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The Lake County Sheriff’s Office will conduct roadside safety checks in Lake County during the month of September, according to Sheriff Mark Curran Jr. The checkpoints are designed to keep roads safe by taking drunken drivers off the road. According to the Sheriff’s Office, the existence of these checkpoints encourages motorists to arrange designated drivers, keep their consumption of alcohol within the allowable limits or not drive a motor vehicle after drinking. It also encourages drivers and passengers to use their seat belts. Across the country, an average of one alcohol-related traffic death occurs every 45 minutes. Alcohol and drug impairment are significant factors in over 40 percent of all fatal motor vehicle crashes in Illinois. Each year in Illinois, hundreds of lives are lost in alcohol-related crashes. Those who are arrested risk losing their license, their car and their freedom. Deputies working the roadside safety check also will also look for drivers operating vehicles in an unsafe manner, driving with a suspended or revoked driver’s license and to ensure all Illinois Vehicle Code laws are being followed. The checkpoints are funded through a grant from the United States Department of Transportation, National Highway Administration. The grant is administered by the Illinois Department of Transportation, Division of Traffic Safety.
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A kneeling Rebecca Ustitch, 13, (upper photo) views the progress of her pumpkin, No. 3, in this multiple exposure shot taken during the pumpkin roll at the Antioch Fall Fest near the Brook Bandshell, 900 Skidmore Dr., Antioch, on Saturday. Barbara Porch, Executive Director of the Chamber of Commerce and Master of Ceremonies, announces the pumpkin’s progress. At right: Jonathan Secketa, six months, and his brother Benjamin, 4, of Lake Villa, play among the pumpkins during a break in the fun at the Fall Fest. In addition to pumpkin rolling, the two-day event also featured a balloon artist, face painting, and the wiener races where area dachshunds vie for the title of Antioch’s fastest wiener. The festival, sponsored by the Antioch Chamber of Commerce, enjoyed near-perfect summer weather on both days.
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Centegra Family Birth Center to move all newborn deliveries to McHenry Hospital ry to provide the ultimate labor and delivery experience for families in our community,” said Rachel Sebastian, vice president and site administrator at Centegra Hospital-McHenry. “In addition to newly renovated private rooms and upscale amenities, we are enhancing our clinical services to provide the safest care to mothers and their babies. By focusing all of our nursing and physician talent in one location, we are providing our patients the best obstetrics and neonatal care in the region.” In addition to renovated rooms, the Family Birth Center now has a second Cesarean-section suite. Centegra has added wellness and amenity services to the experience including bedside spa treatments, and bath robes. Moth-
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2011 FORD RANGER SUPER CAB 4x4, 6 cyl., air, power all, low miles. Lifetime Warranty. #P5861 WAS $22,995..............................JUST REDUCED $18,995....OR $299/MTH.
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Better Business Bureau issues ‘Granny Scam’ advisory Seniors become targets as grandchildren return to colleges
Many scams and schemes run by con artists are cyclical in that they come and go. Sometimes it’s every few months, or following a natural disaster or at a particular time of the year. One of those that fall into a cycle is the “Granny Scam” and the Better Business Bureau is advising the public to look for red flags. With students leaving home and returning to college, the opportunity is ripe
for scammers to begin making calls that target grandparents. “As we know the best defense is a good offense.” says Steve J. Bernas, president and CEO of the Better Business Bureau serving Chicago and Northern Illinois. “We want to arm grandparents with information that can help prevent them and their families from falling victim to this scam.” In this scam, the grand-
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before taking action. • Wire transfers – Any request to wire money through Western Union or MoneyGram should be seen as a “red flag” and an immediate tip-off that the call may be part of a scam. • Report the call – If you have been victimized by this type of distressed loved-one call, immediately contact your local police department and the Illinois Attorney General’s office. For more tips, visit www. bbb.org, like on Facebook and follow on Twitter.
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to be home during the day to take the phone call,” noted Bernas. What to do if you receive a “Granny Scam” call: • Remain calm – Despite the emergency nature of the call try to verify the identity of the caller. Don’t get caught up in the urgency which can lead to making emotional rather than logical decisions. • Make direct contact – Confirm the status of the individual by calling them directly or verifying the story with other family members
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A frank discussion In addition to the choice of film, the Plaza Theater staff invited several organizations – including Burlington High School’s S.O.S. program and iCare out of Waterford – to make sure resources were available about suicide and other mental health issues. The free showing of the film drew a full house in the Plaza’s main theater. But as much as the Oscar-nominated film drew an appreciative audience, the opportunity to use the evening as a teaching point was just as important. In addition to the groups invited to offer informa-
Providing resources There were others involved as well. Burlington High School guidance counselor Ken France was there with his wife, Julie Taylor, and the BHS SOS program – a preventive program against suicide. France got an email from the Plaza shortly after Williams’ death. He admitted to being affected by that – and seeing others affected. “It triggered a lot of emotion in a lot of people,” France said. “Stuff we, as counselors, deal with all the time.” France and Taylor – a Burlington Area School District social worker – came with the intent of providing any and all help teenagers could need. France said all freshmen at the high school are screened for signs of depression. He will miss Williams, though, and thought the choice of film appropriate. “It really did touch a lot of people,” France said.
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come involved).” Schweitzer said families need more resources, which is how iCare came about. The group’s motto is “saving and improving lives.” It isn’t just suicide. The group also helps families with other mental health issues. The group provides education awareness and funding back to the community for working on relationships among family members.
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tion before the movie, Dr. Mervin Langley of Clinical Psychology Associates in Burlington, also spoke. He said for those suffering from depression, there is often a feeling of failure, especially with the stigmas of depression. He identified three major indicators in depression – mood, a lack of energy and not thinking clearly. In teens especially, though, depression shows as irritability, Langley said. He also stressed that treatment is effective, combining more than 50 different kinds of medication with cognitive behavioral therapy. One important key, he said, is the importance of talking about suicide. “Don’t keep the secret,” Langley said. Cindi Schweitzer, who owns Integrity Funeral Services in Waterford, also works with iCare – a group that provides support both financially and morally for those working through their teenage years. “People need to be educated about those types of things,” Schweitzer said about suicide and other mental health issues. Schweitzer got involved when she started seeing teen suicides rise. “We started seeing some deaths,” she said. “It was either teens or young adults. Really, just seeing the families and how devastated they were (was impetus to be-
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Explorer Post 2066 currently has 22 members. The donated radios will be used by the Explorer Post members for special details that they work, such as at the Lake County Fair and at the Taste of Serbia festival in Libertyville. Chicago Communications is headquartered in Elmhurst and also has a location in Chicago. On Aug. 28, Lisa MacGillivray, marketing director, Karl Morath, account executive and
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Plaza Theater employee Marie Frederick speaks with school social worker Julie Taylor and school counselor Ken France at “Robin Williams’ Night” at the Plaza Theater in Burlington, Wis. Those who attended discussed the impact of suicide and learned about resources to help those suffering with depression.
