January 1, 2000 - December 31, 2000
ABBOTT LABORATORIES

Corporate day care comes of age. May 25, 2000,  p. 23.

ACCIDENTS

Woman dies after crash. (Margaret M. O'Brien)  Feb. 17, 2000,  p. 11.
Highland Park man, Jeffrey Lieberman, dies in car accident.   June 29, 2000, p. 5.
Courageous effort saves Deerfield player. Aug. 24, 2000,  p. 165.
Firing range accident prompts safety measures. Oct. 5, 2000,  p. 12.
Local man, Angel V. Lopez dies in crash. Nov. 16, 2000,  p. 10.
Blessing in disguise: accident teaches lessons that will last a lifetime. Nov. 23, 2000,  p. A19.

ACHIEVEMENT TESTS

Schools affect rise in ACT achievement. Nov. 16, 2000, p. 31.    

ADLER, DAVID

Registered treasures: Lake County structures preserve historic beauty. Sept. 14, 2000, p. 139.

ADOPTION

Ryan awards Little City.  Mar. 23, 2000, p. 33.
Open adoption: birth and adoptive parents share joys of raising child. May 11, 2000, p. 165.
Groups offer help with open adoption process. May 11, 2000,  p. 165.
Adoption registry Web site open for medical info exchange. June 15, 2000, p. A19.
Adoption stamp unveiled at The Cradle. June 29, 2000,  p. D3.

AGING

Elderly parents, aging children. June 29, 2000,  p. A13.
Special section Oct. 5, 2000,  insert.
Special report: Assisted living facilities. Oct. 12, 2000,  p.11-
Fund assisted living law. (ed.) Oct. 12, 2000,  p. 18.

AIRLINES

Trouble piles up for United Airlines. Aug. 17, 2000,  p. 158.

AIRPORTS

Mitchell Field convenient for Lake County.  Jan. 20, 2000,  p. 20.
Small airport safety is debated after fatal crash. Feb. 17, 2000,  p. 7.
Bob Collins' widow files lawsuit in Cook. (County)  June 22, 2000,  p. 175. 

ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE

Alzheimer’s workshop set for care-givers. Jan. 20, 2000,  p. 11.

AMERICAN LEGION

City may buy Legion Hall. Feb. 3, 2000, p. 5.
Legion Hall purchase OK'd. Mar. 23, 2000,  p.10.

AMPHIBIANS

Tiny creatures losing to development. May 18, 2000, p. 160.

AMUSEMENT PARKS

Silver season: after 25 years, Great America is still waving its flags. July 6, 2000,  p. B4.
Safety tips for high rollers. Aug. 3, 2000,  p. A16.

ANIMALS

Study concludes pets can tame high blood pressure. Jan. 20, 2000,  p. A16.            
Dog walkers raise money for shelter. Jan. 27, 2000,  p. 176.
Students want to protect police dogs. Feb. 3, 2000,  p. 7.
Marketers target Fluffy, Fido. Feb. 24, 2000,  p. 25.
Leashes for cats on hold. Mar. 2, 2000,  p. 5.
No leashes. (column: C. Wenk) Mar. 9, 2000,  p. 6.
Forest Preserve rebukes deer activists. Mar. 23, 2000,  p. 19.
Move over, Fido, odd creatures filling in for man's best friend. Apr. 20, 2000, p. 147.
How dogs improve health. May 18, 2000,  p. A19.
Teacher's pet: warm critters find a special place in the classroom. June 1, 2000, p. 35.
Keep pets safe during dog days. July 20, 2000, p. A15.
Keep Fido fit not fat. July 20, 2000,  p. A15.
K9 officers are protected. Aug. 10, 2000,  p. 5.
City to evaluate city deer herd. Aug. 24, 2000,  p. 14.
Deer debate erupts. Aug. 31, 2000,  p. 5.
Call of the wild: more coyote sightings worry some residents. Aug. 31, 2000, p. 9.
Jump in, pool owner tells Portugese water dogs. Sept. 7, 2000,  p. 129.
Squirrel Awareness Week coming soon. Sept. 21, 2000,  p. A8.
Deer culling will be debated. Nov. 16, 2000, p. 10.
Dog's leg caught in trap in wooded Riverwoods. Nov. 16, 2000, p. 163.
Rescued animal: 'Iguana' new home. Nov. 23, 2000,  p. 7.
City will seek permit to kill deer. Nov. 30, 2000,  p. 5.
Choose pet wisely. Dec. 7, 2000,  p. 14.
Local bard writes of deer tragedy. (Letter: S. Leivick) Dec. 7, 2000,  p. 15.
Volunteers, shelters find homes for abandoned pets. Dec. 7, 2000,  p. 158.
Questions to ask yourself before adopting a pet. Dec. 7, 2000, p. 159.

ANTI-SEMITISM

Deerfield boy is targeted by J.D.O. (Jewish Defense Org.) Jan. 13, 2000, p. 14.

ANTIQUES

Antiques Show -- benefit for Infant Welfare Society. Feb. 17, 2000, p. A1.
Roadshow redux. Feb. 24, 2000,  p. A1.
Winnetka Antique Show- it's back and it's beautiful. Mar. 2, 2000,  p. A1.
Attendance soars at Antique Show. Mar. 30, 2000,  p . D3.
Objects of style return to beguile. Apr. 27, 2000,  p. A1.
Antique frames are back in the ballroom. Apr. 27, 2000,  p. D3.
Native American antique art show. May 4, 2000, p. A12.
Weekend for antiquing. June 8, 2000,  p. A1.
Sandwich Antiques Market open Sunday. Aug. 17, 2000,  p. A1.
A few antiques facts and handful of hints. Aug. 17, 2000,  p. A1.

ARCHITECTS/ARCHITECTURE

Local architects featured in exhibit. Jan. 13, 2000,  p. A6.
Local filmmaker, J. McBrien, focuses on Chicago architecture. Jan. 13, 2000, p. B1.
(Margaret) McCurry builds a book: "Constructing Twenty-five Short Stories". May 4, 2000,  p.  B4.
Old elegance, new design, distinguish Showhouse 2000. July 6, 2000, p. A1.

AREA CODES

Link introduces area code bill.  Mar. 2, 2000,  p. 15.

ART/ARTISTS

There's art in this park. (Skokie Northshore Sculpture Park) Jan. 13, 2000, p. B2.
Applications sought for Botanic Garden art festival. Jan. 20, 2000, p. A9.
Exhibit maps landscape of Eleanor Himmelfarb’s fine art. Jan. 20, 2000,  p. B7.
Ron Condon creates a new career. Feb. 10, 2000,   p. B10.
Memories inspire Annette Turow's art. Feb. 17, 2000,  p. B4.
Myth is (James) Mesple's mission. Mar. 9, 2000, p. B7.
Artists make the cut. (At Evanston & Vicinity Biennial Exhibition) Mar. 9, 2000,  p. B13.
Fair game: science of entering your art in a festival. Mar. 16, 2000, p. B2.
Schedule of upcoming art fairs.  Mar. 16, 2000,   p. B3.
Outsider art is a Shure thing. (Mike Shure) Mar. 30, 2000,  p. B2.
Nature blossoms in abstract art. (Shannon Leahy). Apr. 6, 2000, p. B9.
Juliet Rago is on side of angels. Apr. 20, 2000,  p. B4.
Hair gives Anne Wilson’s art its own unique style. Apr. 27, 2000, p. B7.
Native American antique art show. May 4, 2000,  p. A12.
Paschke goes with the flow. May 18, 2000,  p. B9.
Herb Parker packs it in. May 18, 2000,  p. B15.
Students revive mural for Kipling's 50th. June 1, 2000, p. 12.
Tromp l'oeil artist specializes in ceilings. June 1, 2000,  p. A1.
Art is fair game - Summer art fairs list. June 1, 2000,  p. B9.
Art is a cottage industry. (Greenleaf Gallery) June 8, 2000,  p. B9.
Famed sculptor Virginio Ferrari seems at home in Highland Park. June 22, 2000, p. B8.
Peter Gordon goes to 'Work'. July 6, 2000,  p. B7.
Arts Council hails area fellows. July 27, 2000,  p. B4.
Tile artist Pam Payton paints on ceramics. Aug. 3, 2000,  p. A2.
Public art to hit the  (Green Bay) trail. Aug. 3, 2000,  p. B8.
Area painters' works showcased: Blades, Hurtig, McHugh. Aug. 10, 2000,  p. B8.
Ilan Hasson heads for Port (Clinton). Aug. 24, 2000,  p. B3.
Artist Sambul Nazir builds body of work. Aug. 24, 2000,  p. B8.
Franz Schulze keeps watch on area art scene. Aug. 31, 2000,  p. B7.
Fall preview: Galleries get into gear. Schedule. Sept. 7, 2000,  p. B7.
Art Escape 2000: schedules of events during October. Sept. 28, 2000,  p. 42.
Needle art - it's so beautiful. Sept. 28, 2000,  p. A1.
Faye Peck's back with solo show. Oct. 19, 2000,  p. B6.
Iron works for Bob Cumpston. Oct. 19, 2000,  p. B8.
Art League prepares for Parisian party. Oct. 19, 2000,  p. D3.
League looks back on 75 years. Oct. 26, 2000,  p. B4.
At 73, Woolf (Bill) brings art to life. Nov. 23, 2000,  p. B4.
Clay Guild fired up over exhibit and sale. Nov. 30, 2000,  p. B8.
Pleased to meet Peter Max. Dec. 21, 2000, p. B4.   

ASSESSMENT ROLLS

West Deerfield Township assessment rolls of corrections. Mar. 23, 2000, p. 158--
Moraine Township assessment rolls of corrections. Mar. 23, 2000,  p. 162.
Moraine Township delinquent drainage assessment rolls. Nov. 16, 2000, p. 177-
W. Deerfield Township delinquent drainage assessment rolls. Nov. 16, 2000, p. 178-
West Deerfield Township. Nov. 23, 2000,  p. L1-L32.
Moraine Township. Nov. 30, 2000,  p. L1-L32.

ASSISTED LIVING FACILITIES

Housing help: Special report. Oct. 12, 2000,  p. 10.
Illinois took 7 years to regulate assisted living. Oct. 12, 2000,  p. 11.
Fund assisted living law. (ed.) Oct. 12, 2000,  p. 18
Housing help: descriptions of Sunrise Assisted Living and Concord Place. Oct. 19, 2000,  p. 11-
Boomers to fuel affordability boom. Oct. 19, 2000,  p. 11.

ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY

See also: Computers, Handicapped People
Adaptive products go high tech and high profile. Aug. 10, 2000,  p. A13.

AUTHORS

Novelist Tawni O'Dell travels 'Back Roads' to  big time. Jan. 27, 2000,  p. B9.
Rosellen Brown reads from her stories at Books That Matter program.  Feb. 3, 2000, p. 5.
Hooked on 'Old Hickory'. Robert Remini: " The Battle of New Orleans" Mar. 9, 2000, p. B9.
Passover leads to book: "The Really Fun Family Haggadah" by L. Stein. Apr. 13, 2000, p. 9.
Executive career grist for a novel: "Magazine" by Jim Mallon. Apr. 13, 2000, p. B6.
Julie Weary's "Happy Trails" 1st place fiction winner. Apr. 13, 2000, p. 162.
Steven Sherrill makes mark with a modern-day  'Minotaur'. Apr. 20, 2000,  p. B9.
(Margaret) McCurry builds a book: "Constructing Twenty-five Short Stories". May 4, 2000,  p. B4.
Four authors speak at Brandeis luncheon: B. Moss, E. Schappell, S. Varni,  K. Stein. May 4, 2000,  p. D9.
Visiting author, Stuart Murphy, uses real life math in book: "Lemonade for Sale." May 18, 2000,  p. 44.
Book discussion group hears from local author Fern S. Chapman. June 1, 2000, p. 9.
'Me and My Marrow': Teen Cristina Cuzzone writes book on tough procedure. June 15, 2000, p. A15.
Writer Angela Latham spotlights 'Brazen Performers'. June 15, 2000, p. B9.
Author M. Weldon tells truth about spouse abuse. June 15, 2000, p. D4.
Author Wouk draws crowd in Glencoe. June 22, 2000,  p. 9.
Tackling Tomie- Barbara Elleman wrote the book on Tomie dePaola. June 29, 2000, p. B4.
Caroline Preston finds Ragdale just right. July 27, 2000,  p. B3.  
Chet Nichols gets his kicks. July 27, 2000,  p. B8.
Elizabeth Berg hits with 'Open House'. Sept. 14, 2000, p. B3.
David Schippers lances Senate in best-selling 'Sellout'. Sept. 14, 2000,  p. B7.
Attorney Larry Axelrood courts fiction. Nov. 9, 2000,  p. B7.
Novelist D. Shapiro makes 'Promise'. (Book: 'Promise to God') Dec. 21, 2000, p. B7. 

AUTISM

The autism puzzle. May 11, 2000, p. A19.
The little boy who lost his words. Column: C. Mueller. May 11, 2000,  p. A21

AUTOMOBILE DRIVING

Free ride -lax regulation of repeat offenders. July 20, 2000,  p. 9.
He got off time after time. July 20, 2000,  p. 11.
When an accident becomes a reckless homicide charge. July 20, 2000, p. 11.
Point system: method to monitor drivers. July 20, 2000,  p. 12.
Police are frontline vs. moving violations. July 20, 2000,  p. 13.
How Illinois handles moving violations. July 20, 2000,  p. 13.
Put an end to free rides. (ed.) July 20, 2000,  p. 16.

AUTUMN

Autumn hues. Oct. 5, 2000,  p. 137-

AWARDS

Berg (Carl) is finalist for Golden Apple.  Feb. 24, 2000, p. 11.
ILCA honors landscapers. (List of recommended firms) Feb. 24, 2000,  p. A12.
Ryan awards Little City. Mar. 23, 2000,  p. 33.
Order of Lincoln to Andrew McKenna. June 8, 2000,  p. D15.
Fell Company wins award. Nov. 9, 2000,  p. 24.
Dr. Michel, 59, will be honored. Nov. 9, 2000,  p. 20.

BABIES

First, last babies are early arrivals. Jan. 6, 2000, p. 7.
Five grandchildren arrive on same day. (O'Rourke family)  Jan. 27, 2000, p. 17.

BANKRUPTCY

United Homes files for bankruptcy. Mar. 23, 2000,  p. 20.

BEAUTY SALONS

Beauty treatment.  Mar. 30, 2000,  p . A13.
Dye-ing to be different. Nov. 9, 2000,  p. 153.

BEETLES

War on beetles has 2 fronts. Aug. 24, 2000,  p. 7.

BICYCLES

Riding high; woman (Nora Will) embarks on bike trek after battle with cancer. Jan. 27, 2000,  p. A13.
Happier trails. June 29, 2000,  p. 132.
Experts and beginners welcome at bike club. June 29, 2000,  p. 138.
ComEd donates electric bikes. Sept. 21, 2000,  p. 14.
Kudos to ComEd. (ed.) Sept. 21, 2000,  p. 16.

BIRDS/BIRDWATCHING

Martin walks for bird watchers. July 6, 2000,  p. A7.
Children, police officer free bird from trap. July 27, 2000,  p. 7.
Bird feeding: it's all in the timing and presentation. Oct. 26, 2000,  p. A9. 

BOOKS

Local firm offering personalized books. Jan. 6, 2000, p. 24.
Summer sizzlers. June 22, 2000,  p. 150.
Gift of books is gift to self. Nov. 30, 2000,  p. 16.
Anticipating holiday stress? Read a story. Dec. 7, 2000, p. A25. 

BRAIN

Blame it on the amygdala; almond-shaped brain part drives teen's nutty behavior. Aug. 3, 2000,  p. A11.

BRENNER, MICHAEL

Brenner blasts Watt 'tactics'. Mar. 16, 2000,  p. 7.
Lawsuit targets officials. May 25, 2000,  p. 5.

BUSINESS

Deli is on the fast track. Jan. 6, 2000,  p. 5.
Many happy returns: shoppers seek bargains while making returns. Jan. 6, 2000,  p. 21.
Law firms merge. Feb. 17, 2000,  p. 19.
Seasonal firms find profits all year long. Feb. 17, 2000,  p. 23.
Marketers target Fluffy, Fido. Feb. 24,  2000,  p.  25.
Business offices become homey. Mar. 2, 2000,  p. 21.
Small businesses need web sites. Mar. 9, 2000,  p. 29.
Employees like casual (sic) dress at work. Mar. 16, 2000,  p. 27.
Avida Salon open in Ravinia. Mar. 16, 2000,  p. 27.
Variable pay plans increasingly used. Mar. 16, 2000,  p. 28.
Pushcarts evolve to trendy kiosks. Mar. 23, 2000,  p. 25.
Agency can help in resolving conflicts. Mar. 30, 2000,  p. 27.
Saks holds benefit opening today. Apr. 13, 2000,  p. 5.
Chandlers closes May 31. Apr. 13, 2000,  p. 7.
Mayors worry over e-commerce, Apr. 20, 2000,  p. 14.
Business partnerships benefit schools. Apr. 20, 2000,  p. 29.
Laegeler Pharmacy closes after 109 years. Apr. 27, 2000,  p . 11.
Top helpers are treasured finds. Apr. 27, 2000,  p. 27.
Family business notes 10 years: Gentle Homecare. Apr. 27, 2000,  p. 28.
Saks in HP opens with charity day. Apr. 27, 2000,  p. D4.
Home businesses develop over time. May 11, 2000,  p. 25.
Realistic tips for home businesses. May 11, 2000,  p. 25.
Congress extends business tax credits. May 11, 2000,  p. 26.
Corporate day care comes of age. May 25, 2000,  p. 23.
Starting business a scary proposition. May 25, 2000,  p. 25.
Travel agencies combine forces. May 25, 2000,  p. 28.
Area tennis clubs still pack punch. June 1, 2000,  p. 27.
Office parks sensitive to nature. June 8, 2000,  p. 27.
Company cafeterias customize lunch. June 15, 2000,  p. 27.
Family means business. (Cy Rosengarten) June 15, 2000,  p. D18.
Ice cream - we all scream for ice cream. June 22, 2000,  p. 25.
Car sales unaffected by fuel costs. July 13, 2000,  p. 19.
So you've set up a Web site, now what? July 27, 2000,  p. 21.
Family business contest opens. July 27, 2000,  p. 22.
Abbott Labs is honored for work with penicillin. July 27, 2000,  p. 24.
Family businesses are subject of contest. Aug. 3, 2000,  p. 22.
Tips are getting bigger than ever. Aug. 10, 2000,  p. 21.
Store opening will benefit Rory Deutsch foundation. Aug. 17, 2000,  p. 19.
Patisserie brings sisters together. Aug. 17, 2000,  p. 27. 
Whole Foods to be a community anchor. Aug. 24, 2000,  p. 25.
Fell Company wins award. Nov. 9, 2000,  p. 24.
Keep your eye on the Stars. (Stars Our Destination bookstore, Evanston) Nov. 9, 2000,  p. B4.
Holidays look bright for businesses. Nov. 30, 2000, p. 20.
Personal shoppers a boon for the busy. Dec. 14, 2000, p. 9.  

CAMPAIGN FINANCE

See: Political Finance

CAMPS

2000 Camp Guide. Jan. 27, 2000,  p. 41---
2000 Camp Guide. Feb. 3, 2000,  p. 36---
2000 Camp Guide. Feb. 10, 2000, p. B1---

CANCER

Riding high; woman (Nora Will) embarks on bike trek after battle with cancer. Jan. 27, 2000,  p. A13.
New biopsy detects cancer with less pain.  Mar. 2, 2000,  p. A15.
Northwestern offers digital mammography.  Mar. 2, 2000, p. A16.
Women take court action against breast cancer. Mar. 16, 2000, p. D3.
Local salon supports its Avon walker: Bart Doherty.  June 22, 2000,  p. 14.
Judy's Day offers fun for family. June 22, 2000,  p. 185.
Cancer center open in Highland Park. July 27, 2000,  p. 22.
Breathing easier: CT screening can detect lung cancer in early stages. July 27, 2000, p. A11.
Event benefits breast cancer charities here. Sept. 14, 2000, p. 9.
Special report: breast cancer. Oct. 5, 2000,  p. D1---
Few women choose test for breast cancer gene. Oct. 19, 2000,  p. A21.
Advice on prostate cancer. Oct. 19, 2000,  p. A24.
Well! Well! Well! Breast cancer survivors' stories. Oct. 26, 2000,  p. A17.
Dr. Michel, 59, will be honored. Nov. 9, 2000,  p. 20.

CANDIDATES

GOP field down to 11; Gash no lone Dem. Jan. 27, 2000,  p. 9.
Kirk, Damisch pick up endorsements. Feb. 3, 2000,  p. 11.
Hochberg leads 10th money derby. Feb. 10, 2000,  p. 5.
GOP hopefuls on campaign finance, surplus. Feb. 10, 2000,  p. 9.
Candidates speak on abortion, capital gains. Feb. 17, 2000,  p. 9.
Candidates discuss elderly prescriptions, gun control. Feb. 24, 2000,  p. 9.
Candidates speak on social security, medicare. Mar. 2, 2000,  p. 9.
Candidates toss out  challenges. Mar. 9, 2000,  p. 7.
Candidates speak on military interventions. Mar. 9, 2000,  p. 9. 
Personal wealth filling 10th district coffers. Mar. 16, 2000,  p. 9.
Louis Lang's  bid moves ahead. June 22, 2000,  p. 175.
Mandel seeks third term. Aug. 3, 2000,  p. 7.
Link, Kazarian fill war chests. Aug. 10, 2000,  p. 9.
Senate candidates weigh in. Oct. 12, 2000,  p. 5.
Kirk, Gash discuss education issues. Oct. 12, 2000,  p. 7.
Candidates look at transportation issues. Oct. 12, 2000,  p. 7.
Leagues sponsor 10th District candidate forum. Oct. 12, 2000,  p. 7.
Wadhwa says prejudice mars campaign. Oct. 12, 2000,  p. 20.
Link, Kazarian differ on education. Oct. 19, 2000,  p. 7.
Gash, Kirk claim independent mantle. Oct. 19, 2000,  p. 9.
Coffelt, Nelson weigh in on Court Clerk issues. Oct. 19, 2000,  p. 17.
Kazarian beating Link in fund raising. Oct. 26, 2000,   p. 7.
Gash, Kirk on security, environment. Oct. 26, 2000,  p. 9.
Open space request. (ed.) Oct. 26, 2000,  p. 18.
Kirk, Gash outline spending priorities. Nov. 2, 2000,  p. 9.
Link, Kazarian outcome is well financed. Nov. 2, 2000,  p. 9.
False claims anger May. Nov. 2, 2000,  p . 10.
May credits personal touch for win. Nov. 9, 2000. p. 5.
Incumbents will run again. Nov. 16, 2000,  p. 5.
May takes home turf, splits rest of district. Nov. 16, 2000,  p. 7.
Local focus key to Kirk win. Nov. 16, 2000,  p. 7.
Mom becomes aide to Kirk. Nov. 16, 2000,  p. 28.
Kirsch campaigns for resident input. Dec. 7, 2000, p. 7.    

CANOES

Local pair ply Des Plaines River. June 1, 2000, p. 5.

CAREERS

Cool careers: do what you love and you'll love what you do. June 1, 2000,  p. 151.

CASA-Court Appointed Special Advocates

These guardian angels help neglected children.  Mar. 16, 2000,  p. 14.

