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Superintendent Dr. Ray
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retirement from D39, Page 4
Wilmette District 39 Superintendent Dr. Raymond Lechner meets up
with Harper Elementary School students Sam Candido, Cameron Crawford and
Claire Karnes last year. 22nd Century Media File Photo
Moving on Trustee Leonard leaves
Wilmette Village Board, Page 3
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In this week’s
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Pet of the Week6
Police Reports 6
Editorial 41
Puzzles 44
Obituaries 46
Dining Out 49
Home of the Week 50
Athlete of the Week 53
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THURSDAY
Book discussion, author
signing
6:30-8:30 p.m. March
8, Regina Dominican, 701
Locust Road, Wilmette.
The Regina Dominican
Graduate Parent Organization
invites the community
to join the school for
a book discussion on “Its.
Nice. Outside.,” and book
signing by the author, Jim
Kokoris. Event is in the library.
The cost is $20 per
person (includes food and
drinks). The school is asking
that everyone purchase
and read their book in advance
and bring it to the
discussion for signing.
‘The Birds’ at Wilmette
Theatre
6:30 p.m. March 8, Wilmette
Theatre, 1122 Central
Ave. In a partnership
with The Field Museum,
the theatre continues a
three-part film series. The
second installment features
1963’s “The Birds.”
Following the movie, John
Bates, associate curator of
birds and head of life sciences
at The Field Museum,
will lead a discussion.
Tickets are $10 for The
Field Museum members
and $12 for non-members.
SATURDAY
Family Fine Art Day
10:30 a.m. March 10,
Community Recreation
Center, 3000 Glenview
Road, Wilmette. Let your
inner artist bloom in this
creative workshop where
a range of media opens the
door to a world of possibilities.
Explore a variety
of media along with Do
It Yourself stations. All
ages and skill levels are
welcome, and all supplies
are included. Registration
is per child attending;
pre-registered children receive
a tee shirt to use as
a smock.
Adults need not register.
All children must be accompanied
by an adult.
Cookbook Club: Russian
Cooking
Noon March 10, Wilmette
Public Library, 1242
Wilmette Ave. Attendees
are invited to select a recipe
from “Kachka: A Return
to Russian Cooking,”
by Bonnie Frumkin Morales,
make it at home, and
bring it in to share with
the group. Registration is
required; call (847) 256-
6930. Once registered,
you may pick up a copy
of the book. Call Jill M.
with two recipe choices in
mind; otherwise you will
be contacted a week prior
to the event. Please note:
the library cannot guarantee
allergy-free dishes.
SUNDAY
Spring Marketplace
11 a.m.-3 p.m. March
11, The Well North Shore,
1222 Washington Court,
WIlmette. Wellness products
and services including
nutritional products,
crystals, safe cosmetics,
essential oils, jewelry, art
and more. Door prizes and
giveaways all day long!
This event is free to the
public.
Going Green Matters
Community Fair
12–4 p.m. March 11,
Michigan Shores Club &
Gillson Beach Parking
Lot. Learn more about
sustainable living in your
home, garden, community
and beyond. Attractions
include the latest electric
cars, a Solar-Powered
Food Truck, “What’s Your
Story” interviews, battery
and bike recycling. Details:
at www.gogreenwilmette.org.
MONDAY
Kahoot Trivia and Teen
Advisory Board
6:30 p.m. March 12,
Wilmette Public Library,
1242 Wilmette Ave. Eat
pizza. Hang out. Plan
events. Make decisions.
Serve others. This event is
for teens.
TUESDAY
Black Holes Presentation
7 p.m. March 13, Wilmette
Public Library,
1242 Wilmette Ave. Kyle
Kremer returns to present
on “Black Holes, the
final phase of a star’s life,
formed after a star has exhausted
its nuclear fuel
and undergone a supernova
explosion.”
WEDNESDAY
Adoption Searches Past
and Present
7 p.m. March 14, Wilmette
Public Library, 1242
Wilmette Ave. Having
an adopted ancestor can
often be one of the most
frustrating and challenging
aspects of genealogy
research.
THURSDAY
Foreign Film Showing
9 a.m. March 15, Wilmette
Public Library, 1242
Wilmette Ave. The third
Thursday of the month
brings foreign film showings.
This month’s movie
is “Under the Bombs” out
of Lebanon. Films begin at
9:30 a.m.
UPCOMING
Ronald Knox Open House
9:30 a.m. March 21,
April 23, May 9, Ronald
Knox, 2031 Elmwood
Ave., Wilmette. Join Ronald
Knox Montessori
School for an open house
event. The open house offers
an opportunity to learn
more about the Montessori
approach to education,
tour our facility and meet
Ronald Knox faculty, staff,
and current parents. Please
RSVP to Anita McGing,
Admissions Director, at
anita.mcging@ronaldknox.org.
‘A New Leaf’ at Wilmette
Theatre
6:30 p.m. April 12, Wilmette
Theatre, 1122 Central
Ave. In a partnership
with The Field Museum,
the theatre continues a
three-part film series. The
third installment features
1971’s “A New Leaf.” Following
the movie, Matt
Von Konrat, head of collections
at The Field Museum,
will lead a discussion.
Tickets are $10 for
Field Museum members
and $12 for non-members.
ONGOING
Observation Days
By appointment, weekdays,
Rose Hall Montessori
School, 1140 Wilmette
Ave., Wilmette.
Observation days are held
every day at Rose Hall, so
call the school to schedule
an appointment. Observe a
classroom, meet with the
director and learn about
how a Montessori school
can benefit your child.
Enrollment for 2017-18
is opening in the next
few weeks for children
13 months to 6 years old.
Schedule an appointment
by emailing admin@rosehallmontessori.org
or by
calling (847) 256-2002.
World War II Veterans’
Roundtable
10-11:30 a.m., third
Wednesday of every
month, Wilmette Public
Library, 1242 Wilmette
Ave., Wilmette. World
War II veterans gather for
lively conversation and
plentiful coffee. Newcomers
welcome.
French Cafe Conversations
10-11 a.m., first Monday
of the month or 6-7
p.m., third Thursday of
the month, Panera Bread,
1199 Wilmette Ave., Wilmette.
Meet fellow Francophones
for relaxed conversations
in French. They
meet in the main seating
Correction
In last week’s Team
22: Girls Basketball,
The Beacon provided
incorrect information
on New Trier seniors
Maggie Murdock
and Cate Murdock
and Lake Forest
sophomore Halle
Douglass. Maggie
Murdock was named
most valuable player of
the Central Suburban
League South. Cate
Murdock was named to
the Central Suburban
League All-Conference
team. Douglas was
named to the North
Suburban Conference
All-Conference team.
The Beacon recognizes
and regrets the errors.
area, and conversation is
facilitated by a native or
fluent speaker from the Alliance
Francaise du North
Shore. Membership isn’t
required, and all levels are
welcome. Visit www.AFnorthshore.org
or contact
info@afnorthshore.org.
Type 1 Diabetes Lounge
7 p.m., second Wednesday,
Wilmette Public
Library, 1242 Wilmette
Ave. The Type 1 Diabetes
Lounge provides a supportive
social network
with monthly programs
provided by medical and
technical professionals
with topics such as research
updates, cuttingedge
technologies, management
techniques and
lifestyle issues. Connect
with peers to exchange
information, feelings and
ideas for creative problem
solving. Find out more at
type1diabeteslounge.org.
For questions or to submit a
calendar item, contact Eric
DeGrechie at eric@wilmettebeacon.com.

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Wilmette Village Board
Trustee Steve Leonard resigns from board
Todd Marver
Freelance Reporter
Trustee Steve Leonard’s
tenure of less than a year
on the Wilmette
Village
Board
concluded
at its Tuesday,
Feb. 27
meeting.
Leonard
announced
Leonard
his resignation from the
Wilmette Village Board
at the meeting. Leonard is
moving to Detroit to take
a new job. Prior to moving
to Detroit, he was senior
vice president at Strategic
Real Estate Services,
which provides commercial
real estate expertise
to all aspects of the retail
market locally and nationally.
“It is with a heavy heart
and great regret that I announce
my resignation as
trustee of the Wilmette
Village Board,” Leonard
said. “I’ve accepted
an exciting new professional
opportunity with
a Detroit-based company
where I’ll be focusing on
national facility expansion
for a privately-held
education provider. The
new position will require
relocation to Detroit and
extensive national and international
travel.”
Leonard won his seat in
the April 2017 election and
was sworn in as trustee in
May 2017. He served as
the chair of the Land Use
Committee and also sat on
the Finance and Judiciary
Committees.
“I wanted to say that this
has been one of my greatest
privileges of my life to
serve the community in
the capacity over the last
year,” Leonard said. “I’ve
greatly enjoyed my time
on the board and appreciate
the confidence you’ve
placed in me over the past
year. Although I wish my
circumstances were different
allowing me to
complete the current term,
I know I leave matters in
good hands and that the vital
village business will be
handled with the highest
level of competency and
skill.”
Leonard has been part
of a Village Board that has
dealt with a number of hot
topics over the past year
such as the county’s minimum
wage and sick leave
ordinances, the Loyola
Academy project and the
stormwater improvement
project.
A final decision is expected
on the stormwater
project on April 17.
“I’ve enjoyed working
with you as we’ve tackled
some really tough challenges
confronting the Village,”
Leonard said. “I’m
very proud of the way
we’ve all been able to address
controversial issues
airing our sometimes differing
perspectives without
letting the conversations
become personal or
antagonistic. This clearly
reflects the respect we all
hold for each other which
is often not the case on
suburban boards.”
Bielinski complimented
Leonard on his time on
the board and wished him
good luck in Detroit.
“You will be missed,”
Bielinski said. “Your expertise
has been very helpful
and it was very gracious
of you to offer your
real estate expertise to this
board and to the Village.
As you described the opportunity
to me, it sounds
like quite an amazing opportunity
and I wish you
the best.”
Bielinski will have 60
days to submit the name
of a qualified individual
to fill Leonard’s vacancy,
upon Leonard’s submittal
of a notarized written resignation.
Upon that 60 days, Bielinski
will present to the
Village Board for their
approval the name of that
individual. If that is approved,
that person becomes
a trustee. But if
the board votes to reject
the person, then Bielinski
would submit a second
name and go through
the same process. If that
second name is rejected,
then without consent of
the board Bielinski may
appoint one of those two
individuals and that person
will become a trustee.
The appointed trustee
would serve until the next
municipal election in April
2019 at which point an individual
would be elected
to fill the final two years of
Leonard’s four-year term.
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Lechner will retire at end of 2018-2019
Superintendent has
been with Wilmette
District 39 since 1999
Todd Marver, Freelance Reporter
Dr. Ray Lechner’s two-decade
tenure at Wilmette School District
39 will conclude at the end
of next school year.
The District 39 superintendent
declared his intent to retire at
the end of the 2018-2019 school
year at the District 39 School
Board’s Monday, Feb. 26 meeting.
Lechner came to District
39 in 1999 as administrator for
student services and was named
superintendent in 2007.
“I want you to know that I
informed the Board of Education
about my intent to retire
when my contract ends June 30,
2019,” Lechner said. “After 20
years in District 39, it’ll be hard
to leave. Honestly the most rewarding
part of my 33-year career
involved 12 years as your
superintendent.”
Lechner expressed his appreciation
for having the opportunity
to work in the Wilmette community
in District 39.
“I’ve had the pleasure to work
in a community that’s steadfastly
focused on the betterment
of education for children,” he
said. “This includes numerous
dedicated Boards of Education,
committed staff, top notch
administrators and exceptional
parents. Collectively we drive
our schools to excellence. I look
forward to working with the next
District 39 leader to ensure a
smooth transition.”
School board President Mark
Please see lechner, 8
Wilmette District 39 Superintendent Dr. Raymond Lechner enjoys
the new McKenzie Learning Commons with Claire Atlan and
Piper Jensen, both of Wilmette, in September. 22nd Century Media
File Photo
Search for next
superintendent
is underway
Submitted by Wilmette District 39
Following the announcement of
Dr. Ray Lechner’s 2019 retirement
at its Feb. 26 meeting, the District
39 Board of Education is requesting
proposals from qualified firms
to search for the District’s next superintendent.
Interested firms must provide
eight copies of a detailed proposal
no later than March 16, 2019; the
Board of Education will make the
final selection at its meeting on
April 23. The complete RFP, including
the scope of services and
the timeline, is on the District’s
website. District 39 is an elementary
school district that serves prekindergarten
through eighth-grade
students in Wilmette and in parts
of Glenview and Winnetka.
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Police Reports
Senior kicked, hit after exiting vehicle in Wilmette
Antonio
Kale, 48, of
Des Plaines,
was arrested
and charged
with aggravated
battery
following Kale
an incident
Feb. 24 in the 1600 block
Elmwood Avenue in Wilmette.
Officers were dispatched
to the area for a
battery in progress. At the
scene, officers spoke to
the victim, a senior. He reported
that a subject, who
was unknown to him, had
followed him in his car to
that location and began
kicking and hitting him
as he attempted to exit his
vehicle.
The victim provided
a description of the offender
and his vehicle to
include his license plate.
Officers were able to
identify and contact Kale
through their subsequent
investigation. On Feb.
25, Kale turned himself
in to the Wilmette Police
Department. He was
charged and processed
with one count of misdemeanor
battery and
released on a $1,500 I-
bond.
WILMETTE
March 2
• An employee at Walgreens,
604 Laurel Ave.,
Wilmette, reported that
an unidentified male stole
two boxes of Rohto Max
Redness Relief eye drops
at approximately 12:52
p.m. Thursday, March 1.
The eye drops were valued
at $16.58. The offender
was described as a white
male in his late 20s, 6
foot, 2 inches, with a thin
build wearing a maroon
hoodie and gray pants.
The offender had brown
hair, scraggly facial hair
and acne. Security video
showed him arrive and
leave in a black Nissan
4-door.
• A resident reported to
police that an unknown
offender(s) forwarded her
family’s mail to another
unknown address between
Feb. 15-March 1. The post
office would not disclose
the address to the victim.
An additional report was
filed with the United States
Postal Inspectors Office.
March 1
• A resident told police that
an unknown offender(s)
used her personal information
between Feb. 18-19 in
an attempt to open credit
cards and forward her mail
to an unknown location.
Feb. 27
• A resident told police that
an unknown offender(s)
hacked their email account
on Feb. 26 and sent
an email to one of their
business clients regarding
a past due account.
The email instructed the
client to deposit $1,500
into a fraudulent Go Bank
(Green Dot) account,
which the client did.
Feb. 26
• A resident reported that an
unknown offender(s) broke
out a window on his Range
Rover while it was parked
on the street between 11:28
a.m.-1:28 p.m. Feb. 24 in
the 1100 block of Greenwood
Avenue.
Feb. 24
• A resident of the 600
block of LeClaire told
police that an unknown
offender(s) entered their
home that day by “brute
force” to a rear door between
3-9 p.m. Feb. 23.
At the time of the report, it
appeared money and jewelry
had been taken.
• A resident of the 400 block
of Lawler reported that an
unknown offender(s) had
attempted to gain access to
their home that day by removing
a rear sliding glass
door between 9:55-11:20
p.m. Feb. 23. The glass
door was broken, but entry
to the home was not made.
KENILWORTH
March 2
• A vehicle that had been
stolen out of Kenilworth
on Feb. 18 was recovered,
unoccupied, and park in
Chicago at 8:45 a.m. Feb.
27 in Chicago. Upon further
investigation, contents discovered
inside the vehicle
appear to be linked to auto
burglaries in Elmhurst and
Chicago. The proceeds from
the other burglaries were returned
to the owners. The
investigation is ongoing.
EDITOR’S NOTE: The Wilmette
Beacon Police Reports
are compiled from official
reports found on file at the
Wilmette and Kenilworth police
headquarters. They are
ordered by the date the incident
was reported. Individuals
named in these reports
are considered innocent of all
charges until proven guilty in
a court of law.
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First phase of Loyola Academy transformation set to begin
Submitted by Loyola
Academy
Spring 2018 is just
around the corner, and
construction is about to
begin on Phase One of
Loyola Academy’s multiphase
Campus Master
Plan, which will transform
the Wilmette campus with
a state-of-the-art pool, a
gathering space inspired
by the St. Ignatius Piazza
in Rome and more.
After a rigorous review
and selection process,
Loyola has joined forces
with CannonDesign, a
Chiago-based integrated
global design firm with
a dynamic team of architects,
engineers and
industry experts, and Valenti
Builders, an awardwinning
construction management
firm located in
Northfield with a commitment
to the values that are
at the heart of the school’s
Jesuit mission.
“This is an exciting
moment for the Loyola
community as we begin
to take the large-scale
capital enhancements included
in Phase One of
our Campus Master Plan
from concept to reality,”
said Peter J. Broccolo,
Loyola’s Building and
Grounds Committee chair
and 1974 graduate of the
school. “Representatives
from Valenti Builders are
bringing their considerable
expertise in preconstruction
consulting and construction
management to
the table as they work with
CannonDesign on project
pricing, logistics and
scheduling. We have great
confidence in this team
as we move into the final
phases of preparation for
our new pool, piazza and
other Phase One capital
enhancements.”
Daniel A. Nowak, Valenti
Builders’ senior superintendent
and a 1983
Loyola graduate, has been
on-site at Loyola since
December familiarizing
himself with school operations
and traffic flow
patterns.
“Dan Nowak has been
working on what we call
‘campus continuity,’ which
entails a thorough review
of the way that Loyola staff
and students currently use
the campus,” said Daniel
J. Valenti, president of Valenti
Builders and a 2001
Loyola graduate. “This will
enable us to ensure that
the campus will continue
to function normally once
construction begins.”
According to Jack
Scapin, project manager at
The design and construction representatives, along with Loyola’s Executive Vice President Dennis R. Stonequist and facilities
staff, roll up their sleeves to plan for a spring groundbreaking for Loyola’s new pool, piazza and improved parking and traffic
management plan. Photos submitted
Valenti and a 1998 Loyola
graduate, the first signs of
construction will be visible
in late May as the school
year draws to a close.
“We plan to complete the
general site work, which includes
the reconfiguration
of the school’s drop-off and
pickup lanes to ease traffic
congestion, new asphalt
parking lots with additional
spaces, new stormwater
detention systems and new
campus lighting and landscaping,”
he said.
Pool and piazza construction
will begin this June
with an anticipated completion
date in August 2019.
For more information
about Loyola campus enhancements,
visit goramblers.com.
RIGHT: Loyola Academy
graduates and members
of Valenti Builders (left to
right) Jack Scapin, Daniel
J. Valenti and Daniel A.
Nowak stand in front of
the school.
lechner
From Page 4
Steen complimented Lechner
on his time at District
39.
“I want to say on behalf
of the board that District 39
and our entire community
has been very fortunate
to have Ray leading the
school system since 2007,”
he said. “The initiatives
and improvements he has
spearheaded will continue
to benefit the staff and the
children of D39 long after
his departure. He leaves a
strong foundation for his
successor and that successor
will have very big
shoes to fill.”
The board will soon begin
the process of searching
for a successor to Lechner.
“With regard to the successor
the board is committed
to a thorough,
broad and inclusive search
process and to involving
the district’s many stakeholders
in our selection of
the next superintendent,”
Steen said. “The board
will conduct a nationwide
search for that superintendent
and in the coming
weeks the board will begin
interviewing firms to assist
the district with this important
process.”
D39 parent Erin Stone
also expressed her appreciation
for Lechner’s work
in the district over the past
two decades.
“From where I’m sitting,
it’s very apparent that Dr.
Lechner has worked tirelessly
on behalf of our children
every single day and
night if there’s snow,” she
said. “I’m more grateful for
it than I can express during
three minutes of allotted
public comment time. Dr.
Lechner, I am proud to be
your partner in education.”
Addressing school safety
after Florida shooting
In the wake of the shooting
at Stoneman Douglas
High School in Parkland,
Fla., that killed 17 people
on Feb. 14, Steen discussed
the district’s school safety
and security measures.
“The board wants to assure
you that the district
consistently reviews its
security infrastructure and
practices regardless of the
latest headlines,” he said.
“In the wake of shootings,
we often perform additional
reviews of our practices.
We are currently working
with the Wilmette Police
Department on a safety review
and are considering
steps we can take to further
improve school security in
District 39. We will keep
the community informed
throughout this process.”
School walkouts are being
planned nationwide on
March 14, the one-month
anniversary of the school
shooting in Florida on Valentine’s
Day. District 39 is
not organizing walkouts.
“We are aware of the
national movement encouraging
school walkouts
which appears especially
strong at the high school
level,” Steen said. “District
39’s primary obligation
is to the safety of its students
which must be balanced
with their own civic
engagement. District 39 is
not organizing any walkouts.”

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• Master Br has its own bath, a walk in closet & wonderful natural
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• Hardwood floors are throughout the home.
• Newer garage & central air
• Large landscaped yard
• Outstanding location near Train, Town, Library, Parks &
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• This newer brick home built in 1991 has a great flow for today’s
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• The Kitchen has oak cabinets, stainless appliances, an adjacent
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• Wonderful family room has crown molding and a gas starter
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• Living and Dining Rooms have beautiful teak hardwood floors &
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• Convenient first floor laundry room.
• Huge bright master has 2 closets including a walk-in and private
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• 2 Car attached and heated garage with storage and oversized
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From the Village
Spring tree planting
applications available
Now is the time to apply
for a tree through the
Village Cooperative Tree
Planting Program for the
spring of 2018. This program
allows residents to
select a tree from a list of
six different species with
the option to upgrade to a
larger size. Participation in
the shared-cost Cooperative
Tree Planting Program
allows the Village to maximize
the number of trees
planted annually, which
helps keep the community
green.
