ABC HUMANE WILDLIFE RESCUE
Critter eviction 7/11/96 p.93
ABORTION
Supreme Court criticized after abortion decision 2/1/96 p.9
Hyde: GOP shouldn't change abortion stand 6/6/96 p.10
ABUSED WIVES
Victim, trustee team up on domestic violence committee
2/1/96 p.9
Panel sheds light on domestic violence 11/21/96 p.11
ACCIDENTS
More safety at crossings urged 1/11/96 p.23
Bus driver never heard warnings before crash 1/25/96 p.24
Window washer plunges three stories, survives 2/1/96 p.12
Police: bus crossed tracks properly 2/1/96 p.26
Fatal S-curve in Gurnee 2/1/96 p.88
IDOT hopes to reduce accidents at corner 2/8/96 p.9
Edgar recognizes emergency teams 2/8/96 p.20
Barrington couple killed in downstate plane crash 2/22/96
p.8
Friends, family grieving over loss of teen 3/7/96 p.5
Crash snarls traffic, sends two to hospital 3/7/96 p.11
In wake of crash, second teen dies 3/14/96 p.5
Program to honor Ingle and Padilla 3/21/96 p.6
Woman is injured in crash 4/4/96 p.5
Crash victims were not drinking 4/4/96 p.9
Roll-over 5/2/96 p.5
Car accident leads cops to teens' drinking party 5/23/96
p.9
Construction worker survives 35-foot fall 5/30/96 p.14
Car flipped by van at Main and Cook 6/13/96 p.20
Squad car wrecked in crash with Barrington teen driver
7/4/96 p.7
Motorcyclist dies after crash on Rt.14 7/18/96 p.6
Coroner rules on February plane crash 7/25/96 p.32
Two men injured in Rt. 14 accident 8/8/96 p.10
Teens face charges after crashing van 9/5/96 p.14
Rolling Meadows couple killed in Route 59 crash 9/12/96 p.8
Ambulance strikes vehicle on Route 14 9/19/96 p.5
Crash settlement totals $15 million 9/19/96 p.10
Correction to story of 9/19/96 9/26/96 p.6
Freak pile-up blocks traffic 10/17/96 p.7
Squad smashed in two-car crash 10/24/96 p.7
Jury awards local woman $3.8 million 10/31/96 p.6
Car flips on golf course 10/31/96 p.6
Five-car crash 10/31/96 p.9
Adult trick-or-treater dies after being struck by car
11/7/96 p.9
Cops: driver was drunk at time of six-car crash 11/21/96
p.9
Man suffers two broken legs in 2-truck crash on Route 62
11/28/96 p.8
Alcohol involved in fatal crash 11/28/96 p.31
Tis the season for deer-car collisions 12/05/96 p.10
Six vehicles, 3,000 pounds of ice cream collide 12/05/96
p.11
Area evacuated after acid spill 12/19/96 p.11
ACTIVE CITIZENS FOR RESPONSIBLE EXPANSION
Opponents are spending time, money to fight mall 8/15/96
p.14
ACRE says 73 percent of residents oppose mall 10/17/96 p.7
Mall foes, developers square off at hearing 10/24/96 p.8
ADOPTION
For the love of a child 1/25/96 p.27
Foster parents won't seek custody 4/11/96 p.23
And baby makes three 10/31/96 p.85
AGED
Spotlight is on seniors in May 5/9/96 p.89
AHMAD, JALIL
Durbin has inside track in Democratic race 3/7/96 p.15
ALCOHOL AND YOUTH
Arrests don't deter teen drinking 5/16/96 p.25
Three bars reprimanded for violations 5/30/96 p.6
Police search-consent form could crash teens' parties
6/27/96 p.8
Kendall County drops charges against teens 7/25/96 p.18
Liquor store employee arrested 9/5/96 p.6
ALEXANDER STILLMAN NATURE CENTER
Center finds feathered foster parents to raise owl chick
5/2/96 p.10
ALLARD, REBECCA
School financial officer to take new post 6/20/96 p.6
ALLENDORPH, GEORGE
Allendorph emerges as stopper 1/11/96 p.93
ALLSTATE INSURANCE COMPANY
Allstate sale raises questions 8/8/96 p.6
AMC REALTY INC.
Village to screen movie-complex plan 7/4/96 p.5
Midland sale depends on ok of AMC's movie theater plan
7/11/96 p.9
Plots thickens as village screens movie proposal 8/15/96
p.11
Critics absent from multiplex hearings 8/22/96 p.8
Theater race pits villages as rivals again 9/26/96 p.11
Theaters may saturate area market 9/26/96 p.11
Stage set for 2 theaters to open 11/28/96 p.14
AMC buys Midlands 12/26/96 p.5
AMERICAN MASSAGE THERAPY ASSOCIATION
Massage therapists fight bad image 2/29/96 p.97
AMERITECH CORPORATION
Ameritech reaching for record control 6/20/96 p.22
AMOCO OIL COMPANY
Skaters fenced out of Amoco station 7/4/96 p.14
Small bank to be built on vacant Amoco property 7/11/96 p.8
ANIMALS
In wake of attacks, officials track coyotes 1/11/96 p.10
Residents question coyote plan's teeth 1/18/96 p.13
Deer gets stuck inside basement 2/1/96 p.6
Naturalist: don't generalize about coyote's habits 2/1/96
p.14
County offers incentive to neuter pets 2/15/96 p.6
Opposition against trapping coyotes grows 2/22/96 p.11
After months alone, snake finds way home 2/29/96 p.7
Coyote trapping approval reversed 3/21/96 p.14
Cat tales 3/28/96 p.93
Center finds feathered foster parents to raise owl chick
5/2/96 p.10
Eight horses are killed in morning barn fire 5/30/96 p.9
Coyotes are part of Barrington area landscape 6/13/96 p.22
Designing the pig-proof home 6/27/96 p.103
JFK workers rescue kitten trapped in drain pipe 8/29/96 p.7
Burglars breaking into area animal hospitals 9/26/96 p.8
Menagerie blessed at event 10/10/96 p.7
Tale of rescued kitten has a happy ending 10/24/96 p.7
Flea market 11/7/96 p.85
Neighbors rescue horse from pool 12/05/96 p.12
ANIMALS, TREATMENT OF
Opposition against trapping coyotes grows 2/22/96 p.11
Animal lovers find buddies for strays 3/7/96 p.81
Coyote trapping approval reversed 3/21/96 p.14
Baby foxes found in apartment complex trash 4/4/96 p.21
Wauconda rodeo rides on, despite activist's protests
7/18/96 p.10
Charges dropped against animal protesters 8/1/96 p.25
JFK workers rescue kitten trapped in drain pipe 8/29/96 p.7
Two boys who abused goose face sentencing 8/29/86 p.9
Burglars breaking into area animal hospitals 9/26/96 p.8
Dogs removed from vacant house 11/21/96 p.29
Shelter is bracing for movie fallout 12/19/96 p.110
ANNE'S UNIQUE BOUTIQUE
Anne's Unique Boutique; Anne DeKoning, owner 7/4/96 p.89
ANNEXATION (MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT)
Lake Barrington may add 20 acres 1/11/96 p.12
District 220 OKs deal for Prairie annexation 6/20/96 p.14
ANNIVERSARIES
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Scholl 1/11/96 p.27
Anniversary 3/28/96 p.100
Family celebrates anniversaries together 4/25/96 p.96
Ice House marks 20th anniversary 6/20/96 p.6
Wayne and Batty Siegworth 6/27/96 p.95
Cookes celebrate 50th 11/14/96 p.99
Hooper and Maris White 11/28/96 p.106
ARLINGTON PARK (RACE TRACK)
Track officials unhappy with racing board ruling 4/11/96
p.26
Sweet Sixteen: Cigar matches Citation with 16th straight
win 7/18/96 p.112
Lights, camera, action 7/25/96 p.110
Betting is down at Arlington Park 8/15/96 p.34
A day at the races 8/29/96 p.82
Racing!!! 8/29/96 p.84
Final preparations made as race time approaches 8/29/96
p.85
Horse's day shifts into fast motion 8/29/96 p.88
After victory it's time for a cool down 8/29/96 p.90
Keeping track 12/12/96 p.129
ARNETT C. LINES SCHOOL
An able athlete 2/29/96 p.27
Addressing literacy 10/17/96 p.31
ARTISTS
Book illustrator talks about art of history 4/25/96 p.25
Drawing on inspiration 4/25/96 p.27
Cardelli the carver 7/11/96 p.79
Interesting by nature 10/3/96 p.27
Watercolor creations 12/05/96 p.93
AUTOMOBILES
Wamburg stretching the limit in race to Dakar 1/11/96 p.7
BAGLIORE, STACY
Resident going for title of Mrs. Illinois International
8/29/96 p.28
BARN OF BARRINGTON (RESTAURANT)
Wedding turns into family feud 7/25/96 p.18
BARRINGTON ANIMAL HOSPITAL
Burglars breaking into area animal hospitals 9/26/96 p.8
BARRINGTON AREA ARTS COUNCIL
Artists find temporary home at BAAC 2/1/96 p.B3
New BAAC exhibit cut from different cloth 4/11/96 p.7
BAAC art fair offers Father's Day fun 6/6/96 p.89
McGregor takes over as BAAC chair 6/13/96 p.91
BAAC musical includes cast of 70 7/17/96 p.20
BAAC fall gala has "state-of-the-art" museum setting
10/17/96 p.106
BARRINGTON AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
New SCORE office to open 2/22/96 p.6
Chamber backs Dailey in third airport fight 4/18/96 p.5
Halloween party fun-raiser set 10/17/96 p.8
Eight win Chamber prizes 12/05/96 p.6
BARRINGTON AREA COMMUNITY CLEARINGHOUSE COMMITTEE
Program launches area into cyberspace 4/18/96 p.101
BARRINGTON AREA COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS
BACOG balks at mall traffic 6/27/96 p.9
Area has history of fighting large developments 7/25/96
p.12
Village's role as BACOG hub threatened 8/1/96 p.24
Klein criticized for his mall criticism 8/29/96 p.26
BACOG charts new course 12/05/96 p.8
BARRINGTON AREA COUNCIL ON AGING
SHIP comes in to help seniors with insurance 8/8/96 p.34
BACOA receives grant of $30,000 10/10/96 p.26
BARRINGTON AREA DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL
Program launches area into cyberspace 4/18/96 p.101
BADC honors Kelsch for community service 5/23/96 p.5
BARRINGTON AREA HISTORICAL SOCIETY
Historical lesson 6/13/96 p.89
BARRINGTON AREA LIBRARY
Barrington Brass 2/1/96 p.11
Library refinances debt 2/15/96 p.6
Survey at library this weekend 2/29/96 p.6
Reptile rap 4/18/96 p.11
Program launches area into cyberspace 4/18/96 p.101
Largest library district looks to expand scope 8/8/96 p.22
Library honors volunteers 8/8/96 p.100
Treasurer's annual report 8/29/96 p.100
Reading Olympiad champions named 9/26/96 p.99
Proposed property tax increase [legal notice] 10/31/96
p.114
Barrington library gets state grant 12/05/96 p.104
BARRINGTON AREA SENIOR CITIZENS HALL OF FAME
Seniors savor their golden years 6/20/96 p.95
Munson inducted into Hall of Fame 6/27/96 p.96
BARRINGTON BANK AND TRUST
Small bank to be built on vacant Amoco property 7/11/96 p.8
BARRINGTON BIKER CONTINGENCY
Hog wild: Barrington Bikers hit the road 8/15/96 p.81
BARRINGTON BRASS
Barrington Brass 2/1/96 p.11
BARRINGTON BRONCOS (BASEBALL CLUB)
Anyone want to play the Broncos? 4/11/96 p.125
Veterans help Broncos beat Conant in summer league
tournament 7/18/96 p.118
Bronco hurlers make difference in regional play 7/25/96
p.112
Broncos drop into losers' bracket 7/25/96 p.113
BARRINGTON BRONCOS (BASKETBALL CLUB)
Broncos pull out intense win 1/25/96 p.97
Stahl keeps listening and learning 2/1/96 p.97
BARRINGTON BRONCOS (CROSS COUNTRY CLUB)
Here's Johnny 10/3/96 p.108
BARRINGTON BRONCOS (GOLF TEAM)
Golf teams shoot for state trophies 8/29/96 p.107
Broncos settle for fifth as state trophy eludes them
10/24/96 p.117
BARRINGTON BRONCOS (HOCKEY CLUB)
Skaters' state title is the "white" one 3/21/96 p.105
BARRINGTON BRONCOS (SWIM CLUB)
Broncos soak sectional field 2/22/96 p.113
BARRINGTON BRONCOS (TENNIS CLUB)
Broncos sweep singles to win 17th MSL title 5/16/96 p.111
BARRINGTON BRONCOS (VOLLEYBALL CLUB)
Lefty Gregson no longer being left out of lineup 4/11/96
p.128
BARRINGTON CHILDREN'S CHOIR
Carnegie curtain call 2/29/96 p.81
Barrington Choir sings at convention 8/29/96 p.7
Children's choir releases CD 12/12/96 p.127
BARRINGTON CLUB
Barrington Club expansion almost done 3/28/96 p.5
Club timetable set 5/2/96 p.6
BARRINGTON COMMUNITY UNIT SCHOOL DISTRICT 220
It's back to those polls in District 220 1/11/96 p.5
Mayland bids farewell to school board 1/25/96 p.7
Kindergartners may be next to feel cramped quarters
1/25/96 p.9
Natural learning 2/1/96 p.27
South Barrington parcel ruled out as new school site
2/15/96 p.10
Referendum sparks emotions, calls for debate 2/22/96 p.5
Snake appears in District 220 office 2/22/96 p.6
District 220 seeks state holiday waiver 2/22/96 p.6
Summer school hours, fees increased 2/22/96 p.6
Questions rise over referendum impact 3/7/96 p.5
Board president: look at more than numbers 3/14/96 p.5
Corridor classrooms 3/14/96 p.29
Strike 2 for Unit 220 3/21/96 p.5
Land deal is off, but Rose plans donation 3/21/96 p.14
Geographic divisions key to referendum vote 3/28/96 p.7
District 220 shifts from long- to short-term focus 4/4/96
p.8
Janney: District 220's SEDOL dispute is not about
inclusion 4/4/96 p.33
Edgar's plan would not have fixed District 220's problems
4/11/96 p.9
Schools face classroom squeeze at every level 4/11/96 p.12
School annexation 4/11/96 p.24
School crossings 4/11/96 p.24
School District 220 hears case for prairie projects
4/11/96 p.13
Referendum supporters plan community building 4/18/96 p.5
District OKs new contract for Vorlop 4/18/96 p.29
Barrington wants to put cop in middle schools 4/25/96 p.5
School referendum talks start 5/16/96 p.5
Social Studies shift's cost is near $140,000 5/23/96 p.23
New school named as top priority for District 220 5/23/96
p.26
Board nixes custodial experiment 5/23/96 p.28
Citizen panel will help chart District 220s future 5/30/96
p.5
Ex-foes uniting to solve school referendum woes 6/6/96 p.21
Citizens for Education goal: surfing for ideas 6/13/96
p.15
School financial officer to take new post 6/20/96 p.6
School construction schedule set 6/20/96 p.8
District 220 OKs deal for Prairie annexation 6/20/96 p.14
District 220 may go for two referendums 7/11/96 p.5
Berkowitz resigns form school board 7/18/96 p.5
Larrain lobbies for school rebuilding 7/18/96 p.6
Penny Road neighbors oppose new school site 7/17/96 p.8
Nemec takes helm as board reviews school plan 7/18/96 p.7
Givot applies for board vacancy 7/25/96 p.7
School referendum may be expanded 8/1/96 p.10
District 220 to begin cutting its budget 8/8/96 p.7
District 220 losing interest with working cash bonds
8/8/96 p.8
New school could cost more than $9 million 8/8/96 p.9
BETA lawsuit hearing today 8/15/96 p.5
Few react (so far) to tax plan 8/15/96 p.5
Bishop: District 220 board needs creative solutions
8/15/96 p.12
District 220 officials meet Penny Road neighbors tonight
8/15/96 p.18
Doubts emerge over proposed school site 8/22/96 p.5
Vorlop resigns from District 220 8/29/96 p.5
Grant would pay for officer in District 220 middle schools
8/29/96 p.8
Referendum decision expected today 8/29/96 p.11
Tonniges appointed to School District 220 Board 9/5/96 p.5
Tech Prep program earns national award 9/5/96 p.6
School District 220 board postpones fall referendum 9/5/96
p.8
District 220 issues warning on sex offender 9/5/96 p.10
Hough Street School kicks off school year in Olympian
fashion 9/5/96 p.11
Sex offender leaves Barrington Hills 9/12/96 p.6
School district budget criticized 9/19/96 p.5
Vorlop replacements named 9/19/96 p.5
School space squeeze 9/19/96 p.27
Poole's letter leaked to media 9/26/96 p.5
Grant to pay for police officer in middle schools 9/26/96
p.31
District 220 has role in enforcing new in-line skating law
9/26/96 p.31
Group seeks to chart District 220's future 10/3/96 p.5
Interesting by nature 10/3/96 p.27
School advisory panel gets down to business 10/10/97 p.8
District 220 begins search for superintendent 10/17/96 p.5
Addressing literacy 10/17/96 p.31
District 220 staff still without contract 10/17/96 p.32
District 220 workers file intent-to-strike notice 10/24/96
p.5
School advisory panels given assignments 10/24/96 p.7
Program helping freshmen adjust to life at BHS 10/24/96
p.27
School union mediation date set 10/31/96 p.6
School union seeking to avoid strike 11/7/96 p.5
Roeser unveils budget plan to rescue District 220 11/7/96
p.8
State's Attorney clears District 220 finance office
11/7/96 p.9
Yeggy resigns from school district 11/14/96 p.5
Super Senior Pass opens BHS up to older residents 11/14/96
p.32
Strike is called off, union OKs contract 11/21/96 p.5
Nemec fires back at critics 11/21/96 p.5
Local man's gift helps purchase chemistry books 11/21/96
p.12
District 220 urged to think, operate like a business
11/21/96 p.13
Nemec: Open Meetings Act wasn't violated 11/21/96 p.14
Panel endorses 2-school referendum 11/28/96 p.7
IASB to aid search for superintendent 11/28/96 p.12
School advisory panels studying costs 12/12/96 p.11
District 220 staff helps Barrington United Way 12/19/96
p.112
Sex offender moves to area 12/26/96 p.6
Charter school hearing set 12/26/96 p.6
BARRINGTON COUNTRYSIDE FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT
Canby calls it quits as fire district lawyer 1/25/96 p.11
Agreements nearly in place for new fire station 2/1/96 p.5
Dispute settled 3/7/96 p.13
Unhappy customers 3/7/96 p.13
New attorney hired 3/7/96 p.13
Recording reality 3/7/96 p.13
Light triggers 3/7/96 p.13
Barrington village board approves fire station deal
4/11/96 p.8
Correction to story of 4/11/96 4/18/96 p.6
Fire station construction could start as soon as May
4/18/96 p.10
Fire district board expands 4/18/96 p.11
Intergovernment deals pay for new fire station 9/12/96 p.9
Ambulance strikes vehicle on Route 14 9/19/96 p.5
Lien put on Lichtman property 10/31/96 p.5
Barrington Hills approves 30-year fire station lease
4/25/96 p.8
BARRINGTON COUNTRYSIDE PARK DISTRICT
Budget 11/28/96 p.110
BARRINGTON CYCLONES (SOFTBALL CLUB)
Wearing new hats: former Barrington players now running
the team 7/4/96 p.97
Dreams welcomes Nationals 8/1/96 p.109
BARRINGTON DODGE
Village sells land to Barrington Dodge 2/29/96 p.12
BARRINGTON ENLIGHTENED TAXPAYERS ASSOCIATION
BETA seeking townhouses here 9/5/96 p.12
BETA lawsuit in court next week 9/12/96 p.6
Nemec fires back at critics 11/21/96 p.5
Nemec: Open Meetings Act wasn't violated 11/21/96 p.14
BARRINGTON FILLIES (BASKETBALL CLUB)
Fulfilling expectations 12/19/96 p.125
BARRINGTON FILLIES (DIVING CLUB)
High five 11/28/96 p.133
BARRINGTON FILLIES (GOLF TEAM)
Buff's 74 leads Fillies to own invitational title 9/19/96
p.117
Buff, Fillies pose with state medals 10/24/96 p.117
BARRINGTON FILLIES (SOCCER CLUB)
Undefeated Fillies take 0.00 GAA to St. Louis 4/11/96 p.129
BARRINGTON FILLIES (SOFTBALL CLUB)
Pedersen no-hitter highlights perfect week for the Fillies
4/11/96 p.127
Senior duo lifts Fillies to MSL title 5/23/96 p.117
BARRINGTON FILLIES (SWIM CLUB)
Frosh Molzahn is Fillies' newest star 9/12/96 p.121
Silliman and Olsen win twice as Fillies claim JV conference
meet 10/31/96 p.113
Fillies prove again they're the best 11/7/96 p.110
BARRINGTON FILLIES (TENNIS CLUB)
Going out in style 10/31/96 p.110
BARRINGTON FILLIES (TRACK TEAM)
Jumping for joy: McLaughlin's leap gives Fillies first MSL
title 5/9/96 p.115
BARRINGTON FILLIES (VOLLEYBALL CLUB)
Having a ball 10/3/96 p.109
BARRINGTON FIRE DEPARTMENT
Keeping volunteer presence could cost village $20,000
1/25/96 p.7
Barrington firefighters to be on Oprah 6/6/96 p.6
Village, firefighters close to reaching contract terms
6/20/96 p.8
Village inks Inc. contract 7/4/96 p.12
Equine exercise provides lessons for rescue teams 8/15/96
p.7
Breeding confidence at heart of training 8/15/96 p.7
Firefighters reach tentative agreement 8/22/96 p.6
Firefighters union inks pact 8/29/96 p.8
Intergovernment deals pay for new fire station 9/12/96 p.9
Fire chief Danley honored 11/14/96 p.6
BARRINGTON HIGH SCHOOL
First quarter honors 1/11/96 p.83
Space crunch hitting hard at high school 1/18/95 p.5
Correction to honor roll list of 1/11/96 1/18/96 p.6
Cyberspace chat links young activists 2/8/96 p.13
High school project dissected 2/8/96 p.29
Going mobile: high school may be next 2/22/96 p.7
Coming of age 2/22/96 p.27
Setting the stage 3/7/96 p.27
Greetis still loving his BHS hoops 3/7/96 p.106
In wake of crash, second teen dies 3/14/96 p.5
Second quarter honors listed 3/14/96 p.30
Sabre dancers 3/21/96 p.27
Nike creeps onto BHS sports scene 3/21/96 p.110
Strictly ballroom 4/11/96 p.31
Drawing on inspiration 4/25/96 p.27
Captains of their ship 5/2/96 p.29
Third quarter honors listed 5/2/96 p.31
New intramural hoops are a hit with students 5/9/96 p.8
No dates needed for special prom 5/9/96 p.12
Proposed: Barrington debaters are success 5/9/96 p.29
Blocking out: BHS classes could be made twice as long
5/23/96 p.29
Suspensions shed light on Senior sleep over 6/6/96 p.5
BHS cans Kalas; Swaya is named Fillies' new boss 6/6/96
p.116
Class of '96 has gift of inclusiveness 6/13/96 p.7
Graduates 6/13/96 p.30
School parking lots may become skaters' havens 6/20/96 p.30
BHS graduate wins Miss Illinois title 7/4/96 p.7
BHS auditorium to receive air conditioning this week
7/11/96 p.25
Honor roll 7/18/96 p.98
BHS police liaison makes the grade 7/25/96 p.11
Giving something back 8/22/96 p.105
BHS teacher found not guilty 9/12/96 p.5
BHS gets academic trophy case 9/12/96 p.6
Best Buddies 9/12/96 p.27
Barrington ready for homecoming 9/19/96 p.10
Greatest show in Barrington 9/26/96 p.7
Barrington Park District honors Kevin Gall 10/10/96 p.7
Ring it up 10/10/96 p.29
BHS grad discusses ecology and politics with Gorbachev
10/17/96 p.9
Program helping freshmen adjust to life at BHS 10/24/96
p.27
BHS taking traditional twist to classic Shakespeare play
11/7/96 p.28
Moving in time 11/14/96 p.31
Super Senior Pass opens BHS up to older residents 11/14/96
p.32
Local man's gift helps purchase chemistry books 11/21/96
p.12
Finding the magic in science 12/12/96 p.39
BHS loses big fan in Nightengale 12/12/96 p.142
ISA recognizes BHS diving coach Hendee 12/16/96 p.91
BARRINGTON HILLS COUNTRY CLUB
Country club hit twice by vandals 6/6/96 p.12
BARRINGTON HILLS, ILL.
