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[Liam Klebon] - Klebon, 2 triples, double; W. Ziemba, triple, 2 singles, Quinton, triple, 2 singles; W. Kerstetter 4 singles; Kearney, double, 2 singles; Snyder, single; Yancoskie, single. Wildcats - Stellar, 2 doubles; [Bryson Zvoncheck], double, single; [Nick Troutman], double, single; [Nick Nestico], double, single; [Gabe Klembara], double; O'Hearn, single. Klebon - [Michael Yancoskie], triple; Klebon, double, 2 singles; [Wisloski], double; W. Kerstetter, 2 singles; Quinton, single; Ziemba, single; [Feese], single. VFW - Balichick, 2 singles; Zlockie. 2 singles; Harvey, single; Campbell, single; Urbanowicz, single.

[Janusz W. Ziemba], 25, of Glendale Heights, pleaded guilty Sept. 13 to aggravated drunken driving for the Nov. 6, 2004, fatal crash. At the time, Ziemba had two pending drunken driving arrests from Dec. 3, 2003, and July 29, 2004. One arrest was later dismissed, while Ziemba received a one-year jail sentenced for the other, a misdemeanor. After the fatal crash, Ziemba attended various sobriety programs while serving five months in jail. Later, he obtained a degree from Universal Technical Institute and became employed while his case still was pending. He also passed 50 random alcohol and drug tests while free on bond.

Janusz W. Ziemba was taken into custody by Glendale Heights police and later charged by the DuPage County state's attorney's office with leaving the scene of a fatal accident. In the collision, 45-year-old Renalla Jackson of Glendale Heights was killed. Police said Ziemba was seen driving north on Glen Ellyn Road following the collision in a black 1992 Honda Civic.

[Robert W. Ziemba] said Burnham also agreed to set up a 401(k) plan for employees. Workers will make contributions toward their retirement, but the company will not match those contributions, he said. Ziemba said employees also will see the amount they pay for hospitalization increase gradually over the contract. For example, under one option, a single person with no dependents would pay $5 each week the first year, $5.50 the second and $5.75 the third year. The union represents about 200 workers at Burnham's production plant on Dillerville Road and a distribution center in City Line Business Center along Manheim Pike. Workers have said the average wage was about $13 an hour. Citing Burnham's profitable year last year, Ziemba said, \"It's only fair that the employees get their fair share.\"

Janusz W. Ziemba, 23, of Glendale Heights is charged with leaving the scene of a fatal accident and remained in DuPage County jail Monday. Renella Jackson, 45, also of Glendale Heights, died shortly after a 1992 Honda Civic driven by Ziemba hit her at 9:49 a.m. as she stood on the median in the middle of Glen Ellyn Road, north of North Avenue, authorities said. Jackson was pronounced dead at GlenOaks Hospital in Glendale Heights.

Janusz W. Ziemba, 23, of Glendale Heights faces a felony charge of leaving the scene of a fatal accident, according to police.

PHOTO 1: COLOR, JOHN WOIKE / THE HARTFORD COURANT PHOTO 2: COLOR, CLOE POISSON / HARTFORD COURANT FILE PHOTO PHOTO 3: (B&W), PATRICK RAYCRAFT / THE HARTFORD COURANT PHOTOS 4-5: (B&W), STEVE MILLER / AP; PHOTO 1: [Anthony Oliphant], who was twice sent to Northern, described being brought into the facility for the first time: \"The first thing you see is ... this long hallway. There's no movement in the hallway, this long hallway; it's like a dream, surreal.\" PHOTO 2: AN INMATE wearing standard prison issue -- a yellow jumpsuit and shackles -- is escorted at Northern Correctional Institution by two correction officers. Freedoms are severely limited at the \"supermax\" facility, to deter inmates from acting up while behind bars. PHOTO 3: \"THIS GOTTA STOP,\" says [Anthony Hollins] about the violence that he says he endured as an inmate at Northern. Hollins was recently released from Garner Correctional Institution in Newtown. PHOTO 4: CORRECTION OFFCERS change shifts at the entrance to Northern Correctional Institution one day last month. The first prisoners who were transferred to Northern, on March 3, 1995, were identified as prison gang leaders who led a work stoppage protest in an Enfield prison. PHOTO 5: AN EMPTY DAY ROOM area at Northern can be seen with prison cells in the background as a correction officer, at top, escorts an inmate out of a shower in 2001. [Jon Pepe], a correction officer at Northern, sees the supermax as a necessity. \"Northern really is and can be a deterrent,\" he says.

[Charles S. Ziemba] said a warrant for [John W. Hellen]'s arrest was issued late Friday afternoon after police on Long Island learned of his arrest in Ware. Hellen was picked up at 9 a.m. yesterday morning, according to information relayed to the Environmental Police from New York officials. Ziemba said Hellen's criminal record was not discovered after his arrest in [WARE] \"because of a glitch in the computer system.\" He said the computer check indicated that Hellen had a record, but no details could be found in the computer file.

Anita M. Ziemba YORK Anita M. (Archer) Ziemba, 64, of Jackson Township, died suddenly on Friday morning, June 17, 2005, at her home. Mrs. Ziemba's funeral service will be held at 4 p.m. Sunday at Irwin Funeral Home and Cremation Service, 175 N. Main St., Spring Grove. Viewing will be from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home.

Environmental Police Officer Charles \"Stu' Ziemba said Scott E. Taylor, 22, of 294 Pelham Road, Amherst, was arrested on a warrant Tuesday at his home. Ziemba said Taylor was charged with hunting deer without a license, possession of a firearm and ammunition without a Firearm Identification Card, and receiving stolen property valued at more than $250, a 12-guage Winchester pump shotgun. According to Ziemba, environmental police were checking the licenses of a group of hunters at 4 p.m. Saturday on Sessions Road. Ziemba said Taylor did not have either a hunting license or an FID card in his possession.