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Township road budget shows little movement By Gail Peckler-Dziki CORRESPONDENT
In 2011, the Antioch Township roads and bridges requested $2,681,962 and received $2,098,811 In 2012, the levy was $2,536,062 and $2,168,527 was received. This year, the new budget amount is $2,285,132 with a mill rate of 0.257. The revenues and expenditures expected for the four road funds are $295,550 for the general road fund; $27,300 for the insurance
fund; $1,833,282 for the permanent road fund and $129,000 for the equipment and building fund Highway Commissioner Mark Ring works hard with his crew of seven full-time and one part-time to provide services within the budget on 81 miles of township roads. “We operate from Feb. 1 until a budget is passed in April without a budget,” Ring said in a recent telephone interview, “and have to take that into consideration with every budget we write.”
The fiscal year, according to Illinois state law, runs from Jan. 31 to Feb. 1. In additional, Ring must make sure he has cash on hand to continue to provide services until June when the bulk of tax money is received. “Even though this winter was terrible,” Ring said, “we still have money left and we didn’t need to borrow from the township. We did run out of salt and the cost from vendors was so high we didn’t buy more from them. But we have good
working relationships with surrounding municipalities that we worked out a deal with Warren.” Ring also adds bird’s eye sand to the salt mix. As the temperature goes down, the amount of salt in the mix goes up. The bird’s eye provides
traction for motorists. And the substance is organic and large enough not to flow into the Chain of Lakes in storm water. The Antioch Township crew is just about done with the bird’s eye clean up. Ring said they rent a machine for
about five weeks and they bring the bird’s eye back to headquarters. “We will be using the bird’s eye as a base for the new road and parking lot in the Osmond Township Park when it’s time for that,” he explained, “so we are recycling it.”
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Antioch Township freezes budget By Gail Peckler-Dziki
The 2013-2014 revenues were $1,186,100. The Antioch Township revenues for 2014-2015 are Supervisor Steve Smouse and estimated at $1,096,912. his board have kept the town- Funds available for 2013ship in the black. “We must 2014 were $2,034,252 and have cash on hand to keep are $2,169,168 for 2014operating until June, which 2015. The expenditures for is when we receive the bulk 2013-2014 were $1,494,850 of the tax money. Otherwise, and estimated at $1,437,150 we would have to engage in for 2014-2015. The current short-term borrowing and mill rate is 0.155. that includes interest costs.” Smouse says the Equalized assessed value township also uses reserves (EAV) for township for tax for matching grants for year 2011 $795,004,184 with township projects like park. $2,520,931 in new property. And general assistance In 2011, the township requirements are always an requested $1,069,544 and un-known. received $1,089,155.73. “We don’t know who will The township EAV come through the door and dropped to $745,198,561 what their needs will be and in 2012 with $1,615,617 we have to keep enough on in new property. The levy hand for that,” he explained. that year was $1,043,456 “And we also put $ $30,000 and the township received in the budget for senior $1,058,181.96. programs. Most participants CORRESPONDENT
pay something to help defray costs and we usually receive $15,000 back.” The levy has been frozen or lowered for the past several years. “I talk to several seniors every week who tell me that they can barely afford their taxes, they can barely afford to stay in the family homes,” Smouse said in a recent telephone interview. “Every time you turn around, taxes go up,” he continued. “With Illinois in such bad shape, when will we get a break? They can’t afford to stay and they can’t afford to sell their homes either. The state is talking about extending income tax and also about taxing retirement and Social Security. The incentive to stay in Illinois is disappearing.”
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Players in the Pinto division of the Antioch Youth Little League (AYLL) prepare to do battle on Opening Day at Centennial Park, 701 Anita Ave., on April 26. The cool temperatures might be more akin to a hockey league opening but enthusiasm amongst players and fans kept spirits warm. The AYLL has been an Antioch fixture for over 60 years. It is a non-profit organization serving serving area children in the region. For more information on the AYLL baseball and softball leagues, write Antioch.bb.sb@gmail.com or visit their website at http://www.ayll. com.