CELLULAR TELEPHONES

Dial and drive ; possible dangers of cellular phone use debated. Aug. 3, 2000,  p. 10.
Cellular phones create potential for crashes. Aug. 3, 2000,  p. 10.
Users blame the other guy.  Aug. 3, 2000,  p. 10.
Health effects up in the air.  Aug. 3, 2000,  p. 11.
Dial up safety. (ed.) Aug. 3, 2000, p. 14.
Cell phone towers will receive hearing. Sept. 28, 2000,  p. 5.
Call to Protect reaches right number. Sept. 28, 2000,  p. 19.
Call to Protect reaches right number. Oct. 5, 2000,  p. 167.

CENSUS

Resolve to be counted. (ed.) Jan. 6, 2000,  p. 16.
U.S. census office opens in Vernon Hills. Jan. 27, 2000,  p. 20.
U.S. Census effort launches Web site.  Feb. 10, 2000,  p. 27.
Census moves forward. Mar. 23, 2000,  p. 21.
City anxiously awaits census numbers. July 13, 2000,  p. 9.

CENTER FOR ENRICHED LIVING

CEL celebrating in new facility. June 22, 2000,  p. 7.
CEL has a new home. June 22, 2000,  p. 18.

CHARITIES

Mothers for Others relish challenge. Feb. 17, 2000,  p. D3.
Party remembers Elvis. Feb. 17, 2000,  p. D5.
Elm Place students keep on helping. (St. Vincent De Paul Society) Mar. 23, 2000, p. 12.
Charity standards are being reviewed. May 4, 2000,  p. 25.
Habitat for Humanity to benefit from raffle. May 11, 2000,  p. A7.
Circle of Friends embraces needy. May 18, 2000,  p. D8.
Charities facing funding problems. June 15, 2000,  p. 15.
Scout ban begs response. Sept. 28, 2000,  p. 17.
Nine-year old Patrick Daley delivers treats. Oct. 26, 2000,  p. 15.
PADS (Public Action to Deliver Shelter) needs help. Nov. 16, 2000,  p. 22.
Drive puts old jerseys to good use. Nov. 23, 2000,  p. 41.
Donate wisely this holiday season. Dec. 7, 2000, p. 21.   

CHICAGO, IL

Local filmmaker, J. McBrien, focuses on Chicago architecture. Jan.13, 2000,  p.B1.

CHICAGO BOTANIC GARDEN

Applications sought for Botanic Garden art festival. Jan. 20, 2000, p. A9.
 It's February in the tropics at Botanic Garden greenhouses. Feb. 10, 2000,  p. A4.
Botanic Garden plans 3 projects. Mar. 16, 2000,  p. 12.
Cool season annuals brighten spring. Mar. 23, 2000,  p. A1.
Birders' day planned at Chicago Botanic Garden. Mar. 23, 2000,  p. A7.
Orchids, orchids, orchids! Apr. 6, 2000, p. A1.
Botanic Garden set to bloom with antiques, gardenware. Apr. 13, 2000, p. A1.
Toot, toot: Botanic Garden gets into training. June 22, 2000,  p. A12.
Sumptuous summer edibles. July 27, 2000, p. A1.
Children's gardening. Oct. 5, 2000, p. A1.
Roadside plant sale. Oct. 12, 2000,  p. A7.
Family fun at Botanic Garden. Nov. 9, 2000,  p. A3.
Return of the American elm. Nov. 16, 2000,  p. A6.
Love letters to the garden. Dec. 28, 2000,  p. A1.  

CHICAGO RIVER

Watershed plan to clean North Branch. Aug. 31, 2000,  p. 7.
Protect your watershed. (ed.) Aug. 31, 2000,  p. 14.

CHILD ABUSE

Arden Shore takes education initiative. Apr. 13, 2000,  p. 12.

CHILD CARE/CHILDREN

Local firm offering personalized books. Jan. 6, 2000,  p. 24.
Childhood eating disorders. Feb. 17, 2000,  p. A15.
These guardian angels help neglected children. Mar. 16, 2000,  p. 14.
Allergy-proof home for asthmatic child. Mar. 23, 2000,  p. A16.
Improve outdated standards for children's safety seats. Guest essay: P. Fitzgerald, U.S. Rep. May 11, 2000,  p. 21.
Corporate day care comes of age. May 25, 2000,  p. 23.
Is herbal remedy safe for a child? May 25, 2000,  p. A18.
Churches join to educate. June 1, 2000, p. 7.
Curfew: summer's here; do you know where your kids are? June 1, 2000,  p. A13.
Parents' eating habits mirrored in children. June 1, 2000,   p. A14.
New law on visitation rights for grandparents. June 1, 2000,  p. A15.
FTC warns about promotions for kids' dietary supplements.   June 8, 2000,  p. A22.
Local legislators' initiative pays off. (Parker, Coulson) June 22, 2000,  p. 186.
Waking up is hard to do. Aug. 3, 2000,  p. A2.
Carrying school supplies can be a pain in the neck. Aug. 3, 2000,  p. A4.
Recess - is it being replaced? Aug. 3, 2000,  p. A6.
Computers affect kids' writing skills. Aug. 3, 2000,  p. A7.
Child Care Coalition offers parents advice. Guest essay: B. Goodman. Aug. 17, 2000, p. 17.
A child's safety should be priority. Aug. 17, 2000,  p. 17.
Help children start school year right. Aug. 17, 2000,  p. A12.
Safety comes first in kids' activities. Aug. 17, 2000,  p. A13.
Tips on buying school shoes for your kids. Aug. 17, 2000,  p. A15.
Prescription for parents: checkups to checklists  - school nurses spell it out. Aug. 24, 2000, p. A13.
SAFEKIDS event preserves memory of youngster, Kenny Bernstein. Aug. 31, 2000, p. 10.
Nutrition a challenge for families on the go. Aug. 31, 2000,  p. A14.  
Car seat checks boost kids' safety. Sept. 7, 2000,  p. A13.
Children safer on updated playgrounds. Sept. 14, 2000,  p. 29.
Shedding light on the dark side of parenting. Sept. 28, 2000,  p. A15.
Child safety event set. Oct. 5, 2000,  p. 19.
Children's gardening-learning through play theme attracts young gardeners. Oct. 5, 2000,  p. A1.
Helping students with homework key to success. Oct. 19, 2000,  p. 47.
Helping students with homework key to success. Oct. 26, 2000,  p. 46.
Dealing with anxiety provoked by teasing. Nov. 16, 2000,  p. A18.
Cradle circles globe.  Nov. 16, 2000,  p. D4.
Use care in toy selection. Nov. 23, 2000,  p. A24.
School program teaching parents how kids learn. Nov. 30, 2000,  p. 7.
Good sitters are trained, not born. Nov. 30, 2000, p. A19.
Parents take 'time out' to learn about discipline. Dec. 7, 2000, p. A21.
There is no substitute for undivided attention. Dec. 7, 2000, p. A22.
Here's how to choose the best educational toys for children. Dec. 14, 2000, p. A22.  

CHINA

Band members share memories of China. Apr. 20, 2000,  p. 17. 
Students bring home memories from China trip. Apr. 27, 2000,  p. 5.

CHINAWARE

Local collectors pick Pickard. Jan. 13, 2000,  p. A2.

CHURCHES/SYNAGOGUES

B'nai Tikvah's new rabbi has global ties. Jan. 6, 2000,  p. 13.
Pastors honored - Donna and Carl Gray of First Presbyterian Church of Highland Park. Apr. 6, 2000,  p. 7.
Rabbi recalls decades of growth with BJBE - B'nai Jehoshua Beth Elohim. Apr. 13, 2000, p. 165.
Churches join to educate. June 1, 2000,  p. 7.
Love of Talmud opens new career for Heather Altman. June 15, 2000,  p. 186.
Millennium Mass celebrates faith. June 22, 2000,  p. 7.
Many contribute to field of faith. June 22, 2000,  p. 27.
Police keep a close watch on synagogues. Oct. 19, 2000,  p. 13.
Temples' effort restores Torahs. Nov. 16, 2000,  p. 14.
B'nai Tikvah sets town meeting on violence in Israel. Nov. 16, 2000,  p. 18.
AIDS service brings faiths together. Dec. 14, 2000,  p. 20.
Torah arrives: synagogue rejoices. Dec. 21, 2000, p. 7.
Religious leaders respond to issues of hate on North Shore. Dec. 21, 2000, p. 13. 
CIVIL RIGHTS

ACLU lawsuit targets city. Apr. 27, 2000,  p. 7.
ACLU, city discussing Ledford case. June 8, 2000,  p. 7.
'Landmark' agreement praised. July 20, 2000,  p. 5.

CLEANING SERVICES

Top helpers are treasured finds. Apr. 27, 2000,  p. 27.  

CLUBS/ORGANZIATIONS

Rotary benefit planned. Mar. 2, 2000,  p. 7.
4H clubs more than livestock. Aug. 10, 2000,  p. 131.
Rotarians selling roses. Sept. 14, 2000,  p. 12.  
Rotary roses on sale now. Oct. 12, 2000,  p. 16.
ORT honors leader. Oct. 19, 2000,  p. D9.
Memories on menu at Infant Welfare tea. Nov. 23, 2000,  p. D3. 
Surveys help Scouts meet girls' needs. Dec. 14, 2000, p. 30.

COLLECTIONS/COLLECTORS

Scents over the centuries: perfume bottles smell sweet to collectors. May 25, 2000, p.A1.

COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES

Lake County University headed to CLC site. May 4, 2000,  p. 7.
Student designs on view at Columbia. May 4, 2000,  p. D15.
University site choice is only the beginning. May 18, 2000,  p. 23.
Save for college without going broke. June 15, 2000,  p. 29.
Trinity hosts talk on genome mapping. July 27, 2000,  p. 25.
College workshop is set. July 27, 2000,  p. 30.
ACT survey shows students planning early for college. Aug. 3, 2000,  p. 39.
Bode to step down as dean at NU's Medill. Aug. 3, 2000,  p. 42.
College savings bonds to be sold next month. Aug. 17, 2000,  p. 27.
Loyola offers business program in Wilmette. Aug. 24, 2000,  p. 29.
CLC breaks ground for University Center. Sept. 28, 2000,  p. 12.
CLC breaks ground for University Center. Oct. 5, 2000,  p. 20.
Dot-com debate. New Web site address troubling Harper faculty. Nov. 9, 2000, p. 43.  

COLLINS, BOB

Bob Collins' widow files lawsuit in Cook. (County)  June 22, 2000,  p. 175.  

COM/ED

See: Utilities.

COMPUTERS

Donate old computers.  Jan. 27, 2000,  p. 149.
Tax programs for computers. Feb, 17, 2000,  p. 25.
With PC prices rising, consider upgrade. Mar. 2, 2000,  p. A6.
Small businesses need web sites. Mar. 9, 2000, p. 29.
City is online with Gateway.    Mar. 30, 2000,  p. 23.
Computer programs ease tax time. Mar. 30, 2000,  p. 25.
Computers affect kids' writing skills. Aug. 3, 2000,  p. A7.
Adaptive products go high tech and high profile. Aug. 10, 2000,  p. 13.
What's that @? Simple symbol becomes a part of everyday life. Aug.31, 2000, p. 133.

CONSUMER SCIENCE

Consumer Science: this is not your mother's home economics. Jan. 6, 2000,  p. 25

CONTESTS

Trivia contest: How much do you know about Lake County's history?  Feb. 17, 2000, p. 149.
Pioneer fiction writing contest winners named. Feb. 24, 2000,  p. 19.
Trivia contest: How much do you know about Lake County's history? Feb. 24, 2000, p. 21.
Trivial pursuit creates memories for winner Alice Moody. Mar. 30, 2000,  p. 142.
Trivial contest answers.   Mar. 30, 2000,  p. 143.
Fiction contest participants. Apr. 13, 2000,  p. 20.
"Happy Trails" by J. Weary, 1st place winner. Apr. 13, 2000,  p. 162--
"Heading North" by J. Sheridan, 3rd place winner. May 18, 2000,  p. 26.--
Write Stuff  2d  place entries. May 25, 2000, p. B30.
"Teardown", honorable mention short story, Write Stuff Contest. June 22, 2000,  p. 22.

COSMETIC SURGERY

See: Plastic Surgery

COURTS

Court vacancies exist. Apr. 20, 2000,  p. 175.
County judges want more courtrooms. June 1, 2000,  p. 182.
Jane D. Waller will lead Nineteenth Circuit.  June 22, 2000,  p. 178.
Day in court could be day in city hall.  Nov. 30, 2000, p. 7.  

CREDIT CARDS

PasspORT (sic) card guarantees winners all around. Mar. 9, 2000,  p. D1.

CRICKETS

Bug business hopping at Ravinia School. Jan. 6, 2000,   p. 10.

CRIME

Police solve wallet theft.  Jan. 13, 2000,  p. 11.
Brodzki (George) is sentenced to six years. Jan. 13, 2000,   p. 159.
Lincolnshire man shot inside home. Jan. 27, 2000,  p. 13.
Three nabbed in vet drug thefts. Jan. 27, 2000,  p. 14.
Resident regrets interfering with car theft arrest. Feb. 10, 2000,  p. 11.
Linconshire man gets 5-year sentence. Mar. 16, 2000,  p. 10.
Task force is being formed to find assailant. June  8, 2000,  p. 5.
Canzoneri murder still on the books. June 15, 2000,  p. 9.
Local man one of 120 charged with fraud. June 22, 2000,  p. 7.
More thefts raise overall crime rate. June 29, 2000,  p . 11.
Lake County family waits for justice. July 6, 2000,  p. 18.
Police seeking assault suspect. July 27, 2000,  p. 26.
Deputy coroner sentenced to 3 years. Aug. 3, 2000,  p. 18.
Suspect sought in pair of attacks. Aug. 17, 2000,  p. 12.
K. Kritt faces more assault charges. Aug. 31, 2000,  p. 10.
Police searching for one or more molesters. Sept. 7, 2000, p. 12.
Man pleads guilty to hijacking charge. Sept. 14, 2000,  p. 20.
Suspected jewel thief is nabbed by police. Sept. 21, 2000,  p. 10.
Police seek bank robber. Oct. 19, 2000,   p. 24.
Bank One robber sought. Dec. 14, 2000,  p. 10.
Child offender is jailed. Dec. 14, 2000,  p. 14.  

DALEY, PATRICK MICHAEL

Nine-year old delivers treats. Oct. 26, 2000,  p. 15.

DANCE

Duo cultivates 'Flower Flower'- Mordine & Co. Dance Theatre and Zapato
Puppet Theatre. Apr. 13, 2000,  p. B3.
Ballet Entre Nous troupe dances for Mother's Day. May 11, 2000,  p. B7.
Ensemble Espanol kindles 'Passion'. July 20, 2000,  p. B3.
Lane Alexander's got rhythm. Aug. 10, 2000,  p. B3.
'Dracula' is a ballet with bite. Oct. 26, 2000,  p. B3.

DEAFNESS

New hearing device investigated  by Evanston Hospital otolaryngologist. Mar. 9, 2000, p.A20.
Laurels for Dr. Patricia Scherer. Mar. 16, 2000,  p. D4.
These two sisters are helping Hands. (sic) Mar. 30, 2000,  p. B6.

DEATH & DYING

The decision of your death. Feb. 24, 2000,  p. A15.
Ethicist offers 'good death' seminar. Mar. 30, 2000,  p. A17.

DEATH PENALTY

Lake County family waits for justice. July 6, 2000,  p. 18.

DEER

Forest Preserve rebukes deer activists. Mar. 23, 2000, p. 19.
City to evaluate deer herd. Aug. 24, 2000, p. 14.
Deer debate erupts. Aug. 31, 2000, p. 5.
Deer culling will be debated. Nov. 16, 2000, p. 10.
City will seek permit to kill deer. Nov. 30, 2000, p. 5.
Culling is killing. Column: C. Wenk. Nov. 30, 2000, p. 6.
Local bard S. Leivick writes of deer tragedy. (Letters) Dec. 7, 2000,  p. 15.

DEERFIELD, IL

Whole Foods to be a community anchor. Aug. 24, 2000,  p. 25. 

DENTISTRY/DENTISTS

New technology eases root canal. May 25, 2000,  p. A18.

DISCIPLINE

Parents take 'time out' to learn about discipline. Dec. 7, 2000, p. A21.

DIVORCE

Programs in place: students going through divorce have places to turn. Dec. 14, 2000, p.  29.  

DNR (Do Not Resuscitate order)

Do not resuscitate conflict is brewing. June 1, 2000,  p. 11.

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

God help them.  Mar. 16, 2000,  p. A17.
The Call to Protect reaches right number. Sept. 28, 2000,  p. 19.
Call to Protect reaches right number. Oct. 5, 2000,  p. 167. 

DRIVERS EDUCATION

Area driving schools zoom ahead. Mar. 9, 2000,  p. 27.

DRUGS

Parents blame son's death on drug use. Apr. 13, 2000,  p. 17.
Groups battle local drug use. June 1, 2000,  p. 20.
Cops seize gallons of 'rave' drug. June 15, 2000,  p. 13.
Ecstasy drug topic of forum. July 20, 2000,  p. 14.
Video: reality of drug use. July 27, 2000,  p. 9.
Drug, gambling charges close bar. (Shaughnessy's) Sept. 21, 2000,  p. 5.

DYSLEXIA

Teachers no longer consider dyslexia as label for issue. Dec. 21, 2000, p. 23.

DYSTHYMIA

The shadow of dysthymia. Nov. 2, 2000,  p. A17.  

EATING DISORDERS

Childhood eating disorders.  Feb. 17, 2000,  p. A15.

ECLIPSES

Wonder in the sky. Dec. 21, 2000,  p. 14.

ECO-CHALLENGE

Local man takes the Eco-challenge. Apr. 6, 2000,  p. 14.

EDITORIALS

Resolve to be counted. (census)  Jan. 6, 2000,  p. 16.
Smart move, too late. (police investigation) Jan. 13, 2000,  p. 16.
Board mandate required. (in choice of independent investigator) Jan. 20, 2000,  p. 16.
Put votes (legislative) online.   Jan. 27, 2000, p. 18.
Make time to volunteer. Feb. 3, 2000,  p. 16.
Strange timing.  Feb. 10, 2000,  p. 16.
Sales taxes. Feb. 17, 2000,  p. 16.
Mend fences. Feb. 24, 2000,  p. 16.
Our endorsement process. Mar. 2, 2000,  p. 16.
Lachner in10th. Mar. 9, 2000,  p. 18.
Go Vote. Mar. 16, 2000, p. 18 .
Patience is needed. (police inquiry) Mar. 23, 2000, p. 16
End loan practices. Mar. 30, 2000,  p. 18.
Honoring  student volunteerism. Apr. 6, 2000,  p. 18.
Action needed. (on health insurance)  Apr. 13, 2000,  p. 18.
Time to speak up. (re: train whistles) Apr. 20, 2000,  p. 16.
Safe schools. Apr. 27, 2000,  p. 20.
Life saving equipment. May 4, 2000,  p. 18.
Water woes. May 11, 2000, p. 20.
Start healing. (after police report)  May 18, 2000,  p. 20.
Fix the school calendar first. May 25, 2000,  p. 16.
Discipline needed. (HP Police Dept.) June 1, 2000,  p. 16. 
Congratulations to classes of 2000.  June 8, 2000,  p. 18.
Remarks insulting. June 15, 2000,  p. 18.
CEL has a new home. June 22, 2000,  p. 18.
Celebrate the 4th safely. June 29, 2000,  p. 16.
Grading the new math. July 6, 2000,  p. 16.
Hazardous to your patience. July 13, 2000,  p. 14.
Put an end to free rides. July 20, 2000,  p. 16.
A proud day. (settlement of ACLU law suit) July 27, 2000,  p. 14.
Dial up to safety. Aug. 3, 2000,  p. 14.
A brave decision. (re: high school video American High) Aug. 10, 2000,  p. 14
Back to school. Aug. 17, 2000,  p. 16.
Treasured trees. Aug. 24, 2000,  p. 16.
Protect your watershed. Aug. 31, 2000,  p. 14.
Time to curb road rage. Sept. 7, 2000,  p. 14.
Historic preservation is making strides. Sept. 14, 2000,  p. 10.
Saving history. Sept. 14, 2000,  p. 16.
Kudos to ComEd. Sept.21, 2000,  p. 16.
Building trust. Sept. 28, 2000,  p. 16.
Give to United Way. Oct. 5, 2000,  p. 14.
Fund assisted living law. Oct. 12, 2000,  p. 18.
Our endorsement process. Oct. 19, 2000,  p. 20.
Open space request. Oct. 26, 2000,  p. 18.
Gash in the 10th. Nov. 2, 2000,  p. 12.
Remember veterans. Nov. 9, 2000,  p. 16.
TV or not TV. Nov. 16, 2000, p. 16.
Gag rule. Nov. 23, 2000,  p. 14.
Hunting responsibly. Nov. 30, 2000, p. 18.
Choose pet wisely. Dec. 7, 2000, p. 14.
A season to give. Dec. 14, 2000,  p . 16.
What really counts. Dec. 21, 2000, p. 12.
Don't drink and drive. Dec. 28, 2000, p. 12.                 

ELECTIONS

Two petition challenges filed in 10th. Jan. 6, 2000,  p. 5.
Feb. $61,000 to $2000 score in 57th District fund war. Feb. 3, 2000,  p. 179.
League to host forums. Feb. 10, 2000,  p. 7.
GOP hopefuls on campaign finance, surplus. Feb. 10, 2000,  p. 9.
60th fund-raising is slow to start. Feb. 10, 2000,  p. 20.
Election letters- Op-Ed pages. Feb. 17, 2000,  p. 17---
Election letters- Op-Ed pages. Mar. 2, 2000,  p. 17--
Personal wealth filling 10th district coffers. Mar. 16, 2000,  p. 9.
10th web sites link voters. Mar. 16, 2000,  p. 9.
Election letters-Op-Ed pages. Mar. 16, 2000, p. 19.
Voters Guide. Mar. 16, 2000,  p. 21.
Kirk coasts to win in 10th district. Mar. 23, 2000, p. 7.
Money can't buy 10th district nomination. Mar. 30, 2000,  p. 13.
Voter turn out hits all-time record low. Mar. 30, 2000,  p. 21.
Towers  (tow-ers) all contribute to DelRe campaign. May 11, 2000,  p. 16. 
House speaker stumps on the phone for Kirk. June 15, 2000,  p. 10.
Financial disclosure forms show money trail in 59th. Aug. 24, 2000,  p. 151.
Disabled can vote absentee. Sept. 14, 2000,  p. 14.
10th District has national overtones. Sept. 28, 2000,  p. 9.
Gash and Kirk forums slated. Sept. 28, 2000,  p. 9.
May, Fluoret (sic) agree on key issues. Oct. 5, 2000,  p. 7.
Candidates jockey for best position. Oct. 5, 2000,  p. 9.
Election letters from readers. Oct. 5, 2000,  p. 15.
Poll watchers will need credentials. Oct. 12, 2000,  p. 185.
Education a hot topic in 60th race. Oct. 19, 2000,  p. 7.
Race is setting records. Oct. 19, 2000,  p. 9.
Cost of campaigns staggering. Oct. 19, 2000,  p. 9.
Election letters from readers. Oct. 19, 2000,  p. 21-
Disclosure key to finance reform in 60th. Oct. 26, 2000,  p. 7.
Election letters from readers. Oct. 26, 2000,  p. 19--
Election letters from readers. Nov. 2, 2000,  p. 13.
Voters Guide. Nov. 2, 2000,  p. 15.
Hospitalized voters can vote absentee. Nov. 2, 2000,  p. 17.
May credits personal touch for win. Nov. 9, 2000,  p. 5.
Kirk beats Gash in close race. Nov. 9, 2000,  p. 7.
Coulson in 57th. Nov. 9, 2000,  p. 7.
Link holds on to his 30th Senate seat. Nov. 9, 2000,  p. 7.
Incumbents will run again. Nov. 16, 2000,  p. 5.
Pierce is an elector. Nov. 16, 2000, p. 5.
Democrats making gains in former GOP stronghold. Nov. 16, 2000,  p. 7.
County to eliminate punch card voting machines. Nov. 16, 2000,  p. 15.  

