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September 16, 2014

Alex T. PaschalAfter losing her father at age 10 to suicide, Rock Falls High School senior Ciara Dickson began promoting suicide awareness.

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ROCK FALLS – There’s a senior at Rock Falls High School, a 17-year-old girl with blond hair and rectangular glasses that frame her face.

She’s mature for her age, and in the way she speaks, it’s immediately apparent how intelligent and observant she is. Sensitive, too.

She’s close with her mother. She has an after-school job at The Dog House in Sterling. She thinks about her future, and what she might do when she grows up.

“I kind of want to be a police officer,” she says.

When she was 10, her father died – his life cut short by suicide. It’s an event that shaped Ciara Dickson’s interests and the trajectory her life has taken.

She’s now an advocate for suicide awareness.

It’s a cause she’s pas-

sionate about, and some-thing she doesn’t shy away from talking about, although not really a topic she broaches with her friends.

It makes them uncom-f o r t a b l e , e s p e c i a l l y because they know about her dad.

But, she says, that’s just the problem. Suicide and the mental illnesses that lead to a person’s deci-sion to take his own life shouldn’t be a closed-door discussion. Educa-tion is the key to open-ing that door, experts say, and it’s what needs to happen to people in the Sauk Valley, even for those as young as mid-dle-schoolers. But it isn’t.

“A lot of people I know are scared about teach-ing kids about suicide because they don’t want it to be an option,” Ciara says. “But you’re not making it an option; you’re just saying what could happen. I know a lot of people feel like you’re opening that door, but you’re really not; you’re just making it more known.”

What happened to her dad, and the downward

spiral that preceded his death, sparked in Ciara a curiosity about what sets people down the road that leads to suicide, how they get there, and what can be done to stop it.

“I started researching it in eighth grade,” she says. “I did a paper on it, and then I did another one freshman year, so I’ve been into it for a while, just trying to figure it all out.”

As a freshman, she got the chance to attend a SuicideTALK training session through Building Lasting Impressions that Never Die, or B.L.I.N.D., a student group. That’s how she got to know Cheryl Robinson and Jeff Hippen, who both lost children to suicide.

Together, Cheryl and Jeff train people in sui-cide awareness and pre-vention through Living-Works, a group that pro-vides tools to help com-munity members catch warning signs early on.

In the past, Cheryl has likened the idea behind the classes to the training of lifeguards. The more people around who know how to save your life

when it looks like you’re starting to drown, the better chance you have to survive.

Ciara has now been to the SuicideTALK training twice, as a freshman and a sophomore. As a junior, she attended a 2-day Applied Suicide Interven-tion Skills Training work-shop. The most intense training that Cheryl and Jeff offer, ASIST includes the basics, such as notic-ing warning signs, but goes a step further. At ASIST training, students act out real-life scenarios.

One might be asked, as Ciara was, to help a per-son who has threatened to jump from a bridge.

“You just try to talk to

them, try to ask them questions, make them feel like somebody’s there,” she says. “You know, like, ‘I’m here if you need to talk. Tell

me what’s going on.’ ... Just walk up to them, approach them really nicely. ... You can’t be aggressive.”

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After the training, Ciara started to recall the signs in her dad’s actions, too.

“He was doing a lot of stuff that my dad wouldn’t have done,” she says. “My parents owned a business, and that was his baby. ... He closed that. He would’ve never done that. He just closed it down one day and left. He cheated on my mom. He would’ve never done that. He

stopped talking to me. He would’ve never done that. ... He signed all of

his checks before he left. He left cash on my floor, and then he just walked

out.”

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LEFT: Brad’s Tree Service took down five ash trees Friday morning at Loveland. The destructive bug threatens to kill every ash tree in the area without early and aggressive treatments that are so far unproven.