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Eleventh annual Girl-Wise conference is May 3
Girl-Wise is a daylong free conference for all girls attending junior high or high schools throughout the Lake County community. This year’s Girl-Wise conference will take place on Saturday, May 3, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the College of Lake County, Grayslake Campus, Building C. The day begins with registration, a clothing donation center, Jr. Challenge course teambuilding activities, and a resource fair. Thereafter, the girls will convene in the main auditorium for opening remarks and the featured speaker. The featured speaker for this year’s conference is Erin Merryn. Erin was a victim of sexual abuse as a child. It is now her mission to take the stigma and shame off of sexual abuse survivors and give
them a reason to speak. By doing so she speaks at many forums nationwide and has worked very hard to create Erin’s Law. Erin’s law, for states that have passed it, is a requirement of all public schools to teach sexual abuse prevention. Erin will be telling her story of overcoming, education, and prevention. Afterwards, attendees will be divided into junior high and high school breakout groups to address topics dealing with stress, empowerment, healthy body and minds, school success, and others. During the morning breakout sessions parents will also have an opportunity to attend an informative workshop. This year’s topic is “Positive Body Image and Self-Esteem.� Following lunch, which is provided for all of the partic-
ipants, the girls will view a play performed by the “Reality Theatre Troupe� of Omni Youth Services and complete the second half of the breakout sessions. Throughout the day, the young ladies participate in several activities and are pro-
vided a wealth of information to absorb; e.g., how to begin new friendships, strengthen old friendships, bolster self-esteem, empower and motivate oneself, and just have fun. The conference is a collaborative effort between a
host of agencies and volunteers that include the 19th Judicial Circuit, Regional Office of Education, College of Lake County, Lake County State’s Attorney’s Office, Juvenile Officers Association, Juvenile Justice Council, Omni Youth Services,
NICASA, Zacharias Center, Warren Township, One Hope United, Students from Warren Township High School, Huntington Learning Center, Lincolnshire Police Department, the Fitting Room and many volunteers throughout the community.
Free Clinic to have golf outing fundraiser Open Arms Free Clinic Inc. will have its second annual golf outing from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. June 3 at Hawk’s View Golf Club, 7377 Krueger Road, Lake Geneva. The first-place foursome prize will be a Hawk’s View gift certificate 18 holes of golf. Prizes will also be awarded for second place and random score card drawing. Giveaways and contests will take place throughout the event.
Back by popular demand is a “Beat the Padre� challenge at Hole No. 17, a par-3 hole. A circle with a 10- to 15-foot radius will be drawn around the Rev. Daniel Sanders. For donations of $5 to $20 dollars, golfers can try to “beat� Sanders. In addition, Kunes Country Ford has donated a Ford Focus for a hole-in-one contest at Hole No. 11, also a par 3. Cost is $110 per golfer or
$400 for a foursome, which includes 18 holes of golf, cart, lunch and dinner. Cost for dinner only is $45. Dinner guests should arrive between 5 and 5:45 p.m. To register, visit Open Arms Free Clinic Inc’s website at www.openarmsfreeclinic.org Check-in and lunch will be at 11 a.m. with a shotgun start for 18 holes of golf at noon. At 5 p.m., golfers will return to the club house for appetizers.
At 6 p.m., a two-meat buffet dinner will be served and silent auction and bucket raffle will take place. Proceeds will benefit the Open Arms Free Clinic Inc., a free, non-emergency health clinic in Elkhorn that serves people who do not have health insurance and who live or work in Walworth County with a household income at or below 200 percent of the federal poverty level.
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death notice IRENE BONGRATZ Irene Bongratz, 82, of Antioch, died April 26, 2014. She was born in Chicago on Oct. 6, 1931, the daughter of the late Karl and Elizabeth Podstupka. Visitation will be from 4 to 8 p.m. on Wednesday, April 30, at Ringa Funeral Home, 122 S. Milwaukee Ave. (Rte 83) Lake Villa. Prayers will begin at 9:30 a.m. on Thursday, May 1, at the funeral home followed by a procession to Prince of Peace Catholic Church for a 10 a.m. Mass of Christian Burial. Burial at All Saints Cemetery in Des Plaines will be private. In lieu of flowers, consider a donation in Irene’s memory to the Alzheimer’s Association (www.alz.org).
Harvard Chamber of Commerce is hosting its 29th Annual Golf Outing on June 18 at the Oak Grove Golf Course, located at 16914 Oak Grove Rd., Harvard. Individual golf, lunch and dinner costs $110. Foursome package costs $400, which includes four golfers with lunch and dinner). Registration begins at 10 a.m. with an 11 a.m. shotgun start and lunch will be offered. A steak dinner will be served at 5:30 p.m. and golf prizes will be awarded at 6:30 p.m. For dinner only, cost is $25. Hole in one wins $5,000 cash. Only 100 tickets will be sold for Super Raffle at $50. Grand prize is $2,000 with ten other prizes ranging from $75 to $250. Call the Harvard Chamber at (815) 943-4404 to register.
