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By Steve Schmadeke |Tribune staff reporter December 31, 2007
Halfway through Mike Oltersdorf's version of the Beatles' hit "Twist and Shout," a Parkinson's patient sitting toward the back of the South Elgin Village Board chambers begins to clap along.
Oltersdorf, a Paul McCartney look-alike who was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease three years ago, smiles as he softly sings along with the recording. His hands, as he plucks a guitar, no longer tremble... Read entire story
