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WhatNorthern would EMS levy cost taxpayers? Illinois is the last area without an ambulance levy By Gail Peckler-Dziki CORRESPONDENT
The Antioch Rescue Squad (ARS) served Antioch Township residents (the village and the unincorporated area comprise the township) for 70 years, bringing emergency medical help to the doors of residents without any cost to taxpayers or additional charges beyond insurance to Antioch Township residents. Since neither the village nor First Fire Protection District 1 (FFPD1) contract with ARS any longer, that is about to change. Right now, the village is paying for ambulance service out of the general fund. The current contract cost is about $800,000. Some of that cost is paid for by those who use the service but whatever is left is paid for by the village. FFPD1 will use some of its reserves to help pay for now. There was an attempt to convince Antioch Township board to use some of its reserves to help cover costs, but those reserves are already earmarked for township needs. In November, Antioch township residents will be asked to add a 25-cent per $1,000 ambulance levy to taxes they already pay. That means people with homes with an EAV of $100,000 would pay $25 a year. Antioch village trustee Dennis Crosby commented at the recent emergency ser-
vices joint committee meeting that the freebies have ended. Antioch fire chief John Nixon keeps reminding people that this area in Northern Illinois is the last area without an ambulance levy. It did become evident during early subcommittee meetings, that even the ARS would need to make some changes to its billing process or seek some sort of financial remuneration from either residents directly or from the governmental bodies. The ARS, however, seems to be no more since neither the village nor First Fire Protection District 1 (FFPD1) no longer contracts with that group. Instead, FFPD1 is going the way of the village; depending on the Antioch Fire Department and its ever-evolving method of providing EMS services to area residents. Currently, the village contracts with Metro Ambulance. That business has hired members of the Antioch Fire Department fullrime to staff ambulances that answer resident calls for aid. Part of that evolution is Metro personnel riding in ambulances purchased by AFD, cutting contract costs. The next step to continue funding MEMS services is the November referendum vote in both the village and FFDP1. According to Antioch village administrator Jim Keim, the village should realize
$800,000 annually if the referendum passed. The current contract with Metro is just slightly less than that. Keim said in a recent village board meeting “This is a difficult budgeting year, because we have new responsibilities.” The village bill for Metro Ambulance service is just under $800,000. One way the village has been attempting to whittle down the bill has been to purchase used ambulances, equip them and then have Metro personnel use village equipment, cutting out vehicle cost. While he started with a $900,000 deficit, this has been whittled down to $700,000. The only way to get that down further, according to Keim, is to cut down on some services. Both the village and fire district are looking to the November vote to heal those holes. Even then, the money does not pour in immediately. When asked what the fire district might realize if the November vote is positive, FFPD1 board member Matt Tabar said he was still looking for those numbers. Nixon rolled out one strategy to help convince taxpayers to hand over more money. He compared what 22 fire districts in Northern Illinois pay per capita. Long Grove was the highest, with a population of 6,786 and a per capita tax of $565.44. Barrington was the least,
with a population of 4,799 and per capita tax of $2.48. There were three other communities wit a smaller per capita tax than FFPD1, put-
fire district is providing good service without wasting money. He believes that should add to voter incentive to say yes.
ting it at 17 with a population of 9,955 and a per capita tax of $75.15. Nixon said that FFPD1 taxpayers could see that the
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If you are sick, a physician might prescribe medication to fight an illness. That prescription is a “plan” to address whatever is making you sick. In the same way, land managers conduct prescribed burns to maintain Illinois prairies and woodlands in a healthy condition. Planning for spring burns began months ago as site managers prepared burn plans, applied for the appropriate permits from the Illinois Environmental Protection Agen-
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Rose. “Our goal is to save more lives, so the Lake County Sheriff’s Office will be out enforcing seat belt laws around the clock, looking for those who are not buckled up, in all seating positions. If you are caught not wearing your seat belt, you can expect to be ticketed.” Provisional numbers show that during the 2013 Memorial Day weekend there were three fatalities and almost 600 injuries on Illinois roadways. Two of those fatalities were alcohol-related. Remember - wearing your seat belt is your best defense against an impaired driver. While this year’s Click It or Ticket enforcement campaign runs from May 9 through May 26, deputies are out enforcing seat belt laws year-round. Buckle up and encourage your loved ones to do the same. You will help us save lives. For more information about the Click It or Ticket campaign, visit www.buckleupillinois.org.
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Matt Tabar, member of the FFPD1 First Fire Protection District 1, board and facilitator for the joint emergency services committee announced at the May 7 meeting that the Antioch Fire Department would take over emergency services for FFPD1. Tabar said this move is in line with the vision to put all services under one umbrella. This vision is shared by the village, fire district and township and includes having FFPD1 EMS provided by the fire department rather than the Antioch Rescue Squad (ARS). The personnel on the ambulances, according to Antioch fire chief John Nixon, would still be contract workers from Metro Ambulance. During the May 7 joint committee meeting, Nixon explained that an ambulance from Station 1, exclusively in the village, would be moved to Station 3, which is exclusively in the fire district. Nixon also explained that fire district addresses would be plugged into a computer program. Then they would be associated with the nearest fire station, regardless of the addresses location in the fire district or village. “This way,” Nixon explained, “requested service will be rendered as quickly as possible. Personnel will be available with either a duty crew or call back. We have hired new, highly qualified EMS personnel and will continue to hire the most competent as the budget permits.” He also said that the plan is to have personnel cross-trained in fire and EMS. He did acknowledge that there are more rescue calls than fire.
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If you think you can travel in Illinois over Memorial Day without wearing your seat belt – think again. The 2014 Illinois Click It or Ticket campaign kicked off May 9. The Lake County Sheriff’s Office is joining the Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT), the Illinois State Police (ISP) and hundreds of law enforcement agencies across the state to save more lives by strongly enforcing seat belt laws. In Illinois, as of Jan. 1, 2012, all drivers and passengers must wear seat belts in all seating positions in the car, not just the front seat. During statewide observational surveys conducted by IDOT in 2013, the overall usage rate for rear seat occupants was 77.4 percent versus 93.7 percent for drivers and front seat passengers. “Memorial Day weekend kicks off the busy summer driving season, and we want to ensure that everyone ar-
Tabar said, “We will now have service at a greater level than we have had before.” According to Tabar, the fire department purchased another ambulance and received $23,000 from the Foreign Fire Fund to equip it. (Insurance taxes are collected by the Illinois municipal from insurance taxes from companies outside of Illinois. Those monies are put into the Foreign Fire fund and the League distributes them to fire departments in Illinois to provide for the needs of the departments that are not funded by the municipality.) During the past year, the ARS has had an ambulance in Station 3, which had not happened until that time. Just recently, FFPD1 declined to consider or discuss any of the three contract variations offered by the ARS, instead deciding to go to the village for EMS. FFPD1 has no levy for EMS services and will dip into reserves to help pay. Both the village and FFPD1 are depending on the November referendum to fund EMS in the future. Should that referendum pass, nothing would be collected until after next year. Dennis Crosby, village trustee and member of the joint committee, commented at the May 7 meeting, “We have used up all our freebees and have to start paying.” Additionally the Village and District are working out the details for an Intergovernmental Agreement outlining finances and operations as one department. Tabar said that this cooperative agreement is moving the community towards the vision all have embraced. A May 2 press release from the Village of Antioch, First Fire Protection District and Antioch Township stated the date of the change would be May 8.