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Chicago Communications recently donated 12 Motorola UHF HT750 portable radios to the Lake County Sheriff’s Office Explorer Post 2066. This donation will enable post members to communicate with one another and the Lake County Sheriff’s Office Communications Center. The cost of the donated radios is $5,000, which provides a significant financial savings to taxpayers.
level all the way to National Competition in Washington, D.C. The Marine Corps League “Toys for Tots” is one of the many programs the Marine Corps League supports in Lake County and across the nation. Information will be available on the programs supported by these organizations that benefit members, veterans, active duty military, reservists and their children. Applications for membership in the VFW, American Legion or Marine Corps League will be available from all participating organizations. For additional information, email publicaffairs4551@ gmail.com or call (847) 7210281.
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Illinois Department of Veterans’ Affairs, as well as Lake-McHenry County Veterans’ and Family Services will be available to offer support. Members of Marine Corps League, VFW and American Legion from Lake County posts will staff the event and will talk to potential members, family members and interested attendees about the many activities they support in their community, such as American Legion baseball and Boy Scout troops. The VFW conducts yearly local competitions for their Voice of Democracy, which provides scholarships to high school students from the local
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A group of veterans’ organizations is assembling Sept. 18, starting at 8 a.m. until 7 p.m. at the Grayslake Campus of College of Lake County to encourage eligible vets and student vets to consider joining a veteran’s organization. The goal is to educate vets on the advantages of belonging to the Veterans of Foreign Wars, American Legion or Marine Corps League. The group will highlight the help available through veterans’ organizations, such as obtaining VA benefits, job search assistance, educational assistance and help with emergency financial aid. Representatives from the
Unincorporated residents eligible for flood insurance discounts Lake County property owners residing in unincorporated areas may be eligible to save an average of more than $229 a year on their flood insurance policies. Since 2008, thanks to the leadership of the County Board, Lake County has participated in the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s Community Rating System program. With a Class 6 community rating, residents within unincorporated Lake County who meet certain requirements are eligible for up to a 20 percent savings on flood insurance premiums. Residents should contact their flood insurance agent to obtain individual savings information. In order to maintain its favorable rating, an Annual Evaluation Report for the All Natural Hazards Mitigation Plan for unincorporated Lake County was prepared. This re-
port is available on the county’s website. Highlights from the report include: • Lake County permitted five projects to elevate structures above the regulatory floodplain elevation. • Lake County Stormwater Management Commission applied for funding in 2013 to purchase four (4) previously flooded properties in unincorporated areas of Lake County. • Lake County has contributed to three projects to improve capacity of existing drainage systems through the Drainage Improvement Fund Here is a brief summary of the program: • Over 1,060 flood insurance policies in unincorporated Lake County; • $245,000 total annual savings for residents; • 0 percent, 10 percent or 20 percent savings, depending upon flood risk.
Sheriff’s School Safety Team prepared for drills where to go and how to respond. Being prepared saves lives.” Members of the School Safety Team include Sergeant Andrea Usry, Sergeant Sara Balmes, Detectives Kyle Brown, Vincent Ramirez and David Tomasello. All members of the team are state-certified juvenile officers and members of the Lake County Juvenile Officer’s Association. Many of the team members received special training in areas including child neglect and abuse, forensic interviewing of children, child death investigation, school threat evaluation, sexual exploitation, search and seizure and regular attendance of juvenile law update classes.
Antioch Rotary meets Interact Club advisor The members of Antioch’s Rotary Club were recently introduced to Colleen Buzby, the new faculty advisor for Rotary’s District 117 Interact Club and learned about a recent service trip to Africa. Buzby, a teacher at Antioch Community High School, joins Helen Schulze, a teacher at Lakes Community High School, as co-faculty advisors for the club made up of students from both area high schools. Over this past summer Buzby joined three other District 117 teachers, Interact Club member Jackson Boeh and
six other Rotary volunteers from New York City in leading an educational enrichment camp for more than 100 Tanzanian students from more than 25 schools located around the base of Mt. Kilimanjaro in Tanzania. EdPowerment, a development organization based in Tanzania, planned the Educational Enrichment Camp. Rotary International helped organize and fund the trip. The high school Interact Club is sponsored by the Antioch Rotary Club and works toward many of the same goals as the adult Rotary Club: peace
and better understanding among all the people of the world, service to others above self, and teaching better health and nutrition. Buzby has participated in many District 117 Interact Club events including the Chili Cook-Off, the Battle for Change and most recently by volunteering in Tanzania with former Interact Club faculty adviser Kerri Elliott. For more information contact Bill Landis, Antioch Rotary Club Public Relations at (847) 395-1259 or pbillumc.antioch@att.net
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The Lake County Sheriff’s Office School Safety Team is prepared to assist area schools with required law enforcement safety drills. Senate Bill 1625, signed into law last summer, requires school districts to have at least six drills – three evacuation drills, one bus evacuation drill, one severe weather drill and one law enforcement drill. Forty-five public and private schools are served by the Lake County Sheriff’s Office. “Our goal is to prepare school staff and students in case of a threat involving weapons,” Sheriff Mark Curran Jr. said. “It’s important to have a plan in place and a demonstration of the plan so everyone knows what to do,
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Colleen Buzby (right) is introduced as the new advisor of the Rotary Interact Club 117 at the Aug. 22 meeting of the Antioch Rotary Club. With Buzby are (from left) Rick Kuehn, Rotary Global Grant Chairman and an Antioch Rotarian; Jim McKay, Superintendent of School District #117 and an Antioch Rotarian; Mike Schwert, Antioch Rotary Club Interact Advisor; and Jackson Boeh, District #117 Interact Club Tanzanian Team Member.
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sel to county officers and officials. He has represented his clients in cases heard by many 19th Circuit and U.S. District Court Judges. At the same time he has been responsible on a daily basis for the supervision of the civil trial and child support divisions of the State’s Attorney’s Office. Born in Chicago, Jasica graduated from Holland Hall School in Tulsa, Okla. He attended Texas Christian University in Fort Worth, where he received his undergraduate degree, summa cum laude, and earned his juris doctorate from Northwestern University in 1991, cum laude. Jasica is a member of the Lake County Bar Association and the Jefferson Inn. He is also a member of several civic and community organizations. He and his wife, Tanya Huang, have three children and reside in Lake Forest. He will fill the associate judge vacancy created by the retirement of associate judge Joseph R. Waldeck. His appointment as associate judge of the 19th Judicial Circuit is effective Sept. 15.
