPHY, MAUREEN
Murphy, McAfee vie for new county post 10/29/98 p.18
NELSON, DAVID
David Nelson is named BADC Citizen of the Year 5/14/98 p.7
NELSON, JACK
Lake Forest man picked to lead county chamber 11/26/98
p.105
NELSON, TIM
Miller, Juarez, Nelson, and Sestak get job done 2/12/98
p.117
NEMEC, NANCY
Nemec surviving, thriving in her fight against cancer
6/11/98 p.8
NEUZIL, BOB
Special deliveries 8/6/98 p.91
NEW AGE TRANSPORTATION
New Age Transportation; Carolyn Gable, owner 9/17/98 p.109
NEW GENERATIONS
Center of attention 2/19/98 p.23
NEW ORATORIO SINGERS
Raising their voices 10/29/98 p.B3
NEWMAN, GINNY
Barrington family is awed by Africa 2/26/98 p.7
NEWMAN, PAT
Barrington family is awed by Africa 2/26/98 p.7
NIEKRASZ, JULIE
For the love of dance 11/26/98 p.B3
NIELSEN, JON
Nielsen, Kleyn, and Gall win titles 2/19/98 p.102
Kleyn shows 'em at State; Ni