ELECTIONS- ISSUES

GOP hopefuls on campaign finance, surplus.  Feb. 10, 2000,  p. 9.
Candidates speak on abortion, capital gains. Feb. 17, 2000,  p. 9.
Candidates discuss elderly prescriptions, gun control.  Feb. 24, 2000,  p. 9.
Health, taxes, guns lead 10th forum. Mar. 2, 2000,  p. 8.
Link, Kazarian differ on education. Oct. 19, 2000, p.7.
Education a hot topic in 60th race. Oct 19, 2000,  p. 7. 

ELM PLACE SCHOOL

Elm Place students keep on helping.  Mar. 23, 2000,  p. 12.

ELOPING

Runaway brides and grooms. Oct. 19, 2000,  p. 153.
Top five reasons. Oct. 19, 2000,  p. 153.

EMPLOYMENT

Long-distance job-hunt strategies. Mar. 9, 2000,  p. 31.
Poll: hiring picture bright on the Shore. May 25, 2000,  p.  24.
Summer jobs hard to find. June 15, 2000,  p. 10.
Job Fair set for today. Aug. 3, 2000,  p. 25.
Manpower survey shows job growth looks bright. Aug. 31, 2000,  p. 22.

ENDORSEMENTS  (ELECTION)

Pioneer Press endorsements. Oct. 26, 2000,  p.  18--
Pioneer Press endorsements. Nov. 2, 2000,   p. 13--

ENVIRONMENT

Let's clean up our act during the 21st century. Guest essay: C. Brown. Jan. 13, 2000, p. 17.
Too much stuff; environment woes linked to overuse. Jan. 20, 2000,  p. 141.
30 fish dead. (Cunniff Park)  Mar. 9, 2000,  p. 22.
Tiny creatures (amphibians) losing to development. May 18, 2000,  p. 160.
Violent storm teaches environmental  lesson. Guest essay: R. Grill. May 25, 2000,  p.17.
Office parks sensitive to nature. June 8, 2000,  p. 2
Flouret wants halt to peaker (sic) plants.  June 15, 2000,  p. 11.
County calls on Pollution Board for regulatory help. June 22, 2000,  p. 176.
Legislators ask for peaker (sic) moratorium. June 29, 2000,  p. 162.
City halts all use of dursban. July 27, 2000,  p. 5.
Chemical sprays are being studied. Aug. 3, 2000,  p. 162.
Open space request. (ed.) Oct. 26, 2000,  p. 18. 

ETHNIC ARTS

Eat, drink and be Ethnic. Evanston's Ethnic Arts Festival. July 13, 2000, p. B4.

EXPULSION

Expulsion rare event at most high schools.  Jan. 27, 2000,  p. 16.

EYES & EYESIGHT

Lois chooses Lasik. July 6, 2000,  p. A12.
The eyes have it. July 6, 2000,  p. A13.
Hadley  - 80 years and growing. July 27, 2000,  p. D1. 

FAMILIES/ FAMILY LIFE

What to do if  your parent becomes incompetent. May 25, 2000,  p. A17.
And what if you become incompetent?  May 25, 2000,  p. A17.
At risk families get help from Family Network. Dec. 7, 2000, p. 9.

FARMERS' MARKET

Farmers' market offering more than veggies. June 29, 2000,  p. 7.

FARMING

4H clubs more than livestock. Aug. 10, 2000,  p. 131. 

FASHION

Back-to-school: top picks for back-to-school Fall 2000.  Aug. 3, 2000,  p. A1.

FATHERS

Dad wasn't  'just a worker'. Guest essay: Buzz Hill. May 4, 2000,  p. 19.

FELCH, ALEX, Rabbi

B'nai Tikvah's new rabbi has global ties. Jan. 6, 2000,  p. 13.

FENG SHUI

Feng shui, wall murals hit home. June 1, 2000,  p. A3.

FIRES

Left homeless. Four families lose everything as two homes burn. Mar. 16, 2000, p. 5.
Red buffalo. (prairie burning) Mar. 30, 2000,   p. 9.
Families back on feet following fire. Apr. 13, 2000,  p. 9.

FLOWERS/ PLANTS

Column: Flowers at a Glance appears every week. Paging varies.

FOOD

Irradiated food: coming soon to a store near you. July 13, 2000,  p. A13.
Jury's still out on irradiation. July 13, 2000,  p. A15.
Summer calls for food safety. Aug. 3, 2000,  p. A14.
Healthy tips on how to avoid the 'Freshman 15'. Aug. 24, 2000,   p. 145.  

FORECLOSURES

Special Report: Squeezed out - foreclosures skyrocket in suburbs. Mar. 30, 2000, p. 15-
End loan practices. (ed.) Mar. 30, 2000,  p. 18.

FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS

Irish students meet Rotary.   Apr. 6, 2000,  p. 7.

FORT SHERIDAN, IL

Success story. C. Wenk column. June 1, 2000,  p. 6.
Navy may leave fort. July 13, 2000,  p. 5.
Historic Fort tour is set. July 27, 2000,  p. 20.
Fort Sheridan tours 2000. Sept. 7, 2000,  p. 16.
Playground at fort closed. Sept.21, 2000,  p. 7.  

FUND RAISING

Local man takes the Eco-challenge.  Apr. 6, 2000,  p. 14.
Walk for Smile set for Sunday. Apr. 6, 2000,  p. 15.

FURNITURE

Modernism show is fabulous and fun.   Nov. 2, 2000,  p. A1. 

GALLEGOS, ANDRES

Putting Illinois in motion: research on a roll to cure spinal cord injuries. Mar. 23, 2000,  A15.

GAMBLING

Parker, Coulson hit for backing '99 gaming bill. Mar. 23, 2000,  p. 22.
Gash praised for gambling legislation. June 15, 2000, p. 11.
Drug, gambling charges close bar. (Shaughnessy's) Sept. 21, 2000,  p. 5.

GARDENING/GARDENS

Gardeners reflect, resolve for new year.  Jan. 6, 2000, p. A1.
Get plants off to a good start. Feb. 3, 2000,  p. A5.
Signs of a serious gardener. Feb. 10, 2000,  p. A3.
Winter pruning: it's the kindest cut of all. Feb. 24, 2000,  p. A4.
North Shore Home and Garden Show. Mar. 16, 2000,  p. A1.
How to create a woodland garden. Apr. 6, 2000,  p. A4.
Discover dill, a versatile herb. Apr. 6, 2000,   p. A7.
Remove winter protection, begin spring preparation. Apr. 13, 2000,  p. A5.
Creating a cutting garden for total floral enjoyment. May 11, 2000,  p. A16.
Spurge offers splurge of leafy color. May 18, 2000,  p. A1.
Growing  roses grows easier. June, 8, 2000,  p. A3.
Italian garden: Renaissance gardener plants a tribute to her beloved Italy. June 22, 2000, p. A1.
11th Evanston Garden Walk. June 22, 2000,  p. A1.
Plant the right garden and butterflies will come. June 29, 2000,  p. A10.
Plan before planting perennial garden. July 13, 2000,  p. A4.
Dangers can lurk in lawn and garden. July 20, 2000,  p. A14.
Ritual and respect guide art of bonsai. Aug. 10, 2000,  p. A1.
Learn lawn maintenance. Aug. 10, 2000,  p. A3.  
August is ideal time for lawn maintenance. Aug. 24, 2000,  p. A8.
Garden clubs necessary in old days. Aug. 31, 2000,  p. 16.
If you dig spring flowers, you'll dig those bulbs now. Sept.14, 2000,  p. A3.
Storing tender bulbs for winter. Sept. 28, 2000,  p. A3.
Botanic Garden bulb sale. Sept. 28, 2000,  p. A2.
Summer rainfall aside, fall may call for more watering. Sept. 28, 2000,  p. A5.
Good garden centers are natural resources. Oct. 5, 2000,  p . A12.
Garden Guild members dedicate butterfly garden. Oct. 12, 2000,  p. A8.
Many plants can brighten autumnal foliage. Oct. 19, 2000,  p. A4.
Soil maintenance a dirty but necessary business. Nov. 2, 2000,  p. A4.
Time for clean up in garden. Nov. 9, 2000,  p. A6.
Composter turns it upside down. Nov. 23, 2000,  p. A9.
You can grow cranberries. Nov. 23, 2000,  p. A16.
Don't get bugged. (house plant pests) Dec. 7, 2000, p. A2.
Love letters to the garden. Dec. 28, 2000,  p. A1.  

GASOLINE

Gasoline tax suspension ineffective, irresponsible. Guest Essay: R. M. Martire. July 6, 2000,  p. 17.
Car sales unaffected by fuel costs. July 13, 2000,  p. 19.

GAYTON, JERONIMO

A Highland Park success story interns with city. Aug. 3, 2000,  p. 5.

GENEALOGY

Getting started with genealogy of your family. Oct. 12, 2000,  p. 151.
Seven albums for seven daughters. Blowers family. Oct. 12, 2000,  p. 151.
Tips on writing family history.  Nov. 16, 2000,  p. A21. 

GENETICS

Trinity hosts talk on genome mapping. July 27, 2000,  p. 25.
Library gets genome grant. Oct. 12, 2000,  p. 5.    

GIFTS

Graduation gifts run the gamut. June 8, 2000,  p. 33.

GIRLS

A sporting chance for girls. July 20, 2000,  p. D11.

GLENCOE, IL

Glencoe OK's poles on Green Bay Trail. Nov. 2, 2000,  p. 19.

GLENVIEW, IL

Construction site is safe. Aug. 3, 2000,  p. 19.  

GOLDMAN, GEORGE F.

George F. Goldman, 84, helped build Highlands.  Mar. 16, 2000,  p. 16.

GOLF

Golf dome will provide shelter. Nov. 2, 2000,  p . 7.

GRANTS

Project grants are available. May 4, 2000,  p. 16.
Grants galore given to Highland Parkers. Nov. 23, 2000,  p. D14. 

GRASS LAKE, IL

Grass Lake project outcome will be decided by court. June 15, 2000,  p. 192.

GREEN BAY TRAIL

Glencoe OK's poles on Green Bay Trail. Nov. 2, 2000,  p. 19. 

GUNS

Having illegal gun should be a felony: George Ryan.  Jan. 6, 2000,  p. 17.
Guns in schools.  Mar. 9, 2000,  p. 21.
House urges resolution to gun control measure.  Mar. 23, 2000,  p. 18.
Forward march - a million mothers step out for gun control legislation. Apr. 6, 2000,  p. A15.
Student with weapon is suspended. Apr. 27, 2000,  p. 5.
Safe schools. (ed.) Apr. 27, 2000, p. 20.
Firing accident prompts safety measures. Oct. 5, 2000, p. 12.

GYPSY MOTH

Lake County quarantine first salvo in Gypsy Moth fight. Aug. 24, 2000,  p. 5.
The moth that roared. Aug. 24, 2000,  p. 7.

HABITAT FOR HUMANITY

Building homes and hope. Nov. 16, 2000,  p. A17.

HADLEY SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND

Hadley - 80 years and growing. July 27, 2000,  p. D1.

HAIR STYLES

Dye-ing to be different. Nov. 9, 2000,  p. 153. 

HANDICAPPED PEOPLE

Harvard honoree wants spotlight on children. (Pathways Center for Children) Mar. 2, 2000,  p. D3.
Pathways  center of activity and hope.  Mar. 2, 2000,  p. D4.
Adaptive products go high tech and high profile. Aug. 10, 2000,  p. A13.
Glenkirk always looks for work. Sept. 14, 2000,  p. D5.

HANDICRAFTS

Mantles celebrate women's lives. Oct. 26, 2000,  p. D3.
Celebrities sign on to quilt auction. Nov. 2, 2000,  p. D3.

HATE CRIMES

Watt is target of hate mail. May 11, 2000,  p. 5.
Religious leaders respond to issue of hate on North Shore. Dec. 21, 2000, p. 13.

HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES

Mercury spill is contained. May 25, 2000,  p. 5.
Hazardous to your patience. (ed.) July 13, 2000,  p. 14.
City halts all use of dursban. July 27, 2000,  p. 5.

HEADACHES

New book spells relief for some sufferers. July 6, 2000,  p. 26.
Elimination diet offers hope to headache sufferers. Aug. 31, 2000,  p. A17.   

HEALTH

Every breath you take: pulmonary work explained. Jan. 6, 2000,  p. A13.
AEDs (automatic external defibrillators) can deliver the shock of a lifetime. Jan. 6, 2000, p.  A14.
$500,000 gift launches new effort in peripheral neuropathy research. Jan. 6, 2000, p. A16.
Travel medicine.  Jan. 13, 2000,  p. A15.
If you shovel snow, do it the right way. Jan. 13, 2000,  p. A16.
Lessons of the heart: former student treats childhood teacher. Jan. 20, 2000,  p. A13.
Study concludes pets can tame high blood pressure. Jan. 20, 2000,  p. A16.
Tay-Sachs: a new generation needs to be screened. Feb. 3, 2000,  p. A15.
Why you should say no to shoveling snow. Feb. 3, 2000,  p. A20.
Mid-afternoon doldrums linked to eating habits and boredom. Feb. 3, 2000, p. 149.
Causes of fatigue, how to stop it. Feb. 3, 2000, p. 149.
Take heart ! Exponential  growth in coronary disease treatment. Feb. 10, 2000,  p. A15.
Pregnancy and low back pain. Mar. 9, 2000,  p. A16.
Doctors develop new ways to stop strokes. Mar. 16, 2000,  p. A20.
Putting Illinois in motion: research on a roll to cure spinal cord injuries. Mar. 23, 2000,  A15.
 Despite technology, experts say fertility is age-dependent. Mar. 23, 2000,  p. A20.
Treatments abound for high blood pressure.  Mar. 23, 2000,  p. A17.
Run smart to avoid injuries. Apr. 6, 2000,  p. A16.
New study reveals heart disease begins early. Apr. 6, 2000,  p. A19.
ER physicians tapped to give stroke victims clot-busters. Apr. 6, 2000, p. A20.
It's vital to help teens kick cigarette habit. Apr. 13, 2000,  p. A18.
Study to test multiple sclerosis drug. Apr. 13, 2000,  p. A20.
Patience finds acupuncture gets to point of pain relief. Apr. 20, 2000,  p. A15.
Book promotes holistic medicine: "The Clinicians Complete Reference to
Complementary & Alternative Medicine". Apr. 20, 2000,  p. A16.
Help for snoring. Apr. 20, 2000,  p. A19.
New cancer center opens. Apr. 20, 2000,  p. 149.
Babes abroad – Europe-bound youth need energy, flexibility and their own medicine. Apr. 27, 2000,  p. A15.
Must-pack medicines. Apr. 27, 2000,  p. A15.
Panel discusses U.S. mental health report. Apr. 27, 2000, p. A16.
Tips for healthy feet. Apr. 27, 2000,  p. A20.
Pain sufferers attracted to magnets. Apr. 27, 2000,  p. 159.
Chiropractic clinic open in Northbrook. May 4, 2000,  p. 27.
Mother's Day cards promote mammograms. May 4, 2000,  p. A15.
Cancer questions? Call 1-800-227-2345. May 4, 2000,  p. A15.
Don't get stressed about stress test. May 4, 2000,  p. A16.
2001: a body odyssey, inner space research frontier. May 18, 2000,  p. A17.
Stroke is brain attack that may affect body. May 18, 2000,  p. A18.
How dogs improve health. May 18, 2000,  p. A19.
Acupuncture licensed and regulated in the state of Illinois. May 18, 2000,  p. A20.
New technology eases root canal. May 25, 2000,  p. A18.
What's the story on heart scans? June 1, 2000,  p. A16.
Eat beans, heart researchers recommend. June 1, 2000,  p. A18.
Diabetic dynamo to be honored. June 1, 2000,  p. D5.
'Me and My Marrow': teen Cristina Cuzzone writes book on tough procedure. June 15, 2000, p. A15.
Making lemonade for life. Rory David Deutsch Foundation. June 22, 2000,  p. D5.
Dunkin' Donut sales benefit Medi-Check. June 29, 2000,  p. 20.
Learn to recognize which symptoms are serious. Aug. 3, 2000,  p. A16.
Unmasking the great imitator: Lyme disease. Aug. 17, 2000,  p. A11.
Studies show benefits of walking include antidepressant effect. Aug. 17, 2000, p. A14.
Avoid infection and stay footloose and fungus free. Aug. 17, 2000,  p. A16.
Prescription for parents: checkups to checklists - school nurses spell it out. Aug,. 24, 2000, p. A13.
Learn lipid levels; win numbers game.  Aug. 24, 2000,  p. A14.
Mind and body. Aug. 24, 2000,  p. 129.
Traveler's aid: O'Hare clinic keeps illness from grounding passengers. Aug. 31, 2000, p. A13.
Strategies to help allergy sufferers survive the season. Aug. 31, 2000,  p. A18.
A new treatment for chronic low back pain. Sept. 21, 2000,  p. A16.
Urinary incontinence - don't let it dampen your life. Oct. 12, 2000, p. A17.
Menopause: keep your cool despite hot flashes. Oct. 12, 2000,  p. A21.
Cause of male infertility can be hard to determine. Oct. 12, 2000,  p. A22.
Lake County Health Department offers seniors flu shots. Oct. 12, 2000,  p. A23.  
You are how you sleep. Oct. 19, 2000,  p. A17.
How to sleep (without a ) sound. Oct. 19, 2000,  p. A22.
The shadow of dysthymia. Nov. 2, 2000,  p. A17.
Help fight the #1 killer of American women. (heart disease) Nov. 2, 2000, p. 18.
Are you ready for the cold and flu season? Nov. 2, 2000,  p. A22.
New AHA dietary guidelines accentuate the positive. Nov. 2, 2000,  p. A23.
Beyond heartburn: gastroesophageal reflux disorder is a mouthful - and a throatful. Nov. 9, 2000,  p. A17.
Bone mass is critical mass in later years. Nov. 9, 2000,  p. A18. 
Study reveals that hypothermia helps after stroke. Nov. 9, 2000,  p. A22.
Know diabetes facts. Nov. 16, 2000,  p. A22,
What to know from head to toe about diabetes. Nov. 16, 2000,  p. A24.
Advice on cutting prescription drug costs. Nov. 23, 2000,  p. A23.
Gamma radiation may stop artery clots more effectively. Nov. 23, 2000,  p. A25.
Project Red Flag. (hemophilia) Nov. 30, 2000,  p. A26.
Prevention best prescription for those holiday hangovers. Dec. 7, 2000,  p. A24.
How immune system affects flu resistance. Dec. 14, 2000, p. A20.
Social anxiety can limit the ability to enjoy life. Dec. 14, 2000,  p. A25.
Seeking equilibrium, career women point out path to life balance. Dec. 21, 2000, p. A15.
Cope with stress. Dec. 21, 2000,  p . A16.
Ride with reason-- cross-country trek to raise awareness, funds  to fight ALS. Dec. 28, 2000, p. A11.
Many treatments exist for irritable bowel syndrome. Dec. 28, 2000, p. A15.

HEALTH INSURANCE

Special Report: Uninsured population is growing. Apr. 6, 2000,   p. 8.
Hospitals last resort for those needing care. Apr. 6, 2000,  p. 9.
Lake County clinics serve as safety net. Apr. 6, 2000,  p. 9.
Action needed. (ed. on health insurance) Apr. 13, 2000,  p. 18.
Support patient bill of rights. Guest essay: M. J. Zaremski. Sept. 7, 2000,  p. 15.
Angry seniors ask questions about HMO coverage. Nov. 23, 2000,  p. 16.  

HEART

Take heart! Exponential growth in coronary disease treatment. Feb. 10, 2000,  p. A15.
A common test that has uncommon value: angiogram. Feb. 10, 2000, p. A16.
Take the heart attack risk quiz. Feb. 10, 2000, p. A19.
New study reveals heart disease begins early. Apr. 6, 2000,  p. A19.
Defibrillator training being offered. May 4, 2000,  p. 7.
Life saving equipment. (ed.) May 4, 2000,  p. 18.
A cut above - first open heart surgery performed in Lake County. Sept. 28, 2000,  p. A13.
Help fight the #1 killer of American women. Nov. 2, 2000,  p. 18.

HEATING SYSTEMS

What you should know about heating systems. Oct. 19, 2000,  p. A6.
How to counter those high winter heating bills. Nov. 30, 2000, p. A8.

HELLER NATURE CENTER

Red buffalo--prairie burning. Mar. 30, 2000, p. 9.

HIGHLAND PARK, IL

Officers plead for help from council. Jan. 13, 2000,  p. 5.
Independent probe planned.  Jan. 13, 2000,   p. 5.
City may buy Legion Hall. Feb. 3, 2000,  p. 5.
City hires public relations firm. Feb. 10, 2000,  p. 5.
City council funds service groups. Feb. 10, 2000,  p. 10.
Tax revenue plan going well. Feb. 17, 2000,  p. 5.
City has some growing pains. Feb. 24, 2000,  p . 5.
Elrod named city counsel. Mar. 2, 2000,  p. 7.
Council members meet with Rev. Jesse Jackson. Mar. 23, 2000,  p. 5.
City is online with Gateway.  Mar. 30, 2000,  p. 23.
Hearing officer plan is poposed. Apr. 6, 2000,  p. 5.
(Andrew) Zesser serves as Mayor for a Day. Apr. 13, 2000,  p. 7.
City budget increases; tax bill will be reduced. Apr. 27, 2000, p. 7.
ACLU lawsuit targets city. Apr. 27, 2000,  p . 7.
Council may raise salaries. May 4, 2000,  p. 5.
Pay hike OK'd. May 11, 2000,  p. 5.
Complaints halt ComEd service upgrade. May 11, 2000,  p. 7.
Mayor announces initiatives. May 18, 2000,  p. 5.
Human Relations Commission seeks bigger role. May 18, 2000,  p. 7.
Start healing. (ed. re: police report) May 18, 2000,  p. 20.
Lawsuit targets officials.    May 25, 2000,  p. 5.
Sullivan report not end of the story. May 25, 2000,  p. 5.
Warning from the city. June 1, 2000,  p. 13.
Black leaders rally at city hall. June 15, 2000,  p. 5.
Police investigate charge of racial profiling. June 15, 2000,  p. 5.
Remarks insulting. (ed.) June 15, 2000,  p. 18. 
Lawsuit is dismissed. June 22, 2000, p. 5.
Harwell responds to News critical editorial. June 22, 2000,  p. 19
Police initiatives go forward. June 29, 2000,  p. 7.
Block party is Sunday. July 13, 2000,  p. 5.
A Highland Park success story interns with city - Jeronimo Gayton. Aug. 3, 2000, p. 5.
Say Yea! to Yea! Highland Park. Sept. 7, 2000,  p. 10.
Drug, gambling charges close bar. (Shaughnessy's) Sept. 21, 2000,  p. 5.
Brief case mystery adds to complaints.    Sept. 28, 2000,  p. 7.
Rally includes march through city. Sept. 28, 2000,  p. 7.
Building trust. (ed.) Sept. 28, 2000,  p. 16.
Dueling petitions delivered to city council. Oct. 5, 2000,  p. 9.
City contains cost of police controversy. Oct. 19, 2000,  p. 5.
City: no discipline for Sullivan findings. Oct. 26, 2000,  p. 5.
City initiates new media policy. Nov. 16, 2000,  p. 5.
Incumbents will run again. Nov. 16, 2000,  p. 5.
Gag rule. (ed.) Nov. 23, 2000,  p. 14.
City will seek permit to kill deer. Nov. 30, 2000, p. 5.
Day in court could be day in city hall. Nov. 30, 2000, p. 7.
City charges Watt with 14 violations. Dec. 21, 2000, p. 5.
Year in Review - Top 10 stories. Dec. 28, 2000,  p. 8-

HIGHLAND PARK COMMUNITY HOUSE

More groups and agencies are using Community House. July 6, 2000,  p. 133.