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Daniel L. Jasica, chief deputy of the Civil Division in the Lake County State’s Attorney’s Office, has been selected as an associate judge for the 19th Judicial Circuit serving Lake County. Jasica received the majority of the votes cast by the circuit court’s current judges. “Dan’s expertise in the law, his substantial experience, judicious temperament, and total professionalism are lasting qualities that Dan will bring to the bench,” Chief Judge John Phillips said. “We are happy for Dan and his family, and we look forward to witnessing his taking of his oath as an associate judge of the 19th Circuit.” Jasica began his law career in 1991 working as an associate in a law firm in Dallas. In 1996-1997 he was with a Chicago law firm representing clients in state and federal litigation. Thereafter, in 1997, he accepted a position as a Lake County assistant state’s attorney where he currently serves. As an assistant state’s attorney and chief deputy of the civil division, Jasica provided civil representation and coun-
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Free document shredding day set State Rep. Jack D. Franks, D-Marengo, is partnering with the City of McHenry to provide local residents with a free document shredding and recycling event this month. The Shred and Recycle Day will be held on Saturday, Sept. 13, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., in the parking lot of the City of McHenry’s Public Works Department, at 1415 Industrial Dr. in McHenry (immediately behind the Jewel-Osco on Rte. 120). Residents can bring paper documents free of staples and bindings to be destroyed on site in a mobile shredding truck. The event is open to the public and free of charge. “Few things are as important as maintaining the security of your personal information”
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Franks said. “This event will give McHenry County residents the chance to eliminate some of the clutter in their homes in a way that protects their sensitive information and is environmentally responsible.” “Old documents are often full of personal information and can be extremely difficult to dispose of in a safe and ecologically sound manner,” Franks added. “I truly appreciate the assistance of Mayor Low and the City of McHenry for partnering with me to make this event possible.” For more information about the event, call Rep. Franks’ constituent service office at (815) 334-0063 or email jack@jackfranks.org.
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proper disposal: Beach Park Village Hall located at 11270 W. Wadsworth Rd., Beach Park; Volo Village Hall located at 500 S. Fish Lake Rd., Volo and Fremont Township Office located at 22385 W. Route 60, Mundelein. Last year Lake County collected 6,700 pounds of medication.
Savannah Lira, left, pours a sample of a featured beer for connoisseurs Tom Blackowicz, Jean Craig, Tim Craig, and Leonard Niemi during the annual Beer and BBQ Walk at Piggly Wiggly, 460 Orchard St., Antioch, on Sept. 7. The store was one of a number of stops on the happy trail in which participants had the opportunity to sample a variety of beer as well as a number of barbeque treats. The event was sponsored by the Antioch Chamber of Commerce.
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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 11:00 A.M. LOCATION: From the Lake Geneva WalMart, go east on Hwy 50 for 4 miles to South Rd., the north for 1 mile to Steele Rd., then east 1/4 mile to Echo Ln.; or from Burlington, go west on Hwy 36 for 4 miles to Lyons, then south on Mill St. for 3 miles to Steele Rd., & follow signs. ANTIQUES/COLLECTIBLES: 14 pc Czechoslovakia canister set w/ covers; 19 pcs of sterling silverware; Sterling German cross medal; 2 dbl globe lamps; portable Singer sewing machine in rounded wood case, Singer Featherlight & treadle machines; 5 mantle clocks; set of 8 Hummel plates, 25 other collectible plates; Tiffin vase; copper wash boiler w/cover; lg Heritage collection w/many smalls; parking meter; Disneyland 40 Anniv. cookie jar & others; “Oplatki” Christmas wafers; Bandoneon concertina & one other w/no name - excellent; Currier & Ives set of dishes, svc for 12 w/serving pcs; carnival glass; set of Fire King dishes; 20 mini oil lamps; Ruby pitcher w/6 glasses; 3 cast iron door stops & cast iron dog; pr slag glass table lamps w/cast base; 3’ Dutch Boy statue signed by J. Diquie; mechanical toys; G-Man pistol; $5 bill w/ error; Necchi doll sew machine & celluloid Indian dolls; many keys; several folk art items; Parker Bros. games - Diablo, Mickey Mouse, car bingo; Miller Hi-Life cooler; model boats, 4’ balsa model air plane kit; stereoptic w/slides; figurative metal bird bath/fountain; men’s & ladies hats; & more. FURNITURE: Floor model radio & Silverton radios; oak dresser w/ mirror & raised trim; old oak venier china cabinet; library table w/ bevel edge leaded glass top; cast iron floor lamp; upright cedar chest; glass front book case; 2 green & 4 clear leaded glass windows. BOOKS: 1923 Royal Purple Yr book, 1919 “The Tatler” Yr book; Niagra Falls, World’s Fair 1892, History of Racine, 1939 Glorious Galena & more; WORLD WAR II sterling cross, over 100 books on WWII, 1943 “Yank” magazines; WWI doll, pins/ribbons, helmet; trunks - lg steamer w/drawers, camelback & flat top, & MANY box lots. FROM THE WORKSHOP/GARAGE: Snapper I422 snow blower; one wheel hand cultivator; 14.5HP 42” cut riding mower; Craftsman 10” band saw; other hand/power/garden tools; floor jacks; ladders; vices; car top carrier; men’s bikes; camper stove/ref. combo; deer hunting clothes; military winter gear; boat anchor; bow & arrows & more. HOUSEHOLD: End & coffee tables w/claw feet; dinette table w/4 chairs; drop leaf table; 2 stump fiddles; books; love seat/recliner; matched leather couch & love seat; pie safe; pr lg fan chairs; corner china cabinet; heart bench; end table/glass curio cabinet; dbl BR set; white BR set w/white iron frame; quilt rack; knitting/quilting items/books/magazines; sewing notions; snare drum; Singer embroidery machine; cuckoo clock; Meade telescope & more. Go to auctionzip.com for photos - I.D. 10396 AUCTIONEERS: Dale Folkers, & Tom Kleist, Wisconsin Registered Auctioneers #62 & 999. TERMS: Cash or good check. No buyer’s fee. All items must be settled for on day of sale & sold “as-is” with no warranties or guarantees. Buyer responsible for items after it is sold. Lunch available.