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Photos by Alex T. PaschalRock Falls High School freshman Caitlin Shaw crawls over dowels held by her B.L.I.N.D. teammates, a group of freshmen from Rock Falls, Morrison and Newman, on Thursday at Westwood Fitness & Sports Complex in Sterling. The Building Lasting Impressions that Never Die retreat saw 300 students and 85 leaders working together to complete tasks and bridge gaps. Next week, another 300 freshmen from Dixon and Fulton will participate.

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THE PEOPLE’S VOICE | SCHOOL PROGRAM CUTS

Heard this one? A band director, a football coach,

and an autistic teenager walk into a bar. The bar-keep, his back turned as he cleans glasses, says, “We don’t serve your kind here.” All three patrons turn around and leave.

Why? Because they’re all one and the same.

Did I mention I’m really bad at telling jokes? But I’m willing to stick my neck out and write, attempt and self-depre-cate, thanks to the arts.

Trust me, this will all make sense by the last line of this column.

Given, it’s a small sample size. But two con-secutive column subjects of mine have been pro-foundly affected by cuts to music programs.

I would guess that if I spoke with a music edu-cator every week, there would be little deviation.

Two weeks ago, I chat-ted with Dave Johnson, whose wife, Ruth, was recently assigned to teach second grade after 28 years of directing the band at Reagan Middle School.

Two days ago, I had a very inspiring conversa-tion with Matt Eaton. We’ve got a ton in com-mon, and I thought one of those things was that we both had been told by an employer, “Look, you’re great, but we’re slashing your position.”

Turns out, Eaton wasn’t let go by Stillman Valley School District, 7 years removed from winning one of five prestigious Mr. Holland’s Opus awards (more on that next weekend, when I’ll profile Eaton in the latest

People’s Voice column and podcast).

Perhaps worse yet, Eaton was told that he would no longer direct/mold/inspire sixth- through eighth-graders. His band would now include high-schoolers, too, approxi-mately tripling its size.

“I’d have two full-time jobs, is basically what they told me,” Eaton said.

I’m not going to pretend I’m oblivious to the state’s economic plight, and that the rebuilding of pension funds is hitting schools in a way they’ve never been hit before.

But try to tell me the arts department isn’t the first to get hit – nay, often obliterated. And tell me there aren’t administra-tors everywhere who slash the easy target, balance the Rubik’s Cube that is their budget, then dash in a year or 2 for a job in a bigger, perceivably better district.

Rather than wait for your dissent, I’ll proceed to explain why such logic is flawed.

Bear with me, as this is personal. But, then, the arts are very personal. For me, when I got hurt playing hoops, the choir, musicals and plays were my saving grace, allow-ing me to express myself. Because of the opportu-nity to perform, I didn’t forget that I was talented. Special, in my own way.

It helped me to open up, make friends, land dates to dances, and just be a better-adjusted teenager, in general.

For so many youngsters, mastering a piece, an instrument, that one line in the play – or just get-ting on stage, period – is

the first domino. When it falls, it knocks down bar-riers, whether academic, athletic, interpersonal, you name it.

“Everything,” Eaton said. “It knocks down everything.”

Perhaps the greatest case Eaton has seen is Jer-emy Van Drew, a 27-year-old man he taught for more than 10 years, until Eaton and his wife, Lisa, moved to Oregon 4 years ago.

Eyebrows raised and uneducated opinions flew when Eaton said he was sharing his passion with an autistic child.

“The way that he devel-oped, and the way he processed information, … people say autistic kids can’t do that. … Baloney,” Eaton said. “He’s the per-fect example of ‘Yes, you can; yes, you can do all those things.’”

Suffice it to say, the arts unlock potential. And their relationship with other realms inside and outside the walls of class-rooms is more symbiotic than you might think.

“Music incorporates everything,” Eaton said.

Linguistics are vital to the arts, whether learn-ing to sing in Italian or exploring Shakespearean vernacular.

Math is equally integral in music. From the first time a student learns the value of a dotted eighth note to his mastery of complicated time signa-tures, that’s math, baby.