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CLC hosts its 45th Commencement The College of Lake County will hold its 45th annual commencement ceremonies on May 17 in the Physical Education Center on the Grayslake campus, 19351 W. Washington Street. Dr. K. Michael Welch, president and CEO of Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science in North Chicago, will deliver the keynote address. Commencement will consist of two ceremonies, one at 10 a.m. for transfer degrees (A.A., A.S., A.E.S., A.F.A, A.A.T.) and the other at 2 p.m. for A.A.S. degrees and certificates. The CLC class of 2014 consists of 2,769 graduates,
compared to 1,812 in 2013. The college attributes the jump in degrees being awarded this year to the new “auto award” system, which allows qualifying students to receive their degrees or certificates without having to petition for graduation. Admission to each commencement ceremony is free and open to the community. No tickets are required; seats are available on a first-come, first-served basis. The Student Government Association will sponsor a complimentary reception for graduates, faculty and guests immediately after each commencement ceremony,
Memorial Day ceremony set for CLC The seventh annual College of Lake County Memorial Day ceremony will begin at noon on Friday, May 23. The ceremony will be held outdoors at the CLC Willow Lake Veterans Memorial on the Grayslake campus, 19351 W. Washington St. Staff from Naval Station Great Lakes will support the event with a chaplain, color guard, echo buglers, the 13 folds of the flag ceremony, along with the U.S. Marine Corps drill team. Guest speakers include Congressman Brad Schneider (10th District), a gold star mother and father and several active duty personnel. The ceremony will also include a bagpiper, the national anthem and reciting names of the servicemen with Lake County ties who died in Iraq and Afghanistan. The Master of ceremonies will be Mike Peck, superintendent of the Lake County Veterans Assistance Commission. Individuals who have made donations to the CLC Foundation for tribute bricks to support construction of the memorial are invited to view their bricks, and all community members, veterans and families of those serving in the armed forces are welcome to attend. For more information, call Dorsey Thomas, CLC veteran’s retention specialist, at (847) 543-2338 or Wayne Masco at (847) 543-2646.
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which 31 percent will earn an A.A. degree and 15 percent will complete an A.A.S. degree. Another 4 percent will earn an A.S, 1 percent will finish with an A.E.S. degree and 48 percent will complete a certificate. Sixty percent of the graduating class is female, and 40 percent is male. Fiftytwo percent are ages 18 to 24, while 25 percent are ages 25 to 34 and 12 percent fall in the 35 to 44 age group. The youngest participating graduate is 17-year-old Rosalie Schweier of Lindenhurst, Class of 2014 statistics receiving an A.A. degree. CLC’s Class of 2014 The oldest participating comprises 2,769 graduates, of graduate is Andrew Liu, 64, of
Vernon Hills, who is earning a certificate in mechatronics. Waukegan residents comprise the largest percentage of graduates (11 percent), followed by Gurnee (7 percent) and Grayslake and Mundelein (both 6 percent).
GED graduation ceremony on May 18 CLC’s GED graduation ceremony, which honors Lake County residents who have completed their high school equivalency exams in the past year, will be held from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday, May 18, in the P.E. Center. The keynote speaker will be Wendi Kelly, a personal
development and business coach with Creative Clarity Coaching. She is a CLC GED graduate and earned an associate degree from the college in 1992. Nearly 200 graduates are expected to attend, and several scholarships will be awarded to select graduates transitioning to CLC as adult learners. Scholarship winners will also read essays about what earning the GED means to them. The ceremony is organized by the Adult Basic Education, GED and ESL division, with assistance from the Lake County Office of Regional Education.
Antioch resident earns award at ASPA National Newspaper competition Lake Forest Academy’s (LFA) student-run publication, The Spectator, has earned first place at the American Scholastic Publishers Association (ASPA) National Newspaper Competition. The newspaper has also been ranked as the ninth best
school publication in the nation. This is the seventh consecutive year that The Spectator has been placed within the top 20 student newspapers by the ASPA. Students work tirelessly to publish eight editions of the newspaper throughout the
year. Amanda Bozorgi of Antioch is a photo editor and provides a strong voice and insightful commentary during the publication process. William Murphy, the faculty adviser for The Spectator, comments that “LFA’s continued success in the
national newspaper contest is a direct result of the hard work and dedication of our student journalists. We have a large number of students who spend three years in our Journalism program and our paper benefits from their experience.”
Lake County Chamber to host 99th annual awards/installation dinner Join the Lake County Chamber for a night full of fun as they celebrate their 99th annual awards and Installation Dinner and Show on Friday, May 16, from 6 to 9 p.m., at Independence Grove, Audubon Hall, 16400 W. Buckley Rd. (Rte. 137) Libertyville. Cocktail hour is from 6 to 7 p.m.; Member Awards and Board Installation is from
member benefits. Help sup7:15 to 7:45 p.m. and an im- countychamber.com This event directly funds port your chamber. prov Comedy Show, Silent Auction, Photo Boot Corner Chamber programming and and raffles will be held from 8 to 8:45 p.m. DBSA support group meets on Sundays Tickets: $100; $90 for two or more. Tickets include DBSA Antioch, Depression and Bipolar (formerly dinner, a cocktail, wine Manic Depression) Support Alliance Group in Antioch and entertainment. Attire: meets every Sunday from 6 to 8 p.m. semi-formal. Call Dick (847) 395-2848 or Judy (847) 245-3924 for For more information, location and further information. contact the Chamber at (847) 249-3800 or info@lake-
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Automobiles 1983 JAGUAR burgundy, tan interior, 108K, all original, a beauty, runs great 262-878-5400 $4,000 obo Must sell.
1998 TOYOTA CAMERY 207k body in great shape, engine runs good. $800 O.B.O. 847-561-4225 1999 EL DORADO very good condition 98k miles. Asking $5,500 obo. Call 779-207-0022 or 815-995-0832
1994 4X4 FORD F150 cheap, runs great + new parts 135k $900 815-572-4832
2001 CHRYSLER 300 M 6 cyl, 161,262k, Silver. Auto A/C, power all, leather heated seats. CD Player, 4 dr. No rust from SC. Asking $2700. 262-960-4375
1994 LINCOLN TOWN CAR 169k, good rubber, well kept, $2,100 262-492-8023.
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2002 CHRYSLER CONCORDE LIMITED -
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2002 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO COUPE - V-6, auto., full power, 149K. ......$4,395 2008 PONTIAC G6 - 4 dr., power windows,
door locks, & driver seat, air, automatic, nice, 99K. .....................................................$7,495 1999 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS - 4 dr, V-6, automatic, power windows & locks, good transportation, 150K .....................................$2,995
2008 CHRYSLER PT CRUISER TOURING - 4 dr.,automatic, air, power windosw & locks, speed
control, tilt steering, nice, 94K miles ............$6,995
1983 CHRYSLER LEBARON CONVERTIBLE - A rare find, it’s here!! Just like
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2014 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN SXT -
JUST LIKE NEW, 12,600 miles, power dual doors, liftgate, driver seat and more .................... $21,995*
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AWD, heated seats, power seats, windows, door locks, 34K ................................................ $18,795* 2010 DODGE JOURNEY SXT - AWD, V-6, power windows, door locks & driver seat, automatic & air, 61K ................................................. $14,995* 2001 FORD FOCUS - 4 dr., automatic & air, easy on gas, 100K .........................................$2,995
2003 CHRYSLER PT CRUISER TOURING - One owner, only 45K.............$6,495 2005 CHRYSLER SEBRING TOURING CONVERTIBLE - Loaded, fun in the sun,
93K ...............................................................$6,995
2012 CHRYSLER TOWN & COUNTRY TOURING L - Dual DVD, leather, rear park
2002 GRAND PRIX GTP Super charged, loaded, like new. Siver/ Black. $6700 o.b.o Larry 847561-7210 2002 PONTIAC Grand AM, 140K, V6, moon roof, $2,600, 262-716-5582 2002 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX GT 3.8V6 171K runs great $2200 OBO See Craigslist Pick 847977-3114 2004 CHEVY IMPALA 4 dr.,V6, leather, sunroof, etc. Has all, great condition. $4450. 847-3955456/708-278-3982 2005 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN V6, full power, very nice condition. Always maintained. $3950. 847-395-5456/ 708-2783982 2006 TOYOTA SOLARA SLE v6 135k, Loaded, $8500 OBO, ex condition. 262-835-0044 2010 CHEVY IMPALA 4dr. mint cond beige, full pwr. 32k miles, $11,995 262-492-3836 2011 FORD FOCUS SE 4 dr., 4 cyl.. Kept in garage. Auto trans. 3363 miles. $14,500. Fully loaded. 262-661-4438.