HIGHLAND PARK COMMUNITY NURSERY SCHOOL

Community center notes 50 years. Nov. 9, 2000,  p. 32. 

HIGHLAND PARK FIRE DEPARTMENT

Defibrillator training being offered. May 4, 2000, p. 7.
Life saving equipment. (ed.) May 4, 2000,  p. 18. 

HIGHLAND PARK  HIGH SCHOOL

See: SCHOOLS - DISTRICT 113.

HIGHLAND PARK HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION

American Legion Hall is worth saving. Guest essay:  E. Miller. Jan. 20, 2000,  p. 17.
Restoration focus of workshops. June 1, 2000,  p. 7.
Preservation efforts are strengthened. Aug. 24, 2000,  p. 5.
Historic preservation is making strides. (ed.) Sept. 14, 2000,  p. 10.
Saving history. (ed.) Sept. 14, 2000,  p. 16.

HIGHLAND PARK HOSPITAL

Students learn about hospital life. July 20, 2000,  p. 22.

HIGHLAND PARK HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION

M. Straus is honored as city's humanitarian.  July 27, 2000,  p. 11.
New rules will guide commission. Aug. 10, 2000,  p. 5.
Human Relations Commission procedure get council OK. Sept. 21, 2000,  p. 7.

HIGHLAND PARK PARK DISTRICT

Walk for Smile set for Sunday. Apr. 6, 2000,  p. 15.

HIGHLAND PARK PLAN COMMISSION

Maps: proposed Green Bay overlay zone and proposed Lakefront overlay zone. Sept. 28, 2000,  p. 168.

HIGHLAND PARK POLICE DEPARTMENT

Independent probe planned. Jan. 13, 2000,  p. 5.
Officers plead for help from council. Jan. 13, 2000,  p. 5.
Cocaine  missing.  Jan. 13, 2000,  p. 5.
Limardi defends police department. Jan. 13, 2000, p. 7.
Police solve wallet theft. Jan. 13, 2000,  p. 11.
Smart move, too late. ( ed.- independent investigation) Jan. 13, 2000,  p. 16.
Lawsuit settled. Jan. 13, 2000,  p. 5.
Former U.S. attorneys on  short list (for independent investigator). Jan. 20, 2000,  p. 5.
Young journalist, Dan Kurland, views center of media frenzy.  Jan. 20, 2000,  p. 5.
Board mandate required (ed. on choice of independent investigator). Jan. 20, 2000,  p. 16.
Sullivan (Thomas P.) to lead probe. Jan. 27, 2000,  p. 5.
Police officers defend department from charges. Jan. 27, 2000,  p. 5.
Students want to protect police dogs. Feb. 3, 2000,  p. 7.
City has responded fairly and carefully. Guest essay: D. Limardi. Feb. 3, 2000,  p. 17.
Transcripts reveal use of racist language.  Feb. 10, 2000,  p. 5.
Resident regrets interfering in car theft arrest. Feb. 10, 2000,  p. 11.
No pleasure derived from making charge. Guest essay by 9 police officers. Feb. 10, 2000,  p. 17.
Sullivan's police probe may hit wall. Feb. 17, 2000,  p. 5
Ethnic slur found in police report. Mar. 9, 2000,  p. 5.
Brenner blasts Watt 'tactics'. Mar. 16, 2000,  p. 7.
Jackson (Rev. Jesse) coming to Glencoe. Mar. 16, 2000,  p. 7.
Watt, attorney fire right back.  Mar. 16, 2000,  p. 7.
Racial profiling focus of Jackson visit.  Mar. 23, 2000,  p. 5.
Jackson supports Watt at meeting. Mar. 23, 2000,  p. 9.
Patience is needed. (ed.) Mar. 23, 2000,  p. 16.
Resident: Police have harassed family. Mar. 30, 2000,  p. 5.
Police Department initiatives are proposed. Mar. 30, 2000,  p. 5.
Police testify to congressmen.  Mar. 30, 2000,  p . 7.
Watt will testify to Senate. Mar. 30, 2000,  p . 7.
ACLU lawsuit targets city. Apr. 27, 2000,  p. 7.
Police dedicated to solving local crimes. Apr. 27, 2000,  p. 21.
No word yet on Sullivan report. May 4, 2000,  p. 13.
Watt is target of hate mail. May 11, 2000, p. 5.
No set policy found but some officers did target minorities. May 18, 2000,  p. 5.
Start healing. (ed.) May 18, 2000,  p. 20.
Mayor announces initiatives. May 18, 2000,  p. 5.
Response includes new charge. May 18, 2000,  p. 7.
Human Relation Commission seeks bigger role. May 18, 2000,  p. 7.
Lawsuit targets officials. May 25, 2000,  p. 5.
Sullivan report not end of the story. May 25, 2000,   p. 5.
Full report is hard on police chief. June 1, 2000,  p. 5.
Black leadership gathers, blasts reaction to report. June 1, 2000,  p. 5.
Discipline needed. (ed.) June 1, 2000,  p. 16.
Real cops carry 3 forms of ID. June 8, 2000,  p. 14.
Police investigate charge of racial profiling. June 15, 2000,  p. 5.
Disgruntled officers should be removed. Guest essay: D. Anderson. June 15, 2000, p. 19.
Remarks insulting. (ed.) June 15, 2000,  p. 18.
Lawsuit is dismissed. June 22, 2000,  p. 5.
Harwell responds to News critical editorial. June 22, 2000,  p. 19.
Police initiatives go forward. June 29, 2000,  p. 7.
Lawsuit settled. July 13, 2000,  p. 5.
'Landmark' agreement praised. July 20, 2000,  p. 5.
Federal lawsuit amended, refiled again. July 20, 2000,  p. 5.
A proud day. (ed. on  settlement of ACLU lawsuit) July 27, 2000,  p. 14.
Five police officers have tried to settle. Guest essay: J. Dabrowski. Aug. 3, 2000,  p. 15.
K9 officers are protected. Aug. 10, 2000,  p. 5.
Settlement of lawsuit is unlikely. Aug. 10, 2000,  p. 9.
Diversity training begins. Aug. 17, 2000,   p. 14.
Police searching for one or more molesters. Sept. 7, 2000,  p. 12.
Watt targeted for investigation. Sept. 21, 2000,  p . 7.
Suspected jewel thief is nabbed by police. Sept. 21, 2000,  p. 10. 
ComEd donates electric bikes. Sept. 21, 2000,  p. 14.
Kudos to ComEd. (ed.) Sept. 21, 2000, p. 16.
Brief case mystery adds to complaints. Sept. 28, 2000,  p. 7.
Rally includes impromptu march through the city. Sept. 28, 2000,  p. 7.
Consent decree gets OK from U.S. District judge. Oct. 5, 2000,  p. 5.
Dueling petitions delivered to city council. Oct. 5, 2000,  p. 9.
Police providing Halloween bags. Oct. 12, 2000,  p. 16.
City contains cost of police controversy. Oct. 19, 2000,  p. 5. 
Police keep a close watch on synagogues. Oct. 19, 2000,  p. 13.
City: no discipline for Sullivan findings. Oct. 26, 2000,  p. 5.
Grant will help cops with extra DUI stops. Nov. 23, 2000,  p. 18.
Video cameras proving useful to local police. Nov. 23, 2000,  p. 5.
Officer suspended after alleged complaint. Nov. 23, 2000,  p. 7.
Police officers take media policy to court. Nov. 30, 2000, p. 5.
Police nab three in Edens chase. Nov. 30, 2000, p. 14.
Disabled officer gets pension. Dec. 14, 2000, p. 14.   
City charges Watt with 14 violations. Dec. 21, 2000, p. 5.
Attorney: charges confusing. Dec. 21, 2000, p. 5.

HIGHLAND PARK PUBLIC LIBRARY

Author Rosellen Brown reads at Books that Matter program. Photo. Feb. 3, 2000, p. 5.
Finding staff gets tough for library. Apr. 6, 2000,  p. 5.
Book list ready: Books That Matter. Aug. 17, 2000,  p. 7.
Books matter to Highland Park. Sept. 7, 2000, p. 5.
Library gets genome grant. Oct. 12, 2000,  p. 5. 

HIGHWOOD, IL

Deli is on the fast track.  Jan. 6, 2000,  p. 5.
Highwood  development moving forward rapidly. Feb. 3, 2000,  p. 5.
Highwood chamber elects new officer. Feb. 17, 2000,  p. 11.
Mend fences. (ed.) Feb. 24, 2000,  p. 16.
A familiar face says goodbye: Postman Ken Lelli. Mar. 16, 2000,  p. 159.
New Highwood police chief is named: Paul Kolessar. Mar. 23, 2000,  p. 7. 
Highwood's new top cop puts community first. Apr. 13, 2000,  p. 5.
Workshops are designed for Hispanic audience. May 18, 2000,  p. 9.
Mercury spill is contained. May 25, 2000,  p. 9.
Chief meets with Hispanic community.  July 20, 2000,  p. 7.
Highwood Festival Days tonight. July 27, 2000,  p. 7.
Police action probed after beating. Aug. 3, 2000,  p. 5. 
Highwood ordered to bargain with union. Aug. 17, 2000,  p. 5.
Bicycle patrol returns. Aug. 17, 2000,  p. 7.
Route 22 detour begins next week. Aug. 24, 2000,  p. 14.
Taste of Highwood on tap for Sunday. Sept. 7, 2000,  p. 10.
Health Department officials tell how they assist residents. Sept. 21, 2000,  p. 167.
Main Street names manager: L. Sassorossi. Sept. 28, 2000,  p. 26.
Highwood may get health clinic. Dec. 28, 2000, p. 5.
Police chief Kolessar resigns. Dec. 28, 2000,  p. 5. 

HISTORY

Underground railroad: Lake County church active in anti-slavery movement. Feb. 24, 2000, p. 152.
Risks for freedom: research reveals county's commitment to anti-slavery. Mar. 2, 2000, p. 147.
New history column debuts: History Report. Mar. 23, 2000,  p. 10.
Years ago the iceman cometh. (Harvesting ice from lakes) Mar. 23, 2000, p. 51.
Name that town: New book reveals varied history of village monikers. Mar. 23, 2000,  p.149.
Gentlemen farmers discover the county. Apr. 6, 2000,  p. 157.
Travel changes - getting there c1842. Apr. 20, 2000,  p. 36.
Time & travel in Lake County. (Repeat of previous item-Travel changes) Apr. 20, 2000,  p. 152.
Laegeler Pharmacy closes after 109 years. Apr. 27, 2000,  p. 11.
Did Abe Lincoln ever sleep here. May 4, 2000,  p. 162.
Route 66 takes travelers back to the days of the '57 Chevy. June 8, 2000,  p. 162--
Will Lake County's oldest building please stand up? June 15, 2000,  p. 155.
Waterways basic to Lake County.  June 22, 2000,  p. 38.
Message in a bottle tells a story. (Lake Zurich history) July 13, 2000,  p. 140.
Historic Fort tour is set. July 27, 2000,  p. 20. 
Tavern tales. Aug. 10, 2000,  p. 15.
Garden clubs necessary in the old days. Aug.31, 2000,  p. 16.
How to research history of your house. Sept. 7, 2000,  p. A1.
Historic preservation is making strides. Sept.14, 2000, p. 10.
Saving history. (ed.) Sept. 14, 2000,  p. 16.
Registered treasures: Lake County structures preserve historic beauty. Sept. 14, 2000, p. 139.
Early settlers hedged their bets: religion, tradition, superstition among early settlers. Oct. 5, 2000,  p. 142.
Lake County's sordid past. Nov. 2, 2000,  p. 157
Pioneer harvest lasted all year. Nov. 16, 2000,   p. 13.
Pioneers lived by old traditions. Nov. 30, 2000, p. 158. 

HOLIDAYS 

Passover quest leads to a book: 'The Really Fun Family Haggadah' by L. Stein Apr. 13, 2000, p. 9.
Easter Bunny gets some help. Apr. 20, 2000,  p. D3.
Memorial Day events are planned. May 25, 2000,  p. 12.
G.I. heroics need retelling. June 1, 2000,  p. 17.
Get set to sally fourth. Schedule of events. June 29,  2000,  p. B3.
Police providing Halloween bags. Oct. 12, 2000, p. 16.
Hints for a howling good Halloween. Oct. 19, 2000,  p. B4.
Decorations become a family tradition. Oct. 26, 2000,  p. 5.
Trick or treat hours are set. Oct. 26, 2000,  p. 5.
Sheriff wants to insure safe Halloween. Oct. 26, 2000,  p. 11.
Go ahead, make me scared. Oct. 26, 2000,  p. 155.
Remember veterans. (ed.)  Nov. 9, 2000,  p. 16.
Tree lighting set for Nov. 18, Nov. 9, 2000,  p. 11.
Heralding the holidays: shopping and entertaining from Lake Forest to Chicago. Nov. 9, 2000,  p. A1-  
Tree lighting Saturday. Nov. 16, 2000,  p. 12.
Pioneer harvest lasted all year. Nov. 16, 2000,  p. 13.
Expect mixed feelings during holiday visit home. Nov. 16, 2000,  p. A21.
Christmas chopping: tree farms offer fun and savings. Nov. 23, 2000,  p. A1.
Thanksgiving traditions - pickle awards, basketball, of course, the turkey. Nov. 23, 2000, p. 151.
Holidays look bright for businesses. Nov. 30, 2000, p. 20.
Focus on holiday decorating. Nov. 30, 2000, p. A1.
Oh, tannenbaum - so many ways to decorate the Christmas tree. Dec. 7, 2000, p. A1.
'Needlework' - local handcrafters set Cuneo trees ablaze with art. Dec. 14, 2000, p. 18.
Holidays bring extra security needs. Dec. 14, 2000, p. A5.
Use new and favorite decorations in new and creative ways. Dec. 14, 2000, p. A8.
Holiday safety advice for avoiding fires and injuries. Dec. 14, 2000, p. A12.
Give grandma a goat. Dec. 14, 2000, p. A19.
Holiday ornaments. Dec. 14, 2000, p. A19.
Pop your cork - countdown to fun begins on the North Shore. New Year's Eve listings. Dec. 21, 2000,  p.B9.
The greening of Christmas-holiday decorating stems from ancient tales and legends. Dec. 21, 2000,  p. 129.
Hannukah central to Festival of Lights. Dec. 28, 2000,  p. 14.

HOLOCAUST

Governor signs Holocaust bill. Jan. 13, 2000,  p. 13.
Council: remember Holocaust this week. May 4, 2000, p. 14.
Local site sought for Holocaust museum. July 20, 2000,  p. 141.
Avenue of the Righteous honors Polish rescuer: Marisia Szul. Oct. 26, 2000,  p. 10. 

HOME REPAIR AND REMODELING

Simple solutions to household problems. Aug. 24, 2000,  p. A7.
Simple solutions to vexing household problems. Dec. 28, 2000, p. A4.

HOMELESS PERSONS

Helping the homeless. Jan. 27, 2000,  p. 150.
One man's story: life at a shelter. Jan. 27, 2000,  p. 151.
Fourth grade field trip helps homeless shelter. Feb. 24, 2000,  p. 44.
Grant to help homeless. Mar. 23, 2000,  p. 187.

HORSES

Horse business gallops in county. Aug. 3, 2000,  p. 21.
Polo returns to Lake Forest. Aug. 24, 2000,  p. D4.

HOSPITALS

ENH (Evanston-Northwestern Hospital) restructuring is announced. Feb. 24, 2000, p. 26.
Great Lakes, VA hospital share services. Mar. 2, 2000,  p. 12.
Northwestern offers digital mammography. Mar. 2, 2000,  p. A16.

HOUSES/ESTATES

Willing to move house? Two are available. Jan. 13, 2000,  p. 9.
Buyers' advocate: homebuyers need lawyer's help. Feb. 3, 2000,  p. A4.
New home  buyers seek location and design. Mar. 23, 2000,  p. A4.
Evanston house walk showcases seven magnificent homes. May 11, 2000,  p. A1.
Pros and cons of living in a landmark. Sept. 7, 2000,  p. A1.
How to research history of your house. Sept. 7, 2000,  p. A1.
Libertyville 'lady' named a winner. Oct. 12, 2000,  p. A1.
Holiday housewalk features beautifully decorated homes: Victorians, bungalows, etc. Dec. 7, 2000,  p. A6.

HOUSING

Senior housing plan moves forward. Mar. 9, 2000,  p. 15.
Illinois real estate prices end century on an upswing. Mar. 9, 2000,  p. A9.
Affordable Housing task force is formed. May 18, 2000,  p. 18.
Special report: assisted living facilities. Oct. 12, 2000,  p. 10--
Special report: assisted living facilities. Oct. 19, 2000,  p. 11—

HUNTING

Reasons behind kill: tradition, outdoors. Nov. 23, 2000,  p. 10.
Land getting scarce for sportsmen here. Nov. 23, 2000,  p. 11.
Hunters: we save habitat and help manage wildlife. Nov. 30, 2000, p. 10.
Poaching a problem in suburbia. Nov. 30, 2000, p. 11.
Hunting responsibly. (ed.) Nov. 30, 2000,  p. 18.

ICE CREAM

Double dip: we all scream for ice cream. June 22, 2000,  p. 25.

IDENTIFICATION SYSTEMS

Protect your identity information from theft. Aug. 10, 2000,  p. 23. 

ILLINOIS

Debate under the capitol dome: tobacco, tax rebates. June 1, 2000,  p. 18.
Tobacco settlement talks, tax rebates highlight last assembly in Springfield. June 15, 2000, p. 20.
Forces for cumulative voting return add up. June 15, 2000,  p. 25.
Carving up state pork leaves many in the dark. June 29, 2000,  p. 17.
Legislators ask for peaker moratorium. June 29, 2000,  p. 162.
How Illinois handles moving violations. July 20, 2000,  p. 13.
State graded on rebates, Guest Essay: P. G. Patt. Sept. 14, 2000,   p. 17.
Annual financial statement: Illinois Board of Education. Nov. 16, 2000,  p. 186. 
Annual financial statement: Illinois Board of Education. Nov. 30, 2000, p. 184.

IMMIGRANTS/IMMIGRATION

INS’ Esbrook: Elian’s fate may affect U.S. parents. Apr. 27, 2000,  p. 23
Hispanic leadership seminars are offered. May 11, 2000, p. 15.
Workshops designed for Hispanic audience. May 18, 2000,  p . 9.
Warning from the city. June 1, 2000,  p. 13.
A Highland Park success story interns with city. Jeronimo Gayton. Aug. 3, 2000,  p. 5. 

IMPEACHMENT

Presidential politics and the impeachment card. Guest essay: S.L. Katz. Aug. 31, 2000,  p. 16.

INDIA

Experience India is set for Sunday. May 18, 2000, p. 11.

INSECTS

Ways to control those mosquitoes. June 15, 2000,  p. A4.
War on beetles has two fronts. Aug. 24, 2000,  p. 7.
Lake County quarantine first salvo in Gypsy Moth fight. Aug. 24, 2000,  p. 5.
The moth that roared. Aug.24, 2000,  p. 7.
Don’t get bugged. (house plant pests) Dec. 7, 2000,  p. A2. 

INTERNET

Town web pages build community. Jan. 13, 2000,  p. 134.
10th web sites link voters. Mar. 16, 2000,  p. 9.
Learn why area could become Silicon Prairie. Mar. 16, 2000,  p. 29.
Big Brother in e-mail. Mar. 16, 2000, p. 30.
City is online with Gateway. Mar. 30, 2000,  p. 23.
Sheriff's merit application is on line. Apr. 13, 2000,  p. 24.
Companies post jobs on the Web. Apr. 13, 2000,  p. 27.
Mayors worry over e-commerce. Apr. 20, 2000,  p. 14.
Web page design should reflect you. June 1, 2000,  p. 31.
Sherwood students rewarded for hard work on Web sites. June 8, 2000,  p. 7.
Internet enhances real estate industry. June 8, 2000,  p. A8.
Adoption registry Web site open for medical info exchange. June 15, 2000, p. A19.  
Agents take aim at online travel. July 6, 2000,  p. 23.
So you've set up a web site, now what? July 27, 2000,  p. 21.
Many joining Niles' fight for e-tax. Aug. 31, 2000,  p. 24.
Con artists reach millions via Web. Nov. 30, 2000, p. 24.
Service helps ease fear of buying online. Nov. 30, 2000, p. 25.
Realtor offers advice for navigating the Internet. Dec. 7, 2000, p. A12.
Online shopping. Dec. 14, 2000, p. 9.     

INVENTIONS/INVENTORS

Joe Lazar recalls curious 105 years. Apr. 27, 2000,  p. 9.

IRRADIATION

Irradiated food: coming soon to a store near you. July 13, 2000,  p. A13.
Jury's still out on irradiation. July 13, 2000,  p. A15.

ISRAEL

Israeli Scouts will perform next week. Aug. 10, 2000,  p. 5.
Ilan Hasson heads for Port (Clinton). Aug. 24, 2000,  p. B3.
B'nai Tikvah sets town meeting on violence in Israel. Nov. 16,, 2000,  p. 18.   

JACKSON, REV. JESSE

Jackson coming to Glencoe. Mar. 16, 2000,  p. 7.
Racial profiling focus of Jackson visit. Mar. 23, 2000,  p. 5.
Council members meet with Jackson. Mar. 23, 2000,  p. 5.
Jackson supports Watt at hearing.  Mar. 23, 2000,  p. 9.

JENSEN, JENS

Registered treasures: Lake County structures preserve historic beauty. Sept. 14, 2000, p. 139.

KIRK, MARK, U.S. Representative

Marriage tax, military pay Kirk's top goals. Dec. 7, 2000,  p. 16.
(Douglas) O'Brien to head Kirk's staff. Dec. 7, 2000, p. 16.

KITCHENS

Designing woman cooks up terrific kitchens. (Laura Jensen) Jan. 6, 2000,  p. A4.
Dream kitchen. Jan. 20, 2000,  p. A1.

KOSOVO

Lincolnshire helps Kosovo family. June 22, 2000,  p. 153.

KU KLUX KLAN

Klan foes turn their anger on police. Dec. 21, 2000,  p. 9.

KURLAND, DAN

Young journalist views center of media frenzy.   Jan. 20, 2000,  p. 5.