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Members of the Twin Lakes and Randall fire departments and rescue squads accompany the body of fellow firefighter Bruce “Ticker” Schaal, from St. John’s Evangelical Church in Slades Corners to St. John’s Cemetery on April 26. Schaal, 63, of Powers Lake, died April 21, and was greatly involved in the fire department. Memorial remembrances may be made to St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church, Randall Fire Department or Twin Lakes Rescue Squad.
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The Horticulture department at the College of Lake County will hold its annual plant sale on Thursday, May 8 and Friday, May 9 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. in the horticulture greenhouses (Building H near the Brae Loch Road entrance to the Grayslake campus, 19351 W. Washington St.). Proceeds from the plant sale help support CLC student scholarships and enhance-
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will be a variety of free daytime events from noon to 4 p.m. and an evening star party from 7 to 10 p.m., where participants view the Moon, Saturn and its awe-inspiring rings, Jupiter with its four moons, stars and other night sky wonders through a wide range of telescopes. The evening star party is weather dependent. Activities include solar observing through specially equipped telescopes, comet-making demonstrations and a walking tour of a scale model of the solar system. Displays will be available on a variety of topics, and children of all ages can enjoy astronomy-based activities. Members of the general public are welcome to bring their own binoculars and telescopes as well to the event, part of a day of astronomy observances nationwide. Astronomy Day is sponsored by the Lake County Astronomical Society and CLC’s Engineering, Math and Physical Sciences division. Events will be held in and around the Technology Building at the CLC Grayslake campus, 19351 W. Washington St. For more information or directions, visit www.lcas-astronomy.org.
Wine Walk Tickets go on sale at the Parks Department located at 806 Holbek Drive for the June 7 Summer Wine Walk. The cost of this event is $40 per person, which includes: commemorative wine Plots available glass, event menu, food, bot- at Community tle of wine and free drawing prizes. Tickets can only be Garden in Pell purchased in person at the Parks Department (806 Hol- Lake Wishing for a garden with bek Drive) or online at www. no place to put one? Comantioch.il.gov. For more information, call munity Garden in Pell Lake has standard 20 x 20 plots for (847) 395-2160. $15 and 10 x 20 plots for $10 available for gardeners who Go stargazing are looking for a place for their vegetable garden. There May 10 on is water available at each plot. For questions and informaAstronomy Day View the sky through pow- tion, contact Chris at chris@ erful telescopes and enjoy a rothranch.com or at (262) variety of educational astron- 617-1929. The Pell Lake Community omy activities on Astronomy Day, being held on Saturday, Garden is located on the corMay 10, at the College of ner of Route 12 and Pell Lake Drive, just five minutes from Lake County. The event is free and open Lake Geneva and Richmond, to the public of all ages. There Ill.
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Mother-Daughter Tea is a special afternoon designed for moms and daughters of all ages. (Substitute mommies are always welcome.) Price includes a memorable photo of each mother-daughter couple/group, beverages, petite sandwiches and dessert. Moms and daughters will enjoy delicious small finger-sized portions. The food offerings will be as tasty if not better than in previous years. The event will be held at Infini-Tea Gourmet Restaurant, 902 Main Street, Antioch. There are three seatings available: 11:30 a.m., 1:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. Tickets are $30 a couple, $15 for each addition daughter or grandmother. Tables of 6 – limited to 42 per seating. Infini-Tea likes to create new offerings to keep the event fresh for those who have made it an annual tradition. New spring teas will be available for tasting. Mention at registration if you have any dietary restrictions such as gluten free, vegetarian or food allergies. Also, mention at registration if your daughter will be bringing a special guest (doll or teddy bear) and a special seat at the table will be set up for them. Registration is underway at the Parks Office. Specify time preference and reserved tables of six at the time of registration. The Parks Office will do their best to accommodate those requests.
ments to the career programs. The plants were grown from seed or plug by CLC students and staff. Sowing seeds and sale preparation began in November. Purchasers may choose from annuals (ranging from alyssum to zinnias in sixpacks and four-inch containers); hanging basket combos (such as begonias, calibracoa and geraniums); vegetables such as broccoli, cauliflower, peppers, tomatoes or squash (three packs and four-inch pots); and herbs such as basil, rosemary and thyme (three packs and four-inch pots.) A wide variety of perennials are also available in six packs. A complete list of the plants on sale (with prices) is available on the College of Lake County Horticulture Department’s Facebook page. Payment can be made by cash, check or credit card. For more information, call Dee Sams at (847) 543-2318 or Gianna Fazioli at (847) 543-2632.