Vehicle stickers on sale
2018 Vehicle Stickers
are on sale now. All vehicles
registered in the State
of Illinois with a Wilmette
address, must also be registered
with the Village
through the purchase of a
vehicle license sticker. The
costs for these stickers are
listed below:
Passenger — $80
Motorcycle — $25
All other vehicle types
— $95
Vehicle stickers may
be purchased online, inperson
at Village Hall, or
through the mail. For more
information, visit www.
wilmette.com.
Construction Notices
Skokie/Hibbard
Full-scale construction
operations are scheduled
to resume the week of
March 12. Construction
work involves intersection
widening, drainage improvements,
sidewalk and
drainage improvements,
traffic and pedestrian signal
modernization, new roadway
lighting and asphalt
pavement resurfacing.
Work will begin with
construction zone temporary
traffic control staging
(similar to last fall) which
will have the following
impacts:
Skokie Blvd. lane reduction
Skokie will be reduced
from four lanes of traffic to
two lanes (one lane in both
directions) and traffic will
be shifted to the west side
of Skokie Blvd. The east
side of Skokie Blvd. will
be closed to accommodate
construction on the east
side of the roadway. The
lane reduction will be in
effect from south of Lake
Avenue to north of Wilmette
Avenue.
Hibbard Road detour
Hibbard will be reduced
from two lanes of traffic
to one lane. Traffic will
be prohibited in the northbound
direction between
Central Avenue and south
of Lake Avenue. Advanced
warning signs will
be posted directing motorists
traveling north on Hibbard
Road to follow the
posted detour using westbound
Glenview Road to
northbound Harms Road
to eastbound Lake Avenue.
Work is scheduled to be
substantially completed in
mid-May which means the
roadway paving will be
complete and the Skokie
lane reduction and Hibbard
detour traffic control will
be removed. Minor traffic
signal and restoration
work will continue through
June that will require intermittent
daily lane closures
only as needed.
This project is being
supervised by Baxter &
Woodman consulting engineers.
Questions during
construction should be directed
to Chris Allen, PE,
Resident Engineer at (815)
444-3233 or at callen@
baxterwoodman.com.
Questions about the project
in general can be directed
to SkokieHibbard@
wilmette.com.
Illinois/Hibbard
The Illinois Department
of Transportation has
scheduled improvements
to the intersection of Illinois
Road and Hibbard
Road. This project consists
of attaching a flashing red
light to the existing stop
signs on all four legs of the
intersection, pruning trees/
bushes within the rightof-way
to improve sight
lines, providing crosswalk
pavement marking and
ADA compliant sidewalk
ramps on all legs of the intersection,
minor roadway
patching, and related parkway
restoration. Construction
is scheduled to begin
the week of March 26 and
is expected to last approximately
five weeks.
Work will require intermittent
daytime lane
closures to accommodate
construction activities and
provide a safe work zone.
This may result in some
delays so please plan accordingly
and allow extra
time to use this intersection
during this time.
This project will be supervised
by the Illinois
Department of Transportation.
Questions during
construction should be directed
to Glen Pennington,
PE, Resident Engineer at
(630) 816-5940 between
8 a.m.-4 p.m. or at glen.
pennington@illinois.gov.
Questions about the project
in general can also be
directed to Dan Manis,
PE, Village Engineer at
manisd@wilmette.com or
(847) 853-7602.
From the Village is compiled
by Editor Eric DeGrechie
and comes from the Village
of Wilmette’s website at www.
wilmette.com.
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Wilmette Park District
offers camp, job options
Alexa Burnell
Freelance Reporter
Although the dog days of
winter are still upon us, the
Wilmette Park District has
their sights set on summer
and encouraged local families
to do the same by attending
the Summer Camp
and Job Fair on Jan. 30.
Representatives from
various camps and programs,
set up shop at the
Community Recreation
Center, telling families all
about their sunny offerings.
For the tiniest campers
ages 3-7 years old, programs
such as Tiny Tots,
Super Tots, Discovery
Camp and Camp Wiggleworms
will keep little
ones engaged with arts and
crafts, story time, indoor
and outdoor games and
even field trips to places
like nearby, Wagner Farm
and Emily Oaks Nature
Center. Some of the programs
also offer trips to
Centennial Pool and Gillson
Park and Beach, letting
youngsters take advantage
of the warm weather and
waterfront.
Slightly older kids, up to
grade 8, can also enjoy programs
such as Junior Day
Camp, Afternoon Camp
and Great Gillson, where
activities focus on swim
lessons and beach time,
along with field trips to
places like Classic Bowl in
Morton Grove and Sports
Complex in Libertyville.
Jack McWilliams, camp
director at Great Gillson,
said his program helps kids
maximize their outdoor experience.
“We have such beautiful
resources here in Wilmette,
particularly the waterfront,
so it is nice to take advantage
and keep the kids
Rick Flintz (left) and Julie Nichols talk up Arts in the
Park during the Wilmette Park District’s annual Summer
Camp and Job Fair. Alexa Burnell/22nd Century Media
outdoors as much as possible,”
McWilliams said.
“And, to mix things up a
bit we do take campers on
fun field trips and we also
come with a lot of creative
nature-based play too.”
For the creative type,
there are dozens of offerings
from Arts in the Park
— a camp that focuses on
artist exploration, ceramics,
painting, and more,
including swimming, field
trips and outdoor play too.
Aspiring actors will enjoy
Broadway Bound, a
camp geared towards the
budding performer who enjoys
dance, acting, singing
and learning about stage
crew, while Movie Star
Camp offers the opportunity
to learn film and acting
skills. For those who
can’t help but tap their toes,
Dance Camp focuses on
the major styles of dance
— ballet, tap, Jazz, musical
theater, hip hop and more.
There are a variety of
sports camps offered, giving
young athletes a large
offering to choose from
including: soccer, baseball,
volleyball, cheerleading,
yoga, basketball, golf and
field hockey, just to name
a few.
Jason Pilecki oversees
many of the sports programs,
adding that they
have made a few new additions
this year.
“We’ve added extra pool
time for all, and playground
time for our younger participants,
so that there is
plenty of unstructured play
opportunities this summer.”
Pilecki said.
Finally, for the techloving
kid, there are plenty
of options for Mine Craft,
Lego Engineering, Robotics
& Coding and more for
kids ages 5-12.
Most importantly, CPRP
Manager, Carol Heafey
shared that the Park District
is looking for more
teen counselors. Benefits
of working for the park
district include: resume
building, competitive pay,
exceptional employment
references for a job well
done, additional summer
perks, five free passes to
the center fitness club and
deep fitness membership
discounts. Anyone 14 and
older can apply and kids as
young as 12 can enroll in
the Counselor in Training
program, a great step towards
working at the park
district in the future. For
more information on all
camps or to apply for a position
as a counselor, visit
www.wilmettepark.org.

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Lovely Dutch Colonial in sought after neighborhood. Charming center entry foyer leading to a spacious living
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816 gregory
• Beautiful renovated & expanded, center-entry Colonial, on large 68’x300’ lot in East location.
• A cook’s kitchen w/custom cabinets & island, coffered ceiling & high-end appliances is the
result of thoughtful design. Space opens seamlessly into the family room w/sliding glass
doors leading out deck.
• Gracious formal rooms, a conveniently located home office and hard to find first floor
bedroom suite make this floorplan perfection.
• Coveted & hard to find is attached 2-car garage leading into large mudroom & laundry room.
• Second floor offers 5 bedrooms & 3 baths plus an upstairs deck, nestled among the trees.
The master suite showcases the utmost in comfort and custom finishes with a walk-in
closet & deluxe marble spa.
• The basement features two entertaining areas, wet bar & full bath making for a fabulously
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• The private backyard plus two decks make this home the envy of the neighborhood. Ideally
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Fantastic private 4BR/4.1BA on 3/4 acre,
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2229 crestvieW
2530 iroquois
Renovated 5BR/3.1BA red brick colonial,
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$1,239,000
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902 Pine
1091 Fisher 877 hill
Fabulous brick 4BR/3.1BA Colonial on
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$995,000
CARRIE HEALY
Center-entry 4BR/3.5BA move-in ready.
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380 Washington
• Picture perfect newer home with 90+ foot frontage by CBI, impressive finishes and excellent
open floor plan, abundance of natural light & neutral finishes throughout, custom millwork and
stonework and incredible ceiling heights.
• Gourmet kitchen with high-end appliances and spacious breakfast area, fireplaces in adjacent
family room & dining room.
• Sunny living room with fabulous bay window opens to family room.
• Master suite with natural stone bath with vaulted ceiling and skylight plus three en suite
bedrooms with vaulted ceilings: one Jack ‘n Jill and one en suite bath.
• Finished lower level with stone fireplace in rec room, office, media room, bedroom and full bath
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North Shore Associates helps parents with childbirth process
Wilmette midwives
provide alternative
philosophies
Hilary Anderson
Freelance Reporter
North Shore moms-tobe
take note. Midwives
can be found in places
other than England.
Some of them are right
here in Wilmette.
Gaye Koconis and Debora
Lesnick are two of five
certified nurse midwives,
who also are advance
practice nurses and part of
the Wilmette-based North
Shore Associates Gyne/
OB medical practice. At
North Shore, they work
with a group of nurses, obstetricians
and gynecologists.
“We are modern midwives
and provide an alternative
philosophy of care,”
Lesnick said.
Together Koconis and
Lesnick count nearly a
combined 45 years of delivering
about seven thousand
babies through natural
childbirth.
“We go to a doctor
when we are sick,” Koconis
said. “Giving birth to
a child is not about being
sick. It is a natural, biological
event.”
“People have different
mindsets about being
involved in the birth of
their child,” Lesnick said.
“How they birth their
child and become parents
can be very empowering.
Some want to be personally
involved, others prefer
having someone else
make the decisions for
them. Labor is a process.
For those who chose a
midwife and want to be
involved, the process can
be a wonderful and proud
experience.”
“Midwifery sets up
apart from regular obstetrics
in several ways,” Lesnick
said. “Most of my
patients are healthy and
want to be more involved,
have more of a say in the
decision-making during
their pregnancy and delivery.
They do a lot of reading
about childbirth, take
pre-natal classes, tell us
if they do or do not want
certain genetic tests, IVs
or pain medication. In a
sense, we expect more out
of our patients and give
them choices.”
She adds that patients
choosing a midwife usually
have the advantage of
longer check-up appointments
instead of the usual
15-20 minutes.
“We give the moms-tobe
the luxury of longer
appointments if needed,”
Lesnick said. “Pregnant
women are vulnerable and
should not be rushed especially
if they are worried
about something. It is not
uncommon for us to book
40-minute appointments
for our patients.”
Some pregnant women
start obstetrical care traditionally
but then transfer
after doing research about
midwifery according to
Koconis. About 25 percent
are transfers in the later
stages of a pregnancy.
“There is a continuity
of care that is collaborative,”
Lesnick said. “They
feel safe and trust us. We
talk with our patients before
they head to the hospital.
We expect them to
be prepared. When they
go into labor, we are there
with them for the entire
time. We provide support,
comfort measures, reassurances
and wait for the
woman’s body to its job.
The relationship is so rewarding.”
Koconis says she and
the other midwives manage
their patients throughout
the labor and delivery.
Midwife Mary Rigoni (left) of North Shore Associates in
Wilmette, assists patient Esmeralda Zuniga, along with
fellow midwife Gaye Koconis. Hilary Anderson/22nd
Century Media
“There are no residents,”
she said.
Their North Shore Associates
practice, at 328 Linden,
delivers patients’ babies
at Evanston Hospital.
“One of our doctors is always
nearby if we become
worried about something,
maybe the mom needs a
c-section,” Koconis said.
“Our doctors are wonderful,
fun and provide safe
and collaborative care.”
She added that medical
insurance covers midwifery.
Neither of the two women
planned on becoming a
midwife but life took them
in that direction.
Koconis started her career
as a high school English
teacher.
She was thinking about
becoming a lawyer and
was studying to take the
law school entrance test.
Then nature intervened.
“I had my baby without
pain medication and felt
so empowered,” Koconis
said. “I then wondered
whether the world needed
more lawyers or midwives.”
Koconis had no science
background so she took a
student loan, enrolled at
Loyola University to get a
regular bachelors degree in
nursing. It was a 15-month
program but took her almost
two years to complete.
“I always thought it
was important to work for
things you want,” Koconis
said. “I would go to the
library and study from 10
p.m. to midnight.”
The only midwifery program
was at the University
of Illinois-Chicago, a two
year full-time and fouryear
part-time program.
She chose the latter and
worked part-time as a labor
and delivery nurse.
“I now understand how
important nurses are in everything
they do,” she said.
“They keep you safe.”
Koconis says her husband,
Patrick, helped her
with their four children —
Jordan, Connor, Mikayla
and Aidan — so she could
change careers.
Lesnick was a college
junior studying anthropology
abroad in Florence,
Italy when she and her
husband decided to have a
baby. The couple looked at
the local hospital and did
not like what they saw.
“It was horrible place,”
Lesnick said. “We asked
friends who told us we
should have a midwife. We
did and it was a wonderful
experience having our son,
Tomasso.”
She went back with her
husband, who was a historian,
to have their second
child, Jane.
“It also was a wonderful
experience,” she said.
“It was then I decided to
change careers and become
a midwife. It took
me 20 years to do so.”
She went home to Alabama.
Like Koconis, Lesnick
returned to college and obtained
her bachelor’s nursing
degree.
“I was determined,”
she said. “I was in nursing
school and looked
for a midwife who could
assist in the birth of our
third child, Claire, but they
[midwives] were illegal in
Alabama.
“I tried hard to prepare
my doctor for what I wanted.
It was not easy.”
Lesnick discovered the
University of Alabama
was starting a midwifery
program. She enrolled in
the first class of midwifery
and also worked as a labor
and delivery nurse.
She moved to Illinois
and worked on a threemonth
midwife internship
with a group of other midwives.
Lesnick became licensed
in Illinois and like
Koconis is certified by
the American College of
Nurse Midwives.
“Being a midwife, I
watch a parent who was
in so much discomfort absolutely
fall in love with
their baby over and over
again,” she said. “It is almost
sacred each time it
happens.”

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Mary Carvlin
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Deyon L Dean
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145
Bradley R. Trowbridge
146
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Sheree D. Henry
160
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Devlin Schoop
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Oran F. Whiting
121
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Kathryn Maloney Vahey
122
John Maher
123
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Michael I. O'Malley
128
Lori Ann Roper
129
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Tom Sam Sianis
130
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Timothy John Leeming
131
Corri Diane Fetman
132
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Thomas F. McGuire
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Amanda Moira Pillsbury
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Preston Jones Jr.
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Keely Patricia Hillison
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Ioana Salajanu
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Keith L. Spence
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Clare Joyce Quish
141
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Jerry Barrido
142
Patrick Dankwa John
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Mable Taylor
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Litricia Payne
151
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Erika Orr
152
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Fredrick H. Bates
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Tiesha L Smith
156
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Travis Richardson
157
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Ieshia Gray
158
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Bushra Amiwala
91
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Larry Suffredin
92
Daniel Foster
93
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91
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Ravi Raju
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Jeffrey R. Tobolski
91
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Abdelnasser Rashid
91
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Michael Cabonargi
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Kathaleen Theresa Lanahan
126
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Jonathan Clark Green
127
Michael I. O'Malley
128
Lori Ann Roper
129
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130
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Timothy John Leeming
131
Corri Diane Fetman
132
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Thomas F. McGuire
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Amanda Moira Pillsbury
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Preston Jones Jr.
136
Keely Patricia Hillison
137
Ioana Salajanu
138
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Cecilia Anne Horan
139
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Keith L. Spence
140
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Brian Terrence Sexton
144
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Peter Michael Gonzalez
145
Bradley R. Trowbridge
146
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147
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Mable Taylor
148
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151
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Erika Orr
152
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Tiana Ellis Blakely
151
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Fredrick H. Bates
152
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William H. Laws
153
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Adrienne Elaine Davis
154
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155
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Tiesha L Smith
156
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Peter Michael Gonzalez
145
Bradley R. Trowbridge
146
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Mable Taylor
148
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151
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Erika Orr
152
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Tiana Ellis Blakely
151
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Fredrick H. Bates
152
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William H. Laws
153
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Adrienne Elaine Davis
154
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Toya T. Harvey
155
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Tiesha L Smith
156
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Debra A. Seaton
159
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Sheree D. Henry
160
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Devlin Schoop
162
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Arthur Wesley Willis
163
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Patrick Thomas Stanton
151
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Michael Hayes
152
Kevin Patrick Cunningham
153
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David R. Navarro
151
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Caroline Jamieson Golden
152
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John Andrew O'Meara
153
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Elizabeth Ciaccia-Lezza
154
Danny Collins
155
Martin D. Reggi
156
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Stephanie Saltouros
151
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Gwyn E. Ward Brown
152
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Colleen Reardon Daly
154
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Noreen Patricia Connolly
155
Gerald Cleary
156
Jill Rose Quinn
157
Thomas J. Gabryszewski
158
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Joanne F. Rosado
151
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Scott J. Frankel
152
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Joel Chupack
151
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Carmine Trombetta
152
Thomas Raymond Molitor
153
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Shannon P. O'Malley
152
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Samuel J. Betar III
153
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Marina E. Ammendola
151
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Beatriz A. Frausto-Sandoval
152
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Anthony C. Swanagan
154
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Scott McKenna
155
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Robert J. Steffen
191
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Robert J. Lovero
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192
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Terry Lee Matthews
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Arthur W. Wiggins Jr.
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Lori J. Wilcox
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Penfield Lanphier
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Fideicomisario del Pueblo de Winnetka
John Swierk
202
Anne Wedner
203
“Shall the State of Illinois legalize the
cultivation, manufacture, distribution,
testing, and sale of marijuana and marijuana
products for recreational use by adults 21 and
older subject to state regulation, taxation and
local ordinance?"
“¿Debe el Estado de Illinois legalizar el cultivo,
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61
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Tammie Felicia Vinson
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Christopher Anthony
63
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64
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Marcus Campbell
191
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“Shall the State of Illinois legalize the
cultivation, manufacture, distribution,
testing, and sale of marijuana and
marijuana products for recreational use
by adults 21 and older subject to state
regulation, taxation and local
ordinance?"
“¿Debe el Estado de Illinois legalizar el
cultivo, fabricación, distribución, análisis y
venta de marihuana y productos derivados
de la marihuana para su consumo
recreativo por parte de adultos de 21 años
de edad o más, sujeto a las regulaciones
estatales, impuestos y ordenanzas locales?"
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Yes / Si
No / No
“Shall the Village of Flossmoor, Cook
County, Illinois, impose a 1% Non-Home
Rule Municipal Retailers’ Occupation
Tax and a Non-Home Rule Municipal
Service Occupation Tax (commonly
known as local sales tax) for
expenditure on Property Tax Relief,
Public Infrastructure and Municipal
Operations in accordance with the
provisions of Sections 8-11-1.1 through
8-11-1.4 of the Illinois Municipal Code
(65 ILCS 5/8-11-1.1 through 65 ILCS 5/8-
11-1.4)?”
“¿Debe el pueblo de Flossmoor, Cook
County, Illinois, imponer un Impuesto por
ocupación a los comercios minoristas de un
municipio no autónomo (Non-Home Rule
Municipal Retailers’ Occupation Tax) y un
Impuesto por ocupación de servicios de un
municipio no autónomo (Non-Home Rule
Municipal Service Occupation Tax) (que en
conjunto son conocidos comúnmente
como “impuesto municipal sobre las
ventas”) del 1% para gastos en
desgravación del impuesto sobre la
propiedad, infraestructura pública y
operaciones municipales de acuerdo con
las disposiciones de las Secciones 8-11-1.1
a 8-11-1.4 del Código Municipal de Illinois
(65 ILCS 5/8-11-1.1 a 65 ILCS 5/8-11-1.4)?”
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ro, Comision del Municipio Norwood Park
r One
rk Township Committeeman
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da Tibensky
ro, Comision del Municipio Oak Park
r One
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abeth "Liz" Doody Gorman
ro, Comision del Municipio Orland
r One
e Township Committeeman
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ron B. Del Mar
ro, Comision del Municipio Palatine
r One
ownship Committeeman
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an M. Morrison
ro, Comision del Municipio Palos
r One
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/ Vote por Uno
chael A. Corrigan
ro, Comision del Municipio Proviso
r One
wnship Committeeman
/ Vote por Uno
vid T. Brooks
ro, Comision del Municipio Rich
Vote for not more than Three
Full 6-Year Term
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Vote por no más de Tres
Karen Roothaan
61
Comisionados, Dto. Metro
de Reclamación de Agua
Tammie Felicia Vinson
62
Christopher Anthony
63
Vote for One
Unexpired 2-Year Term
Metropolitan Water Reclamation
District Commissioners
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Rachel Wales
64
Comisionados, Dto. Metro
de Reclamación de Agua
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Unexpired 2-Year Term
(Vacancy of
Bradford)
Metropolitan Water Reclamation
District Commissioners
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(Vacante de Bradford)
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No Candidate
Comisionados, Dto. Metro
de Reclamación de Agua
write-in
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Berwyn Township Committeeman
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Rita Maniotis
191
Miembro, Comision del Municipio Berwyn
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Bremen Township Committeeman
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Debra Davis
191
Miembro, Comision del Municipio Bremen
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Vincent Cainkar
191
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Frank M. Zuccarelli
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Mark L. Walker
191
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John Michael O'Sullivan
191
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Patricia Joan Murphy
192
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Governor & Lieutenant Governor
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21
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21
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Craig Cameron
21
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Jeffrey A. Leef
22
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21
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21
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John D. Elleson
22
Maxwell Rice
23
D. Vincent Thomas Jr.
24
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Seth Lewis
41
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41
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Dan McConchie
41
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Michael E. Hastings
191
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Matt Flamm
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Robert E. Maloney
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Karen A. Yarbrough
191
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Calvin Jordan
191
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191
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Michael J. Zalewski
191
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Michael C. Cudzik
191
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Erika Harold
3
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4
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5
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6
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7
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21
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John F Morrow
21
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Patrick Harmon
22
David Merkle
23
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Arthur J. Jones
21
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Mark Wayne Lorch
21
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24
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Jeremy Wynes
21
Representante Federal, 10.º Dto.
