Finance issue causing a wedge between relatives
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Aug 23, 2013 5:06 PM - Her husband's brother and wife sent a family-wide email asking for a loan due to recent financial issues. Her husband is an accountant, so he offered to help them set up a budget in lieu of giving them a loan. This did not go over well and they rejected the offer. What should their next step be?
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Keep an open mind after hearing one person's take on another
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Images: Football Practice First Day in DuPage County and Fox ValleyAug 14, 2013 8:11 PM - Images from the first day of high school football practice for Aurora Christian, Batavia, Elgin, Glenbard West, Huntley, Montini, Neuqua Valley, and St. Charles North. -
Best bets: Running of Arlington Million returns SaturdayAug 14, 2013 2:01 PM - The Arlington Million was the world's first million-dollar horse race, and the tradition continues Saturday at Arlington International Racecourse in Arlington Heights. Comedian and impressionist Mike Toomey tells tales of how 1960s and '70s television affected his life in the show "TV & Me" at Pheasant Run Resort in St. Charles. Plus, "The Pink Floyd Experience" plays Saturday at RiverEdge Park in Aurora.
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Cook of the week: Learning to cook has positive impact on family's waistlineAug 14, 2013 12:57 PM - For Michaelle Catlett of Cary learning to cook has had a positive effect on her waistline. She lost 45 pounds over three years. She said as she learned to count calories and chose real foods over processed, slowly the weight came off. "It feels wonderful to realize that we are not victims of age or metabolism, and that by making better choices; we have more control over the health and strength of our bodies." -
What new concealed carry law means for Illinois businessesAug 14, 2013 12:33 PM - Illinois' new concealed carry law seems straightforward enough on the surface. But for businesses, the issues aren't quite so simple. If a suburban business wants, for example, to ban handguns in company-owned buildings, it still in most cases can simply display a sign prohibiting them. But that same business can't prohibit an employee from keeping a gun locked up in a car in the parking lot. -
IDOT to host meeting Wednesday on Route 59 project in BartlettAug 14, 2013 10:28 AM - Some residents are raising concerns about IDOT's plans to improve Lake Street at the Route 59 interchange near Bartlett and Streamwood. A meeting will be held from 4 to 7 p.m. Wednesday at the Bartlett Hills County Club, 800 W. Oneida Ave., to continue discussions on the project and present an improvement alternative to the public.
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Donald, Wilson have work ahead to make BMWAug 14, 2013 10:15 AM - It won't be easy for Luke Donald and Mark Wilson to make the BMW Championship cut in the upcoming FedEx Cup playoffs. Both Chicago-based PGA Tour players and members of the Western Golf Assn. board of directors need to improve their current position to do it. Len Ziehm looks at their position, and the challenge they face, in this week's golf column, which includes a video of their exhibition match Monday at Conway Farms in Lake Forest.
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Airline execs' own words haunt them in merger caseAug 14, 2013 7:48 AM - In making its case against an American Airlines-US Airways merger, the government relies heavily on an unusual source of evidence: the airlines' own executives. Throughout the 56-page lawsuit filed Tuesday, Department of Justice lawyers quote internal emails, investor presentations and public comments by the two airlines' top executives. -
Will Konerko's HOF case measure up?Aug 14, 2013 7:46 AM - A few years ago, White Sox star Paul Konerko began making a Hall of Fame case for himself relatively late in his career, but where is he now after a drop off in production the last 2+ years?
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