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The Lake County Sheriff’s Office is once again participating in the Drug Enforcement Administration National Prescription Drug Take Back event. On Sept. 27, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., anyone having unwanted or unused prescription drugs can drop them off at one of the following locations for
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garage sales Estate Sales 2126 E. LAKESHORE DR., TWIN LAKES Sept. 11-14, 8-4. Huge sale! Electronics, furniture, clothing, kitchen, bikes. 7900 W 3 MILE ROAD (RAYMOND) W of 194 Hwy 20 West to Hwy u North 1 1/2 to 3 mile Rd northeast corner. 9/12 9-7pm 9/13 9-5pm. HUGE TOOL SALE! New/used/old schwinn airdyne bike, household items, avon bottles, some furniture, bike, sewing machine, doll house & misc items.
Moving Sale 34004 HILLCREST DRIVE BOHNERS LAKE, BURLINGTON Fri & Sat 9-4. Furniture, household, tools, fishing & sporting goods, canoe, boat, photography lighting, eddie bauer highchair, graco pack’n’play, strollers, car seat, insulin pump. KD & 52ND ST. WHEATLAND. 9/12-13, 9-4. Antiques, household, garden stuff, no clothing. Good prices!
Antioch Garage Sales 38500 N. LAKESIDE PLACE. 3 SITES. Th,.F, S, 10-5pm. Old game, bunk bed, wood burner, jackets, coffee maker, many items priced to sell. 43155 N. CRAWFORD RD. Sept. 11, 12, 13. 9-4. Vintage dolls, doll furniture, toys, trucks, board games, & children’s books. Star Trek collection, Old record albums & cook books. jewelry, furniture, HH items, & tools. Unique Christmas decor.
Burlington Garage Sales 132 HILLCREST DR., Sept. 12 8-4, Sept. 13, 8-noon, 3 families have purged, dark Jenny Lind crib, baby-adult clothing, mucho HH, toys, mans stuff, train table w/drawers, stroller, kitchen/tool playset, much more 141 CHAPEL TERRACE 9/1213 8-4pm. Baby items, luggage, aquariums, household items, items galore!
Elkhorn Garage Sales W5273 PEBBLE BEACH DR. Fri. Sept. 12, 8-3, Sat. Sept. 13, 8-2. HH items, tools, furniture, Antiques, TV & Ping Pong table.
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30708 WILD GOOSE LANE 9/11, 7-3. 9/12, 7-12. Moving Sale! Furniture, odds & ends.
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34310 EUCLID DR.(BOHNERS LAKE HWY P) 9/12-13, 9-4. Household goods, tools, file cabinet, Christmas items, dishes & more.
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8962 PHEASANT RUN Sept. 19-21, 9-5. ANTIQUE STORE CLEARANCE SALE! See ad on Craig’s List.
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letter. I arrived at a house that had a car and several kids’ bicycles in the driveway. I went to the door and knocked. A minute later, the door was answered by a boy who looked to be about 10 years old. He politely asked who I was and called for his mother. A second later, a woman was behind the boy telling him, “Oh, that’s W.C. Come in, come in.” I showed her the identification I had ready in my hand, and she glanced at it saying, “I know who you are.” The mother said they were just sitting down to eat dinner and asked if I would like to join them. I looked at the table with one small Dear W.C., bowl of milk spaghetti and a Could you please help pan of canned peas. I knew our family? My husband there was hardly enough has been off work due to to go around so I said, “No illness and we have three thank you. I just ate. You go children. I was working two ahead and we can talk while part-time jobs but had to you eat.” I offered the food I quit one of them to care for had brought along – two hot my sick husband. Things are rotisserie chickens, salads, a real hard for us right now. carton of milk, eggs, bread, Our gas has been shut off bananas and some cookies for two weeks. Now they are for the children. The family threatening to disconnect our electric and water. If this looked at the food like it was a gift from heaven. The happens, we will be evicted. youngest child asked, “Are We have been using my those cookies for us?” When husband’s disability to pay I told the young girl the our rent and my small check cookies were just for them, I to try and buy food, gas and saw all three children’s faces utilities. My husband hopes light up with a smile. The to return to work in a few mother said, “Only if you eat weeks when the doctor gives your vegetables.” I watched him a release. I am worried the family eat quickly and we will not be able to even finish all they had. They ate make it these next few weeks with a desperation that only if we lose our electricity and people living on the edge of water. If you could help us food insecurity do. to get our utilities paid, we After the children finished would be able to keep from their food, ate the cookies being evicted and I would with relish (thanking me be so grateful to have hot profusely for the treat) and water again for bathing our children and dishes. I went to cleared their plates, the the food pantry several weeks mother and father dismissed ago but we still are short food them from the table to play in the yard. The mother, father this month. It helped but just and I remained at the table not enough with five mouths to talk about their financial to feed. situation. The father was thin and Dear readers, pale. He told me about the I went to the address the illness he had spent over five mother had shared in her
they had an electric stove and it was summer so no need for heat. The lack of hot water was troubling as I remember having to take cold baths when I was a child when our utilities were disconnected. It was not a pleasant memory. The mother showed me the disconnection notices for their water and electric utilities. I promised we would prevent this from happening. I also told them we would get their gas utility connected once more so they could again have hot water for bathing, laundry and dishes. The mother and father looked at each other and I could see tears in both their eyes. The father said, “When my wife told me about The Time Is Now to Help, I did not believe there was such an organization. I told her you would never come, but she always believed you would. And here you are helping us. I am so sorry I did not believe there are good people in the world that do care about my family and all people suffering like us.” I told them both about how all of us come together to help people suffering in poverty in our communities. I shared with them some stories of other assistance we have given and how those people’s lives turned around for the better after our life-changing help was given. They both were reassured by these stories that they could change their life for the better as well. Due to the lateness of the day at this point, we had to wait until the following day to work on getting their utilities restored. The next morning the mother was getting the utilities restored and paid to prevent disconnection. She then was so happy to take the children grocery shopping with the gift cards we had supplied. When I called the mother later in the day, she shared all the happy events of the day. The mother held up the phone and I heard the whole family shout, “Thank you!” We all shared a much-needed laugh over this. The next week I stopped by to check on their progress. The father had one more week until he could return to work, but he looked much
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Please help: There are many coming to us in desperation. Our good fellow creations need our compassion. Together we make a big difference. Make checks payable to The Time Is Now to Help, P.O. Box 1, Lake Geneva, WI 53147. The Time Is Now to Help is a federally recognized 501(c)3 charitable organization licensed in Wisconsin and Illinois. You will receive a tax-deductible, itemized thank-you receipt showing how your donation provided assistance for the poverty stricken. Memorials: Jennifer and Thomas Leedle in memory of Clifford “Kip” Snudden. Carla Matz in memory of Harry Bublitz and Heidi Danner. Jim and Donna Finlayson and Tom and Jeanette Sadler in memory of Maureen Shaughnessy.