Police: Fire victim was shot in head 1/25/96 p.5
Barrington Hills' natural amenities highlighted in plan
1/25/96 p.12
Police chase leads in arson/murders 2/1/96 p.5
Agreements nearly in place for new fire station 2/1/96 p.5
Spotlight won't dim village image 2/1/96 p.7
They were so vibrant: slain couple lived full lives
2/1/96 p.7
Task force members tackle major county crime cases 2/1/96
p.7
Life Changers Church coming to Barrington Hills 2/1/96 p.8
Clues remain few in Hills murders 2/8/96 p.5
Correction to story of 2/1/96 2/8/96 p.6
Residents fear changes brought by new church 2/8/96 p.10
Barrington Hills church plan prompting legal battle
2/29/96 p.5
Residents voice frustration at church's vague answers
3/14/96 p.8
Location and real name of suspect are a mystery 3/14/96 p.9
Man who was called suspect relieved at Hommerson's arrest
3/14/96 p.9
Barrington Hills cop named to task force 3/28/96 p.13
Village makes federal case out of church fight 3/28/96 p.26
Barrington village board approves fire station deal
4/11/96 p.8
Correction to story of 4/11/96 4/18/96 p.6
Fire station construction could start as soon as May
4/18/96 p.10
Church suing village for $6 million 4/25/96 p.5
Barrington Hills approves 30-year fire station lease
4/25/96 p.8
Village tightening zoning 5/16/96 p.28
Village approves parking prohibition 5/30/96 p.14
Village OKs $20,700 for street patching 5/30/96 p.14
Suspensions shed light on Senior sleep over 6/6/96 p.5
Church gets building permit, drops suit against village
6/20/96 p.7
Woman is robbed by man with knife 6/26/96 p.10
Cops bust 49 teens in Barrington Hills 7/11/96 p.13
BHPD's new uniforms praised 8/8/96 p.6
Lageschulte to build 15 homes on 20 acres 8/8/96 p.32
Baby born on way to hospital 8/15/96 p.6
Robbery suspect nabbed 8/29/96 p.23
District 220 issues warning on sex offender 9/5/96 p.10
Barrington Hills youth swims in adults' triathlon 9/5/96
p.20
Sex offender leaves Barrington Hills 9/12/96 p.6
Rolling Meadows couple killed in Route 59 crash 9/12/96 p.8
Intergovernment deals pay for new fire station 9/12/96 p.9
Resident suggests gates and guards in Barrington Hills
9/26/96 p.16
BH board to explore Hawthorne cul-de-sac 10/31/96 p.9
Life Changers International Church 11/28/96 p.99
Barrington Hills lowers speed limits 12/05/96 p.14
Kempe seeks another term 12/12/96 p.8
Rose is calling for road referendum 12/12/96 p.13
Subdivision plan to be reviewed by village board 12/12/96
p.16
Graffiti posse to cleanse silos 12/12/96 p.26
BH board ok's preliminary plat 12/19/96 p.6
Rose road repair referendum requires revenue researching
12/19/96 p.9
Zoning and roads to be campaign issues 12/26/96 p.5
BARRINGTON HORSE SHOW
Horse show jumps into high gear 7/18/96 p.9
Rain doesn't dampen horse show 7/25/96 p.7
BARRINGTON HURRICANES (SOFTBALL CLUB)
Sparks oust 'Canes from national qualifier 7/4/96 p.98
Hurricanes come up short in Cincinnati marathon 7/25/96
p.111
BARRINGTON JUNIOR WOMEN'S CLUB
BJWC seeking to build permanent Safety Town 11/28/96 p.8
BARRINGTON MEN'S SENIOR BASEBALL CLUB
Barrington Men's Baseball Club fields its second team
4/25/96 p.116
BARRINGTON MIDDLE SCHOOL--PRAIRIE CAMPUS
Spelling it out 1/25/96 p.93
B quarter honors listed 3/21/96 p.29
School annexation 4/11/96 p.24
Barrington wants to put cop in middle schools 4/25/96 p.5
Honor roll 5/16/96 p.31
Knight time fun 6/6/96 p.29
Village gets grant for police officer in middle schools
6/13/96 p.10
District 220 OKs deal for Prairie annexation 6/20/96 p.14
Honor roll 7/11/96 p.29
School annexation is revisited 8/1/96 p.11
Grant to pay for police officer in middle schools 9/26/96
p.31
Vets share memories of service 11/14/96 p.7
Students cave-in to primitive history 11/28/96 p.37
Honor roll 12/12/96 p.40
Heritage Wall unveiled 12/19/96 p.6
Railroad crossing safety requires more than signs 12/12/96
p.8
BARRINGTON MIDDLE SCHOOL--STATION CAMPUS
Getting the lead out: new program urges students to get
fit 1/11/96 p.89
Correction to story of 1/11/96 1/18/96 p.6
Holding court: mock trials bring life to Bill of Rights
1/18/96 p.93
B quarter honors listed 3/21/96 p.28
Station students walking the walk 3/28/96 p.27
Barrington wants to put cop in middle schools 4/25/96 p.5
Author brings tribe's story to students in Barrington
5/9/96 p.11
Re-enactment a lesson to remember 5/16/96 p.29
Honor roll 5/16/96 p.30
Knight time fun 6/6/96 p.29
Village gets grant for police officer in middle schools
6/13/96 p.10
Station's walkers weather the storm 6/20/96 p.18
School parking lots may become skaters' havens 6/20/96 p.30
Honor roll 7/11/96 p.26
Grant to pay for police officer in middle schools 9/26/96
p.31
Weather report 11/7/96 p.27
Play nurses students' acting skills 11/21/96 p.35
Honor roll 12/12/96 p.41
Having a ball 12/26/96 p.21
BARRINGTON PARK DISTRICT
Rink welcomes winter revelers 1/11/96 p.5
Langendorf Park project costs district $135,000 3/28/96
p.20
Barrington marks Earth Day with educational activities
4/18/96 p.8
Dogs seen as threat to lake's blue herons 4/18/96 p.9
District seeks grant to fund Miller Park improvements
4/25/96 p.9
Park District applies for $200,000 state grant 6/27/96 p.28
Football club field goal: scoreboards at Beese Park
6/27/96 p.28
Park District has big small plans for Miller Park 7/4/96
p.25
Park District Caribbean kickoff makes a splash 7/4/96 p.25
Langendorf Park's pool needs replacing 7/18/96 p.7
Popular park district employee dies 7/25/96 p.14
In-line skating group pushing park facility 8/8/96 p.14
Park board diving into pool plans 8/22/96 p.5
Barrington Park District offering space to skaters 8/22/96
p.9
Expectations dip for new pool by Memorial Day 9/12/96 p.7
Park district working on pool plans 9/19/96 p.6
Park district turned down for state grant 9/19/96 p.6
Langendorf entrance revamp started 10/3/96 p.6
Barrington Park District honors Kevin Gall 10/10/96 p.7
Club: Pool without diving would flop 10/24/96 p.16
Carpenter steps down as park board chief 12/12/96 p.7
BARRINGTON PARTNERS
Bizarre phone message received by business are forwarded to
FBI 8/1/96 p.9
BARRINGTON SCHOOL EMPLOYEES ORGANIZATION
District 220 staff still without contract 10/17/96 p.32
District 220 workers file intent-to-strike notice 10/24/96
p.5
School union mediation date set 10/31/96 p.6
School union seeking to avoid strike 11/7/96 p.5
Strike is called off, union OKs contract 11/21/96 p.5
BARRINGTON SWIM CLUB
Swimmers paddle like future Olympians 3/21/96 p.107
BSC swimmers perform well at novelty meet 6/6/96 p.118
Club: Pool without diving would flop 10/24/96 p.16
BARRINGTON TOWNSHIP, ILL.
Sample ballot 10/31/96 p.107
Ex-township trustee sentenced to prison 12/12/96 p.5
BARRINGTON TRAIN STATION
School parking lots may become skaters' havens 6/20/96 p.30
BARRINGTON UNITED WAY
District 220 staff helps Barrington United Way 12/19/96
p.112
BARRINGTON VENTURE PARTNERSHIP
Hotel plan criticized by advisory panel 8/1/96 p.31
BARRINGTON VFW LEGION POST 158 (BASEBALL CLUB)
Everyone guilty in Post 158 losses 7/4/96 p.98
Post 158 find O in Oconomowoc 7/11/96 p.101
Post 158 takes first step to State 7/25/96 p.109
Post 158 takes first step to State 7/25/96 p.109
Saveley's bat lifts Post 158 to district title 8/1/96 p.111
Saveley's bat lifts Post 158 to district title 8/1/96 p.111
BARRINGTON VFW POST 7706
VFW Post 7706 marks its 50th year 6/13/96 p.24
Village honors VFW Post 7706 9/5/96 p.12
Village honors VFW Post 7706 9/5/96 p.12
Vets share memories of service 11/14/96 p.7
VFW rekindles interest in veterans' affairs 11/14/96 p.7
BARRINGTON YOUTH FOOTBALL CLUB
Football club field goal: scoreboards at Beese Park
6/27/96 p.28
BARRINGTON YOUTH SERVICES
Rotary Club donates $3,000 to BYS 4/11/96 p.6
BYS chief Schulman is named to NU post 7/11/96 p.87
BYS elects board members 7/25/96 p.86
BARRINGTON, ILL.
New director should aid business owners 1/11/96 p.7
Village weighs options in sprinkler requirements 1/11/96
p.7
Sprinkler debate coming from both sides of issue 1/25/96
p.9
Committee begins process of exploring police needs 2/8/96
p.8
Businesses win with new sprinkler code 2/15/96 p.7
Officials continue search for village hall answers 2/15/96
p.7
Hansen to leave board 2/22/96 p.5
Village to study possible street closures at St. Anne
2/29/96 p.11
Village sells land to Barrington Dodge 2/29/96 p.12
Police station plan falls through 3/14/96 p.7
Railroad gate problems signal worries for police 3/14/96
p.7
"Speed" star joins cops for local film shoot 3/14/96 p.10
Study to focus on neighborhood traffic patterns 3/21/96
p.12
Road salt ices railroad crossing gates 3/28/96 p.12
Village covers deficit with past surplus 3/28/96 p.12
Frommeyer named trustee 4/11/96 p.5
Village to get $308,000 from land sale 4/11/96 p.6
Barrington village board approves fire station deal
4/11/96 p.8
Chief: courtesy is key to solving noise issue 4/11/96 p.10
Correction to story of 4/11/96 4/18/96 p.6
Barrington invests in economic growth 4/18/96 p.14
Downtown parking limits mulled 4/25/96 p.14
Lengthy debate ensues over garage 5/9/96 p.6
Board to take up sidewalk dining 5/9/96 p.7
Village going to court over principles 5/16/96 p.5
Barrington working on noise ordinance 5/23/96 p.6
Some say in-line skaters are getting out of line 5/23/96
p.8
Barrington mulling bicycle helmet law 5/23/96 p.16
Residents fighting mad over flood 5/30/96 p.5
Liquor license granted 5/30/96 p.6
Board seeks to slow Eastwood speeders 5/30/96 p.6
Residents getting ready to run in Olympic relay 5/30/96
p.13
Village gets grant for police officer in middle schools
6/13/96 p.10
Skating controversy spins in new direction 6/13/96 p.14
Village, firefighters close to reaching contract terms
6/20/96 p.8
School parking lots may become skaters' havens 6/20/96 p.30
Biggest parade ever set for 4th 6/27/96 p.7
Syzmanski exits from village post 7/4/96 p.12
Traffic study result: status quo kept 7/4/96 p.12
Village inks Inc. contract 7/4/96 p.12
Village has huge turnout for Fourth 7/11/96 p.7
Panel suggests scooting skaters from downtown 7/11/96 p.8
Fixing flooding problem may set precedent 7/18/96 p.5
Village board shifts gear in free-wheeling debate 7/25/96
p.9
Area has history of fighting large developments 7/25/96
p.12
Panel considers capping campaign contributions 7/25/96 p.36
UARCO antenna is approved 8/1/96 p.11
Railroad crossing to be closed 8/8/96 p.6
In-line skating debate continues 8/15/96 p.6
Safety panel not sold on bicycle helmet law 8/15/96 p.9
Barrington Park District offering space to skaters 8/22/96
p.9
In-line skating issue left unresolved again 8/29/96 p.10
Market analyst hired by board 9/5/96 p.12
Market analyst hired by board 9/5/96 p.12
Village manager gets pay increase 9/5/96 p.12
New ordinance targets sidewalk recklessness 9/12/96 p.8
District 220 has role in enforcing new in-line skating law
9/26/96 p.31
Village amends ethics code 10/3/96 p.6
Village may need to look for employee parking lot 10/3/96
p.9
Treasurer's report 10/10/96 p.107
Residents named to planning panel 10/17/96 p.6
Neighbors, village team up to solve flooding problem
10/24/96 p.10
Village makes drainage deal 11/7/96 p.6
Village Green park may sprout on Lipofsky's site 11/14/96
p.8
Barrington obtains option for bank's vacant property
11/14/96 p.9
Film crew mess irks downtown merchants 11/21/96 p.8
Santa comes to Barrington Dec. 7 11/28/96 p.7
Barrington village board mulls bicycle helmet law 11/28/96
p.10
Hamelberg seeks re-election 12/05/96 p.5
Barrington village board gives levy slight increase
12/12/96 p.8
Bike path grant could be at risk 12/12/96 p.14
Barrington gears up for Giving Day 12/19/96 p.7
Barrington chief taking Florida job 12/19/96 p.7
Pace cuts Barrington-Lake Zurich bus service 12/19/96 p.14
Barrington gets into giving 12/26/96 p.7
BASH, BARBARA
Interesting by nature 10/3/96 p.27
BATES, DANNY
Cops investigating new reports about Cary sex-crime suspect
8/8/96 p.32
Grand jury indicts Bates for assault 8/22/96 p.14
BEAUBIEN, MARK
Underdog Mullenix ready to challenge Beaubien 2/29/96 p.7
Beaubien holds on to slight edge 3/21/96 p.7
Beaubien: county raises excessive 6/20/96 p.12
Beaubien touts reputation of being a good listener
10/17/96 p.8
Mountsier replaces Beaubien 10/31/p.5
Beaubien wins Salvi's Springfield seat 11/14/96 p.13
BEDERSKE, KATHY
Wearing new hats: former Barrington players now running
the team 7/4/96 p.97
BELL'S APPLE ORCHARD
Fall is ripe season for apple pickers 10/10/96 p.113
Bell smells something rotten in apple orchard 10/31/96 p.8
BELL, JOHN III
Bell smells something rotten in apple orchard 10/31/96 p.8
BENJAMIN, C.J.