LAKE COUNTY, IL

County 2000 target: more funds to fix roads. Jan. 6, 2000,  p. 7.
County Home Rule would open doors. Jan. 13, 2000,  p. 20.
County's Route 53 support is waning. Jan. 27, 2000,  p. 23.
Lake County sales tax chart. Feb. 17, 2000,  p. 5.
Trivia contest: How much do you know about Lake County's history? Feb. 17, 2000, p. 149.
Trivia contest: How much do you know about Lake County's history? Feb. 24, 2000,  p. 21.
Lake County Chicago-style. Feb. 24, 2000,  p. 151.
Underground railroad: Lake County church active in anti-slavery movement. Feb. 24, 2000, p. 152.
Gentlemen farmers discover the county. Apr. 6, 2000,  p. 157.
County growth spurs traffic. Apr. 20, 2000,  p. 12.
Time and travel in Lake County. Apr. 20, 2000,  p. 152.
County promotes testing well water. Apr. 27, 2000,  p. 14.
Del Re calls lawsuit ‘frivolous’. Apr. 27, 2000,  p. 16.
Lake County Board considers pay hikes. Apr. 27, 2000,  p. 22.
Kiley Center director at center of lawsuit. May 4, 2000,  p. 12.
Special report: Water, water everywhere, or is it?  May 4, 2000,  p.  8---
Special report: water that's safe to drink. May 11, 2000,  p. 9-13.
Hispanic leadership seminars are offered. May 11, 2000,  p. 15.
Towers all contributed to DelRe campaign. May 11, 2000,  p. 16.
Lake County couple claim their lottery pot of gold. June 1, 2000,  p. 32.
County judges want more courtrooms. June 1, 2000, p. 182.
Museum ripe for Discovery. June 8, 2000,  p. B4.
Will Lake County's oldest building please stand up. June 15, 2000,  p. 155.
Inspectors available. June 22, 2000,  p. 10
Waterways basic to Lake County. June 22, 2000,  p. 38.
County calls on Pollution Board for regulatory help.  June 22, 2000,  p. 176.
Fair takes tradition into a new century. July 13, 2000,  p. 16.
Hot summer tourism in Lake County. July 20, 2000,  p. 139.
Lake County quarantine first salvo in Gypsy Moth fight. Aug. 24, 2000,  p. 5.
Registered treasures: Lake County structures preserve historic beauty. Sept. 14, 2000, p. 139.
County investigates building commission. Sept. 21, 2000,  p. 19.
Lake County Health Department offers seniors flu shots. Oct. 12, 2000,  p. A23.
Axelrod is named to Board of Health. Oct. 19, 2000,  p. 24.
Lake County's sordid past. Nov. 2, 2000,  p. 157.
County to eliminate punch card voting machines. Nov. 16, 2000,  p. 15.
Lake County gets matching grants. Nov. 16, 2000,  p. 22.
Schmidt will lead Lake County board. Dec. 14, 2000,  p. 12.

LAKE COUNTY FOREST PRESERVE DISTRICT

Dawn of new millennium calls.  Column: S. Devore. Jan. 6, 2000,  p. 17.
Outdoor Lake Co. activities in winter warm the spirit. Jan. 6, 2000,  p. 123.
Winter fun kit. Jan. 6, 2000,  p. 123.
Forest Preserve rebukes deer activists. Mar. 23, 2000,  p. 19.
Independence Grove opening on hold. June 1, 2000,  p. 26.
Referendum's main goal: buying more land. Aug. 17, 2000,  p. 160.
Forest Preserve asks voters for more funds. Oct. 26, 2000,  p. 9.
Forest Preserve referendum - readers' letters, opinions. Oct. 26, 2000,  p. 21.
Opposition to open lands referendum.  Nov. 2, 2000,  p. 5.
Forest Preserve buys two sites. Nov. 2, 2000,  p. 193.
Forest Preserve district wins one, loses one. Nov. 9, 2000,  p. 5.  

LAKE COUNTY LEGENDS

Fact or fiction: truth about county's outlandish legends revealed. May 4, 2000, p. 153.

LAKE COUNTY MUSEUM

Lincoln in Lake County.   Feb. 10, 2000,  p. 149.

LAKE MICHIGAN

Dredging work done. May 4, 2000,  p. 5.
Special report: Water, water everywhere, or is it? May 4, 2000,  pp. 8---
Special report: Water that's safe to drink. May 11, 2000, pp. 9--
Water woes. (ed.) May 11, 2000, p. 20.
Lake level falls, rocks appear. June 15, 2000,  p. 7.
Sailing daze: riding with the wind challenges brain and brawn. July 27, 2000, p. 127.

LAKE ZURICH, IL

Message in a bottle tells story. July 13, 2000,  p. 140.

LANDMARKS

Robert Miller puts stock in landmarks. June 15, 2000,  p. B3.
Founders of Landmark Preservation Council are feted: Richard and Joan Miller. July 20, 2000,  p. D9.
Preservation conference in Lake Forest. Aug. 31, 2000,  p. A6.
Pros and cons of living in a landmark. Sept. 7, 2000,  p. A1.
Registered treasures: Lake County structures preserve historic beauty. Sept. 14, 2000, p. 139.

LANDSCAPERS/LANDSCAPING

ILCA honors landscaper. (Also, list of recommended firms) Feb. 24, 2000,  p. A12.
Groundcover beats lawn for ease of maintenance.    July 6, 2000,  p. A3.
Landscaper Van Zelst, Inc. honored in national competition. Oct. 26, 2000,  p. A2. 

LAZAR, JOE

Joe Lazar recalls curious 105 years. Apr. 27, 2000,  p. 9.

LEARNING

Learning paths: schools help students figure out how they learn best. Dec. 7, 2000, p. 25.
Learning comes in different styles. Dec. 7, 2000, p. 25.
New techniques tackle  reading issues. Dec. 21, 2000,  p. 23. 

LEGISLATION/LEGISLATURE

How area lawmakers voted.
Repair fraud, HMO reform, among new laws.  Jan. 13, 2000,  p. 18.
Medical billing law is passed.  Jan. 20, 2000,  p. A16.
Legislative leaders reduce citizen input. Guest essay: J. Flapan. Jan. 27, 2000,  p. 19.
Put votes online. (ed.) Jan. 27, 2000,  p. 18.
House votes to end marriage penalty tax. Feb. 17, 2000,  p. 18.
House OK's prescription drug plan. Aug. 3, 2000,  p. 135.
Congress takes up tax breaks. Aug. 10, 2000,  p. 16.
Support patient bill of rights. Guest essay: M. J. Zaremski. Sept. 7, 2000,  p. 15.
Estate tax override falls short. Sept. 14, 2000,  p. 18.
Marriage tax veto override fails. Sept. 21, 2000,  p. 15.
China trade bill heads to Clinton.   Sept. 28, 2000,  p . 18.
Small businesses kept in superfund. Oct. 5, 2000,  p. 16.
Congress taps surplus to protect lands. Oct. 12, 2000,  p. 20.
House OK's resolution in support of Israel. Nov. 9, 2000,  p. 18. 
House nixes Democrats' education bills. Nov. 16, 2000,  p. 18.

LIEBERMAN, JOSEPH

Lieberman's morality praised here. Aug. 31, 2000,  p. 5.   

LIMARDI, DAVID,  City Manager

Limardi defends police department. Jan. 13, 2000, p. 7.
City has responded fairly and carefully. Guest essay. Feb. 3, 2000,  p. 5.

LINCOLN, ABRAHAM

Lincoln in Lake County.  Feb. 10, 2000,  p. 149.
Did Abe Lincoln ever sleep here? May 4, 2000,  p. 162.

LINK, TERRY, Illinois State Senator

Link outlines his objectives. Mar. 16, 2000,  p. 11.
Link is named a friend of agriculture. Sept. 28, 2000,  p. 11.

LONGEVITY

The secret of a long life. (according to three centenarian nuns) Feb. 17, 2000,  p. A17.

LOTTERY

Lake County couple claim their lottery pot of gold. June 1, 2000,  p. 32.

LYME DISEASE

Unmasking the great imitator. Aug. 17, 2000,  p. A11.

MAGAZINES

Teachers debut magazine that is Just Write for kids. Aug. 17, 2000,  p. B7.   

MARRIAGE

Premarital agreements: do they work in Illinois?  Jan. 20, 2000, p. A14.
Keeping a bloom on marriage. Jan. 20, 2000,   p. A15.
House votes to end marriage penalty tax. Feb. 17, 2000,  p. 18.

MATHEMATICS

New math the sum of its parts. July 6, 2000,  p. 10.
Some parents unsure, but most sold on new math. July 6, 2000,  p. 10.
Grading the new math. (ed.) July 6, 2000,  p. 16.
Everyday math teaches critical thinking skills. July 27, 2000,  p. 16.

MEDIA

Media policies the exception, not rule. Dec. 7, 2000, p. 5. 

MEDICAL CARE

Medical billing law is passed. Jan. 20, 2000,  p. A16.

MEDICAL ETHICS

The decision of your death. Feb. 24, 2000,  p. A15.

MEDICARE

Angry seniors ask questions about HMO coverage. Nov. 23, 2000,  p. 16. 

MEDICINE

Travel medicine.  Jan. 13, 2000,  p. A15.

MEETINGS

Meeting the challenge. Nov. 16, 2000,  p. 161.

MERCURY

Mercury inspections will begin here soon. Sept. 28, 2000,  p. 5.
Older thermostats may contain mercury. Sept. 28, 2000,  p. A9.
Mercury found in home here. Oct. 19, 2000,  p. 13.

METRA

Metra funding for 2001 still a question mark. Feb. 10, 2000,  p. 18.
Metra funding uncertain. Feb. 17, 2000,  p. 151.

MICE

Got mice? Here are best ways to get rid of rodents. June 29, 2000,  p. A9.

MICHEL, DR. ARTHUR G.

Dr. Michel, 59, will be honored. Nov. 9, 2000,  p. 20.

MICROPHONES

Amplified sound's a Shure thing. Aug. 31, 2000,  p. B4. 

MILLBURN, IL

Underground railroad: Lake County church active in anti-slavery movement. Feb. 24, 2000,  p. 152.

MONTESSORI, DR. MARIA

Montessori learned by watching children. Mar. 16, 2000,  p. 35.
Montessori schools take root locally. List, locations.   Mar. 16, 2000,  p. 35.

MORAINE TOWNSHIP

Delinquent Drainage Assessment List. Nov. 16, 2000,  p. 177.
Assessment roll 2000. Nov. 30, 2000, p. L1-

MORTGAGES

Special Report: Squeezed out: foreclosures skyrocket in suburbs. Mar. 30, 2000, p. 15--
End loan practices. (ed.) Mar. 30, 2000,  p. 18.

MOSQUITOES

Chemical sprays are being studied. Aug. 3, 2000,  p. 162. 

MOTION PICTURES

Local producers Backstrom and VanBork aim for Oscar. Mar. 23, 2000,  p. B3.
Readers' choice: seven worst movies ever. Mar. 23, 2000,  p. B4.
Giant Screen hits big with Jordan. Apr. 27, 2000, p. B4.
Filmmaker Kevin Leadingham gets into picture: A Refugee and Me. May 11, 2000, p. B3.
Silence is golden. (Northbrook Library's silent film festival) July 27, 2000,  p. B9.
Invasion of the art films. Renaissance Place theater. Aug. 10, 2000,  p. B4.

MOTORCYCLES

Angels on the road; motorcycle club members stress charity and safety. Sept. 21, 2000, p. 133.
Antique Norton cycles run sleek and fast. Sept. 21, 2000,  p. 133.

MUSEUMS

Tooth fairy museum founder remembered.  June 1, 2000,  p. 24.
Museum ripe for Discovery. (Lake County Discovery Museum) June 8, 2000, p. B4.
Block Museum set to bow. Sept. 21, 2000,  p. B4.

MUSIC

Happy birthday, Bill: Northwestern set to celebrate William Warfield’s 80th. Jan. 20, 2000,  p. B2.
Rockin' Johnny Burgin on a roll. Jan. 27, 2000,  p. B3.
Harper (Jessica) tunes in kids' world. Jan. 27, 2000,  p. B4.
Pilgrim players put composers on stage.  Feb. 10, 2000,  p. B14.
Cupcakes sweat blood on tour. Feb. 17, 2000,  p. B3.
Kristin Lems makes music - 'plus'. Feb. 24, 2000, p. B3.
Guitarist Christopher Laughlin composes a melodious career.  Feb. 24, 2000,  p. B9.
Time out for comedy in opera. Mar. 2, 2000,  p. B3.
For pair, Jon Sugar, Ethan Levy, music matters.  Mar. 9, 2000,  p. 7.
Hard core: Mike Denning gets satisfaction as a part-time rocker. Mar. 9, 2000, p. B3
Orchestra embraces town and gown. N. Shore Chamber Orchestra. Mar 9, 2000, p. B4.
Patrick Ball harps on Irish culture. Mar. 16, 2000,  p. B1.
New compositions are music to Abe Stokman's ears. Mar. 16, 2000,  p. B9.
Howard Sandroff's big day.  Mar. 16, 2000,  p. B13.
From madrigals to jazz, this group sings it all. (Chicago a cappella) Mar. 30, 2000, p. B7.
The beat goes on for Aswah Greggori. Apr. 6, 2000,  p.  B3.
John Howell's at home in country. Apr. 6, 2000,  p. B4.
Like a prayer: composer Steve Rashid reflects faith 'As in a Mirror'. Apr. 20, 2000,  p.B3.
Jazz makes this Eastwood's day. (Kyle) May 4, 2000,  p. B3.
Winds musicians band together. (Highland Park Symphonic Winds) May 4, 2000,  p. B6.
Volos tune in to old-time music. May 11, 2000,  p. B4.
Sarah Kreston comes home. May 11, 2000,  p. B9.
Roe plays to win. May 18, 2000,  p. B10.
Peter Demuth tries 'Test of Time'. May 25, 2000, p. B3.
Symphony II puts dedication in play. May 25, 2000,  p. B6.
Singers rock a capella. (Blind Man's Bluff) June 1, 2000,  p. B3.
Sounds of summer. Summer concert schedule. June 1, 2000,  p. B3.
Musical ambassadors merit attention. (McCoy sisters) June 1, 2000,  p.D3.
Sutton turns on the charms. June 8, 2000,  p. B3.
Hile's tribute to band is blue hairdo. June 15, 2000,  p. 14.
Circle pleads guilty. June 15, 2000,  p. B6. 
Going 'Crazy' for Gershwin. June 22, 2000,  p. B3.
Hello Dave gets 'Wicked'. July 6, 2000,  p. B3.
Mark Damisch tunes up for European tour. July 13, 2000,  p. B7.
Actor? musician? Tiegler takes on two careers. July 13, 2000,  p. B8.
Concerts on plaza continue tonight. July 20, 2000,  p. 19.
Kevin Cole finds 'Blue' heaven. July 20, 2000,  p. B4.
Ars Viva honors radio stations. July 27, 2000,  p. D3.
Women's songs to be sung. July 27, 2000,  p. D6.
Take five with Flipster David Flippo. Aug. 3, 2000,  p, B3.
Folks gather for Weavermania. Aug. 17, 2000,  p. B3.
David Miller makes music and more. Aug. 17, 2000,  p. B4.
N.S. Choral Society still singing at 65. Aug. 31, 2000,  p. 33.
Amplified sound's a Shure thing. Aug. 31, 2000,  p. B4.
Autumn serenades: fall program listings. Sept. 7, 2000,  p. B8.
Alan Heatherington has picked up the baton of Lake Forest Symphony. Sept. 14, 2000, p. B4.
Flying solo- pianist Misha Dichter. Sept., 14, 2000,  p. B4.
Haas strikes a blow for timpani. Sept. 28, 2000,  p. B4.
German cellist Daniel Muller-Schott takes 'Star' turn. Oct. 12, 2000,  p. B4.
Music programs at schools offer opportunity. Nov. 9, 2000,  p. 29.
Don Draganski plays new role in music. Nov. 16, 2000,  p. B6.
Sing ye Noel. Listing of Christmas recitals and concerts. Nov. 30, 2000, p. B4.
Fishman goes for two. Dec. 14, 2000, p. B3.
A chorus comes calling: Bel Canto from Milwaukee. Dec. 14, 2000,  p. B8.
Soprano Alicia Berneche sings two 'Great' roles. Dec. 21, 2000, p. B3.    
Critics' picks for 2000.  Dec. 28, 2000,  p. B4.

NAMES

Name that town: new book reveals varied history of village monikers. Mar. 23, 2000,  p.149.
Gary Cooper and RFK alive and well.  Dec. 28, 2000,  p. 105.

NATIVE AMERICANS

Native American antique art show. May 4, 2000,  p. A12.

NEWSPAPERS

Pioneer Press publisher Tom Neri steps down. Apr. 20, 2000,  p. 5.
Green named publisher. (of Pioneer Press) May 4, 2000,  p. 5.
"Deerprints"  builds on solid reputation. June 8, 2000,  p. 24.
Newspapers in Education - Special Section. June 8, 2000,  p. B29--
Lincolnshire paper debuts this week. June 15, 2000,  p. 190.
'Boom or bust' takes top honor. Oct. 5, 2000,  p. 10.
City initiates new media policy. Nov. 16, 2000,  p. 5.
Media policies the exception, not rule. Dec. 7, 2000,  p. 5. 

NORTH SHORE SPECIAL EDUCATION

Proposed budget for NSSED up 11%. June 1, 2000,  p. 13.

NURSES

School nurses juggle many roles. Jan. 20, 2000,   p. 27.
Prescription for parents: checkups to checklists, school nurses spell it out. Aug. 24, 2000, p. A13.

NURSING HOMES

Nursing home survives Chapter 11. Nov. 23, 2000,  p. 16. 

NUTRITION

Eat like a champ. Oct. 5, 2000,  p. A18.