How about anatomy? Physical education? When Eaton learned a new breathing technique from a colleague in New Jersey and applied it to his band, he says, the results were

“amazing.”“That one little thing

changed everything about the way I approached the band, started the band, taught lessons,” he said. “It made the band sound bigger and made them pay attention better.”

In turn, lessons learned in the band or choir room, or on stage, feed into other classrooms.

Oh, and that wall between the band room and locker room isn’t as thick as you’d think. Eaton has been tight with football coaches wherever he has taught. In fact, he thinks that if he had not gone into music, he might have gone into scouting.

It’s just another piece of evidence that there isn’t the rest of the school, then the arts. The best schools use the arts to enrich the rest of their departments, and vice versa.

I’m not one to shed light on a problem without proposing a solution. I realize there’s a lot of pressure on districts to balance their budgets, and there are no collateral damage-free decisions.

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It’s not going to be easy. It’s not supposed to be. And that’s why I hope the consciences of those who take the easy way out and gash the arts have very comfortable pillows.

Lamenting the lost arts

Submitted Singing in the choir, and participating in fine arts in general, helped the author come out of his shell in high school.

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But tarragon is easy. Tar-ragon tastes sort of like licorice.

It does not taste entirely like licorice; if it did, people would just put licorice in their food, and that would be gross. But tarragon is certainly reminiscent of it, in a mild way.

This is not to say that tarragon itself is mild. It is quite strong; a little goes a long way. But when that little bit is applied to the right dishes, the result can be divine.

Most frequently, it is used as a bright punctuation to chicken, both in its later form (chicken) and its early one (eggs). Snip a few tar-ragon leaves over scram-bled eggs and you have instantly elevated your breakfast. Mix a bit into chicken salad or egg salad and you have turned lunch from ordinary to grand.

Tarragon is also used frequently to bring out the best in seafood. A little tar-ragon added to shrimp, olive oil, shallots and garlic makes an outstanding top-ping for pasta. Most fin fish, too, benefit by being lightly blessed with tar-ragon.

And what about the other white meat? Pork is paired less frequently with tarragon, but the herb is an excellent complement to it. And you can even find respect-able recipes for tarragon sauces to be served with big-flavored beef, though you won’t find them here. What you will find here are two recipes for chick-en, one for pork and one for salmon.

The recipes for chicken are not just among my favorite recipes for tar-ragon and not even just among my favorite reci-pes for chicken. They are among my favorite recipes, ever.

The first comes from the Trellis restaurant in Wil-liamsburg, Virginia, which used to be great until the chef became famous, and then the quality of the cooking dropped consid-erably (I haven’t been in years, so I don’t know how it is now). While it was still great, they came up with a grilled chicken dish with Dijon mustard and tar-ragon.

Here is how easy it is: You take a chicken and coat it with a mixture of mustard, wine and tarragon. You wait 24 hours. Then you grill it.

It is easily among the best grilled chicken you will ever have. It is cer-tainly among the best grilled chicken I have ever had. And the genius of the recipe is you don’t even have to grill it. It makes a great baked chicken or pan-sauteed chicken. Or you could do what I did and combine each of these methods. I put the chicken on a hot, cast-iron grill pan to get some of the flavor of a grill, flipped it over and then finished it off in the oven.

It was outstanding.The other favorite chick-

en-and-tarragon recipe comes from Turkey. What

makes it so outstanding is that the flavors all get trapped in bulgur, which adds a nutty taste of its own.

Also, there is a lot of but-ter. The butter helps. The butter also gets trapped in the bulgur. Yum. There, it also mixes with onions, tomatoes, green peppers and chicken stock. As I said, yum.

The bulgur makes the dish stick-to-your-ribs fill-ing, so I often make it in the winter. But it is so delir-iously good you will want to make it year-round. Though the flavors are bold, they are light enough to make it a perfect meal for the summer, too.

For a dish with fish, I went the salmon-with-mayonnaise route. A dollop of mayonnaise mixed with herbs is a delicious way to add elegance to poached salmon, and tarragon goes with mayonnaise the way peanut butter goes with jelly.