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Little Theater in the Church presents ‘The Tempest’ “The Tempest” by William Shakespeare is rocking along nicely toward its May 9 opening. The Mother’s Day weekend performance will be the only chance for audiences to see this new approach to possibly the most unusual play in the Shakespearian repertoire. It is not a history, or a romance, a tragedy nor a comedy. It is simply “The Tem-
pest,” a story of betrayal within a royal family, kidnapping of two innocent, defenseless people (one a 3-year-old child) and a strange magic force that allows them to survive on a deserted island for 12 years. And then – revenge. All performances will be in Wesley Hall of the United Methodist Church of Antioch, 848 Main Street in
Antioch. It is being presented by the Little Theater in the Church and Festival of Arts of Antioch and is directed by Ken Smouse, who created the adaptation of the classic play. The show will be on Friday May 9 and Saturday May 10 at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday May 11 at 6:30 p.m. The early curtains are to allow for full family attendance. The show will be enjoyed by all
ages. Tickets are priced $10 dollars for adults and $5 dollars for students. Coffee, punch and cookies will be served following the performances. Tickets may be reserved by calling the church office at (847) 395-1259 or the director at (847) 395-1333. Seating space is limited. The all-star cast is led by Justin Kezerow of Zion in the
role of Prospero, Tom Housman of Antioch as Gonzalo, Jeneva Petersen of Wisconsin as Miranda, Rob Weckler of Antioch as Alonzo, Nikki Georgia of Antioch as Ariel, and Isaac Armstrong of Antioch as Ferdinand. Other featured performers are Peter Pintozzi, Andrew Parish, Jerod Howard, Kevin Carr, Daren Walsh, Kellie Smouse, Roz Ohlinger, and
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(orchestra), Lamaiya Lancaster (dance) and Tom Mitchell (technical). Rehearsals begin May 27 and are held Monday through Thursday evenings (with possible Friday evenings and Saturdays based on cast availability) until tech and dress rehearsals, July 13 to 17. Performance dates are July 18, 19, 25, 26 at 7:30 p.m. and July 20 and 27 at 2 p.m. For more information, contact Craig Rich at crich@clcillinois.edu or (847) 543-2567. Produced by the departments of theatre, music and dance, the show will be presented in the Mainstage Theatre of the James Lumber Center for the Performing Arts.
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Fake Bonnie and Clyde murder car to be displayed at Volo Auto Museum Eighty-years-ago this May, a couple of the most notorious criminals in U.S. history met their fate in a hail of bullets. Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow were driving a stolen Ford V-8 sedan near Sailes, La., on May 23, 1934, when a law enforcement posse ambushed the pair. Infamous
at the time, the duo’s fame flared anew after release of the 1967 Warren Beatty, Faye Dunaway film, “Bonnie and Clyde.” While most have heard of the murderous bank robbers, lesser known is the tale of what became of the Ford they were driving when they were
gunned down. The car’s notoriety drew hordes of curious onlookers after it first was embroiled in a legal battle over ownership, and later became a traveling anti-crime exhibit. Its popularity was so intense, in fact, it spurred a smattering of fakes, which
eventually drew their own manner of law enforcement attention, said Brian Grams, Volo Auto Museum director. “In effect, Bonnie and Clyde’s crime spree continued even after death,” said Grams, who acquired one of the Fords circulated under false pretenses back in the ’30s, and plans
a live-action display this Memorial Day weekend detailing the history of the real and false exhibits of the era. “Our presentation will talk about how there were several fake Ford sedans making the rounds at fairs and carnivals throughout the south,” Grams said. Re-enactor Justin Fiorelli will embody one of the era’s hucksters, drawing crowds to hear the tale of the “amazing, bullet-riddled death car.” Presentations will take place Saturday, Sunday and Monday, May 24-26. “Everyone’s heard of Bonnie and Clyde’s reign of terror and their execution, but that’s
not where the story ended,” Grams said. “We’ll tell audiences some intriguing history, like how the actual car came to be owned by a man named Charles Stanley, who took it on tour. “Even people who encountered the real car were skeptical, because there were a number of fakes out there,” Grams continued. “We have one of the original fakes.” The real death car is on exhibit at Whiskey Pete’s Resort and Casino in Primm, Nev. For other information, call (815) 385-3644, go to volocars.com, or visit the Volo Auto Museum at 27582 Volo Village Road.
