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NEWS
Dog Days No Time For Joyrides
GEARING UP:
Lake Bluff Gets Ready and Set for Bike Race & Block Party
BY LIBBY ELLIOTT DAILYNORTHSHORE.COM
Humans who routinely bring their dogs on joyrides to the grocery store or dry cleaners should leave their canine besties safely at home when the temperature rises above 70 degrees. Hot cars can be deadly for dogs. Experts have calculated that a 75-degree day can translate into a temperature of 118F inside a car — even with the windows cracked. A pleasant 81 degreeday can mean car temperatures rise as high as 138 degrees inside a parked car. “Heat builds up quickly in a car,” said Dr. David Cohen, chief veterinarian at Glenview Animal Hospital. “Temperatures can climb as high as 140 degrees in a parked car on a hot summer day. That’s enough to kill a dog of heat prostration in five minutes.” “Hot-car” laws protecting pets are becoming increasingly common across the United States. Twenty-six states — including Illinois — now have such laws on the books that broadly prohibit confining animals in any manner that endangers their safety. Illinois is among 20 states with provisions that permit public officials such as police officers or humane officers to break into a vehicle to rescue an endangered animal. Sergeant Jim Foley, a public information officer with the Glenview Police Department,
The Northwestern Medicine Lake Bluff Criterium and Block Party bike race is returning to Lake Bluff for the seventh year on July 21. PHOTOGRAPHY PROVIDED BY THE INTELLIGENTSIA CUP BY EMILY SPECTRE THE NORTH SHORE WEEKEND
With the Fourth of July Parade behind it, Lake Bluff is gearing up for the second huge
event of summer: The Northwestern Medicine Lake Bluff Criterium and Block Party bike race is returning on July 21. Promoter Marco Colbert started the race in 2011 after falling in love with the world of cycling and becoming a “roadie,” a.k.a. road
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