Then, I found an addi-tional element online that, frankly, I would not have thought to do. I did not poach the salmon in water, stock or wine, or any combination of them. I poached it in beer.

As it turns out, salmon and beer go together like, well, tarragon and may-onnaise. And the creami-ness of the tarragon mayo makes a perfect foil for the flavor of the beer.

The tarragon is also part of the sauce for the pork dish, pork chops with mushroom-tarragon sauce. Mushrooms, tarragon and wine make up one of those classic gravies that can be paired with any number of dishes.

In this case, we did it with pork chops. The mildness of the meaty chops really allowed the flavor of the tarragon to come through. And also the flavors of the mush-rooms and wine.

Tarragon. It goes with everything.

Chicken with Bulgur, Tomatoes,

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onions1 cup seeded and

chopped red and/or green bell peppers

1 or 2 red or green jala-peños

3 tablespoons fresh tar-ragon leaves

2 ripe tomatoes, peeled and chopped

Salt and pepper2 cups bulgur3! cups chicken stock

(preferably homemade)Cut chicken into 8 serving

pieces: thighs, legs, each breast cut in half.

Melt the butter in a large,

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Push the chicken to one side, add the peppers and tarragon and cook, stir-ring, for 1 minute. Stir in the tomatoes and reserved onions. Season with salt and pepper. Combine all the ingredients, cover and sim-mer for 20 minutes.

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– Recipe from “Classical Turkish Cooking” by Ayla Algar

Grilled or Baked Chicken with Dijon Mustard and Fresh

TarragonYield: 4 servings! cup Dijon mustard" cup dry white wine1 tablespoon chopped

fresh tarragonSalt and pepper2 (3-pound) chickens,

halvedAbout 24 hours before

serving, whisk together the mustard, wine and tarragon in a large stainless-steel bowl. Season with salt and pepper, and combine thor-oughly. Coat the chicken halves with the mustard marinade. Individually plas-tic-wrap them and refrig-erate for 24 hours before cooking.

If grilling: Season the chicken halves with salt and pepper. Set up the grill for indirect heat. Grill over indirect heat, beginning skin-side down and flipping once, 50 minutes to 1 hour, until done.

If grilling on a grill with no cover: Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Grill chicken directly over the coals, flip-ping frequently to avoid overcharring. When chicken looks like it will soon become too charred, trans-fer to a baking sheet and finish baking in oven, 30-45 minutes, until done.

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oven to 400 degrees. Sea-son the chicken halves with salt and pepper. Spray grill pan with nonstick spray and heat on high heat until nearly smoking. Add chicken, skin-side down. Cook until skin has dark grill marks. Flip chicken and place pan in oven. Bake about 55 min-utes, until done.

Per serving: 825 calories; 31 g fat; 9 g saturated fat; 335 mg cholesterol; 118 g protein; 6 g carbohydrate; no sugar; no fiber; 1005 g sodium; 60 mg calcium

– Recipe adapted from “The Trellis Cookbook,”

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mushrooms1 medium onion,

chopped2 garlic cloves, minced1/3 cup white wine, see

note2 tablespoons all-pur-

pose flour1 cup chicken broth2 teaspoons minced

fresh tarragon, see note2 teaspoons butterNote: If you prefer not to

cook with wine, use chicken

broth. If you do not have fresh tarragon, use ! tea-spoon dried tarragon.

Sprinkle pork chops with garlic salt and pepper. Spray a large nonstick skillet with cooking spray, heat over medium-high heat, and add 1 teaspoon oil. Sear the pork chops until brown on both sides. Remove pork and keep warm.

Add remaining 1 tea-spoon oil, and saute mushrooms and onion until almost tender. Add garlic; cook 1 minute longer. Stir in wine. Bring to a boil, and cook until liquid is almost evaporated. Combine flour and broth until smooth in a small bowl. Stir into pan. Bring to a boil; cook and stir 2 minutes or until thick-ened.