Sapan Shah
22
Douglas R. Bennett
23
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Nick Stella
21
Representante Federal, 11.º Dto.
Constant G. "Connor" Vlakancic
22
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Joan McCarthy Lasonde
41
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itteeman
r Uno
unicipio Maine
mmitteeman
r Uno
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itteeman
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unicipio Niles
ommitteeman
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unicipio Northfield
ip Committeeman
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unicipio Norwood Park
mmitteeman
r Uno
unicipio Oak Park
itteeman
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s
unicipio Orland
mitteeman
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unicipio Palatine
itteeman
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unicipio Palos
mitteeman
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h
unicipio Proviso
tteeman
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mmitteeman
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ki
unicipio Riverside
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unicipio Schaumburg
Vincent Cainkar
191
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Frank M. Zuccarelli
191
Miembro, Comision del Municipio Thornton
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Mark L. Walker
191
Miembro, Comision del Municipio Wheeling
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John Michael O'Sullivan
191
Miembro, Comision del Municipio Worth
Patricia Joan Murphy
192
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Governor & Lieutenant Governor
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Bruce Rauner & Evelyn Sanguinetti
1
Gobernador y Teniente Gobernador
Jeanne Ives & Rich Morthland
2
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Attorney General
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Erika Harold
3
Abogado Fiscal
Gary Grasso
4
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Jason Helland
5
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6
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7
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Jimmy Lee Tillman, II
21
Representante Federal, 1.º Dto.
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John F Morrow
21
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Patrick Harmon
22
David Merkle
23
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Arthur J. Jones
21
Representante Federal, 3.º Dto.
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Representante Federal, 4.º Dto.
Tom Hanson
21
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U.S. Representative, 6th District
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Peter J. Roskam
21
Representante Federal, 6.º Dto.
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U.S. Representative, 7th District
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Craig Cameron
21
Representante Federal, 7.º Dto.
Jeffrey A. Leef
22
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U.S. Representative, 8th District
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Jitendra "JD" Diganvker
21
Representante Federal, 8.º Dto.
write-in
voto por escrito
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U.S. Representative, 9th District
/ Vote por Uno
Sargis Sangari
21
Representante Federal, 9.º Dto.
John D. Elleson
22
Maxwell Rice
23
D. Vincent Thomas Jr.
24
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U.S. Representative, 10th District
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Jeremy Wynes
21
Representante Federal, 10.º Dto.
Sapan Shah
22
Douglas R. Bennett
23
write-in
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U.S. Representative, 11th District
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Nick Stella
21
Representante Federal, 11.º Dto.
Constant G. "Connor" Vlakancic
22
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State Senator, 2nd District
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Senador Estatal, 2.º Dto.
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State Senator, 8th District
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Senador Estatal, 8.º Dto.
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State Senator, 9th District
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Joan McCarthy Lasonde
41
Senador Estatal, 9.º Dto.
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State Senator, 11th District
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Senador Estatal, 11.º Dto.
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State Senator, 12th District
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State Senator, 15th District
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State Senator, 17th District
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State Senator, 18th District
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State Senator, 23rd District
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Seth Lewis
41
Senador Estatal, 23.º Dto.
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State Senator, 24th District
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Chris Nybo
41
Senador Estatal, 24.º Dto.
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State Senator, 26th District
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Dan McConchie
41
Senador Estatal, 26.º Dto.
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State Senator, 27th District
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Tom Rooney
41
Senador Estatal, 27.º Dto.
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State Senator, 29th District
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Barrett Davie
41
Senador Estatal, 29.º Dto.
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State Senator, 30th District
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Soojae Lee
41
Senador Estatal, 30.º Dto.
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State Senator, 39th District
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John Curran
41
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State Representative, 7th District
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State Representative, 8th District
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itteeman
r Uno
unicipio Maine
mmitteeman
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itteeman
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unicipio Niles
ommitteeman
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unicipio Northfield
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unicipio Norwood Park
mmitteeman
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unicipio Oak Park
itteeman
r Uno
s
unicipio Orland
mitteeman
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unicipio Palatine
itteeman
r Uno
unicipio Palos
mitteeman
r Uno
h
unicipio Proviso
tteeman
r Uno
unicipio Rich
write-in
voto por escrito
Committeeman
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unicipio River Forest
mmitteeman
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ki
unicipio Riverside
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unicipio Schaumburg
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Vincent Cainkar
191
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Frank M. Zuccarelli
191
Miembro, Comision del Municipio Thornton
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Mark L. Walker
191
Miembro, Comision del Municipio Wheeling
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John Michael O'Sullivan
191
Miembro, Comision del Municipio Worth
Patricia Joan Murphy
192
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Governor & Lieutenant Governor
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Bruce Rauner & Evelyn Sanguinetti
1
Gobernador y Teniente Gobernador
Jeanne Ives & Rich Morthland
2
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Attorney General
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Erika Harold
3
Abogado Fiscal
Gary Grasso
4
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Secretary of State
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Jason Helland
5
Secretario del Estado
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Comptroller
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Darlene Senger
6
Contralor
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Treasurer
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Jim Dodge
7
Tesorero
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U.S. Representative, 1st District
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Jimmy Lee Tillman, II
21
Representante Federal, 1.º Dto.
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U.S. Representative, 2nd District
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John F Morrow
21
Representante Federal, 2.º Dto.
Patrick Harmon
22
David Merkle
23
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U.S. Representative, 3rd District
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Arthur J. Jones
21
Representante Federal, 3.º Dto.
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U.S. Representative, 4th District
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Representante Federal, 4.º Dto.
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Tom Hanson
21
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U.S. Representative, 6th District
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Peter J. Roskam
21
Representante Federal, 6.º Dto.
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U.S. Representative, 7th District
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Craig Cameron
21
Representante Federal, 7.º Dto.
Jeffrey A. Leef
22
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U.S. Representative, 8th District
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Jitendra "JD" Diganvker
21
Representante Federal, 8.º Dto.
write-in
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U.S. Representative, 9th District
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Sargis Sangari
21
Representante Federal, 9.º Dto.
John D. Elleson
22
Maxwell Rice
23
D. Vincent Thomas Jr.
24
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U.S. Representative, 10th District
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Jeremy Wynes
21
Representante Federal, 10.º Dto.
Sapan Shah
22
Douglas R. Bennett
23
write-in
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U.S. Representative, 11th District
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Nick Stella
21
Representante Federal, 11.º Dto.
Constant G. "Connor" Vlakancic
22
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Senador Estatal, 2.º Dto.
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State Senator, 8th District
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Senador Estatal, 8.º Dto.
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State Senator, 9th District
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Joan McCarthy Lasonde
41
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State Senator, 11th District
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Senador Estatal, 11.º Dto.
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State Senator, 12th District
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Senador Estatal, 12.º Dto.
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State Senator, 15th District
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State Senator, 18th District
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State Senator, 23rd District
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Seth Lewis
41
Senador Estatal, 23.º Dto.
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State Senator, 24th District
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Chris Nybo
41
Senador Estatal, 24.º Dto.
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State Senator, 26th District
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Dan McConchie
41
Senador Estatal, 26.º Dto.
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State Senator, 27th District
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Tom Rooney
41
Senador Estatal, 27.º Dto.
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State Senator, 29th District
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Barrett Davie
41
Senador Estatal, 29.º Dto.
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State Senator, 30th District
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Soojae Lee
41
Senador Estatal, 30.º Dto.
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State Senator, 39th District
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No Candidate
Senador Estatal, 39.º Dto.
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State Senator, 41st District
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John Curran
41
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State Representative, 1st District
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Representante Estatal, 1.º Dto.
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State Representative, 3rd District
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Representante Estatal, 3.º Dto.
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State Representative, 7th District
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Representante Estatal, 7.º Dto.
State Representative, 8th District
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r Uno
unicipio Northfield
ip Committeeman
r Uno
unicipio Norwood Park
mmitteeman
r Uno
unicipio Oak Park
itteeman
r Uno
s
unicipio Orland
mitteeman
r Uno
unicipio Palatine
itteeman
r Uno
unicipio Palos
mitteeman
r Uno
h
unicipio Proviso
tteeman
r Uno
unicipio Rich
write-in
voto por escrito
Committeeman
r Uno
unicipio River Forest
mmitteeman
r Uno
ki
unicipio Riverside
Committeeman
r Uno
unicipio Schaumburg
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John Michael O'Sullivan
191
Patricia Joan Murphy
192
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Governor & Lieutenant Governor
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Bruce Rauner & Evelyn Sanguinetti
1
Gobernador y Teniente Gobernador
Jeanne Ives & Rich Morthland
2
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Attorney General
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Erika Harold
3
Abogado Fiscal
Gary Grasso
4
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Secretary of State
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Jason Helland
5
Secretario del Estado
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Comptroller
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Darlene Senger
6
Contralor
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Treasurer
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Jim Dodge
7
Tesorero
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U.S. Representative, 1st District
/ Vote por Uno
Jimmy Lee Tillman, II
21
Representante Federal, 1.º Dto.
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U.S. Representative, 2nd District
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John F Morrow
21
Representante Federal, 2.º Dto.
Patrick Harmon
22
David Merkle
23
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U.S. Representative, 3rd District
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Arthur J. Jones
21
Representante Federal, 3.º Dto.
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U.S. Representative, 4th District
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Mark Wayne Lorch
21
Representante Federal, 4.º Dto.
write-in
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Jitendra "JD" Diganvker
21
write-in
voto por escrito
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U.S. Representative, 9th District
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Sargis Sangari
21
Representante Federal, 9.º Dto.
John D. Elleson
22
Maxwell Rice
23
D. Vincent Thomas Jr.
24
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U.S. Representative, 10th District
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Jeremy Wynes
21
Representante Federal, 10.º Dto.
Sapan Shah
22
Douglas R. Bennett
23
write-in
voto por escrito
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U.S. Representative, 11th District
/ Vote por Uno
Nick Stella
21
Representante Federal, 11.º Dto.
Constant G. "Connor" Vlakancic
22
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State Senator, 2nd District
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Senador Estatal, 2.º Dto.
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Penfield Lanphier
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Fideicomisario del Pueblo de Winnetka
John Swierk
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Anne Wedner
203
“Shall the State of Illinois legalize the
cultivation, manufacture, distribution,
testing, and sale of marijuana and marijuana
products for recreational use by adults 21 and
older subject to state regulation, taxation and
local ordinance?"
“¿Debe el Estado de Illinois legalizar el cultivo,
fabricación, distribución, análisis y venta de
marihuana y productos derivados de la
marihuana para su consumo recreativo por parte
de adultos de 21 años de edad o más, sujeto a
las regulaciones estatales, impuestos y
ordenanzas locales?"
Public Questions
Cuestiones de Política Pública
Para los votantes de Cook County
To the Voters of Cook County
Yes / Si
No / No
"Shall the Village of Deer Park be authorized
to increase its current Non-Home Rule
Municipal Retailers’ Occupation Tax and Non-
Home Rule Municipal Service Occupation Tax
(which together are commonly referred to as
“municipal sales tax”) from the current rate
of ¼ of 1% of eligible sales to ½ of 1% of
eligible sales to generate revenue for
expenditures on public infrastructure such as
Village storm water drainage improvements
and roads and streets?"
State law defines “Public infrastructure" as:
“municipal roads and streets, access roads,
bridges, and sidewalks; waste disposal
systems; and water and sewer line
extensions, water distribution and
purification facilities, storm water drainage
and retention facilities, and sewage
treatment facilities.”
"¿Se debe autorizar a Village of Deer Park para
aumentar su Impuesto por ocupación a los
comercios minoristas de un municipio no
autónomo (Non-Home Rule Municipal Retailers’
Occupation Tax) y su Impuesto por ocupación de
servicios de un municipio no autónomo (Non-
Home Rule Municipal Service Occupation Tax)
(que en conjunto son conocidos comúnmente
como “impuesto municipal sobre las ventas”) de
la tasa actual de ¼ del 1% de las ventas
elegibles a ½ del 1% de las ventas elegibles para
generar ingresos que se destinarán a gastos en
infraestructura pública, como mejoras en el
drenaje de agua de lluvia del pueblo y caminos y
calles?"
La ley del Estado define a la “Infraestructura
pública" como: “caminos y calles municipales,
caminos de acceso, puentes y aceras; sistemas
de eliminación de residuos; y extensiones de la
línea de agua y alcantarillado, instalaciones de
distribución y purificación del agua, instalaciones
de drenaje y retención del agua de lluvia, e
instalaciones de tratamiento de aguas
residuales.”
Para los votantes de Village de Deer Park
To the Voters of the Village of
Deer Park
Yes / Si
No / No
“Shall the Village of Flossmoor, Cook County,
Illinois, impose a 1% Non-Home Rule
Municipal Retailers’ Occupation Tax and a
Non-Home Rule Municipal Service
Occupation Tax (commonly known as local
sales tax) for expenditure on Property Tax
Relief, Public Infrastructure and Municipal
Operations in accordance with the provisions
of Sections 8-11-1.1 through 8-11-1.4 of the
Illinois Municipal Code (65 ILCS 5/8-11-1.1
through 65 ILCS 5/8-11-1.4)?”
“¿Debe el pueblo de Flossmoor, Cook County,
Illinois, imponer un Impuesto por ocupación a los
comercios minoristas de un municipio no
autónomo (Non-Home Rule Municipal Retailers’
Occupation Tax) y un Impuesto por ocupación de
servicios de un municipio no autónomo (Non-
Home Rule Municipal Service Occupation Tax)
(que en conjunto son conocidos comúnmente
como “impuesto municipal sobre las ventas”)
del 1% para gastos en desgravación del
impuesto sobre la propiedad, infraestructura
pública y operaciones municipales de acuerdo
con las disposiciones de las Secciones 8-11-1.1 a
8-11-1.4 del Código Municipal de Illinois (65 ILCS
5/8-11-1.1 a 65 ILCS 5/8-11-1.4)?”
Para los votantes del pueblo de Flossmoor
To the Voters of the Village of
Flossmoor
Yes / Si
“Should the Village of F
video gaming revenue b
police and fire pension
lower property taxes?
“¿Se debe usar la parte d
videojuegos que le corres
Forest Park para financiar
pensión para policías y bo
esa manera los impuesto
Para los votantes del pue
To the Voters of the V
Forest Park
“Should the Village of F
to plow all sidewalks in
“¿Village of Forest Park d
la nieve de todas las acer
“Shall the Village of Ho
home rule community?
“¿Debe el pueblo de Hom
una comunidad autónoma
Para los votantes de del
Homewood
To the Voters of the V
Homewood
“Shall the debt service
the Property Tax Extens
for the Village of Kenilw
Illinois, for payment of p
on limited bonds be inc
to $1,000,000 for the lev
subsequent levy years?
“¿Se debe aumentar de $
la base de ampliación del
para el pago del capital y
bonos limitados bajo la Le
Extensión del Impuesto a
Tax Extension Limitation
Kenilworth, Cook County
fiscal 2018 y todos los añ
subsiguientes?”
Para los votantes del pue
To the Voters of the V
Kenilworth
“Shall the Village of Me
County, Illinois become
“¿Debe el pueblo de Mer
County, Illinois convertirs
autónoma?”
Para los votantes del pue
Merrionette Park
To the Voters of the V
Merrionette Park
Para los votantes de Villa
To the Voters of the V
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Vincent Cainkar
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elegibles a ½ del 1% de las ventas elegibles para
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de drenaje y retención del agua de lluvia, e
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"¿Se debe autorizar a Village of Deer Park para
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comercios minoristas de un municipio no
autónomo (Non-Home Rule Municipal Retailers’
Occupation Tax) y su Impuesto por ocupación de
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Home Rule Municipal Service Occupation Tax)
(que en conjunto son conocidos comúnmente
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calles?"
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caminos de acceso, puentes y aceras; sistemas
de eliminación de residuos; y extensiones de la
línea de agua y alcantarillado, instalaciones de
distribución y purificación del agua, instalaciones
de drenaje y retención del agua de lluvia, e
instalaciones de tratamiento de aguas
residuales.”
Para los votantes de Village de Deer Park
To the Voters of the Village of
Deer Park
Yes / Si
No / No
“Shall the Village of Flossmoor, Cook County,
Illinois, impose a 1% Non-Home Rule
Municipal Retailers’ Occupation Tax and a
Non-Home Rule Municipal Service
Occupation Tax (commonly known as local
sales tax) for expenditure on Property Tax
Relief, Public Infrastructure and Municipal
Operations in accordance with the provisions
of Sections 8-11-1.1 through 8-11-1.4 of the
Illinois Municipal Code (65 ILCS 5/8-11-1.1
through 65 ILCS 5/8-11-1.4)?”
“¿Debe el pueblo de Flossmoor, Cook County,
Illinois, imponer un Impuesto por ocupación a los
comercios minoristas de un municipio no
autónomo (Non-Home Rule Municipal Retailers’
Occupation Tax) y un Impuesto por ocupación de
servicios de un municipio no autónomo (Non-
Home Rule Municipal Service Occupation Tax)
(que en conjunto son conocidos comúnmente
como “impuesto municipal sobre las ventas”)
del 1% para gastos en desgravación del
impuesto sobre la propiedad, infraestructura
pública y operaciones municipales de acuerdo
con las disposiciones de las Secciones 8-11-1.1 a
8-11-1.4 del Código Municipal de Illinois (65 ILCS
5/8-11-1.1 a 65 ILCS 5/8-11-1.4)?”
Para los votantes del pueblo de Flossmoor
To the Voters of the Village of
Flossmoor
Yes / Si
No / No
“Should the Village of Forest Park continue
offering grants to homeowners for flood
remediation purposes?”
“¿Village of Forest Park debe seguir ofreciendo
subvenciones a propietarios para reparación de
daños por inundaciones?”
Para los votantes del pueblo de Forest Park
To the Voters of the Village of
Forest Park
Yes / Si
No / No
“Should the Village of Forest Park’s share of
video gaming revenue be used to fund our
police and fire pension funds, resulting in
lower property taxes?
“¿Se debe usar la parte de los ingresos por
videojuegos que le corresponde a Village of
Forest Park para financiar nuestros fondos de
pensión para policías y bomberos, reduciendo de
esa manera los impuestos sobre la propiedad?”
Para los votantes del pueblo de Forest Park
To the Voters of the Village of
Forest Park
Yes / Si
No / No
“Should the Village of Forest Park continue
to plow all sidewalks in the community?”
“¿Village of Forest Park debe seguir removiendo
la nieve de todas las aceras de la comunidad?”
Yes / Si
No / No
“Shall the Village of Homewood become a
home rule community?”
“¿Debe el pueblo de Homewood convertirse en
una comunidad autónoma?”
Para los votantes de del pueblo de
Homewood
To the Voters of the Village of
Homewood
Yes / Si
No / No
“Shall the debt service extension base under
the Property Tax Extension Limitation Law
for the Village of Kenilworth, Cook County,
Illinois, for payment of principal and interest
on limited bonds be increased from $600,000
to $1,000,000 for the levy year 2018 and all
subsequent levy years?”
“¿Se debe aumentar de $600,000 a $1,000,000
la base de ampliación del servicio de la deuda
para el pago del capital y los intereses sobre
bonos limitados bajo la Ley de Limitación de
Extensión del Impuesto a la Propiedad (Property
Tax Extension Limitation Law) para el pueblo de
Kenilworth, Cook County, Illinois, para el año
fiscal 2018 y todos los años fiscales
subsiguientes?”
Para los votantes del pueblo de Kenilworth
To the Voters of the Village of
Kenilworth
Yes / Si
No / No
“Shall the Village of Merrionette Park, Cook
County, Illinois become a Home Rule Unit?”
“¿Debe el pueblo de Merrionette Park, Cook
County, Illinois convertirse en una unidad
autónoma?”
Para los votantes del pueblo de
Merrionette Park
To the Voters of the Village of
Merrionette Park
Yes / Si
No / No
“Shall the Village of Niles encourage
economic development through valid State of
Illinois and Cook County economic
development initiatives to promote low
property taxes?”
“¿Debe Village of Niles alentar el desarrollo
económico a través de iniciativas de desarrollo
válidas del State of Illinois y Cook County para
promover la existencia de impuestos a la
propiedad más bajos?”
Para los votantes de Village de Niles
To the Voters of the Village of Niles
Yes / Si
No / No
“Should the Village of Niles modernize the
Emergency Operations Center?”
“¿Debe Village of Niles modernizar el Emergency
Operations Center?”
Para los votantes de Village de Niles
To the Voters of the Village of Niles
Yes / Si
No / No
“Should the Village of Niles incentivize senior
affordable multi-resident housing
developments?”
“¿Debe Village of Niles incentivar los desarrollos
de viviendas para varios residentes asequibles
para los adultos mayores?”
Yes / Si
No / No
“Should the Village of Northfield continue its
non-partisan system of electing its Village
President and Trustees, but amend the
system so that no primary election would be
required and the number of signatures
required for ballot eligibility would be set at
50?”
“¿Debe el pueblo de Northfield seguir con su
sistema no partidista de elección del Presidente
y los Administradores del pueblo, pero enmendar
el sistema de modo que no sea necesaria
ninguna elección primaria y la cantidad de firmas
obligatorias para la elegibilidad de la boleta sea
fijada en 50?”
Para los votantes del pueblo de Northfield
To the Voters of the Village of
Northfield
Yes / Si
No / No
“Shall the Village of Orland Park prohibit
video gaming within the corporate limits of
the village?”
