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Update: 3 Women Charged With Stealing From Sandburg High School
Three women will appear in court later this month on charges they stole $10,000 from Sandburg High School.
this story was updated with information from the Orland Park Police Department at 1 p.m.
Two women from Worth and a third woman from Orland Park have each been charged for allegedly stealing nearly $10,000 in cash from Sandburg High School, according to a news release from the Cook County State's Attorney's Office.
Linda Nassar, 36, and Sally Quaraveh, 22, both of Worth, and Sabrina Yassin, 20, of Orland Park, were each charged in connection with the theft last week from the high school's cashier's office, the release said.
The women were at the school on Sept. 5 to register Nassar's son when the theft took place, the release said.
"The school resource officer was notified of the theft and immediately called detectives," said police Commander John Keating. "He indicated one of the women was a former student and detectives went to her home and saw the three women leaving the home."
Keating said police stopped the women in a car and saw two of the women in the front seat trying to stash money in an armrest. Officers recovered $1,735 from inside the car and another $200 was found in a purse, Keating said.
"We searched the home and $8,000 was found hidden in Yassin's room, Keating said. "All of the money was recovered."
"They were stopped within 20 minutes of the theft," Keating said praising the communication between the school officer and detectives.
All three were charged with felony theft, Keating said. Yassin was also charged with possession of illegal pharmaceuticals and Nassar was also found to be wanted on a warrant for failure to appear in an unrelated theft case.
The three women appeared at the Bridgeview Courthouse and bail was set at $10,000 for Yassin and Quaraveh. Bail was set at $20,000 for Nassar.
A preliminary hearing for the three women has been set for Sept. 24.
A call to Sandburg High School was not returned.
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8:04 am on Tuesday, September 11, 2012
Does the son that the women were registering also live in Worth? I didn't know that Worth fed into District 230.
11:32 am on Tuesday, September 11, 2012
^yeah...what about them? I know plenty of them =)
12:14 pm on Tuesday, September 11, 2012
When did this happen?
I think this was on the radio last week.
Is Worth in the Stagg school attendance area?
1:23 am on Wednesday, September 12, 2012
Yea arab.....we arabs aren't the only ones who do crimes every race has its good n bad ...dirty and clean people need to stop always pointing fingers only at arabs im sorry but that's ignorant not all arabs are the same to be judged by one person would u like people to judge americans by all the killings drug dealings sex abuses to.use that against u just because your american...... NOOO RIGHT
Arthur Huff
10:58 pm on Wednesday, September 12, 2012
I would like to see a follow-up on the part of the story where the lady from Worth was at Carl Sandburg High School in Orland Park registering her son...
Bob Bong
11:25 pm on Wednesday, September 12, 2012
I have tried to reach someone at the high school but they have declined to return my phone call.
7:31 pm on Friday, September 14, 2012
Wow. You are smart. You should be the detective. Now go to every other article and let us links now the race of the individual. If you do that you are a idiot, If you don't you are racist towards Arabs.
7:32 pm on Friday, September 14, 2012
Wow. You are smart. You should be the detective. Now go to every other article and let us know the race of the individual. If you do that you are a idiot, If you don't you are racist towards Arabs.

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Iron Qon despite his name is purely made of squishy stabbable stuff and despite trying to bamboozle us with fire, tornadoes, electricity and shields we overcame him once everyone learned how to deal with these annoying abilities. Well done all.
Lei-Shens Anger-bot destroyed.
This fight is far more about patience than action. We carefully brought in most of the mini Anima until we had 2 biggies up. Once we had this sorted then we poked the big bossbot. 2-3 minutes later we had one dead Negatron. Well done raiders.
Our new watermark!
Just wanted to put out a big thank you to Syppelyppe for creating this great graphic for watermarking our kill-shots. Thanks Syppe.
Primordius. Soup.
In stark contrast to Durumu, Primoridius was pretty forgiving. We had a solid idea of the tactics and were intent on a night of practicing and refining them, only to find that the encounter is ridiculously forgiving and we got the unevolved slob down in our first try of the night. Well looted raiders.
All fun and games until someone loses an eye!
Durumu has been the hardest fight for us so far. Tactics were fairly simple but execution took quite a while to come together. Nevertheless we persevered and eventually downed the big peeper. Nice work Raiders.
Bird is the Word.
Eggs smashed, feathers ruffled. Ji-Kun killed. After a swap in tactics to a group per nest method we took this down with little difficulty. Well done raiders.
Shut up Meg(aera).