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Boats 2005 CRESTLINER CX1754 bass boat; 2005 Mercury 60 HP, 4 stroke; 2004 Shorelander trailer, loaded, $7,500, 262-9396347 24’ MAXUM. 1994, 350 Mercruiser. Kitchen, bdrms, trailer. Trade in? $10,900? 847-395-2669 LAKELAND 15’ 25 HP motor, trailer, Anchor Mate & fish locator, $525, 262-763-6016 STARCRAFT, 14FT- V.BOTTOM, Aluminum, 3 seat fishing boat, asking $495.00, call 815-2823146.
Campers and RVs ‘03 FLEET WOOD PIONEER RV Model 25TS6 25’ CA, clean bed, super slide out awning $6,000 847-395-4153 1998 27 FT.MALLARD Travel trailer, new awning, new tires, excellent condition $4600. 773401-0208 2005 JACO GREYHAWK 31SS 12,500 miles, stored heated indoors, $38,900 262-206-9688 2011 26’ BUNKHOUSE Travel Trailer. Used 5 times., excellent. Owned by seniors. For pictures and details. 262-363-5688. $11,000.
Farm Machinery 1939 JONHDEERE B Runs good, good rubber, always stored inside. $1500 O.B.O. 815-7012076 1949 JOHN DEERE MODEL A Good rubber, always stored inside. $2000 O.B.O. 815-7012076. 1951-8N-FORD TRACTOR 6 ft. mower, grading blade, box blade, $4,500 OBO 262-749-0181, 262534-5659 1986 KOEHRING excavator, 6620 model, Isuzu diesel, 48,000 lb., 10 ft.. wide, 8900 hours, runs & looks good, $18,500 OBO. Brian 262-497-9494 2007 CASE 580M loader backhoe, 4 wheel drive 1500 hours heated cab, valved $45,900 262497-6176
Motorcycles 05’ H.D. SOFTAIL DELUXE 2-tone, black/white, x/chrome, New Tires/brakes/fluids, 20k Dealer stored & maintained, Absolutely Perfect $10,750 Robb 414-916-2610.
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2012 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN CREW Stow n Go, 3 zone AC, power drive seat, 27K miles. ............................................... $16,995*
2013 CHRYSLER TOWN & COUNTRY TOURING - Leather, DVD, rear park camera,
32K. ........................................................ $20,995* 2012 HONDA CIVIC LX - 4 dr., automatic, air, power windows & door locks, 23K. ......... $15,995*
2004 HONDA 750 SHADOW ARROW 10700 miles, new tires & battery, windshield, driver & passenger back rests, cobra exhaust system, matching hard sattle bags, floor boards, lots of extras, black and cherry show room condition, $3950 OBO 262745-5736 2008 YAMAHA SILVERADO S 1700 cc Fuel Inj. Touring Mint Cond. $3500 In Options Too Much To List, MUST SEE! $6700 815-289-5175 BYRON 2010 HARLEY FATBOB 15k new tires, lots of after rmarket parts, back seat, pipes, mirrors, air cleaner & programmer $12,500 608-322-0805 ADDICTED TO CHROME! Black 2003 Harley-Davidson 100th Anniversary Ultra Classic 21,000 Miles ALWAYS kept in garage! On Display at Harley Dealer during 110th Anniversary. FULLY Chromed, Painted fairing, air horns, Light bar, trailer hitch and wiring. 2nd stage kit and dyno tuned. ALWAYS serviced at Harley Dealer 2 matching 100th Anv. Helmets and cover. ALL original parts taken off when purchased. $16,500 or reasonable offer.. Only selling due to the need to switch to a trike. MUST SEE... May need sunglasses!! (262) 767-8518 CELL (262) 989-2201. LIKE NEW 2006 HARLEY Road King Classic Mileage 2200 $13500 OBO 262-878-4638 WANTED JAPANESE MOTORCYLES 1967-1982 ONLY KAWASAKI Z1-900, KZ900, KZ1000, Z1R, KZ1000MKII, W1-650, H1500, H2-750, S1-250, S2-350, S3-400 SUZUKI GS400, GT380, Honda CB750 (1969-1976) CASH. 1-800-772-1142, 1-310721-0726 usa@classicrunners. com YAMAHA VSTAR 650 10K excellent condition $2,500 OBO 262210-4836
Sports/Classic Cars 1970 MUSTANG GRANDE Great condition. Original interior. Asking $5000. Call 262-7589759 or 262-758-9440. 6902 Old Hwy DD, Burlington. Between Honey Lake & Honey Creek on DD West of Burlington.
1978 JEEP J10 360 4 barrel, 4-speed, Colorado truck, awesome shape, needs work, $4,500, 262-989-4112
Radiators • Alternators • Exhausts • Brake Shoes • Heater Cores Rotors • Gas Tanks • Starters • Bendix Brake Pads • Air Conditioners
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2001 HONDA CBR 929 RR. 12,124 mi. Good condition, new battery. $3,600 O.B.O. Call 262534-6648
1973 AMC HORNET 2-door sedan, V8, AT, Calif. car, call for details; 262-989-4112
AUTO SUPPLY 39809 60th St., Burlington, WI 53105 Hwy. 50 & P in Slades Corners
1998 H. D. ULTRA CLASSIC Electra Glide. Mystique Green/Black, 2 tone paint. Perfect amount of chrome, ready to ride,GREAT CONDITION, Comes with cover and battery tender. 42k $8,000. o.b.o. 708602-0035
1987 20TH ANNIVERSARY COUGAR Owned since 1989. No winters. Loaded. Collector. 262-989-4112 1987 OLDSMOBILE TORONADO Beautiful carshow beauty. Original new wheels, tires. $2900? 847-395-2669
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1993 CORVETTE CONVERT. Rare Teal/White Exc. $11,200. Partial trade? 847-395-2669
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Sport Utilities 1989 FULL SIZE CHEVY BLAZER 4X4, 350, 4” Rancho lift kit. 91k original miles, exc. cond. $8000. 262-515-6952. 1995 YJ JEEP WRANGLER, 4” pro-comp. lift kit, 4.0 Liter, 6cyl. exc. cond. 112k, $7500. 262-5156952 1997 CHEVY BLAZER 4WD, auto trans., loaded, Suburban snowplow included. $3400. 262497-6176 1997 CHEVY BLAZER 4WD, auto trans., mint, loaded, Suburban snowplow included. $3900. 262-497-6176 2000 FORD Expedition, 187K, new tires, brakes, exhaust, very dependable, make offer, 262989-4112
Trucks & Trailers 1992 S10 RUSTFREE, 4WD, xcab. Lifted, $12,000 invested, $2300? 847-395-2669 1994 STIGERS TRAILER heavy duty 10,000lb, 16’ with fold up ramps & small bobtail, $2600, adjustable pental hitch 262-8894386, 312-750-0040 1999 DODGE Dakota, 4WD pickup, ext. cab, 7 ft. box, 105K Mi., V8, auto, air. $4,950 OBO, must sell, 262-806-2914 2002 RANGER 154 K 4 cyl, 5 spd. man, black, 25 mpg ,topper, very good condition, $3300 815543-7630 98 DODGE DAKOTA Ex. cab V6 auto $2500 815-275-9434. READY HAUL TRAILER 12’ Duel axle, 12,000lbs heavy duty, tip up ramp. $2,800. 312-7500040. Silver Lake,WI. TRAILER SALE! Close-Out on ALL ALUMA in-stock trailers! Utility, motorcycle, Car hauler. Other trailers 6x12 cargo $2,249.00, 7x12 14k Dump with tarp $6,201.00, 7x14 Cargo ramp door $3,919.00. Over 100 trailers in-stock. 515-972-4554 www. For tDodgeTrailerWor ld.com (MCN) UTILITY TRAILER 83x16 Tandem axle. 5,000lbs. Electric brakes & ramps. $1,500. 262210-2371
Vans, Mini Vans 1999 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER minivan, V6. Good, solid transportation. $2000. 262-654-6207
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RUMMAGES Estate Sales 1833 SYCAMORE ST TWIN LAKES, WI May 23rd-26th 8a5p, Estate Sale, Rain or Shine. 337 W. CHESTNUT ST., Burlington, May 17-18, 8 am-4 pm., 262-716-3216
Moving Sale 7855 FISH HATCHERY RD., Bohners Lake, the farm on the curve, Fri. 9-4, Sat. & Sun. 9-3, 30 yrs. worth of great stuff! MUST SELL 2 dressers, lrg Oak desk, office,chair, computer w/ printer, chair and couch. $500 o.b.o. 262-534-6771
Antioch Garage Sales 817 HOLBEK DR. Fri. May 16th 9am to noon. Antioch Senior Center.