Return pork chops to pan and add tarragon. Cover and cook 6 to 8 minutes, until done, 145 degrees for medium rare, 150 degrees for medium or 160 degrees for well done. Stir in butter.

If cooked until medium rare, allow meat to rest 3 minutes before serving.

– Recipe adapted from Taste of Home

Beer-poached Salmon with

Tarragon Mayonnaise

Yield: 4 servings! cup mayonnaise (low-

fat is fine)" teaspoon dried tar-

ragon1 teaspoon minced

chives

1 teaspoon chopped green onions

1 teaspoon minced pars-ley

12 ounces beer2 tablespoons lemon juice1 medium onion,

chopped1 rib celery, chopped1 teaspoon salt1 bay leaf4 whole peppercorns4 (6-ounce) salmon fil-

lets, 1 inch thickCombine mayonnaise, tar-

ragon, chives, green onions and parsley in a small bowl. Chill until ready to serve.

In a large skillet, combine beer, lemon juice, onion, celery, salt, bay leaf and peppercorns. Bring to a boil, then lower heat and simmer 10 minutes. Add salmon fillets. If the liquid does not cover the fish, add more beer or water to just cover. Lightly simmer 10 minutes or until fish flakes easily with a fork.

Serve fish with a dollop of mayonnaise on each.

Per serving: 560 calories; 36 g fat; 5 g saturated fat; 130 mg cholesterol; 44 g protein; 6 g carbohydrate; 1 g sugar; 1 g fiber; 845 g sodium; 40 mg calcium

– Recipe adapted from recipegirl.com

Time for tarragon Herb adds bright element to pork, chicken and fish

MCT News Service photos

ABOVE: Tarragon can be used as a bright punctuation to chicken, such as in this chicken with bulgur, tomatoes, peppers and tarragon.

LEFT: The herb also can be used as an excellent complement to pork, such as in pork chops with mush-room-tarragon sauce.

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Free Housing,utilities, cable &internet and smallliving allowancein Exchange forpart time maturePersonal Assis-tant in Sterling.This is a live-in po-sition. Refs. Req.Interested candi-dates please con-tact Rick at: [email protected] 510-508-3894.

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Seasonal Full timeposition operating4 wheel drive andtracked farm trac-tors. M & R Farms,815-288-3136.

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Production SupervisorDonaldsonCompany, Inc. a worldwide leader in air !ltrationsolutions is currrrr ently seekiiik ng candidate to !ll a ProductionSupervisor !rst shift position at its Dixon, IL facility.This position is responsible for leading multiple productiondepartments and working with support departments toachieve the plant goals.The successful candidate will possess the following:• AS in business or related !eld, BS preferred• Three plus years manufacturing supervisoryexperience

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Donaldson Company, Inc provides competitive wages anda comprehensive bene!ts package.To apply please complete the online application located in theAmericas region in the Careers section at wwwww wwwww .DDD. onaldson.com

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POSITION OPENINGSPre-K Teacher: Rochelle. 40 hours/wk., school year; Minimum of a BAin Early Childhood Education or closely related !eld.Bus Monitor: Rochelle. 30 hrs./wk.; school-year; Minimum of highschool diploma or GED and excellent driving record.Parent-Child Educator: Oregon & Rochelle Areas. 30 hrs./wk.; fullyear. Minimum of AAS in Early Childhood Education, Child Develop-ment or related degree with a minimum of 18 credit hours in ECE. Mustbe bilingual.Pre-K Teacher Assistant: Sterling. 30hrs./wk., school-year; Minimum ofAAAAA SinEarlyChillli dhhhd oodEducation,Chillli ddevelopmentor relateddegreewiiiw thaminimumof 18 credit hours inECE.Pre-K Teacher; Sterling. 40 hrs./wk.; full year; Minimum of a BachelorsDegree in early childhood, child development or related !eld.Sterling Infant-Toddler Teacher: 30&40 hrs./week, full year. Bachelor’sDegree in early childhood, child development or closely related !eld.