Garden Corner Nursery and Craft Addition; Jason Benjamin,
C.J. Benjamin, and Steve Smith, owners 5/16/96 p.99
BENJAMIN, JASON
Garden Corner Nursery and Craft Addition; Jason Benjamin,
C.J. Benjamin, and Steve Smith, owners 5/16/96 p.99
BENZ, DIANE
Telephone talk rings up more mall controversy 7/25/96 p.8
BERGGREN, ASHLEY
Berggren numbers look good 3/7/96 p.105
BERGMAN, ROBERT
Bergman names himself successor to Pedersen post 11/28/96
p.33
BERKOWITZ, MICHAEL
Berkowitz resigns from school board 7/18/96 p.5
BERNARDIN, JOSEPH CARDINAL
St. Anne mourns death of cardinal 11/21/96 p.10
BEVERLY INN
Lake Zurich board approves three-story hotel on lakefront
4/11/96 p.7
BILTMORE COUNTRY CLUB
Club hopes to clean lake of trespassers 4/4/96 p.14
BILTMORE MANOR (LAND SUBDIVISION)
Biltmore Manor greeted with doubt 1/25/96 p.11
BISHOP, BILL
Take note: Bishop swims to pair of state titles 2/29/96
p.105
Bishop and Smiley are honored at BHS awards banquet 6/6/96
p.116
BISHOP, WILLARD
Bishop: District 220 board needs creative solutions
8/15/96 p.12
BLANCHARD, PEGGY
New director should aid business owners 1/11/96 p.7
BOB'S BARBER SHOP
Barrington barber bowing out 9/12/96 p.93
BOLTON-ROST, NANCY
Victim, trustee team up on domestic violence committee
2/1/96 p.9
Panel sheds light on domestic violence 11/21/96 p.11
BONESS, ROBERT
Boness seeks election to promote education 10/17/96 p.8
BRACKUS, ROBERT
Local man wins Little Lotto prize 11/28/96 p.6
BRAITHWAITE, WILLIAM
Braithwaite: village could afford more county cops
12/19/96 p.24
BRAVOS, ANTHONY G.
Two local men charged with assaulting police 12/26/96 p.8
BRAVOS, CHRISTOS G.
Two local men charged with assaulting police 12/26/96 p.8
BREHMER, JOHN
Brehmer: Skinner not a constructive element 2/22/96 p.9
BROOKE, JERI
Tribal Expressions; Rob and Jeri Brooke, owners 5/2/96 p.B3
BROOKE, ROB
Tribal Expressions; Rob and Jeri Brooke, owners 5/2/96 p.B3
BROOKS, STEPHANIE
Paralympic material 6/27/96 p.89
BROUGH, WILLIAM
Brough keeps fighting for protection of wetlands 1/4/96
p.10
BROWN'S CHICKEN AND PASTA (RESTAURANT)
Lake group: Brown's review ill-advised 7/4/96 p.6
Chiefs laud Brown's probe 8/22/96 p.32
BROWN, COREY J.
South Barrington cops help identify impostor 2/8/96 p.13
BROWN, KURT
Man behind the mask 9/26/96 p.114
BROWN, TERRY
Crash settlement totals $15 million 9/19/96 p.10
Correction to story of 9/19/96 9/26/96 p.6
BRUNN, MARGARET
Elgin Academy selects Brunn as its director 9/12/96 p.31
BUDDY FOUNDATION
Animal lovers find buddies for strays 3/7/96 p.81
BUENDORF, BETH RYDEEN
Cheer Elite; Beth Rydeen Buendorf, owner 5/23/96 p.89
BUFF, PAM
Buff's 74 leads Fillies to own invitational title 9/19/96
p.117
Buff, Fillies pose with state medals 10/24/96 p.117
BURVAL, CAROLE A.
Barrington woman lands NAAC artist scholarship 4/11/96
p.112
BUSINESS
Grocery prices reflect competition 1/11/96 p.75
Clamping down 1/25/96 p.77
Mega bank mergers spur creativity 2/1/96 p.89
A growing trade [bartering] 2/8/96 p.7
Businesses win with new sprinkler code 2/15/96 p.7
Game time: a new way to meat 3/7/96 p.97
Power brokers 4/11/96 p.115
Tighter smoking restrictions getting mixed response
7/25/96 p.101
Scores of movie screens seeking homes in area 8/15/96 p.32
Dinner and movie: A potent combo? 8/15/96 p.33
Job fair attendance disappoints retailers 8/29/96 p.29
Fall crops coming in slowly 9/12/96 p.109
Money and politics 9/26/96 p.105
Button collecting an uncertain art 10/3/96 p.99
Correction to story of 9/26/96 10/17/96 p.6
Shell Oil unveils big plan for Main Street/Rt. 14 lot
10/31/96 p.9
Flea market 11/7/96 p.85
Millennium to cause computer havoc 11/14/96 p.109
Keeping track 12/12/96 p.129
BUSINESS ENTERPRISES
Fancy Art N.F.P.; George Vodin, owner 2/8/96 p.73
Patricia Rhodes Inc.; Patricia Rhodes, owner 2/8/96 p.89
Creative Memories; Elaine Ezsak, owner 3/21/96 p.97
My Secret Garden, Tammy Sittinger and Lisa Szuberla, owners
4/18/96 p.123
Design Toscano, Michael and Marilyn Stopka, owners 4/25/96
p.101
Tribal Expressions; Rob and Jeri Brooke, owners 5/2/96 p.B3
Garden Corner Nursery and Craft Addition; Jason Benjamin,
C.J. Benjamin, and Steve Smith, owners 5/16/96 p.99
Cheer Elite; Beth Rydeen Buendorf, owner 5/23/96 p.89
Haeger Pottery; Lexy Haeger Estes, owner 5/23/96 p.105
Tropical Wings; Cynthia and George Schanck, owners 6/20/96
p.113
Anne's Unique Boutique; Anne DeKoning, owner 7/4/96 p.89
Ozzi Water Park 8/8/96 p.101
Earth Friendly Choices; John and Karla Guifoil, owners
8/15/96 p.101
Pet-A-Coat Junction; Var Ketenjian, owner 9/19/96 p.105
Dick Pond Athletics 10/31/96 p.101
Guys & Dolls; Sherry Kozil, owner 11/21/96 p.117
Solar Design; Jennifer Schmidt, owner 12/19/96 p.117
BUSSE WOODS FOREST PRESERVE
Decreasing deer population in Busse Woods bucks trend
12/05/96 p.10
CAILE, JOYCE
Water-storage issues prompt Caile to quit 5/30/96 p.22
CANBY, CALEN III
Canby calls it quits as fire district lawyer 1/25/96 p.11
CARDELLI, LEO
Cardelli the carver 7/11/96 p.79
CARELLI, DOROTHY
Residents fighting mad over flood 5/30/96 p.5
CARPENTER, ROBERT
Carpenter steps down as park board chief 12/12/96 p.7
CARR, DONNA
Forsberg faces disciplinary action 9/5/96 p.5
CARRIAGE TRAIL (LAND SUBDIVISION)
Residents fighting mad over flood 5/30/96 p.5
Flood-control steps taken 6/6/96 p.14
CARTWRIGHT, JIM
Cartwright gets Olympian wrestlers to mat on time 7/18/96
p.116
CARY, ILL.
Cary woman combats power of prison gangs 8/8/96 p.12
Cops investigating new reports about Cary sex-crime suspect
8/8/96 p.32
Cary neighbors protest re-zoning of Fox River site
11/28/96 p.35
CARY-GROVE HIGH SCHOOL
Accident victims recalled at Cary-Grove graduation 6/13/96
p.31
CASSELL, MARTIN L., JR.
Renaissance resident dies 5/23/96 p.10
CATENCAMP, PATRICIA
Bus driver never heard warnings before crash 1/25/96 p.24
CHABRIAN, DEBORAH
Watercolor creations 12/05/96 p.93
CHARTER BANK & TRUST NA
Settlement brings new look to Forest Knoll 1/25/96 p.17
CHEER ELITE
Cheer Elite; Beth Rydeen Buendorf, owner 5/23/96 p.89
CHESSIE'S RESTAURANT
Unpleasant find reported in ketchup 5/2/96 p.14
CHICAGO BEARS (FOOTBALL CLUB)
Bears punt on Hoffman Estates plan 1/18/96 p.6
CHICAGO WILDERNESS
Joining hands across prairies, wetlands 5/16/96 p.85
Umbrella nature group established 6/13/96 p.19
CHICAGOLAND TRANSPORTATION & AIR QUALITY COMMISSION
Stopping sprawl needs planning, sharing 6/20/96 p.11
CHILD PSYCHOLOGY
Conscious parenting 10/24/96 p.93
CINEMARK U.S.A., INC.
Race is on to approve area movie complex 8/15/96 p.32
Theater race pits villages as rivals again 9/26/96 p.11
Theaters may saturate area market 9/26/96 p.11
Stage set for 2 theaters to open 11/28/96 p.14
CITIZENS AGAINST RUNAWAY EXPENDITURES
Nemec: Open Meetings Act wasn't violated 11/21/96 p.14
CITIZENS FOR CONSERVATION
Natural learning 2/1/96 p.27
Barrington marks Earth Day with educational activities
4/18/96 p.8
Water issues poured over at hearing 8/29/96 p.14
Taubman team addresses mall-site water concern 9/19/96 p.8
CITIZENS FOR EDUCATION
Ex-foes uniting to solve school referendum woes 6/6/96 p.21
Citizens for Education goal: surfing for ideas 6/13/96
p.15
Bishop: District 220 board needs creative solutions
8/15/96 p.12
Group seeks to chart District 220's future 10/3/96 p.5
District 220 urged to think, operate like a business
11/21/96 p.13
CLAIRBORNE, JOHN H.
Funeral for Clairborne will be Saturday 5/23/96 p.10
CLEARBROOK MANOR
Neighbors wary of group home in Schaumburg 12/12/96 p.36
CLINE, KAREN LEE
Cline eyes Mrs. Illinois title 3/28/96 p.8
CLINE, MARGE
Olympics deliver great memories for local volunteer
8/22/96 p.7
COFFELT, SALLY
Coffelt, Jones seeking county clerk job 10/24/96 p.20
COLLEGE OF LAKE COUNTY
CLC narrows president search 5/9/96 p.11
Naff named CLC chief 5/23/96 p.30
COLLIGNON, GERALD C.
Fireman charged with striking policeman after a traffic
stop 5/9/96 p.9
COLLINS, JERRY
Barrington couple killed in downstate plane crash 2/22/96
p.8
Coroner rules on February plane crash 7/25/96 p.32
COLLINS, JO ANNE
Barrington couple killed in downstate plane crash 2/22/96
p.8
Coroner rules on February plane crash 7/25/96 p.32
COLLINS, THOMAS W.
FBI: Collins' life in hiding still a mystery 8/1/96 p.26
COMMITTEE TO PREVENT DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
Panel sheds light on domestic violence 11/21/96 p.11
COMMUNITY CHURCH OF BARRINGTON
Sense of community 11/14/96 p.89
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Market analyst hired by board 9/5/96 p.12
Residents named to planning panel 10/17/96 p.6
Village Green project gains steam 11/21/96 p.7
CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES
Hearings to discuss restoration 10/17/96 p.9
Both sides heard at restoration meetings 11/21/96 p.34
COOK COUNTY FOREST PRESERVE DISTRICT
Campaign keeps Deer Grove open for cyclists 3/28/96 p.14
Bicycle trail will extend from Harper to Crabtree 6/20/96
p.7
Hearings to discuss restoration 10/17/96 p.9
Skeptics doubtful of forest preserve restoration plans
11/14/96 p.34
Both sides heard at restoration meetings 11/21/96 p.34
Trouble piles up for county official 12/05/96 p.16
COOK COUNTY, ILL.
Real Property Assessments 2/8/96 p.E1
County offers incentive to neuter pets 2/15/96 p.6
Candidates vie for county posts 10/24/96 p.21
Assessment 11/28/96 p.113
COOKE, DEBBY
Cookes celebrate 50th 11/14/96 p.99
COOKE, HANK
Cookes celebrate 50th 11/14/96 p.99
COPLAND, PATTY
Romance with an edge 9/19/96 p.89
CORODY, JOHN G.
Two men injured in Rt. 14 accident 8/8/96 p.10
CORPORATE WIVES CLUB
Corporate wives turn to club for company 2/22/96 p.105
COTSWOLD MANOR (LAND SUBDIVISION)
Drainage problems 1/18/96 p.14
COUNCIL OF BARRINGTON GARDEN CLUBS
Garden club panel honors businesses 12/05/96 p.104
COUNTRYSIDE SCHOOL
Science teacher is charged with battery 4/4/96 p.27
Students race through books 5/9/96 p.7
Teacher gets day in court 5/16/96 p.24
Off to be the wizard 5/30/96 p.29
Trip to France gives students new perspective 6/27/96 p.32
COUNTRYSIDE UNITARIAN-UNIVERSALIST CHURCH OF PALATINE
Visual theology 1/4/96 p.19
CRANE, PHILIP M.
Craning for Capitol Hill 2/29/96 p.8
Crane scores easy win in Republican primary 3/21/96 p.9
Crane supported failed tax-hike amendment 4/18/96 p.18
Money and politics 9/26/96 p.105
Campaign for Congress 10/10/96 p.9
Correction to story of 9/26/96 10/17/96 p.6
Crane, Hull answer readers' questions 10/24/96 p.14
Phil Crane celebrates birthday with victory 11/7/96 p.7
CREATIVE MEMORIES
Creative Memories; Elaine Ezsak, owner 3/21/96 p.97
CRIME AND CRIMINALS
Police find answers to bone mystery 1/4/96 p.5
Friends say Masters' home often turned violent 1/4/96 p.5
Two Masters children died violently 1/11/96 p.5
Friends, family never quit searching for "Butch" 1/11/96
p.9
Crash ends chase, results in charges 1/11/96 p.12
Correction to story of 1/11/96 1/18/96 p.6
Unsolved murders still haunt local authorities 1/18/96 p.8
Police: Fire victim was shot in head 1/25/96 p.5
Family members question suspicious source of fire 1/25/96
p.8
Police chase leads in arson/murders 2/1/96 p.5
Spotlight won't dim village image 2/1/96 p.7
They were so vibrant: slain couple lived full lives
2/1/96 p.7
Task force members tackle major county crime cases 2/1/96
p.7
Police: no motive in local woman's death 2/1/96 p.10
Guilty verdict returned in Island Lake shooting 2/1/96 p.12
Clues remain few in Hills murders 2/8/96 p.5
Man charged with involuntary manslaughter in death of son
2/8/96 p.5
Correction to story of 2/1/96 2/8/96 p.6
South Barrington cops help identify impostor 2/8/96 p.13
Masters case takes another strange twist 2/15/96 p.5
Algonquin man remains focus of murder probe 2/15/96 p.5
Former Lake Barrington man faces sex charges 2/29/96 p.5
Lichtman insurance agents doubt existence of artwork
2/29/96 p.10
Task force members move out 2/29/96 p.10
High school gym teacher charged with battery 2/29/96 p.11
Correction to story of 2/29/96 3/7/96 p.6
Police: We'll find murder suspect 3/7/96 p.7
Wife's statements lead police to arrest warrant 3/7/96 p.7
Search for Hommerson could go international 3/7/96 p.7
Father, son indicted on federal fraud charges 3/7/96 p.9
Location and real name of suspect are a mystery 3/14/96 p.9
Man who was called suspect relieved at Hommerson's arrest
3/14/96 p.9
Party in Inverness turns into one big bust 3/21/96 p.5
Police name arrested partygoers 3/21/96 p.8
Police prepare for registry 3/21/96 p.22
Another 25 teens charged by police 3/28/96 p.11
Cops defend decision despite suspect's flight 3/28/96 p.20
Scam causes hangups for bank 4/4/96 p.6
Cops bust 17 in drug raid 4/4/96 p.9
Businessman is baffled by fraud charge 4/4/96 p.24
Home builder charged with sex crime 4/11/96 p.9
Hommerson to be featured on TV show 4/11/96 p.10
John Master's lawyer seeking plea bargain 4/11/96 p.22
Bomb threat revealed as hoax 4/25/96 p.6
Inverness party in court Friday 4/25/96 p.6
Marijuana found in gym locker 4/25/96 p.6
Show prompts murder leads 5/2/96 p.5
Former township trustee to face charges May 28 5/2/96 p.5
Unpleasant find reported in ketchup 5/2/96 p.14
Police arrest 14 teens at Inverness party 5/9/96 p.5
Fireman charged with striking policeman after a traffic
stop 5/9/96 p.9
Teacher gets day in court 5/16/96 p.24
Train nearly hits kids running over tracks 5/16/96 p.24
Arrests don't deter teen drinking 5/16/96 p.25
Car accident leads cops to teens' drinking party 5/23/96
p.9
Police can't fight gang problem alone 5/23/96 p.11
Three bars reprimanded for violations 5/30/96 p.6
Masters enters guilty plea 5/30/96 p.8
Burglary suspect arrested by cops 5/30/96 p.10
Stable arson verdict yields split decision 5/30/96 p.24
Dad gets probation, son to be cremated 6/6/96 p.7
Judge calls Masters family seriously dysfunctional 6/6/96
p.9
Country club hit twice by vandals 6/6/96 p.12
Ex-trustee convicted of fraud 6/13/96 p.5
Masters gives ok for son's cremation 6/20/96 p.6
Cops charge three teen-agers with 23 counts of vandalism
6/20/96 p.8
Silver Shovel digs up local Teamster tie 6/27/96 p.5
Woman is robbed by man with knife 6/26/96 p.10
Murder suspect eludes manhunt 6/27/96 p.14
Lake group: Brown's review ill-advised 7/4/96 p.6
Teen-ager with gun taken into custody 7/4/96 p.6
Murder trial's delays irk victim's family 7/4/96 p.19
Girl's murder tied to boyfriend's gang 7/4/96 p.20
Cops bust 49 teens in Barrington Hills 7/11/96 p.13
Inverness resident flees, leads cops on high-speed chase
7/18/96 p.29
Kendall County drops charges against teens 7/25/96 p.18
Wedding turns into family feud 7/25/96 p.18
Police seek help in identifying murdered girl 7/25/96 p.28
Teacher's trial date set 8/1/96 p.6
FBI: Collins' life in hiding still a mystery 8/1/96 p.26
Barrington resident charged in assault 8/1/96 p.30
Ex-con offered no hints of background 8/1/96 p.37
Case raises questions on convict registration 8/1/96 p.37
Cary woman combats power of prison gangs 8/8/96 p.12
Bomb threat leads to arrest 8/8/96 p.20
Health department worker accused of taking payoffs 8/8/96
p.31
Cops investigating new reports about Cary sex-crime suspect
8/8/96 p.32
McHenry County mulls juvenile jail options 8/8/96 p.33
Kids found skating on school roof 8/15/96 p.6
Mom busted for son's beer-drinking guests 8/15/96 p.8
Grand jury indicts Bates for assault 8/22/96 p.14
Alleged TV theft foiled 8/22/96 p.24
Chiefs laud Brown's probe 8/22/96 p.32
Two boys who abused goose face sentencing 8/29/86 p.9
Chief: "MacGyver" mailbox bombs may deliver danger
8/29/96 p.10
Robbery suspect nabbed 8/29/96 p.23
Wauconda police chief arrested 8/29/96 p.32
Liquor store employee arrested 9/5/96 p.6
Repeat sex offender gets prison term 9/5/96 p.6
District 220 issues warning on sex offender 9/5/96 p.10
Teens face charges after crashing van 9/5/96 p.14
Wauconda fires its police chief 9/5/96 p.23
BHS teacher found not guilty 9/12/96 p.5
Sex offender leaves Barrington Hills 9/12/96 p.6
Man robbed at Barrington Lakes complex 9/12/96 p.10
Cops link teen boys to MacGyver bombs 9/12/96 p.13
Local attorney gets 41-month stay in prison 9/26/96 p.5
Burglars breaking into area animal hospitals 9/26/96 p.8
Man arrested on gun charge 9/26/96 p.9
State's Attorney drops sex charge, trial is canceled
9/26/96 p.13
Police suspect foul play in Palatine death 9/26/96 p.27
Road builder charged with fraud 10/10/96 p.5
Panel dismisses case against Forsberg 11/7/96 p.5
Unruly, underaged smokers busted 11/7/96 p.6
Panel sheds light on domestic violence 11/21/96 p.11
Cops: driver was drunk at time of six-car crash 11/21/96
p.9
Crack bust at Budgetel 11/21/96 p.28
New developments in murder probe 11/28/96 p.5
Candidate arrested at Barrington train station 12/05/96
p.24
Trouble piles up for county official 12/05/96 p.16
Ex-township trustee sentenced to prison 12/12/96 p.5
Costumed suspects captured-in photo 12/12/96 p.9
Graffiti posse to cleanse silos 12/12/96 p.26
Dancers sting operation nets prostitution charges 12/19/96
p.16
Grinch steals, then returns Christmas 12/19/96 p.103
Sex offender moves to area 12/26/96 p.6
Attorney: Hovland will stand trial 12/26/96 p.6
Two local men charged with assaulting police 12/26/96 p.8
CROHN, NORM
Officer recovers [from heart attack] 1/18/96 p.14
CUBA TOWNSHIP, ILL.
