The Hyde Park Herald, 23 October 2002

Volume number 122, Issue number 43


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[view result] New neighborhood school off to promising first year
[view result] HP-K Community Conference hoping for a new beginning
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[view result] Conference comeback?
[view result] Owen M. Lawson, 111
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[view result] University cops will step up neighborhood patrol
[view result] Locals reject park boardwalk plan
[view result] Park district representatives Elizabeth Koreman and Barbara Woods present drawings for a controversial plan to put a boardwalk in Jackson Park.
[view result] Augustana Lutheran Church addition vexes its neighbors
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[view result] Augustana must keep neighbors informed We live in a neighborhood being choked by development. Augustana's gardens are truly a breath of fresh air and beauty. letter to the editor
[view result] Revitalizing a proud tradition at the Co-op letter to the editor
[view result] Interim Co-op General Manager Carl Waggoner will do "whatever is necessary" to win back customers.
[view result] This JPAC member in favor of boardwalk letter to the editor Conservation organizations often use boardwalks ...because they allow people to get close to nature without trampling it.
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[view result] Indoor pool at Dyett Rec Center reopens to public
[view result] Grandfather clause makes it tough for Murray school
[view result] Veeck honored with marker
[view result] K.A.M. hosts Israeli writer
[view result] Reporter Amos Elon
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[view result] Task force mulls next steps in saving the Point
[view result] Ridgewood Ct. neighbors balk at ComEd yard plan
[view result] Murray principal by June
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[view result] happenings
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[view result] police blotter
[view result] High school fair held at Ray on Oct. 30
[view result] Armed teens rob three residents
[view result] Chamber dinner Thurs.
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[view result] Exhibit diplays local contemporary art art review
[view result] "Medicine Man," by Chris Cosnowski
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[view result] Flaws don't do George in theater review
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[view result] Halloween treats, no boos
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[view result] Help For People With Heart Disease
[view result] Individualized information about heart conditions, available on the Internet, may help millions of Americans live longer, better lives.
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[view result] Preventing Cold Weather Damage To Skin And Lips
[view result] If not protected, skin and lips are susceptible to damage from cold weather.
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