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Wednesday, November 19, 2008
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Advocate Good Samaritan Hospital cardiologist Dr. Peter Kerwin shows reporters the device used to perform an emergency catheterization and place a stent in the heart of heart attack survivor Ken Roush. (Jonathan Miano/Staff photographer)
There's a reason the paramedics and doctors who stopped Ken Roush's heart attack last month were a blur of faces until now. Tuesday, he and his wife reunited with the cardiac alert team that opened Roush's blocked artery in a record 14 minutes after he arrived in the emergency room at Advocate Good Samaritan Hospital - the fastest "door to balloon" time ever recorded there. The hospital averages 59 minutes. By comparison, Edward Hospital averages 70 to 80 minutes.



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'Twilight' talk on the Web
Looking for a place to talk "Twilight"? Look no further. The Naperville Sun will be hosting an online forum for the hugely anticipated movie adaptation of Stephenie Meyer's vampire romance. Starting Friday, the day of the film's release, go to our entertainment page and look for the Twilight Talk link.

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Each year, the Illinois Board of Education releases the state school report cards. We've made it simple to see the 2008 results in our online database. See your school's report card and see how it compares to other schools in the state.

Senger to resign before election deadline
Residents interested in running for City Council will likely have the choice of seeking a four- or two-year term. Councilwoman Darlene Senger, who two weeks ago won retiring state Rep. Joe Dunn's seat in the 96th District in a heated contest, said she plans to submit her resignation in time for her successor to be on the April 2009 ballot.

COD OKs contract with new president
The contract of the newly named College of DuPage President Robert Breuder was ratified by college officials Tuesday. According to his 3˝ year agreement with COD, Breuder will receive an annual salary of $249,000. His pay will be increased on an annual basis beginning July 1.

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When the vehicles ahead of him collided and caught fire while going across the icy bridge over Interstate 355, Matt Brown was the first person to help pull an elderly woman from a burning Jeep. Brown, a Joliet resident, was coming home from his job at Argonne National Laboratory.



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Girls gymnastics season preview: Unpredictable. That's the best way to sum up this girls gymnastic season for the four Naperville-area teams who look to go to state either as a group or as individuals and take home a trophy.

Girls basketball: Jenna Marsalli stood at the top of the lane, the ball in the opposite corner in the hands of her Neuqua Valley teammate, Brittany Williams. With no hesitation, Marsalli slashed through the middle of the Naperville North defense. Williams slipped the ball to Marsalli, who caught it in stride before laying it softly off the glass for a basket during the third quarter of the visiting Wildcats' 68-42 win Tuesday night in the season opener for both teams.

Sports wire: The North Central College football team ends the 2008 regular season ranked second in the American Football Coaches Association NCAA Division III Top 25 Poll.

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Girls basketball: Jenna Marsalli stood at the top of the lane, the ball in the opposite corner in the hands of her Neuqua Valley teammate, Brittany Williams. With no hesitation, Marsalli slashed through the middle of the Naperville North defense. Williams slipped the ball to Marsalli, who caught it in stride before laying it softly off the glass for a basket during the third quarter of the visiting Wildcats' 68-42 win Tuesday night in the season opener for both teams.



Girls tennis: Neuqua Valley freshman Emily Meyers was named The Sun's 2008 Girls Tennis MVP for her play this season. Check out a breakdown of her accomplishment and this year's tennis honor roll.


Check out the football brackets Vote: Top star of the quarterfinals? Steve Tucker's Super 25 after quarterfinals Maine South's fast start buries Broncos 3-5-3 defenses go on attack vs. spread Venson's quick strikes spark Hilltoppers Break it Down: A very eventful opening round


Meet the chef
Between the two chefs who mentored him - their respective flair for cuisine headquartered on opposite sides of the cranium - Jimmy Sneed essentially wound up with one complete culinary brain.



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Paramount's stage manager has dream job
You could say Lou Ann Cates has access to everything that's important to her right under one roof. Cates, 57, of Aurora, has spent 30-plus years working behind the scenes at the Paramount Theatre. She puts actors and crews in their places, calls the cues, pulls the curtain and, basically, follows every moment of action on and off stage.


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