For informationandapplicationcontractTri-CountyOpportunitiesCouncilat 815-625-7830 or visit our website atwwwww wwwww .tcochelppps.orggg. Tri-County Op-portunitiesCouncil is anEqualOpportunity Employer andProvider.Appli-cations fromwomen, individualswithdisabilities, veterans andpeople fromdiverse cultural backgroundsare encouraged.

Avonlea Memory Community in Dixon is seeking toemploy full and part time, experienced, RN’s, LPN’s,ActivityCoordinator,CNA’s,Cook’s, all shi!s. Interestedpersons may apply to Diane Hawkins, DON at 503Countryside Lane, Dixon, IL. onMon.-Fri. 9am-2pm.

Also seeking Nurses for Avonlea Cottage of Sterling2nd and 3rd shi!s. Apply in person 2201 E. LefevreRd., Sterling, IL. Mon.-Fri. 9am-4pm.

We are expanding our personnel, full timeDelivery/Warehouse Positions available. Mustbe neat, organized, enjoy working with peopleand have a good driving record. This positioninvolves delivery of furniture and/or appli-ances and electronics; therefore, heavy liftingmay be required. Benefits package included.

Apply in person to:Ashley Furniture HomeStore/

Knie Appliance & TV Inc.3614 E. Lincolnway

Sterling, IL.EOE

Delivery/WarehousePositions

FULL-TIME, TEMPORARY HELPWANTED in the Lee County USDAFarmServiceAgency Of!ce for a position avail-able with employment opportunity throughApril 2015. Salary range $12.07-15.15 perhour; 40 hours per week. Applications canbe obtained at the USDA Service Center,319 South Mason, Amboy, IL 61310 orcan by email addressed to: [email protected] or call 815-857-3621 for moreinformation. Application Form FSA-675must be received by the vacancy closingdate of 9/23/2014.We recognize and appreciate the bene!ts of diversity inthe workplace. People who share this belief and re"ecta diverse background are encouraged to apply. FSA isan Equal Employment Opportunity Employer.

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Graphic Arts Express in Oregon, ILcurrently has opportunities for Local,Regional and OTR Drivers.

Must be 23 years old, and have a cleandriving record, 2 years of experience,Hazmatendorsement. Regional and OTR driversmust have or be able to get a TWIC card.

We offer an excellent benefit packageincluding; Health, Dental, Optical and LifeInsurance for the entire family and a 401K.

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Rock River EstateServices

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2003 Dodge Ram1500, 4x4 loaded,well maintained.180k. mi. $8,000815-761-0929

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2007 HD ElectraGlide, 6 speed 103Motor, white, 37k.mi., new radio, re-duced to $8,900.Call 815-440-0145

2004 Chevy MalibuLS, 4D, V6, A/C,auto. Looks, runs,drives exc. $4800815-590-2315

$25,000, 39 ft.Monaco Dynasty.Diesel 1994, 85k.

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95 Jamboree Rallye RV 77,000

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06 H-D Road King1450 CC-8K miles,

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1950 Chevy 4 dr.,$10,500/obo 815-625-4364. See at28649 WoodsideDrive, Rock Falls.

2000 Ford ExplorerLimited Editionw/Eddie Bauerpkg., leather, V8,AWD, sun roof,white pearl, $3500obo 815-537-5222

2006 PontiacGrand Prix, 137K.Well maintained.Asking $5800. Canbe seen at DixonSubway, 206 W.Everette, Dixon, IL

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2014 Toyota Camry SE. Excel-lent condition. Ask-ing 21,000. 815-440-3594

2006 Nissan Maxi-ma LS, leatherheated seats &steering wheel,sunroof & Bose.asking $7,000.815-626-4525

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25HP Mercury w/electric start, runsgood. $1,000/ obo.815-973-3277.

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