Hercules and Connor Macleod would have been proud. We spent the evening chopping off many heads. The Hydra fight is heavy on nasty damage and gets progressively moreso thoughout the encounter. We organised all our cd's (we even made the rogues use smoke bomb!) and scored a kill. Congrats all!
Slow and steady wins the race? Tortos down.
It took a fair few tries as the fight is fairly unforgiving of errors. We learned to deal with each aspect of the fight and went in heavy on healers and after a couple of close wipes we managed to bring down a turtle big enough to supply turtle bisque to the entire population of Earthen ring. Well done raiders.
Peace was not made at the Council table.
Gara'jal poked his nose in again trying to help out these 4 poor unfortunates. They were quite a pain especially Sul but we refined our tactics a few times and put them out of their misery. Also why does one of them look like Blankka from Streetfighter 2?
Horridon and his horrid mates defeated.
There were many trolls dispatched and then some god guy showed up. After we killed all of his mates the big reptile was actually not as tough as he looked. Well done all on the second boss in Throne of Thunder.


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It is an unwritten rule in soccer -- once you nail your colors to the mast you must never even think about switching allegiances.
But for one diehard UK football fan, his disillusionment with his beloved club is so great he is offering his support to the highest bidder on eBay.
"With selling history and tradition the latest trend within football, I have decided to get on the bandwagon," writes lifelong Cardiff City fan Ben Dudley on his eBay page.
The straw that broke the camel's back for Dudley was the decision by the Welsh team's Malaysian owners to rebrand the club by insisting they play in red rather than their traditional blue to boost their appeal to Asian audiences.
So much so that Dudley is willing to trade his dedication to the Bluebirds' cause to whoever stumps up the most cash in the Internet auction, whether it is Premier League champions Manchester City or lowly Ross County in the far north of Scotland.
"It feels like the club have abandoned their local supporters," Dudley told CNN. "While they play in red with a dragon on the badge I've had my season ticket refunded and I'm not going to go to anymore games until they've reversed the branding.
"I believe the board has thrown away the club's history on a gamble that is not guaranteed to make any money anyway. They don't understand the idea behind Cardiff being the Bluebirds and playing in blue. Cardiff have played in blue since 1908."
The rebranding move was met with outrage by supporters of the club, who play in the second tier of the English league, when it was announced last month.
Cardiff's Malaysian owners said the marketing exercise was part of a significant investment package that would help secure the club's immediate financial future after a debt-laden few years and help broaden their appeal in "international markets."
The club's chief executive Alan Whiteley acknowledged it would not be a universally popular plan and Dudley is living proof that resentment is still simmering.


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I had the pleasure of popping into the studio with my friend John Lytle Wilson, an artist with an international exhibition record. Strewn about the floor and wall are in-process pieces from past shows and shows to come. His style, like his personality, is unpretentious and easygoing. He is best known for his paintings of Monkeys & Robots, and for his "Corrected Paintings," which are previously created paintings by other artists that may have somehow been created without monkeys or robots. John will politely correct them by integrating his sci-fi creatures into the existing paintings.
As we talk, John is working on what is to be a Cults poster for an upcoming show at Bottletree. He is painting an orange monkey standing atop a red elephant with dynamic bands of streaming light emanating from the monkey's body while three robots stand sentinel. The robots are either "followers of the monkey, or maybe they're manipulating," says the artist; he prefers for it to be ambiguous. I remark on the Hindu coloring and he goes on to explain he is interested in religious art and that he likes to have elements of that in his paintings. "So it's more about religious art, than religion itself," that he's attracted to.
The Birmingham art scene is small, yet fierce and hungry. It has seen a palpable lull in excitement since the closing of the Bare Hands Gallery in the winter, but John and a handful of other local artists and small galleries are successfully continuing to push it.
John has taken over as executive director at Art Folk Gallery, a gallery that specializes in regional contemporary emerging art as well as folk art and anything they consider, "under represented and broad mission." He is currently reviving the Birmingham standard of first-Friday of the month art openings at the Art Folk Gallery. The first Friday in March, will be a solo show "Silent Majority," with Paul Cordes Wilm, 5:30-10pm. To see some of John's completed work check him out at www.johnlytlewilson.com, Naked Art Gallery, Magic City Art Connection & Art Walk.


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The Rubicon is one of my earlier attempts. It has flown quite well on Ds and, once, an E15. On each flight, though, I manage to pop off a fin or a nozzle. So far every nozzled has been put back at least once and 2 of them are now lost.