Assessment roll 11/14/96 p.Q1
Nelson named Cuba Township supervisor 11/21/96 p.7
Delinquencies 11/21/96 p.113
CULT AWARENESS NETWORK
Cult Awareness Network closes its office 6/27/96 p.11
CYCLING PATHS
Bicycle trail will extend from Harper to Crabtree 6/20/96
p.7
Bike path grant could be at risk 12/12/96 p.14
DA BOLL, DAVID
Crazy witch crash slows traffic 10/31/96 p.5
DA BOLL, KARRIN
Crazy witch crash slows traffic 10/31/96 p.5
DANCERS
Village board backs off legal action on billboard 4/11/96
p.14
Dancers sting operation nets prostitution charges 12/19/96
p.16
DANCING
Strictly ballroom 4/11/96 p.31
DANLEY, DAVID
Fire chief Danley honored 11/14/96 p.6
DAVID, ALICE
Funeral planned for Alice David 8/29/96 p.8
DE CAMP, KENNEY
Strictly ballroom 4/11/96 p.31
DE KONING, ANNE
Anne's Unique Boutique; Anne DeKoning, owner 7/4/96 p.89
DE LANEY, BONNIE
Charter-school group would like help from District 214
5/30/96 p.30
DE YOUNG, PETE
DeYoung makes the grade 6/13/96 p.29
DEER
Deer gets stuck inside basement 2/1/96 p.6
Decreasing deer population in Busse Woods bucks trend
12/05/96 p.10
Tis the season for deer-car collisions 12/05/96 p.10
DEER GROVE COOK COUNTY FOREST PRESERVE
Campaign keeps Deer Grove open for cyclists 3/28/96 p.14
Markers to channel cyclists, equestrians at Deer Grove
4/18/96 p.9
Deer Grove restoration work day set for July 21 7/11/96
p.14
DEER PARK, ILL.
Deer Park requests LZ police services 3/14/96 p.10
Kildeer residents blame floods on Deer Park 5/23/96 p.7
DELLAMORA, LISA
School makes room for reading 12/05/96 p.33
DEPKE, BOB
Candidates for Depke's chair step forward 4/25/96 p.21
Depke defending real estate deals 5/23/96 p.27
Deerfield resident to replace Depke as SWALCO chief
12/12/96 p.13
DESIGN TOSCANO
Design Toscano, Michael and Marilyn Stopka, owners 4/25/96
p.101
DEVINE, DAN
Devine ousts O'Malley from prosecutor post 11/7/96 p.7
DICK POND ATHELTICS
Dick Pond Athletics 10/31/96 p.101
DICKOW, GREGORY
Life Changers Church coming to Barrington Hills 2/1/96 p.8
Residents fear changes brought by new church 2/8/96 p.10
Life Changers International Church 11/28/96 p.99
DISASTER RELIEF
CROP Walk '96 set for Sunday 10/17/96 p.13
DON MCCUE LINCOLN MERCURY
Car dealer back to normal after fire 7/11/96 p.11
DORAZIL, R.J.
Dorazil earns state berth - at last 11/7/96 p.109
All smiles for all-stater Dorazil 11/14/96 p.117
DREW, REBECCA L.
Police: no motive in local woman's death 2/1/96 p.10
DRUCK, DANIEL
Write-in hopeful for Congress writes off chances of running
3/21/96 p.10
DRUG ABUSE RESISTANCE EDUCATION
Pizza sales fund DARE program 5/9/96 p.9
Area fifth-graders DARE to have fun 5/23/96 p.31
Payton dares Grove grads to be true to themselves 6/6/96
p.11
South Barrington police pleased by DARE Run results
11/21/96 p.33
DRUGS
Hemp Hype 4/4/96 p.101
Crack bust at Budgetel 11/21/96 p.28
DUNDEE TOWNSHIP ROTARY CLUB
Rotarians aid orphanage 10/17/96 p.13
DURBIN, DICK
Durbin has inside track in Democratic race 3/7/96 p.15
Conservative Salvi gearing up to face Democrat's Durbin
3/28/96 p.9
Salvi, Durbin seeking support from suburbs 5/30/96 p.18
Salvi, Durbin differ on money matters 10/10/96 p.15
Salvi, Durbin bickering over who's extreme 10/17/96 p.16
Salvi, Durbin answer readers' questions 10/31/96 p.11
Guns may have been pivotal in Senate race 11/7/96 p.10
DWYER, PATRICK
Candidates vie for county posts 10/24/96 p.21
EARTH FRIENDLY CHOICES
Earth Friendly Choices; John and Karla Guifoil, owners
8/15/96 p.101
EARTH-WISDOM LABYRINTH
Rocky path to inner peace 11/21/96 p.93
EASTWOOD (LAND SUBDIVISION)
Board seeks to slow Eastwood speeders 5/30/96 p.6
Eastwood speed limit may be lowered 7/18/96 p.6
EATON, JEANETTE
Cary woman combats power of prison gangs 8/8/96 p.12
EDGAR, JAMES
Edgar recognizes emergency teams 2/8/96 p.20
EDUCATION
Inclusion sparks special ed controversy 4/4/96 p.33
Janney: District 220's SEDOL dispute is not about
inclusion 4/4/96 p.33
Charter-school group would like help from District 214
5/30/96 p.30
War study focuses less on battles 5/30/96 p.32
Lesson of genocide 6/6/96 p.30
Teachers engage in squeeze play 7/25/96 p.26
New traffic signal by schools planned 9/5/96 p.12
Pete Fitzgerald to speak at charter school meeting 9/12/96
p.29
Pete Fitzgerald to speak at charter school meeting 9/12/96
p.29
Fitzgerald says he'll fight for charter-school group
9/26/96 p.14
Fitzgerald says he'll fight for charter-school group
9/26/96 p.14
Boness seeks election to promote education 10/17/96 p.8
Reading remains key to education 11/21/96 p.38
Debate rages as reading score decline continues 11/21/96
p.38
Charter plan goes to school boards within next month
11/28/96 p.12
Mathematics skills often mean more than mere computation
12/12/96 p.45
Learning freedom 12/19/96 p.36
Charter school hearing set 12/26/96 p.6
EINSTEIN'S BAGELS
Round table discussion 8/15/96 p.5
EISENHOWER JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
Marijuana found in gym locker 4/25/96 p.6
Trustees ok campus cop 8/15/96 p.6
District 54 gets officer for junior high school 8/15/96
p.31
EITER, ROB
Eiter hoping to party on Olympic mats 7/18/96 p.116
ELA AREA FAMILY YMCA
Village helping YMCA build 5/2/96 p.6
Village to donate $10,000 to Ela YMCA 5/23/96 p.6
Ela YMCA still needs support 6/13/96 p.6
Drive raises $2 million for Ela YMCA 8/1/96 p.6
ELA AREA FESTIVAL OF ARTS
Artists flock to Ela fest 9/12/96 p.24
ELA TOWNSHIP, ILL.
Assessment 12/12/96 p.E1
ELECTIONS
Democrats still looking for Crane opponent 1/11/96 p.22
Petitions challenged in congressional race 1/18/96 p.9
Crane, opponent survive challenges, stay on ballot 1/25/96
p.10
Former party organizer challenges Perot group 2/8/96 p.24
Skinner: taxpayer ally needed in Springfield 2/22/96 p.9
Brehmer: Skinner not a constructive element 2/22/96 p.9
Coming of age 2/22/96 p.27
Underdog Mullenix ready to challenge Beaubien 2/29/96 p.7
Craning for Capitol Hill 2/29/96 p.8
Moderate takes job hunt on campaign trail 2/29/96 p.8
County Board candidates see growth as main issue 2/29/96
p.9
Questions rise over referendum impact 3/7/96 p.5
County board candidates share views on growth 3/7/96 p.10
Kustra, Salvi battle for GOP nod 3/7/96 p.15
Durbin has inside track in Democratic race 3/7/96 p.15
Voter information guide [special section] 3/7/96
Board president: look at more than numbers 3/14/96 p.5
Democrat hopes voters will write in history 3/14/96 p.11
Voters Guide 3/14/96 p.22
Strike 2 for Unit 220 3/21/96 p.5
Results 3/21/96 p.5
Salvi aims for November 3/21/96 p.7
Beaubien holds on to slight edge 3/21/96 p.7
Mountsier wins by narrow margin 3/21/96 p.7
Three local incumbents win 3/21/96 p.8
Crane scores easy win in Republican primary 3/21/96 p.9
Postal officials stamp out improper election tactic
3/21/96 p.10
Write-in hopeful for Congress writes off chances of running
3/21/96 p.10
Geographic divisions key to referendum vote 3/28/96 p.7
Conservative Salvi gearing up to face Democrat's Durbin
3/28/96 p.9
Balance of power shifts in Lake County 3/28/96 p.19
Hull not deterred by low vote total 3/28/96 p.24
Lake votes were slow to be counted 4/4/96 p.8
Democrat slated to face Skinner 5/23/96 p.12
Salvi, Durbin seeking support from suburbs 5/30/96 p.18
Democrats to file petition to boot Big Joe 5/30/96 p.23
Powalowski hearing set 6/6/96 p.6
Salvi picks campaign chair 6/13/96 p.9
State panel rules that Powalowski can stay on ballot to
face Skinner 7/11/96 p.22
Delegates hope abortion not defining issue 8/15/96 p.36
Manzullo seeks re-election to the 16th district seat
9/12/96 p.22
Lee: Issues more important to voters than party labels
9/12/96 p.22
Money and politics 9/26/96 p.105
Salvi may resign from state house 10/3/96 p.14
Campaign for Congress 10/10/96 p.9
Salvi, Durbin differ on money matters 10/10/96 p.15
Correction to story of 9/26/96 10/17/96 p.6
Boness seeks election to promote education 10/17/96 p.8
Beaubien touts reputation of being a good listener
10/17/96 p.8
Salvi, Durbin bickering over who's extreme 10/17/96 p.16
Skinner has role as tax watchdog 10/17/96 p.34
"Big Joe" says he'll bring home bacon 10/17/96 p.34
GOP rallies its troops 10/24/96 p.9
Crane, Hull answer readers' questions 10/24/96 p.14
Coffelt, Jones seeking county clerk job 10/24/96 p.20
Recorder hopefuls waging fierce battle 10/24/96 p.20
Candidates vie for county posts 10/24/96 p.21
Skinner-Powalowski debate set for Oct. 28 10/24/96 p.21
Salvi, Durbin answer readers' questions 10/31/96 p.11
Voters Guide 10/31/96 p.18
Sample ballot 10/31/96 p.107
Phil Crane celebrates birthday with victory 11/7/96 p.7
Devine ousts O'Malley from prosecutor post 11/7/96 p.7
Guns may have been pivotal in Senate race 11/7/96 p.10
Democrat wins recorder race 11/7/96 p.10
Suburban volunteers were at core of Salvi campaign 11/7/96
p.11
Voters choose Skinner again 11/7/96 p.12
Manzullo tops Lee 11/7/96 p.12
Pedersen appeared ok in days before elections 11/14/96 p.10
Election divides power in Springfield 11/14/96 p.11
Beaubien wins Salvi's Springfield seat 11/14/96 p.13
Long Grove referendum fails 11/14/96 p.24
Low spending defines races 11/21/96 p.30
Bergman names himself successor to Pedersen post 11/28/96
p.33
Hamelberg seeks re-election 12/05/96 p.5
Kempe seeks another term 12/12/96 p.8
Kempe to face election challenge 12/19/96 p.6
Zoning and roads to be campaign issues 12/26/96 p.5
ELGIN ACADEMY
Elgin Academy selects Brunn as its director 9/12/96 p.31
ELGIN JOLIET & EASTERN RAILROAD
EJ&E freight traffic may double 6/6/96 p.5
ERICKSON, DON
Designing the pig-proof home 6/27/96 p.103
ERICKSON, JEFFREY
Conference to feature film about Hoffman Estates cop
4/11/96 p.25
ERICKSON, PAT
Designing the pig-proof home 6/27/96 p.103
ESTES, LEXY HAEGER
Haeger Pottery; Lexy Haeger Estes, owner 5/23/96 p.105
EVANS, RALPH
Ex-Tower Lakes police chief dies 11/21/96 p.14
EXECUTIVE TIME OUT SPA
Spa owner: zoning law is unfair 2/8/96 p.12
EZSAK, ELAINE
Creative Memories; Elaine Ezsak, owner 3/21/96 p.97
FAIR, EDGAR
Chief Fair's ex-wife files for order of protection 6/20/96
p.10
FAIR, JULIE
Chief Fair's ex-wife files for order of protection 6/20/96
p.10
FANCY ART N.F.P.
Fancy Art N.F.P.; George Vodin, owner 2/8/96 p.73
FARLEY, KATHY
Birthday card comes two years late 8/1/96 p.14
FERNANDEZ, ALEX
Barrington Hills cop named to task force 3/28/96 p.13
FIRES
Police: Fire victim was shot in head 1/25/96 p.5
Family members question suspicious source of fire 1/25/96
p.8
Barrington home fire 2/8/96 p.5
Overturned lamp sparked house fire 2/15/96 p.6
Grass fire almost claims deck 3/28/96 p.10
Family returns to find home in flames 5/9/96 p.5
Fire put out quietly Sunday night 5/16/96 p.24
Eight horses are killed in morning barn fire 5/30/96 p.9
Arson ruled out in barn fire 6/13/96 p.8
Housekeeper helps avert tragedy 6/27/96 p.6
Car dealer back to normal after fire 7/11/96 p.11
Fire guts home, but dogs are saved 7/18/96 p.7
Fire strikes local auto body shop 10/17/96 p.14
FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS OF BARRINGTON
Another Barrington bank acquired 2/1/96 p.6
FIRST OF AMERICA BANK
Costumed suspects captured-in photo 12/12/96 p.9
FITZGERALD, PETER
Pete Fitzgerald to speak at charter school meeting 9/12/96
p.29
Fitzgerald says he'll fight for charter-school group
9/26/96 p.14
FITZPATRICK, WILLIAM
Fitzpatrick leaving village after 13 years as activist
2/22/96 p.8
FLICK, JOY
Fire-safety message sent overseas 3/7/96 p.9
FLINT CREEK COMMITTEE
Federal funds may flow to Flint Creek 10/24/96 p.7
FLINT CREEK FARM (REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT)
Archeologists unearth the past 10/31/96 p.7
Archeologists dig up 13 skeletons 11/28/96 p.11
FLOYD, GARY
Window washer plunges three stories, survives 2/1/96 p.12
FLYING DUTCHMAN FARM
Flying Dutchman Farm; Susan Gohl, owner 7/18/96 p.103
FOREST KNOLL (LAND SUBDIVISION)
Settlement brings new look to Forest Knoll 1/25/96 p.17
FORSBERG, TED
Forsberg faces disciplinary action 9/5/96 p.5
Panel dismisses case against Forsberg 11/7/96 p.5
FORTNEY, DONALD
Fortneys to leave legacy when they leave village 10/31/96
p.10
FORTNEY, SHEILA
Fortneys to leave legacy when they leave village 10/31/96
p.10
FOX HOLLOW (LAND SUBDIVISION)
New subdivision plat approved 7/4/96 p.12
FOX RIVER
Cary neighbors protest re-zoning of Fox River site
11/28/96 p.35
FOX RIVER GROVE MEMORIAL PAVILION FOUNDATION
Pavilion to include indoor recreation 9/5/96 p.22
FOX RIVER GROVE, ILL.
More safety at crossings urged 1/11/96 p.23
Bus driver never heard warnings before crash 1/25/96 p.24
Police: bus crossed tracks properly 2/1/96 p.26
Edgar recognizes emergency teams 2/8/96 p.20
IDOT donates land for crash memorial 7/25/96 p.24
Pavilion to include indoor recreation 9/5/96 p.22
FOX RIVER PRESERVE
Wedding on the water 9/5/96 p.79
FOX RIVER VALLEY HUNT
Howling good time 5/16/96 p.7
FOX, MEGAN
Board rescinds suspension 12/19/96 p.28
FREMD HIGH SCHOOL
A cut above: awards sprout for teen's mowing business
6/13/96 p.105
FROMMEYER, DANIEL
Frommeyer named trustee 4/11/96 p.5
FULLER, WARREN
Fuller seeks village staff adjustments 12/19/96 p.6
FYFFE, GARON
Critter eviction 7/11/96 p.93
GALL, KEVIN
Barrington Park District honors Kevin Gall 10/10/96 p.7
GARDEN CORNER NURSERY AND CRAFT ADDITION
Garden Corner Nursery and Craft Addition; Jason Benjamin,
C.J. Benjamin, and Steve Smith, owners 5/16/96 p.99
GARRISON, DAVID L.
Garrison earns AKA award 12/19/96 p.130
GASPERI, ELLEN
Couple acquire bits of Camelot 5/2/96 p.5
GASPERI, RICHARD
Couple acquire bits of Camelot 5/2/96 p.5
GENOVESE, THOMAS A.
Barrington resident charged in assault 8/1/96 p.30
GERARD, WILLIAM, JR.
Father, son indicted on federal fraud charges 3/7/96 p.9
Former township trustee to face charges May 28 5/2/96 p.5
Local attorney gets 41-month stay in prison 9/26/96 p.5
GERARD, WILLIAM, SR.