OBITUARIES

*Indicates early settlers or descendants.
Abrahams, Donald G.  June 29, 2000,  p. 161.
Adler, Cmdr. Ronald E., retired Navy officer. July 20, 2000,  p. 173.
Adler, Eugenie, homemaker, volunteer. Dec. 7, 2000,  p. 189.
Alcala, Ramon J., retired Army sergeant, pianist. July 13, 2000,  p. 165 and  Aug. 10, 2000, p. 20.
Allerdice, Chlorys M., homemaker.   Apr. 27, 2000,  p. 201.
Amendola, Robert, Lake Cty board member, Lake Cty. Forest Preserve board member. Nov. 9, 2000,  p. 189.
Anderson, Isabelle L., secretary: Downey V.A. Medical Center. Dec. 7, 2000, p. 189.
Anderson, William . Feb. 3, 2000,  p. 179.
Arenberg, Frances M., first woman elected to HP City Council, member of  Zoning Com. Sept. 28, 2000,  p. 167.
Arey, Marian K., dancer, business woman, teacher. Feb.10, 2000,  p. 179.
Baldi, John A., insurance agent. July 27, 2000,  p. 157.
Barth, Dolores, personal banker. June 8, 2000,  p. 197.
Battistello, Rosa, 105-year old. July 6, 2000,  p. 161.
Bauler, Edgar, accountant. Apr. 27, 2000,  p. 201.
Beck, Dr. Leonard L., member Lake Forest Hospital medical staff. Dec. 14, 2000, p. 189.
Becker, Lewis Sr., airline mechanic. Dec. 28, 2000,  p. 119.
Belmont, David, PhD.,  professor. Dec. 28, 2000,  p. 119
Benthaus, Adolf, landscaper. June 15, 2000,  p. 191.
Berkson, Ruth, homemaker. Oct. 5, 2000,  p. 167 & Oct. 12, 2000, p. 185.
Berman, Dr. Howard J., Mar. 2, 2000,  p. 18.
Bernstein, Kenny, child. Mar 16, 2000,  p. 195.
Bertucci, Alfred J., golf course superintendent. Aug. 31, 2000,  p. 161.
Beutlich, Fred W., president-emeritus: Beutlich Pharmaceuticals. Oct. 12, 2000, p. 185.
Bieniarz, Sophie, homemaker. July 13, 2000,  p. 165.
Binkley, Joan, artist.  Jan. 20, 2000,  p. 167.
Biondi, Hidilio Joseph, owner: Roman Villa Restaurant. June 29, 2000,  p. 161.
Bitetti, Roseann, secretary: Ft. Sheridan. Sept. 28, 2000,  p. 167.
Blixt, Dolors, homemaker. June 15, 2000,  p. 191. 
Bock, Louise A., homemaker. Feb. 17, 2000,  p. 179.
Borja, Maria, Highland Park Hospital housekeeper. July, 13, 2000,  p. 23.
Bortis, Marjorie, homemaker. Feb. 17, 2000,  p. 179.
Bouwens, Robert C., U.S. Army retiree. Dec. 14, 2000, p. 189.
Bright, Geraldine C., homemaker. Mar. 23, 2000,  p. 187.
Brown, George R., WWII veteran. Oct. 12, 2000,  p. 185.
Brown, Joseph, former village trustee, Park Board commissioner, Deerfield. Dec. 28, 2000, p. 119. 
Brown, Marie A., homemaker. July 13, 2000,  p. 165.
Bruhn, Dorothy, former teacher. Oct. 19, 2000,  p. 189.
Burd, William E., owner: Burd Inc. & Gary Steel Supple Co. Navy pilot-1941-1945. Nov. 9, 2000,  p. 189.
Burkhardt, Mae Dagle, beauty school instructor. May 25, 2000,  p. 18.
Butler, Sarah, homemaker.  Apr. 20, 2000,  p. 175.
Cameron, Martha, homemaker. Nov. 23, 2000,  p. 179.
Carani,  Nella V., homemaker. June 29, 2000,  p. 161.
Carbol, Thomas J., artist, teacher. Aug. 31, 2000,  p. 161.
Caringello, Frank, owner: Highwood Paint & Hardware. July 20, 2000,  p. 173.
Carlin, Esther G., artist, musician, Sept. 7, 2000,  p. 155. 
Carlson, Donald O., Ford Motor Co. service manager. Apr. 27, 2000, p. 201.
Carlson,  Frank, Ravinia postmaster. Jan. 6, 2000,  p. 145.
Cascarano, Nicholas, Highland Park police lieutenant. May 18, 2000,  p.195.
Cerny, A. Leah, homemaker, Jewel Foods employee. July 13, 2000, p. 165.
Changnon, Jayne, homemaker, volunteer. Aug. 24, 2000,  p. 157.
Chase, Ester C., homemaker. Nov. 30, 2000, p. 183.
Cimmarusti, Debra, homemaker. June 8, 2000,  p. 197.
Clark, Adelin, Deerfield village employee. July 20, 2000,  p. 173.
Clark, Grace M., homemaker. Feb. 17, 2000,  p. 179.
Clauson, Mildred Ann, homemaker. Nov. 2, 2000, p. 193.
Cleary, Megan Louise, account executive: Pioneer Press. Oct.26, 2000, p. 186.
Clewell, Ruth, teacher, Girl Scout director. July 13, 2000,  p. 165.
Comm, Daniel, architect, real estate developer. June 29, 2000,  p. 161.
Compere, Thomas C., insurance agent, golf enthusiast. Nov. 2, 2000, p. 193.
Contri, Delores, part-owner: Contri Brothers Grocery. July 13, 2000,  p. 23.
Corwith, Mildred Presby, homemaker. Mar. 16, 2000,  p. 195.
Coulter, Mary Alice, homemaker, gardener, volunteer. Aug. 24, 2000,  p. 157.
Cowgill, June H., switchboard operator, H.P. Hospital. May 18, 2000,  p. 195.
Crawford, James, owner: Cook Cty. Industrial Maintenance Service. July 27, 2000, p. 157.
Croci, Mary J., former owner: Skokie Valley Laundry. May 4, 2000,  p. 187.
Cross, Giulia E., homemaker. Oct. 19, 2000,  p. 189.
Culver, Alvina, former employee: H.P. Post Office. Apr. 20, 2000,  p. 175.
Curzi, Rose,  homemaker. Jan. 20, 2000,  p. 167.
Dahl, Gerda H., homemaker. Apr. 6, 2000,  p. 185.
Danielson, Edwin, employee: Crane Packing. Mar. 2, 2000,  p. 175.
Darby, Charles V., Abbott Labs employee. Feb. 10, 2000,  p. 179.
Davis, Jeannette C., community activist, homemaker. July 6, 2000,  p. 161.
DeBartoli, Rita, homemaker. July 27, 2000,  p. 157. 
DeFoor, Clara, church organist, Sunday school teacher. June 29, 2000, p. 161.
Devendorf, Daniel, chemical engineer.  Mar. 16, 2000,  p. 195.
Dietz, Robert, founder: Falcon Hockey Association.  Feb. 17, 2000,  p. 179.
DiPinto, Vito, owner: Vita DiPinto Landscape Co. July 13, 2000,  p. 24.
DiPrima, Kathryn, child. Sept. 14, 2000,  p. 19.
Domsky, Judith, psychotherapist, teacher. Sept. 14, 2000,  p. 161.
Donini, Giannina, interior decorator, draper. Oct. 19, 2000,  p. 189.
Duenow, Rev. Herbert. Aug. 10, 2000,  p. 20.
Duffy, Martha Elaine, homemaker. Nov. 16, 2000, p. 195.
Eastman, Anthony D., founder: Eastman & Beaudine, Inc., professor: Kenyon College. Sept. 28, 2000,  p. 167.
Eberhardt, Andrew, civil engineer. May 25,  2000,  p. 18.
Eichler, Leonard M., oldest living member: Redeemer Lutheran Church, Feb. 24, 2000, p183.
Eisenberg, David.  Mar. 9, 2000,  p. 187.
Eisendrath, Gladys, homemaker. Mar. 2, 2000,  p. 175.
Ellsworth, Charles D., electrical engineer. July 20, 2000, p. 173.
Elstrom, Donald, carpenter. May 4, 2000,  p. 187 & June 1, 2000,  p. 189.
Ergang, Florence, teacher, speech writer. Oct. 19, 2000,  p. 189.
Evenson, George R., swim pool technician. May 25, 2000,  p. 191.
Faucett, Delia, restaurant employee. Jan. 20, 2000,  p. 19.
Feiler, Jane A., teacher, school librarian. June 8, 2000,  p. 197.
Filippo, Richard. Oct. 19, 2000,  p. 189.
Foran, Thomas A., attorney. Aug. 31, 2000,  p. 161.
Foster, William N. May 25, 2000,   p. 18.
Fox, Mary O., homemaker. May 11, 2000,  p. 199.
Franzese, Antonietta, homemaker. Dec. 21, 2000,  p. 149.
Frei, Robert R., attorney. Feb. 10, 2000,  p. 179.
Fretland, Donald, biochemist. July 13, 2000,  p. 24.
Frueh, Florence, pianist, author. Mar. 16, 2000,  p. 195.
Furlong, William, author, journalist. Nov. 30, 2000, p. 183.
Gardner, Henry K., banker. May 11, 2000,  p. 199.
Garnett, Ann W., teacher. Oct. 26, 2000,  p. 186.
Gatzert, Carolyn, homemaker. Mar. 30, 2000,  p. 171.
Gavin, Robin, pediatric therapist, Sept. 14, 2000, p. 167.
Gerhardt, Alma E., homemaker. Nov. 2, 2000,  p. 193.
Gerdes, Robby. July 27, 2000,  p. 157.
Gharidini, Vivian, homemaker. Apr. 20, 2000,  p. 175.
Giangiorgi, Minni, homemaker. Jan. 13, 2000,  p. 22.
Glader, Olga C., homemaker. May 4, 2000,  p. 187.
Gladstone, Esther, homemaker. Dec. 7, 2000, p. 189.
Gleason, Susan S., attorney. June 22, 2000,  p. 185.
Glesener, Bernice, secretary: Chicago Board of Education. Sept. 7, 2000, p. 155.
Goffo, Frank. Aug. 17, 2000,  p. 163.
Goldman, George F., developer: Highlands of H.P. Mar. 16, 2000, p. 16.
Goodman, Richard, carpenter. June 29, 2000,  p. 161.
Grant, Arthur. May 18, 2000,  p. 195.
Green, Mary, medical technologist. Aug. 31, 2000,  p. 161. 
Greene, Joan, homemaker. Jan. 13, 2000,   p. 159.
Groover, Richard, stock broker. Apr. 27, 2000,  p. 201.
Gullen, Doris L., homemaker. Jan. 13, 2000,  p . 159.
Gutman, Susan L., homemaker. July 27, 2000,  p. 157.
Haider, Genevieve, musician, homemaker. Sept. 14, 2000,   p. 19. 
Hall, J. Parker Jr., treasurer: University of Chicago. Mar. 30, 2000,  p. 171.
Hames, LeRoy N.,  WWII veteran, AMA associate. Nov. 23, 2000,  p. 179.
Hansen, Richard W., postman. Nov. 23, 2000,  p. 179 & Nov. 30, 2000, p. 183.
Heller, Harry, owner/director: Harry Heller's National Athletic Camp. May 18, 2000, p.195.
Helms, Mary, teacher, homemaker. Dec. 14, 2000,  p. 189.
Hertel, William M., lumber company employee. Aug. 31, 2000,  p. 161.
Heytow, Robert, Evanston police officer. Nov. 16, 2000,  p. 195.
Hoffman, Mary V., homemaker. Aug. 3, 2000,  p. 167.
Hoffman, Patrick G. Dec. 21, 2000, p. 149.
Horwitz, Larry. Feb. 10, 2000,  p. 179.
Hughes, Edward D., football coach. June 29, 2000,  p. 161.
Ilynes, John K., advertising salesman. July 13, 2000,  p. 24.
Infantino, Rev. Dr. Stephen, priest, philosophy teacher. Mar. 9, 2000, p. 187.
Ingram, Nancy A., homemaker. Dec. 21, 2000, p. 149.
Iovino, Laura Marie, homemaker. Mar. 2, 2000,  p. 18.
Jackson, David T., teacher. Feb. 3, 2000,  p. 179.
Jenisio, Lenora, homemaker. Jan. 13, 2000,  p. 23.
Johnson, Onalee, homemaker. Jan. 13, 2000,  p. 159.
Johnston, Alan R., attorney, Illinois state representative. Jan. 6, 2000,  p. 145.
Jones, Margaret M., co-owner: Marvey Play Groups. Feb. 3, 2000,  p. 179.
Kaufman, Robert, founder: Kaufman Machinery Co. Mar. 16, 2000,  p. 195.
Keare, Miriam, attorney, school board member, environmentalist. Jan. 27, 2000,  p.183.
Keenan, Barbara G., homemaker. May 11, 2000,  p. 199.
Kenny, John E., chairman: Kenny Construction Co. Aug. 10, 2000,  p. 163.
Kesner, Lois, homemaker. Sept. 14, 2000,  p. 161.
Kielhack, Virginia, homemaker. Feb. 10, 2000,  p. 179.
King, Phyllis M., H.P. Hospital volunteer. Aug. 3, 2000,  p. 167.
Kinter, Alfred. Apr. 20, 2000,  p. 175.
Kittleman, Madeline, homemaker, volunteer. July 6, 2000, p. 161.
Klippstatter, Kurt, musician. Jan. 20, 2000,  p. 19.
Knaak, James M., teacher, human rights activist. Dec. 14, 2000, p. 189 & Dec.21, p. 149.
Koopmann, Ruth S., homemaker. Dec. 28, 2000,  p. 119.
Krakowski, Eleanor, homemaker. July 13, 2000,  p. 165.
LaMartin, Rose, Fort Sheridan/Great Lakes secretary. Dec. 21, 2000, p. 149.
Lentz, Rogene, homemaker. Mar. 2,  2000,  p. 175.
Lenzini, Clara, homemaker. July 13, 2000,  p. 23.
Lenzini, Elida, homemaker. June 29, 2000,  p. 161.
Leopold, Corinne S., radio "Quiz Kid', television, theater writer. Dec. 28, 2000, p. 119.
Lepman, Lewis, stock broker, exec. Lepman Bros. Millinery. Aug. 3, 2000,  p. 167.
Liebenson, Harold A., attorney. Aug. 31, 2000,  p. 161.
Lieberman, Richard, pianist. Mar. 2, 2000,  p. 18.
Link, Pauline M., mother of State  Sen. Terry Link. Nov. 2, 2000, p. 193.
Llewellyn, John, A.T. & T. technician. Nov. 23, 2000,  p. 179.
Loos, Carl, attorney. Aug. 24, 2000,  p. 157.
Lopez, Angel Vasquez, accident victim. Nov. 16, 2000,  p. 10.
Loukas, Sophia, restaurant cook, homemaker. Feb. 17, 2000,  p. 179
McCallum, Dr. Walter, dentist. Sept. 14, 2000,  p. 19.
McGaughy, Patrick L., real estate executive. Mar. 23, 2000,  p. 187.
McGrady, Betsy, manager: H.P. White Hen Pantry. May 4, 2000,  p. 187.
McGraw, Ann M., Time, Inc. employee. June 15, 2000,  p. 191 & July 13, 2000,  p. 165.
McGuire, Dr. John Stevens, orthodontist. Sept. 7, 2000,  p. 155.
McWhorter, Nellie, quilter, homemaker. Sept. 7, 2000,  p. 155 & Sept. 14, 2000, p. 19.
Maddalon, Norina. Nov. 9, 2000,  p. 189
Madsen, Helen F., homemaker. Dec. 21, 2000, p. 149.
Magnani, Wilhelmina, homemaker. June 15, 2000,  p. 191.
Mahoney, Nellie, key-punch operator, Western Railroad. Dec. 28, 2000, p. 119.
Mangel, Karl. Apr. 6, 2000,  p. 185.
Marshall, Marjorie G., homemaker. Feb. 24, 2000,  p. 183. & Mar. 2,   2000, p. 18.
Marsiglio, Anna Maria, cardiac rehab nurse. Dec. 7, 2000, p. 189.
Martin, Ann Witten, homemaker. Dec. 7, 2000,  p. 189.
Martin, Geraldine J., homemaker. Nov. 23, 2000,  p. 179.
Marx, Florence, homemaker. Aug. 3, 2000,  p. 167.
Maxwell, Elizabeth P., homemaker. Dec. 14, 2000, p. 189.
Meier, Margaret, homemaker. Mar. 16, 2000,  p. 195.
Melvoin, Selma, Scout leader, den mother, volunteer teacher's aide. July 6, 2000, p. 161.
Michel, Dr. Arthur G., oncologist. Nov. 9, 2000,  p. 20.
Michaelson, David, attorney, Jan. 13, 2000,  p. 22.
Mills, Jean, homemaker. Aug. 10, 2000,  p. 163.
Mixter, Robert C., musician, poet. Dec. 7, 2000,  p. 189.
Molendy, Inez A., registered nurse. Nov. 23, 2000,  p. 179. 
Moorman, William, airline pilot, church deacon. Mar. 9, 2000,  p. 187.
Moses, James, computer specialist. Mar. 9, 2000,  p. 187.
Moses, James H. Apr. 6, 2000,  p. 185.
Moss, Herbert D., general contractor. June 1, 2000,  p. 189.
Mussio, Beno Louis, former manager: Jewel Food Co. May 4, 2000,  p. 187.
Nannini, Mario, barber. June 22, 2000,  p. 185.
Nardomarino, Vito, gardener/landscaper. Jan. 13, 2000,  p. 23.
Nathan, John, contract packager. Jan. 13, 2000,  p. 159.
Nelson, Paul A. Jr. Nov. 16, 2000,  p. 195.
Nelson, Roy V., teacher, coach. Jan. 20, 2000,  p. 167.
Neunaber, Alba, homemaker. Oct. 26, 2000,  p. 187.
Noble, Bertha F., homemaker. Nov. 30, 2000, p. 183.
O'Brien, Margaret, homemaker. Feb. 24, 2000,  p. 183.
O'Brien, Mary,  co-owner: Lake Forest Business Service, homemaker. Oct. 26, 2000,  p. 193.
O'Brien, Michael F., retired staff member Lake County Sheriff's office. Dec. 14, 2000, p.189 & Dec. 21, 2000, p. 149.
Offner, Janice Zurcher, WWII nurse, homemaker. Nov. 30, 2000, p. 183.  
Ori, Agnes, homemaker. Apr. 20, 2000,  p. 175.
Owen, Corinne I., co-founder Lamb's Farm. Jan. 6, 2000,  p. 145.
Owen, Eleanor M., social worker.  Oct. 19, 2000,  p. 189.
Owens, Virginia, homemaker. Apr. 27, 2000,  p. 201.
Panter, Daniel A., attorney. Feb. 24, 2000,  p. 183.
Pasquesi, Leonora C.,  homemaker. May 25, 2000,  p. 18.
Pasquesi, Lydia, homemaker. Feb. 10, 2000,  p. 179.
Pieracci, Ida, homemaker. July 20, 2000,  p. 173.
Pigati, Stella M., homemaker. Oct. 26, 2000,  p. 193.
Peron, Eunice L., homemaker. Jan. 27, 2000,  p. 183.
Petersen, Theresa, homemaker. July 27, 2000,  p. 157.
Petranek, Shirley, landscape designer. Mar. 23, 2000,  p. 187.
Plant, Susan Linton, optician.  Jan. 6, 2000,  p. 145.
Ploof, Winifred. Immaculate Conception parish housekeeper. May 25, 2000,  p. 18.
Portes, Abra H., volunteer, philanthropist. Mar. 9, 2000,  p. 187.
Powell, Elizabeth, artist, golfer, homemaker. Sept. 7, 2000,  p. 155. 
Prainito, Elsie,  teacher. Feb. 17, 2000,  p. 179.
Pulver, Robert H., businessman. Feb. 17, 2000,  p. 179.
Reddy, Philip J.  Apr. 13, 2000,  p. 201.
Reich, Clarine,  homemaker. Jan.13, 2000,  p. 23.
Reifman, Donald David, vice-president: Swank, Inc. Nov. 16, 2000, p. 195.
Reimer, Mary Ostdiek, homemaker. Sept. 21, 2000,  p. 167.
Ribnikar, Betty D., homemaker, golfer. Aug. 24, 2000,  p. 157.
Richardson, Lorraine, administrator: Great Lakes Naval Station. Jan. 20, 2000,  p. 19.
Ringer, Ronald H., Mar. 2, 2000,  p. 175.
Robbins, Lois, Director: Learning Center, Sherwood School. Jan. 20, 2000,  p. 19.
Roknich, Eleanor S., teacher, reader for the blind. June 22, 2000,  p. 185.
Romitti, Bina, homemaker. June 15, 2000,  p. 191.
Ronchetto, Phyllis, telephone operator. Sept. 14, 2000,  p. 19 & Sept. 21, 2000, p. 167.
Rose, Lucinda, homemaker. May 11, 2000,  p. 199.
Rosie, Mayme F., employee: Illinois Bell Telephone Co. Oct. 19, 2000, p. 189. 
Ross, Frieda, homemaker. Jan. 13, 2000, p. 159.
Roston, Sylvia, teacher, bookstore owner. Oct. 5, 2000,  p. 167.
Rubel, Josephine, homemaker. Nov. 9, 2000,  p. 189 & Nov. 16, 2000, p. 195. 
Ruffer, Lowell L., attorney. Oct. 19, 2000,  p. 189.
Sage, Warren E., WWII veteran, transport driver. Dec. 21, 2000, p. 149.
Sakanashi, Mary, gardener. Apr. 13, 2000,  p. 201. 
Santi, Jerry. May 4, 2000,  p. 187.
Santini, Speranza, Nov. 9, 2000,  p. 189.
Scapecchi, Bruno, bowling champion. Aug. 31, 2000,  p. 161.
Scornavacco, Armand, restaurant owner. Nov. 9, 2000,  p. 189.
Seidel, Judith, homemaker. Sept. 14, 2000,  p. 19.
Shannon, Cathleen A., special education teacher. Mar. 2, 2000,  p. 175.
Shafron, Devin, clinical psychologist. Mar. 23, 2000,  p. 187.
Sheridan, Jack, police officer. Jan. 13, 2000,  p. 23.
Sigel, Dorothy, centenarian, actress, play director. July 13, 2000, p. 165.
Simon, Jeanne Hurley,  attorney, Ill. State representative, wife of Sen. Paul Simon, Feb. 24, 2000,   p. 183.
Slepak, Paul, sculptor, EMT. Feb. 17, 2000,  p. 179.
Small, Belford A., businessman. Jan. 20, 2000,  p. 19.
Small, Nora P., homemaker. Sept. 21, 2000,  p. 167.
Smigorski, Mary, ComEd employee. Jan. 13, 2000, p. 23.
Smith, Janice Gottlieb, artist, preservationist. Dec. 7, 2000,  p. 189.
Smith, Lester H. Mar. 30, 2000,  p. 171.
Smyth, John M., owner: John M. Smyth Furniture Co. Aug. 17, 2000,  p. 163.
Solignani, Adriano, construction worker. Mar. 30, 2000,  p. 171.
Stanger, Roy L., mayor: Riverwoods, IL, architect. Mar. 2, 2000,  p. 175
Starcevich, Matt W., bar tender, cook. Oct. 19, 2000,  p. 189.
Stebi, Carol Ann, Walgreens employee. Feb. 10, 2000,  p. 179.
Stern, Herbert Lyman, "Hub", attorney,  community activist. Feb. 24, 2000,  p. 5.
Studney, Mildred, exec. secretary, Fort Sheridan. Sept. 14, 2000,  p. 161.
Sturman, Marie B., social services case worker. July 13, 2000,  p. 23.
Sticken, George. June 15, 2000,   p. 191.
Sullivan, Blanche, ukulele player. May 4, 2000,  p. 187. 
Swan, Charles G., electrician. Jan. 27, 2000,  p. 183.
Swift, A. Dean, former president: Sears, Roebuck & Co. Sept. 7, 2000,  p. 155.
Targ, Fred, owner: Targ & Dinner; president: National Assn. of Music Merchandisers. Sept. 28, 2000,  p. 167.
Thimios, John Michael. July 20, 2000,  p. 173.
Tillis, Leona G., homemaker. Mar. 30, 2000,  p. 171.
Tippey, Ellen Truax, descendant of early settlers: Egan family. July 27, 2000, p. 157. *
Treviranus, C. Leonard, FBI agent, WWII Navy veteran.  Sept. 28, 2000,  p. 167.
Turner, Patricia A., musician, named the Egg McMuffin sandwich. Oct. 19, 2000, p. 189.
Turriff, M. Warner, manager: Popular Mechanics Magazine. Feb. 10, 2000,  p.179 & Feb. 17, 2000,  p. 179.
Ugolini, Theresa L., homemaker. Jan. 13, 2000, p. 22.
Vanerstrom, Donald, electrical, mechanical engineer. Sept. 7, 2000,  p. 155.
Vanoni, Massima, homemaker. Jan. 13, 2000,  p. 22.
Venturini, Matilda, homemaker. Dec. 28, 2000,  p. 119.
Vignocchi, Corrado, stone mason. Jan. 13, 2000, p. 159.
Vignocchi, Elda, homemaker. Jan. 13, 2000, p. 23.
Wagner, Gary L., technician consultant. Apr. 27, 2000, p. 201.
Watson, Reneldo F., Ft. Sheridan employee. Jan. 20, 2000,  p. 19.
Weigt, Dorothy A., homemaker. Dec. 7, 2000,  p. 189. 
Weiler, Elaine L., homemaker. Aug. 17, 2000,  p. 163.
Weinstein, Edith, sculptor. Feb. 17, 2000,  p. 179.
Weislow, Pauline B., homemaker. Dec. 14, 2000, p. 189.
White, Angela Pamela, teacher. May 11, 2000,  p. 199.
Whitman, Max, civil engineer, former director Public Works of Winnetka. June 1, 2000,   p. 189.
Wilheim, Julian Robert. Dec. 14, 2000,  p. 189.
Wilson, Cpt. Dorsey V., retired Navy officer, professor. Aug. 24, 2000,  p. 157.
Young, Hobart P., executive officer: Signode Corp., inventor. Nov. 23, 2000, p. 179. 
Zahnle, Margaret, homemaker. July 6, 2000,  p. 161.
Zanotti, Pia, homemaker. Oct. 26, 2000,  p. 187.  
Zeff, Hazel. Mar. 30, 2000,  p. 171.
Zenzola, Paul, software salesman. Mar. 30, 2000,  p. 171.

O'ROURKE, CATHERINE LEIGH

Walk keeps memory of O'Rourke alive. Jan. 27, 2000,  p. 183.

OFFICES

Business offices become homey. Mar. 2, 2000,  p. 21.

ORGAN DONATIONS

13-year-old needs new liver. Mar. 30, 2000,  p. 12.

PAIN MANAGEMENT

Pain center spells relief. Sept. 14, 2000,  p. A13.

PARIS, FRANCE

Stories of Paris from NEWS readers. May 25, 2000,  p. 20.

PARKING

New committee will look at parking. Apr. 20, 2000,  p. 5.
Parking games. Column: C. Wenk. May 11, 2000,  p. 6.  
City pushes new downtown parking. May 18, 2000,  p. 9.
City to open 30 spaces for shoppers. July 6, 2000,  p. 5.
Study examines downtown parking woes. Dec. 14, 2000,  p. 7.  

PARKS AND RECREATION

Winter Fest is Saturday.   Jan. 20, 2000,  p. 7.
Cold fun. Jan. 27, 2000,  p. 7.
Parks going to the dogs. July 13, 2000,  p. 135.
Park District  financial report for 1st quarter 2000. Sept. 28, 2000,  p. 162.

PHOTOGRAPHERS/PHOTOGRAPHY

Art Shay: straight shooter. Oct. 5, 2000,  p. B3.

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Physical education focuses on fitness. Feb. 10, 2000,  p. 29.
Gym changing, but importance stays same. Nov. 30, 2000, p. 31.

PHYSICIANS

House calls are back for North Shore doctor, Robert Kaplan. Dec. 28, 2000,  p. 107.

PIERCE, DANIEL M., Mayor: Highland Park

Mayor is named to conference. Sept. 28, 2000,  p. 14.

PLASTIC SURGERY

The beauty trap: More teenage girls believe they need  cosmetic surgery. Mar. 9, 2000, p.A15
Suggestions from the medical profession. Mar. 9, 2000,  p. A15.

PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT

Elaborate yard playsets abound. Apr. 20, 2000,  p. 23.
Children safer on updated playgrounds. Sept. 14, 2000,  p . 29.

POLICE

Real cops carry 3 forms of ID. June 8, 2000,  p. 14.

POLITICAL FINANCE

Consequences of proposal to reform campaign financing. May 11, 2000,  p. 27.
Kirk, Gash supporters fill campaign coffers. July 20, 2000,  p. 7.
Financial disclosure forms show money trail in 59th. Aug. 24, 2000,  p. 151.   

PORTER, JOHN, U. S. Representative

Porter backs Kirk.  Feb. 24, 2000,  p. 14.
Porter to receive Creativity Award. June 8, 2000,  p. D9.
China trade, gas prices topics at Porter forum. June 15, 2000,  p. 9.
Porter praised by Mental Health Assoc. June 22, 2000,  p. D7.
Porter thanks constituents in his last forum here. Sept. 28, 2000,  p. 9.
Porter reflects on his career. Dec. 14, 2000,  p. 13. 

PRAIRIES

Red buffalo- burning off of prairies. Mar. 30, 2000,  p. 9.