Burlington Garage Sales 189 W JEFFERSON STREET Thurs May 15th 3-8pm May 16 & 17 9-5pm. Miscellaneous for sale. 30447 DURAND AVE., next to Beachview Lounge, Fri.-Sat., May 16-17, 8-3, annual courtwide sales, multiple sales at storage units & mobile court. HH, clothing, home decor, wicker furniture, chipper, exercise equipment 30826 RUNNING FOX TRAIL May 16-17, Fri. 8-4, Sat. 8-2. Moving sale, lawn tools, home decor, lamps and furniture. No early birds. 325 PAUL STREET BURLINGTON Thursday-Saturday 9-2pm. Baby & Toddler items, household items, headboard, lots of misc. 34120 WHITE OAK DR., May 16, 8 to 4 & May 17, 9 to noon, multi-family, sofa, women’s Harley boots 8-1/2, jewelry, much misc., must see
34510 WALBURG LANE BURLINGTON Thur 5-8, Fri 8-12. Moving Sale! Kid/baby, chainsaw, table saw, refr, pull behind garden wagon, train table, much more.
Richmond/Spring Grove Garage Sales
34510 WALBURG LANE BURLINGTON Thur. 5-8 Fri 8-12 Moving sale! kid/baby, chain saw, table saw, refr, pull behind garden wagon, train table, much more. acreage for sale.
10920 PARTRIDGE TRAIL RICHMOND May 15, 16,17 9-4. Lots of bar signs and lights, vintage king size head board, barrel end tables, 2 buffets, desk, old records, upright freezer, lots of new giftware items, boys size clothing 14-16, antique national cash register. Directions, located in Sunset Ridge subdivision off of 173 and route 12 across from Dog & Suds.
34815 STATE ST Across from Gooseberries, 5/15, 5/16 8 to 4:30pm, 5/17 8 to noon. Estate Sale: furniture, household items, mens/womens name brand clothes, girls/boys clothes newborn to 14, Hammond Organ, toys, bikes, free tvs. 400 LEWIS ST. 5/15 -17 8-4, Girls clothes 6-18mnths, toys galore! Teen boy cloths/stuff, Momjnrs size, HH, Dad collectibles, Man-tiques + more. 6407 INDIANWOOD CIRCLE BURLINGTON 5/16-8-4 & 5/17 - 8:30-1, Multi-Family. Quality name brand girl’s clothing size 10 up to Junior size 7/8, Women’s clothing sz small-large, men’s clothing, Broyhill coffee and end tables, Bar refrigerator, yard and home decor, and much more! CRANBERRY KNOLLS SUB. 40710 & 40725 Sherwood Court. Sat. May 17th, 9-3. Hwy 50 to Hwy P, N on Hwy P, 1 mi to Cranberry. It’s finally Spring and we have been cleaning! Household items, rugs, pictures, tools, bikes, lamps, Longaberger Baskets, wine rack, antiques/collectables, English Rose dinnerware, Eastlake dresser. ($150), Craftsman 9HP 29” Snow Thrower and much more! Watch for signs.
East Troy Garage Sales 1917 DIVISION ST. May 16th, 3-7pm, May 17th & 18th 9-4pm. Cow collection, b&w,ceramic, plush, planters, set of dishes, over 100, buy one buy all, 262642-5936.
SPRING GROVE PADDOCK ESTATES SUBDIVISION ANNUAL GARAGE SALE. Fr i& Sat May 16&17 9-4 ; 8 families. Wilmot and Paddock Roads 1/2 mile South of Channel Lake State Park.
Rochester Garage Sales 103 S. State St. Friday’s & Saturdays, 9 am - 2pm Heavenly Treasures Resale Shop First Congregational Church of Rochester. Donations Welcome during open hours.
Union Grove Garage Sales 140 MILL AVE. Fri. 8-4/Sat. 7-4. Men, Women,& Kids clothes, home goods, toys, scrubs and more. 3320 S COLONY AVE (MAIN ST) St. Roberts Church. Thurs May 15 8am-8pm. Friday May 16th 8am-2pm. Spring used clothing sale. Everything $1 or less. Fri only half priced all day. All proceeds benefit Union Grove Area Food Bank.
Waterford Garage Sales 24400 DOVER LINE RD. 5/1517, 9-5. 4 family sale. Household items, dishes & more!
PM&L Theatre auditions for ‘Fiddler on the Roof’ PM&L Theatre will host auditions for the musical “Fiddler on the Roof” on Sunday, May 18, at 6:30 p.m. and Monday, May 19, at 7:30 p.m. “Fiddler” will run Fridays and Saturdays July 18, 19, 25, 26, Aug. 1, 2 at 8 p.m. and Sundays, July 20, 27, and Aug. 3 at 2:30 p.m. Come with a prepared song and be ready for cold readings from the script. An accompanist will be available. Cast size: Large (over 20). Roles available for the whole family, including children and
teenagers. Set in the little village of Anatevka, the story centers on Tevye, a poor dairyman, and his five daughters. With the help of a colorful and tightknit Jewish community, Tevye tries to protect his daughters and instill them with tradition in the face of changing social mores and the growing anti-Semitism of Czarist Russia. Rich in historical and ethnic detail, “Fiddler on the Roof’s” universal theme of tradition cuts across barriers of race, class, nationality and
religion, leaving audiences crying tears of laughter, joy and sadness. The show features a star turn in Tevye, among the most memorable roles in musical theatre. With beloved songs such as “Sunrise, Sunset,” “If I Were A Rich Man” and “Matchmaker, Matchmaker,” “Fiddler on the Roof” has the perfect mix of audience pleasing humor and heart. Auditions will be held at PM&L Theatre, which is located at 877 N. Main Street, Antioch.