Father, son indicted on federal fraud charges 3/7/96 p.9
Former township trustee to face charges May 28 5/2/96 p.5
Ex-trustee convicted of fraud 6/13/96 p.5
Ex-township trustee sentenced to prison 12/12/96 p.5
GERWIG, STEPHEN
Alcohol involved in fatal crash 11/28/96 p.31
GIBBS, RONALD
Durbin has inside track in Democratic race 3/7/96 p.15
GIBSON, TANIA
BHS graduate wins Miss Illinois title 7/4/96 p.7
Miss Illinois visits 8/15/96 p.9
There she is [Miss Illinois] 8/29/96 p.5
Gibson call pageant "positive experience" 9/19/96 p.7
GILBERT, RALPH
Village Green project gains steam 11/21/96 p.7
GIVOT, STEVEN
Givot applies for board vacancy 7/25/96 p.7
GLEN (LAND SUBDIVISION)
Home's design leads to lawsuit 9/5/96 p.7
GOFF, CINDY
Carriage driver meets challenge 7/25/96 p.79
GONGOLA, DICK
Lending a hand in poker 8/22/96 p.81
GONZALEZ, CARLOS GARCIA
Guilty verdict returned in Island Lake shooting 2/1/96 p.12
GOOD SHEPHERD HOSPITAL
Special deliveries at Good Shepherd usher in New Year
1/4/96 p.12
Changes in health care force layoffs 1/18/96 p.7
Hospital's new baby 2/1/96 p.73
No one hurt during car mishap at GSH 7/25/96 p.38
Eye-bank honors GSH 8/8/96 p.98
Good Shepherd honors employees 12/05/96 p.104
GORBACHEV, MIKHAIL
BHS grad discusses ecology and politics with Gorbachev
10/17/96 p.9
GOVERNMENT
Mayors tell congressmen they want local control 2/15/96 p.8
Bill seeks to stop felon name changes 4/4/96 p.18
Bill creates insurance for nursing facilities 4/11/96 p.18
Crane supported failed tax-hike amendment 4/18/96 p.18
Tax amendment is unnecessary - Porter 4/25/96 p.18
Mental health coverage won't change this year 5/9/96 p.18
Hyde: GOP shouldn't change abortion stand 6/6/96 p.10
McHenry residents back GOP's actions 7/11/96 p.20
Consumer group scores Congress 7/25/96 p.33
Republicans to appoint Pedersen's replacement 11/14/96 p.10
GRAFT, MICHAEL
New park trustee 2/1/96 p.24
GRAMS, BILL
Grams resigns 12/12/96 p.33
GREAT LAKES NAVAL TRAINING CENTER
Sailors talk turkey with area families 12/05/96 p.7
GREENE, MIKE
Wauconda fires its police chief 9/5/96 p.23
GREENSWARD (LAND SUBDIVISION)
Brough keeps fighting for protection of wetlands 1/4/96
p.10
Wetlands fight continues 5/16/96 p.10
Feds make ruling in wetland feud 6/13/96 p.19
GREETIS, CHRIS
Greetis still loving his BHS hoops 3/7/96 p.106
GREFFIN, KEN
Village going to court over principles 5/16/96 p.5
GREGSON, KEVIN
Lefty Gregson no longer being left out of lineup 4/11/96
p.128
GREVER, BOB
New chairman presides over split county board 12/05/96 p.9
GROVE AVENUE SCHOOL
Grove School mobile unit loses power 1/11/96 p.6
Payton dares Grove grads to be true to themselves 6/6/96
p.11
Grove gears up for carnival 8/15/96 p.19
School fundraiser enjoys 10th year 9/26/96 p.29
Finding the magic in science 12/12/96 p.39
GUILFOIL, JOHN
Earth Friendly Choices; John and Karla Guifoil, owners
8/15/96 p.101
GUILFOIL, KATHY
Earth Friendly Choices; John and Karla Guifoil, owners
8/15/96 p.101
GUYS & DOLLS
Guys & Dolls; Sherry Kozil, owner 11/21/96 p.117
HAEGER POTTERY
Haeger Pottery; Lexy Haeger Estes, owner 5/23/96 p.105
HAMELBERG, RONALD
Hamelberg seeks re-election 12/05/96 p.5
HANDICAPPED
An able athlete 2/29/96 p.27
HANSEN, JANE
Hansen to leave board 2/22/96 p.5
HARPER COLLEGE
Harper mulls $12.8 million plan 4/4/96 p.40
Thorson named Harper vice president 5/23/96 p.34
Harper teachers keep picketing 6/13/96 p.9
Adults give Harper high marks in poll 6/13/96 p.33
Drumming up melodies 7/4/96 p.11
Faculty gives negotiators right to call strike vote 8/8/96
p.13
Harper faculty faces strike vote 8/29/96 p.6
Tech Prep program earns national award 9/5/96 p.6
Contract cancels Harper teacher strike 9/5/96 p.7
Back to school 10/10/96 p.30
Discussion group helps out Harper's adult-student body
10/10/96 p.30
Applicants sought for empty seat 12/05/96 p.14
Ten apply for Harper seat 12/19/96 p.6
HARRIS BANK BARRINGTON
New SCORE office to open 2/22/96 p.6
Scam causes hangups for bank 4/4/96 p.6
HARRIS, MARY
Rocky path to inner peace 11/21/96 p.93
HARRIS, NEAL
Rocky path to inner peace 11/21/96 p.93
HARRISE DAVIDSON AND ASSOCIATES
Area photographer helps land TV role for 4-year-old actor
10/3/96 p.12
HAWTHORNE RIDGE (LAND SUBDIVISION)
Subdivision plan to be reviewed by village board 12/12/96
p.16
BH board ok's preliminary plat 12/19/96 p.6
HAWTHORNE WOODS, ILL.
Villages sign agreement 9/26/96 p.6
Subdivision plan to be reviewed by village board 12/12/96
p.16
BH board ok's preliminary plat 12/19/96 p.6
HENDEE, CRAIG
ISA recognizes BHS diving coach Hendee 12/16/96 p.91
HERSEY HIGH SCHOOL
Atheist protests Hersey High's annual prayer 12/12/96 p.34
HESS, ROBERT
Resident named to festival board 12/05/96 p.104
HESTER, KENNETH
Foster parents won't seek custody 4/11/96 p.23
HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 214
The path to citizenship 10/10/96 p.32
HOFF, WALTER
Silver Shovel digs up local Teamster tie 6/27/96 p.5
HOFFMAN ESTATES HIGH SCHOOL
Friends, family mourning girl killed in street gang
crossfire 6/27/96 p.8
HOFFMAN ESTATES, ILL.
Hoffman Estates hears early Midlands plan 1/11/96 p.14
Bears punt on Hoffman Estates plan 1/18/96 p.6
Judge rules against village 3/28/96 p.6
Village officials sued for $1 million each 4/4/96 p.5
Village board seeking settlement 4/11/96 p.8
Conference to feature film about Hoffman Estates cop
4/11/96 p.25
South Barrington officials seek protection in Midlands
lawsuit 4/18/96 p.10
Marijuana found in gym locker 4/25/96 p.6
Union Pacific puts more heat on village 5/16/96 p.15
Midlands movie theater mulled 6/13/96 p.5
Teen-ager with gun taken into custody 7/4/96 p.6
Midlands deal gets September deadline 7/18/96 p.12
Hotel plan criticized by advisory panel 8/1/96 p.31
Trustees ok campus cop 8/15/96 p.6
Village oks Sears reimbursement 8/22/96 p.6
Curtain rises on cinema showdown 8/29/96 p.24
In-line skating facility considered 9/19/96 p.6
Theater race pits villages as rivals again 9/26/96 p.11
Theaters may saturate area market 9/26/96 p.11
Village loses Midlands case 11/28/96 p.13
Stage set for 2 theaters to open 11/28/96 p.14
HOLY FAMILY CATHOLIC CHURCH
Church expansion worries nearby residents 7/18/96 p.38
HOME OF THE SPARROW
Event puts guests in a 1940s mood 12/05/96 p.101
Palatine panel votes against Sparrow facility 12/26/96 p.7
HOMELESS PEOPLE
Palatine panel votes against Sparrow facility 12/26/96 p.7
HOMMERSON, PETER
Police: We'll find murder suspect 3/7/96 p.7
Wife's statements lead police to arrest warrant 3/7/96 p.7
Search for Hommerson could go international 3/7/96 p.7
Location and real name of suspect are a mystery 3/14/96 p.9
Man who was called suspect relieved at Hommerson's arrest
3/14/96 p.9
Cops defend decision despite suspect's flight 3/28/96 p.20
Hommerson to be featured on TV show 4/11/96 p.10
Show prompts murder leads 5/2/96 p.5
Murder suspect eludes manhunt 6/27/96 p.14
HOMOSEXUALITY
Pride Youth opens drop-in center 10/3/96 p.11
HONEY LAKE
Club hopes to clean lake of trespassers 4/4/96 p.14
HORSES
8 horses are killed in morning barn fire 5/30/96 p.9
Flying Dutchman Farm; Susan Gohl, owner 7/18/96 p.103
Rain doesn't dampen horse show 7/25/96 p.7
Carriage driver meets challenge 7/25/96 p.79
Equine exercise provides lessons for rescue teams 8/15/96
p.7
Breeding confidence at heart of training 8/15/96 p.7
HOSPICE OF NORTHEASTERN ILLINOIS
Fine feathered fun 9/12/96 p.7
Residents finish HNI course 12/05/96 p.104
HOUGH STREET SCHOOL
Book illustrator talks about art of history 4/25/96 p.25
Kids found skating on school roof 8/15/96 p.6
Hough Street School kicks off school year in Olympian
fashion 9/5/96 p.11
HOUSES
Home's design leads to lawsuit 9/5/96 p.7
HOUSING
BETA seeking townhouses here 9/5/96 p.12
Cops "evict" men living in garage 11/21/96 p.28
HOVLAND, GERMAINE
Attorney: Hovland will stand trial 12/26/96 p.6
HUFF, DONALD
Moderate takes job hunt on campaign trail 2/29/96 p.8
HULL, BETTY
Democrat hopes voters will write in history 3/14/96 p.11
Write-in hopeful for Congress writes off chance of running
3/21/96 p.10
Hull not deterred by low vote total 3/28/96 p.24
Campaign for Congress 10/10/96 p.9
Crane, Hull answer readers' questions 10/24/96 p.14
ICE HOUSE MALL
Ice House marks 20th anniversary 6/20/96 p.6
IK DESIGNS
Petals of gold 1/11/96 p.25
ILLINOIS ASSOCIATION OF SCHOOL BOARDS
IASB to aid search for superintendent 11/28/96 p.12
ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
Berries tied to cyclospora 6/27/96 p.23
ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
IDOT donates land for crash memorial 7/25/96 p.24
IDOT to replace Route 62 bridge over EJ&E tracks 8/1/96
p.29
ILLINOIS FIRE INSPECTORS ASSOCIATION
Fire chief Danley honored 11/14/96 p.6
ILLINOIS GOALS ASSESSMENT PROGRAM
Reading remains key to education 11/21/96 p.38
Debate rages as reading score decline continues 11/21/96
p.38
ILLINOIS HOUND AND TERRIER SHOW
Howling good time 5/16/96 p.7
ILLINOIS NATURE PRESERVES COMMISSION
Beese Park burn sparks rebirth of local prairie 3/28/96
p.10
ILLINOIS PUBLIC INTEREST GROUP
Consumer group scores Congress 7/25/96 p.33
ILLINOIS SWIMMING ASSOCIATION
ISA recognizes BHS diving coach Hendee 12/16/96 p.91
ILLINOIS TOLL HIGHWAY AUTHORITY
Toll authority doubles land offer 8/8/96 p.36
INDIAN RIDGE ESTATES (LAND SUBDIVISION)
Residents protest new subdivision 5/16/96 p.6
INGLE, ROBERT
In wake of crash, second teen dies 3/14/96 p.5
Program to honor Ingle and Padilla 3/21/96 p.6
Crash victims were not drinking 4/4/96 p.9
Dance club plans tribute 4/18/96 p.7
INVERNESS, ILL.
In wake of attacks, officials track coyotes 1/11/96 p.10
Officials like road plan 1/18/96 p.10
Residents question coyote plan's teeth 1/18/96 p.13
Committee begins process of exploring police needs 2/8/96
p.8
Inverness police panel reviews crime stats 2/15/96 p.9
Opposition against trapping coyotes grows 2/22/96 p.11
Police station plan falls through 3/14/96 p.7
Party in Inverness turns into one big bust 3/21/96 p.5
Police name arrested partygoers 3/21/96 p.8
Commissioners close in on Inverness park development
3/21/96 p.11
Coyote trapping approval reversed 3/21/96 p.14
Inverness buys six-acre site from church 4/4/96 p.26
Inverness party in court Friday 4/25/96 p.6
Police arrest 14 teens at Inverness party 5/9/96 p.5
Site suitable for last-resort station 5/30/96 p.12
Inverness flood-control plans may drain village of $100,000
6/13/96 p.8
Hold-up alarm allegedly posed no emergency at village hall
6/20/96 p.10
Church expansion worries nearby residents 7/18/96 p.38
Repairs planned for historic Inverness village hall silos
7/25/96 p.28
Palatine will provide water for Inverness nursing home
8/8/96 p.29
Village eyes property for new police station 9/19/96 p.9
Correction to story of 9/19/96 9/26/96 p.6
Inverness Hall's silos subject of a tricky surgery
10/24/96 p.13
Grams resigns 12/12/96 p.33
ISLAND LAKE, ILL.
Guilty verdict returned in Island Lake shooting 2/1/96 p.12
IVETA ESPRESSO BAR & CAFE
Iveta opens upstairs theater 1/4/96 p.6
JACK'S CHANNEL
Cary neighbors protest re-zoning of Fox River site
11/28/96 p.35
JACQUIN, COURTNEY
Area photographer helps land TV role for 4-year-old actor
10/3/96 p.12
JAMES INVESTMENT COMPANY
Public hearing for Klehm plan set 8/15/96 p.19
Hearing set for Klehm property proposal 10/10/96 p.6
Klehm developers: Plan nets $21 million for area 10/17/96
p.10
Criticisms of Klehm plan heard 10/24/96 p.5
Klehm plan getting heat over residential density 11/14/96
p.5
James Company reduces density of Klehm plan 11/28/96 p.5
JANNEY, RICH
Janney: District 220's SEDOL dispute is not about
inclusion 4/4/96 p.33
JENSEN, RALPH
Family celebrates anniversaries together 4/25/96 p.96
JEWEL FOOD STORES
Downtown parking limits mulled 4/25/96 p.14
JFK HEALTH WORLD
JFK workers rescue kitten trapped in drain pipe 8/29/96 p.7
Safety Town gets new home 9/26/96 p.10
October marks first anniversary for JFK Health World museum
10/3/96 p.94
Tale of rescued kitten has a happy ending 10/24/96 p.7
JFK Health World turns one year old 10/31/96 p.6
JLC VENTURE INC.
Hearing to decide whether adult bookstore reopens 8/15/96
p.10
JOHNSON, ANDRE
Crash ends chase, results in charges 1/11/96 p.12
JONES, JACQUELINE
Coffelt, Jones seeking county clerk job 10/24/96 p.20
JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT
A cut above: awards sprout for teen's mowing business
6/13/96 p.105
KALAS, DOVE
Local woman portrays Jesus in Godspell 6/27/96 p.98
KALAS, TRACY
BHS cans Kalas; Swaya is named Fillies' new boss 6/6/96
p.116
KALEIDOSCOPE SCHOOL OF ART
Kaleidoscope celebrates 10 years 6/6/96 p.6
KELLY, KEVIN
Sweet dreams 5/23/96 p.115
KELLY, ROBERT M.
Trouble piles up for county official 12/05/96 p.16
KELSCH, JOE
BADC honors Kelsch for community service 5/23/96 p.5
KEMPE, JAMES
Kempe seeks another term 12/12/96 p.8
Kempe to face election challenge 12/19/96 p.6
Zoning and roads to be campaign issues 12/26/96 p.5
KEMPER INSURANCE
Film crew mess irks downtown merchants 11/21/96 p.8
KERNS, LAWRENCE
Conscious parenting 10/24/96 p.93
KETENJIAN, VAR
Pet-A-Coat Junction; Var Ketenjian, owner 9/19/96 p.105
KIDS DANCE COMPANY
Strictly ballroom 4/11/96 p.31
KILDEER, ILL.
Kildeer residents blame floods on Deer Park 5/23/96 p.7
Residents: development caused flood 5/30/96 p.7
Commission gets funds to fix flooding problem 8/8/96 p.31
KLACZEK, JEANNE
Adult trick-or-treater dies after being struck by car
11/7/96 p.9
KLEHM NURSERY
Golf course planned on Klehm site 5/16/96 p.5
Residents voice objections to density in Klehm plan
6/20/96 p.5
Public hearing for Klehm plan set 8/15/96 p.19
Hearing set for Klehm property proposal 10/10/96 p.6
Klehm developers: Plan nets $21 million for area 10/17/96
p.10
Criticisms of Klehm plan heard 10/24/96 p.5
Klehm hearing moved to Allstate 11/7/96 p.6
Klehm plan getting heat over residential density 11/14/96
p.5
James Company reduces density of Klehm plan 11/28/96 p.5
Impact of Klehm plan on schools, parks dissected 12/19/86
p.10
KLEIN, DON
Klein criticized for his mall criticism 8/29/96 p.26
KOENIG, JACK
Former party organizer challenges Perot group 2/8/96 p.24
KOLNER, KRIS
Kolner honored for civic involvement 9/5/96 p. 12
KORNHAUSER, ISAAC
Petals of gold 1/11/96 p.25
KOZIL, SHERRY
Guys & Dolls; Sherry Kozil, owner 11/21/96 p.117
KRITZMIRE, WILLIAM
Vorlop replacements named 9/19/96 p.5
KRUPKA, FRANCES
Sew be it 12/19/96 p.93
KUECHMANN, ALTON M.
Former LZ mayor dies 8/22/96 p.30
KURZEJA, WAYNE
Barrington Hills attorney finds elusive photograph 1/18/96
p.10
Kustra, Salvi battle for GOP nod 3/7/96 p.15
KUSTRA, BOB
Kustra, Salvi battle for GOP nod 3/7/96 p.15
LAGESCHULTE, BETH
Sailors talk turkey with area families 12/05/96 p.7
LAGESCHULTE, JACK
Lageschulte to build 15 homes on 20 acres 8/8/96 p.32
LAGESCHULTE, PHIL
Sailors talk turkey with area families 12/05/96 p.7
LAKE BARRINGTON COUNTRYSIDE PARK DISTRICT
New park trustee 2/1/96 p.24
Park update 2/1/96 p.24
Rebate pending 2/1/96 p.24
Budget 8/29/96 p.89
Lake Barrington park open for public's use 9/5/96 p.8
LAKE BARRINGTON INDUSTRIAL PARK
High court OKs Lake Barrington sewer project 3/28/96 p.5
Lake Barrington utility plan inches foreword 4/4/96 p.5
High court won't hear village board's appeal 4/25/96 p.7
Correction to story of 4/25/96 5/2/96 p.5
Bonds get ok 5/9/96 p.7
SSA funds to pay village's industrial park costs 7/11/96
p.23
Opponents rallying against industrial park water tower
9/26/96 p.8
Lake Barrington tables water tower decisions 10/3/96 p.8
LAKE BARRINGTON WATER SPORTS CENTER
Pepper Lake 2/1/96 p.24
Pepper Lake repairs deferred 12/12/96 p.8
LAKE BARRINGTON, ILL.
Correction to story of 12/21/95 1/4/96 p.6
Lake Barrington may add 20 acres 1/11/96 p.12
Property transfer 1/11/96 p.21
Sewer project continues to clog over legal snags 1/18/96
p.5
Drainage woes could cost village $24,000 1/25/96 p.16
Salary hikes 2/1/96 p.24
New park trustee 2/1/96 p.24
High court OKs Lake Barrington sewer project 3/28/96 p.5
Lake Barrington utility plan inches foreword 4/4/96 p.5
High court won't hear village board's appeal 4/25/96 p.7
Correction to story of 4/25/96 5/2/96 p.5
Bonds get ok 5/9/96 p.7
Residents protest new subdivision 5/16/96 p.6
Police contract being reviewed 6/20/96 p.14
Drainage problems lead to problems in Lakeland yard
6/27/96 p.12
SSA funds to pay village's industrial park costs 7/11/96
p.23
Lake Barrington warned of runoff 7/18/96 p.28
Business license scofflaws face fine 7/25/96 p.6
Couple saddled with water woes 8/25/96 p.10
LB board leery of mall plan 8/8/96 p.7
Developer can't stop flooding in neighbor's yard 8/8/96
p.34
Village buys industrial park site 8/22/96 p.10
Village hall needs new roof 8/22/96 p.10
Lake Barrington park open for public's use 9/5/96 p.8
Wedding on the water 9/5/96 p.79
One Classic Place plan may finally start moving forward
9/12/96 p.10
Lake Barrington board looks at tower options 9/19/96 p.9
Opponents rallying against industrial park water tower
9/26/96 p.8
Lake Barrington tables water tower decisions 10/3/96 p.8
Board is pressured from both sides 10/17/96 p.5
Villages plow forward with contract 10/17/96 p.7
Archeologists unearth the past 10/31/96 p.7
Budget 10/31/96 p.102
Archeologists dig up 13 skeletons 11/28/96 p.11
Site proving suitable for water tower 12/05/96 p.5
Pepper Lake repairs deferred 12/12/96 p.8
LAKE COUNTY CHIEFS OF POLICE ASSOCIATION
Lake group: Brown's review ill-advised 7/4/96 p.6
LAKE COUNTY FOREST PRESERVE DISTRICT
Prairie burns 3/21/96 p.20
Open space grant 3/21/96 p.20
Forest district sets $11 million budget for land purchases
7/4/96 p.26
Wedding on the water 9/5/96 p.79
LAKE COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT
Health department worker accused of taking payoffs 8/8/96
p.31
LAKE COUNTY MAJOR CRIME TASK FORCE
Task force members tackle major county crime cases 2/1/96
p.7
LAKE COUNTY STORMWATER MANAGEMENT COMMISSION
Commission gets funds to fix flooding problem 8/8/96 p.31
LAKE COUNTY WOMAN'S CLUB
Corporate wives turn to club for company 2/22/96 p.105
LAKE COUNTY, ILL.