I've been more fortunate with the fins. Each has been put back on at least twice and I have always found the popped fin. So far, I have tried tube type plastic cement, liquid plastic cement and CA. All have failed.
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The C3 Exchange community includes Christians, people of all other faiths, and people of no faith. To celebrate Christmas this year, Ian Lawton will dive into the themes of faith, hope and love from a universal perspective. Christmas can be a time for ALL people to recommit to living fully and loving wherever we can.
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GOP: Party of crybabies
Republicans insist that you please don't criticize their policies or insult their donors
Saturday, May 25, 2013 11:00 AM UTC 122Politics Republican Party, Criticism
Republicans insist that you please don't criticize their policies or insult their donors
Saturday, May 25, 2013 11:00 AM UTC 122The Texas senator's escalating feud with McCain reveals his arrogance -- and the continuing crackup of the GOP
Friday, May 24, 2013 4:19 PM UTC 202"If you can find us one let me know," said Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett VIDEO
Wednesday, May 22, 2013 7:26 PM UTC 2610 deep, crazy thoughts from the minister -- and Virginia Lt. Gov. nominee -- who has lots to say on gays and KKK
Monday, May 20, 2013 12:00 PM UTC 37How desperate is GOP? It now fantasizes that Obama's campaign was a coded order to the IRS to target the Tea Party
Monday, May 20, 2013 11:45 AM UTC 115Once called the future of the GOP, Latino outreach director Pablo Pantoja tells Salon how intolerance made him bolt
Tuesday, May 14, 2013 5:35 PM UTC 41The party has a golden chance to make inroads with Latinos and gays with one immigration move. And it's blowing it
Sunday, May 12, 2013 3:00 PM UTC 128Republicans try the "you did it first" defense after attempting to sabotage yet another Obama appointee
Friday, May 10, 2013 12:18 PM UTC 70Adultery is the least offensive thing about our newest member of Congress
Wednesday, May 8, 2013 11:51 AM UTC 70Mark Sanford was probably never beatable, and the reason dates back about 50 years
Wednesday, May 8, 2013 11:45 AM UTC 126Republicans' new plan to help working families is neither new, nor helpful to working families. Oops
Monday, May 6, 2013 6:55 PM UTC 19The Tea Party's favorite senator is what happens when you care more about activist love than legislating VIDEO
Tuesday, Apr 30, 2013 11:46 AM UTC 62Cruz mocked members of his party who were "yelling" about his threat to filibuster gun control VIDEO
Monday, Apr 29, 2013 6:59 PM UTC 13Known for her candor, the former first lady says Jeb shouldn't run -- because "we've had enough Bushes." Correct
Thursday, Apr 25, 2013 6:51 PM UTC 77Evidence reveals that today's conservatives have been historically bad at writing bills or developing an agenda
Tuesday, Apr 23, 2013 6:07 PM UTC 38House Republicans are no longer swayed by public opinion, imperiling the GOP and grinding government to a halt
Monday, Apr 15, 2013 3:26 PM UTC 47He'll do anything to avoid or win a primary, which means sabotaging gun control, plus other confusing moves
Monday, Apr 15, 2013 11:45 AM UTCAdvocates from across the political spectrum are reminding the president of his broken campaign promises
Thursday, Apr 11, 2013 11:44 AM UTCThe Tea Party senator hoped Howard University would forget his comments on the Civil Rights Act
Wednesday, Apr 10, 2013 5:50 PM UTC 120Why the GOP has failed to capitalize on nostalgia for the ex-president: The nation has changed and so has the party
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What do a professional BMX rider and an NFL retiree and owner of a local fitness center have in common? The both consider helping the community of which they are a part a top priority. "Don't forget where you came from," is a mantra that Kevin Robinson, professional BMX rider, and Kerry Taylor, NFL retiree and owner of 212 Health and Performance, live by.
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A married couple have died after their car came off a bridge and plunged into a fast flowing Cumbrian beck.
The tragedy happened at 3.35pm yesterday afternoon as the car the couple were in was driving down an embankment on the B6260 at Hoff, near Appleby.
Bystanders - including some from the nearby New Inn pub - made a desperate attempt to reach the man and his wife after their blue Vauxhall Omega left the bridge and crashed into rain swollen Hoff Beck, coming to rest on its roof.
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The road was closed for four hours as police and emergency crews worked at the scene.
Trained poolice family liaison workers are currently working with the relatives of the couple who died.
The spokesman added: "Police want to hear from any witnesses to this collision and from anybody who may seen the car driving along the B6260. Police can be contacted on the non-emergency police number 101.
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- Taryn said...