Lake County Chamber Lunch and Learn event May 7 Join the Lake County Chamber for their Lunch and Learn on Wednesday, May 7 from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. and learn how to take your networking from just your elevator speech that no one really remembers past the parking lot, to making strong connections that can reach over a lifetime. This month, Alana McKinney, Executive Director of BNI Marketing Northern Illinois will be speaking on Networking. Talk is cheap. Everybody does it. The questions are: • Does it seem as if no one’s listening to what you have to say? • How can you make your words matter and influence any outcome? • How can you really connect with others? The event will be held at Jimmy’s Charhouse, 1413 Peterson Rd., Libertyville. For more information, contact: Lake County Chamber of Commerce, e-mail info@lakecountychamber.com. Details: 11:30 a.m.: Networking, noon: Programming. Fees/Admission: Register today and save $5. $18 members in advance/$23 for walk-ins; $23 future members in advance/$28 for walk-ins. PHOTO SUBMITTED The Hi Liter
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CLC Music Department presents five concerts in May Five concerts, featuring both choral and instrumental music, will be presented by the College of Lake County Music department ensembles during May to cap off the 2013-2014 season. The CLC Music department boasts five instrumental groups: Monday Night Jazz Ensemble, Tuesday Night Jazz Ensemble, Wind Ensemble, Concert Band and Jazz Combo. CLC’s choral program includes four ensembles: the Choir of Lake County, the CLC Singers, the Chamber Choir and the Gospel Choir. The following concerts will be presented at the James Lumber Center for the Performing Arts on the CLC Grayslake campus, 19351 W.
Washington St. Concerts will be held in the Mainstage Theatre unless noted. • May 2 at 7:30 p.m., Jazz Ensembles Concert. The Tuesday Night Jazz Ensemble, directed by Dave Hibbard, will play tunes that include “BeBopper’s Blues” by James Linahon, “Miss Fine” by Oliver Nelson, “Jamie” by Sammy Nestico, “Bird’s Eyeview” by Jim Martin and “Amoretto” and “A Tribute To Kenton” by Lennie Niehaus. The Monday Night Jazz Ensemble, directed by Dr. Michael Flack, will play “Basie” by Ernie Wilkins, “It Don’t Mean A Thing (if it ain’t got that swing)” by Ellington/arr. John Fedchock, “Quintile” by Johnny Richards/arr. Bob Curnow, “Jive
and “America, The Beautiful” by Samuel A. Ward, arranged by Carmen Dragon. • May 5 at 7:30 p.m., CLC Student Jazz Combo. Directed by saxophonist and CLC instructor Tim Barclay, the combo will present a free concert in Room P101. The seven-member ensemble consists of Paul Roupas, tenor sax; Neal Lukenbill, guitar; Quamaine White, guitar; Skyler Kite, piano; Jesse Herscher, bass; Ethan Balmes, drums; and Ryan Johnson, vibes. The combo will perform a variety of selections, including jazz standards and three original compositions. • May 9 at 8 p.m., Spring Choral Concert. The choral music program will present a diverse musical program
featuring madrigals, motets, ballads and folk music in secular and sacred styles performed by 125 vocalists from the Chamber Singers, CLC Singers, Gospel Choir and the Choir of Lake County. The choirs will present literature by renowned composers such as Eric Whitacre, Moses Hogan and Edwin Fissinger. Highlighting the concert will be CLC’s voice faculty and the Choir of Lake County performing Haydn’s masterpiece, “Paukenmesse” (Mass in Time of War). This work will be performed in New York’s renowned Carnegie Hall on June 16 by 35 CLC choir members as part of a Manhattan Concert Productions concert. • May 14 at 7:30 p.m., Con-
cert Band Concert. Directed by John Mose, the 60-member band will perform a program that includes Alfred Reed’s “Music for a Carnival,” selections from the movie “Aladdin,” a medley of songs from “Showboat” and “Carnival of Venice,” featuring a trumpet trio. For tickets, call the JLC Box Office at (847) 543-2300 or visit www.clcillinois.edu/ tickets. To avoid long lines at the Box Office caused by last-minute sales, please purchase your tickets in advance or arrive at least 30 minutes prior to the performance. The Box Office is open Monday through Friday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. and 90 minutes prior to each performance.
McHenry County residential electronics and recycling event is May 3
Two arrested for residential burglary in unincorporated Marengo The McHenry County Sheriff’s Office announced that charges have been filed against Taylor J. Anguiano, 22, of Belvidere, and Elijah T. Greer, 22, of Rockford, in connection with two residential burglaries which occurred in the rural Marengo area. The charges were filed after a joint investigation by the McHenry County Sheriff’s Office, Boone County Sheriff’s Department, and the Belvidere Police Department. On April 24, deputies from the McHenry County Sheriff’s Office responded to a report of a residential burglary that had occurred sometime in the early afternoon hours. Deputies were able to track the offenders to a cash for gold store in the city of Belvidere where the offenders where selling proceeds from the burglaries. Members of the Boone County Sheriff’s Department and the Belvidere Police Department assisted in the
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investigation and located Taylor J. Anguiana in the vehicle used in the commission of the burglaries in a parking lot a short distance from the cash for gold store. Members of the Boone County Sheriff’s Department and the Belvidere Police Department also detained Elijah T. Greer in the area after a short foot pursuit. McHenry County Sheriff’s Investigators were able to link both burglaries from the stolen proceeds located in the offender’s vehicle. Anguiano was charged with Residential Burglary Class 1 Felony (2 counts), Theft (over) - Class 3 Felony (2 counts). Bond has been set at $150,000 and an April 29 court date was set. Greer was charged with Residential Burglary - Class 1 Felony (2 counts), Theft (over) - Class 3 Felony (2 counts). His bond was set at $150,000 and an April 29 court date was set.
