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1. Caucus Meeting Ends in Controversy - News article reported that the vote for Village Trustee was in question due to the number of votes being cast not matching the headcount in the meeting. The head of the Sanctuary Homeowners Association participated in the headcount.

   Caucus Meeting Ends in Controversy

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2. Compilation of Letters - Compilation of Letters from individual and collective member of the Lake Bluff Village Board of Trustees concerning the adoption of Lake Bluff Ordinance #98-19. The letter were circulated to Village residents for information purposes only and not, in anyway, to express support or opposition to the annexation referendum within the territory generally known as the Sanctuary. Letter from Fred G. Wacker, III Letter from Bob Mullenbach, Tom Tincher, John Dixon, and Tom Skinner Letter from Doug Schuetz

   Compilation of Letters

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3. Dixon Decides Against Run - Newspaper article in the Pioneer Press titled "Dixon Decides Against Run" details John Dixon deciding not to seek re-election to the Village Board. after mulling a race without the support of the Town Meeting Party.

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4. Letters Regarding Sanctuary Annexation - A collection of letters from individuals and Lake Bluff Village Board of Trustees regarding the ordinance to annex the Sanctuary housing development. The letters were provided by Kent Street, Village Administrator.

   Letters Regarding Sanctuary Annexation

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5. Letter to Neighbors - Letter from Sam Ruffolo to Neighbors encouraging them to vote for the Town Meeting Party.

   Letter to Neighbors

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6. Resident Has Sense of Betrayal - Copy of Letters To The Editor, Pioneer Press, voicing concern for the Board's handling of the Sanctuary Annexation, leaving residents out of the process.

   Resident Has Sense of Betrayal

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7. Resident Has Sense of Betrayal - In a letter to the editor, Albert Boese voices his opposition to the Sanctuary annexation and the way in which the Village Board handled the matter.

   Resident Has Snce of Betrayal

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8. Retailers in Lake Bluff Card and letter - A letter to Doug Schuetz, Chairman of the Economic Development Committee, from Committee member Tom Tincher regarding the retail shoppers card, designed by Pat Nissen. The intention of the cards, which would be stamped by the retailer when presented when presented by anyone who entered the shop, to get people to shop Lake Bluff retailers first. Included are three differently designed cards showing different retail organizations in Carriage Way Shopping Center and Uptown arranged in order of their location and with addresses. The retailers listed in 1998 UPTOWN: Brookside Cleaners, 615 Sheridan Road Griffith, Grant and Lackie, 12 East Scranton Avenue Village Market, 20 East Scranton Avenue Center Video, 28 East Center Avenue Lewis Klapper Orthodontist, 10 East Scranton Avenue Lake Bluff Post Office, 26 East Scranton Avenue Lake Bluff Travel Center, 30 East Scranton Avenue Domino's Pizza, 30 East Scranton Avenue Lake Bluff Dental, 32 East Scranton Avenue Shops on Scranton, 37 East Scranton Avenue Intertoy, 40 East Scranton Avenue Lake Bluff Coffee Company, 41 East Scranton Avenue North Shore Spine and Sports Rehab, 100 East Scranton Avenue Lawrence Interiors, 109 East Scranton Avenue Lawrence Framing and Autographs, 109 East Scranton Avenue Bluffington's Cafe, 113 East Scranton Avenue Northern Trust Bank, 120 East Scranton Avenue CARRIAGE WAY CENTER: RRB Cycles, 225 South Waukegan Road Hunan North, 227 Waukegan Road Carriage Way Pharmacy, 235 South Waukegan Road Einstein's Bagels, 235 South Waukegan Road Orvis/Young Outfitters, 221 South Waukegan Road Carriage Way Video, 211 South Waukegan Road Subway, 217 South Waukegan Road Konradt's Flowers, 205 South Waukegan Road T C Jewelry, 203 A South Waukegan Road Treasure Island, 201 South Waukegan Road Gocky's Roadside Lodge, 305 South Waukegan Road Shepard Chevrolet, 930 Carriage Lane Knauz Motors, 407 Skokie Highway

   Shop Lake Bluff cards

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9. Sanctuary Annexation Approved - Photocopy of newspaper article reporting that the Village of Lake Bluff Board of Trustees approved an ordinance to annex the Sanctuary housing development.

   Sanctuary Annexation Approved

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10. Sanctuary Effort Ignores Residents - Copy of Pioneer Press Opinion page voicing disapproval of Sanctuary annexation

    Sanctuary Effort Ignores Residents

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11. Tincher Plans Write-in Effort - Pioneer Press news articles covering Lake Bluff politics and the slate of candidates up for election. All parties are from the East Village, with no representation west of Sheridan Road or the Sanctuary Subdivision.

    Tincher Plans Write-in Effort

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12. Trustees Explain Sanctuary Vote - Copy of Letters to the Editor from four village trustees giving reasons for the vote to annex The Sanctuary.

    Trustees Explain Sanctuary Vote

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13. Trustees Explain Sanctuary Vote - In Letters to the Editor four Lake Bluff Village Board Trustees explained why they voted in favor of the ordinance to annex the Sanctuary housing development.

    Trustees Explain Sanctuary Vote

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