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Pest Detectives

DeKALB - The Illinois Department of Agriculture is erring on the side of caution when it comes to DeKalb County.

Think gas prices are high?: Several countries now paying more than $10 a gallon
PARIS - Americans are shell-shocked at $4-a-gallon gas. But consider France, where a gallon of petrol runs nearly $10. Or Turkey, where it's more than $11.

Fermilab discovers anonymous supporter: $5 million donation helps cash-strapped laboratory
BATAVIA - An anonymous

Cool, wet spring dampening possibilities for corn crop
CHAMPAIGN - In a year of rising food prices and high fuel costs that are creating pressure to produce more ethanol, the country could really use a perfect corn crop.

Packing up, moving on

Faith Lifestyles \| Scene \| Learning \| People \| A & E \| Marketplace \| Faith Group taking applications for '08-'09 Emerson Fellowships StandWithUs, a six-year-old, international nonprofit Israel education organization, announced it is accepting applications for the SWU Emerson Fellowship for the 2008-2009 academic year from students on U.S. and Canadian campuses. Oak Crest residents treated to puppets, handbell choir show BRIEFS � More Faith News		Local Sports Outdoors \| U.Sports Hitting His Goals: Makarrall completes great season Randall Makarrall had a few goals entering his senior track season at Indian Creek. The Best of the Rest Saturday's Daily Dose � More Sports News
Opinions Columnists \| Editorials \| Letters \| Praire Flowers Barbs & Bouquets A Matter of Loyalty � More opinions News		Food & Travel Food \| Travel \| Health Going Gluten-Free � More Food News Southern Fun � More Travel News Home Readings: Monitors urged for all with high blood pressure � More Health News
Latest headlines from AP Nation & World Democratic panel considers delegate plans WASHINGTON - The fate of nearly 2.3 million Democratic presidential primary votes belongs to 30 party activists. China says 200,000 evacuated because of flood risk Calif. clerk hopes to have 1st legal gay marriage � More Nation News		Latest headlines from AP State Mega Millions jackpot now $25 million ATLANTA - There has been a rollover in the jackpot for the multistate Mega Millions lottery _ to $25 million. Budget negotiators say deal in place Many consumers spend early rebates on soaring cost of living � More State News
Latest headlines from AP Entertainment No. 3 for 'Two and a Half Men' star Charlie Sheen LOS ANGELES - The star of "Two and a Half Men" has moved on to marriage No. 3. Pitt manager denies Jolie twins have been born Amy Winehouse late for first post-rehab concert � More Entertainment News		Latest headlines from AP National Sports Pierce, Celtics beat Pistons to reach NBA finals AUBURN HILLS, Mich. - The Boston Celtics got past an old nemesis to set up an NBA finals matchup with another rival _ the Los Angeles Lakers. Serena, Venus Williams lose in 3rd round at French UConn coach Calhoun treated for skin cancer � More Sports News

Friday, May 30, 2008

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Remembering Austin's smile

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Julie Ahlbach isn't sure whether Austin Lee's classmates fully understand that the 6-year-old died on May 11.

Legislators say it's time to address gas prices

A click away: Bill would make it easier to see how reps vote
People curious about how their U.S. representatives vote on certain issues will have an easier time finding that information online if a recently introduced bill becomes law.

'Roadshow' checks bounce
David Miner was surprised when a $3 check he received ended up costing him more than it was worth.

Towns fight push to boost trains' presence
BARRINGTON - Mayor Karen Darch's phone started ringing minutes after one of North America's largest railroads announced plans to more than quadruple the number of freight trains rumbling daily through the upscale Chicago suburb.

More than a pet project

marketplace Lifestyles \| Scene \| Learning \| People \| A & E \| Marketplace \| Faith Kids&Money Parents who pile on the European toys, pricey electronics and after-school enrichments that can cost hundreds of dollars spend with full hearts and high hopes of future benefits. KC names aviation flight coordinator Bukowsky retiring from Ideal Industries � More Marketplace News		Local Sports Outdoors \| U.Sports Thorp's return a success Jenna Thorp is a basketball player. That's why she went back to competing in track and field this spring. The rest of the best China trip one Gates won't forget � More Sports News
Opinions Columnists \| Editorials \| Letters \| Praire Flowers Thanks for ALS Tag Days donations Robin Yeager Chesebro Fun Fair was a great family evening Thanks for support of Jeff Corwin program � More opinions News		Food & Travel Food \| Travel \| Health Going Gluten-Free � More Food News Southern Fun � More Travel News Home Readings: Monitors urged for all with high blood pressure � More Health News
Latest headlines from AP Nation & World McCain proposal for joint action gains support WASHINGTON - Gaining ground this political season is a proposed League of Democracies designed to strengthen support for the next president's overseas agenda and ensure a global leadership role for the United States. Obama distances himself from another clergyman McClellan: A Bush turncoat, or truth-seeker? � More Nation News		Latest headlines from AP State Smoking ban riles union EAST PEORIA, Ill. - The United Auto Workers union has filed an unfair labor practice charge against Caterpillar Inc. because of its decision to ban smoking on all of its U.S. properties beginning Sunday. Defendant wants charges thrown out ILLINOIS STYLE: Mower racing catching on Quad Cities � More State News
Latest headlines from AP Entertainment Comic powerhouse Harvey Korman dies at 81 LOS ANGELES - Harvey Korman, the tall, versatile comedian who won four Emmys for his outrageously funny contributions to "The Carol Burnett Show" and played a conniving politician to hilarious effect in "Blazing Saddles," died Thursday. He was 81. Review: `Lost' ends season with answers, mystery Aerosmith's Tyler in rehab for 'safe environment' � More Entertainment News		Latest headlines from AP National Sports Bryant leads Lakers past Spurs and into NBA finals LOS ANGELES - Kobe Bryant and the Los Angeles Lakers dispatched the defending champions, and now they're headed to the NBA finals for the first time in four years. Big Unit ties Clemens for strikeouts, D'backs lose Bye-bye, Blake: Top US man exits French Open in 2nd round � More Sports News

