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Tom Fellabaum said he has helped about 4,000 people move over the past 20 years and has seen everything from cartons that were crushed because they were improperly packed to homeowners who had nothing ready on moving day.

Price for past winter's snow removal is chilling

Cole Hall to stay; renovations being considered
Tearing down Cole Hall, the site of a deadly shooting in February at Northern Illinois University's DeKalb campus, is no longer an option, the school's president said this week.

Battery prepares for Afghanistan deployment
Tuesday was a regular day at the Sycamore Armory.

Americans selling their treasures to raise cash
NEW YORK - The for-sale listings on the online hub Craigslist come with plaintive notices, like the one from the teenager in Georgia who said her mother lost her job and pleaded, “Please buy anything you can to help out.”

Plea deal falls apart for NFL draftee

New chief to carry on without the support of U of I

People Lifestyles \| Scene \| Learning \| People \| A & E \| Marketplace \| Faith Help in Healing hen gunshots shattered the calm at Northern Illinois University on Feb. 14, senior Jeremy Kaluzna used magnets to help pull the pieces back together. Troop 33 has two new Eagle Scouts DHS competes at Varsity Vocals � More people News		Local Sports Outdoors \| U.Sports Lippert jumps hurdles to success HINCKLEY - It's hard to practice high jump without a bar to jump over and a big, soft pit to break the fall. Strack gets strikeout to beat Raiders Rochelle ends Barbs' streak � More Sports News
Opinions Columnists \| Editorials \| Letters \| Praire Flowers In Our View: Time yields better decision on Cole Hall In the wake of February's shootings at Northern Illinois University and the Gov. Rod Blagojevich-inspired haste to raze Cole Hall and replace it with a new $40 million lecture hall, we recommended that NIU and President John Peters take their time with the decision - and take advantage of the perspective that often occurs with the passage of time. Mean behavior escalates from rumors to attack The new civil-rights movement � More opinions News		Food & Travel Food \| Travel \| Health Bean Scene � More Food News Sound Lab: National Folk Festival combines music, dance and tradition � More Travel News Virtual House Calls: Few US doctors answer e-mails from patients � More Health News
Latest headlines from AP Nation & World Obama's quandary over preacher reflects supporters' divide CHAPEL HILL, N.C. - Thirteen hours after his former pastor startled some with a defiant performance that was televised nationwide, Barack Obama urged 18,000 supporters to stay calm and shrug off such "distractions." AP Exclusive: 2 beef processors cited for humane violations Dangers remain for Virginians digging through twister debris � More Nation News		Latest headlines from AP State Molester sentenced for attacking children WHEATON, Ill. - A DuPage County judge has sentenced a Carol Stream man to 25 years in prison by for sexually abusing three children. Northwestern dean concedes mistake Chicago police officer indicted � More State News
Latest headlines from AP Entertainment Another celebrity is finished on `Dancing With the Stars' LOS ANGELES - Shannon Elizabeth won't have to shed any more tears over "Dancing With the Stars." Paula Abdul left 'empty' by song that wasn't Carly Simon: Nobody does it better than Brooke on 'Idol' � More Entertainment News		Latest headlines from AP National Sports Paul's triple-double helps Hornets oust Mavs with 99-94 win NEW ORLEANS - Byron Scott accepted his NBA coach of the year award, then guided his team to the second round of the playoffs. Chris Paul had 24 points, 15 assists and 11 rebounds, and the New Orleans Hornets held on for a 99-94 victory over the Dallas Mavericks on Tuesday night to win their first-round series in five games. Spurs beat Suns 92-87 to win first-round series 4-1 Penguins push Rangers to brink of elimination with 5-3 win � More Sports News

Tuesday, April 29, 2008

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Winter's Curtain Call: Cold air from Canada to blame for snow flurries

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Sales clerk Robin Koks gasped with dismay Monday when she looked out the window of Encore Clothing in DeKalb and saw a thick curtain of falling snow.

Growing Experience: Schools teach kids about environment, observe Arbor Day

New police station will be focus of committee
DeKALB - The DeKalb City Council voted unanimously Monday to create a seven-member committee to advise the council on construction of a new police station.

Road Watch
Don't let Monday's snow flurries fool you. Summer is on the way, and along with May flowers, orange traffic cones will sprout up around DeKalb County as construction season gets under way.