Furniture donations: Please contact Love, Inc. for all your furniture, clothing and household item donations. Call (262) 763-2743 or (262) 763-6226 to schedule pickHealth and happiness, up. Please visit: www. God bless everyone, W.C./Sal timeisnowtohelp.org
Seminar on identity theft offered Representatives from the Illinois Comptroller’s office will join Rep. Jack Franks. D-Marengo, to conduct an interactive seminar on avoiding identity theft at Woodstock City Hall, 121 W. Calhoun St., on Sept. 18, from 10 to 11 a.m. The event is free, open to the county residents and will detail existing programs to help victims and proactive steps that people can take to prevent identity theft. “Identity theft is a problem whose reach and impact cannot be understated,” Franks said. “Conversations with friends and neighbors who tell me about issues related to identity protection are far too common.” Franks organized the seminar for McHenry Coun-
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weeks in the hospital with. He had a small cut in his leg that had become infected with a flesh-eating bacteria. It had quickly spread through his system, and he said he was lucky he had survived. The father showed me the large area that had to be removed from his leg to control the spread of the bacteria. The mother shared how he had gotten ill so fast that they did not realize it was life threatening until they rushed him to the emergency room. The father had tried to go to work, knowing how important his job was to his family’s well-being, not realizing he could have died from the effort. The mother had instead insisted he go to the emergency room, saving his life by doing so. The mother began to cry, reliving that horrible time of uncertainty and possible loss of her husband. The husband reached over and took her hand, saying, “Don’t cry. I’m OK now, thanks to you.” We discussed the time he had taken off work and the delay in his disability compensation. The mother had tried to continue working her two part-time jobs, but it had become too much with three children and her husband needing constant care. She managed to work one part-time job for 15 hours a week while her mother stayed with her husband and children. The mother said this was not ideal as her own mother worked full-time and needed to care for her father as well. I could see everyone was stretched. The father said, “I feel so helpless and like less than a man because I cannot get back to work and support my family. The doctor keeps telling me it is too soon and I need to regain my strength. It is so frustrating watching my family suffer.” I told him he needed to rest and we together would make sure his family suffered no longer. I went over their budget and saw they were making ends meet before this medical emergency. They did not live extravagantly but their bills had been paid and food was on the table. The gas had been disconnected for two weeks. They were lucky
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This column, which will run periodically in the HiLiter, chronicles the efforts of the non-profit Time is Now to Help organization to alleviate the effects of poverty in northern Illinois and southeastern Wisconsin. The Time Is Now exists solely for the purpose of alleviating the suffering of those who find themselves facing economic hardship. Whether it be through job loss, loss of a spouse who was the primary source of income, extreme medical expenses or other crises they face, an increasing number of people need the additional financial assistance that goes beyond what government, private and religious institutions can provide them. In the column, Time is Now to Help founder and director Sal Dimiceli responds to pleas for help from the community.
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Doves fly to reaffirm life
The fifth annual Labor of Love Day Music Festival was held at New Munster, Wis., Ball Park Aug. 31 to celebrate life and healing after the trauma of a loved one’s suicide. After a moment of commemorative silence, Bob and Sue Riley, grandparents of Jaime Leigh Wilson, in whose memory the event was created, and Shelly Zahn, originally of Kenosha, who lost a daughter to suicide, participate in a ceremonial release of doves.
Bong State Recreation Area announces programs Here is a list of activities scheduled in September at Bong State Recreation Area just over the state line at 26313 Burlington Rd., Kansasville, Wis. • Thursday, Sept. 11: Knee-high Naturalist. Bring your 3- to 5-year-old to this fun and involving nature program. This month it’s falling leaves time. Be prepared to go outside. Program will go on regardless of weather but topic may change. Pre-reg-
ister by calling (262) 8785601. Meet at the Visitor Center. 10 to 11:30 a.m. • Saturday, Sept. 13: Candlelight Hike. Bring the family for fall fun by candlelight. Hike the two-mile trail on your own or join a shorter guided hike. There will be a bonfire and marshmallows. Meet at the Visitor Center. 7 to 9 p.m. • Saturday, Sept. 20: Crane Watch. Drop in to visit a naturalist and to watch for cranes as they come to
roost for the evening in the wildlife refuge. Meet at the Observation Platform. 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. • Saturday, Sept. 27: Make your own paper and cards. Participate in all the steps to make paper from pulp. Learn techniques for including botanicals and seeds into your project. Your finished projects can be used as gifts or tags or for yourself. Meet at the Visitor Center. 10 to 11 a.m. • Sunday, Sept. 28: Wolf
Lake Trail Run/Hike. Enjoy a beautiful 3.9-mile fall hike or run and raise funds for the Nature Explore Classroom. Door prizes, music and refreshments. Fee is $30/person in advance or $35 day of the event. Call (262) 878-5601 or download a registration at: www.bongnaturalistassociation.org. Meet at the beach. No park entrance fees this day. 8:30 to 9:30 a.m.: packet pick-up; 10 a.m. to noon: Run/Hike.
Receipts can now serve as temporary vehicle renewal Legislation signed by Gov. Pat Quinn will allow a printed receipt from the Secretary of State to serve temporarily as the vehicle renewal sticker. The new law, which takes effect Jan. 1, will allow motorists to drive without an
up-to-date vehicle renewal sticker affixed to their license plate provided they have a receipt from the Secretary of State that proves they purchased a sticker online before expiration. The receipt is valid for no more than 30 days from the expi-
ration of the previous registration’s sticker’s date. “This is another consumer-friendly initiative that encourages online transactions with my office,� said Illinois Secretary of State Jesse White. “Our Driver Services facilities have many
customers come in to buy their stickers a day or two before they are set to expire. This new law will allow such customers to make the same purchase online, and then use the receipt as proof of up-to-date registration compliance.� Last year, more than 150,000 customers purchased vehicle renewal registration stickers during the last two days in May. The vast majority of customers visited a facility to conduct these transactions. Just over 6,300 people purchased their renewal stickers online. Over the last seven years, internet transactions have increased by nearly 300 percent in the Secretary of State’s office.