“¿Village of Orland Park debe prohibir los
videojuegos dentro de los límites del municipio?”
Para los votantes del pueblo de Orland Park
To the Voters of the Village of
Orland Park
Yes / Si
No / No
“Should the Village of Orland Park approve
and license Video Gaming within the Village
for those establishments, limited in number
by the Village, holding Class A Liquor
Licenses (restaurants and restaurants with
bars) and having conducted business for at
least 18 consecutive months with signage
conforming to the Village Code?”
“¿Debe Village of Orland Park aprobar y otorgar
licencias para videojuegos dentro del pueblo a
aquellos establecimientos, limitados en cuanto a
su número por el pueblo, que posean licencia
para venta de bebidas alcohólicas Clase A
(restaurantes y restaurantes con bares) y que
hayan permanecido en actividad durante 18
meses consecutivos como mínimo con letreros
que cumplen con el código del pueblo?”
Yes / Si
No / No
“Should the Village of Riverside allow video
gambling?”
“¿Debe el pueblo de Riverside permitir las
apuestas por video?”
Para los votantes del pueblo de Riverside
To the Voters of the Village of
Riverside
Yes / Si
No / No
Anthony Johnson
ote for One
ak Park Township Committeeman
/ Vote por Uno
Bruce Samuels
91
iembro, Comision del Municipio Oak Park
ote for One
ich Township Committeeman
/ Vote por Uno
Marcus Campbell
91
iembro, Comision del Municipio Rich
ote for One
iver Forest Township Committeeman
/ Vote por Uno
Michael Fagiano
91
iembro, Comision del Municipio River Forest
ote for One
orth Township Committeeman
/ Vote por Uno
Rachel Wales
91
iembro, Comision del Municipio Worth
ote for not more than Three
ull 2-Year Term
innetka Village Trustee
Local Office
Oficina Local
érmino Completo De 2 Años
ote por no más de Tres
Penfield Lanphier
201
ideicomisario del Pueblo de Winnetka
John Swierk
202
Anne Wedner
203
“Shall the State of Illinois legalize the
cultivation, manufacture, distribution,
testing, and sale of marijuana and marijuana
products for recreational use by adults 21 and
older subject to state regulation, taxation and
local ordinance?"
“¿Debe el Estado de Illinois legalizar el cultivo,
fabricación, distribución, análisis y venta de
marihuana y productos derivados de la
marihuana para su consumo recreativo por parte
de adultos de 21 años de edad o más, sujeto a
las regulaciones estatales, impuestos y
ordenanzas locales?"
Public Questions
Cuestiones de Política Pública
Para los votantes de Cook County
To the Voters of Cook County
Yes / Si
No / No
to increase its current Non-Home Rule
Municipal Retailers’ Occupation Tax and Non-
Home Rule Municipal Service Occupation Tax
(which together are commonly referred to as
“municipal sales tax”) from the current rate
of ¼ of 1% of eligible sales to ½ of 1% of
eligible sales to generate revenue for
expenditures on public infrastructure such as
Village storm water drainage improvements
and roads and streets?"
State law defines “Public infrastructure" as:
“municipal roads and streets, access roads,
bridges, and sidewalks; waste disposal
systems; and water and sewer line
extensions, water distribution and
purification facilities, storm water drainage
and retention facilities, and sewage
treatment facilities.”
"¿Se debe autorizar a Village of Deer Park para
aumentar su Impuesto por ocupación a los
comercios minoristas de un municipio no
autónomo (Non-Home Rule Municipal Retailers’
Occupation Tax) y su Impuesto por ocupación de
servicios de un municipio no autónomo (Non-
Home Rule Municipal Service Occupation Tax)
(que en conjunto son conocidos comúnmente
como “impuesto municipal sobre las ventas”) de
la tasa actual de ¼ del 1% de las ventas
elegibles a ½ del 1% de las ventas elegibles para
generar ingresos que se destinarán a gastos en
infraestructura pública, como mejoras en el
drenaje de agua de lluvia del pueblo y caminos y
calles?"
La ley del Estado define a la “Infraestructura
pública" como: “caminos y calles municipales,
caminos de acceso, puentes y aceras; sistemas
de eliminación de residuos; y extensiones de la
línea de agua y alcantarillado, instalaciones de
distribución y purificación del agua, instalaciones
de drenaje y retención del agua de lluvia, e
instalaciones de tratamiento de aguas
residuales.”
Yes / Si
No / No
“Shall the Village of Flossmoor, Cook County,
Illinois, impose a 1% Non-Home Rule
Municipal Retailers’ Occupation Tax and a
Non-Home Rule Municipal Service
Occupation Tax (commonly known as local
sales tax) for expenditure on Property Tax
Relief, Public Infrastructure and Municipal
Operations in accordance with the provisions
of Sections 8-11-1.1 through 8-11-1.4 of the
Illinois Municipal Code (65 ILCS 5/8-11-1.1
through 65 ILCS 5/8-11-1.4)?”
“¿Debe el pueblo de Flossmoor, Cook County,
Illinois, imponer un Impuesto por ocupación a los
comercios minoristas de un municipio no
autónomo (Non-Home Rule Municipal Retailers’
Occupation Tax) y un Impuesto por ocupación de
servicios de un municipio no autónomo (Non-
Home Rule Municipal Service Occupation Tax)
(que en conjunto son conocidos comúnmente
como “impuesto municipal sobre las ventas”)
del 1% para gastos en desgravación del
impuesto sobre la propiedad, infraestructura
pública y operaciones municipales de acuerdo
con las disposiciones de las Secciones 8-11-1.1 a
8-11-1.4 del Código Municipal de Illinois (65 ILCS
5/8-11-1.1 a 65 ILCS 5/8-11-1.4)?”
Para los votantes del pueblo de Flossmoor
To the Voters of the Village of
Flossmoor
Yes / Si
No / No
“Should the Village of Forest Park continue
offering grants to homeowners for flood
remediation purposes?”
“¿Village of Forest Park debe seguir ofreciendo
subvenciones a propietarios para reparación de
daños por inundaciones?”
Para los votantes del pueblo de Forest Park
To the Voters of the Village of
Forest Park
Yes / Si
No / No
video gaming revenue be used to fund our
police and fire pension funds, resulting in
lower property taxes?
“¿Se debe usar la parte de los ingresos por
videojuegos que le corresponde a Village of
Forest Park para financiar nuestros fondos de
pensión para policías y bomberos, reduciendo de
esa manera los impuestos sobre la propiedad?”
Yes / Si
No / No
“Should the Village of Forest Park continue
to plow all sidewalks in the community?”
“¿Village of Forest Park debe seguir removiendo
la nieve de todas las aceras de la comunidad?”
Yes / Si
No / No
“Shall the Village of Homewood become a
home rule community?”
“¿Debe el pueblo de Homewood convertirse en
una comunidad autónoma?”
Para los votantes de del pueblo de
Homewood
To the Voters of the Village of
Homewood
Yes / Si
No / No
“Shall the debt service extension base under
the Property Tax Extension Limitation Law
for the Village of Kenilworth, Cook County,
Illinois, for payment of principal and interest
on limited bonds be increased from $600,000
to $1,000,000 for the levy year 2018 and all
subsequent levy years?”
“¿Se debe aumentar de $600,000 a $1,000,000
la base de ampliación del servicio de la deuda
para el pago del capital y los intereses sobre
bonos limitados bajo la Ley de Limitación de
Extensión del Impuesto a la Propiedad (Property
Tax Extension Limitation Law) para el pueblo de
Kenilworth, Cook County, Illinois, para el año
fiscal 2018 y todos los años fiscales
subsiguientes?”
Para los votantes del pueblo de Kenilworth
To the Voters of the Village of
Kenilworth
Yes / Si
No / No
“Shall the Village of Merrionette Park, Cook
County, Illinois become a Home Rule Unit?”
“¿Debe el pueblo de Merrionette Park, Cook
County, Illinois convertirse en una unidad
autónoma?”
Para los votantes del pueblo de
Merrionette Park
To the Voters of the Village of
Merrionette Park
Yes / Si
No / No
“Shall the Village of Niles encourage
economic development through valid State of
Illinois and Cook County economic
development initiatives to promote low
property taxes?”
“¿Debe Village of Niles alentar el desarrollo
económico a través de iniciativas de desarrollo
válidas del State of Illinois y Cook County para
promover la existencia de impuestos a la
propiedad más bajos?”
Para los votantes de Village de Niles
To the Voters of the Village of Niles
Yes / Si
No / No
“¿Debe Village of Niles modernizar el Emergency
Operations Center?”
Yes / Si
No / No
“Should the Village of Niles incentivize senior
affordable multi-resident housing
developments?”
“¿Debe Village of Niles incentivar los desarrollos
de viviendas para varios residentes asequibles
para los adultos mayores?”
Yes / Si
No / No
“Should the Village of Northfield continue its
non-partisan system of electing its Village
President and Trustees, but amend the
system so that no primary election would be
required and the number of signatures
required for ballot eligibility would be set at
50?”
“¿Debe el pueblo de Northfield seguir con su
sistema no partidista de elección del Presidente
y los Administradores del pueblo, pero enmendar
el sistema de modo que no sea necesaria
ninguna elección primaria y la cantidad de firmas
obligatorias para la elegibilidad de la boleta sea
fijada en 50?”
Para los votantes del pueblo de Northfield
To the Voters of the Village of
Northfield
Yes / Si
No / No
“Shall the Village of Orland Park prohibit
video gaming within the corporate limits of
the village?”
“¿Village of Orland Park debe prohibir los
videojuegos dentro de los límites del municipio?”
Para los votantes del pueblo de Orland Park
To the Voters of the Village of
Orland Park
Yes / Si
No / No
“Should the Village of Orland Park approve
and license Video Gaming within the Village
for those establishments, limited in number
by the Village, holding Class A Liquor
Licenses (restaurants and restaurants with
bars) and having conducted business for at
least 18 consecutive months with signage
conforming to the Village Code?”
“¿Debe Village of Orland Park aprobar y otorgar
licencias para videojuegos dentro del pueblo a
aquellos establecimientos, limitados en cuanto a
su número por el pueblo, que posean licencia
para venta de bebidas alcohólicas Clase A
(restaurantes y restaurantes con bares) y que
hayan permanecido en actividad durante 18
meses consecutivos como mínimo con letreros
que cumplen con el código del pueblo?”
Yes / Si
No / No
“Should the Village of Riverside allow video
gambling?”
“¿Debe el pueblo de Riverside permitir las
apuestas por video?”
Para los votantes del pueblo de Riverside
To the Voters of the Village of
Riverside
Yes / Si
No / No
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County, Illinois, construct safety and security
improvements at The Grove, improve the
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equip, and expand the Glenview Ice Center,
purchase land for park purposes and issue its
bonds to the amount of $17,000,000 for the
purpose of paying the costs thereof?”
“¿Debe el Glenview Park District, Cook County,
Illinois, construir mejoras para garantizar la
seguridad en The Grove, mejorar el Interpretive
Center en The Grove, renovar, equipar y ampliar
el Glenview Ice Center, comprar terrenos para
parques, y emitiendo sus bonos por un monto de
$17,000,000 a los fines de pagar los costos de
estas mejoras?”
Para los votantes de Glenview Park District
To the Voters of the Glenview
Park District
Yes / Si
No / No
“Shall the Midlothian Park District, Cook
County, Illinois, improve, equip and expand
the Don Preston Recreation Center, including
providing for a walking track, turf multipurpose
room and fitness center, improve
and equip parks and park facilities,
playgrounds and sites, including providing for
a splash park and issue its bonds to the
amount of $13,000,000 for the purpose of
paying the costs thereof?”
“¿Debe el Midlothian Park District, Cook County,
Illinois, mejorar, equipar y ampliar el Don Preston
Recreation Center, lo que incluye un sendero
para caminata, un salón multiuso de césped y un
gimnasio, mejorar y equipar los parques y sus
instalaciones, parques infantiles y sitios, incluido
un parque acuático, y emitir sus bonos por el
monto de $13,000,000 a los fines de pagar los
costos de estas mejoras?”
Para los votantes de Midlothian Park District
To the Voters of the Midlothian
Park District
Yes / Si
No / No
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Ward Pct # PP Name Address Township HCap Access
8100001 001 AM SHALOM SYNAGOGUE 840 VERNON AVE GLENCOE Y
8100002 002 AM SHALOM SYNAGOGUE 840 VERNON AVE GLENCOE Y
8100003 003 HIGHCREST SCHOOL 569 HUNTER RD WILMETTE Y
8100004 004 CENTRAL SCHOOL 620 GREENWOOD AVE. GLENCOE Y
8100005 005 CENTRAL SCHOOL 620 GREENWOOD AVE. GLENCOE Y
8100006 006 WATTS CENTER 305 RANDOLPH ST GLENCOE Y
8100007 007 WATTS CENTER 305 RANDOLPH ST GLENCOE Y
8100008 008 SACRED HEART CENTER 1090 GAGE ST WINNETKA Y
8100009 009 WINNETKA COMMUNITY HOUSE 620 LINCOLN AVE WINNETKA Y
8100010 010 SACRED HEART CENTER 1090 GAGE ST WINNETKA Y
8100011 011 AC NIELSEN TENNIS SHACK 530 HIBBARD RD WINNETKA Y
8100012 012 WINNETKA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1255 WILLOW RD WINNETKA Y
8100013 013 BETH HILLEL CONGREGATION 3220 BIG TREE LN WILMETTE Y
8100014 014 WINNETKA POLICE DEPARTMENT 410 GREENBAY RD WINNETKA Y
8100015 015 MARIE MURPHY SCHOOL 2921 ILLINOIS RD WILMETTE Y
8100016 016 NEW TRIER HIGH SCHOOL 385 WINNETKA AVE WINNETKA Y
8100017 017 WILMETTE PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT 39 615 LOCUST RD WILMETTE Y
8100018 018 COMMUNITY CHURCH OF WILMETTE 1020 FOREST AVE WILMETTE Y
8100019 019 WINNETKA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1255 WILLOW RD WINNETKA Y
8100020 020 NORTHFIELD FIRE STATION 1800 WINNETKA RD NORTHFIELD Y
8100021 021 MATHER PLACE OF WILMETTE 2801 OLD GLENVIEW RD WILMETTE Y
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Timothy Owen Schneider
91
Vote for One
County Commissioner, 16th District
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Comisionado del Condado, 16.º Dto.
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County Commissioner, 17th District
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Sean M. Morrison
91
Comisionado del Condado, 17.º Dto.
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Board of Review, 2nd District
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Junta de Revisiones, 2.º Dto.
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Board of Review, 3rd District
/ Vote por Uno
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Junta de Revisiones, 3.º Dto.
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Regional Superintendent of Schools
DuPage County
/ Vote por Uno
Darlene J. Ruscitti
111
Superintendente Regional de Escuelas
Condado de DuPage
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Regional Superintendent of Schools
Kane County
/ Vote por Uno
Patricia A. Dal Santo
111
Superintendente Regional de Escuelas
Condado de Kane
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Regional Superintendent of Schools
Lake County
/ Vote por Uno
Roycealee J. Wood
111
Superintendente Regional de Escuelas
Condado de Lake
Vote for One
(Vacancy of Brewer)
Judge of the Circuit Court
(Vacante de Brewer)
/ Vote por Uno
No Candidate
Juez de la Corte de Circuito
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(Vacancy of Clay)
Judge of the Circuit Court
(Vacante de Clay)
/ Vote por Uno
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Juez de la Corte de Circuito
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(Vacancy of Dooling)
Judge of the Circuit Court
(Vacante de Dooling)
/ Vote por Uno
No Candidate
Juez de la Corte de Circuito
Vote for One / Vote por Uno
Darlene J. Ruscitti
111
Superintendente Regional de Escuelas
Condado de DuPage
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Regional Superintendent of Schools
Kane County
/ Vote por Uno
Patricia A. Dal Santo
111
Superintendente Regional de Escuelas
Condado de Kane
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Regional Superintendent of Schools
Lake County
/ Vote por Uno
Roycealee J. Wood
111
Superintendente Regional de Escuelas
Condado de Lake
Vote for One
(Vacancy of Brewer)
Judge of the Circuit Court
(Vacante de Brewer)
/ Vote por Uno
No Candidate
Juez de la Corte de Circuito
Vote for One
(Vacancy of Clay)
Judge of the Circuit Court
(Vacante de Clay)
/ Vote por Uno
No Candidate
Juez de la Corte de Circuito
Vote for One
(Vacancy of Dooling)
Judge of the Circuit Court
(Vacante de Dooling)
/ Vote por Uno
No Candidate
Juez de la Corte de Circuito
Vote for One
Cicero Township Committeeman
/ Vote por Uno
Anthony Johnson
191
Miembro, Comision del Municipio Cicero
Vote for One
Oak Park Township Committeeman
/ Vote por Uno
Bruce Samuels
191
Miembro, Comision del Municipio Oak Park
Vote for One
Rich Township Committeeman
/ Vote por Uno
Marcus Campbell
191
Miembro, Comision del Municipio Rich
Vote for One
River Forest Township Committeeman
/ Vote por Uno
Michael Fagiano
191
Miembro, Comision del Municipio River Forest
Vote for One
Worth Township Committeeman
/ Vote por Uno
Rachel Wales
191
Miembro, Comision del Municipio Worth
Vote for not more than Three
Full 2-Year Term
Winnetka Village Trustee
Local Office
Oficina Local
Término Completo De 2 Años
Vote por no más de Tres
Penfield Lanphier
201
Fideicomisario del Pueblo de Winnetka
John Swierk
202
Anne Wedner
203
“Shall the State of Illinois legalize the
cultivation, manufacture, distribution,
testing, and sale of marijuana and marijuana
products for recreational use by adults 21 and
older subject to state regulation, taxation and
local ordinance?"
“¿Debe el Estado de Illinois legalizar el cultivo,
fabricación, distribución, análisis y venta de
marihuana y productos derivados de la
marihuana para su consumo recreativo por parte
de adultos de 21 años de edad o más, sujeto a
las regulaciones estatales, impuestos y
ordenanzas locales?"
Public Questions
Cuestiones de Política Pública
Para los votantes de Cook County
To the Voters of Cook County
Yes / Si
"Shall the Village of Deer Park be authorized
to increase its current Non-Home Rule
Municipal Retailers’ Occupation Tax and Non-
Home Rule Municipal Service Occupation Tax
(which together are commonly referred to as
“municipal sales tax”) from the current rate
of ¼ of 1% of eligible sales to ½ of 1% of
eligible sales to generate revenue for
expenditures on public infrastructure such as
Village storm water drainage improvements
and roads and streets?"
State law defines “Public infrastructure" as:
“municipal roads and streets, access roads,
bridges, and sidewalks; waste disposal
systems; and water and sewer line
extensions, water distribution and
purification facilities, storm water drainage
and retention facilities, and sewage
treatment facilities.”
"¿Se debe autorizar a Village of Deer Park para
aumentar su Impuesto por ocupación a los
comercios minoristas de un municipio no
autónomo (Non-Home Rule Municipal Retailers’
Occupation Tax) y su Impuesto por ocupación de
servicios de un municipio no autónomo (Non-
Home Rule Municipal Service Occupation Tax)
(que en conjunto son conocidos comúnmente
como “impuesto municipal sobre las ventas”) de
la tasa actual de ¼ del 1% de las ventas
elegibles a ½ del 1% de las ventas elegibles para
generar ingresos que se destinarán a gastos en
infraestructura pública, como mejoras en el
drenaje de agua de lluvia del pueblo y caminos y
calles?"
La ley del Estado define a la “Infraestructura
pública" como: “caminos y calles municipales,
caminos de acceso, puentes y aceras; sistemas
de eliminación de residuos; y extensiones de la
línea de agua y alcantarillado, instalaciones de
distribución y purificación del agua, instalaciones
de drenaje y retención del agua de lluvia, e
instalaciones de tratamiento de aguas
residuales.”
Para los votantes de Village de Deer Park
To the Voters of the Village of
Deer Park
Yes / Si
No / No
“Shall the Village of Flossmoor, Cook County,
Illinois, impose a 1% Non-Home Rule
Municipal Retailers’ Occupation Tax and a
Non-Home Rule Municipal Service
Occupation Tax (commonly known as local
sales tax) for expenditure on Property Tax
Relief, Public Infrastructure and Municipal
Operations in accordance with the provisions
of Sections 8-11-1.1 through 8-11-1.4 of the
Illinois Municipal Code (65 ILCS 5/8-11-1.1
through 65 ILCS 5/8-11-1.4)?”
“¿Debe el pueblo de Flossmoor, Cook County,
Illinois, imponer un Impuesto por ocupación a los
comercios minoristas de un municipio no
autónomo (Non-Home Rule Municipal Retailers’
Para los votantes del pueblo de Flossmoor
To the Voters of the Village of
Flossmoor
“Should the Village of F
video gaming revenue b
police and fire pension
lower property taxes?
“¿Se debe usar la parte d
videojuegos que le corres
Forest Park para financiar
pensión para policías y bo
esa manera los impuesto
Para los votantes del pue
To the Voters of the V
Forest Park
“Should the Village of F
to plow all sidewalks in
“¿Village of Forest Park d
la nieve de todas las acer
“Shall the Village of Ho
home rule community?
“¿Debe el pueblo de Hom
una comunidad autónom
Para los votantes de del
Homewood
To the Voters of the V
Homewood
“Shall the debt service
the Property Tax Exten
for the Village of Kenilw
Illinois, for payment of
on limited bonds be inc
to $1,000,000 for the lev
subsequent levy years?
“¿Se debe aumentar de $
la base de ampliación del
para el pago del capital y
bonos limitados bajo la L
Extensión del Impuesto a
Tax Extension Limitation
Kenilworth, Cook County
fiscal 2018 y todos los añ
subsiguientes?”