Balance of power shifts in Lake County 3/28/96 p.19
Lake votes were slow to be counted 4/4/96 p.8
Candidates for Depke's chair step forward 4/25/96 p.21
More strep cases called no cause for alarm 5/2/96 p.26
Babies spurring growth in county 5/9/96 p.13
Lake County assessment rise slows down 5/16/96 p.23
Depke defending real estate deals 5/23/96 p.27
Beaubien: county raises excessive 6/20/96 p.12
Logo's similarity to Star of David stirs controversy
7/11/96 p.24
County Fair may break attendance record 7/25/96 p.35
County trying Yorkhouse Road extension again 8/8/96 p.35
Coffelt, Jones seeking county clerk job 10/24/96 p.20
Recorder hopefuls waging fierce battle 10/24/96 p.20
Recorder makes Ryg deputy clerk 11/21/96 p.30
New chairman presides over split county board 12/05/96 p.9
LAKE IN THE HILLS FEN
Fen offers sanctuary amid development 7/18/96 p.87
LAKE IN THE HILLS, ILL.
Fen offers sanctuary amid development 7/18/96 p.87
Construction blamed for water problems 7/25/96 p.37
LAKE ZURICH FIRE DEPARTMENT
Fire-safety message sent overseas 3/7/96 p.9
LAKE ZURICH HIGH SCHOOL
Kendall County drops charges against teens 7/25/96 p.18
LAKE ZURICH, ILL.
Deer Park requests LZ police services 3/14/96 p.10
Lake Zurich board approves three-story hotel on lakefront
4/11/96 p.7
Super Crown bookstore opens in Lake Zurich 5/23/96 p.25
Squad car wrecked in crash with Barrington teen driver
7/4/96 p.7
Agriculture played major role in shaping Lake Zurich
history 7/4/96 p.24
Lake Zurich to auction property 8/22/96 p.6
Former LZ mayor dies 8/22/96 p.30
Artists flock to Ela fest 9/12/96 p.24
Area evacuated after acid spill 12/19/96 p.11
Pace cuts Barrington-Lake Zurich bus service 12/19/96 p.14
LAKELAND ESTATES (LAND SUBDIVISION)
Drainage problems lead to problems in Lakeland yard
6/27/96 p.12
Couple saddled with water woes 8/25/96 p.10
Developer can't stop flooding in neighbor's yard 8/8/96
p.34
LANGENDORF PARK
Langendorf Park project costs district $135,000 3/28/96
p.20
Langendorf Park's pool needs replacing 7/18/96 p.7
Langendorf entrance revamp started 10/3/96 p.6
LARRAIN, GEORGE
Larrain lobbies for school rebuilding 7/18/96 p.6
Telephone talk rings up more mall controversy 7/25/96 p.8
LARSEN, LANCE P.
Inverness resident flees, leads cops on high-speed chase
7/18/96 p.29
LASIEWICKI, BONNIE
Rolling Meadows couple killed in Route 59 crash 9/12/96 p.8
LASIEWICKI, STANLEY
Rolling Meadows couple killed in Route 59 crash 9/12/96 p.8
LAW
Supreme Court criticized after abortion decision 2/1/96 p.9
Orr urges end to motor voter law restrictions 2/8/96 p.24
Courts impanel wish list 3/21/96 p.18
Barrington mulling bicycle helmet law 5/23/96 p.16
Same-sex marriages banned by new law 5/30/96 p.10
Train whistles may be muted 8/8/96 p.7
Edgar OKs 'Red Tape Cutters' bill 8/8/96 p.28
Klehm school bill becomes law 8/8/96 p.32
Safety panel not sold on bicycle helmet law 8/15/96 p.9
Hearing to decide whether adult bookstore reopens 8/15/96
p.10
New ordinance targets sidewalk recklessness 9/12/96 p.8
District 220 has role in enforcing new in-line skating law
9/26/96 p.31
Village amends ethics code 10/3/96 p.6
Barrington village board mulls bicycle helmet law 11/28/96
p.10
LEE, CATHERINE
Lee: Issues more important to voters than party labels
9/12/96 p.22
Manzullo tops Lee 11/7/96 p.12
LEIGH'S SYNDROME (DISEASE)
Faith pulling family through 9/26/96 p.90
LIBRARY CABLE NETWORK
Library network channels smart TV 4/4/96 p.B5
LICHTMAN, KAY
Family members question suspicious source of fire 1/25/96
p.8
Police chase leads in arson/murders 2/1/96 p.5
Spotlight won't dim village image 2/1/96 p.7
They were so vibrant: slain couple lived full lives
2/1/96 p.7
Task force members tackle major county crime cases 2/1/96
p.7
Clues remain few in Hills murders 2/8/96 p.5
Correction to story of 2/1/96 2/8/96 p.6
Algonquin man remains focus of murder probe 2/15/96 p.5
Lichtman insurance agents doubt existence of artwork
2/29/96 p.10
Task force members move out 2/29/96 p.10
Police: We'll find murder suspect 3/7/96 p.7
Wife's statements lead police to arrest warrant 3/7/96 p.7
Search for Hommerson could go international 3/7/96 p.7
Location and real name of suspect are a mystery 3/14/96 p.9
Man who was called suspect relieved at Hommerson's arrest
3/14/96 p.9
Cops defend decision despite suspect's flight 3/28/96 p.20
Hommerson to be featured on TV show 4/11/96 p.10
Show prompts murder leads 5/2/96 p.5
Murder suspect eludes manhunt 6/27/96 p.14
Lien put on Lichtman property 10/31/96 p.5
New developments in murder probe 11/28/96 p.5
Court to decide fate of Lichtman fortune 12/19/96 p.5
LICHTMAN, MARVIN
Police: Fire victim was shot in head 1/25/96 p.5
Family members question suspicious source of fire 1/25/96
p.8
Police chase leads in arson/murders 2/1/96 p.5
Spotlight won't dim village image 2/1/96 p.7
They were so vibrant: slain couple lived full lives
2/1/96 p.7
Task force members tackle major county crime cases 2/1/96
p.7
Clues remain few in Hills murders 2/8/96 p.5
Correction to story of 2/1/96 2/8/96 p.6
Algonquin man remains focus of murder probe 2/15/96 p.5
Lichtman insurance agents doubt existence of artwork
2/29/96 p.10
Task force members move out 2/29/96 p.10
Police: We'll find murder suspect 3/7/96 p.7
Wife's statements lead police to arrest warrant 3/7/96 p.7
Search for Hommerson could go international 3/7/96 p.7
Location and real name of suspect are a mystery 3/14/96 p.9
Man who was called suspect relieved at Hommerson's arrest
3/14/96 p.9
Cops defend decision despite suspect's flight 3/28/96 p.20
Hommerson to be featured on TV show 4/11/96 p.10
Show prompts murder leads 5/2/96 p.5
Murder suspect eludes manhunt 6/27/96 p.14
Lien put on Lichtman property 10/31/96 p.5
New developments in murder probe 11/28/96 p.5
Court to decide fate of Lichtman fortune 12/19/96 p.5
LIFE CHANGERS INTERNATIONAL CHURCH
Life Changers Church coming to Barrington Hills 2/1/96 p.8
Residents fear changes brought by new church 2/8/96 p.10
Barrington Hills church plan prompting legal battle
2/29/96 p.5
Residents voice frustration at church's vague answers
3/14/96 p.8
Village makes federal case out of church fight 3/28/96 p.26
Church suing village for $6 million 4/25/96 p.5
Church gets building permit, drops suit against village
6/20/96 p.7
Life Changers International Church 11/28/96 p.99
LIQUOR LAWS
Liquor license granted 5/30/96 p.6
LOFTIN, JAYMEE
Grinch steals, then returns Christmas 12/19/96 p.103
LONG GROVE, ILL.
Village helping YMCA build 5/2/96 p.6
Villages sign agreement 9/26/96 p.6
Long Grove referendum fails 11/14/96 p.24
LOWMAN, KAYE
Grin and bear it 12/26/96 p.73
LUPUS (DISEASE)
Lupus support group forms, has its first meeting today
10/17/96 p.9
MAGGIE ROGERS PARK
Commissioners close in on Inverness park development
3/21/96 p.11
MALONEY, LAURA
Going out in style 10/31/96 p.110
MANZULLO, DON
Manzullo seeks re-election to the 16th district seat
9/12/96 p.22
Manzullo tops Lee 11/7/96 p.12
MARKET HOUSE (RESTAURANT)
Liquor license granted 5/30/96 p.6
MARQUETTE, JEFF
Barrington chief taking Florida job 12/19/96 p.7
MARSHALL, BOB
Kustra, Salvi battle for GOP nod 3/7/96 p.15
MARSHALLA, ARTHUR
Crash snarls traffic, sends two to hospital 3/7/96 p.11
MARTINEZ, ALISON
Skater Martinez honored 12/19/96 p.128
MASTANDREA, LINDA
An able athlete 2/29/96 p.27
MASTERS, JOHN, JR.
Police find answers to bone mystery 1/4/96 p.5
Friends say Masters' home often turned violent 1/4/96 p.5
Two Masters children died violently 1/11/96 p.5
Friends, family never quit searching for "Butch" 1/11/96
p.9
Man charged with involuntary manslaughter in death of son
2/8/96 p.5
Masters case takes another strange twist 2/15/96 p.5
Masters case takes another strange twist 2/15/96 p.5
John Master's lawyer seeking plea bargain 4/11/96 p.22
Masters enters guilty plea 5/30/96 p.8
Dad gets probation, son to be cremated 6/6/96 p.7
Judge calls Masters family seriously dysfunctional 6/6/96
p.9
Masters gives ok for son's cremation 6/20/96 p.6
MASTERS, JOHN, SR.
Man charged with involuntary manslaughter in death of son
2/8/96 p.5
John Master's lawyer seeking plea bargain 4/11/96 p.22
Masters enters guilty plea 5/30/96 p.8
Dad gets probation, son to be cremated 6/6/96 p.7
Judge calls Masters family seriously dysfunctional 6/6/96
p.9
Masters gives ok for son's cremation 6/20/96 p.6
MASTERS, MERCEDES
Two Masters children died violently 1/11/96 p.5
MAYER, ANDREW
Wauconda police chief arrested 8/29/96 p.32
Wauconda fires its police chief 9/5/96 p.23
MAYLAND, KAY
Mayland bids farewell to school board 1/25/96 p.7
MC CAUGHN, PATRICK T.
Robbery suspect nabbed 8/29/96 p.23
MC CLOUD, LEE
High school gym teacher charged with battery 2/29/96 p.11
Teacher's trial date set 8/1/96 p.6
BHS teacher found not guilty 9/12/96 p.5
MC GREGOR, CAROL
McGregor takes over as BAAC chair 6/13/96 p.91
MC KEE, TRACY
Spa owner: zoning law is unfair 2/8/96 p.12
MC LAUGHLIN, TARA
Jumping for joy: McLaughlin's leap gives Fillies first MSL
title 5/9/96 p.115
MEADOW LAKES (LAND SUBDIVISION)
Credit cashed in for Meadow Lakes 8/15/96 p.19
MEYER, BOB
Barrington barber bowing out 9/12/96 p.93
MIDLAND, MATT
Barrington Hills youth swims in adults' triathlon 9/5/96
p.20
MIDLANDS (REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT)
Drawing of credit sparks legal threat 1/11/96 p.11
Hoffman Estates hears early Midlands plan 1/11/96 p.14
Village looking for new opinion in Midlands case 1/18/96
p.14
Judge rules against village 3/28/96 p.6
Village officials sued for $1 million each 4/4/96 p.5
Village board seeking settlement 4/11/96 p.8
South Barrington officials seek protection in Midlands
lawsuit 4/18/96 p.10
Union Pacific puts more heat on village 5/16/96 p.15
Midlands movie theater mulled 6/13/96 p.5
Village to screen movie-complex plan 7/4/96 p.5
Midland sale depends on ok of AMC's movie theater plan
7/11/96 p.9
Midlands deal gets September deadline 7/18/96 p.12
Movie complex hearing scheduled 8/1/96 p.6
Plots thickens as village screens movie proposal 8/15/96
p.11
Race is on to approve area movie complex 8/15/96 p.32
Scores of movie screens seeking homes in area 8/15/96 p.32
Dinner and movie: A potent combo? 8/15/96 p.33
Critics absent from multiplex hearings 8/22/96 p.8
Curtain rises on cinema showdown 8/29/96 p.24
Theater race pits villages as rivals again 9/26/96 p.11
Theaters may saturate area market 9/26/96 p.11
Village loses Midlands case 11/28/96 p.13
AMC buys Midlands 12/26/96 p.5
MIDWEST ARCHEOLOGICAL RESEARCH SERVICES
Archeologists unearth the past 10/31/96 p.7
Archeologists dig up 13 skeletons 11/28/96 p.11
MIDWEST JACK RUSSELL TERRIER CLUB
Howling good time 5/16/96 p.7
MILLER PARK
District seeks grant to fund Miller Park improvements
4/25/96 p.9
District seeks grant to fund Miller Park improvements
4/25/96 p.9
Park District has big small plans for Miller Park 7/4/96
p.25
MOATS, LARRY
Applicants sought for empty seat 12/05/96 p.14
MOHR, HENRY
Kempe to face election challenge 12/19/96 p.6
Zoning and roads to be campaign issues 12/26/96 p.5
MOLONEY, WILLIAM
Rolling Meadows couple killed in Route 59 crash 9/12/96 p.8
MOLZAHN, JACKIE
Frosh Molzahn is Fillies' newest star 9/12/96 p.121
MOTHERS AGAINST PRISON RAPE
Cary woman combats power of prison gangs 8/8/96 p.12
MOTOROLA, INC.
Tighter smoking restrictions getting mixed response
7/25/96 p.101
MOUNTSIER, STEVE
Mountsier wins by narrow margin 3/21/96 p.7
Mountsier replaces Beaubien 10/31/96 p.5
MULLEN, JAMES
Fund set up to assist injured Chicago cop 11/21/96 p.33
MULLENIX, PHILIP
Underdog Mullenix ready to challenge Beaubien 2/29/96 p.7
MUNSON, RUTH
Munson inducted into Hall of Fame 6/27/96 p.96
MURDOCK, COURTNEY
Murdock enjoys a career game against St. Edward 1/4/96 p.83
Fulfilling expectations 12/19/96 p.125
MURGES, JAMES J.
Man arrested on gun charge 9/26/96 p.9
MURPHY, LINDA G.
Mom busted for son's beer-drinking guests 8/15/96 p.8
MUTZ, SARAH
No looking back for Fillies' unselfish Mutz 11/14/96 p.117
MY SECRET GARDEN
My Secret Garden, Tammy Sittinger and Lisa Szuberla, owners
4/18/96 p.123
NAFF, GRETCHEN
Naff named CLC chief 5/23/96 p.30
NANNY CIRCLE
Circle keeps nannies on track 3/21/96 p.81
NEAL, BOB
Recorder hopefuls waging fierce battle 10/24/96 p.20
Democrat wins recorder race 11/7/96 p.10
NELSON, DAVE
Nelson named Cuba Township supervisor 11/21/96 p.7
NELSON, KATE
Olympic Dream Teamer 7/18/96 p.113
NEMEC, NANCY
Nemec fires back at critics 11/21/96 p.5
NICHOLAS, EARL H.
Science teacher is charged with battery 4/4/96 p.27
Teacher gets day in court 5/16/96 p.24
Teacher's trial date set 8/1/96 p.6
NICHOLSON, PAUL
Village manager gets pay increase 9/5/96 p.12
NIGHTENGALE, JACK
BHS loses big fan in Nightengale 12/12/96 p.142
NIKE, INC.
Nike creeps onto BHS sports scene 3/21/96 p.110
NORDBERG, THOMAS, REV.
Answering the call: Nordberg leaving Barrington to
continue life of service 1/18/96 p.21
NORMCO
Bell smells something rotten in apple orchard 10/31/96 p.8
NORTH BARRINGTON COLLECTION
Upscale fashion center planned 6/20/96 p.5
Mall plan gets mixed reaction 6/27/96 p.5
BACOG balks at mall traffic 6/27/96 p.9
Residents organizing resistance to mall 7/4/96 p.5
Over-capacity crowd causes cancellation of mall hearing
7/11/96 p.5
Neighbors not warming to mall proposal 7/18/96 p.5
Lack of details drains patience 7/25/96 p.5
Telephone talk rings up more mall controversy 7/25/96 p.8
Survey says: Shoppers live by mall site 8/1/96 p.5
Residents: Mall will draw crime, traffic 8/1/96 p.5
LB board leery of mall plan 8/8/96 p.7
Water conditions at proposed mall site get examined 8/8/96
p.11
Opponents are spending time, money to fight mall 8/15/96
p.14
Taubman traffic study is studied 8/22/96 p.10
Flier falsehoods slammed 8/22/96 p.20
Water issues poured over at hearing 8/29/96 p.14
Klein criticized for his mall criticism 8/29/96 p.26
Some residents would welcome mall 9/12/96 p.11
Taubman team addresses mall-site water concern 9/19/96 p.8
Correction to story of 9/19/69 9/26/96 p.6
Critics: mall site is suitable for mixed-use development
9/26/96 p.10
Trio tunes in to mall controversy 10/3/96 p.7
Taubman outlines its zoning plan for mall 10/3/96 p.7
Some question retailers' ability to staff mall 10/10/96 p.5
Mall foes get turn at bat 10/10/96 p.6
ACRE says 73 percent of residents oppose mall 10/17/96 p.7
Mall foes, developers square off at hearing 10/24/96 p.8
Residents calling for a referendum on mall 10/31/96 p.8
Mall hearing moved to KOC hall 11/7/96 p.6
Developers reveal plan for mall sanitary sewer 11/14/96 p.9
Quality of life issue key to mall decision 11/28/96 p.9
Village's experts list mall's pros and cons 12/05/96 p.8
NORTH BARRINGTON SCHOOL
Dismissal daze 2/15/96 p.27
Problems persist, be it morning or afternoon 2/15/96 p.27
Art Work: careers and creativity linked at student
conference 4/18/96 p.33
NORTH BARRINGTON, ILL.