‘Censored on Final Approach’ opens May 16 PM&L Theatre will present “Censored on Final Approach,” a play by Phylis Ravel and directed by Regina Reynolds, beginning May 16. During World War II, an elite
group of female pilots, championed by pioneer American aviator Jacqueline Cochran, were selected to serve as what was to become the WASPs, Women Airforce Service Pilots.
25514 & 25610 DOVER LINE RD May 16 & 17 8am- 3pm. Men’s garage sale. (Women also invited) Shop tools, hunting /fishing, few antiques. MODEL M peddle tractor, Case IH collectables, 1960 WI. conservation bulletins, 80’s B.S. Merit Badge books.
4317 RIVERSIDE ROAD May 15, 16,17. 9-6 Moving/Estate sale. Knife collection, (Pocket-Hunting,) trolling motor, grandfather clock, neon beer signs, collectables, household items, tools. Something for everyone. Free pocket knife w/$10 +plus purchase.
4126 MARY ST. WATERFORD May 16,17, 8-4. 18th 9-2. 2010 Jayco travel trailer, oak corner desk /chair, oak file cabinet, commercial pop corn popper, household, toys,girls clothes, baby boys clothes, rain or shine. 2 miles W. on hwy. K from 45, 4 mi. E on Hwy. K from Hwy. 36.
26201 NORDIC RIDGE Thurs. & Fri. 7-5. 4 Family. Hwy 36 to Hwy Y (Racine Ave) right on Nordic Ridge to end of culdesac.
Wind Lake Garage Sales
Salem Garage Sales 27206 94TH ST. CAMP LAKE May 14-16, 9-3. Household/ chairs, patio and garden, Christmas, tools and fishing.
They were not embraced by their male counterparts and struggled for acceptance daily. After the war, four WASPs meet to reminisce about their challenges and successes. The conversation soon shifts to a redacted report about a fellow pilot who was killed while trying to land her aircraft. What really happened? Someone knows the truth. “Censored on Final Approach” journeys into a time and place often left out of the history books. (Please note that this play contains sexual references and adult language.) PM&L Theatre is located at 877 Main St. in Antioch. Date/ Time Information: Fridays and Saturdays, May 16, 17, 23, 24, 30 and 31 at 8 p.m. Sundays, May 18, 25 and June 1 at 2:30 p.m. Fees/Admission: adults $13; seniors and students $10. Contact information: (847) 395-3055 or visit online at
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Student radio launches MSR – The Sound of the Scots Video killed the radio star in the 1970s, but it’s making a comeback at McHenry County College with the launch of the college’s first student radio station called MCC Student Radio (MSR). The radio station launched on April 16, broadcasting from the MCC Commons through this week from 2 to 4 p.m. and will expand to a longer broadcast day beginning in the fall 2014 semester. MCC Student Radio “The Sound of the Scots” was in the making for the past two years after a group of students approached adjunct journalism instructor Jim Stockwell, who has a background in broadcast journalism and radio, to begin the process to create a college radio station. According to Stockwell, one of the biggest obstacles is obtaining the rights to play music on the station, but MCC was already in compliance with Broadcast Music Inc. (BMI), which allowed the students to form a broadcasting club and proceed with creating the station. “The purpose of the radio station is to give students a hands-on feel as to what a radio station is like,” Stockwell said. “Another purpose is to present a variety of music, including pop, oldies, retro and crossover, to
appeal to the wide diversity on campus, and to share information about upcoming events and other news to MCC students. Stockwell and student volunteer Toni Ehredt are currently recruiting more students to enable the station to expand into a two-hour radio show in the fall. Production meetings and training sessions will be held during the summer months to teach interested students how to speak on radio and write news—all without the pressure of being live, on-air. “People can get involved in the student radio station to see if radio broadcasting is their passion,” Stockwell said. Currently, Ehredt is the sole radio “personality” and creates the playlists and public service announcements (PSA’s). Ehredt is a member of MCC’s College Activities Board and saw the radio station as an opportunity to get more involved on campus. She took an Introduction to Film class with Stockwell and wanted to join the radio station was one way to learn a new skill. “I saw flyers about the upcoming radio station and I decided to get involved because I like music,” Ehredt said. “Plus, it’s doing something valuable for the
campus and fellow students. Radio is so prevalent. When I listen to (professional) stations, I think, ‘I can do that better,’” Ehredt said. Ehredt will graduate in May with two degrees—an Associate in Science and an Associate in Applied Science in graphic arts. She plans to transfer to a four-year university in the fall to study graphic communications. “In the future, we hope to offer wave streaming, where students can listen to the radio station on their tablets, iPads on campus or from anywhere,” Stockwell said. In addition, to enhance the educational component of the radio station, Stockwell said he hopes to offer internships for students who are interested in the broadcast industry. He plans to work with Star 105.5 and 103.9 the Fox, located across the college parking lot, next to the MCC Fire Science training tower, to arrange opportunities for students to learn how the radio industry works and prepare for a possible career in broadcasting. For more information about the MCC Student Radio station, contact Jim Stockwell at jstockwell@mchenry.edu or visit the Web site at www. mchenry.edu/msr or send an e-mail to MSR@mchenry. edu.
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St. Ignatius of Antioch Furniture Sale in the Barn On May 16 and 17, St. Ignatius of Antioch, 500 E. Depot St., will be hosting its Furniture Sale in a Barn. There will be a large selection of all types and styles of furniture. Hours of the sale are from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. both days. For more information, call (847) 395-0652. Still accepting furniture donations.
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Even though it’s still cold outside, mosquitoes will be here soon enough spreading two diseases among horses that can be eliminated by vaccination, Eastern equine encephalitis and West Nile virus. “After this lingering cold, it’s easy to forget about vaccinating horses for diseases that are carried by mosquitos,” says State Veterinarian Dr. Paul McGraw of the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection. “Before long, the sun will emerge to warm things up and the mosquito population will quickly increase.” Horses require two doses of the vaccination initially, and then boosters at least annually. “Work with your veterinarian on your horse’s vaccination program, so you get the best formulation for your horse and advice about additional boosters later in the season,” McGraw says. Both WNV and EEE are caused by viruses transmitted by mosquitoes, and both may cause encephalitis, or inflammation of the brain. Both viruses can be fatal to horses. Symptoms are similar for both diseases: depression, appetite loss, drooping eyelids and lower lip, fever, weakness, twitching, paralysis or lack of coordination, aimless wandering, circling and blindness. Neither of the viruses is contagious between horses. While humans may also be infected by both WNV and EEE, it does not pass between people and horses. Mosquitos biting warm-blooded animals is the only route of transmission. Besides vaccination, McGraw recommends taking other steps to limit horses’ exposure to mosquitoes once the weather warms up: • Remove items from surrounding property that could collect stagnant water such as old tires, tin cans, plastic containers. • Keep rain gutters clean and draining properly. • Clean and chlorinate swimming pools, outdoor saunas and hot tubs and drain water from pool covers. • Turn wading pools and wheelbarrows upside down when not in use. • Empty and replace water in birdbaths at least once a week. • Consider keeping horses in the barn from dusk to dawn, when mosquitoes are most active.
Lake Villa and Lindenhurst,” said OAM Executive Director Marytherese Ambacher. The food pantry, located at 1548 S. Main St. in Antioch, is staffed by volunteers and funded by donations, providing
food and other assistance weekly to area residents in need. For more information contact Jim Menzer, (847) 395-3721 or Marytherese Ambacher, (847) 395-0309.