Wow! What a lucky girl! I love those red and brown blocks. I don't have any particularly creative ideas but I like 3" sashing with nine patches for the cornerstones. The wedding really was very beautiful. You must be so proud.
- January 26, 2012 at 5:40 PM
- ann hermes said...
I have an antique quilt top with blocks very similar to those. It is set simply with indigo/white squares. I'll take send you a photo.
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What a wonderful find, love the fabrics.
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- Betweens said...
Taryn and I are on the same quilters wave, I was thinking that exact same those blocks would just float..it would almost be a double irish chain
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- Doniene said...
I love nine patches!! I'm making some with Christmas fabrics and am going to set them with alternating plain blocks - makes it look like a single Irish chain (almost) I've heard it called double nine patch. What a treasure - thanks for sharing!
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I would use sashings and cornerstones to set the blocks. They are lovely. What a nice surprise for your day!
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Your block find is wonderful! There's nothing like a simple 9-patch in my book...love them to bits...the tinier the bits the better. Thanks you for sharing the beautiful wedding photos, simply gorgeous!
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- Kim said...
Double nine patch setting with red alternating squares.......gorgeous!
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I'm seeing a 3 1/2" x 9 1/2" sashings in a mourning grey. Setting these on point with a 1" finished red inner border. Mabye a 5" finished border of a multicolored Civil War print with grey and red. But if you are going for a Wedding theme then sash with random shirtings. Oh and congrats on the wedding.
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Slow and steady wins the race: Opening weekend shows Lady Wolves what to work on
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Most volleyball coaches enjoy early season events like the Duncanville Tournament of Champions, which took place over the weekend, as it gives them a number of games to evaluate their rosters and rotations.
Consider Plano West, which was in Duncanville, an exception to the rule.
"We aren't as polished as I'd like us to be at this stage or as we have been at this point in previous years," said Brittany Bridge, West head coach. "So I really wish we had the opportunity to practice more right now instead of playing as much as you have to in these tournaments."
After taking Lovejoy, the top-ranked team in Class 4A, to five sets Thursday night, West defeated San Angelo and Kingwood to open pool play Friday.
"We had that marathon match against Lovejoy, so I was proud of the girls for doing what they needed to get through pool," Bridge said.
West moved into the second pool under Duncanville's new format and swept Clear Lake before suffering its first loss to A&M Consolidated (25-22, 26-28, 25-23) in both team's fourth match of the day.
"The girls were just gassed by the time we got to that match," Bridge said.
West had already advanced to the championship bracket by that point and faced Colleyville Heritage Saturday morning in the round of 16. With a pair of high-jumping outside hitters and a big block as well as solid serves and passes, the Lady Panthers knocked the Lady Wolves out of the main bracket (25-17, 27-29, 25-18). Heritage advanced to the semifinals before losing to tournament champion Southlake Carroll.
"Obviously we were disappointed by the loss," Bridge said, "but then you take a step back and realize we just lost to a pretty good team."
West advanced to the consolation finals with wins over Kingwood (25-17, 25-23) and Plano East (25-14, 20-25, 25-18). Leading the way in those victories were a variety of players, including junior outside hitter Morgan MacGilvary and senior setter Brooke Coleman.
"Both those girls have been playing well," Bridge said. "Morgan has stepped up her maturity this season and has been putting balls away and putting up a big block. And Brooke is passing, setting, hitting, really doing it all right now, and doing it all well."
The defensive foursome of seniors Shane Peters, Brianne O'Halloran, sophomore Camryn Vecera and freshman Ania Mlynarczyk was strong during the weekend as well.
"Those girls have not been letting balls hit the ground," Bridge said.
West's pair of wins Saturday garnered the girls a rematch with Consolidated in the consolation finals.
In that match, West continued its pattern of light substitutions.
"It can be dangerous to just sub girls in there for a trial by fire," Bridge said. "Obviously there are times when it will work, but you also are never sure how the other girls will react and play when you make changes like that and you don't want to damage one of your younger girl's confidence because of it."
Fatigue may have contributed to West's loss (25-22, 25-20), but so did Consolidated.
"They have a really fast offense," Bridge said. "They do jump sets and have quick hitters; really, if you look at it, they were faster than us and at the pace we are working to get to in practice."
West won't get any time to practice, but will have plenty of hours on the court Friday and Saturday as part of the Texas Open. The Lady Wolves, which swept Arlington Martin Tuesday night, are in a pool with Flower Mound, Rowlett and Bishop Lynch, opening against the Lady Eagles at 9 a.m. Friday from the Lowery Freshman Center in Allen.