Think before you throw those household items in the trash. McHenry County Department of Health (MCDH) has partnered with several businesses and community organizations to collect and recycle residential electronics and a variety of other recyclable materials for residents. Items can be dropped off on Saturday, May 3, from 8am1pm, at the North parking lot of the McHenry County Administration Building located at 667 Ware Road, Woodstock. Holiday lights will not be accepted. Accepted items include – • residential electronics – televisions, computers, VCRs, video game consoles, printers; a limit of 10 devices per participant; • latex paint (recycling fees apply); • fluorescent lamps and CFLs; • documents for destruc-
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Centegra offers new eating disorder support group Beginning May 12, Centegra Health System will offer a new eating disorder support group. This group will focus on improving unhealthy eating habits such as food restriction, overeating, emotional eating or managing an unhealthy body image. Participants will gain support and learn how to continue managing eating disorder behaviors. This interactive support group is designed to help people recover and build strong support systems. Research
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McHenry County Department of Health (MCDH) will offer a cholesterol screening at Harvard-Diggins Library, 900 E McKinley Street, Harvard, on Thursday, May 22, from 9 to 11 a.m. Appointments are required by calling (815) 334-4851. The cost is $35. The screening requires a 12-hour fast and includes total cholesterol, HDL and LDL cholesterol, fasting blood glucose, triglycerides, blood pressure, heart age assessment and cardiovascular education. A nursing consult is available once results are received. Why is cholesterol important? High cholesterol has a lot to do with your chances of getting heart disease. Although it usually has no signs or symptoms, it can be
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St. Joseph Church hosts Seventh Annual Pie Sale The Altar and Rosary Society - CCW of St. Joseph’s Church in Richmond, will be holding its Seventh Annual “Day Before Mother’s Day Pie Sale” on Saturday, May 10, beginning at 9 a.m. The sale of home-baked pies will continue until all pies are sold. Also in conjunction with the pie sale will be the annual spring flower sale, offering hanging baskets, patio
planters for sun or shade, geraniums of various colors and native wildflowers. The church is located at 10519 Main Street, Richmond, one-half block south of the intersection of Highways 12 and 173. For more information, call the church at (815) 6787421 or visit the Web site at www.stjosephrichmondil@ weconnect.com.
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Health department observes National Infant Immunizations Week, April 26 to May 3 life. “Babies need to visit a doctor or clinic for vaccinations at least five times by the age of 2 for protection against serious childhood diseases,” said Tony Beltran, the Lake County Health Department’s Executive Director. “Immunizations not only provide individual protection to each child, but protect the health of the entire community.” The Health Department’s Immunizations Program works to prevent the spread of illness by vaccinating
adults and children for protection against a wide variety of diseases. These diseases can be especially serious for infants and young children. Last year the program provided more than 20,000 vaccinations to babies up to 2 years of age and more than 23,000 vaccinations to children between 2 and 18 years of age. Vaccine-preventable diseases still circulate in the United States and around the world. In 2013, the Lake County Health Department investigated nine outbreaks of vac-
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Maverick Dietrich, 9, (left), and Alyssa Ulmer, 8, both of Antioch, get some “hands-on” experience in raising backyard chickens during the Eco Fair at the Antioch Elementary School, 817 Main St., on April 26. The Antioch Environmental Commission sponsored the fair. Commission member Melonnie Hartl, who actually raises backyard chickens, created the exhibit. Hartl also heads the Commission’s Community Garden project. To learn more about the Antioch Environmental Commission, the Community Garden, or raising backyard chickens, contact Hartl at melonnieh@hotmail. com.
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Village responds to private water service line insurance The Village of Fox Lake is asking homeowners throughout the Village to contact staff in the Sewer and Water Department at (847) 587-3506 prior to considering the purchase of private water service line insurance that they may not need. Homeowners have been receiving mail from a private company offering insurance coverage for private water lines. The village is not affiliated with this company.