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Antioch Rotary Club and Rotary Interact, a group of Lakes and Antioch Community High School students, donated $2,000 to Open Arms Mission Food Pantry, which was enough to pay for a truckload of food from Northern Illinois Food Bank. Representatives from both groups helped unload the food truck during Easter break. “Both of our groups help out monthly at the food pantry. We consider it one of our most worthwhile community projects,” said Rotary Club President Jim Menzer. “We annually raise about $50,000, with about half of
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statewide observational surveys conducted by IDOT in 2013, the overall usage rate for rear seat occupants was 77.4 percent versus 93.7 percent for drivers and front seat passengers. “Memorial Day weekend kicks off the busy summer driving season, and we want to ensure that everyone arrives at their destination safe and sound,” said Undersheriff Raymond Rose. “Our deputies are prepared to take enforcement action for anyone, front or back seat, who is not wearing a seat belt.” In 2012, back seat passengers in Illinois accounted for
46 fatalities and over 5,000 injuries. Out of those 46 fatalities, 30 of them were not wearing their seat belt. “Seat belts save thousands of lives every year, but far too many motorists still are not buckling up, especially in the back seat,” said Undersheriff Raymond Rose. “Our goal is to save more lives, so the Lake County Sheriff’s Office will be out enforcing seat belt laws around the clock, looking for those who are not buckled up, in all seating positions. If you are caught not wearing your seat belt, you can expect to be ticketed.” Provisional numbers show
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Fox Lake Teen Jammin’ Dance returns Teen Jammin’ Dance and Social is back on the following Fridays: June 13, July 11 and Aug. 8 at the Lakefront Park Building (71 Nippersink Blvd.) from 7 until 9:30 p.m. Cost of admission is $3 at the door. This event is for 6th, 7th and 8th graders only. There will be pizza, pop, chips, water and candy available to purchase. For your child’s safety, this will be a lock in event. Any questions, contact the Fox Lake Parks and Recreation Department at (847) 587-3944.
set time of stamping. The Chamber of Commerce will begin selling the ad space in books during SpringFest Expo 2014. The books will go to print over the summer and will be available to the public the beginning of August at the Mud Run. Spaces are sold on a firstcome, first-serve basis and are available to any business. Youth organizations, school districts and local businesses will help in selling the books to the consumer. For more information, contact Sherri Beatty with Ally Plumbing at (847) 3561000 or Connie Meadie at the Chamber of Commerce office at (847) 356-8446.
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Wondering what to do with your kids all summer long? Look no further - Faith Lutheran Summer Camp is here. This camp for 4- to 8-year-olds will offer a morning of socialization and activities with a Biblical emphasis. The Word of God, sharing, listening and cooperation will be stressed as children participate in games, songs, story time, crafts and nature. Weather permitting, water play in sprinklers may take place on the playground. The camp will be held at Faith Lutheran School, Preschool space and playground located at 1275 Main Street (just south of 173 on Rte. 83) in Antioch. The hours will be from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. Monday through Friday. There will be three sessions: June 9 to 13 Summer Science, June 16 to 20 Messy Olympics and June 23 to 27 Stars and Stripes. Maximum enrollment is 25 children per session. The fee will be $75 per child/ per session for the first child. Each additional family child will be charged $50 (multi-family discount). Campers should bring a small snack and a water bottle labeled with their name to camp each day. Children must be toilet trained. Visit www.faithantioch.org to register online, call (847) 395-1660 or stop by the school office to pick up registration forms. Contact Sara Fendel or Alanna Schaefer at (847) 395-1660 for more information. Discover the
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The Antioch 885 Civic Club is hosting its annual Spring Fest/Carnival on Thursday, May 15, from 6 to 11 p.m.; Friday, May 17, from 6 to 11 p.m.; Saturday, May 17, from 1 to 11 p.m. and Sunday, May 18, from 1 to 5 p.m. Admission is $25 for unlimited rides. The carnival will be located just off Route 83 in downtown Antioch. Assorted rides, games and refreshments are available for all ages. Funds earned at the
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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.
Garden Club will be offering locally grown plants and garden-related items on Saturday, May 17, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. (rain or shine) at Williams Park Pavilion (by the Antioch train station), 741 Main St. (behind the Library). Home-baked cookies, cakes and pies will also be available to buy. The proceeds of this sale fund plant purchases for four Antioch public gardens, horticulture scholarships and trees for Arbor Day plantings throughout the village. Visit, shop and ask your gardening questions. Support your local community. For more information, contact Cindy Cartner at (847) 395-8902. Admission is free and is open to the public.
The Parks and Recreation Department has begun accepting registrations for the 2014 Spring Sports program offered through “Rookies Sports” The selections being offered are soccer, t-ball, flag football, cheerleading, NERF combat, basketball and iceless hockey. Sessions will run for 6 weeks and cost $55 per session. Registration includes a T-shirt and participation award. Call the Parks Department with any questions at (847) 587-3944.
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Wishing for a garden with no place to put one? Community Garden in Pell Lake has standard 20 x 20 plots for $15 and 10 x 20 plots for $10 available for gardeners who are looking for a place for their vegetable garden. There is water available at each plot. For questions and information, contact Chris at chris@ rothranch.com or at (262) 617-1929. The Pell Lake Community Garden is located on the corner of Route 12 and Pell Lake Drive, just five minutes from Lake Geneva and Richmond, Ill.
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
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Join the Lake County Chamber for a night full of fun as they celebrate their 99th Annual Awards and Installation Dinner and Show on Friday, May 16, from 6to 9 p.m., at Independence Grove, Audubon Hall 16400 W. Buckley Rd. (Rte. 137) Libertyville. Cocktail hour is from 6 to 7 p.m.; Member Awards and Board Installation is from 7:15 to 7:45 p.m. and an improve Comedy Show, Silent Auction, Photo Boot Corner and raffles will be held from 8 to 8:45 p.m. Tickets: $100; $90 for two or more. Tickets include dinner, a cocktail, wine and en-
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Increase in Lyme disease in Lake County prompts protection reminder
With the number of confirmed Lyme disease cases last year nearly tripling in Lake County, the Lake County Health Department/ Community Health Center is encouraging county residents to take precautions against ticks. Last year, 46 confirmed cases of Lyme disease were reported in the county, up from just 17 in 2012. “We have already begun to receive reports of ticks in Lake County this spring,” said Mike Adam, a senior biologist at the Lake County Health Department. “So as people go outside to enjoy warmer weather they should remember to protect themselves and their families against ticks and Lyme disease. It is anticipated that the harsh winter did not reduce the number of ticks.” Deer ticks (sometimes called the black-legged tick) can carry Lyme disease, as well as other diseases such as anaplasmosis and babesiosis. They are about an
eighth of an inch long as adults, and dark brown to bright red with black legs. Deer ticks were first documented in Lake County in 2006. Another kind of local tick is the American dog tick (sometimes called the wood tick). Dog ticks are onequarter-inch long as adults, much smaller as juveniles, and are dark reddish brown with irregular silvery or cream-colored patterns on their backs. Additionally, the Lone Star tick, distinguished by a white dot, or star on its back, was documented for the first time last year in Lake County. Neither Lone Star nor dog ticks transmit Lyme disease. However, the dog tick can transmit Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever and the Lone Star tick can transmit STARI (Southern Tick-Associated Rash Illness), although no cases of these diseases have been reported in Lake County. The Lake County Health Department is working with academia, state, regional
and county partners, communicating with health care providers and developing educational messages for the general public regarding Lyme disease. This year, in addition to environmental tick surveillance, the Health Department is conducting an extensive analysis of human cases, repeatedly notifying health care providers, and implementing the “Fight the Bite” educational campaign. The Health Department is urging residents to protect themselves from exposure to ticks by following the guidelines below: Tips for reducing tick habitat around your home: • Clear leaf litter under trees, and keep the ground clean under bird feeders. • Keep grass near playground equipment short. • Install a wood chip or gravel barrier between lawns and wooded and tall grass areas. • Minimize wood piles as these are attractive to small
mammals such as mice, which can carry ticks. Tips for reducing exposure to ticks: • Avoid tick habitat by staying on trails when in forest preserves and parks. • Wear light-colored, protective clothing, such as long-sleeved shirts, long trousers, boots or sturdy shoes, and a head covering. Tuck trouser cuffs in socks and tuck in shirt tails. • Apply insect repellent containing DEET primarily to clothes. Apply repellent sparingly to exposed skin. Do not apply directly to the face. • Be sure to wash treated skin after coming indoors. Use repellents containing permethrin to treat clothes (especially pants, socks and shoes), but not skin. Always follow label directions and supervise children in the use of repellents. • Walk in the center of trails so plants do not brush against you. • Check yourself, your
children and other family members every two to three hours for ticks. • If your pets spend time outdoors, regularly check them for ticks, too. • Promptly remove any ticks to help prevent infection. To find and remove ticks: • Check the skin and clothing of anyone that has been in grassy areas for an extended period. • Pay extra attention to the neck, behind the ears and the groin. • Use fine-tipped tweezers or shield your fingers with a tissue when removing a tick. • Do not burn the tick with a match or cover it with petroleum jelly. • Grasp the tick close to the skin surface and pull upward with slow, even pressure. • Do not twist or pull the tick quickly; this causes the mouthparts to break off and remain in the skin. • Do not squeeze the tick’s body.