"I want to see us play more consistently; not so many ups and downs," Bridge said. "We want to pass better, pass smarter and gradually make our offense faster."
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"The dogs were mine from the time they left," said Silva, founder of Sixth Angels Shepherd Rescue, Inc., Tuesday. "The only thing I paid her for was the transport and the boarding."
Wardens from the state Bureau of Dog Law Enforcement disagreed and cited the former Chichester School District solicitor for violating the Pennsylvania Dog Law, which prohibits the purchase of dogs in public places.
"Defendant did pay for transfer of dogs" reads the citation, which comes with a $267 fine.
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Silva's dogs were among 17 turned over to Pennsylvania SPCA officers. Dog wardens said Wessel's van contained no food, water, leashes, bowls or bedding when she exited off I-95 in Delaware County to deliver dogs to Silva and other individuals.
Silva said she had the dogs "pulled" from kill shelters by animal rescue volunteer in North Carolina so they would not be euthanized. "Once removed, they are vetted, given any shots they need and checked to make sure they don't have any kind of serious medical condition."
Though she had never dealt with her before, Silva said she made arrangements for Wessel to transport the dogs "because she came highly recommended" and because paid transporters are "typically more reliable and responsible."
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"I know I saw two 80-pound dogs in the same crate and that's not right," she said, "and the (wardens) very concerned about the lack of ventilation."
Just before the state dog wardens swooped in, Silva said she paid Wessel about $135 in boarding fees and a transport fee. "The price is based on the size of the crate," she said. "In this case it was $100 per crate."
Unlike Wessel and others who came to meet her, Silva said wardens did not take her keys and drivers license.
"It was clear they were going to cite the transporter but Joe Loughlin is a warden who covers Delaware County that I deal with all the time and there was no indication that I would be cited.
"He said, 'Hey, Ter, how ya doing?' and I just waited in the parking lot until 1:15 in the morning because we were told the Pennsylvania SPCA officers were going to come out and they also wanted a vet to come take look at the dogs."
Silva said she eventually agreed to let the PSPCA officers take the dogs, "with the assurance that I could pick them up in a day or two after a vet looked at them."
When she attempted to pick up her dogs Monday, April 12, Silva said workers there told her she wasn't an approved rescuer and her name was not on the paperwork for the dogs.
"I said 'I am an approved rescuer' and when they pulled out two of the health certificates, they could see my name was on them," Silva said. "But they wouldn't even give me copies of the certificates and they wouldn't let me see my dogs."
Silva said other rescuers have since picked up their dogs.
"There's something going on here," she said, "but I'm not exactly sure what." Continued...
Wessel is listed as the director of "Camp Cupcake for Critters" in Lillington, a business that specializes in in-home pet care. Wessel is listed as the director on the company's Web site.
Silva acknowledged that her story and Wessel's did not line up on the night the animal's were confiscated. "She told them the dogs were hers and that she was selling them to me," Silva said. "I told (PSPCA Director of Law Enforcement) George Bengal, 'She's lying.'"
Bengal refused comment when contacted by the Daily Times on Monday, citing pending litigation.
On Tuesday, PSPCA spokesman Gail Luciani would only confirm that the dogs picked up in the Upper Chichester raid "are all still alive" but would not say where they were being kept or if some had been returned to their owners.
A message left for Loughlin was not immediately returned.
Silva has filed a federal complaint and motion for an injunction, citing Fourth and Fourteenth Amendment infringements. "The government is not allowed to take property without due process of law and they are not allowed to treat similar individuals differently," she said.
Though the Sixth Angels Web site says a $250 donation is requested with every adoption, Silva said profit is not a motive and the business of rescuing animals "is a huge money loss and a huge time loss" for everyone involved.
"We work really hard and we save hundreds and hundreds of dogs," she said. "I think state wardens have a right to stop a van and assess conditions to see if there's a violation of standards but I don't think it is appropriate to bar people from their animals or try to intimidate people who are trying to save dogs from out of state.
"We are not trying to get over on somebody."
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Navigating New Technology at Geek the Library Day
By: Marissa Stevens
Updated: November 17, 2012
The library hosted "Geek the Library," where folks were able to stop by, try new products, learn about new technologies and ask the experts.
"If you come into the library and you have a question, ask us! We might not know the answer, but we can find out for you," said Lela Davidson with the Rogers Public Library Foundation.
People can check out nooks, laptops, and even digital books from the library. They are planning on hosting another Geek event sometime after the holidays so folks can bring in their new gadgets.


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