The Illinois Tollway Board of Directors recently approved a plan to lower the cost to get an I-PASS transponder when opening a new I-PASS account in advance of the Tri-State Tollway Interchange opening in October. “This change demonstrates how we’re working to provide everybody with the same access to all the opportunities our state has to offer, including its first-class highway system,� Governor Pat Quinn said. “We want to make sure all of our residents who use the Illinois Tollway can benefit from the advantages offered by I-PASS.� “The Tollway is committed to ‘everybody in, nobody left out’ and the plan our Board approved today will make getting an I-PASS as easy as possible,� said Illinois Tollway Executive Director Kristi Lafleur. “We have heard that the upfront cost of I-PASS can be a barrier for some and we hope that this program will help relieve that burden so that everyone has access to I-PASS.� As part of a larger campaign to educate customers about the new, all-electronic interchange and encourage them to get I-PASS, the agency is temporarily lowering the cost to $30 for a new I-PASS account from the current $50 or $60. For new customers, the deposit required to obtain an I-PASS transponder will be permanently reduced from $20 to $10 for all account types. Additionally, both the initial pre-paid toll amount and the minimum rate to replenish I-PASS accounts will be reduced from $40 to $20 for customers who open new accounts through Dec. 31. For existing customers who replenish their accounts manually, a $10 deposit refund will automatically be applied to their I-PASS account balances in the form of a credit to their pre-paid toll accounts. Cash refunds will not be issued. Existing customers can also have their minimum rate to replenish I-PASS accounts reduced from $40 to $20 upon request. These offers begin Oct. 1. To take advantage of these offers, new and existing customers must call (800) 824-7277 weekdays from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. and
weekends from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. or visit one of the Illinois Tollway’s Customer Service Centers. The Illinois Tollway operates the nation’s largest electronic tolling system, with more than 87 percent of all toll transactions paid electronically. Currently, there are more than 3.6 million I-PASS customers with more than 5 million active transponders. While all of the Tollway’s recently constructed interchanges have not included a cash payment option, this is the first interstate-to-interstate connection on the Tollway system where there is no toll collection point on the mainline roadway for customers who wish to pay cash. Tollway customers who would like to pay cash to travel between I-294 and I-57 will still be able to do so at the 159th Street Ramp Toll Plaza or via the 163rd Street Toll Plaza. These are the routes being used today. The new I-294/I-57 Interchange will be the fourth all-electronic interchange on the Tollway system. Other all-electronic toll collection points include the Illinois Route 47 Interchange on the Jane Addams Memorial Tollway (I-90), the Balmoral Avenue Interchange on I-294 and the Eola Road Interchange on the Reagan Memorial Tollway (I-88). The $3.4 billion Elgin O’Hare Western Access Project will be the first allelectronic toll road on the Tollway system. The $719 million I-294/I-57 Interchange is part of the Tollway’s 15year, $12 billion capital program, Move Illinois: The Illinois Tollway Driving the Future. The interchange will create a long-sought connection between two major interstates in the Chicago Southland that will relieve congestion on local routes, enhance economic development and improve overall transportation throughout the region. The interchange is expected to serve more than 76,000 vehicles per day and provide direct freight access to Chicago’s south suburbs – saving drivers $4 million annually in fuel. Tri-State Tollway drivers currently using I-80 to get to I-57 will save 25 travel hours per year using the new interchange. The full interchange is expected to be completed in 2024.
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The Fox Lake Mayor’s Challenge 5K run/walk to benefit the battle against breast cancer will feature a pair of events on Friday and Saturday. An all-you-can-eat pasta dinner is scheduled for Friday from 4 to 8 p.m. at the Fox Lake Volunteer Fire Department Bingo Hall, 114 Washington St. The run and walk is set for Saturday beginning at 8 a.m. at Millennium Park, Grand Avenue and Rollins Road. For more information, contact the Parks and Recreation office at (847) 587-3944. Proceeds generated by the events will benefit the Chicagoland Affiliate of the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation. The local run is sponsored by the Village of Fox Lake Mayor’s Office of Special Events.
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A kneeling Rebecca Ustitch, 13, (upper photo) views the progress of her pumpkin, No. 3, in this multiple exposure shot taken during the pumpkin roll at the Antioch Fall Fest near the Brook Bandshell, 900 Skidmore Dr., Antioch, on Saturday. Barbara Porch, Executive Director of the Chamber of Commerce and Master of Ceremonies, announces the pumpkin’s progress. At right: Jonathan Secketa, six months, and his brother Benjamin, 4, of Lake Villa, play among the pumpkins during a break in the fun at the Fall Fest. In addition to pumpkin rolling, the two-day event also featured a balloon artist, face painting, and the wiener races where area dachshunds vie for the title of Antioch’s fastest wiener. The festival, sponsored by the Antioch Chamber of Commerce, enjoyed near-perfect summer weather on both days.
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Teacher wanted for predatory sexual assault On Aug. 29, 2014, an arrest warrant was issued for Michael R. Vucic, 41, of Lake Forest, a teacher at Gavin South Middle School in Ingleside, for predatory criminal sexual assault and criminal sexual assault. Lake County authorities believe Vucic has fled to Germany. On Aug. 25, a female victim, under the age of 13, reported to her grandparents that Vucic had inappropriate sexual contact with her multiple times in 2012. In 2012 the victim was a student of Vucic’s in his class. Vucic has been a teacher at Gavin South Middle School for 18 years.
Vucic has not had contact with any students since the Lake County Sheriff’s Office was notified of the report. Vucic’s arrest warrant is for five counts of predatory criminal sexual assault, a Class X felony, and five counts of criminal sexual assault, a Class 1 felony. Bond was set at $1 million. The Lake County Sheriff’s Office believes there are additional victims and are requesting anyone who has additional information or who has been a victim of Vucic to contact the non-emergency communications center at (847) 549-5200.
Registration for the 2014 Fox Lake Fall Sports Program has begun. This season, soccer, T-ball, cheerleading, flag football, iceless hockey and NERF combat is being offered. Sessions run for five weeks beginning the week of Sept. 15. The fee is $50 per session.
Registration is required by Sept. 12. There is a six-child minimum per session or sessions will be cancelled. All participants will receive a T-shirt and a participation award. For more information, contact the Fox Lake Parks and Recreation department at (847) 587-3944.