Para los votantes del pue
To the Voters of the V
Kenilworth
Para los votantes del pue
Merrionette Park
To the Voters of the V
Merrionette Park
Vote for One
County Commissioner, 13th District
/ Vote por Uno
Chris J. Hanusiak
91
Comisionado del Condado, 13.º Dto.
Vote for One
County Commissioner, 14th District
/ Vote por Uno
Gregg Goslin
91
Comisionado del Condado, 14.º Dto.
Vote for One
County Commissioner, 15th District
/ Vote por Uno
Timothy Owen Schneider
91
Comisionado del Condado, 15.º Dto.
Vote for One
County Commissioner, 16th District
/ Vote por Uno
No Candidate
Comisionado del Condado, 16.º Dto.
Vote for One
County Commissioner, 17th District
/ Vote por Uno
Sean M. Morrison
91
Comisionado del Condado, 17.º Dto.
Vote for One
Board of Review, 2nd District
/ Vote por Uno
No Candidate
Junta de Revisiones, 2.º Dto.
Vote for One
Board of Review, 3rd District
/ Vote por Uno
No Candidate
Junta de Revisiones, 3.º Dto.
Vote for One
Regional Superintendent of Schools
DuPage County
/ Vote por Uno
Darlene J. Ruscitti
111
Superintendente Regional de Escuelas
Condado de DuPage
Vote for One
Regional Superintendent of Schools
Kane County
/ Vote por Uno
Patricia A. Dal Santo
111
Superintendente Regional de Escuelas
Condado de Kane
Vote for One
Regional Superintendent of Schools
Lake County
/ Vote por Uno
Roycealee J. Wood
111
Superintendente Regional de Escuelas
Condado de Lake
Vote for One
(Vacancy of Brewer)
Judge of the Circuit Court
(Vacante de Brewer)
/ Vote por Uno
No Candidate
Juez de la Corte de Circuito
(Vacancy of Clay)
Judge of the Circuit Court
(Vacante de Clay)
Juez de la Corte de Circuito
Vote for One
(Vacancy of Hartigan)
Judge of the Circuit Court
(Vacante de Hartigan)
/ Vote por Uno
No Candidate
Juez de la Corte de Circuito
Vote for One
(Vacancy of Jordan)
Judge of the Circuit Court
(Vacante de Jordan)
/ Vote por Uno
No Candidate
Juez de la Corte de Circuito
Vote for One
(Vacancy of McGinnis)
Judge of the Circuit Court
(Vacante de McGinnis)
/ Vote por Uno
No Candidate
Juez de la Corte de Circuito
Vote for One
(Vacancy of Prendergast Rooney)
Judge of the Circuit Court
(Vacante de Prendergast Rooney)
/ Vote por Uno
No Candidate
Juez de la Corte de Circuito
Vote for One
(Vacancy of Hambright, Jr.)
Judge, 1st Subcircuit
(Vacante de Hambright, Jr.)
/ Vote por Uno
No Candidate
Juez, 1.º Subcircuito
Vote for One
(Vacancy of Lampkin)
Judge, 2nd Subcircuit
(Vacante de Lampkin)
/ Vote por Uno
No Candidate
Juez, 2.º Subcircuito
Vote for One
(Vacancy of Laws)
Judge, 2nd Subcircuit
(Vacante de Laws)
/ Vote por Uno
No Candidate
Juez, 2.º Subcircuito
Vote for One
(Vacancy of Rhodes)
Judge, 2nd Subcircuit
(Vacante de Rhodes)
/ Vote por Uno
No Candidate
Juez, 2.º Subcircuito
Vote for One
(Vacancy of Delehanty)
Judge, 3rd Subcircuit
(Vacante de Delehanty)
/ Vote por Uno
No Candidate
Juez, 3.º Subcircuito
Vote for One
(Vacancy of Davy)
Judge, 4th Subcircuit
(Vacante de Davy)
/ Vote por Uno
No Candidate
Juez, 4.º Subcircuito
Vote for One
(Vacancy of Riley)
Judge, 4th Subcircuit
(Vacante de Riley)
/ Vote por Uno
No Candidate
Juez, 4.º Subcircuito
Vote for One
(Vacancy of O'Neill Burke)
Judge, 10th Subcircuit
(Vacante de O'Neill Burke)
/ Vote por Uno
No Candidate
Juez, 10.º Subcircuito
Vote for One
(Vacancy of Suriano)
Judge, 10th Subcircuit
(Vacante de Suriano)
/ Vote por Uno
No Candidate
Juez, 10.º Subcircuito
Vote for One
(Vacancy of Kennedy)
Judge, 11th Subcircuit
(Vacante de Kennedy)
/ Vote por Uno
No Candidate
Juez, 11.º Subcircuito
Vote for One
(Vacancy of Maki)
Judge, 12th Subcircuit
(Vacante de Maki)
/ Vote por Uno
David Studenroth
151
Juez, 12.º Subcircuito
Alan M Jacob
152
Vote for One
(Vacancy of Crane)
Judge, 13th Subcircuit
(Vacante de Crane)
/ Vote por Uno
Gary William Seyring
151
Juez, 13.º Subcircuito
Susanne Groebner
152
No Candidate
Vote for One
(Vacancy of Scully, Jr.)
Judge, 15th Subcircuit
(Vacante de Scully, Jr.)
/ Vote por
No Candidate
Juez, 15.º Subcircuito
Vote for One
(Vacancy of Zelezinski)
Judge, 15th Subcircuit
(Vacante de Zelezinski)
/ Vote por
Karla Marie Fiaoni
151
Juez, 15.º Subcircuito
Vote for One
Barrington Township Co
/ Vote por
Chris Geissler
191
Miembro, Comision del M
Vote for One
Berwyn Township Comm
/ Vote por
David A. Hartman
192
Miembro, Comision del M
Vote for One
Bloom Township Comm
/ Vote por
Douglas M. Troiani
191
Miembro, Comision del M
Vote for One
Bremen Township Com
/ Vote por
Kevin Suggs
191
Miembro, Comision del M
Vote for One
Calumet Township Com
/ Vote por
No Candidate
Miembro, Comision del M
Vote for One
Cicero Township Comm
/ Vote por
Maria C. Moreno
191
Miembro, Comision del M
Vote for One
Elk Grove Township Com
/ Vote por
Russell K. Nowak
191
Miembro, Comision del M
Vote for One
Evanston Township Com
/ Vote por
Blair Garber
191
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8100022 022 THE KENILWORTH PARK DISTRICT 410 KENILWORTH AVE KENILWORTH Y
8100023 023 THE KENILWORTH PARK DISTRICT 410 KENILWORTH AVE KENILWORTH Y
8100024 024 BETH HILLEL CONGREGATION 3220 BIG TREE LN WILMETTE Y
8100025 025 MALLINCKRODT COMMUNITY CENTER 1041A RIDGE RD WILMETTE Y
8100026 026 HIGHCREST SCHOOL 569 HUNTER RD WILMETTE Y
8100027 027 ST JOSEPH CHURCH 1747 LAKE AVE WILMETTE Y
8100028 028 HIGHCREST SCHOOL 569 HUNTER RD WILMETTE Y
8100029 029 SACRED HEART CONVENT 2221 ELMWOOD AVE WILMETTE Y
8100030 030 COMMUNITY CHURCH OF WILMETTE 1020 FOREST AVE WILMETTE Y
8100031 031 ST AUGUSTINE CHURCH 1140 WILMETTE AVE WILMETTE Y
8100032 032 MALLINCKRODT COMMUNITY CENTER 1041A RIDGE RD WILMETTE Y
8100033 033 VILLAGE OF WILMETTE 1200 WILMETTE AVE WILMETTE Y
8100034 034 BETH HILLEL CONGREGATION 3220 BIG TREE LN WILMETTE Y
8100035 035 ST AUGUSTINE CHURCH 1140 WILMETTE AVE WILMETTE Y
8100036 036 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 600 9TH ST WILMETTE Y
8100037 037 LAKEVIEW CENTER IN GILLSON PARK 798 MICHIGAN AVE WILMETTE Y
8100038 038 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 600 9TH ST WILMETTE Y
8100039 039 AVOCA WEST SCHOOL 235 BEECH DR GLENVIEW Y
8100040 040 SACRED HEART CONVENT 2221 ELMWOOD AVE WILMETTE Y
8100041 041 WINNETKA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1255 WILLOW RD WINNETKA Y
NOTE: The letter (N) following the polling place address denotes that the polling place itself is not accessible to the handicapped although
other parts of the facility may be accessible. An exemption has been granted by the State Board of Elections and signs are
posted indicating if the whole building is accessible or if there is a special entrance.
Dated at Chicago, Illinois this 8th day of March 2018
David Orr
Cook County Clerk
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The College of St. Scholastica
Wilmette resident
graduates
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Wilmette, graduated with a
doctorate of physical therapy
degree. The fall 2017
commencement ceremony
was held on Dec. 16 in the
Reif Gymnasium in the
Burns Wellness Commons
on campus.
St. Lawrence University
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Women In Business Luncheon
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Join us on March 16 for networking and a fun and informative session
about power and influence.
Call 847-251-3800 or email
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Dr. Linda Liang, Leadership Institute
Director at Regina Dominican High School, leadership expert and
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We will take a brief quiz
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New Trier sophomore Maddie Dieffenbacher collected more than 260 hand-crafted
beads from her classmates and donated them to the Beads of Courage program,
a resilience-based intervention that uses beads to commemorate milestones the
children achieve throughout their unique treatment path. Photo Submitted
NT student collects donated glass
beads for arts-in-medicine program
Submitted by New Trier
After enrolling in her
first glass art course at New
Trier High School this semester,
sophomore Maddie
Dieffenbacher was inspired
to rally her peers to
join forces with Beads of
Courage, an organization
with programs that help
children and families coping
with serious illness tell
their unique stories through
the use of colorful beads as
symbols of strength.
Dieffenbacher visited
eight glass art classes in one
day to explain the Beads
of Courage program with
a five-minute PowerPoint.
She also visited two student
clubs, Glass Guild and Hot
Shop, asking for donations.
After one week, students
and teachers had placed
more than 260 hand-crafted
beads in the donation box
she provided.
“A lot of the glass art
classes were recently introduced
to making beads, so
it was amazing to see my
peers taking the time to create
art for children in need
of support,” Dieffenbacher
said. “The glass art teachers
were also very supportive
and donated many
beads as well.”
Beads of Courage provides
innovative, arts-inmedicine
supportive care
programs for children, their
families and the health care
providers who care for
them. Their Beads of Courage
Program is a resiliencebased
intervention that uses
beads to commemorate
milestones the children
achieve throughout their
unique treatment path, according
to the Beads of
Courage website.
“The students in all classes
and in clubs responded
with enthusiasm and compassion
when Maddie presented
the challenge of
donating their beads to this
cause,” glass art teacher
Monique Boyd said.
Dieffenbacher initially
became involved with
Beads of Courage years
ago while searching for her
bat mitzvah service project.
Inspired by her love
of crafting, she decided to
participate in the organization’s
Siblings Program for
a hands-on experience.
“Four years ago, I bought
my first pack of polymer
clay and began crafting clay
beads for the Siblings Program,
which takes glass or
clay beads and distributes
them to the siblings of children
with a severe illness
as they undergo a stressful
time,” she said. “These
beads act as stress relievers
and show that there are people
who care about them.”
More information about
Beads of Courage can be
found at www.beadsofcourage.org.

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Annual benefit raises $40K for
Trinity Church Nursery School
Submitted by Trinity
Church Nursery School
Trinity Church Nursery
School’s annual benefit
dinner was a huge success
last month.
Held at Wilmettte’s
Michigan Shores Club,
the theme was “Under the
Big Top — The Greatest
Preschool on Earth,”
and it recreated the look
of the 1930s circus. The
event raised $40,000 and
the money is used to fund
the schools enrichment
programs, scholarship
program, and maintain the
low student to teacher ratios.
Trinity Church Nursery
School is located at 1024
Lake Ave., Wilmette.
Attendees (left to right) Kelsey Davies, James Davies, Amy Hannus O’Connor, Sue
Gaertner, Trinity Church Nursery School Director, Jeff Toth and Jerry O’Connor
celebrate at Trinity Church Nursery School’s annual benefit dinner last month at
Michigan Shores Club in Wilmette. Photos submitted
Attendees (left to right) Megan Hermeling, Deena Overstreet, Mikie Hall and Ali
Straitiff.
Family-friendly musical takes
center stage at New Trier
Submitted by New Trier
Members of the cast of New Trier’s “Once Upon A
Mattress” perform during a recent dress rehearsal.
Lois bernstein/22nd Century media
Next production on
schedule for March 14-17
Submitted by New Trier
Dare to be whisked
away in a story of the
high seas, populated by
exotic islanders, flying
wombats, giant sea
turtles and a monstrous
man-eating octopus.
New Trier High
School’s freshman/
sophomore play, “Shipwrecked!,”
will run at
4:30 p.m. March 14, 7
p.m. March 15-16 and
2 p.m. March 17 in the
McGee Theatre at the
Winnetka Campus, 385
Winnetka Ave. Tickets
will be available at the
door or can be purchased
New Trier High School’s
spring musical, “Once
Upon a Mattress,” is a
musical spoof of the wellknown
Hans Christian
Anderson fairy tale, “The
Princess and the Pea.”
Performances will run
at 7 p.m. Thursday-Saturday,
March 8-10, and at 2
p.m. Sunday, March 11, in
the Gaffney Auditorium
on New Trier’s Winnetka
Campus, 385 Winnetka
Ave. Tickets will be available
at the door or can be
purchased online at newtrier.showclix.com.
“Once Upon a Mattress”
tells the tale of Princess
Winnifred and her quest to
wed Prince Dauntless, son
of silent King Sextimus
and domineering Queen
Aggravain. Since the
queen doesn’t really want
to lose her precious little
boy, she devises a “Sensitivity”
test that Winnifred
must pass. The princess
must try to sleep atop 20
mattresses, beneath which
a single pea has been
placed.
More than 70 New Trier
juniors and seniors comprise
a company of “singing
and dancing ladies and
knights in a magical kingdom
that has an opening
for a princess,” Director
Anne James-Noonan said.
“I’m thrilled to work
with our students on this
production,” James-Noonan
said. “It is such a family-friendly
show. It’s a musical
perfect for ages 4 to
94, and will be performed
in under 90 minutes without
an intermission. Tickets
for kids 12 years old
and under are just $5 and
we are hoping for a huge
community turnout.”
“Once Upon A Mattress”
is presented through
special arrangement with
R&H Theatricals. The
book is by Jay Thompson,
online at newtrier.showclix.com.
“This production features
original music,
puppetry, shadow-work
and an ensemble whose
physical storytelling
takes audiences of all
ages on an unforgettable
journey,” director Hilerre
Kirsch said. “The
production explores how
far humanity will go
to make a mark on the
world.”
“Shipwrecked!,” by
Donald Margulies, is
presented by special arrangement
with Dramatists
Play Service, Inc. in
New York.
Dean Fuller and Marshall
Barer; music is by Mary
Rodgers; and lyrics are by
Marshall Barer.

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New Trier students create app development company
Michael Wojtychiw
Sports Editor
Being a high school student,
trying to figure out
how to balance schoolwork,
a social life and
extracurricular activities
can be an extremely hard
task in itself. Now imagine
adding in helping found an
app development company
that is helping create three
separate apps.
That’s exactly what
New Trier seniors Galen
Quinn and Mihir Kumar
and junior Jacob Sussman
went through when they
started BitByBite Inc in
December 2016.
“BitByBite’s primary
goal was and still is to
be an alternative development
company which
offers mobile/web development
services at a
cheaper cost by accepting
payment in cash and/or
equity, whilst maintaining
industry standards, and at
the same time, providing
unique development input
since it is run by teenagers,”
Quinn said.
In summer 2017, the
group got its first big break
when JBUM (Just Between
U and Me), a company
whose goal is to help
bridge the gap between
schools and the needs of
their students.
While other companies
were expected to charge
more $130,000 for the development
of the app, the
three New Trier students
did it for free because they
thought there should be an
anonymous platform for
students who need someone
to talk to and need
help.
“We wanted to do something
more scalable and
that we could make apps
and websites for people,”
Quinn said. “By chance
we came across this project
where [Jennifer Mandell
and Phoebe Monnier
Manalang] want to help
teenagers in schools or
students in organizations
increase their capabilities
to reach out to social
workers because a lot of
people have anxiety going
to a social worker’s office
and there’s still a stigma
with mental health.
“Some people might not
want to go into an office
and be known, so we wanted
to create an anonymous
platform for that.”
So the three friends,
whose projects are selffunded,
spent the entire
summer creating a beta test
of the app, which launched
in early September.
The beta tested others,
many of whom included
their friends, and allowed
them to get feedback after
a two-week training
period. The group said
another step in the future
could be to create another
beta to get more data because
it’s hard to get, especially
from high school
students, because as minors,
they need parental
consent.
“If I never started any
of this business stuff, I’m
sure I would have dedicated
all of my time to school
and rowing and been a
crazy good rower,” Quinn
said. “I really think this
is more valuable because
I’m getting business experience
and am developing
skills that are going to be
used as I get older.”
Working on this one
app would normally take
up a lot of time — Quinn
says normally 2-4 hours a
day but can be more during
the summer or school
breaks — but the three
friends haven’t stopped
there. They’re also working
with a nonprofit called
The Good Athlete Project
and have created their own
Members of BitByBite in their work space while helping create their successful apps. PHOTO SUBMITTED
small venture called Park
Dojo.
The Good Athlete Project
is a nonprofit whose
goal is to spread awareness
and understanding of the
importance of athletics, and
work with teams, coaches,
and athletic departments to
ensure they are done well.
The project identifies sitespecific
needs of a team/
partner organization, then
develops a plan for support
using one of those
four methods: Workshops,
Professional Development
Sessions, Presentation, and
Consultation.
Park Dojo is a convenient
middleman, for students
who drive to school,
to find parking spots near
New Trier. A student goes
on the website and looks at
all of the available driveways
surrounding New
Trier. He/She clicks on a
spot that they find desirable
and either bids or pays
a fixed fee to Park Dojo.
Then, Park Dojo tells the
owner of the driveway that
it has located a student
who wants to pay to park
in their space. The company
takes a cut of the profit
and the majority of the
money goes straight from
the student to the driveway
owner.
According to Quinn, it
has been going really well
and they’re looking to expand
operations.
With two of the three
founders of BitByBite
moving on to college next
year, and Quinn being a
Division I athlete as a rower,
what happens with the
company is up in the air.
“I think that we have
completed our part in
JBUM. It’s an ongoing
partnership but it’s there
responsibility to do more
of the marketing,” Quinn
Check out their work at:
BitbyBite: www.bitbybite.co/
Park Dojo: www.parkdojo.com/index.php
The Good Athlete Project: www.goodathleteproject.
com/
JBUM: www.justbetweenuandme.com/
said. “I think, if more than
anything, this is an experiment
of our abilities
as high schoolers and I’m
not sure if we’ll continue
this together in college
but I know that individually
we’ll work on stuff
like this. The Good Athlete
Project will continue into
the summer and if we find
any small client projects
we’ll start doing that but
I’m not sure what the future
holds.”
Mandell expanded on
what the next steps of
JBUM are.
“All the leg work has
been done by Galen and
his crew,” she said. “Right
now we are just waiting
to perform a beta with
approximately 1,000 students
in middle school. It
has been hard trying to assemble
all of the students
to be able to test the app.
“Now is the perfect time
for this app because of
everything that is going
on this crazy world. We
need to help these kids;
we need to help these kids
understand they are wonderful
and perfect in the
eyes of the beholder and
they should never feel unworthy
or that they are not
enough. I know this can
be done. We just need a
chance.”

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Showcasing
the world
Wilmette’s Romona
Elementary
International
Festival returns
Staff Report
Romona Elementary
School looked like a meeting
of the United Nations
last week at its annual International
Festival.
More than 30 countries
were represented with a
parade, live student performances
and food tasting
on Sunday March 4, at the
school.
First-grader Leighton Huh breaks a board with kick over her brother, Aiden, fourthgrade,
during a Korean performance.
First-grader Heidi Heger, of Wilmette, dances to the
traditional Irish reel song, “The Battle of New Orleans.”
Damola, 10, and Darasmi, 7, work with their Aunt
Debbie to greet visitors at the Nigeria table.
Joanna Lu (foreground), 6, and Anastasia Zock, 7, try their hand at Chinese calligraphy during Romona
Elementary’s School’s International Festival Sunday, March 4, in Wilmette. Photos by Rhonda Holcomb/22nd
Century Media
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A Word From The (Former) President
629 Park Avenue: I stand proud
John Jacoby
Contributing Columnist
Here I am, both before I was saved by Sarah and Craig Condry (left) and after (right).
My innards are also in great shape now. Photos submitted
Greetings! I’m the
beautiful craftsman-style
house at
629 Park Ave., Wilmette,
substituting for the regular
columnist. In 2014, my
owners received a Historic
Preservation Award for
saving me from a lifethreatening
case of old age.
The Award exhilarated
me. I’m now held in high
esteem by other Wilmette
houses. Even the uppity
houses in the CAGE district
of east Wilmette are
envious.
Some of you readers
have undoubtedly contributed
to historic preservation
— by restoring
your vintage property, or
remodeling or adding to
your house in a way that’s
sensitive to its original
design, or constructing a
new house that’s sympathetic
to your neighborhood’s
historic character.
If so, you too could win
an Award and receive the
praise that’s heaped on us
winners. Nominations are
now being accepted by
the Historic Preservation
Commission. Learn more
at the Village’s website.
But enough about you.
Let’s talk about me.
After almost 100 years
of devoted service, I was
ingloriously placed on
the market in 2013 as a
“teardown.” How embarrassing!