Thursday, May 29, 2008

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A New Approach: Schools work to stem obesity

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For Sycamore High School junior Josh Baie, the ticket to enjoying physical education class is the ability to dance.

County-Potawatomi agreement not to affect decision
A request by the federal government for a copy of an intergovernmental agreement between DeKalb County and the Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation will not affect the outcome of a pending land determination, a spokesman for the National Indian Gaming Commission said Wednesday.

Audit finds fault in gov.'s budget office
SPRINGFIELD - Gov. Rod Blagojevich's Office of Management and Budget improperly awarded state contracts and had difficulty monitoring others, a state audit said Wednesday.

DeKalb Clinic breaks ground on $16 million all-in-one facility
DeKALB - DeKalb Clinic plans to combine its health services under one roof in a new 70,000-square-foot facility it is building on the city's north side.

Summer Safety

Do you know how to spot a fake cop?

Kishwaukee College offering ESL class on computers

Arts & Entertainment Lifestyles \| Scene \| Learning \| People \| A & E \| Marketplace \| Faith Fresh Start: Season ripening for local farmer's markets Fruit and vegetable harvests are reaching full swing, and shoppers longing for fresh-from-the-garden produce can find it this summer at local farmer's markets. Stage Coach Players time travel in next production ‘Fame' and ‘The Firebird' bring ballet to the Egyptian Theatre � More Art & Entertainment News		Local Sports Outdoors \| U.Sports Chance hurts Sycamore ROCHELLE - Anthony Foulk took a chance. It just didn't work. Viewpoint: Curveball crushes Spartans Thursday's Daily Dose � More Sports News
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Latest headlines from AP Nation & World Rice: Bush administration was clear about Iraq war STOCKHOLM, Sweden - Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice on Thursday rejected allegations from a former White House spokesman who says the Bush administration misled the American public into going to war with Iraq. Suicide bomber kills 16 people in northwestern Iraq Suicide bombing in Afghanistan kills 3 � More Nation News		Latest headlines from AP State Moody Bible Institute president resigning CHICAGO - The president of Moody Bible Institute in Chicago says he's resigning for health reasons. Defendant cries as he recalls McDonough County girl's death Cubs chairman says no timetable on sale of team � More State News
Latest headlines from AP Entertainment Newlyweds Ashlee Simpson, Pete Wentz expecting baby LOS ANGELES - Newlyweds Ashlee Simpson-Wentz and Pete Wentz say they are expecting a baby. R Kelly lawyers hope mystery man can help defense Sharon Stone apologizes for remark on China quake � More Entertainment News		Latest headlines from AP National Sports Celtics beat Pistons 106-102 to take 3-2 lead BOSTON - Ray Allen found his shooting touch just in time to put the Boston Celtics within one win of the NBA finals for the first time since the original Big Three. Crosby, Penguins beat Red Wings 3-2 to win Game 3 Sharapova barely wins in Paris; Nadal advances � More Sports News

Wednesday, May 28, 2008

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Late start might hinder crops

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Blame it on the rain. And the snow. Or the chilly temperatures. Taken together, the cold, wet weather that has permeated northern Illinois for the past six months is leading to a later planting season for farmers this year - which could mean a smaller yield of corn, soybeans and other crops at the end of the year.

Renovation of DeKalb parking lot wins approval
DeKALB - A plan to renovate a public parking lot in downtown DeKalb was approved Monday by the city council - but not without last-minute resistance from two aldermen.

Supreme Court says no to Ryan
CHICAGO - President Bush is now former Gov. George Ryan's best hope of getting out of federal prison before his 61/2-year racketeering sentence is up, defense attorneys say.

Boom time arrives for farmers
WILLMAR, Minn. - The steepest run-ups in food prices since 1990 are hurting grocery shoppers, restaurants and school cafeterias but they're making others rich.

Better bug repellants studied
WASHINGTON - Researchers have identified seven possibilities for the next generation of mosquito repellant, some of which may work several times longer than the current standard-bearer, DEET. The next step: safety testing to make sure they're not harmful.

Park district prepares for swimming season

Waterman chief's suspension ends

Sycamore School Board hires consulting firm