Meeting on state's $25 bil capital plan draws 100 in Geneva

Elburn officials seeking relief from train noise

Learning Lifestyles \| Scene \| Learning \| People \| A & E \| Marketplace \| Faith Independent Learning: Montessori strives to let preschoolers learn from one another The 26 children in Beverly Smith's classroom at the Montessori School of DeKalb will know how to read, write, add, subtract, multiply and divide by the time they reach kindergarten. St. Mary student wins 4-H awards KC Family Literacy receives grant from Rockford Area Arts Council � More Learning News		Local Sports Outdoors \| U.Sports Sycamore breaks through SYCAMORE - The Sycamore girls soccer team had every type of shot imaginable in a first half it dominated Monday, but couldn't score on any of them. Barbs outmatched by WSC foe Batavia Tuesday's Daily Dose � More Sports News
Opinions Columnists \| Editorials \| Letters \| Praire Flowers Social-services funding gap needs to be closed BISHOP WARREN FREIHEIT Snow? Bah, humbug! Modern Christianity is out of step with Jesus' teachings � More opinions News		Food & Travel Food \| Travel \| Health Bean Scene � More Food News Sound Lab: National Folk Festival combines music, dance and tradition � More Travel News Virtual House Calls: Few US doctors answer e-mails from patients � More Health News
Latest headlines from AP Nation & World Afghan intel: Karzai was warned of assassination plot KABUL, Afghanistan - President Hamid Karzai was warned of a weekend assassination plot against him, Afghanistan's intelligence chief said Tuesday, while admitting failings by security services. Heated campaign souring Democrats on rival candidates 3 tornadoes rip through Va.; more than 200 people hurt � More Nation News		Latest headlines from AP State Botched fireworks prank killed student PEORIA, Ill. - Three students now serving six-month jail sentences for a botched fireworks prank that killed a classmate won't be allowed back into Bradley University. Paul Vallas looking at gubernatorial race Infant found dead last October � More State News
Latest headlines from AP Entertainment Spears reprises guest role on CBS' 'Mother' LOS ANGELES - Britney Spears, who proved she's worth a cool million viewers to "How I Met Your Mother," is paying another visit to the CBS sitcom. Spears will reprise her role as bubbly secretary Abby in the May 12 episode, CBS said Monday. Miley Cyrus says Vanity Fair photo spread embarrasses her Stone Temple Pilots singer Weiland pleads no contest to DUI � More Entertainment News		Latest headlines from AP National Sports Person familiar with decision says Brown to coach Bobcats CHARLOTTE, N.C. - Michael Jordan will give his fellow North Carolina alum, Larry Brown, a chance to redeem himself. In turn, Brown will try to salvage Jordan's sinking reputation as an NBA executive. Johnson scores 20 in 4th, Hawks stun Celtics to even series Report: Clemens had relationship with Mindy McCready � More Sports News

Monday, April 28, 2008

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First Pitch: DeKalb teens highlight campaign that helps foster children

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Dewanza and Elijah Hanson couldn't hide their excitement as they approached the pitcher's mound at U.S. Cellular Field on Sunday.

Yippee Ky Yay: Clinic teaches cowboy mounted shooting techniques

Spring means time to watch for tornadoes
Tornado touchdowns in the DeKalb County area are not infrequent, and with spring under way, residents should be especially vigilant.

Social networking applications can pose security risks
CHICAGO - Sarah Brown is unusually cautious when it comes to social networking.

Detour ahead: An intersection in St. Charles will be closed for 8 weeks

Old methods for finding water ring true despite scientific disapproval

Scene Lifestyles \| Scene \| Learning \| People \| A & E \| Marketplace \| Faith Cinco de Mayo: Sycamore readies for annual fiesta While many people start singing “Jingle Bells” when December arrives, turning the calendar to May has many in the Sycamore area humming a mariachi tune. First fundraiser to be held for newly formed historical society Lunch to be served � More Scene News		Local Sports Outdoors \| U.Sports Third and Long: The good, the bad from the spring Well, this is it. The final edition of Third and Long until August. Cougars can't keep hot start Monday's Daily Dose � More Sports News
Opinions Columnists \| Editorials \| Letters \| Praire Flowers Help stop passage of the Structural Work Act TRAVIS AKIN Speak out about the problems in DeKalb How green is your valley? � More opinions News		Food & Travel Food \| Travel \| Health Bean Scene � More Food News Sound Lab: National Folk Festival combines music, dance and tradition � More Travel News Virtual House Calls: Few US doctors answer e-mails from patients � More Health News
Latest headlines from AP Nation & World Passenger Train collision kills 66 in eastern China BEIJING - A high-speed passenger train jumped its tracks and slammed into another train in eastern China on Monday, killing at least 66 people and injuring hundreds. Authorities were quoted as saying human error was to blame. American, Iraqi troops kill 38 militants in Baghdad Olympic torch relay begins North Korea leg free of protest � More Nation News		Latest headlines from AP State Wheaton professor losing wife and job WHEATON, Ill. - Because of his impending divorce and a covenant he signed when he went to work at Wheaton College 20 years ago, English professor Kent Gramm is losing his wife and his job at the same time. Driver in fatal crash is cited for negligent driving Facts about long-missing Ohio soldier and his funeral � More State News
Latest headlines from AP Entertainment Miley Cyrus says Vanity Fair photo spread embarrasses her LOS ANGELES - Miley Cyrus is taking issue with a photo of herself that's going around, and it's not another amateur, truth-or-dare Internet snapshot _ it's the handiwork of Annie Leibovitz. Prince, Portishead help make Coachella a success in year 9 Carmen Electra, Paris Hilton frolic at Coachella after-party � More Entertainment News		Latest headlines from AP National Sports Lions trade up, take leading rusher Kevin Smith in 3rd round NEW YORK - After threatening Barry Sanders' single-season rushing record in college, Kevin Smith now can concentrate _ or at least dream about _ Sanders' marks with the Detroit Lions. West's 3-pointer with 5.4 seconds left hands Cavs 3-1 lead Kyle Busch gets 2nd Sprint win under caution at Talladega � More Sports News

Sunday, April 27, 2008

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Early Advantage

Brad Horton struggled just to move, much less speak, on Tuesday.

In Protest: Group holds demonstration outside health clinic

City council to reconsider water rates
The DeKalb City Council is slated this week to discuss raising city water rates on a gradually increasing schedule over the next five years.

Card program helps locals save on prescriptions
When Candi Baker heads to a pharmacy to pick up prescriptions for her mother, she takes a little less money than she used to.

Democrats favored in electoral map
WASHINGTON - The electoral road to the White House favors Democrats this fall - either Barack Obama or Hillary Rodham Clinton - and has Republican John McCain playing defense to thwart a presidential power shift.