Images: Some of the best photos that you may have missed this weekend
Ann Marie Nordby of Arlington Heights who is part of the Janus Theater Company does her one-act absurdist drama "I Dream Before I Take the Stand" at Elgin's 2nd annual Fringe Festival on Saturday.
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Brass players from host Wheeling perform the national anthem at the start of the 48th annual Chicagoland Marching Band Festival at Wheeling High School Saturday.
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Brass players from host Wheeling perform the national anthem at the start of the 48th annual Chicagoland Marching Band Festival at Wheeling High School Saturday.
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Members of the Jacobs High School Marching Band perform during the 48th annual Chicagoland Marching Band Festival at Wheeling High School Saturday.
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Members of the Jacobs High School Marching Band perform during the 48th annual Chicagoland Marching Band Festival at Wheeling High School Saturday.
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Members of the Jacobs High School Marching Band perform during the 48th annual Chicagoland Marching Band Festival at Wheeling High School Saturday.
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Deputy Ari Briskman of the Lake Ct. Sheriff Office and the rest of his team pull an UPS Airbus A300 12 feet at Chicago O'Hare on Saturday. The Special Olympics Plane Pull teams were made up of everything from high school students, police officers to church groups.
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An UPS Airbus A300 and United Airlines 737 were the subjects of everyone's attention at Chicago O'Hare on Saturday. The Special Olympics Plane Pull teams were made up of everything from high school students, police officers to church groups who competed to pull the planes for the fastest time in 12 feet.
Mark Welsh/mwelsh@dailyherald.com
An UPS Airbus A300 and United Airlines 737 were the subjects of everyone's attention at Chicago O'Hare on Saturday. The Special Olympics Plane Pull teams were made up of everything from high school students, police officers to church groups who competed to pull the planes for the fastest time in 12 feet. Jerry Kaminski of the Park Ridge Police Department along with his fellow officers pull the Airbus A300 using a thick rope, gloves and a lot of muscle.
Mark Welsh/mwelsh@dailyherald.com
An UPS Airbus A300 and United Airlines 737 were the subjects of everyone's attention at Chicago O'Hare on Saturday. The Special Olympics Plane Pull teams were made up of everything from high school students, police officers to church groups who competed to pull the planes for the fastest time in 12 feet.
Mark Welsh/mwelsh@dailyherald.com
Abby Shirley, 5, of Romeoville enjoys her hands on experience during the opening of the newly remodeled DuPage Children's Museum in Naperville.
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The newly remodeled DuPage Children's Museum in Naperville is now open, following an eight month reconstruction following a flood.
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Stephanie Leitzen and her son Aiden Leitzen, 4, of Warrenville, assemble a Rig-a-ma-jig during the opening of the newly remodeled DuPage Children's Museum in Naperville.
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Lucy Moran of Wauconda dances the "Chicken Dance" with her brother, Johnny, as performer Mike Schneider plays the accordion during the third annual One World Festival at Kracklauer Park in Mundelein Saturday.
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Performer Mike Schneider plays the accordion during the third annual One World Festival at Kracklauer Park in Mundelein Saturday.
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Erasmo Guadalupe, left, and his wife, Partida, participate in the "Chicken Dance" during the third annual One World Festival at Kracklauer Park in Mundelein Saturday.
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Dancers from Nunu Fatima and the CAKE African village, West Dundee, perform during the third annual One World Festival at Kracklauer Park in Mundelein Saturday.
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Austin Gilchrist of Sugar Grove attempts to pick up a pumpkin during the annual Autumn Fair at Peck Farm Park, Saturday in Geneva. The event had pony rides, crafts, hay rides, musical entertainment, a petting zoo, and a Birds of Prey exhibit.
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Dancers from the Geneva Sunset Dance Company help Director of Dance Katie Behrens lay down some tape before performing during the annual Autumn Fair at Peck Farm Park, Saturday in Geneva. The event had pony rides, crafts, hay rides, musical entertainment, a petting zoo, and a Birds of Prey exhibit.
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Makenna Jacobson, 7, of Kildeer feels the water coming off the roof at Master Shield gutter system exhibit during the Fall Home Improvement & Remodeling Expo 2015 Sunday at the Lake County Fairgrounds in Grayslake. Visitors were able to talk to national home improvement companies, architects and homebuilders.
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Rose Marie Burke of Gurnee worked on by Axel Gutierrez, left, and Yana Depsames with Brilliance New York flat curling irons during the Fall Home Improvement & Remodeling Expo 2015 Sunday at the Lake County Fairgrounds in Grayslake. Visitors were able to talk to national home improvement companies, architects and homebuilders.
Gilbert R. Boucher II/gboucher@dailyherald.com
Rich Neier of Chicago stands guard at the 45th Illinois Volunteer Infantry during day two of the Civil War encampment Sunday at Citizens Park in Barrington. The event was part of the village's 150th anniversary celebration.
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Nurse Kris Cooper of St. Charles listens to the heart of her patient, Jeff Johnson of Libertyville, as the doctor, Trevor Steinbach, talks to her during a medical demonstration on day two of the Civil War encampment Sunday at Citizens Park in Barrington. The event was part of the village's 150th anniversary celebration.
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Twins Katelynn and Luke Pera, 13, of Algonquin watch their six-year-old yellow lab Lilly work on a spoonful of peanut butter during a contest Sunday at the seventh annual Dog-Tober festival at Deicke Park in Huntley.
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Chloe Grimm, a volunteer at Hoof Woof & Meow Animal Rescue of Gilberts, holds eight-week-old Nova, a Chihuahua mix breed Sunday at the seventh annual Dog-Tober festival at Deicke Park in Huntley. Nova is one of seven pups in the litter.
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Andrew Dorgan, of Glen Ellyn wraps himself in a racer's heat blanket after winning the Fox Valley Marathon Sunday in St. Charles.
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Rhonda Carr, of St. Charles is escorted across the finish line by her two-year-old grandson Joey Fiesel Sunday at the Fox Valley Marathon, Half Marathon and Fall Final 20 Mile Run in St. Charles.
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Pam Bartlett of Pinots Palette Paint & Sip Studio in Naperville shows her own creativity during the Naperville Art League's Fine Art Fair along the Riverwalk.
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Ellis Fuja, 3, of Naperville points out her favorite of Kimber Fiebiger's bronze sculptures during the Naperville Art League's Fine Art Fair along the Riverwalk.
Daniel White/dwhite@dailyherald.com
U.S. congressman Peter Roskam speaks during the dedication of the monument "The Heavenly 100" at the Saint Andrew Ukrainian Orthodox Cathedral in Bloomingdale.
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