Fed's shutdown delays village census 1/11/96 p.6
Biltmore Manor greeted with doubt 1/25/96 p.11
Officials want repair projects to move fast 4/4/96 p.14
Village to begin special census 4/18/96 p.32
Village drawing up home business rules 4/25/96 p.10
ComEd: hot weather may lead to problems 4/25/96 p.12
Village looking for some people who will count 4/25/96 p.13
Village to donate $10,000 to Ela YMCA 5/23/96 p.6
North Barrington adopts home work ordinance 5/23/96 p.10
Census puts population increase at 42 percent 5/30/96 p.28
Upscale fashion center planned 6/20/96 p.5
Mall plan gets mixed reaction 6/27/96 p.5
BACOG balks at mall traffic 6/27/96 p.9
Berries tied to cyclospora 6/27/96 p.23
Residents organizing resistance to mall 7/4/96 p.5
Spring rain storms draining on North Barrington budget
7/4/96 p.10
Over-capacity crowd causes cancellation of mall hearing
7/11/96 p.5
Neighbors not warming to mall proposal 7/18/96 p.5
Larrain lobbies for school rebuilding 7/18/96 p.6
Fire guts home, but dogs are saved 7/18/96 p.7
Lack of details drains patience 7/25/96 p.5
Telephone talk rings up more mall controversy 7/25/96 p.8
Survey says: Shoppers live by mall site 8/1/96 p.5
Residents: Mall will draw crime, traffic 8/1/96 p.5
LB board leery of mall plan 8/8/96 p.7
Water conditions at proposed mall site get examined 8/8/96
p.11
Opponents are spending time, money to fight mall 8/15/96
p.14
Taubman traffic study is studied 8/22/96 p.10
Flier falsehoods slammed 8/22/96 p.20
Village explores shared services 8/29/96 p.6
Water issues poured over at hearing 8/29/96 p.14
Klein criticized for his mall criticism 8/29/96 p.26
Some residents would welcome mall 9/12/96 p.11
Taubman team addresses mall-site water concern 9/19/96 p.8
Correction to story of 9/19/96 9/26/96 p.6
Critics: mall site is suitable for mixed-use development
9/26/96 p.10
Trio tunes in to mall controversy 10/3/96 p.7
Taubman outlines its zoning plan for mall 10/3/96 p.7
Some question retailers' ability to staff mall 10/10/96 p.5
Some question retailers' ability to staff mall 10/10/96 p.5
Mall foes get turn at bat 10/10/96 p.6
ACRE says 73 percent of residents oppose mall 10/17/96 p.7
Villages plow forward with contract 10/17/96 p.7
Mall foes, developers square off at hearing 10/24/96 p.8
Residents calling for a referendum on mall 10/31/96 p.8
Mall hearing moved to KOC hall 11/7/96 p.6
Developers reveal plan for mall sanitary sewer 11/14/96 p.9
Quality of life issue key to mall decision 11/28/96 p.9
Village's experts list mall's pros and cons 12/05/96 p.8
Van Hoven named to NB panel 12/12/96 p.33
Braithwaite: village could afford more county cops
12/19/96 p.24
NORTHWEST MENTAL HEALTH CENTER
Families want better services in mental health 7/4/96 p.9
Mental health center's state funds may be cut 9/26/96 p.100
NORTHWEST SUBURBAN CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
Academy expands 8/15/96 p.31
NORTHWEST SUBURBAN EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING CENTER
One-stop job shopping 6/6/96 p.105
NOVAK, LINDA
Popular park district employee dies 7/25/96 p.14
O'LEARY, STEVEN
Bomb threat leads to arrest 8/8/96 p.20
O'MALLEY, JACK
Devine ousts O'Malley from prosecutor post 11/7/96 p.7
OAK MEADOWS (LAND SUBDIVISION)
Flood-control steps taken 6/6/96 p.14
OGLESBY, JONATHON
Construction worker survives 35-foot fall 5/30/96 p.14
OLD COLONY BUILDERS
Lageschulte to build 15 homes on 20 acres 8/8/96 p.32
OLIVA, MATT
Giving something back 8/22/96 p.105
OLSEN, ERICA
Silliman and Olsen win twice as Fillies claim JV conference
meet 10/31/96 p.113
OLSEN, LIZ
High five 11/28/96 p.133
OLYMPICS
Local experts offer views of Olympics 7/18/96 p.114
Wisely dives into action at practice pool 7/18/96 p.116
Cartwright gets Olympian wrestlers to mat on time 7/18/96
p.116
Van Huele aiding U.S. volleyball team 7/18/96 p.117
Eiter hoping to party on Olympic mats 7/18/96 p.116
ONE CLASSIC PLACE (REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT)
One Classic Place plan may finally start moving forward
9/12/96 p.10
ORCHARD DEVELOPMENT
Residents fighting mad over flood 5/30/96 p.5
ORCHESIS CLUB (DANCE CLUB)
Dance club plans tribute 4/18/96 p.7
ORR, DAVID
Orr urges end to motor voter law restrictions 2/8/96 p.24
OZZI WATER PARK
Ozzi Water Park 8/8/96 p.101
PADILLA, BRIAN
Friends, family grieving over loss of teen 3/7/96 p.5
Program to honor Ingle and Padilla 3/21/96 p.6
Crash victims were not drinking 4/4/96 p.9
Dance club plans tribute 4/18/96 p.7
PALATINE STABLES
Equine exercise provides lessons for rescue teams 8/15/96
p.7
Breeding confidence at heart of training 8/15/96 p.7
PALATINE, ILL.
Spa owner: zoning law is unfair 2/8/96 p.12
Village board backs off legal action on billboard 4/11/96
p.14
Palatine panel votes against Sparrow facility 12/26/96 p.7
PALUMBO BROTHERS INC.
Road builder charged with fraud 10/10/96 p.5
PARAMEDICS
Emergency crews get train training 4/25/96 p.7
PARENTING
Conscious parenting 10/24/96 p.93
PARK, PAUL
Durbin has inside track in Democratic race 3/7/96 p.15
PATRICIA RHODES INC.
Patricia Rhodes Inc.; Patricia Rhodes, owner 2/8/96 p.89
PAWLOWSKI, SCOTT
Faith pulling family through 9/26/96 p.90
Fund created to aid Scott Pawlowski 10/3/96 p.6
PAYTON, WALTER
Payton dares Grove grads to be true to themselves 6/6/96
p.11
PAZDERSKI, PIOTR
Two men injured in Rt. 14 accident 8/8/96 p.10
PEDERSEN, BERNARD
Republicans to appoint Pedersen's replacement 11/14/96 p.10
Pedersen appeared ok in days before elections 11/14/96 p.10
Bergman names himself successor to Pedersen post 11/28/96
p.33
PEDERSEN, CHRISTINE
Pedersen no-hitter highlights perfect week for the Fillies
4/11/96 p.127
PENKAVA, DANIEL
Cat tales 3/28/96 p.93
PENKAVA, SONNIE
Cat tales 3/28/96 p.93
PENN, JOHN
Crash ends chase, results in charges 1/11/96 p.12
PEPPER LAKE
Pepper Lake 2/1/96 p.24
Pepper Lake repairs deferred 12/12/96 p.8
PEROT, ROSS
Former party organizer challenges Perot group 2/8/96 p.24
PET-A-COAT JUNCTION
Pet-A-Coat Junction; Var Ketenjian, owner 9/19/96 p.105
PIEGZA, ROGER
SB resident plays at reunion, but First Lady doesn't attend
8/15/96 p.30
PINKNEY, JERRY
Book illustrator talks about art of history 4/25/96 p.25
PIONEER PRESS
Pioneer to open Arlington paper 3/7/96 p.12
POLICE
Police department gets new van 1/18/96 p.6
New police station may be in sight 1/18/96 p.7
Unsolved murders still haunt local authorities 1/18/96 p.8
Officer recovers [from heart attack] 1/18/96 p.14
Committee begins process of exploring police needs 2/8/96
p.8
South Barrington cops help identify impostor 2/8/96 p.13
Inverness police panel reviews crime stats 2/15/96 p.9
Police station plan falls through 3/14/96 p.7
Railroad gate problems signal worries for police 3/14/96
p.7
Deer Park requests LZ police services 3/14/96 p.10
Police prepare for registry 3/21/96 p.22
Barrington Hills cop named to task force 3/28/96 p.13
Conference to feature film about Hoffman Estates cop
4/11/96 p.25
Barrington wants to put cop in middle schools 4/25/96 p.5
Police lean toward FATS 4/25/96 p.89
Village going to court over principles 5/16/96 p.5
South Barrington police awarded $150,000 grant for new
officers 5/23/96 p.10
Police can't fight gang problem alone 5/23/96 p.11
Site suitable for last-resort station 5/30/96 p.12
Village gets grant for police officer in middle schools
6/13/96 p.10
Cops named in suit 6/13/96 p.10
Hold-up alarm allegedly posed no emergency at village hall
6/20/96 p.10
Police contract being reviewed 6/20/96 p.14
Police search-consent form could crash teens' parties
6/27/96 p.8
Teen-ager with gun taken into custody 7/4/96 p.6
Squad car wrecked in crash with Barrington teen driver
7/4/96 p.7
Police contract to be fine tuned 7/11/96 p.23
Department plans for dog's retirement 7/18/96 p.6
BHS police liaison makes the grade 7/25/96 p.11
Bizarre phone message received by business are forwarded to
FBI 8/1/96 p.9
BHPD's new uniforms praised 8/8/96 p.6
Barrington's FOP starting "Shop with a Cop" program
8/15/96 p.8
District 54 gets officer for junior high school 8/15/96
p.31
Chiefs laud Brown's probe 8/22/96 p.32
Grant would pay for officer in District 220 middle schools
8/29/96 p.8
Chief: "MacGyver" mailbox bombs may deliver danger
8/29/96 p.10
Village eyes property for new police station 9/19/96 p.9
Correction to story of 9/19/96 9/26/96 p.6
Grant to pay for police officer in middle schools 9/26/96
p.31
Barrington cops survive "rush" hour 10/24/96 p.6
Squad smashed in two-car crash 10/24/96 p.7
Village may start police bike patrol 11/21/96 p.6
Ex-Tower Lakes police chief dies 11/21/96 p.14
South Barrington police pleased by DARE Run results
11/21/96 p.33
Fund set up to assist injured Chicago cop 11/21/96 p.33
Police get hi-tech training 12/05/96 p.6
Survey says: Tower Lakes cops do fine job 12/05/96 p.13
Barrington chief taking Florida job 12/19/96 p.7
PONDS (LAND SUBDIVISION)
Subdivision residents angry about cost of road project
4/25/96 p.24
POOLE, EDWARD
Poole's letter leaked to media 9/26/96 p.5
PORTER, JOHN
Tax amendment is unnecessary - Porter 4/25/96 p.18
PORUBCAN, PAULA
Archeologists dig up 13 skeletons 11/28/96 p.11
POWALOWSKI, JOSEPH
Democrat slated to face Skinner 5/23/96 p.12
Democrats to file petition to boot Big Joe 5/30/96 p.23
Powalowski hearing set 6/6/96 p.6
State panel rules that Powalowski can stay on ballot to
face Skinner 7/11/96 p.22
"Big Joe" says he'll bring home bacon 10/17/96 p.34
Skinner-Powalowski debate set for Oct. 28 10/24/96 p.21
PRAIRIE STONE BUSINESS PARK
Village oks Sears reimbursement 8/22/96 p.6
PRIDE YOUTH
Pride Youth opens drop-in center 10/3/96 p.11
PUBLIC ACTION TO DELIVER SHELTER
New group helping the homeless 7/11/96 p.6
PUCINSKI, AURELIA
Candidates vie for county posts 10/24/96 p.21
PUELO, CHRISTINA
Jury awards local woman $3.8 million 10/31/96 p.6
QUAKER OATS COMPANY
Bomb threat revealed as hoax 4/25/96 p.6
QUINN, PATRICK
Durbin has inside track in Democratic race 3/7/96 p.15
RAND VIDEO AND BOOKS
Hearing to decide whether adult bookstore reopens 8/15/96
p.10
RHODES, PATRICIA
Patricia Rhodes Inc.; Patricia Rhodes, owner 2/8/96 p.89
RICHARD E. MILLER PARK
District seeks grant to fund Miller Park improvements
4/25/96 p.9
Park District has big small plans for Miller Park 7/4/96
p.25
RICO, ANTONIO
Guilty verdict returned in Island Lake shooting 2/1/96 p.12
RIEKE, EDITH
Happy birthday 8/1/96 p.7
RITCHIE, MARK
Author brings tribe's story to students in Barrington
5/9/96 p.11
RITO, MARIA
Pride of St. Anne's 5/9/96 p.30
Correction to story of 5/16/96 p.6
ROADS
Officials like road plan 1/18/96 p.10
Watch your speed on Barrington Road 1/25/96 p.6
Widening of roads could spell relief for traffic woes
2/1/96 p.31
IDOT hopes to reduce accidents at corner 2/8/96 p.9
Village to study possible street closures at St. Anne
2/29/96 p.11
Study to focus on neighborhood traffic patterns 3/21/96
p.12
Officials want repair projects to move fast 4/4/96 p.14
Warning: Road construction is up ahead 4/4/96 p.21
Subdivision residents angry about cost of road project
4/25/96 p.24
Construction zones ahead 5/2/96 p.7
Sewer work requires tearing up pavement 5/2/96 p.11
Bridge work closes road until May 10 5/2/96 p.12
No address changes required if U.S. 14 is named for Reagan
5/23/96 p.28
Board seeks to slow Eastwood speeders 5/30/96 p.6
Traffic study result: status quo kept 7/4/96 p.12
Route 59 widening is unlikely 7/4/96 p.12
Route 22 widening several years off 7/11/96 p.23
Eastwood speed limit may be lowered 7/18/96 p.6
St. Anne plan to get review 8/1/96 p.11
IDOT to replace Route 62 bridge over EJ&E tracks 8/1/96
p.29
County trying Yorkhouse Road extension again 8/8/96 p.35
Toll authority doubles land offer 8/8/96 p.36
Taubman traffic study is studied 8/22/96 p.10
Street closings would be test of St. Anne plans 8/29/96 p.5
Village to close streets to study St. Anne plans 9/12/96
p.5
Plan shows new toll booths at Barrington, Roselle exits
9/12/96 p.10
Chestnut closed as village studies plan for St. Anne
10/3/96 p.5
Road builder charged with fraud 10/10/96 p.5
BH board to explore Hawthorne cul-de-sac 10/31/96 p.9
Shell Oil unveils big plan for Main Street/Rt. 14 lot
10/31/96 p.9
Study: street closings had little effect 12/12/96 p.5
Speeding traffic on Route 22 12/12/96 p.8
Rose is calling for road referendum 12/12/96 p.13
Rose road repair referendum requires revenue researching
12/19/96 p.9
Travel on the roads of suburban history 12/19/96 p.104
Zoning and roads to be campaign issues 12/26/96 p.5
ROBERTS, LESLIE
Family ties: Barrington family has its very own Olympic
hero 8/15/96 p.109
ROESER, TOM
Roeser unveils budget plan to rescue District 220 11/7/96
p.8
ROGERS, BRETT
After months alone, snake finds way home 2/29/96 p.7
RON BEESE PARK
Beese Park burn sparks rebirth of local prairie 3/28/96
p.10
Dogs seen as threat to lake's blue herons 4/18/96 p.9
New course will challenge teams to work together 5/2/96
p.12
Football club field goal: scoreboards at Beese Park
6/27/96 p.28
ROOSEVELT UNIVERSITY
Roosevelt in class by itself 8/22/96 p.97
ROSE, TOWNLEY, JR.
Rose is calling for road referendum 12/12/96 p.13
Rose road repair referendum requires revenue researching
12/19/96 p.9
ROSE, WILLIAM
South Barrington parcel ruled out as new school site
2/15/96 p.10
Land deal is off, but Rose plans donation 3/21/96 p.14
Rose makes offer to pave path 10/17/96 p.10
ROSEWOOD OF INVERNESS NURSING HOME
Palatine will provide water for Inverness nursing home
8/8/96 p.29
ROSLYN ROAD SCHOOL
Trip to France gives students new perspective 6/27/96 p.32
School makes room for reading 12/05/96 p.33
Good job 12/19/96 p.31
ROST, NANCY BOLTON
Victim, trustee team up on domestic violence committee
2/1/96 p.9
Panel sheds light on domestic violence 11/21/96 p.11
ROTARY CLUB OF BARRINGTON
Rotary Club donates $3,000 to BYS 4/11/96 p.6
RYAN, MICHAEL
Victim, trustee team up on domestic violence committee
2/1/96 p.9
Panel sheds light on domestic violence 11/21/96 p.11
RYG, KATHY
Recorder makes Ryg deputy clerk 11/21/96 p.30
SADDLEWOOD (LAND SUBDIVISION)
Couple saddled with water woes 8/25/96 p.10
SAFETY TOWN
Safety Town gets new home 9/26/96 p.10
BJWC seeking to build permanent Safety Town 11/28/96 p.8
SALVI, AL
Kustra, Salvi battle for GOP nod 3/7/96 p.15
Salvi aims for November 3/21/96 p.7
Conservative Salvi gearing up to face Democrat's Durbin
3/28/96 p.9
Salvi, Durbin seeking support from suburbs 5/30/96 p.18
Salvi picks campaign chair 6/13/96 p.9
Fifth child born to Al and Kathy Salvi 6/27/96 p.6
Salvi may resign from state house 10/3/96 p.14
Salvi, Durbin differ on money matters 10/10/96 p.15
Salvi, Durbin bickering over who's extreme 10/17/96 p.16
Salvi, Durbin answer readers' questions 10/31/96 p.11
Guns may have been pivotal in Senate race 11/7/96 p.10
Suburban volunteers were at core of Salvi campaign 11/7/96
p.11
SANDER, BECKY
Wearing new hats: former Barrington players now running
the team 7/4/96 p.97
SARTAINS, JAMES
Anniversary 3/28/96 p.100
SAVE-A-PET
Shelter is bracing for movie fallout 12/19/96 p.110
SAVELEY, KEN
Saveley's bat lifts Post 158 to district title 8/1/96 p.111
SAXTON, BEN
Saxton is Bronco's best story at relays 12/19/96 p.126
SCHANCK, CYNTHIA
Tropical Wings; Cynthia and George Schanck, owners 6/20/96
p.113
SCHANCK, GEORGE
Tropical Wings; Cynthia and George Schanck, owners 6/20/96
p.113
SCHAUMBURG, ILL.
Historic farm target for development 8/1/96 p.28
Schaumburg flag flap not finished 12/12/96 p.34
Neighbors wary of group home in Schaumburg 12/12/96 p.36
SCHMIDT, JENNIFER
Solar Design; Jennifer Schmidt, owner 12/19/96 p.117
SCHNECK, RONALD
Motorcyclist dies after crash on Rt.14 7/18/96 p.6
SCHOCKE, DAYNA
BHS grad discusses ecology and politics with Gorbachev
10/17/96 p.9
SCHOCKMEL, JOHN
Vorlop replacements named 9/19/96 p.5
SCHOLL, KARL
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Scholl 1/11/96 p.27
SCHOOLS
New traffic signal by schools planned 9/5/96 p.12
Pete Fitzgerald to speak at charter school meeting 9/12/96
p.29
Fitzgerald says he'll fight for charter-school group
9/26/96 p.14
SCHULMAN, ROCHELLE
BYS chief Schulman is named to NU post 7/11/96 p.87
SCHWARTZ, KATHY
Fire guts home, but dogs are saved 7/18/96 p.7
SCHWARTZ, STEVE
Fire guts home, but dogs are saved 7/18/96 p.7
SCOTT, ROBERT
Former Lake Barrington man faces sex charges 2/29/96 p.5
State's Attorney drops sex charge, trial is canceled
9/26/96 p.13
SEARS ROEBUCK AND COMPANY
Village oks Sears reimbursement 8/22/96 p.6
SEIDMAN, ED
Deerfield resident to replace Depke as SWALCO chief
12/12/96 p.13
SENIOR HEALTH INSURANCE PROGRAM
SHIP comes in to help seniors with insurance 8/8/96 p.34
SEVON, SCOTT R.
Home builder charged with sex crime 4/11/96 p.9
Plea bargain gets builder probation for sex charge 8/1/96
p.11
Correction to story of 8/1/96 8/8/96 p.6
SHAH, SATISH
Local man's gift helps purchase chemistry books 11/21/96
p.12
SHELL OIL COMPANY
Shell Oil unveils big plan for Main Street/Rt. 14 lot
10/31/96 p.9
SHERMAN, ROBERT
Atheist protests Hersey High's annual prayer 12/12/96 p.34
SHOTKOSKI, DAVID
Murder trial's delays irk victim's family 7/4/96 p.19
SHOUH, RANDALL
Alcohol involved in fatal crash 11/28/96 p.31
SIDHU, INDERJEET
Marching to his own drum 8/1/96 p.79
SILLIMAN, BLAIR
Silliman and Olsen win twice as Fillies claim JV conference
meet 10/31/96 p.113
SINGER, KARL
Rotarians aid orphanage 10/17/96 p.13
SITTINGER, TAMMY
My Secret Garden, Tammy Sittinger and Lisa Szuberla, owners
4/18/96 p.123
SKINNER, CAL, JR.
