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Maggie and Amos Meyer
The Infinity Run, through the Maggie & Amos Foundation in memory of Maggie and Amos Meyer, will take place April 25 at Chana Education Center, 204 N. Main St. The event will begin with a family fun 1-mile run or walk, followed by a chip-timed 5k run. Face painting, a kid’s fun zone with inflatables, games, a 50-50 raffle, silent auction and a dinner also will be available. Registration information will be released at a later date. Visit The Maggie & Amos Foundation on Facebook, or call 815-732-4664 and ask for a member of the race committee for more information. Visit the Facebook page for donation information, or send to the Maggie & Amos Foundation, 204 Main St., Chana IL, 60165.
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Oct. 20 Kristopher C. Mockovak, 18, homeless,
Jody Razanas, teacher at Faith Christian in Grand Detour, speaks about what she will use the money for at the school. Photo by Alex T. Paschal/Shaw Media
was arrested for criminal damage to property. He was transported to the Ogle County Jail. Oct. 22 A citation was issued to Mark A. Lackcik, 39, Forreston, for speeding. Oct. 26 Michelle R. Smitherman was arrested on an outstanding Ogle County warrant. She was transported to the Ogle County Jail.
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The library will have a family night on Nov. 13 at David L. Rahn Junior High School, which will feature a magician. It was requested instead of materials by the library to encourage community gathering, Kalnins said. A picture of Amos hangs on a wall in the children’s section. “They’ve been very generous with us,” Cheatwood said. “There has been a lot of use from the things that have been given. The kids have benefited quite a bit from what they’ve given us. “The whole thing is done on love.”
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Oct. 17 Kelly Cryer, 55, Mt. Morris, was arrested for violation of orders of protection. Cryer was transported to the Ogle County Jail. Roberto C. Deleon, 29, Mt. Morris, was arrested for predatory criminal sexual assault of a child. He was transported to the Ogle County Jail.
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sorts of things,” Rozanas said, “not just for drawing, but for math problems as well.” Schultz, who teaches music, hopes to buy a panel of fencing to prop up their very own musical instruments, one that also has plenty of containers that create all kinds of sounds. “We’re excited because not only is that an advantage for a music teacher like myself, but we can discuss the science of sound,” she said. Amy Tomlinson, a pre-kindergarten teacher at Oregon Elementary, plans to use her money to create a safe and cozy learning area for her students. Creating better learning environments also were the missions of Nikki Smith of Aplington Middle School in Polo, and Elizabeth Zinke of Amboy High School. Carisa Swanson’s class at Centennial Elementary in Polo will benefit from additional science and engineering tools, and Emily Majewski’s second grade class will find it easier to learn about nonfiction books, fables and folk tales with about 100 new books. Grants also were awarded to five teachers in Rochelle schools. The Mt. Morris library has utilized $2,704.43 in money granted in the last three years for board games, children’s activities, bean bag chairs for children’s section, golf clubs for the library’s miniature golf fundraiser, and a Lego robotics kit that has become very popular with the children, library director Mary Cheatwood said.