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  • Kyle Grillot - kgrillot@shawmedia.com Judi Saenz of Crystal Lake repairs scratches on a violin Monday at Cassandra Strings in Algonquin. According to owner owner Cassandra Thuneman, the cold weather has caused an increase in repair business. "With the cold, everything is cracking," said Thuneman, "Strings are a living, breathing things. With the furnace on, it expands and if there's not enough moisture, it will crack." Another round of the record cold temps is expected to hit Tuesday with a high near 6, and wind chill values as low as -23.

    Kyle Grillot - kgrillot@shawmedia.com Judi Saenz of Crystal Lake repairs scratches on a violin Monday at Cassandra Strings in Algonquin. According to owner owner Cassandra Thuneman, the cold weather has caused an increase in repair business. "With the cold, everything is cracking," said Thuneman, "Strings are a living, breathing things. With the furnace on, it expands and if there's not enough moisture, it will crack." Another round of the record cold temps is expected to hit Tuesday with a high near 6, and wind chill values as low as -23.

  • Kyle Grillot - kgrillot@shawmedia.com Joel Pautz of Algonquin carves out a new bridge for a cello Monday at Cassandra Strings in Algonquin. According to owner owner Cassandra Thuneman, the cold weather has caused an increase in repair business. "With the cold, everything is cracking," said Thuneman, "Strings are a living, breathing things. With the furnace on, it expands and if there's not enough moisture, it will crack." Another round of the record cold temps is expected to hit Tuesday with a high near 6, and wind chill values as low as -23.

    Kyle Grillot - kgrillot@shawmedia.com Joel Pautz of Algonquin carves out a new bridge for a cello Monday at Cassandra Strings in Algonquin. According to owner owner Cassandra Thuneman, the cold weather has caused an increase in repair business. "With the cold, everything is cracking," said Thuneman, "Strings are a living, breathing things. With the furnace on, it expands and if there's not enough moisture, it will crack." Another round of the record cold temps is expected to hit Tuesday with a high near 6, and wind chill values as low as -23.

  • Kyle Grillot - kgrillot@shawmedia.com Joel Pautz of Algonquin carves out a new bridge for a cello while Judi Saenz of Crystal Lake cleans violins Monday at Cassandra Strings in Algonquin. According to owner owner Cassandra Thuneman, the cold weather has caused an increase in repair business. "With the cold, everything is cracking," said Thuneman, "Strings are a living, breathing things. With the furnace on, it expands and if there's not enough moisture, it will crack." Another round of the record cold temps is expected to hit Tuesday with a high near 6, and wind chill values as low as -23.

    Kyle Grillot - kgrillot@shawmedia.com Joel Pautz of Algonquin carves out a new bridge for a cello while Judi Saenz of Crystal Lake cleans violins Monday at Cassandra Strings in Algonquin. According to owner owner Cassandra Thuneman, the cold weather has caused an increase in repair business. "With the cold, everything is cracking," said Thuneman, "Strings are a living, breathing things. With the furnace on, it expands and if there's not enough moisture, it will crack." Another round of the record cold temps is expected to hit Tuesday with a high near 6, and wind chill values as low as -23.

  • Kyle Grillot - kgrillot@shawmedia.com Owner Cassandra Thuneman replaces the strings on a bow Monday in her Algonquin store. According Thuneman, the cold weather has caused an increase in repair business. "With the cold, everything is cracking," said Thuneman, "Strings are a living, breathing things. With the furnace on, it expands and if there's not enough moisture, it will crack." Another round of the record cold temps is expected to hit Tuesday with a high near 6, and wind chill values as low as -23.

    Kyle Grillot - kgrillot@shawmedia.com Owner Cassandra Thuneman replaces the strings on a bow Monday in her Algonquin store. According Thuneman, the cold weather has caused an increase in repair business. "With the cold, everything is cracking," said Thuneman, "Strings are a living, breathing things. With the furnace on, it expands and if there's not enough moisture, it will crack." Another round of the record cold temps is expected to hit Tuesday with a high near 6, and wind chill values as low as -23.

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    Kyle Grillot - kgrillot@shawmedia.com Judi Saenz of Crystal Lake repairs scratches on a violin Monday at Cassandra Strings in Algonquin. According to owner owner Cassandra Thuneman, the cold weather has caused an increase in repair business. "With the cold, everything is cracking," said Thuneman, "Strings are a living, breathing things. With the furnace on, it expands and if there's not enough moisture, it will crack." Another round of the record cold temps is expected to hit Tuesday with a high near 6, and wind chill values as low as -23.
    Kyle Grillot - kgrillot@shawmedia.com Joel Pautz of Algonquin carves out a new bridge for a cello Monday at Cassandra Strings in Algonquin. According to owner owner Cassandra Thuneman, the cold weather has caused an increase in repair business. "With the cold, everything is cracking," said Thuneman, "Strings are a living, breathing things. With the furnace on, it expands and if there's not enough moisture, it will crack." Another round of the record cold temps is expected to hit Tuesday with a high near 6, and wind chill values as low as -23.
    Kyle Grillot - kgrillot@shawmedia.com Joel Pautz of Algonquin carves out a new bridge for a cello while Judi Saenz of Crystal Lake cleans violins Monday at Cassandra Strings in Algonquin. According to owner owner Cassandra Thuneman, the cold weather has caused an increase in repair business. "With the cold, everything is cracking," said Thuneman, "Strings are a living, breathing things. With the furnace on, it expands and if there's not enough moisture, it will crack." Another round of the record cold temps is expected to hit Tuesday with a high near 6, and wind chill values as low as -23.