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Rob Winner – rwinner@daily-chronicle.com<br /> <br /> George Maness was the developer of Somonauk Meadows subdivision in Sycamore, Ill. and he named the streets after his family including Perry Court for his son Perry Maness.
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Rob Winner – rwinner@daily-chronicle.com

George Maness was the developer of Somonauk Meadows subdivision in Sycamore, Ill. and he named the streets after his family including Perry Court for his son Perry Maness.

  • Rob Winner – rwinner@daily-chronicle.com<br /> <br /> Elle Rhode (left), 2, and her cousin Jake Gilmore, 3, go down one of the slides together at Chamberlain Park in Genoa, Ill. on the morning of Tuesday July 27, 2010. <br /> <br /> <br /> *** You can also add this if needed***<br /> <br /> Natalie Rhode (top), of Belvidere and mother of Elle, and her sister Jennifer Gilmore (right), of St. Charles and mother of Jake, meet about once a month at Chamberlain Park.
  • Rob Winner – rwinner@daily-chronicle.com<br /> <br /> Sheila Buchholz (left) holds the legs of Nikki Torres during a wheel barrel race at the Opportunity House in Sycamore, Ill. on Tuesday July 27, 2010. Members of the Kishwaukee Family YMCA visited the Opportunity House for a day of competition.
  • Rob Winner – rwinner@daily-chronicle.com<br /> <br /> Sarah Bullmer (left) is wrapped up by Tessa Wallace, 11, with toilet paper during a mummy wrap contest at the Opportunity House in Sycamore, Ill. on Tuesday July 27, 2010. Members of the Kishwaukee Family YMCA visited the Opportunity House for a day of competition.
  • Beck Diefenbach - bdiefenbach@daily-chronicle.com<br /> <br /> Head coach Jerry Kill gives a pep talk to participants during the Northern Illinois University football 101 women's clinic at Huskie Stadium in DeKalb, Ill., on Tuesday July 27, 2010.
  • Rob Winner – rwinner@daily-chronicle.com<br /> <br /> Opportunity House client Joe Becker falls into a pool after a tug of war contest at the Opportunity House in Sycamore, Ill. on Tuesday July 27, 2010. Members of the Kishwaukee Family YMCA visited the Opportunity House for a day of competition.
  • Beck Diefenbach - bdiefenbach@daily-chronicle.com<br /> <br /> Lorna Bemis, of Sycamore, asks a question during the Northern Illinois University football 101 women's clinic at Huskie Stadium in DeKalb, Ill., on Tuesday July 27, 2010.
  • Beck Diefenbach - bdiefenbach@daily-chronicle.com<br /> <br /> Mary Bell (center), of DeKalb, gets a high five from Scott Wedige (far left) and DeMarcus Grady during the Northern Illinois University football 101 women's clinic at Huskie Stadium in DeKalb, Ill., on Tuesday July 27, 2010.
  • Beck Diefenbach - bdiefenbach@daily-chronicle.com<br /> <br /> Lorna Code (center), of DeKalb, talks with players (left), Landon Cox (back) and DeMarcus Grady (right) during the Northern Illinois University football 101 women's clinic at Huskie Stadium in DeKalb, Ill., on Tuesday July 27, 2010.
  • Beck Diefenbach - bdiefenbach@daily-chronicle.com<br /> <br /> DeKalb Yield Guard VT corn seed is used in research at the Monsanto Research Station in Waterman, Ill. On the left is corn seed treated for protection against insects and the right is not.
  • Beck Diefenbach - bdiefenbach@daily-chronicle.com<br /> <br /> DeKalb Yield Guard VT corn seed is used in research at the Monsanto Research Station in Waterman, Ill. On the left is corn seed treated for protection against insects and the right is not.
  • Rob Winner – rwinner@daily-chronicle.com<br /> <br /> Matt Holliday (left) and Adam Lahey, both of Sycamore, sell sweet corn from the back of a pickup truck for Deutsch Farms at the corner of State and Main streets in Sycamore, Ill. on Wednesday July 28, 2010.
  • Rob Winner – rwinner@daily-chronicle.com<br /> <br /> Matt Holliday (left) and Adam Lahey, both of Sycamore, sell sweet corn from the back of a pickup truck for Deutsch Farms at the corner of State and Main streets in Sycamore, Ill. on Wednesday July 28, 2010.
  • Beck Diefenbach - bdiefenbach@daily-chronicle.com<br /> <br /> Dr. Theodore J. Hogan answers questions about the health risks of hydrogen sulfide found near Cortland Elementary School during the DeKalb School Board meeting at the district's administrative offices in DeKalb, Ill., on Thursday July 29, 2010.
  • Beck Diefenbach - bdiefenbach@daily-chronicle.com<br /> <br /> Dr. Theodore J. Hogan explains the ability to smell the hydrogen sulfide during the DeKalb School Board meeting at the district's administrative offices in DeKalb, Ill., on Thursday July 29, 2010.
  • Beck Diefenbach - bdiefenbach@daily-chronicle.com<br /> <br /> DeKalb School Board superintendent James Briscoe discusses the test's findings during the DeKalb School Board meeting at the district's administrative offices in DeKalb, Ill., on Thursday July 29, 2010.
  • Alex T. Paschal - Sauk Valley News<br /> <br /> Friends and classmates of the young men trapped inside a grain bin in Mount Carroll watch the rescue effort Wednesday afternoon.
  • Beck Diefenbach - bdiefenbach@daily-chronicle.com<br /> <br /> Gina Regalado, of Cortland, asks if the testing considered young children with developing lungs or with respiratory issues during the DeKalb School Board meeting at the district's administrative offices in DeKalb, Ill., on Thursday July 29, 2010.
  • Alex T. Paschal - Sauk Valley News<br /> <br /> Rescuers work at the scene of three men trapped in a grain bin at Consolidated Grain and Barge in Mount Carroll. Holes were cut into the side of the 500,000 bushel bin and pumped away to trucks and moving equipment.
  • Rob Winner – rwinner@daily-chronicle.com<br /> <br /> George Maness was the developer of Somonauk Meadows subdivision in Sycamore, Ill. and he named the streets after his family including Perry Court for his son Perry Maness.
  • George Maness Sr. was the developer of Somonauk Meadows subdivision in Sycamore, Ill. and he named the streets after his family.
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