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Explorer Post 300 has long, successful history in Fox Lake The village’s Parks and Recreation Department director Nancy Rogers then set up the group with a headquarters and meeting place in the basement of the former Lion’s Club at 23 South Street in Fox Lake. “We have numerous training seminars, for instance, the leadership education training is a nine-day basic residential academy with a 128-hour curriculum, and if you do the math…that’s up at 5 a.m. until midnight for 9 days,’ said Gliniewicz. “We also go to tactical competitions each year, which entails a 48-hour basic tactical course. “A better description of that…it amounts to a basic SWAT (Special Weapons and Tactics) program and reaction to different situations.” Fox Lake’s post entered the national tactical competitions (in Chandler, Ariz.) in 2007, with a five-person group entered in five events, and returned with two firstplace trophies in the events of “hostage negotiation,” and “hostage rescue.” “What I am most proud of,” Gliniewicz said, “this is a diverse group of teenagers who come together, will train for specific competitions, and that’s 400plus hours, from September through January, utilizing our own nucleus for training regimens and execution, spend almost three days driving to the site (Chandler), going into competition around three hours after our arrival.
“It’s against such post agencies as the Los Angeles Police Department, Los Angeles Sheriff’s Office, Las Vegas Metro, North Las Vegas Police Department, and several other prominent agencies. We come home, after placing in the 85-95 percentile range of our competitions. That speaks volumes.” The trophy shelf now holds 72 prizes and citations, with 42 coming from the tactical competitions at Chandler and the remainder coming from standard law enforcement competitions at the national and state levels. Gliniewicz is a 20-year member of the Fox Lake Police Department having come up through the ranks, as many officers and administrative officials before him. Fox Lake Police Chief Mike Behan, also rose through the ranks, and now approaches the 10-year mark of tenure in the position. “It’s been a thrill to see them excel and go on to become productive and responsible members of our community,”’ said Behan. “Our police department has steadily worked to change the perceptions that existed about us, to one of being a resource for residents to use, and count on. The Explorer Post 300 is exemplary of an
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the group provides assistance for “every Fox Lake event, and emergency situation.” “Last spring, when the flooding hit so badly, the post members were out shoveling and filling sandbags at an incredible rate, and in the hardest hit areas,” said Gliniewicz.
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In 1984, then-Det. Rich Goode organized the initial incarnation of Fox Lake Explorer Post 300 as a member of the village’s police department through the Boy Scouts of America. It was part of their career-oriented umbrella with a focus on law enforcement, and co-ed. By 2005, the curricula had been moved under the “learning for life” theme to follow an educational component. “We presently have 22 individuals in the post, and at one time, there was twice that number,” said Lt. Joe Gliniewicz. “Prospective members come in, observe for three consecutive meetings, and then, we ask if they want to join. We’re kind of like an Explorers program on steroids because we meet every Wednesday, and only 10 weekends per year, are we not engaged in some activity. “Essentially, we are a self-funded operation through donations and paying details, such as parking, traffic direction, and crowd control. This is open to young men and women, ages 14-21, and the only requirements are not having a criminal background, and do have a willingness to learn.” The village recognized the value of the group in 2008, and formally added them as a volunteer arm of the municipality through its police department, an act signed by former Mayor Cindy Irwin.
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The Richmond Police Department will host a 10-week Citizens Police Academy starting Sept. 29. The department is accepting applications from interested residents. The class will run from 6 to 9 p.m. every Tuesday at the Richmond Village Hall, 5600 Hunter Drive, Richmond. “Our goal is to educate and build a closer bond with our resident and business community,” Chief Ciro Cetrangolo said. Some of the topics and training include role of the police in the community, patrol activities, weapons familiarization range, investigations, use of force, K-9 unit demonstration and ride-a-longs. There will be opportunities upon graduation for attendees to join the Richmond Illinois Citizens Police Academy Association. The association assists the needs of the village and police department on an ongoing, as-needed basis. Applications can be picked up in person from Monday through Friday at the Richmond Police Department or by visiting the website at www.richmondilcpaa.org. Interested citizens from the village and outside the area are encouraged to apply. The application deadline is Sept. 25. Background checks will be conducted on all applicants. For information regarding the Citizens Police Academy, call (815) 6784163 or visit www.richmondilcpaa. org.
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A kneeling Rebecca Ustitch, 13, (upper photo) views the progress of her pumpkin, No. 3, in this multiple exposure shot taken during the pumpkin roll at the Antioch Fall Fest near the Brook Bandshell, 900 Skidmore Dr., Antioch, on Saturday. Barbara Porch, Executive Director of the Chamber of Commerce and Master of Ceremonies, announces the pumpkin’s progress. At right: Jonathan Secketa, six months, and his brother Benjamin, 4, of Lake Villa, play among the pumpkins during a break in the fun at the Fall Fest. In addition to pumpkin rolling, the two-day event also featured a balloon artist, face painting, and the wiener races where area dachshunds vie for the title of Antioch’s fastest wiener. The festival, sponsored by the Antioch Chamber of Commerce, enjoyed near-perfect summer weather on both days.
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of the Kenosha County and Walworth County Snowmobile Alliances. Visit www.twinrunners. com for a membership application or call John at (262) 945-0202 for more information.
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3/8 BLACK PEPPER FRIES ............... 6/5 lb $10.95 PLAIN WAFFLE FRIES ...................... 6/4 lb $10.95 CRINKLE WEDGE FRIES....................... 6/5 lb $9.00 BREADED CHEDDAR CUBE................. 6/2 lb $21.00 BATTERED CAULIFLOWER & CHEESE........ 6/2 lb $21.00 HILLSHIRE PRECOOKED BRATS.. 12 lb case $20.00 FARM BOY 5-1 ALL BEEF HOTDOGS................ $17.50 JIMMY DEAN PRECOOKED SAUSAGE PATTIES .. 30 lb case $42.00
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to cross their property and mark and groom snowmobile trails to make the club’s trail system one of the best in the area. Twin Runners supports local charities, provide scholarships through the AWSC and is a member
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Twin Runners Eighth Annual Vintage Snowmobile Show, Pig Roast and Swap Meet is open to the public and will be held from noon to 5 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 13, at 469 W. Main St., Twin Lakes, Wis. Registration for the Vintage Snowmobile show and Swap Meet starts at 10 a.m., with trophies given for the Vintage Snowmobiles at 3 p.m. This fun family event will include a pig roast, music and games. Twin Runners Snowmobile Club celebrates its 45th season this year. Club meetings are held the first Wednesday of the month from September to April at its clubhouse in Twin Lakes, Wis. Twin Runners is a very active club that would like to welcome all snowmobilers to attend the meeting, join the club and participate in the many snowmobile club trips, parties and events planned for this year. You don’t need a snowmobile to be a member. The club gets permission from landowners
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Snowmobile club to host pig roast, swap meet
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games and prizes, face painting and fingerprinting. Police, fire and public works equipment will be on display. Free hot dogs and refreshments will be available for kids (donation for adults).