• Once the tick is removed, disinfect the bite site and wash your hands with soap and water. • Make a note of the date you removed the tick and save it for identification in case you become ill. Place the tick in a plastic bag and put it in your freezer. In order to transmit illness, a deer tick must be attached to the skin for at least 24 hours. Symptoms of Lyme disease may include “bull’s-eye” rashes or lesions around the site of the bite (generally seven to 14 days after the tick has consumed a blood meal) accompanied by fever, fatigue, headache, muscle aches and/ or joint aches. If you experience any of the signs or symptoms seven days or more following a known tick bite, you should consult your physician. For more information, visit the Insect and Other Vector page of the Health Department’s site: www. health.lakecountyil.gov.
Free training and education events offered May 22 “Explore – Connect – Advance,” an engaging, free event to ignite your work and life potential, will be held from 4 to 7 p.m. on Thursday, May 22 at the College of Lake County Southlake Campus, 1120 S. Milwaukee Ave., Vernon Hills.
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For the past two and a half months, the McHenry County Design Team has been actively soliciting input from the stakeholders as part of their efforts in re-evaluating the intersection at Randall Road and Algonquin Road. In an effort to solicit input from the stakeholders, the Design Team mailed an outreach letter and project kick off fliers to over 100 business and property owners along the corridor. Additionally, the Design Team walked door-to-door personally handing out this flier to each business along the corridor, which numbered over 300 businesses. In the letter, the project was
re-introduced and stakeholders were asked to contact the Design Team to discuss any questions or concerns. A copy of the project flier was posted on the project Web site and Facebook page. Since this initial outreach effort, a number of businesses and entities have contacted the Design Team. To date, the Design Team has attended 14 meetings with various stakeholders, with an additional meetings planned for the coming weeks. The intent of the meetings has been to provide current information about the overall project, listen to the stakeholders and gain an understanding of their operations and concerns. It has
been stressed at these meetings that the intersection type has not been determined and that access is being re-evaluated. While the outreach efforts continue, the Design Team is also currently reviewing updated socioeconomic data that will be used to determine and/ or verify future traffic projections. These future traffic projections will be the basis of re-evaluating the intersection alternatives. Additionally, survey crews have begun working within the corridor to obtain the necessary topographical data necessary as the project moves into final design (known as Phase II).
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required to construct the improvements. The county will send out additional communications with more specific information as soon as it is available. County officials encourage
Results of Healthy Community Study to be presented May 21 The McHenry County Healthy Community Study partners invite businesses and the public to hear the results of its year-long health needs assessment to be presented on Wednesday, May 21, from 9 to 11:30 a.m. at McHenry County College, 8900 U.S. Highway 14, in Crystal Lake. The study was facilitated by Health Systems Research at the University of Illinois, College of Medicine, at Rockford. Following up on its previous studies conducted in 2006 and 2010, the
partners funded this next round of research to continue monitoring health needs and track improvements. Assessment tools included interviews with business leaders, an online community survey and an analysis of newer research to identify emerging trends and compare social, demographic and economic information. The partnership includes Advocate Good Shepherd Hospital, Advocate Sherman Hospital, Centegra Health System, Family
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McHenry Area Downtown Business Association presents its second annual Summer “Taste of Downtown.” Date is Saturday, June 7, from 1 to 5 p.m. Come with family and friends to visit and taste from 18 downtown McHenry restaurants on Riverside Drive, Green Street and Main Street. Each restaurant will offer a taste of some of their favorite food or beverages for a nominal cost of $1 to $2. Walk block to block or ride the trolley provided by the City of McHenry for a taste sampling from each participant. Remember to stop in and shop the downtown shops and businesses along the way. Many will be offering discounts and specials as well. Other special activities
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include The Bike Haven demonstrations and shows in Veteran’s Memorial Park from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Chain O’ Lakes Brewing Company offers a special release beer as they open their beer garden with three bands from noon to 6 p.m., and enter a raffle to win at the downtown business association table at Veteran’s Memorial Park with multiple giveaways, compliments of members. Come downtown on June 7 and enjoy the uniqueness of downtown shopping, bring the kids for the bike demos and fun and be sure to enjoy the finest cuisine in McHenry. For more information, visit McHenry Area Downtown Business Association on Facebook.
Master Gardeners to host annual Garden Walk July 12 In celebration of the 35th anniversary of the University of Illinois Extension Master Gardeners’ program in McHenry County, master gardeners will showcase their own gardens for a rare glimpse of the fruits of their labors at the annual McHenry County Master Gardener Garden Walk from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, July 12. Nine amazing gardens will be featured, including eight private residences clustered in the eastern portion of McHenry County and the public Demonstration Garden at McHenry County College. This year’s theme is “How Does Your Garden Grow?” and it is aptly turned around into the question, “How Do Their Gardens Grow?” “This year’s Garden Walk promises the best of the best,” said Marianne Zito, a Master Gardener and chairperson of Garden Walk. “After many years of inviting you to see other McHenry County Gardens, Master Gardeners welcome you into their world, showcasing the gardens
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Looking to make someone’s life a little brighter? Consider registering the special woman in your life for these new Continuing Education classes offered by McHenry County College. The following classes are available: • Hot Summer Hair Tips and Tricks: The salon and spa team at Distinction Salon and Spa will demonstrate the art of mastering the perfect blowout, quick up do trends, and summer hair tips and tricks that a woman can do to look great every day or your special summer outings. Class takes place from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Wednesday, June 11, at Distinction Salon and Spa, 88 Railroad Street, Crystal Lake. Cost is $19. Use course ID: NPL S50 011 when registering. • Sizzling Summer Makeup
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themed beds featuring hardy plants for our region. Eight private gardens at Master Gardeners’ homes feature a variety of native plants to unique exotics, aimed to thrill guests with dazzling color and design. Visitors may purchase tickets in advance for $12, using event ID: NCC S0 001 through June 28. (Tickets are $17 after June 28, using event ID: NCC S50 002) through McHenry County College by calling (815) 455-8588. Tickets are available the day of the walk at MCC’s Demonstration Garden or at each participating garden for $17. Upon purchase, visitors receive a list of the gardens, a map, and a booklet of tickets. Each garden requires a ticket for entry, and the stub doubles as a raffle ticket for door prizes.