PRESCRIPTION DRUGS

Advice on cutting prescription drug costs. Nov. 23, 2000,  p. A23. 

PROPERTY TRANSFERS

List of transactions.  Jan. 6, 2000,  p. 23.
List of transactions.  Jan. 20, 2000,  p. 24
List of transactions. Feb. 10, 2000,  p. 24.
List of transactions. Feb. 24, 2000,  p. 26.
List of transactions. Mar. 2, 2000,  p. 24.
List of transactions. Apr. 27, 2000, p. 29.
List of transactions. May 4, 2000,  p. 26. 
List of transactions. May 25, 2000,  p . 26.
List of transactions. June 8, 2000,  p. 30.
List of transactions. June 15, 2000,  p. 30.
List of transactions. July 6, 2000,  p. 28.
List of transactions. Aug. 3, 2000,  p. 25.
List of transactions. Aug. 10, 2000,  p. 22.
List of transactions. Aug. 17, 2000,  p. 26.
List of transactions. Aug. 31, 2000,  p. 23.
List of transactions. Sept. 28, 2000,  p. 24.
List of transactions. Oct. 5, 2000,  p. 24.
List of transactions. Oct. 12, 2000,  p. 26.
List of transactions. Oct. 19, 2000,  p. 26.
List of transactions. Nov. 9, 2000,  p. 22.
List of transactions. Nov. 16, 2000, p. 26.
List of transactions. Nov. 30, 2000, p. 26.
List of transactions. Dec. 7, 2000,  p. 22.
List of transactions. Dec. 21, 2000,  p. 18. 

PUNS 

Pun American keeps on groan. July 13, 2000,  p. B3.

QUILTS

Celebrities sign on to quilt auction.  Nov. 2, 2000,  p. D3.

RACIAL PROFILING-RACISM

See  also: Highland Park Police Department.
Racism charges probed.  Jan. 27, 2000,  p. 15.
Complaints are made; the city is not listening. Guest essay: Antonio Galvan Apr. 13, 2000,  p. 19.
ACLU lawsuit targets city. Apr. 27, 2000,  p. 7.
Human Relations Commission seeks bigger role. May 18, 2000,  p. 7.
Black leadership gathers, blasts reaction to report. June 1, 2000,  p. 5.
ACLU, city discussing Ledford case. June 8, 2000,  p. 7.
Black leaders rally at city hall. June 15, 2000,  p. 5.
Police investigate charge of racial profiling. June 15, 2000,  p . 5.
Remarks insulting. (ed.) June 15, 2000,  p. 18.
Harwell responds to News' critical editorial. June 22, 2000,  p. 19.
Lawsuit is dismissed. June 22, 2000,  p. 5.
Lawsuit settled. July 13, 2000,   p. 5.
'Landmark' agreement praised. July 20, 2000,  p. 5.
A proud day. (ed. on settlement of ACLU lawsuit) July 27, 2000,  p. 14.
Police action probed after beating. (Highwood) Aug. 3, 2000,  5. 
Law suit filed to block ACLU settlement. Sept. 14, 2000,  p. 7.
Communities to share in diversity discussion. Sept. 14, 2000,  p. 9.
Officials contradict settlement opponents. Sept. 21, 2000,  p. 7.
Rally planned in Sunset Park Sunday. Sept. 21, 2000,  p. 18.
Rally includes impromptu march through the city. Sept. 28, 2000,  p. 7.
Building trust. (ed.) Sept. 28, 2000,  p. 16.
Consent decree gets OK from U.S. District judge. Oct. 5, 2000,  p. 5.
Panel to comment on racial profiling. Nov. 9, 2000,   p. 11.
Racial profiling a complicated issue. Nov. 23, 2000,  p. 5. 

RADIO

John Howell's at home in country. Apr. 6, 2000,  p. B4.
Ars Viva honors radio stations. July 27, 2000,  p. D3.

RAGDALE FOUNDATION

Ragdale director speaks of future. May 18, 2000,  p. D3.
Ragdale tent party to reflect the arts. May 18, 2000,  p. D4.
Caroline Preston finds Ragdale just right. July 27, 2000,  p. B3.

RAVINIA FESTIVAL

Ravinia  details summer season. Feb. 3, 2000,  p. B10.
Ravinia's ready to go. Apr. 6, 2000,  p. B6.
Visit to Ravinia yields the essence of summer. June 1, 2000,  p. 17.
Mehta to leave festival. June 1, 2000,  p. B16.
Women's songs to be sung. July 27, 2000,  p. D6.
Meet Ravinia's Welz Kauffman. Sept. 21, 2000,  p. B3.

READING

Reading event set for Sunday. Apr. 13, 2000,  p. 12.
New techniques tackle reading issues. Dec. 21, 2000, p. 23.

REAL ESTATE

United Homes files for bankruptcy. Mar. 23, 2000,  p. 20.
Realtor offers advice for navigating the Internet. Dec. 7, 2000, p. A12. 

RECYCLING

Tree recycling is announced. Jan. 6, 2000,  p. 12.
Recycling now under scrutiny. Sept. 14, 2000,  p. 5.

RELIGION

Religion in the 21st century. Mar. 9, 2000,  p. 154.
Faithful seeking spirituality.  Mar. 9, 2000,  p. 155.
Religions of the world must find common ground. Guest essay: Dr. R. H. Miller. Mar. 30, 2000,  p. 19.

RESTAURANTS

Students will receive food for thought. Feb. 24, 2000,  p. 7.
Lake County Chicago-style. Feb. 24, 2000,  p. 151.
Readers share 'bedeviling details' that can ruin a restaurant meal. May 18, 2000, p. B4.
Time to feast al fresco. Outdoor restaurant summer list. June 1, 2000,  p. B7.
Free Sarkis. Letters protesting closing of restaurant. July 27, 2000,  p. 15.
New restaurants put plans in place. Sept. 7, 2000,  p. B6.
Local restaurant complaints are settled. Oct. 26, 2000,  p. 12.
Three restaurants top list for 2000. Dec. 28, 2000,  p. B6.

RETIREMENT

Retirement plans made simple. Oct. 5, 2000,  p. 22.
Preparation for retirement pays in the long run. Oct. 5, 2000,  p. 23.
Retirement decisions, historical and personal. Dec. 14, 2000,  p. 23.

ROAD RAGE

Road rage increases with cars and drivers. Sept. 7, 2000,  p. 5.
More roads may not be the answer. Sept. 7, 2000,  p. 7.
Insurance companies in a quandary about road rage issue. Sept. 7, 2000,  p. 7.
Sharing the road is easier said than done. Sept. 7, 2000,  p. 9.
Illinois is not among states with road-rage laws. Sept. 7, 2000,  p. 9.
Time to curb road rage. (ed.) Sept. 7, 2000,  p. 14.
Commercials tap into drivers' power trips. Sept. 7, 2000,  p. 19.
Teachers warn new drivers of road rage. Sept. 7, 2000,  p. 25.
Road rage a concern of older drivers. Sept. 7, 2000,  p. 25.
Experts look at causes of road rage. Sept. 7, 2000,  p. 127.

ROADS AND STREETS

County's Route 53 support is waning. Jan. 27, 2000,  p. 23.
Highway safety measures debated by Illinois House. Mar. 9, 2000,  p. 14.
State money earmarked for wider Route 22. Apr. 13, 2000,  p. 14.
Local projects include bridge work. Map: summer road projects. Apr. 20, 2000, p. 9.
County growth spurs traffic. Apr. 20, 2000,  p. 12.
Road will avoid Sunset Park. May 4, 2000,  p. 7.  
Task force will study road plan. June 8, 2000,  p. 5.
Route 66 takes travelers back to the days of the '57 Chevy. June 8, 2000,  pp. 162--
Cities work to improve Half Day Road. July 6, 2000,  p. 7.
Route 22 plans go on display soon. Aug. 3, 2000,  p. 16.
Route 22 detour begins next week. Aug. 24, 2000,   p. 14.
Anti-widening meeting draws crowd. (Rte. 22)  Oct. 12, 2000,  p. 28.

RUGS

Rug designer Kurt Meinecke takes wings. June 29, 2000,  p. A1.

RYAN, GEORGE H., Governor, State of Illinois

Having an illegal gun should be a felony.  Jan. 6, 2000,  p. 17.
Governor signs Holocaust bill. Jan. 13, 2000,  p. 13.

A SAFE PLACE/LAKE COUNTY CRISIS CENTER

Highland Park High School students get award. Oct. 26, 2000,  p. 13. 

SAFETY

Safety Day is planned. Apr. 27, 2000, p. 15.
Improve outdated standards for children's safety seats. Guest essay: P. Fitzgerald, U.S. Re. May 11, 2000,  p. 21.
Health department spotlights hazardous home products. May 11, 2000,  p. A14.
CPSC releases study on pool alarm safety. June 8, 2000,  p. A13.
Summer safety tips to remember. June 15, 2000,  p. A18.
Avoid holiday injuries. June 22, 2000,  p. A19.
New safety standards for window guards. July 6, 2000,  p. A6.
Dangers can lurk in lawn and garden. July 20, 2000,  p. A14. 
Ground-fault circuit interrupter is an important safety device. Aug. 24, 2000,  p. A10.
Car seat checks boost kids' safety. Sept. 7, 2000,  p. A13. 
Children safer on updated playgrounds. Sept. 14, 2000,  p. 29.
Fisher-Price announces recall of swings and toys. Sept.14, 2000,  p. A6.
Scooter injuries soaring. Sept. 21, 2000,  p. A20.
Fire prevention tips. Sept. 28, 2000,  p. A9.
First Alert recalls fire extinguishers. Oct. 12, 2000,  p. A10.
Car seat/carrier is recalled for handle defect. Nov. 2, 2000, p. A13.
Protect yourself from carbon monoxide poisoning. Nov. 30, 2000, p. A25.

SCARECROWS

Who's afraid of an old scarecrow? Sept. 28, 2000,  p. 137.

SCHOLARSHIIPS

Chamber honors students. Apr. 27, 2000,  p. 12.

SCHOOLS

Consumer Science: This is not your mother's home economics. Jan. 6, 2000, p. 25.
School nurses juggle many roles.  Jan. 20, 2000,   p. 27.
Spelling bees are scheduled. Jan. 20, 2000,  p. 30.
Room parents lend a helping hand.  Jan. 27, 2000,  p. 31.
Expulsion rare event at most high schools. Jan. 27, 2000,  p. 16.
Ravinia School auction set.  Feb. 3, 2000,  p. 7.
Students want to protect police dogs. Feb. 3, 2000,  p. 7.
Students will be half-time show.(at U. of I. Basketball games) Feb. 3, 2000,  p. 14.
Schools brace for winter's worst. Feb. 3, 2000,  p. 27. 
Maintenance men keep schools working. Feb. 17, 2000,  p. 29.
Money helps schools beef up security. Mar. 2, 2000,  p. 27.
Schools ponder cameras on buses. Mar. 2, 2000,  p. 27.
Students learn foreign languages earlier. Mar. 9, 2000,  p. 33.
Montessori schools take root locally. List, locations. Mar. 16, 2000,  p. 35.
(Maria) Montessori learned by watching children. Mar. 16, 2000,  p. 35.
Volunteers save schools big money. Mar. 30, 2000,  p. 29.
Market Day takes root. Mar. 30, 2000,  p. 29.
Schools a big selling point for many home developments. Mar. 30, 2000,  p. A6.
Field trips feel pinch of tight budgets. Apr. 6, 2000,  p. 31.
Anatomy of a field trip. Apr. 6, 2000,  p. 31.
Extracurriculars keep students busy. Apr. 13, 2000,  p. 33.
Business partnerships benefit schools. Apr. 20, 2000,  p. 29. 
Academic programs lure parents. Apr. 27, 2000,  p. 33.
Students create store of knowledge. May 11, 2000,  p. 7.
Schools drive tax increases. May 11, 2000,  p. 15.
Liberal arts useful in career track. May 18, 2000,  p. 33.
Blackwell (District 54) to become next school of choice. May 18, 2000,  p. 48.
Cutting class - shortened school year. May 25, 2000,  p. 11.
Fix the school calendar first. (ed.) May 25, 2000,  p. 16.
New Jewish high school to be in Morton Grove. May 25, 2000,  p.159.
Students revive mural for Kipling's 50th. June 1, 2000,  p. 12.
Sherwood students rewarded for hard work on Web sites. June 8, 2000,  p. 7.
Recess -- is it being replaced? Aug. 3, 2000,  p. A6.
School supplies: neon colors, silver scooters top must have list. Aug. 17, 2000,  p. 23.
Prescription for parents: checkups to checklists, school nurses spell it out. Aug. 24, 2000, p. A13.
Two new schools. Aug. 31, 2000,  p. 12.
Children safer on updated playgrounds. Sept. 14, 2000,  p. 29.
Glenkirk always looks for work. Sept. 14, 2000,   p. D5.
Discipline helps students reconnect. Sept. 28, 2000,  p. 31.
Auto shop focuses more on technology. Oct. 5, 2000,  p. 29.
School superintendents earn salaries. Oct. 12, 2000,  p. 33.
Independent School Fair set. Oct. 12, 2000,  p. 41.
Election brings about political lessons. Oct. 19, 2000,  p. 31.
Scary Story contest winners. Oct. 26, 2000,  p. 30.
Independent School Fair set for Sunday. Oct. 26, 2000,  p. 49.
Test scores results a mixed bag.  Nov. 2, 2000,  p. 5.
High schools feature class acts. Nov. 2, 2000,  p. 25.
Music programs offer opportunities. Nov. 9, 2000,  p . 29.
Schools affect ACT achievement. Nov. 16, 2000,  p. 31. 
Stevenson (H.S.) explores Fine Arts waivers. Nov. 23, 2000,  p. 40.
Drive puts old jerseys to good use. Nov. 23, 2000,  p. 41.
School program teaching parents how kids learn. Nov. 30, 2000, p. 7.
Gym changing, but importance stays the same. Nov. 30, 2000, p. 31.
Learning paths: schools help student figure out how they learn best. Dec. 7, 2000, p. 25.
Learning comes in different styles. Dec. 7, 2000, p. 25.
Weather forces some school closings. Dec. 14, 2000,  p. 7. 
County avoids superintendent shortage. Dec. 28, 2000,  p. 19. 

SCHOOLS-DISTRICT 109

School District 109 considers televising board meetings. May 11, 2000,  p. 18.
District 109 rates high on survey. Nov. 16, 2000,  p. 19. 

SCHOOLS-DISTRICT 112

Boes to retire.  Jan. 20, 2000,  p. 13.
Bus mix-up called ‘an honest mistake’. Jan. 20, 2000,  p. 13.
Braeside work price tag set at $1.4 million.  Jan. 27, 2000,  p. 12.
Lawsuit settlement is expected. Feb. 10, 2000,  p. 7.
Oak Terrace School construction set. Feb. 17, 2000, p. 7.
Edgewood kids are feeling good. Feb. 17, 2000,  p. 14.
Edgewood names principal : Carolyn Hendricks. Feb.24, 2000,  p. 11.
Students are ready to volunteer. Apr. 6, 2000, p. 7.
Honoring student volunteerism. (ed.) Apr. 6, 2000,  p. 18.
District 112 music program needs help. (Letter to the editor.) May 18, 2000,  p. 20.
Goodbye, Oak Terrace. June 29, 2000,  p. 9. 
Oak Terrace students travel to Lake Forest. Aug. 24, 2000,  p. 12.
Survey says: schools fine. Oct. 5, 2000,  p. 5.
Stars fill the halls at Ravinia School. Oct. 19, 2000,  p. 16.
Four incumbents will seek to retain school board seats. Nov. 16, 2000,  p. 9.  

SCHOOLS-DISTRICT 113. Highland Park High School

Student congress hones debate skills. Jan. 6, 2000,  p. 9.
Foreign language program receives grant. Jan. 6, 2000,  p. 9.
Highland Park High School band to tour China. Jan. 13, 2000,  p.  9.
HPHS building plans please school board. Feb. 10, 2000,  p. 12.
Auction Friday - benefits to A Safe Place.  Feb. 17, 2000,  p. 10.
Students will receive food for thought. Feb. 24, 2000,  p. 7.
For pair, Jon Sugar, Ethan Levy, music matters. Mar. 9, 2000,  p. 7. 
Band performing thank you concert. Mar.16, 2000,  p. 10.
New principal, John Lorenz, no stranger to HPHS. Mar. 23, 2000,  p. 15.
Band members share memories of China. Apr. 20, 2000,  p. 17.
Students bring home memories from China trip. Apr. 27, 2000,  p. 5.
High school band presents free concert for the public. May 11, 2000,  p. 5. 
The class of 2000.   June 8, 2000,  p. 8--
Hile's tribute to band is blue hairdo. June 15, 2000,  p. 14.
UN competition brings out best in high school students. July 6, 2000,  p. 9.
Film: rare glimpse into teenage life. July 13, 2000,  p. 7.
Real-life cast followed in 'American High'. July 13, 2000,  p. 7.
'American High' is well-received. Aug. 10, 2000,  p. 7.
A brave decision. (re: high school television program) Aug. 10, 2000,  p. 14.
American High cancelled. Aug. 17, 2000,  p. 5.
(HPHS) Preschool teaches students, toddlers. Aug. 24, 2000,  p. 13.
Expansions set to start at high school. Aug. 24, 2000,  p. 18.
Merit semifinalists named. Sept. 14, 2000,  p. 5.
Stunts 2001 is staged tonight. Oct. 19, 2000,  p. 5.
Highland Park High School students get award. Oct. 26, 2000,  p. 13.
Orchestra plans trip to Italy.  Nov. 9, 2000,  p. 9.
Contractor hired for DHS addition. Nov. 9, 2000,  p. 46.
District 113 staff honored for their work. Nov. 16, 2000,   p. 9.
Financial statement 2000. Nov. 30, 2000, p. 175-
Bids for high school improvements ready. Dec. 7, 2000, p. 5.
Road to Italy is paved with fund raisers. Dec. 7, 2000, p. 7.
Levy hike for Dist. 113. Dec. 28, 2000,  p. 11.

SCHOOLS: NORTH SUBURBAN SPECIAL EDUCATION DISTRICT

NSSED to sell land for technology center. . Oct. 5, 2000,  p. 7.

SCULPTURE

Sculpture evaluation set. Nov. 9, 2000,  p. 12.

SENIOR CITIZENS

North Shore Senior Center offers program on incontinence. Feb. 17, 2000, p. A18.
Study shows 'oldest old' living longer and better. Feb. 24, 2000,  p. A18.
Senior housing plan moves forward. Mar. 9, 2000,  p. 15.
Joe Lazar recalls curious 105 years. Apr. 27, 2000,  p. 9.
Family business notes 10 years – Gentle Homecare. Apr. 27, 2000,  p. 28.
(North Shore) Senior Center receives $500,000 challenge.  May 4, 2000, p. 15.
What to do if your parent is incompetent. May 25, 2000,  p. A17.
Sound summer fitness strategies for seniors. June  8, 2000,  p. A21.
Prime Lifestyles.   Special Section. June 22, 2000,  insert.
Elderly parents, aging children. June 29, 2000,  p. A12.
NSSC moving Aug. 1. July 27, 2000,  p. 10.
Seniors telling stories. July 27, 2000,  p. 12.
North Shore Senior Center in new home. Aug. 10, 2000,  p. 132.
Down-scaling in 10 semi-easy steps. Sept. 21, 2000, p. A15.
Housing help: assisted living facilities. Special report. Oct. 12, 2000,  p. 10.
Fund assisted living law. (ed.) Oct. 12, 2000,  p. 18.
Lake County Health Department offers seniors flu shots. Oct. 12, 2000,  p. A23.
Housing help: Sunrise Assisted Living and Concord Place described. Oct. 19, 2000, p. 10--
Pneumonia vaccine for seniors. Oct. 26, 2000,  p. A23.
New Senior Center open house Sunday.   Oct. 26, 2000, p. 157.
(Northwestern) Cats visit seniors. Nov. 2, 2000,  p. 42.
Limits raised for senior earning. Nov. 16, 2000, p. 25. 
Angry seniors ask questions about HMO coverage. Nov. 23, 2000,  p. 16.
Retirement decisions, historical and personal. Dec. 14, 2000,  p. 23.
Seniors in survey tell their favorite holiday gifts. Dec. 14, 2000,  p. A24.
Professor says physical activity required for successful aging. Dec. 28, 2000, p. A14.

SEX CRIMES

Convicted sex offender lived at center. July 20, 2000,  p. 18.
Police searching for one or more molesters. Sept. 7, 2000, p. 12.

SHAW, HOWARD VAN DOREN

Registered treasures: Lake County structures preserve historic beauty. Sept. 14, 2000, p. 139. 

SHOES

Shoes sell themselves these days. May 18, 2000,  p. 29.
Shoes aplenty for every walk of life. May 18, 2000,  p. 29.
Tips on buying school shoes for your kids. Aug. 17, 2000,  p. A15.

SISTER CITIES

Vallabhnagar, India; Ferrara, Italy.
Experience India is set for Sunday. May 18,  2000,  p. 11.

SLEEP DISORDERS

Study looks at self-treatment of sleep disorders with herbs. Sept. 14, 2000, p. A18.

SMITH, JESSE LOWE

Garden remembers Jesse Lowe Smith. June 8, 2000,  p. 16.

SMOKING

It's vital to help teens kick cigarette habit. Apr. 13, 2000,  p. A18.
Tobacco sales to minors will be targeted by Sheriff. Nov. 9, 2000,  p.  10.

SOCIAL SECURITY

Bush, Gore offer 'free lunch' proposals for Social Security. Aug. 10, 2000,  p. 15.

SOLAR ENERGY

North Shore a hot spot for solar energy. Oct. 12, 2000, p. A12.
North Shore solar home tour set for Saturday. Oct. 12, 2000,  p. A16.  

SPECIAL EDUCATION

NSSED (N. Shore Special Education District) OKs new lease. Apr. 13, 2000, p.46.

SPEECH

Muscle-building therapy reduces overly nasal speech. Apr. 27, 2000,  p. A19.

SOCIAL SECURITY

House repeals Social Security earnings limit. Mar. 9, 2000,  p. 20.

SPECIAL REPORTS

Water, water everywhere, or is it?  May 4, 2000,  p. 8---

SPELLING

Spelling bees are scheduled.  Jan. 20, 2000,  p. 30.