By contacting the village, homeowners can learn more about their private water line in order to make an informed decision. Staff can help a homeowner determine the age of their water line and the material it is made out of. In Fox Lake water lines are made out of a variety of materials due to the age of the water system. For a majority of Fox Lake residents, becoming
more familiar with their own situation is a great first step towards assessing the cost versus benefit of this insurance. The village also recommends that homeowners learn more about the companies offering such services through the Better Business Bureau at (800) 273-1002. Village homeowners can contact the Sewer and Water Department at (847) 5873506.
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Fox Lake Spring Wine Walk – ‘A Grand Affair’ The Spring Wine Walk is sponsored by the Fox Lake Area Chamber of Commerce and Industry and will be held on Saturday, May 17, from 1 to 4:30 p.m. The Spring Wine Walk will offer samplings of various wines at 11 to 12 local business members in downtown Fox Lake. Ticket reservations are available now.
Stop in at the Chamber office at 71 Nippersink / at Lakefront Park and sign up for the spring event. Limited tickets will be sold. For more information, call (847) 587-7474. Your bonus bottle of wine and any additional orders will be available for pickup on Saturday, May 31, from 10 a.m. to noon at the Lakefront Park Building.
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Fox Lake to flush all fire hydrants in North Water System Beginning the week of Monday, May 5, and finishing on or about Thursday, May 15, the Fox Lake Sewer and Water Department will flush all fire hydrants in the North Water System. This is to ensure they are in good working order in case of emergencies and to help flush sediment out of the distribution system. Signs will be posted in each area before flushing begins. Flushing will be done between 7:30 a.m. and 4 p.m. on Mondays through Fridays.
No laundry on flush days Do not do laundry on the day hydrants are flushed in your area. Flushing stirs up rust and you don’t want that in your washer. After flushing in your area if there is any discoloration in your faucet water, let it run for a few minutes, preferably from the tub spout, and it will clear up. The water is safe to drink. If you have any questions, call the Fox Lake Sewer and Water Department at (847) 587-3506 Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. or e-mail horvathr@foxlake.org.
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The Official Safe Babysitting Course offered The Fox Lake Parks and Recreation Department is proud to offer The Official Safe Sitter Babysitting Course. Safe Sitter is a well-rounded youth development program with a medical basis, teaching young teen babysitters everything they need to know to keep themselves and the children in their care safe. The session will be held on May 3, at the Lakefront Park Building (71 Nippersink Blvd.) Class is held from 9:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. Check in begins at 9:15 a.m. and there will be a graduation ceremony at 4:15 p.m. The fee for the session is $45 and includes the official Safe Sitter’s Handbook with a completion card. You must be age 11 or older at the time of class to register. There is a class minimum of 8 participants or class may be canceled. The class will break for
Mother-Daughter Tea set for Sunday, May 4 Mother-Daughter Tea is a special afternoon designed for moms and daughters of all ages. (Substitute mommies are always welcome.) Price includes a memorable photo of each mother-daughter couple/group, beverages, petite sandwiches and dessert. Moms and daughters will enjoy delicious small finger-sized portions. The food offerings will be as tasty if not better than in previous years. The event will be held at Infini-Tea Gourmet Restaurant, 902 Main Street, Antioch. There are three seatings available: 11:30 a.m., 1:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. Tickets are $30 a couple, $15 for each addition daughter or grandmother. Tables of 6 – limited to 42 per seating. Infini-Tea likes to create new offerings to keep the event fresh for those who have made it an annual tradition. New spring teas will be available for tasting. Mention at registration if you have any dietary restrictions such as gluten free, vegetarian or food allergies. Also, mention at registration if your daughter will be bringing a special guest (doll or teddy bear) and a special seat at the table will be set up for them. Registration is underway at the Parks Office. Specify time preference and reserved tables of six at the time of registration. The Parks Office will do their best to accommodate those requests.
ment at the College of Lake County will hold its annual plant sale on Thursday, May 8 and Friday, May 9 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. in the horticulture greenhouses (Building H near the Brae Loch Road entrance to the Grayslake campus, 19351 W. Washington St.). Proceeds from the plant sale help support CLC student scholarships and enhancements to the career programs. A complete list of the plants on sale (with prices) is available on the College of Lake County Horticulture Department’s Facebook page. Payment can be made by cash, check or credit card. For more information, call Dee Sams at (847) 543-2318 or Gianna Fazioli at (847) 543-2632.