But it was true. I
was uninhabitable. I could
almost feel the pounding
of the wrecker’s ball.
Then a miracle! I was
visited by Sarah and Craig
Condry. Their reaction
was startlingly different.
Instead of “ugh,” I heard
hopeful comments: “It
has good bones.” “The
space is good but it needs
to be rearranged, restored,
and updated.” “What a
great location — near the
library, post office, and
Village Center — in the
heart of the community.”
But the comment that
touched me most deeply
was this: “It has roots”.
Roots! This brought tears
to my leaky faucets.
Finally, someone realized
that I’m more than just
an expendable building.
I provide context and
perspective. I help define
my neighborhood and its
lifestyle. I safeguard the
stories and spirit of the
people I’ve hosted.
Even at my advanced
age, I remember my occupants
affectionately. First
came Charles and Amy
Kelley and their four children
(1917 to 1924). They
were fine tea totaling folks.
Charles was a Methodist
minister. In 1909, as pastor
of a Chicago church, he
officiated at the wedding
of Charlie Lew, a native of
China, and Mabel Clark,
a woman of European
descent. City officials
regarded this marriage as
improper and arrested the
couple. Although Illinois
law didn’t prohibit interracial
marriage, Judge
John Newcomer rebuked
Rev. Kelley for performing
the ceremony. Rev. Kelley
responded publicly and
firmly, “I do not see that
a minister can do otherwise
than marry properly
authorized parties since the
State and scripture declare
their marriage to be legal.
In Acts we read, ‘God
that hath made the world
and all things therein hath
made of one blood all nations
of men.’”
Margaret O’Keefe
(widow of a Chicago
physician) and her brother,
Daniel Rockwood (“L”
conductor), were my
second owners (1924 to
1946). They opened my
doors to borders — a gardener,
music teacher, golf
pro, grocery clerk, newspaper
employee, salesman —
mostly young single adults
with diverse backgrounds.
William and Rebecca
Shiley (1946 to 1948) and
Joseph and Rose Puize
(1948 to 1966) came next.
They continued the boarding
house tradition, offering
housing to Wilmette’s
less affluent residents. The
Puizes converted my third
floor into a three-room “inlaw”
apartment and added
a three-car garage.
William and Ruth
Randolph restored me to
my original single-family
status and graced my halls
for many years (1966 to
2013). William served in
the Corps of Engineers
in the Philippines during
World War II. Afterward,
he founded his own
construction business. He
was a dedicated Boy Scout
leader, and his four sons
were all Eagle Scouts.
So what are my roots?
They include stories of decency,
diversity, harmony,
achievement, service, and
honor. If you look closely
at your vintage house, you
may find inspiring messages
in its roots, too.
THE GLENCOE ANCHOR
Village calls on
residents for planning
of Sesquicentennial
Observance
A milestone celebration
is coming to Glencoe.
It will be a yearlong,
all inclusive, communitywide
observance in 2019
of Glencoe’s 150 years of
incorporation — its sesquicentennial.
A Sesquicentennial Executive
Committee composed
of Glencoe Village
officials and members of
the Glencoe Historical Society
formed about a year
ago. They meet regularly
to do research and create a
framework of what might
be done to honor and reflect
on Glencoe’s past achievements
and look forward to
its future.
The executive committee
presented framework
of what might be done to
observe the community’s
150th anniversary to about
45 Glencoe-based organizations
and groups that assembled
on Feb. 26 at the
Writers Theatre. The next
meeting is scheduled for
April 23.
The framework has three
main parts to it. One is
events and activities; second
is historical projects;
and the third is a lasting
legacy project.
“We are opening the
planning to every Glencoe
resident,” Glencoe Village
President Larry Levin
said. “We look forward to
community participation
whether it is by hosting an
event, sitting on the planning
of a subcommittee,
doing volunteer work for an
event or submitting ideas to
us for a legacy project. No
idea is too small. We welcome
all suggestions.”
The actual birthday —
the incorporation — of
Glencoe is March 29, 1869.
At the February meeting,
there was a presentation
of a 2019 calendar with
proposed sesquicentennial
events and dates surrounding
March 29.
Reporting by Hilary Anderson,
Freelance Reporter. Full
story at GlencoeAnchor.com.
THE GLENVIEW LANTERN
Students, residents urge
change to high-school
safety measures
In a heated public comment
session during which
members of the District
225 community argued for
or against the District’s
transgender policy adopted
unanimously last month,
community members were
more closely aligned when
speaking to the board about
another subject: school
safety.
At the District 225 Board
of Education meeting Monday,
Feb. 26, students, parents
and board members
touched on the subject
less than two weeks after
17 were killed during the
shooting at Marjory Stoneman
Douglas High School
in Parkland, Fla.
“I do think that we
should all discuss making
the schools safer,” said
Dylan Degabli, a student at
Glenbrook North.
The junior said he and
his peers are all talking
about the issue of school
safety.
“We really believe that,
especially with what recently
happened, this
should be something that’s
more discussed and we
should eventually come up
with a resolution for this
problem,” he said.
Zoe Shiman, a junior at
Glenbrook North, said she
and other students plan to
participate in the scheduled
National School Walkout
Day on Wednesday, March
14.
“We have formed a
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An intriguing number from this week’s edition
Year Superintendent
Dr. Ray Lechner joined
Wilmette District 39,
Page 4
From the Editor
New Trier walkout can be
‘impactful demonstration’
Eric DeGrechie
eric@wilmettebeacon.com
In the latest edition of
New Trier News, New
Trier High School’s
student news site, Ezra
Wallach wrote a piece
titled, “Let the walkout
be a walkout.” Of course,
Wallach is talking about
a planned school walkout
on Wednesday, March 14.
nfyn
From Page 40
group that just within the
last week already has over
200 students backing us
and many teachers,” Shiman
said. “Our brothers
and sisters at Marjory
Stoneman Douglas High
School have become fulltime
activists, even though
they are not done mourning
for their friends and teachers.”
Reporting by Fouad Egbaria,
Freelance Reporter. Full
story at GlenviewLantern.
com.
THE LAKE FOREST LEADER
Lake Bluff Golf Club
closing at stake after more
than $3M loss
The Lake Bluff Park
District is seriously considering
whether to con-
Student Alliance, along
with other school groups,
are heading what Wallach
calls a “safe and seamless
demonstration.”
The event at New Trier
syncs up with a planned
National School Walkout
that day coming off
the heels of the recent
Parkland, Fla. school
shooting last month.
Wallach writes that
New Trier is planning a
morning announcement
or a free period for the
duration of the walkout.
“While I appreciate
that the school is backing
the cause, in my opinion,
both of these ideas ruin
the nature of a walkout,”
Wallach writes. “A
walkout is meant to be an
act of protest shown by
leaving and walking out
of a place where you are
supposed to be. In this
case, school. Walkouts are
not promoted by the place
that you are planning to
walk out of.”
Wallach makes a
solid argument here. His
desire for the school to
“please do less,” seems
like a reasonable request.
Though I do understand
school administrators
not wanting to upset the
apple cart, one morning of
protest isn’t going to ruin
the school year, let alone
that day. It’s an important
message the students want
to get out.
tinue offering golf at the
Lake Bluff Golf Club, and
on Monday, Feb. 26, the
Lake Bluff Park District
opened the microphone for
community members to
provide input.
The golf club will remain
open for the 2018
season, but its future after
that is up in the air.
The gymnasium at the
recreation center was filled
with golfers and community
members alike.
Ron Salski, the Park
District’s executive director,
presented some basic
figures to launch the conversation.
According to data Salski
compiled from Billy
Casper Golf, which is the
company that currently
manages the course, the
Park District, recreation
accessibility consultants
and FGM Architects, golf
has not only dropped by almost
6,000 annual rounds
since 2002, but the course
has been operating at a financial
loss for more than
a decade. Since 2005, the
Lake Bluff Golf Club has
lost more than $3 million
and is projected to lose
more than $5.4 million in
the next 12 years — and
that’s a modest estimate,
according to Salski.
Salski shared possible
options for downsizing the
golf course in an attempt
to cut losses, but the only
option that ultimately gets
the golf course out of the
red is shutting down golf
operations and simply
mowing and maintaining
walking paths. This would
mean eliminating staff
positions, reducing maintenance
costs and closing
the club house.
Reporting by Margaret Tazioli,
Freelance Reporter. Full
story at LakeForestLeader.
Poet’s Corner
Someday
When is someday?
The day you will read
that book?
The day you will try
that recipe?
The day you will clean
out that closet?
The day you will plan
that trip?
The day you will contact
that old friend?
The day you will reach
out to that one in need?
Maybe today is someday!
Marlene Mitchel,Wilmette
resident
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of McKenzie
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annual Variety
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Across
1. Engaging bar
5. Jack of rhyme
10. You, old way
14. Birthright seller
15. Kind of dish
16. Crew members
17. Heart of the matter
18. Smart one
19. Combustible pile
20. Dagger cover
22. Locate
24. Govt. hush-hush
gp.
25. Giving the goahead
29. Gentle
33. Actor who starred
in a 2011 film with
scenes filmed in
Glencoe
37. Final words about
someone
38. Honeyed drink
39. Handheld device
40. Norwegian king
41. People rhyming
with nation
43. Actor Max of “The
Beverly Hillbillies”
44. Floors
45. Sounds of disapproval
46. Ben-Gurion airline
47. A-lister who
starred in a popular
film set in Glencoe
50. Strips
51. Warren Buffett’s
home
52. First thing an
Indiana cheerleader
calls for
54. ___ the crack of
dawn
57. Extends the policy
61. Persia, now
64. Hunt for prey
66. Indian dish made
with lentils (Var.)
68. ____ a l’orange
69. Plant fiber used for
making rope
70. “Forget it!”
71. Online DIY store
72. Glue
73. PGA part
Down
1. Hard throw, in
baseball
2. Purchase condition
3. Clean
4. Guitar relative
5. Rows
6. Battle in the
American Revolution
7. I-95, e.g.: Abbr.
8. Pendulum paths
9. Polynesian carving
10. Kansas city
11. Stable diet
12. “Catch-22” pilot
13. Exploit
21. Furthermore
23. Lincoln’s Mary
26. Pierce
27. “You’ll have to
do better than that”
28. Tree knots
29. Grew fond of
30. Flowering
31. Foreboding
32. Traded mutual
fund
34. Faulty
35. Twinings product
36. Brownish color
41. Tempe campus,
for short
42. Travel on snow
43. Spelling stinger
45. Animal catcher
48. Type of marmelade
49. Swab target
50. ATM access
number
53. One of the bestselling
rap artists of
all time
55. Church part
56. Stumble
58. Pulitzer winner
Buchanan
59. ____ Who
60. Suckers
61. Suffix with sulf-
62. Grind
63. Temp. reducers
65. Spanish for ear
67. Spy novelist,
Deighton
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Schedule for Wilmette Community Television – Channel 6
Thursday, March 8
1 p.m. Zoning Board of Appeals
5 p.m. Coach’s Corner
6 p.m. S.G. Park Board Meeting (Live)
7:30 p.m. Zoning Board of Appeals
9 p.m. Plan Commission Meeting
Friday, March 9-Sunday, March 11
3 p.m. S.G. Park Board Meeting
4 p.m. S.G. School District 39 Board
Meeting No. 2
5 p.m. S.G. School District 39 Board
Meeting No. 1
6 p.m. Coach’s Corner
7 p.m. Zoning Board of Appeals
9 p.m. Plan Commission Meeting
Monday, March 12
2:30 p.m. Illinois Channel
Programming
4:30 p.m. NSSC Men’s Club Program
5:30 p.m. S.G. School Park Board
Meeting
6:30 p.m. Coach’s Corner
7:30 p.m. Park Board Meeting (Live)
Tuesday, March 13
1 p.m. Park Board Meeting
3:30 p.m. WPD Ice Show 2017
6:30 p.m. Coach’s Corner
7:30 p.m. Village Board Meeting (Live)
Wednesday, March 14
1 p.m. Village Board Meeting
3 p.m. NSSC Men’s Club Program
4:30 p.m. S.G. Village Board Meeting
No. 1 (Live)
6 p.m. S.G. Village Board Meeting No.
2 (Live)
7:30 p.m. Coach’s Corner
8:30 p.m. Village Board Meeting
10 p.m. Illinois Channel Programming
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How to play Sudoku
Each Sudoku puzzle consists of a 9x9 grid that
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3x3 squares. To solve the puzzle each row, column
and box must contain each of the numbers
1 to 9.
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wilmettebeacon.com life & arts
the wilmette beacon | March 8, 2018 | 45
The cast of McKenzie Elementary’s 38th Annual Variety Show perform “Fly” at a
recent dress rehearsal. Photos by Rhonda Holcomb/22nd Century Media
‘Community of people’ make
McKeznie Variety Show happen
Alexa Burnell
Freelance Reporter
If there seems to be an
extra pep in the step of
the McKenzie Elementary
community, it’s because
the 38th annual Variety
Show is on the horizon.
The parent-produced,
performed and directed
fundraiser brings out the
creative talents of the 115
parents involved in the
show.
Set to run the week of
March 13-17, the performance,
“Variety Show
Deconstructed,” will sport
a superhero theme with a
unique twist, sure to captivate
the elementary-aged
crowd, while resonating
with moms, dads, and
teachers, too.
This year’s production
is directed by Michael
Clark, a four-time Variety
Show veteran. It is being
produced by Sidney Regalado,
a three-time Variety
Show veteran. Both
Parent Ryan Leahy (left), as Mr. Incredible, and Jeff
Danielson, as Superman, hold up Amy Falkowski, as
Black Widow.
McKenzie Variety Show
10:30 a.m. March 10
(free sensory sensitive
production)
7 p.m. March 13-16
1:30 p.m./6 p.m.
March 17
men have poured countless
hours into upholding a
tradition that distinguishes
McKenzie Elementary
from the rest.
For Clarke, the production
is just as much about
putting on a show-stopping
performance, as it is
about collaborating with
like-minded parents and
building friendships to last
a lifetime.
“There is a community
of people who year after
year, come back to be part
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In Memoriam
Faith P. Bushnell
Faith Bushnell, 84, a
former longtime resident
of Wilmette, died. She was
living in Rio Rancho, New
Mexico at the time of her
passing. She was preceded
in death by her husband,
George, and son, George
Jr. Bushnell leaves behind
a son, Stuart, and daughters,
Christie and Elizabeth.
Rest in Peace.
Robert Earl Drew
Robert Earl Drew, of
Kenilworth,
died Feb. 3.
Born Nov.
22, 1930 in
Chicago to
Colleen and
Leslie Drew,
Drew attended
New
Drew
Trier High School, graduating
in 1948. Drew entered
the University of Illinois in
1948, and graduated with
a Bachelor of Science in
mechanical engineering in
1952. Shortly after graduating
from the University
of Illinois, Drew married
Patricia Michelman and
moved to New Mexico
where he was a lieutenant
in the Army based at White
Sands Proving Grounds.
After leaving the military,
they moved to Milwaukee,
made several life-long
friends, before eventually
landing in Kenilworth in
the early ‘60s. In Milwaukee,
Drew began his professional
career working in
industrial sales for Cutler
Hammer before joining his
father, Leslie, and brother,
Roger, at Drew & Carr in
the advertising world.
In 1969, Drew left advertising
to own and run
a plastics firm, Leon Bush
Manufacturing. For over
25 years, he utilized his
mechanical engineering
background designing
several household and toy
items and was credited with
several patents. Including
his youth and most of his
adult life, Drew lived in
Kenilworth for more than
70 years, enjoyed coaching
local youth baseball
and football teams and was
the defacto league photographer
during the ‘60s and
‘70s. Drew was also an active
member in The Church
of the Holy Comforter and
was a Sunday school teacher
for many years.
In May 2017, he sold the
family home and relocated
close to family in Three
Rivers, Michigan, which is
also where he and the family
enjoyed reunions for the
past 20 years.
Drew was preceded in
death by his beloved wife of
63 years, Patricia, and will
be interned with Patricia at
The Church of The Holy
Comforter. Drew is survived
by his four children,
Deborah Drew Howell (Steven),
George Robert Drew
(Beth), David Michael
Drew (Carrie) and Gerald
Philip Drew (Elizabeth).
He is also survived by 13
grandchildren and 7 greatgrandchildren.
A memorial
service will be held at 11
a.m. on March 23 at The
Church of The Holy Comforter
in Kenilworth. In lieu
of flowers, please consider a
donation to your local Boy
Scout troop. Envelopes are
available at Hohner Funeral
Home. Online condolences
may be shared at www.
hohnerfh.com.
Joseph Peter
Bartzis
Joseph
Peter Bartzis,
26, died.
Bartzis,
a graduate
of New Bartzis
Trier High
School, was the cherished
son of Peter and
Angela (nee Giammona)
Bartzis, loving brother of
Evan, Madeline and Lucas
Bartzis, beloved grandson
of Evans and the late
Elenie Bartzis and Joseph
and Mary Giammona,
dear nephew of Alexandra
(Peter) Kanavos, Martha
(Steve) Tzioumis, Tony
Giammona, Stephanie
(Jerry) Voight and Sarah
(Todd) McCutcheon, fond
cousin and friend of many.
Bartzis was also a graduate
of Arizona State University
and was a member
of the Sigma Chi Fraternity.
Visitation was Sunday,
March 4 at Smith Corcoran
Funeral Home. Family
and friends met Monday,
March 5, at St. Demetrios
Greek Orthodox Church in
Chicago for a funeral service.
Interment was private.
Kindly omit flowers, the
family requests donations
be made in Josephs’ name
to the Amyloidosis Support
Group 232 Orchard
Dr., Wood Dale, IL 60191
or www.amyloidossupport.
org. to raise awareness and
fund research.
Robert Binkley
Robert Binkley died
Feb. 23.
Binkley was born on
Aug. 25, 1935 and was
a graduate of New Trier
High School in 1954. He
was a resident of Ames,
Iowa at the time of passing.
He grew up in Winnetka.
After graduating, he
was drafted into the Army.
Molly Driscoll
Molly P. Driscoll nee
Packel, a New Trier graduate,
67, died in Mexico.
Driscoll was the beloved
wife of Michael P., loving
mother of Mark (Abbey)
and Greg Driscoll and Breanne
(Erik) Liscinsky, de-
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Faith Briefs
First Congregational Church of Wilmette
(1125 Wilmette Ave., Wilmette)
Worship During Lent
You are welcome to join
the church at its 10 a.m.
worship service on Sunday,
March 11, as it marks
the fourth Sunday in Lent.
Church school for children
(age three through the sixth
grade) runs simultaneously
with the worship service,
and nursery care is provided
for infants through age
two. Contact the church
for more details about the
service at (847) 251-6660
or 1stchurch@fccw.org or
visit the website to learn
about the church community:
www.fccw.org.
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Winnetka Covenant Church (1200
Hibbard Road, Wilmette)
Holy Week at Winnetka
Covenant
Join the church on Palm
Sunday, March 25, at 9:30
a.m. for Sunday School for
all ages and 10:45 a.m. for
a Sunday morning worship
service.
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
(1235 Wilmette Ave., Wilmette)
Wednesdays in Lent
Every Wednesday during
Lent, Vespers are at
6:00 p.m., followed by a
simple soup supper at 6:30
p.m. All are welcome.
Kenilworth Union Church (211
Kenilworth Ave., Kenilworth)
Membership
The church invites those
interested in becoming
members of church to attend
the information class.
Spring classes begin at 2
p.m. March 18 or 7 p.m.
March 19.
Those choosing to be
new members will be recognized
on New Member
Sunday, April 8, at the
10:30 a.m. worship in the
Sanctuary.
Baha’i House of Worship (100 Linden
Ave., Wilmette)
Children’s Classes
Children ages 7 to 10
are invited learn about
Manifestations of God
including, Krishna, Abraham,
Buddha, Christ,
Bahá’u’lláh (Founder of
the Bahá’í Faith), and other
Divine Teachers. Sunday
mornings from 10-11
a.m. Contact Ellen Price at
(847) 812-1084 for more
information.
St. Joseph Catholic Church (1747 Lake
Ave., Wilmette)
Sunday Mass
Sunday Masses are held
at 7:30, 9, 10:15 and 11:30
a.m.
Submit information for
The Beacon’s Faith page
to Michael Wojtychiw at
m.wojtychiw@22ndcentury
media.com

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WILMETTE
The Rock House
(1150 Central Ave. (847)
256-7625)
■6:30 ■ p.m. Friday,
March 9: Family Night
+ Karaoke
Wilmette Theatre
(1122 Central Ave. (847)
251-7424)
■6:30 ■ p.m. Thursday,
March 8: The Birds
Wilmette Historical
Museum
(609 Ridge Road (847)
853-7666)
■2 ■ p.m. Sunday, March
11: Tidbits from ‘The
Chicago Food Encyclopedia’
GLENVIEW
Johnny’s Kitchen
(1740 Milwaukee Ave.
(847) 699-9999)
■7:30 ■ p.m. every Friday
and Saturday: Live
Music
The Rock House
(1742 Glenview Road
(224) 616-3062)
■6 ■ p.m. Friday, March
9: Family Night and
Karaoke
■10 ■ a.m. Saturday,
March 10: Piper Phillips
Acoustic
■10 ■ a.m. Sunday, March
11: Owen Hemming
■Noon, ■ Sunday, March
11: Sean Heffernan
■2:30 ■ p.m. Sunday
March 11: Luc Parcell
Student Showcase
Curragh Irish Pub
(1800 Tower Drive, (847)
998-1100)
■7:30 ■ p.m. every
Wednesday: Trivia
LAKE BLUFF
Lake Bluff Brewing
Company
(16 E. Scranton Ave.