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Spring Grove will host its Fall Kids Fest on Saturday, Sept. 20, from noon to 3 p.m. at Horse Fair Park. Presented by the police, public works and recreation departments, the event will feature live presentations,
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Fancy face at the Fun Fair
Face painting is one of the activities at the Community Church of Richmond’s Fun Fair to be held on Saturday, Sept. 13, from 2 to 4 p.m. at the church.
Two men – including one who was shot by a homeowner – are charged with trespassing and intimidation following an incident at a home in unincorporated Crystal Lake. On Sept. 2, at approximately 6:43 a.m., the McHenry County Sheriff’s Office received a 911 call for unwanted subjects at a residence in the 7300 block of Oakwood Lane. According to the Sheriff’s Office, deputies found Brandon Mendez, 19, on the property with a gunshot wound to the abdomen. In addition, Nicholas Porcayo, 18, no known address, was taken into custody as an active participant of intimidation and trespass to residence. Officials allege that Mendez and Porcayo arrived at the residence demand-
ing to speak with the occupants. Mendez and Porcayo are suspected of forcing a locked door open by kicking it. Once the two men were inside, the homeowner, who was armed with a firearm, demanded Mendez and Porcayo leave the residence. Mendez and Porcayo refused to leave after repeated orders, and the homeowner shot Mendez as he allegedly approached the homeowner. The investigation was reviewed by the McHenry County State’s Attorney’s Office and Mendez and Porcayo were charged with intimidation, a Class 3 felony, and trespass to residence, a Class 4 felony. The investigation is continuing and additional charges may be forthcoming. Bond was set at a Sept. 3 court date.
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Community Church of Richmond will host its third annual Family Fun Fair on Saturday, Sept. 13, from 2 to 4 p.m. at the church, 5714 Broadway, Richmond. The event is free and open to the public. Activities include an animal petting zoo, a tour through a fire truck and ambulance, games like bag toss and ladder golf, a chance to try out your skills while playing Wii games, face painting, snacks and an opportunity to win prizes For more information, call or email event coordinator Jean Valsa at (309) 212-0902, or jericha21@yahoo.com.
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Pet event set for Saturday Fur the Love of Dogs and Natures Feed are hosting their annual Responsible Pet Ownership event on Saturday, Sept 13, at Fur the Love of Dogs, 2400 Highview St, Spring Grove, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The event offers low-cost microchipping, nail trims for a donation, games, raffles and more – all to raise money for local animal shelters that will be in attendance with animals available for adoption. Local business vendors are invited to come. Space is $35 (business must provide table/tent) and includes 40 items to go in a promotional goody bag. If you are not able to attend, raffle prize donations are encouraged.
The annual golf scramble event for the benefit of the boys and girls golf teams at RichmondBurton Community High School is set for Saturday at Nippersink Country Club. The event begins at 11 a.m. with registration and a marshmallow contest. Golfing begins at noon with a shotgun start. Dinner, awards and the raffle follow
at 6 p.m. The cost is $60 per person or $240 per foursome in advance or $65 per person or $260 for foursome on Saturday. To register prior to Sept. 10, contact Brandon Creason or Brad Tichenor at (815) 678-4525. Nippersink Country Club is at N1055 Tombeau Rd., Genoa City, Wis.
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Local trucking company seeking driver for tractor trailer to haul gravel seasonally. Must be experienced with good driving record (minimum of 2 years). Top wages paid with excellent equipment plus benefits. Paid weekly and only one position available. We offer: • Single Source Dispatch • Dedicated Lanes • DOT Physical & Functional • Late Model Equipment Capacity Testing • Driver Assigned Equipment • Regional Lanes Experience Required: Previous sand and gravel haul with end dump experience required. Willing to work with a flexible schedule which will include weekend and some holiday work. Special skills and requirements: Valid Driver’s license required. Ability to understand and follow verbal and written instructions. ~Averaging over $1100 weekly pay plus paid bonuses. We are currently looking to fill regional lanes. If this sounds like the right fit for you, call 1-800-224-5998 and leave a brief message.
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Those who donate a raffle Johnsburg High School will Rayner at (815) 385-9233 or and Friday, Sept. 25 and 26, prize may also provide 40 host a flea market on Satur- by email at rrayner@johns- from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., and items to put in the goody day, Sept. 20, in the school’s burg12.org Saturday, Sept. 27, from 9 bag. There is lots of indoor front parking lot, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. A bag sale space and outdoor space, a.m. to noon. starts at 2 p.m. on Saturday. St. Joseph’s Spring Grove Boy Scout weather permitting. The church is at 10519 Funds raised from this Troop 297 is looking for For more information, event will go into the Class rummage sale is Main Street, Richmond, boys who like to camp, fish contact kpopelka@furthelo- of 2018 prom account. one-half block south of the and be in the outdoors. veofdogs.com. intersection of Highways The high school is look- Sept. 26-27 Boys from 12 to 17 years 12 and 173. Any questions, ing for vendors/sellers to St. Joseph’s Catholic old are encouraged to join. call the church at (815) 678participate in the event. The troop enjoys camping, Johnsburg H.S. to Spaces are available at $15 Church Altar and Rosary 7421 or visit the website at Society in Richmond will canoeing, outdoor cooking, www.stjosephrichmondil. each. host flea market have its annual rummage fishing and a lot more. weconnect.com. For more information The freshman class at sale beginning on Thursday Meetings are held at the and to sign up, contact Rose building behind the Spring Grove Fire District Building on most Tuesdays. Contact them here or call Scoutmaster Chris Cook at (815) 7904207 or Wayne Walusiak at (815) 245-8861. $ ) 3 0 , ! 9 ! $ 3 # , ! 3 3 ) & ) % $ 3 &! 8
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Spring Grove Flying Dragons is offering a self-defense program created for women. The courses are designed to help women learn how to avoid situations where an attack might occur, and effectively deal with an attack if it does occur. An eight-week course starts Thursday, Sept 18. The cost is $45. Call (815) 675-3504 for more information. Spring Grove Flying Dragons is located at 1622 N. Highway 12, Spring Grove.
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Southern Lakes Newspapers, publishers of the award-winning Burlington Standard Press, Elkhorn Independent, Delavan Enterprise and 13 other weekly newspapers is seeking an experienced copy editor to potentially become a lead designer on our copy desk. Experience in the Adobe Creative Suite – especially InDesign – is required and experience editing news copy on the fly is preferred. The successful candidate will work with the editor in chief and creative department manager to refine and improve our products by creating eye-catching pages that enhance our news mission. Send cover letter, resume and examples of your published work to Editor in Chief Ed Nadolski at enadolski@ standardpress.com.
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