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View the sky through powerful telescopes and enjoy a variety of educational astronomy activities on Astronomy Day, being held on Saturday, May 10, at the College of Lake County. The event is free and open to the public of all ages. There will be a variety of free daytime events from noon to 4 p.m. and an evening star party from 7 to 10 p.m., where participants view the Moon, Saturn and its awe-inspiring rings, Jupiter with its four moons, stars and other night sky wonders through a wide range of telescopes. The evening star party is weather dependent. Members of the general public are welcome to bring their own binoculars and telescopes as well to the event, part of a day of astronomy observances nationwide. Astronomy Day is sponsored by the Lake County Astronomical Society and CLC’s Engineering, Math and Physical Sciences division. Events will be held in and around the Technology Building at the Plant sale set for CLC Grayslake campus, 19351 W. Washington St. For more May 8, 9 at CLC information or directions, visit The Horticulture depart- www.lcas-astronomy.org.
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The Main Stay Therapy Riding program site has been operating since 1987, and its purpose has been to serve individuals with special needs through the use of animals, nature, and acquiring a skill set not often accessible to their target group. Participants are afforded the opportunity to ride a horse, while being led through a variety of maneuvers connected to equine sports. A bucolic setting, located at 6919 Keystone Road in Richmond, only reinforces the process of challenging individuals physically, emotionally, and providing a level of self-confidence, translating into other areas of a participant’s life. Instructors and volunteers join forces to “show the ropes” of horseback riding in the center arena. Leading the animals by their reins and explaining the fundamentals involved in the sport is only one aspect. Special needs clients find themselves mimicking the sway and rhythms of the ride when dismounted and standing, something that helps relieve stress through a gentle mobility. An adjunct program that parallels the riding therapy, also involves the same target group and expands to include at-risk youth, seniors, and those being introduced to so-
cial situations. The Animal Assisted Activities program operates at the site, using an adapted farm structure where the interaction is on a tangible level of sensory input sights and sounds. “It depends on the clientele we’re serving in the population, we want to use the animals to promote the social, emotional, and behavioral needs of the client,” said Carla Kaizen, the program’s coordinator. “It’s a diverse client population with seniors, young people in court diversionary programs, at-risk youth. They interact with the animals, and each other. “This way, that client will be able to become a more positive member of their community, whether at home, school, or in the workplace. The benefits of the relaxed environment are the key for such an effect.” Kaizen is a certified instructor through PATH (Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship) International, an organization that maintains a global reach as a resource for equine-assisted activities throughout the United States and Canada with some 850-member centers. “One of the unique things about our program is using horses from the riding therapy program and the small mixed livestock herd (sheep, goats, miniature equine stock) that
“It’s a beautiful thing to For more information on Activities programs, visit their the clients come into contact with,” said Kaizen. “These are see, and it’s exciting to be a Main Stay Therapeutic Rid- website (www.mstrp.org), or ing, and the Animal Assisted call (815) 653-9374. all rescued animals, and we part of it,” said Kaizen. actively share the rescue stories with some of the clients. It forms a bond between them. “The purpose is that the animal has overcome its previous circumstances and recovered. It then empowers the client to see that if the animal can overcome difficulty, they too can be confident in overcoming their own situations, or circumstances.” The “hands-on” approach is crucial to the program, delivered through trained instructors, and volunteers. Like the riding therapy, an informative basis on specific needs, similar to individualized educational plans through a school model, and how to conduct the sessions, are part of the process. A variety of disabilities are placed under the umbrella activities but treated separately for their conditions. Severe physical limitations have also seen remarkable, almost miraculous improvements through the student’s JUDE KAIDER The Hi Liter concentration on the task at Players in the Pinto division of the Antioch Youth Little League (AYLL) prepare hand. to do battle on Opening Day at Centennial Park, 701 Anita Ave., on April 26. The The enrichment of an indicool temperatures might be more akin to a hockey league opening but enthuvidual’s life is not only a goal siasm amongst players and fans kept spirits warm. The AYLL has been an Anfor achievement, it acts as a tioch fixture for over 60 years. It is a non-profit organization serving serving area behavioral tool that is assimchildren in the region. For more information on the AYLL baseball and softball ilated into the person’s daily leagues, write Antioch.bb.sb@gmail.com or visit their website at http://www.ayll. regimen, and potentially becom. coming a coping tool.
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Kali, an small equine, navigates through an intersection with a client of the Animal assisted Activities program, as part of the Main Stay Riding Therapy umbrella, located at 6919 Keystone Road in Richmond. An adapted farm environment offers clients, including special needs and atrisk youth, a chance to interact and bond with farm animals to build a self-awareness and confidence in their own abilities, which they can carry forward into home, school, or work life to become better members of the community.
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