Classes just for women offered
Join the fun on Wednesday, May 21, at 7 p.m. in the Old Town Hall, 1917 Main Street, Spring Grove, for “If These Walls Could Talk: Stories and Songs Witnessed and Heard by the Old Town Hall.” There will be free admission and displays of historical photos of Spring Grove. Light refreshments will be served after the
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tour. Guests may come for the entire day or come and go between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. The tour starts at the Master Gardeners’ Demonstration Garden at McHenry County College, 8900 U.S. Route 14 in Crystal Lake. Visitors are given directions, maps and tickets and instructed to drive to the private gardens on the tour. A plant sale will be held throughout the day at the Demonstration Garden while supplies last. The Master Gardeners’ Demonstration Garden at McHenry County College showcases a wide variety of plants, including eye-popping colorful annuals grown from seed by volunteers in the college greenhouse and perennial gardens for both sun and shade. Other highlights include a butterfly garden, and other
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they’ve grown and sharing their best advice — the secret language of their flowers and vegetables.” “The Master Gardener program, under the auspices of the University of Illinois Extension, aims to assist gardeners by answering questions, providing research and best practices and hosting a variety of educational opportunities throughout the year,” Zito said. “In keeping with the anniversary celebration, Garden Walk 2014 will include tips and tricks, education booths at each garden and experts on hand to answer your questions.” Garden Walk is presented by McHenry County College and the University of Illinois Extension McHenry County Master Gardeners. Like similar garden walks, this is a self-guided, day-long
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McHenry County College to offer OSHA courses in May and June The Shah Center of McHenry County College is now offering three separate OSHA courses facilitated by an OSHA industry expert, Mike Serpe, a principle at Safety First NA. Registration is underway for the following courses: • OSHA 10-Hour Voluntary Compliance in General Industry is ideal for personnel with safety and health responsibilities, and for implementing employee safety and health awareness programs. Stu-
dents will be introduced to OSHA policies, procedures and standards as well as general industry safety and health principles covered in OSHA Act Part 1910. Upon successful course completion, participants will receive a certificate of attendance and an OSHA 10-hour card. The course fee is $225, which includes materials. Class takes place from 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., Monday and Wednesday, May 19 and 21. Participants can register using course ID: NTE S65
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• OSHA 30-Hour General Outreach Training is designed to provide detailed coverage of OSHA’s general industry standards, requirements and employer’s responsibility to provide employees a safe and healthful workplace. This course is suited to safety and health personnel, supervisors, and those with safety and health responsibilities. A certificate of attendance and OSHA 30-Hour card will be provided upon course completion. The
Hepatitis testing day, May 19 McHenry County Department of Health will offer low cost Hepatitis C screenings on Monday, May 19, in recognition of National Hepatitis Testing Day. Appointments are required at (815) 334-4500. McHenry County reported 55 cases of Hepatitis C in both 2012 and 2013, with 72 cases reported in 2011. Hepatitis C is a serious liver disease that results from infection with the Hepatitis C virus. It has been called a silent epidemic because most people with Hepatitis C do not know they are infected. The virus is usually spread when blood from a person infected with the Hepatitis C virus enters the body of someone who is not infected. It is not spread by casual contact, kissing, hugging, sneezing, coughing, breastfeeding or sharing food, eating utensils or glasses. In 2012, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) started recommending Hepatitis C testing for everyone born from 1945 – 1965. While anyone can get Hepatitis C, up to 75 percent of adults infected with Hepatitis C were born during those years. Every year, approximately 15,000 Americans die from liver cancer or chronic liver disease associated with viral hepatitis. However, many people can benefit from available treatment options that can eliminate the virus from the body and prevent further damage. Most people infected with the virus don’t know they are infected so
course fee is $429, which includes materials. Class takes from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Mondays and Wednesday, June 16, 18, 23 and 25 Participants can register using course ID: NTE S68 004. These programs will be held at McHenry County College Shah Center, 4100 W. Shamrock Lane in McHenry. To register, call (815) 4558588. For more information, contact the Center at (815) 455-8593 or shahcenter@ mchenry.edu.
Sheriff’s Office investigates single vehicle fatal traffic incident in Hebron On May 4, at approximately 12:06 a.m., the McHenry County Sheriff’s Office responded to the scene of a single vehicle traffic incident that occurred within the 9700 block of Johnson Road, in unincorporated Hebron Township. Members of the Hebron-Alden-Greenwood Fire Protection District also responded and assisted. Preliminary investigation indicated that a 1996 Ingersoll Rand Club Car golf cart was headed southbound on Johnson Road, north of Illinois Route 173, when one of the back seat passengers, Stephen Canfield, for unknown reasons, fell from the back of the golf cart. Canfield was transported to Centegra Woodstock Hospital where he
was pronounced dead. The golf cart driver, Tyler Tikk, 21, of Alden, Ill., and the other two passengers, Jacob Walters, 20, of Harvard, and Zak Olson, 21, of
Hebron, were uninjured. The vehicle was not equipped with seatbelts and no occupant was wearing a helmet. Alcohol use is suspected as a contributing factor. The
incident is still under investigation by the McHenry County Sheriff’s Office Traffic Crash Investigation Unit and McHenry County Coroner’s Office.
McHenry man arrested on heroin charges The McHenry County Sheriff’s Office announced the arrest of a McHenry man on possession and Intent to Deliver Heroin charges on May 5. The Intelligence Led Policing Unit developed information that Russell Levand was transporting heroin from the City of Chicago back to McHenry County. Deputies conducted surveillance and
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made contact with Russell Levand, 30, of McHenry. Russell was found to be in possession of 12 capsules of heroin and several hypodermic syringes. Russell resisted arrest while being taken into custody. The estimated street value of the heroin seized during this investigation is approximately $240. Undersheriff Andrew
Zinke encourages residents to call (815) 338-2144 and report illegal drug activity in their community. Levand was charged with Unlawful Possession with Intent to Deliver Heroin (Class 1), Unlawful Possession of Heroin (Class 4) and Resisting a Peace Office (Class A). Bond has been set at $80,000 and a May 8 court date was set.
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getting tested is the only way to know. • Baby boomers are five times more likely to have Hepatitis C than other adults. • The longer people live with Hepatitis C undiagnosed and untreated, the more likely they are to develop serious, life-threatening liver disease. • Liver disease, liver cancer and deaths from Hepatitis C are on the rise. • Getting tested can help people learn if they are infected for receive lifesaving care and treatment. The CDC has an online Hepatitis Risk Assessment www.cdc.gov/HEPATITIS/ riskassessment/ designed to determine an individual’s risk for viral hepatitis and asks questions based upon its recommendations for testing and vaccination. The Hepatitis Risk Assessment allows individuals to answer questions privately, either in their home or in a health care setting, and print their recommendations to discuss with their doctor. It is not completely understood why baby boomers have high rates of Hepatitis C. Most boomers are believed to have become infected in the 1970s and 1980s when rates of exposure to Hepatitis C were the highest as methods of prevention were unknown. While some people who get infected are able to get rid of the virus, most people will develop a chronic, or lifelong, infection. For more information, visit www.cdc. gov/knowmorehepatitis/ LearnMore.htm.
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