Skinner: taxpayer ally needed in Springfield 2/22/96 p.9
Skinner has role as tax watchdog 10/17/96 p.34
Skinner-Powalowski debate set for Oct. 28 10/24/96 p.21
Voters choose Skinner again 11/7/96 p.12
Cal Skinner sinks state bond issue 12/12/96 p.12
SKOGH, LARRY
Businessman is baffled by fraud charge 4/4/96 p.24
SLECOHIGH, ROBERT
Crash snarls traffic, sends two to hospital 3/7/96 p.11
SLOCUM LAKE DRAINAGE DISTRICT
Drainage woes could cost village $24,000 1/25/96 p.16
SMILEY, AMANDA
Bishop and Smiley are honored at BHS awards banquet 6/6/96
p.116
SMITH, BRADY
Saints' new sackman: New Orleans nabs ex-Bronco Smith on
Round 3 4/25/96 p.111
SMITH, STEVE
Garden Corner Nursery and Craft Addition; Jason Benjamin,
C.J. Benjamin, and Steve Smith, owners 5/16/96 p.99
SOLAR DESIGN
Solar Design; Jennifer Schmidt, owner 12/19/96 p.117
SOLID WASTE AGENCY OF LAKE COUNTY
Deerfield resident to replace Depke as SWALCO chief
12/12/96 p.13
SOLID WASTE AGENCY OF NORTHERN COOK COUNTY
SWANCC looks into landscape waste market 4/18/96 p.8
SOUTH BARRINGTON PARK DISTRICT
Rose makes offer to pave path 10/17/96 p.10
Board asks for change 11/21/96 p. 16
SOUTH BARRINGTON, ILL.
Brough keeps fighting for protection of wetlands 1/4/96
p.10
Drawing of credit sparks legal threat 1/11/96 p.11
Crash ends chase, results in charges 1/11/96 p.12
Correction to story of 1/11/96 1/18/96 p.6
Village looking for new opinion in Midlands case 1/18/96
p.14
Drainage problems 1/18/96 p.14
Covered bridge needs repair 1/18/96 p.14
Officer recovers [from heart attack] 1/18/96 p.14
Settlement brings new look to Forest Knoll 1/25/96 p.17
South Barrington cops help identify impostor 2/8/96 p.13
South Barrington parcel ruled out as new school site
2/15/96 p.10
Village votes to get extra legal opinion 3/21/96 p.6
Land deal is off, but Rose plans donation 3/21/96 p.14
Barrington Club expansion almost done 3/28/96 p.5
Judge rules against village 3/28/96 p.6
Village officials sued for $1 million each 4/4/96 p.5
Village board seeking settlement 4/11/96 p.8
South Barrington officials seek protection in Midlands
lawsuit 4/18/96 p.10
Subdivision residents angry about cost of road project
4/25/96 p.24
Wetlands fight continues 5/16/96 p.10
Union Pacific puts more heat on village 5/16/96 p.15
Golf course planned on Klehm site 5/16/96 p.5
Car accident leads cops to teens' drinking party 5/23/96
p.9
South Barrington police awarded $150,000 grant for new
officers 5/23/96 p.10
Midlands movie theater mulled 6/13/96 p.5
Arson ruled out in barn fire 6/13/96 p.8
Cops named in suit 6/13/96 p.10
Coyotes are part of Barrington area landscape 6/13/96 p.22
Residents voice objections to density in Klehm plan
6/20/96 p.5
Village to screen movie-complex plan 7/4/96 p.5
Midland sale depends on ok of AMC's movie theater plan
7/11/96 p.9
Penny Road neighbors oppose new school site 7/17/96 p.8
Midlands deal gets September deadline 7/18/96 p.12
Movie complex hearing scheduled 8/1/96 p.6
Plots thickens as village screens movie proposal 8/15/96
p.11
District 220 officials meet Penny Road neighbors tonight
8/15/96 p.18
Public hearing for Klehm plan set 8/15/96 p.19
Credit cashed in for Meadow Lakes 8/15/96 p.19
Village hall expansion mulled 8/15/96 p.19
SB resident plays at reunion, but First Lady doesn't attend
8/15/96 p.30
Race is on to approve area movie complex 8/15/96 p.32
Scores of movie screens seeking homes in area 8/15/96 p.32
Dinner and movie: A potent combo? 8/15/96 p.33
Doubts emerge over proposed school site 8/22/96 p.5
Critics absent from multiplex hearings 8/22/96 p.8
Chief: "MacGyver" mailbox bombs may deliver danger
8/29/96 p.10
Curtain rises on cinema showdown 8/29/96 p.24
Home's design leads to lawsuit 9/5/96 p.7
Cops link teen boys to MacGyver bombs 9/12/96 p.13
Man arrested on gun charge 9/26/96 p.9
Theater race pits villages as rivals again 9/26/96 p.11
Theaters may saturate area market 9/26/96 p.11
Hearing set for Klehm property proposal 10/10/96 p.6
Klehm developers: Plan nets $21 million for area 10/17/96
p.10
Rose makes offer to pave path 10/17/96 p.10
Criticisms of Klehm plan heard 10/24/96 p.5
Fortneys to leave legacy when they leave village 10/31/96
p.10
Klehm hearing moved to Allstate 11/7/96 p.6
Klehm plan getting heat over residential density 11/14/96
p.5
Treasurer appointed to clerk post 11/21/96 p.6
James Company reduces density of Klehm plan 11/28/96 p.5
Village loses Midlands case 11/28/96 p.13
Stage set for 2 theaters to open 11/28/96 p.14
Police get hi-tech training 12/05/96 p.6
Fuller seeks village staff adjustments 12/19/96 p.6
Impact of Klehm plan on schools, parks dissected 12/19/86
p.10
AMC buys Midlands 12/26/96 p.5
Two local men charged with assaulting police 12/26/96 p.8
SOUTH RIDGE LAKE PARK
In-line skating facility considered 9/19/96 p.6
SPECIAL EDUCATION DISTRICT OF LAKE COUNTY
Inclusion sparks special ed controversy 4/4/96 p.33
Janney: District 220's SEDOL dispute is not about
inclusion 4/4/96 p.33
SPICER, BETSY
Having a ball 10/3/96 p.109
SPIKE, DANIEL R.
Spike elected president of county group 4/11/96 p.113
ST. ANNE CATHOLIC CHURCH
Village to study possible street closures at St. Anne
2/29/96 p.11
First communion 5/9/96 p.8
Pride of St. Anne's 5/9/96 p.30
St. Anne attic sale raises money for church ministry
7/11/96 p.9
Annie's Attic hits sales record 7/18/96 p.9
St. Anne plan to get review 8/1/96 p.11
Street closings would be test of St. Anne plans 8/29/96 p.5
St. Anne convent refurnished 9/5/96 p.90
Village to close streets to study St. Anne plans 9/12/96
p.5
Chestnut closed as village studies plan for St. Anne
10/3/96 p.5
St. Anne mourns death of cardinal 11/21/96 p.10
Study: street closings had little effect 12/12/96 p.5
ST. ANNE SCHOOL
Book illustrator talks about art of history 4/25/96 p.25
Honor roll 5/16/96 p.32
Correction to story of 5/9/96 5/16/96 p.6
St. Anne's students meet city pen pals 6/6/96 p.34
ST. ANNE WOMEN'S CLUB
Catholic group marks 50th year 5/30/96 p.89
ST. JOSEPH'S HOME FOR THE ELDERLY
St. Joseph's gala marks 30 years 3/21/96 p.21
ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH
St. Matthew members ease misery at Mexican mission
11/28/96 p.34
ST. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Menagerie blessed at event 10/10/96 p.7
ST. NECTARIOS GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH
Families go Greek at festival 8/1/96 p.9
ST. PAUL UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST
Answering the call: Nordberg leaving Barrington to
continue life of service 1/18/96 p.21
STAHL, MARK
Stahl keeps listening and learning 2/1/96 p.97
STAPLETON, CARL
Sailors talk turkey with area families 12/05/96 p.7
STAPLETON, DONNA
Sailors talk turkey with area families 12/05/96 p.7
STAVROPOULOS, SANDRA
Candidates vie for county posts 10/24/96 p.21
STEIN, LEON
Lesson of genocide 6/6/96 p.30
STOPKA, MARILYN
Design Toscano, Michael and Marilyn Stopka, owners 4/25/96
p.101
STOPKA, MICHAEL
Design Toscano, Michael and Marilyn Stopka, owners 4/25/96
p.101
STRAUS, HANK
Outstanding in his field 9/19/96 p.7
STURM (LAND SUBDIVISION)
Residents: development caused flood 5/30/96 p.7
Commission gets funds to fix flooding problem 8/8/96 p.31
SUBURBAN BANK
Barrington obtains option for bank's vacant property
11/14/96 p.9
SUPER CROWN BOOKSTORE
Super Crown bookstore opens in Lake Zurich 5/23/96 p.25
SWANSON, DAVE
A cut above: awards sprout for teen's mowing business
6/13/96 p.105
SWAYA, MARK
BHS cans Kalas; Swaya is named Fillies' new boss 6/6/96
p.116
SWEIGART, STEPHEN
Drumming up melodies 7/4/96 p.11
SYZMANSKI, PAT
Syzmanski exits from village post 7/4/96 p.12
SZAUKELLIS, JOHN
Here's Johnny 10/3/96 p.108
SZUBERLA, LISA
My Secret Garden, Tammy Sittinger and Lisa Szuberla, owners
4/18/96 p.123
TAE KWON DO JUNIOR OLYMPICS
Kids going to Florida for kicks 6/20/96 p.7
TAUBMAN COMPANY
Taubman traffic study is studied 8/22/96 p.10
Taubman team addresses mall-site water concern 9/19/96 p.8
Correction to story of 9/19/69 9/26/96 p.6
Critics: mall site is suitable for mixed-use development
9/26/96 p.10
Taubman outlines its zoning plan for mall 10/3/96 p.7
TAX INCREMENT FINANCING
Hotel plan criticized by advisory panel 8/1/96 p.31
TAXATION
Taxing situation 3/28/96 p.105
Edgar's plan would not have fixed District 220's problems
4/11/96 p.9
Cap seen to be working to hold down tax hikes 5/9/96 p.10
TAXATION--BARRINGTON TOWNSHIP, ILL.
Real Property Assessments 2/8/96 p.E1
Delinquent tax list 2/8/96 p.90
Delinquent tax list 2/8/96 p.102
TAXATION--BARRINGTON, ILL.
Barrington village board gives levy slight increase
12/12/96 p.8
TAXATION--COOK COUNTY, ILL.
Plan may balance Cook-Lake tax bills 8/8/96 p.5
Cook County property tax multiplier goes up slightly
8/8/96 p.8
BETA lawsuit hearing today 8/15/96 p.5
Few react (so far) to tax plan 8/15/96 p.5
Cook County tax bills may have errors 8/15/96 p.10
Assessment 11/28/96 p.113
TAXATION--CUBA TOWNSHIP, ILL.
Assessment roll corrections 3/21/96 p.94
Assessment roll 11/14/96 p.Q1
Delinquencies 11/21/96 p.113
TAXATION--ELA TOWNSHIP, ILL.
Assessment 12/12/96 p.E1
TAXATION--INVERNESS, ILL.
Inverness tax levy approved 11/21/96 p.9
TAXATION--LAKE COUNTY, ILL.
Lake County assessment rise slows down 5/16/96 p.23
Plan may balance Cook-Lake tax bills 8/8/96 p.5
BETA lawsuit hearing today 8/15/96 p.5
Few react (so far) to tax plan 8/15/96 p.5
BETA lawsuit in court next week 9/12/96 p.6
THORSON, JUDITH A.
Thorson named Harper vice president 5/23/96 p.34
TONNIGES, THOMAS F.
Tonniges appointed to School District 220 Board 9/5/96 p.5
TOWER LAKES, ILL.
Property transfer 1/11/96 p.21
Fitzpatrick leaving village after 13 years as activist
2/22/96 p.8
It looks like no tower for Tower Lakes 4/11/96 p.5
Tower Lakes board nixes water tower 4/18/96 p.12
Water-storage issues prompt Caile to quit 5/30/96 p.22
Tower Lakes water rates could be increased soon 6/13/96 p.8
Tower Lakes water rates raised 6/20/96 p.6
Resident survey to steer village's future 6/27/96 p.26
Response is high for village survey 8/15/96 p.31
Tower Lakes tank project hits rock bottom-literally
11/14/96 p.8
Survey says: Tower Lakes cops do fine job 12/05/96 p.13
TRANSPORTATION
More safety at crossings urged 1/11/96 p.23
Metra station in line for face-lift 2/22/96 p.7
Railroad gate problems signal worries for police 3/14/96
p.7
Study to focus on neighborhood traffic patterns 3/21/96
p.12
Road salt ices railroad crossing gates 3/28/96 p.12
Stopping sprawl needs planning, sharing 6/20/96 p.11
Train whistles may be muted 8/8/96 p.7
Railroad crossing safety requires more than signs 12/12/96
p.8
Pace cuts Barrington-Lake Zurich bus service 12/19/96 p.14
TREVINO, RAYMOND L.
Repeat sex offender gets prison term 9/5/96 p.6
TRIBAL EXPRESSIONS
Tribal Expressions; Rob and Jeri Brooke, owners 5/2/96 p.B3
TROCHE, JOSEPH
Alleged TV theft foiled 8/22/96 p.24
TROPICAL WINGS
Tropical Wings; Cynthia and George Schanck, owners 6/20/96
p.113
UARCO
UARCO antenna is approved 8/1/96 p.11
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
Drawing of credit sparks legal threat 1/11/96 p.11
Road salt ices railroad crossing gates 3/28/96 p.12
Judge rules against village 3/28/96 p.6
Village officials sued for $1 million each 4/4/96 p.5
Village board seeking settlement 4/11/96 p.8
South Barrington officials seek protection in Midlands
lawsuit 4/18/96 p.10
Union Pacific puts more heat on village 5/16/96 p.15
Midlands movie theater mulled 6/13/96 p.5
Village to screen movie-complex plan 7/4/96 p.5
Midland sale depends on ok of AMC's movie theater plan
7/11/96 p.9
Midlands deal gets September deadline 7/18/96 p.12
IDOT donates land for crash memorial 7/25/96 p.24
Railroad crossing to be closed 8/8/96 p.6
Village loses Midlands case 11/28/96 p.13
AMC buys Midlands 12/26/96 p.5
UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE
Postal officials stamp out improper election tactic
3/21/96 p.10
Post office, union are at odds over automation 8/1/96 p.101
Technology has changed the way mail's delivered 8/1/96
p.101
Addressing literacy 10/17/96 p.31
UNITED WE STAND (POLITICAL PARTY)
Former party organizer challenges Perot group 2/8/96 p.24
VAKIL, BIMALKUMAR
Liquor store employee arrested 9/5/96 p.6
VAN HOVEN, TEKLA
Van Hoven named to NB panel 12/12/96 p.33
VAN HUELE, DENISE
Van Huele aiding U.S. volleyball team 7/18/96 p.117
VANDERVENTER, MARY ELLEN
Recorder hopefuls waging fierce battle 10/24/96 p.20
Democrat wins recorder race 11/7/96 p.10
Recorder makes Ryg deputy clerk 11/21/96 p.30
VELEZ, KELLY
Friends, family mourning girl killed in street gang
crossfire 6/27/96 p.8
Girl's murder tied to boyfriend's gang 7/4/96 p.20
VERR, STEVEN
Candidate arrested at Barrington train station 12/05/96
p.24
VILLAGE CHURCH OF BARRINGTON
Church presents Christmas concert 12/12/96 p.7
VILLAGE GREEN (PARK)
Village Green park may sprout on Lipofsky's site 11/14/96
p.8
Village Green project gains steam 11/21/96 p.7
VODIN, GEORGE
Fancy Art N.F.P.; George Vodin, owner 2/8/96 p.73
VORLOP, FRED
District OKs new contract for Vorlop 4/18/96 p.29
Vorlop resigns from District 220 8/29/96 p.5
WAGON WHEEL FIGURE SKATING CLUB
Precise on ice 1/4/96 p.7
Starlets take a tumble at sectional 2/29/96 p.109
Wagon Wheel skaters repeat as champions 4/4/96 p.23
Junior Starlets recover from disaster to claim second
straight title 4/4/96 p.137
WAMBERG, TOM
Wamburg stretching the limit in race to Dakar 1/11/96 p.7
WATER SUPPLY
Sewer project continues to clog over legal snags 1/18/96
p.5
Water conditions at proposed mall site get examined 8/8/96
p.11
Palatine will provide water for Inverness nursing home
8/8/96 p.29
Lake Barrington board looks at tower options 9/19/96 p.9
Opponents rallying against industrial park water tower
9/26/96 p.8
Board is pressured from both sides 10/17/96 p.5
Federal funds may flow to Flint Creek 10/24/96 p.7
Neighbors, village team up to solve flooding problem
10/24/96 p.10
Tower Lakes tank project hits rock bottom-literally
11/14/96 p.8
Developers reveal plan for mall sanitary sewer 11/14/96 p.9
Site proving suitable for water tower 12/05/96 p.5
Survey says: Tower Lakes cops do fine job 12/05/96 p.13
WAUCONDA RODEO
Wauconda and protesters saddle up for 33rd rodeo 7/11/96
p.22
Wauconda rodeo rides on, despite activist's protests
7/18/96 p.10
Charges dropped against animal protesters 8/1/96 p.25
WAUCONDA, ILL.
Property transfer 1/11/96 p.21
Wauconda and protesters saddle up for 33rd rodeo 7/11/96
p.22
Wauconda rodeo rides on, despite activist's protests
7/18/96 p.10
Couple saddled with water woes 8/25/96 p.10
Charges dropped against animal protesters 8/1/96 p.25
Developer can't stop flooding in neighbor's yard 8/8/96
p.34
Academy expands 8/15/96 p.31
Wauconda police chief arrested 8/29/96 p.32
Wauconda fires its police chief 9/5/96 p.23
Costumed suspects captured-in photo 12/12/96 p.9
WEATHER
Deep freeze causes headaches, no disasters 2/8/96 p.11
Lightning causes $30,000 in damage 4/18/96 p.6
Spring rains flood area lowlands 5/23/96 p.7
Kildeer residents blame floods on Deer Park 5/23/96 p.7
Flood-control steps taken 6/6/96 p.14
Spring rain storms draining on North Barrington budget
7/4/96 p.10
WESTFIELD COMMUNITY SCHOOL
Board rescinds suspension 12/19/96 p.28
WETLANDS
Brough keeps fighting for protection of wetlands 1/4/96
p.10
Wetlands fight continues 5/16/96 p.10
Feds make ruling in wetland feud 6/13/96 p.19
WHEELING HIGH SCHOOL
Wheeling High School celebrates diversity 5/30/96 p.34
WHITE, JESSE
Candidates vie for county posts 10/24/96 p.21
WILLIAMS PARK (LAND SUBDIVISION)
Residents: development caused flood 5/30/96 p.7
WILLOW CREEK CHURCH
Willow Creek to landscape entrance 5/30/96 p.6
WINKELHAKE FARM
Historic farm target for development 8/1/96 p.28
WISELY, DONNA
Wisely dives into action at practice pool 7/18/96 p.116
WRONA, MICHAEL
Racing!!! 8/29/96 p.84
WYNSTONE COUNTRY CLUB
Berries tied to cyclospora 6/27/96 p.23
YEAR IN REVIEW
Portfolio '95 1/4/96 p.8
Top ten stories 12/26/96 p.10
Year in review 12/26/96 p.12
YEGGY, GARY
Yeggy resigns from school district 11/14/96 p.5
ZIELINSKI, ED
Treasurer appointed to clerk post 11/21/96 p.6
ZONING
Spa owner: zoning law is unfair 2/8/96 p.12
Village tightening zoning 5/16/96 p.28
Cary neighbors protest re-zoning of Fox River site
11/28/96 p.35
Subdivision plan to be reviewed by village board 12/12/96
p.16
BH board ok's preliminary plat 12/19/96 p.6
Zoning and roads to be campaign issues 12/26/96 p.5