SPORTS

Winter fun kit.  Jan. 6, 2000,  p. 123.
2000: Shots in the dark. (predictions)   Jan. 6, 2000,  p. 150.
SportSTATS.  Jan. 13, 2000,  p. 170.
Sports bars keep busy despite lousy home teams. Jan. 27, 2000,  p. 25.
Students will be half-time show. (at U. of I. Basketball game)  Feb. 3, 2000,  p. 14.
Preventing winter sports injuries. Feb. 17, 2000, p. A16.
sportsSTATS: athletes of the week.  Feb. 24, 2000,  p. 194.
All-area Girls Basketball. Mar. 16, 2000,  p. 201.
sportSTATS.  Mar. 16, 2000,  p. 206.
All-area Boys Basketball. Mar. 30, 2000,  p. 177.
Time to gear up 'fore' golf. May 4, 2000,  p. 23.
Local pair ply Des Plaines River. June 1, 2000,  p. 5.
Area tennis clubs still pack punch. June 1, 2000,  p. 27.
All area Girls Soccer. June 22, 2000,  p. 193.
Are the IHSA state playoffs expanding too much? June 29, 2000,  p. 163.
All-area softball. June 29, 2000,  p. 165.
All-area High School Sports Awards. June 29, 2000,  p. 146.
Traffic plans in place for the U.S. Open. July 6, 2000,  p. 160.
All-Area Baseball. July 6, 2000,  p. 165.
'Head cases'- fear of injury not a deterrent when it comes to winning air battle. July 13, 2000,  p. 167.
The Merit Club primed, ready for U. S. Women's Open. July 13, 2000,   p. 169.
Munchkin tennis - day camp tennis classes. July 13, 2000,  p. 170.
Coaches: important knowledge. July 20, 2000,  p. 175.
Stolarik stars in Lake County tournament: Ladies Golf Ass'n. Invitational. July 20, 2000,  p. 176.
On her way to Sidney: Lake Bluff's Kendra Berner set to compete in Paralympic Games. July 20, 2000,  p. 177.
Sailing daze: riding with the wind challenges brain and brawn. July 27, 2000,  p. 127.
Girardi appears at local event. Aug. 10, 2000,  p. 22.
Rolling a 300. (bowling) Aug. 10, 2000,  p. 165.
Girardi to speak at North Shore Academy. Aug. 10, 2000,  p. 170.
Polo returns to Lake Forest. Aug. 24, 2000,  p. D4.
HPHS season previews. Aug. 31, 2000,  pp. 167, 170.
Golf dome will provide shelter. Nov. 2, 2000,  p. 7.
Pro bowlers roll into Lake Zuirch.  Nov. 2, 2000,  p. 178.
sportSTATS. Nov. 2, 2000,  p. 202.
Facts&STATS. Nov. 9, 2000,  p. 198.
2000 All-area Girls Volleyball. Nov., 23, 2000,  p. 182-3
Lake Shore Football Team. Nov. 23, 2000,  p. 184.
2000 Pioneer Press all-area football choices. Nov. 30, 2000, p. 186- 
2000 Super 25 athletes of the year. Dec. 21, 2000,  p. 154.
2001 newsmakers. Dec. 28, 2000,  p. 121.
Year in review. Dec. 28, 2000,  p. 123. 

STERN, HERBERT LYMAN

Hub Stern, 84, was an example of how to live.  Feb. 24, 2000,  p. 5.

STEVENSON, ADLAI  E.

Patriot's honor. Feb. 3, 2000,  p. 8.
Stevenson home's future not as bright as its past. Feb. 3, 2000,  p. 9.

STRAUS, MARILYN

Straus is honored as city's humanitarian. July 27, 2000,  p. 11.

STUDENTS/STUDYING

Top students give valuable study tips. Sept. 21, 2000,  p. 31.

STUPEY CABIN

Girl Scouts become docents at Stupey Cabin. July 27, 2000,  p. 5.

SUBURBAN FINE ARTS CENTER

Benefit opens theater. July 27, 2000,  p. 9.

SUMMER

Summer fun - schedule of events in the Midwest. July 6, 2000,  p. 131.
Block party is Sunday. July 13, 2000,  p. 5.
Combat vacation blues with well-stocked first-aid kit. July 20, 2000,  p. A16.
Hot summer tourism in Lake County. July 20, 2000,  p. 139.
Who to contact for summer fun. July 20, 2000,  p. 139.

SWIMMING POOLS

Splish, splash - time and energy needed to keep up pools. July 20, 2000,  p. 25.
Pools through the ages. July 20, 2000,  p. 25.

TAVERNS

Tavern tales. Aug. 10, 2000,  p. 15.
Drug, gambling charges close bar. (Shaughnessy's) Sept. 21, 2000,  p. 5.  

TAXATION/TAXES

Important dates for filing taxes. Feb. 10, 2000,  p. 25.
Tax revenue plan doing well.  Feb. 17, 2000, p. 5.
Lake County sales tax chart. Feb. 17, 2000,  p. 5.
Sales taxes. (ed.) Feb. 17, 2000,  p. 16.
House votes to end marriage penalty law. Feb. 17, 2000,  p. 18.
Tax programs for computers. Feb. 17, 2000,  p. 25.
Computer programs ease tax time. Mar. 30, 2000,  p. 25.
File tax extension now. Apr. 13, 2000,  p. 32
City budget increases; tax bill will be reduced. Apr. 27, 2000,  p. 7.
Schools drive tax increases. May 11, 2000,  p. 15.
Congress extends business tax credits. May 11, 2000,  p. 26. 
Many joining Niles' fight for e-taxes. Aug. 31, 2000,  p. 24.
State graded on rebates. Guest Essay: P. G. Patt. Sept. 14, 2000,  p. 17.
Estate tax override falls short. Sept. 14, 2000,  p. 18.
Marriage tax veto override fails. Sept. 21, 2000,  p. 15.
Survey: voters want e-taxes. Oct. 5, 2000,  p. 10. 
Limits raised for senior earnings. Nov. 16, 2000,  p. 25.
Taxes that apply to financial aid. Dec. 14, 2000,  p. 22. 

TEACHERS

Carl Berg is finalist for Golden Apple award. Feb. 24, 2000,  p. 11.
Denise DiPaolo dedicated to teaching children. Mar. 2, 2000,  p. 5.
Teacher, Patsy Mueller, helping study national education issues. Mar. 9, 2000,  p. 5.
Carl Berg wins Golden Apple award. Mar. 23, 2000,  p. 13.
Legislator: Keep teachers in school, not at workshops. Mar. 23, 2000,  p. 49.
Oak Terrace School teacher, M. Fontana, named 'teacher of the week'. Apr. 13, 2000, p. 7.
Grant honors teacher Gerri Spinella. Apr. 13, 2000,  p . 16. 
(Marvin) Baker's legacy is thirst quenching. June 1, 2000,  p. 9.
Oak Terrace trio: Rubenstein, Victor, Zaller, retiring. June 15, 2000,  p. 7.
Teachers debut magazine that is Just Write for kids. Aug. 17, 2000,  p. B7.
A student returns and learns a lesson. Guest essay: A. Lessing. Sept. 21, 2000,  p. 17.
Garden will honor teacher Ann Garnett. Nov. 9, 2000,  p. 9. 

TEENAGERS

The beauty trap: more teenage girls believe they need cosmetic surgery. Mar. 9, 2000, p.A15.
Slow down, take time to talk to your teenager. Guest essay: J. T. Schechter. Mar. 23, 2000, p. 17.
Seeking a cure for senioritis. Mar. 23, 2000,  p. 47.
Students are ready to volunteer. Apr. 6, 2000,  p. 7.
Student volunteers honored for service. High school volunteers of the year list. Apr. 6, 2000,  p. 151--
It's vital to help teens kick cigarette habit. Apr. 13, 2000,  p. A18.
Teen volunteers lauded. Apr. 20, 2000,  p. 18.
Teens have a lot on their minds. May 4, 2000,  p. 29.
Teens losing grasp of personal finances. May 11, 2000,  p. 31.
A bridge too far? Young adults advise parents on bridging generation gap. June 22, 2000, p. A15.
Film: rare glimpse into teenage life. July 13, 2000,  p. 7.
Real-life cast followed in 'American High'. July 13, 2000,  p. 7.
Video: reality of drug use. July 27, 2000,  p. 9.
Blame it on the amygdala - almond-shaped brain part drives teens' nutty behavior. Aug. 3, 2000,  p. A11.
'American High' is well-received. Aug. 10, 2000,  p. 7.
A brave decision. (ed. on high school television program) Aug. 10, 2000,  p. 14.
4H clubs more than livestock. Aug. 10, 2000,  p. 131.
Top students give valuable study tips. Sept. 21, 2000,  p . 31.
Tobacco sales to minors will be targeted by Sheriff. Nov. 9, 2000,  p. 10
Dye-ing to be different. Nov. 9, 2000,  p. 153.
Tobacco sales to minors will be targeted by sheriff.   Nov. 16, 2000,  p. 19.
Egocentric viewpoint marks adolescence. Guest essay: Kirkpatrick & Grott, Nov. 23, 2000,  p. 15.    

TELEPHONES

See also: Cellular Telephones.
Link introduces area code bill. Mar. 2, 2000,  p. 15.
Talkline services to close June 30.  Apr. 20, 2000,  p. 11.
Cell telephone towers will receive hearing. Sept. 28, 2000,  p. 5.
Call to Protect reaches right number. Oct. 5, 2000,  p. 167
Glencoe OK's poles on Green Bay trail. Nov. 2, 2000,  p. 19.

TELEVISION 

Rules and regulations about satellite dishes. Feb. 17, 2000,  p. A3.
TV 'Millionaire' winner tells story. (Stephanie Girardi) Feb. 24, 2000,  p. 17.
They wanted to be millionaires: Francie & Jeremy Pinkwater. Mar. 16, 2000,   p. 157.
Getting on the show takes commitment. Mar. 16, 2000,  p. 157.
Local women appear on TV program. June 29, 2000,  p. 10.
Video: reality of drug use. July 27, 2000,  p. 9.
'American High' is well-received. Aug. 10, 2000,  p. 7.
A brave decision. (ed. on high school television program) Aug. 10, 2000,  p. 14.
American High is cancelled. Aug. 17, 2000,  p. 5.
Good Morning America coming to North Shore. Oct. 26, 2000,   p. 13.
'Navajo Boy' finds a family. Nov. 16, 2000,  p. B4. 

THEATER

Spotlight on a winning season. Best of 1999.  Jan. 6, 2000,  p. B2.
Attic houses new ‘Anne Frank’. Jan. 20, 2000,  p. B1.
(Martin) Yurek opens in honey of a play: "As Bees in Honey Drown". Feb, 3, 2000, p. B9.
Ovations! Celebrates classics. Feb. 10, 2000,  p. B9.
Zak attack: Actor Zak Orth doubles up at a theater near you.  Feb. 24, 2000,  p. B4.
'Broadway Babies' come home (to Apple Tree Theater). Mar. 2, 2000,  p. B4.
Rachel Martindale fashions a theatrical career. Mar. 2, 2000,  p. B8. 
'God's Man' in Northlight. Mar. 30, 2000,  p. B1.
Next puts ‘Thugs’ center stage. Apr. 27, 2000,  p. B3.
Pat Carton has comedy covered. Apr. 27, 2000,  p. B8.
A circus is coming to town. May 18, 2000,  p. B3.
Northlight takes risk so that 'Show' goes on.  May 18, 2000,  p. B11.
Thinking big: Lara Teeter raises the bar at Light Opera Works. May 25, 2000,  p. B4.
Godinez tailors new 'Zoot Suit'. June 22, 2000,  p. B4.
Benefit opens theater, Renaissance Place Cinema. July 27, 2000,  p. 9.
Making much of Moliere. Aug. 3, 2000,  p. B4.
Invasion of the art film: Renaissance Place theater. Aug. 10, 2000,  p. B4.
Northlight celebrates 25th anniversary. Aug. 17, 2000,  p. D3.
Terry James takes new role. Aug. 24, 2000,  p. B4.
Apple Tree dances into season with 'Syncopation'. Sept. 7, 2000,  p. B3.
Fall preview: Plays are the thing this season. Listings. Sept. 7, 2000,  p. B4.
Neffenegger revels in 'Night'. Sept. 28, 2000,  p. B3.
A romance stranger than fiction : 'Nelson and Simone'. Oct. 12, 2000,  p. B3.
'Dear (Edwina)' plays Deerfield. Oct. 26, 2000,  p. B7.
Davis goes into 'Business'. Nov. 2, 2000,  p. B3.
New kid in town: story teller Rives Collins. Nov. 2, 2000, p. B4.
NU gears up for 'Grease'. Nov. 9, 2000,  p. B3.
Organic (Theater Co.) surveys 'Amy's View'. Nov. 16, 2000,  p. B3. 
Get your 'Kicks' at the 'Klub'. Nov. 23, 2000,  p. B3.
Evanston duo fine-tunes (A Christmas) Carol. Nov. 30, 2000, p. B3.
Pageant 'Revels'  with a cause. Dec. 7, 2000,  p. B3.
The changing of the 'Guardsman'. (Director Peter Amster) Dec. 7, 2000, p. B4.
Critics' picks for 2000. Dec. 28, 2000,   p. B5.   

TIME CAPSULE

Time capsule unearths memories. (Cadwell School, Deerfield) June 8, 2000,  p. 13.

TIPS & TIPPING

Tips are getting bigger than ever. Aug. 10, 2000,  p. 21.

TIRES

Local tire dealers handle recall. Sept. 14, 2000,  p. 7.

TOBACCO

Trustmark, Lake Forest Hospital celebrate: Impact. Aug. 3, 2000,  p. 35.
Tobacco sales to minors will be targeted by sheriff. Nov. 9, 2000,  p. 10.
Tobacco sales to minors will be targeted by sheriff. Nov. 16, 2000, p. 19.   

TOLLWAYS

I-Pass, you pass, we all pass with I-Pass. July 6, 2000,  p. 12.
Tollway cheats might have picture taken. Aug. 10, 2000,  p. 16.

TOYS 

Listening to two bored boys results in new, profitable toy: Flip-Itz. Sept. 21, 2000,  p. 9.
Use care in toy selection. Nov. 23, 2000,  p. A24.
'Tis the season for toy wish lists. Dec. 14, 2000, p. 155.
Dr. Toy offers tips on play. Dec. 14, 2000, p. 155.
Great moments in toys. Dec. 14, 2000,  p. 155.
Here's how to choose the best educational toys for children. Dec. 14, 2000,  p. 157.

TRAFFIC

See also: Road Rage
Traffic calming report released. Feb. 10, 2000,  p. 15.
Highway safety measures debated by Illinois House. Mar. 9, 2000,  p. 14.
County growth spurs traffic.  Apr. 20, 2000,  p. 12.
New Pioneer column will tackle Lake County's traffic questions- "Getting There"
First column: June 29, 2000,  p. 17.
Traffic plans in place for U.S. Open. July 6, 2000,  p. 160.
Free ride - lax regulation of repeat offenders. July 20, 2000,  p. 9.
He got off time after time. July 20, 2000,  p. 11.
When an accident becomes a reckless homicide charge. July 20, 2000,  p. 11.
Point system  - method to monitor driver. July 20, 2000, p. 12.
How Illinois handles moving violations. July 20, 2000,  p. 13.
Police are frontline vs. moving violations. July 20, 2000,  p. 13.
Put an end to free rides. (ed.) July 20, 2000,  p. 16.
Stuck in traffic again. Aug. 17, 2000,  p. 132.
A good economy equals aggravation. Aug. 24, 2000,  p. 17.
Trying to get there from here aint easy. Aug. 31, 2000,  p. 15.
Road rage increases with traffic. Sept. 7, 2000,  p. 5.  

TRAINS

Train whistle law hearings scheduled. Apr. 20, 2000,  p. 20.
Time to speak up. (ed.) Apr. 20, 2000,  p. 16.
Metra seeks ways to attract new riders. July 27, 2000,  p. 16.

TRANSPORTATION

Area transportation hearings planned. Apr. 6, 2000,  p. 16.
Metra seeks ways to attract new riders. July 27, 2000,  p. 16.
Candidates look at transportation issues. Oct. 12, 2000,  p. 7.  

TRAVEL

Travel medicine.  Jan. 13, 2000,  p. A15.
Babes abroad – Europe bound youth need energy, flexibility and their own medicine. Apr. 27, 2000,  p. A15.
Agents take aim at online travel. July 6, 2000,  p. 23.
Traveler's aid: O'Hare clinic keeps illness from grounding passengers. Aug. 31, 2000,  p.A13.
Winter trips. Midwest destinations. Nov. 30, 2000, p. 153.

TREES

'Re-leaf' program helps restock trees. July 6, 2000,  p. 7. 
Tree diversity important here. Aug. 17, 2000,  p. 5.
Love affair with elms. Aug. 17, 2000,  p. 9.
Recommended trees for northern Illinois. Aug. 17, 2000,   p. 9.
Good for the earth and good for us, too.  Aug. 17, 2000,  p. 9.
Treasured trees. (ed.) Aug. 24, 2000, p. 16.
Espalier: good way to train a fruit-bearing tree. Sept. 21, 2000, p. A5.
Tree color can indicate stress. Oct. 12, 2000,  p. A3.
Trees are planted. Oct. 26, 2000,  p. 15.
Return of the American elm. Nov. 16, 2000,  p. A6.
We can thank conifers for our winter greenery. Nov. 30, 2000, p. A5. 

TUTORS

Tutorial resources abound. Feb. 24, 2000,  p. 31.

UNDERGROUND RAILROAD

Underground railroad: Lake County church active in anti-slavery movement. Feb. 24, 2000, p. 152.
Risks for freedom - research reveals commitment to anti-slavery. Mar. 2, 2000, p. 147.

UNITED NATIONS

UN competition brings out best in high school students. July 6, 2000,  p. 9.

UNITED STATES CONGRESS

Two petition challenges filed in 10th.  Jan. 6, 2000,  p. 5.
New Trier Township endorsement  to Kirk. Jan. 20, 2000,  p. 7.
Taiwan, bankruptcy taken up in Congress. Feb. 10, 2000,  p. 18.
House votes to end marriage penalty tax. Feb. 17, 2000,  p. 18.
House OKs product liability limits. Feb. 24, 2000,  p. 18.
House repeals Social Security earnings limits. Mar. 9, 2000,  p. 20.
12.6 billion in additional spending OK'd. Apr. 6, 2000,  p. 20.
House acts on organ transplants, abortion.  Apr. 13, 2000,  p. 194.
Senate balks on two issues: victims' rights and marriage penalty. May 4, 2000, p. 20.
Africa, trade, education top agenda. May 11, 2000,  p. 22.
House extends Internet sales tax ban. May 18, 2000,  p. 22.
Kosovo defense votes top agenda. June 1, 2000,  p. 22.
China trade tops flurry of votes. June 8, 2000,  p. 20.
House OKs ending estate tax. June 15, 2000,  p. 21.
House acts on e-contracts, drug prices. June 22, 2000,  p. 20.

U. S. NAVY

Navy may leave fort. July 13, 2000,  p. 5.

USS COLE

Freedom rings on USS Cole. Guest essay: James Gorski. Nov. 16, 2000, p. 17.    

UTILITIES

Complaints halt ComEd service upgrades. May 11, 2000,  p. 7.
Highland Park joins hunt for cheap power. July 6, 2000,  p. 5
ComEd donates electric bikes. Sept. 21, 2000,  p. 14.
Kudos to ComEd. (ed.) Sept. 21, 2000,  p. 16. 

VANDALISM

Mailboxes become a favorite target. June 22, 2000,  p. 29. 

VALENTINES

Victorians said it with valentines. Feb. 3, 2000,  p. A1.
Valentine's day guide. Feb. 3, 2000,  p. B1.
Send love with roses. Feb. 10, 2000,  p. 23.

VETERANS

Students connect with local veterans. Apr. 20, 2000,  p. 7.
G.I. heroics need retelling. June 1, 2000,  p. 17.

VIDEO

Hello DVD; goodbye VHS? Apr. 13, 2000,  p. B4.

VOLUNTEERS

Volunteers of the Year.  Jan. 20, 2000,   p. 8.
Room parents lend a helping hand. Jan. 27, 2000,  p. 31.
Helping the homeless. Jan. 27, 2000,  p. 150.
Faith motivating factor for volunteers. Jan. 27, 2000,  p. 151.
Make time to volunteer. (ed.) Feb. 3, 2000,  p. 16.
Guide offers advice to volunteer leaders. Feb. 10, 2000,  p. 13.
Pioneer honors stellar volunteers. Mar. 2, 2000,  p. 19.
Harvard honoree, Shirley Ryan, wants spotlight on children at Pathways Center. Mar. 2, 2000 p. D3.
Volunteers save schools big money. Mar. 30, 2000, p. 29.
Students are ready to volunteer. Apr. 6, 2000,  p. 7.
Honoring student volunteerism.  (ed.) Apr. 6, 2000,  p. 18.
Student volunteers honored for service. Apr. 6, 2000,  p. 151-
High school volunteers of the year list.  Apr. 6, 2000,  p. 153.
Teen volunteers lauded. Apr. 20, 2000,  p. 18.
Volunteers are sought. (by Pioneer Press) Nov. 2, 2000,  p. 19.

VOTERS/VOTING

Forces for cumulative voting return add up. June 15, 2000,  p. 25.
Voters Guide. Nov. 2, 2000,  p. 15.

WAITING

The waiting game: standing in line tests people's patience. Aug. 17, 2000,  p. 131.
How to endure the wait. Aug. 17, 2000,  p. 131.
Stuck in traffic again. Aug. 17, 2000,  p. 132.

WASHINGTON, GEORGE

Meet the president --William Sommerfield--actor who portrays Washington. Feb. 17, 2000, p. B15.

WASTE MANAGEMENT

Recycling now under scrutiny. Sept. 14, 2000,  p. 5.

WATER

County promotes testing well water.  Apr. 27, 2000,  p. 14.
Special Report: Water, water everywhere, or is it? May 4, 2000,  p. 8--
Special Report: Water that's safe to drink. May 11, 2000, p  9-13.
Water woes. (ed.) May 11, 2000,  p. 20.
Mercury spill is contained. May 25, 2000,  p. 5.

WATT, RODNEY, H. P. Policeman

Watt, attorney  fire right back. Mar. 16, 2000,  p. 7.
Rev. Jesse Jackson supports Watt at hearing.  Mar. 23, 2000,  p. 9. 
Watt will testify in Senate. Mar. 30, 2000,  p. 7.
Watt is target of hate mail. May 11, 2000,  p. 5.
Lawsuit targets officials. May 25, 2000,  p. 5.
Watt targeted for investigation. Sept. 21, 2000,  p. 7. 
City charges Watt with 14 violations. Dec. 21, 2000,  p. 5.
Attorney: charges confusing. Dec. 21, 2000,  p. 5.

WAUKEGAN, IL

Waukegan is set to get new radar. Apr. 6, 2000,  p. 177.

WEATHER

Schools brace for winter's worst.   Feb. 3, 2000,  p.27.
Seasonal firms find profits all year long. Feb. 17, 2000,  p. 23.
'It pays to be prepared'- weather experts offer tornado safety advice. Apr. 13, 2000,  p. A17.
Nature's wrath: city counts blessings, cleans up after storm. May 25, 2000,  p. 7.
Storm response praised by community. Letters to the Editor. June 8, 2000,  p. 19.
May 18 storm cleanup continues. June 22, 2000,  p. 5.
Workers 'ace' Monday's blizzard. Dec. 14, 2000,  p. 5.
Being prepared key to removing snow. Dec. 14, 2000,  p. 5.
Weather forces some school closings. Dec. 14, 2000,  p. 7.
Sidewalk check for snow produces mixed results. Dec. 21, 2000,  p. 10.  

WEST DEERFIELD TOWNSHIP

Delinquent Drainage Assessments.  Nov. 16, 2000,  p. 178. 

WETLANDS

Grass Lake project outcome will be decided by court. June 15, 2000,  p. 192.

WOMEN 

Susan Taylor shares her lessons in living. Feb. 17, 2000,  p. B9.
Author M. Weldon tells the truth about spousal abuse. June 15, 2000,  p. D4.

WORLD WAR II

Jewish soldiers (sic) tales being told. Aug. 3, 2000,  p. 7. 

WRIGHT, FRANK LLOYD

That's Wright - and it's on the market. (Bannockburn house) June 8, 2000, p. A5. 

Y2K

Mother nature survives Y2K. Jan. 6, 2000,  p. 12.

ZONING 

Zoning plan goes to board. Apr. 6, 2000,  p. 12.
Maps- proposed Green Bay overlay zone and proposed lakefront overlay zone. Sept. 28, 2000,  p. 168.