(224) 544-5179)
■5-11 ■ p.m. Thursday,
March 8: None More
Black Barrel Ages
Black Squirrel Stout
release
■6 ■ p.m.-midnight, Saturday,
March 24: Seventh
birthday party
WINNETKA
Good Grapes
(821 Chestnut Court,
(847) 242-9800)
■Every ■ Saturday: 50
percent off a glass of
wine with glass of wine
at regular price and
same day Writers Theatre
Saturday matinee
tickets
NORTHBROOK
Northbrook Theatre
(3323 Walters Ave. (847)
291-2367)
■12:30 ■ and 4 p.m. Saturday,
March 10: Yo,
Vikings!
Pinstripes
(1150 Willow Road,
(847) 480-2323)
■From ■ open until close
all week: bowling and
bocce
GLENCOE
Writers Theatre
(325 Tudor Court, (847)
242-6000)
■Through ■ March
18: A Moon for the
Misbegotten
Tudor Wine Bar
(338 Tudor Court, (847)
786-4267)
■8 ■ p.m. Friday, March 9:
Robbie Gold
HIGHLAND PARK
The Panda Bar
(596 Elm Place, (847)
433-0589)
■Every ■ Friday: Live
Music
HIGHWOOD
Buffo’s
(431 Sheridan Road,
(847) 432-0301)
■7 ■ p.m. every Monday:
Trivia
To place an event in The
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mckeznie
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of the show, which I think
speaks volume about the
relationships that are made
and the experiences that are
had,” Clarke said. “It allows
parents to collaborate
creatively, and to be viewed
in a light different than in
their day to day lives.”
Clarke has a background
in the entertainment industry
and was originally
drawn to the show for the
chance to revisit his creative
roots. For Regalado,
however, his happenstance
involvement has led him
in a direction he never expected.
“My wife was the first
one to become involved
and I said, ‘no way, not me.
I’m not getting up there on
stage.’ Well, lo and behold,
here I am three year later,
producing the whole show,
so I guess you can say,
I’ve changed my tune,”
Regalado said. “And, like
[Michael] I have had the
opportunity to meet people
and build lasting friendships,
while tapping into a
different side of myself.”
Preparing for the show is
no simple task. Folks gather
months ahead of production
time brainstorming, writing,
designing sets, planning
costumes and all the
other things that go into putting
on a full-scale production.
For those who prefer
to stay out of the limelight,
there are opportunities to
help with advertising, ticket
sales, T-shirts, communications,
stage crew and more.
“Its really an amazing
process; each person
comes up with their own
ideas centered around the
theme and the result is
some very creative and
clever song writing,”
Clarke said. “What I really
enjoy is watching someone
who just joined, compose
a great song and discover
a new talent.”
Along with the cast
of parents, teachers and
Principal Rachel Filippi
will entertain the crowd
with their show-stopping
moves, so come out to the
38th annual McKenzie
Elementary Variety Show
set for the week of March
13-17. Tickets are $10 and
can be purchased on the
McKenzie PTA website at
mckenziepta.com.
obits
From Page 46
voted grandmother of Kellan
and Katherine Driscoll
and Ian and Emmett Liscinsky,
dear sister of Jeannine
Packel, Renée (James)
Wochner and the late Joel,
Ned and John Packel.
Driscoll was a graduate
of St. Joseph Grammar
School in 1964, New Trier
High School in 1968 and
Stephens College.
Anne M. Eskra
nee Murray
Anne M.
Eskra nee
Murray, 72,
a New Trier
graduate,
died in Denver
Dec. 27
Eskra
with family at her bedside.
Eskra’s peaceful and natural
death came as a result
of a stroke on Dec. 21.
Eskra graduated New
Trier in 1963, received
her Bachelor of Arts in
English and Psychology
from Wellesley College,
and earned her Master of
Arts in English from the
University of Chicago.
This passion for written
language informed
her work as a teacher in
the Peace Corps in Kenya.
She led a 38-yearlong
career as an editor
of educational textbooks,
most notably at Houghton
Mifflin Harcourt. The
call of this work was so
strong that she returned
to it (following her retirement
and move to Denver
in 2012), alongside many
colleagues she knew for
decades. Eskra is preceded
in death by her parents
Elizabeth “Betty” (Ely)
Murray and Rowland
“Bud” Murray.
She is survived by her
brother A. Gordon Murray
and nephews Ethan
and Aidan; former husband
Dale Eskra; daughter
Catherine “Katie”
Eskra; daughter Laurel
(Eskra) Tropeano and her
husband Jeff, and granddaughters
Vivian and
Sylvie (among many other
beloved cousins and
family members).
A celebration of Eskra’s
life will be held at 1 p.m.
Saturday, March 10, at Alice
Millar Chapel (1870
Sheridan Rd. in Evanston),
with reception to follow.
Donations can be made to
the Denver Botanic Gardens
“in memory of Anne
Eskra.”
Lawrence Maynard Gamber
Lawrence
Maynard
Gamber,
a Loyola
Academy
graduate,
54, died, surrounded
by
his family.
Gamber
He is survived by his
loving wife, Carol Gamber
nee Slater, and children
Charles, Adam, and
Mary Katherine Gamber.
Gamber was the devoted
son of Ruth Ann
Henneman Gamber and
the late Mark J. Gamber,
brother of Mark
(Mary Jo), the Rev. Matthew
S.J., William (Linda),
Peggy, and Robert
(Suzan) Gamber, fond
brother-in-law and loving
uncle of many nieces
and nephews. Gamber
is a proud graduate of
OLPH School, Loyola
Academy, and Marquette
University, where he met
the love of his life, Carol.
As a ‘Man for Others,’ his
passion, dedication, and
gift of helping others was
his true vocation in life.
Gamber’s greatest joy
were his children. He was
an avid golfer, college
sports fan, and a master
of the grill.
Visitation was Monday,
March 5, at Donnellan
Family Funeral Home.
Mass of Christian Burial
is Tuesday, March 6, at
Our Lady of Perpetual
Help Church. Interment
followed at All Saints
Cemetery, Des Plaines,
IL. In lieu of flowers, memorials
may be made to
Sister Paulanne’s Needy
Family Fund o/c OLPH,
1775 Grove Street, Glenview,
IL 60025 or The
First Step House, 1029
Graceland Avenue, Des
Plaines, IL 60016. Info:
www.donnellanfuneral.
com or (847) 675-1990.
Have someone’s life you’d
like to honor? Email
Michael Wojtychiw at
m.wojtychiw@22ndcentury
media.com with information
about a loved one who was
part of the Wilmette/Kenilworth
community.

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the wilmette beacon | March 8, 2018 | 49
Javier’s brings authentic flavors of Mexico to Glenview
Martin Carlino
Contributing Editor
For most, the 11 miles
that separate the Villages
of Arlington Heights and
Glenview hold little significance.
But, for Javier
Villarreal, the length is the
embodiment of the fruits of
his labor.
A native of Durango,
Mexico, Villarreal,
who now calls Arlington
Heights home, is the proud
owner of Mexican restaurants
in both villages.
Villarreal’s background
in the restaurant industry
dates back to 1989, when
he first started working as a
bartender and waiter for La
Tejanita, a Mexican restaurant
in Arlington Heights.
Three short years later,
an opportunity to buy the
restaurant presented itself
— and Villarreal rolled the
dice and purchased it.
“I learned quite a bit
about the hospitality service
in that time,” Villarreal
said. “When the opportunity
came by to buy the
restaurant, I bought it.”
Once he became the
owner, Villarreal devoted
countless hours to renovating
the space and refining
his craft.
More than 15 years after
taking over the space in Arlington
Heights, Villarreal
expanded the restaurant
and changed the name to
Javier’s Sabor Mexicano.
The Arlington Heights
addition was far from the
last time expansion was on
Villarreal’s mind. In 2016,
after Villarreal got an offer
from a personal friend, he
decided to take his homestyle,
authentic Mexican
recipes 11 miles north to
Glenview.
Familiar with the process
of getting a restaurant going,
Villarreal got right to
work.
“We added our own personal
touch to it,” he said.
The ceviche de pescado ($8.50) at Javier’s Sabor Mexicano in Glenview features
marinated sea bass with cilantro, avocado, onions and tomatoes. Photos by Michal
Dwojak/22nd Century Media
“We replaced some equipment
in the kitchen, got rid
of some of the neon lightning
and added a new touch
of paint.”
To help ease the transition,
Villarreal transferred
over a near-identical menu
and several longtime employees
of his to the Glenview
location.
One area of the restaurant
that remained largely
unchanged was the space’s
bar. According to Villarreal,
Javier’s offers guests
a wide variety options, including
premium tequilas.
Although the startup was
slightly slower than hoped,
Villarreal is thankful for the
welcome he’s received.
“It started a little slow,
but it’s improved since,”
he said. “The people have
been very nice and we’re
lucky to have such great
customers. We get some
customers that use to go to
Arlington Heights and now
come to Glenview, which is
nice.”
As Javier’s two-year anniversary
in Glenview approaches,
he couldn’t be
more grateful for the early
feedback he’s received.
“It’s all been very positive,”
he said. “The best
The mole negro ($17.50) includes chicken breast with
Oaxacan black mole.
The alambres ($16.50) comes with grilled pieces of
steak, green peppers, onions, tomatoes, bacon and
guacamole.
thing about it is you can
tell when you have regular
customers. They come in at
least once a week ... and we
have customers that have
mentioned they’ve gone to
try other new places in the
area, but they still come
back here. ... I think that
shows we’re doing something
right.”
Villarreal knows that the
support he so cherishes
is something that doesn’t
come easy. And, to show
his gratitude to customers,
he and his staff often go the
extra mile.
“Our relationships with
customers are extremely
important to us,” he said.
“When [guests] come over
and ask for a change on an
item, most of the time, a
restaurant will tell you it’s
not on the menu. But, if we
have it, we’ll make it for
you. That is how you make
customers happy.”
As for its menu, Javier’s
offers patrons an array of
options.
Editors from 22nd Century
Media headed over to
the Glenview location to
experiences its authentic
flavors of Mexico.
With a vast menu full of
classic dishes, Javier’s of-
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Glenview
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11 a.m.-10 p.m.
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11 a.m.-11 p.m. Friday
and Saturday
fers up something for everyone’s
tastes.
We started out with one
of Javier’s appetizer options,
ceviche de pescado.
The dish ($8.50) is an incredibly
fresh-tasting plentiful
serving of marinated
sea bass with cilantro, avocado,
onions and tomatoes.
The colorful plate is sure to
satisfy taste buds and provide
a pleasing start to your
meal.
We next sampled Javier’s
mole negro ($17.50), one
of the restaurant’s chicken
entrees. Per Villarreal,
the dish takes nearly four
hours from start to finish
because of the preparation
that goes into it. Villarreal
noted a technique based on
frequent movement, which
he credits as the method to
effectively maximize the
flavor potential of the dish.
And, Villarreal’s preparation
methods are undoubtably
effective. This dish
will leave you craving more
the moment after your first
bite. The Oaxacan black
mole serves as the perfect
compliment to the flavorful
chicken breast.
Our tastings of Javier’s
menu didn’t stop there, as
we next tried the Alambres
dish ($16.50), a traditional
Mexican dish that featured
grilled pieces of steak, bacon,
green peppers, onions
and tomatoes. We opted
for guacamole — which
paired nicely with the dish
— and rice on the side. The
portion was both plentiful
and saporous, as the steak
boasted a succulent taste.
We even saved room
for dessert — and Javier’s
surely didn’t disappoint.
We first sampled Javier’s
plantano frito ($4.95), a
serving of fried plantains
with ice cream centered
in the middle and topped
off with chocolate sauce.
After a delicious testing of
Javier’s sopapilla ($4.50),
a puffed pastry with cinnamon
and honey, we closed
out our visit with a taste
of the restaurant’s fried ice
cream (6.75), which was
quite possibly this writer’s
favorite dessert. The ice
cream is served on top of
a sopapilla, topped with
a choice of strawberry
or chocolate sauce and
whipped cream.
Villarreal knows his restaurant
offers guests a variety
of options, but small
tweaks to its menu are one
of the few changes he is
considering.
“We’re talking about
eliminating a few items and
adding new ones, but we’re
still in the planning stages,”
he said.

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Athlete of the week
10 Questions
with Andrew Kirkpatrick
The senior is a member of
the New Trier boys basketball
team
If you could play
another sport, what
would it be and why?
Football. That was my
favorite thing to play in
middle school, I regret not
playing it in high school.
What’s the best advice
you’ve ever gotten?
A senior when I first
started playing on varsity,
Mike Hurley, gave me to
get the easy basket before
taking some jump shots
and that’s really helped me
throughout my career.
softball
From Page 59
number of talented underclassmen
and newcomers,
he brings back a solid nucleus
in Riley Becker, Kendall
Barrett and Rebecca
Richards.
“I’m really excited about
the season, there’s a lot of
positiveness,” the coach
added. “I know that two
years ago, they won three
wins and we went from
three wins to 18 in one
year, and that’s because of
girls who bought in, believed
what we were doing
was going to be helpful and
help them compete. I think
they were also sick of being
the laughingstock of the
conference and the softball
community. I’m excited
about building on that success.”
To continue to build that
success, he has beefed up
his schedule to include top
teams in the area, including
Loyola and Elk Grove.
“For some coaches, the
won-loss record is really
important; I’m not one of
those,” Goranson said. “I
think girls really need to
be challenged and that they
rise to the level of that. The
challenges I put forth to
the girls, our schedule is
really tough. We play Elk
Grove, we play some really
high-level teams. [Class]
4A teams, 3A teams, we’re
playing maybe one 1A
school, and maybe three
2A schools and the rest of
our schedule is 3A and 4A.
“I’ve explained that to
the girls that we’re not going
to be the team that everybody
puts a W next to
our name. They’re going
to come out to beat us and
our girls have to understand
the difference between that
and how we surprised a lot
of teams last year with how
we played.”
On top of the difficult
schedule, the Panthers will
be spending much of the
season away from Techny
Towers, its home field.
“It’s going to be tough.
Not playing at home is always
difficult and for that
long, I think we play 60 or
70 percent of our games on
the road,” Goranson said.
What’s been your
favorite moment at
New Trier?
Beating Evanston this
year because it was my
first varsity win against
Evanston.
If you had one
superpower, what
would it be and why?
I’d want to be able to fly,
because that would make
playing basketball a lot
easier.
What’s the best part
about being a New
Trier athlete?
New Trier has a winning
culture and it’s really
fun to be able to play at a
school that’s had so many
great athletes, wins so frequently
and being able to
continue that tradition.
When did you start
playing basketball and
why?
I started playing in my
basement when I was 1
or 2 years old because my
dad bought a little playhoop
when I was younger.
If you had $3 to spend
at Walgreens, what
would you buy?
A lot of candy.
If you could travel
anywhere in the
world, where would it
be and why?
I would travel to Switzerland
or Belgium because
they have really
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it tastes better there than
shipping it to the United
States.
Do you have any
superstitions before,
during or after a
game?
I normally try to nap before
a game, a couple hours
before, so I have energy
going into the game and
get myself replenished.
What’s one thing
people don’t know
about you?
I really like to read.
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Athlete of the Month
Glenbrook North girls basketball’s Morgan Paull won 22nd Century Media’s Athlete of
the Month contest for the month of January. 22nd Century Media File Photo
Paull gets GBN back to winning ways
Michal Dwojak, Sports Editor
Morgan Paull has led
the Spartans all season
and now she helped GBN
win another Athlete of the
Month.
The girls basketball senior
has been a leader for
the Spartans throughout
her time with the varsity
team and helped grow the
program for coach Danielle
Fluegge.
Paull won the contest by
a narrow three votes over
New Trier fencer Alexandre
Kulp. Trevians powerlifter
Chamberlain Coffee
trailed Paull by five votes
February Athlete of the Month Candidates
Loyola Academy
Matthew Parma, boys hockey
Tommy Barr, boys swimming and
diving
New Trier
Maureen McNerney, girls ice hockey
Peter Chatain, rowing
Glenbrook North
Kolby Wilcox, girls hockey
Kellen Witherell, boys basketball
Kelly Pearson, girls track and field
Evan Barnes, boys basketball
Glenbrook South
Natalie Kim, fencing
Raelyn Roberson, girls track and field
to finish in third place.
Voting lasted from February
10-25. The Athlete
of the Month contest for
athletes selected in the
month of February gets
underway on March 10
and will end on March 25.
Vote at WilmetteBeacon.
com.
Lake Forest Academy
Matey Juric, boys basketball
Lake Forest
Christopher Neill, squash
Kristin Fisch, girls gymnastics
Highland Park
Grace Walker, girls ice hockey
Tobe Obochi, boys swimming and
diving
Alex Rosenbloom, wrestling
Allison Antman, girls track
and field
Woodlands Academy
Liz Coughlin, girls basketball
This Week In...
Trevian varsity athletics
Badminton
■March ■ 14 - at Glenbrook North, 4:30 p.m.
Boys basketball
■March ■ 9 - vs. TBD (Maine East Sectional),
7 p.m.
■March ■ 13 - vs. TBA (at Sears Centre
Supersectional), 7:30 p.m.
Boys lacrosse
■March ■ 14 - host Maine South, 7 p.m.
Girls lacrosse
■March ■ 13 - host Deerfield, 6:15 p.m.
Girls soccer
■March ■ 15 - host Prospect, 6:30 p.m.
Softball
■March ■ 15 - vs TBA (at Heritage Park),
4:30 p.m.
Boys track and field
■March ■ 9 - at Batavia Invite, 4:30 p.m.
■March ■ 9 - at Evanston Invite, 5:30 p.m.
Girls track and field
■March ■ 15 - at CSL Invite (at Glenbrook
South), 4:30 p.m.
Boys water polo
■March ■ 9 - vs. TBD (at Palatine Invite),
4 p.m.
■March ■ 10 - vs. TBD (at Palatine Invite),
TBD
■March ■ 15 - vs. TBD (at Fenwick Invite),
5 p.m.
■■
Girls water polo
■March ■ 10 - host Invite, 12:30 p.m.
■March ■ 13 - host Lyons, 6:30 p.m.
Rambler varsity athletics
Boys basketball
Central Suburan League South
Boys basketball
Ciaran Brayboy, New Trier
Andrew Kirkpatrick, New Trier
Griffin Ryan, New Trier
Girls basketball
Cate Murdock, New Trier
Maggie Murdock, New Trier (Player of
the Year)
Chicago Catholic League
All-Catholic League
All-Conference
■March ■ 9 - vs. TBD (Maine East Sectional),
7 p.m.
■March ■ 13 - vs. TBA (at Sears Centre
Supersectional), 7:30 p.m.
Girls lacrosse
■March ■ 15 - host Fenwick, 6 p.m.
Girls soccer
■March ■ 15 - host Lane, 4:45 p.m.
Boys track and field
■March ■ 9 - at Evanston Invite, 5:30 p.m.
Girls track and field
■March ■ 9 - at Highland Park Invite,
4:30 p.m.
Boys tennis
■March ■ 15 - host Brother Rice, 4:30 p.m.
Boys water polo
■March ■ 9 - vs. TBD (at Palatine Invite), TBD
■March ■ 10 - vs. TBD (at Palatine Invite), TBD
■March ■ 12 - at St. Ignatius (at UIC), 6 p.m.
■March ■ 14 - at Mount Carmel, 6:30 p.m.
Girls water polo
■March ■ 10 - at New Trier Invite, 12:30 p.m.
■March ■ 12 - host St. Ignatius, 6 p.m.
■March ■ 13 - at Stevenson, 6 p.m.
Panther varsity athletics
Girls lacrosse
■March ■ 13 - at Highland Park, 4:45 p.m.
Girls soccer
■March ■ 13 - at Christian Liberty Academy,
4:30 p.m.
■March ■ 15 - host Intrinsic Schools, 5 p.m.
Softball
■March ■ 13 - host Niles North, 4:30 p.m.
Girls track
■March ■ 10 - at Maine East Invite, 8 a.m.
Kevin Cunningham, Loyola
All-Catholic League Blue
Pete Mangan, Loyola
Connor Barrett, Loyola
Catholic League Blue Coach of the Year
Tom Livatino, Loyola
Girls Catholic Athletic Conference
Julia Martinez, Loyola
Celia Satter, Loyola
Lilly Wehman, Loyola

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Loyola Boys water polo preview
Experienced squad leads Loyola into 2018
Michael Wojtychiw
Sports Editor
Last season was more
of a learning experience
for the Loyola boys water
polo team, as only two of
its players had seen any
varsity experience. All that
team did was make it to
the sectional final, where it
would fall to eventual state
runner-up New Trier.
Luckily for the Ramblers,
many of those inexperienced
water polo players
return this season.
“Their mental preparedness
coming into a game,
there’s a lot less on their
mind, they know what
to expect going into the
game,” coach Daniel Hengelmann
said. “They know
the level of competition
and it changes how we approach
practice on a daily
basis, where last year it
may have been more instructional,
this year more
technical.”
Making it to the sectional
final was something that
was a great experience for
such a young squad.
“That was an unbelievable
experience to play a
squad like New Trier because
it let us know where
the bar is with the way the
boys train in the offseason,
swim during the swim
season,” the coach said. “I
know that they’re aware
we need to be playing at a
higher level than we were
last year and I think we’re
ready for the challenge.”
Luckily for the Ramblers,
they return one of
the state’s best players in
John Merucci. The senior
scored third-team all-state
honors after scoring nearly
100 goals last season. Tony
Spallone, a co-captain, is
one of the state’s best defensive
players, according
to his coach, and one of
the more under-recognized
players.
However, it’s the a sophomore
that may be one of
the most, if not the most,
important players on the
squad. That’s Jake Carr,
who last year made history
for any team under Hengelmann’s
watch by being
the first freshman to ever
start for the Ramblers.
“It takes a very headstrong
person to take on
that responsibility, especially
someone who had to
take on New Trier on a regular
basis,” Hengelmann
said. “The way he handled
himself, took leadership of
the role, it demonstrated
the character he had.
“You can tell how much
faith the entire team has
when going into battle.
‘Oh my god, our last line
of defense is phenomenal,
we can help him out defensively
but we know he’s
got our back as well.’ He’s
hungry to get back and assume
that role.”
Despite much of the
squad being an experienced
one, Loyola will
still look for some of its
newcomers to play key
roles.
“We have a sophomore
named Kevin Considine.
At our freshman/sophomore
conference swim
meet, he won the 100 and
200 freestyle two years in
a row. He’s a big, strong,
fast kid who is going to
be an impact scorer right
away,” the coach said. “It’s
a family tradition. He’ll be
the fourth boy in the program
and his sister is the
captain at Bucknell. We
know he’s going to provide
a lot of impact.
“Another new guy is
Noah Zahn, he was an
impact varsity swimmer
Loyola’s John Merucci looks to lead the Ramblers deep into the 2018 postseason.
22nd Century Media File Photo
Loyola boys water
polo roster
Noah Zahn
Wil Edwards
Kenny Sajnaj
Jack Maddalozzo
John Merucci
Jacob Bevan
Tony Spallone
Charlie Freedman
Brain Solmos
Charles Caestecker
Tommy Barr
Kevin Considine
Jake Carr
this year, was able to play
with us this summer and
has improved greatly. His
speed is going to be very
helpful to us.”
The Ramblers play in
arguably the most difficult
conference in the
state, the Metro Catholic
Aquatic Conference,
one that features constant
state contenders Fenwick,
Brother Rice and St. Ignatius.
Fenwick and Brother
Rice have won the two
most state championships
in state history.
“We open with Fenwick,
Loyola boys water polo schedule
Date Opponent Time
3/9 at Palatine Invite TBA
3/10 at Palatine Invite TBA
3/12 at St. Ignatius 6 p.m.
3/14 at Mount Carmel 6:30 p.m.
3/19 vs. De La Salle 6 p.m.
3/21 vs. St. Patrick 6 p.m.
3/23 at York Invite TBA
3/24 at York Invite TBA
3/26 at St. Rita 6 p.m.
4/6 at Lyons Invite TBA
4/7 at Lyons Invite TBA
4/10 vs. Evanston 6 p.m.
4/11 at St. Viator 6:30 p.m.
4/19 at Conant 6 p.m.
4/24 at Glenbrook South 6 p.m.
4/27 at Stevenson Invite TBA
4/28 at Stevenson Invite TBA
4/30 vs. Lockport 6 p.m.
5/3 at MCAC Championships TBA
5/5 at MCAC Championships TBA
and then follow that up
with Brother Rice, the two
programs with the most
state championships. We
don’t see a point in coming
out and playing a light
schedule,” the coach said.
“All of our tournaments
are deep and put us in a
pool different than ours
but similar to the ones
we’ll be playing in at the
conference, sectional, and
hopefully, state tournament.
We can only challenge
ourselves so much
in practice, we need to go
out and measure ourselves
against the best teams in
the state.”
high school
highlights
The rest of the week in
high school sports
Boys basketball
Loyola 69, Hersey 31
Pete Mangan scored 19
points to lead the Ramblers
to a regional semifinal-win
Feb. 27 in Park
Ridge. Connor Barrett
added 15 points.
New Trier 57, Wheeling
43
Ciaran Brayboy had 14
points and six rebounds
as the Trevians won their
regional semifinal Feb.
27 in Winnetka. Spencer
Boehm added nine points
and 10 rebounds.
Boys hockey
Loyola Gold 4, New Trier
Green 3
Cooper Prawdzik,
Eamon O’Brien, Danny
Stevens and Aidan Finegan
each scored to lead
the Ramblers to a Game
2-win in the Scholastic
Hockey League championship
series Saturday,
March 3, in Winnetka.
The sweep of New Trier
Green gives the Ramblers
their first-ever SHL title.
Loyola Gold 3, New Trier
Green 2, OT
O’Brien scored the
game-winning goal in
overtime Friday, March
2, in Lincolnwood. Ben
Goldberg and Robbie
Gapp scored in regulation
of the first game of the
SHL championship series.
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Local swim clubs impress
at Illinois Swimming Senior
Championships
Nasa Wildcat Aquatics
and New Trier Aquatics,
two swim clubs with many
local athletes, competed at
the Illinois Swimming Senior
Championships held on
the weekend of March 3-4
in Chicago and came away
with impressive results.
Local winners:
100-yard breaststroke
Charlie Scheinfeld, New
Trier Aquatics, 53.90
200-yard freestyle
Ryan Gridley, New Trier
Aquatics, 1:38.52
Men’s 800-yard freestyle
relay
New Trier Aquatics
(Scheinfeld, Ryan Gridley,
Patrick Gridley, Ean Vandergraaf),
6:38.87 (meet
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Womemn’s 400-yard
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New Trier Aquatics
(Shannon Kearney, Audrey
Richardson, Lily Kurzydlo,
Joelle Ohr), 3:26.61
Men’s 400-yard freestyle
relay
New Trier Aquatics
(Scheinfeld, Tommy Barr,
Patrick Gridley, Ryan
Gridley), 3:03.81
Top 3 finishes:
1,650-yard freestyle
3rd: Luke Maurer, Nasa
Wildcat Aquatics
400-yard individual
medley
2nd: Ryan Gridley,
4:01.01
200-yard breaststroke
2nd: Scheinfeld, 2:00.77
Women’s 100-yard
backstroke
2nd: Kearney, 54.97
Men’s 100-yard backstroke
2nd: Ryan Gridley, 48.94
500-yard freestyle
3rd: Ryan Gridley, 4:36.53
Women’s 400-yard medley
relay
2nd: New Trier Aquatics
(Kearney, Kasey Venn,
Greta Pelzek, Joelle Ohr),
3:45.13
Men’s 400-yard medley
relay
2nd: New Trier Aquatics
(Patrick Gridley, Scheinfeld,
Ryan Gridley, Barr),
3:19.10
Women’s 200-yard
backstroke
3rd: Kearney, 2:00.42
Men’s 200-yard backstroke
3rd: Ryan Gridley,
1:49.94
100-yard freestyle
2nd: Scheinfeld, 44.73
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Boys basketball
Loyola gets defensive
in regional-final win
David Jaffe
Freelance Reporter
Loyola Academy takes
a lot of pride in how it
plays defense.
And the Ramblers (24-
6) had plenty to be proud
of in terms of their defense
Friday, March 2, during
the Class 4A Maine South
Regional final.
Fourth-seeded Loyola
locked down on the
number five seed, Maine
South, and controlled the
game, winning 48-29.
They held the Hawks to
just six first-half points
and gave up just 15 points
in the first, second and
fourth quarters combined
forcing 17 turnovers and
limiting the Hawks to
mostly one-shot possessions.
Loyola advances to
the Maine East Sectional
semifinals where they will
take on top seed Evanston
Tuesday, March 6.
“We were locked in
against a very good team,”
Loyola coach Tom Livatino
said. “It helped having
a lot of days to prepare
and we played with a tremendous
amount of effort.
Defense travels and
it can be hard to get a high
school team to buy into
being a good defensive
team. But these guys want
to be that type of team.”
“Coach really stresses
defense,” Loyola’s Connor
Barrett said. “We
were able to take them out
of what they wanted to do
offensively and had good
communication.”
Loyola never trailed,
scoring the first eight
points of the game and
Kevin Cunningham
scored nine of the Ramblers’
first 11 points. But
Cunningham had to sit all
except the final minute of
the second quarter due to
foul trouble. And despite
Loyola not lighting up the
scoreboard, they scored
the final five points of the
half to increase the lead to
19-6. The Ramblers had
a long possession working
the ball around until
Bennett Kwiecinski converted
a layup and then
Barrett (18 points) buried
a trey.
Maine South made a
run in the third, though,
after Cunningham picked
up his third foul, going
on an 8-2 run to cut a
20-9 deficit down to just
22-17. But the Ramblers
answered on a three from
Barrett and layups by Peter
Mangan and Quinn
Pemberton increasing
their advantage back up to
29-20 after three.
“This is a resilient
group and we stepped up
in a game where Kevin
played the least amount
of minutes he’s played all
year,” Livatino said. “I
was really proud of our
seniors. I thought Patrick
Russell and John Lynch
played phenomenal. What
they do won’t necessarily
show up in the stat sheet
but they were a big reason
why we responded the
way we did to their run.”
“We kept grinding,”
Cunningham said. “I think
for the most part we executed
our game plan exactly
the way we wanted
to and then when things
weren’t going our way,
we just kept battling and
didn’t lose confidence in
ourselves.”
Loyola pulled away in
the fourth extending the
lead to 41-26 led by seven
from Barrett, who scored
nine in the fourth. The
Ramblers also got a layup
from Lynch, a pair of free
throws from Pemberton,
and a foul shot by Mangan.
It was Barrett, though,
who came up with the big
shots when Loyola was in
need of offense.
“I think my coach has
all the confidence in the
world in me to give me
the green light and step up
and make shots,” Barrett
said. “We knew we were
going to have to step up
with Kevin in foul trouble
so I had to keep shooting
and do whatever I could to
help us.”
“It was just Connor being
Connor,” Livatino
said. “He makes shots and
is good off the dribble.
He’s improved a lot as a
defender. He’s been doing
these things all year.”
Cunningham added 12
for the Ramblers while
Pemberton and Bennett
Kwiecinski each added
four.
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Rowing
Trevians’ Chatain sets rare rowing feat
Michael Wojtychiw
Sports Editor
The New Trier rowing
season didn’t start until
Monday, March 5, but
that didn’t stop the Trevians
from working out and
training during the cold
days of winter.
After a successful fall
season, the Trevians took
third place out of 85 boats
at the Head of the Charles
Regatta in Boston, finishing
the race in 14 minutes,
46.12 seconds. The time
is the fastest time for a
U.S. high school since the
Head of the Charles began
53 years ago.
The success continued
in late January when
senior Peter Chatain accomplished
something
only one other rower in
his age group had: finished
a 2,000-meter erg
piece, an indoor workout
regime, in under six
minutes. Chatain, who is
headed to Stanford in the
fall, completed the piece
in 5:59.7, joining Clark
Dean of Sarasota Crew in
Florida as one of the only
ones their age to break six
minutes.
“I train a lot so this
validates the training I’m
doing,” Chatain said. “I
did off training the week
before. The day before I
only did 40 minutes, as
opposed to 80 minutes.
Then during the piece,
leading up to it, I did some
visualization, trying to get
myself mentally ready for
the piece.”
Chatain said that normally
rowers will do 33
strokes per minute, but
that wasn’t the case on
this day.
“At the start I was doing
50 strokes per minute,” he
New Trier senior Peter Chatain (second from right) takes part in an international meet last summer. Photo submitted
said. “After that, I fell into
my pace, which was about
1:30, the pace I was trying
to break. In the second
500, around the middle of
the race, it started to get
pretty hard so I fell a little
bit off pace.
“In the last half of the
race, I thought ‘I needed
to do this,’ so I brought
up the stroke speed from
33 to about 35, 36 and
at the higher pace I was
able to bring the split
down to 1:29, 1:28. At the
very end, as I’m totally
gassed, the last one-fifth
of the race, I was feeling
really tired, so I brought
up the rate to a 40, 42,
which is pretty hard. Because
I got the rate up so
high, I was able to finish
the piece out under six
(minutes).”
According to many in
the rowing world, Chatain’s
accomplishment is
comparative to running a
four-minute mile. Previous
to this time, his career
best had been 6:09.5, set
last spring.
Chatain, who didn’t
start rowing competitively
until his freshman year,
had some doubts about
whether this was something
he could achieve.
“There are other people,
who in freshman year
were going 7:10 in their
2,000 and I was 7:53,” he
said. “There were 10 or
12 people faster than me
freshman year, so I didn’t
think I’d get this fast.”
In late March, he will
know if he gets selected to
the U-23 selection camp,
one that features many
of the top rowers in the
country under the age of
23. This wouldn’t be the
first time competing for
USA Rowing. Chatain
was a member of the U-19
team in summer 2017, one
of around 23 to make the
team.
“A big thing for me was
technique and how to fix
the technique quickly,”
Chatain said. “You’re put
in an environment with a
lot of 40 or so other guys
that are trying to make
the team so you need to
adapt quickly to each boat
and each rowing style. I
learned how to take the
input from the coaches
and adjust quickly; that’s
not something easy to do.
That’s made me more effective
at rowing.”
The Trevians’ first big
meet will be in Cincinnati
at the Cincinnati Open on
April 14th. Chastain and
his teammates have their
eye on a trip to the Youth
Nationals in June this
year.
“We’re hoping to make
the top six at Youth Nationals,”
he said. “Usually
there’s only one school
a year that will do that.
Most of the teams in the
top six are clubs who can
get clubs from all over an
area but I think we can do
it.”

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Trevians use size advantage in regional-final win
Neil Milbert
Freelance Reporter
In the educated opinion
of New Trier coach Scott
Fricke “the biggest time
in the game was the start
of the third quarter when
they hit the 3 and two free
throws and pulled within
three.”
“Biggest” translates to
most important and, in
keeping with a situation
that seemed to suggest a
shift in momentum, the
Trevians had a big time response.
New Trier then scored
13 unanswered points to
take a third-quarter lead
that proved to be insurmountable
and went on to
claim the Class 4A regional
championship by virtue of
a 53-35 home-court victory
over Prospect.
“Our defense was outstanding,”
Fricke said.
“That’s a good team we
played. They’re a difficult
team to guard. They
put five guys on the floor
who all can shoot. I’ve
seen them barrage teams
with 3s. I’ve seen their
No. 4 (David Swedura)
score 40.”
Spencer Boehm goes in for two points against Prospect in a regional-title win Friday,
March 2, in Winnetka. David Kraus/22nd Century Media
This time the 5-foot-11-
inch senior guard – who
scored more than 1,000
points in his career – was
limited to 10 points, thanks
mainly to the defensive
diligence of the Trevians’
6-foot-1 senior guard, Brian
Conaghan. Four of those
points came in the fourth
quarter but the closest the
Knights were allowed to
come during the closing
eight minutes was within
12 points.
“We were locked in all
four quarters; we did such
a good job of preparing,”
Conaghan said. “We knew
Swedura was the soul of
their team. He makes his
own plays; he gets everyone
else shots. I just tried to
stay in front of him.”
Prospect (22-6) was
undefeated in the Mid-
Suburban League East but
New Trier (24-5) was taller
than any team the Knights
had played, and they were
unable to cope with the 12-
inch height disparity in the
starting lineups.
Not only did 6-foot-9
junior Clayton Brayboy,
6-foot-8 junior Spencer
Boehm and 6-foot-5 senior
Griff Ryan control the
backboards by grabbing
a combined total of 21 rebounds,
they used their
length to make it difficult
for the Knights to get quality
scoring opportunities.
Brayboy exploited his
height advantage at the outset
by attacking from down
low and scoring 10 of his
14 points in the first half
in leading the Trevians to a
24-16 lead.
“Our coach always says
‘Punch them in the mouth
right off.’ and that’s what
you’ve got to do against
a really offensive-minded
team like that,” Brayboy
said. “They’ve been scoring
60-70 points a game
and we shut them down.
“Our scout team prepared
us so well. They go
as hard as they can. Practices
are like playing a varsity
game.”
According to Ryan, who
was New Trier’s second
most productive scorer
with 10 points, the brief
counterattack by Prospect
at the start of the second
half came as no surprise to
the Trevians.
“From looking at their
films we knew they always
came out strong in
the third quarter,” he said.
“Answering that was the
turning point. We forced
them out of their game.”
Boehm began the
game-changing 13-point
statement with a basket
from underneath. Then,
Conaghan sank a threepointer;
Andrew Kirpatrick
went coast-to-coast for a
layup; Ryan made a freethrow
and scored on a putback;
substitute Sam Silverstein
made a free throw;
and Brayboy provided the
slam-dunk exclamation
point at the end of the statement.
After narrowing their
deficit to 24-21 at the beginning
of the third quarter,
the Knights were down
37-24 going into the final
period.
Nevertheless, Fricke said
he remained uneasy.
“With the potent offense
they have and the way they
shoot 3s, I wasn’t comfortable
with two minutes to
go,” the New Trier coach
said as he watched his happy
players commemorate
their final home appearance
of the season by cutting
down the nets.
The Trevians faced Niles
North Wednesday, March
7, at Maine East but that
game was after press time.
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1st-and-3
THREE ATHLETES OF
THE WEEK
1. Connor Barrett
(above). The
Loyola boys
basketball player
scored 15 points
against Hersey
and 18 against
Maine South,
helping lead LA to
a regional title.
2. Ciaran Brayboy.
The New Trier
boys basketball
player scored 14
points in both
of the Trevians’
regional games, as
they cruised to a
regional title.
3. Eamon O’Brien.
The Loyola Gold
player scored two
goals, including an
OT game-winner
in Game 1, to help
lead LA to the
Scholastic Hockey
League title over
New Trier Green.
Regina softball Preview
Regina hopes to
build off 2017
Michael Wojtychiw
Sports Editor
Regina Dominican came
into last season’s softball
season coming off of a long
stretch of losing seasons
and only having won three
games in the season prior.
Enter a new coach, Jim Goranson,
a new culture and
all of the sudden things are
looking up for the small allglrls
school in Wilmette.
The Panthers are coming
off of an 18-win season, one
that proved to be more wins
in a year than the previous
three years combined (17).
That success has led to
something Regina hasn’t
seen in a number of years:
more interest in the program.
The 2018 team consists
of 17 players, larger
than ones in previous seasons.
“My first go-around here,
by my third year, we had 22
girls and that was more encouraging
because we were
building the program,” Goranson
said. “Last year to
this year, it’s a great number
and now we’re at the
point we can almost have
two teams. That’s something
we’d love to do. That
would be a sign the program
is growing.”
One of the things the
coach likes about the squad
is it’s a mixture of new
players and old.
“One of the first things I
mentioned to the girls is no
matter who you are or what
you did last year, nobody
is entitled to anything,” he
said. “If you’re a freshman
and are better than a senior,
you’re going to play. That
helps push everybody and
make everybody better.”
Despite Meghan Joyce,
one of the team’s top pitchers
last season, deciding
not to come out for the
team, the Panthers have a
strong group of pitchers
in the circle, led by junior
Summer Rocha. She’ll be
joined by a couple freshmen,
including her younger
sister, Gabby, a left-hander,
and Emma Delaney.
“Right now, Summer
(Rocha) has some good
competition from some of
the younger girls,” Goranson
said. “She’s put in the
effort and time with her
pitching coach and I can
definitely see the ability
and talent to step into the
leadership role of our number
1 pitcher but nothing is
determined until our first
game.”
Some of the other underclassmen
Goranson
expects to contribute are
freshmen Liz Funk, Sophie
Hoffman and sophomore
Maddie Peace.
While Goranson has a
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Regina 2018 Softball Schedule
Date
Opponent
Home/
Away*
Time
03/13 vs. Niles North H 4:30 p.m.
03/16 @ Niles West A 4:45 p.m.
03/17 @ DePaul Prep (@ DePaul University) A 11:00 a.m.
03/17 @ DePaul Prep (@ DePaul University) A 1:00 p.m.
03/20 @ Guerin A 5:00 p.m.
03/22 @ Taft A 4:30 p.m.
03/24 @ Maine West A 10:00 a.m.
03/24 @ Maine West A noon
03/26 @ Resurrection A 4:30 p.m.
03/28 @ Fenwick A 4:30 p.m.
04/03 vs. Northside Prep H 4:30 p.m.
04/05 vs. St. Laurence H noon
04/05 vs. St. Laurence H 2:00 p.m.
04/07 @ De La Salle A noon
04/07 @ De La Salle A 2:00 p.m.
04/10 vs. St. Viator H 5:00 p.m.
04/12 @ Elk Grove A 4:30 p.m.
04/13 @ Evanston A 4:30 p.m.
04/16 @ Willows A 5:00 p.m.
04/19 @ St. Francis A 4:30 p.m.
04/21 vs. Saint Ignatius H noon
04/21 vs. Saint Ignatius H 2:00 p.m.
04/24 vs. Wheeling H 4:45 p.m.
04/26 vs. St. Francis H 4:30 p.m.
04/28 @ Ridgewood A 10:00 a.m.
04/28 @ Ridgewood A 12:00 p.m.
05/01 vs. Loyola H 4:30 p.m.
05/02 @ Elmwood Park (@Chicago Bandits A 7:00 p.m.
Stadium)
05/03 @ Zion-Benton A 4:30 p.m.
05/07 vs. Trinity H 4:45 p.m.
05/09 @ Maine East A 4:45 p.m.
05/12 vs. Intrinsic H 11:00 a.m.
05/12 vs. Intrinsic H 1:00 p.m.
*Regina home games are played at Techny Towers
Listen Up
“We were locked in all four quarters; we
did such a good job of preparing.”
Brian Conaghan — New Trier boys basketball player
on his team’s play in the regional-final win against
Prospect.
tunE in
What to watch this week
GIRLS WATER POLO: The season’s first weekend is here and it
starts off with a heated rivalry.
• New Trier hosts Loyola, Sandburg and Prospect
Saturday, March 10, in Winnetka.
Index
54 - This Week In
53 - Athlete of the Week
Fastbreak is compiled by Sports Editor Michael
Wojtychiw, m.wojtychiw@22ndcenturymedia.com.

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Road Warriors Loyola boys basketball
wins regional final at Maine South, Page 56
Back in the water
Loyola boys water polo ready for
2018 season, Page 55
New Trier’s defense stifles Prospect for
regional title, Page 58
The New Trier boys basketball team poses with its trophy after winning the regional title Friday, March 2, in Winnetka. David Kraus/22nd Century Media
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