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World premiere of ‘Elisa Monte Dance Does Brubeck’ comes to College of Lake County Gravity-defying physical power, as well as winding and twisting dance that bridges cultural barriers, highlights the world premiere of “Elisa Monte Dance Does Brubeck” at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 16, at the James Lumber Center for the Performing Arts at the College of Lake County, 19351 W. Washington St., Grayslake.

Diverse, daring, passionate and united in spirit, the acclaimed, New York-based modern dance features eight powerful dancers showcasing their talents in a two-act work.

They will perform to the sounds of Triple Play, a trio of multi-talented musicians featuring the music of Dave Brubeck and his son, Chris.

They will perform Brubeck standards including “Blue Rondo,” “Unsquare Dance” and “Take Five.”

The dance company founder Elisa Monte is an accomplished dancer and renowned choreographer. Her resume includes roles as principal dancer with the Martha Graham Dance Company, Lar Lubovitch and Pilobolus. Monte’s earliest work, “Treading,” (1979), has been followed by nearly 50 other creations, including choreography created in residencies around the world.

The virtuosic, versatile artists of Triple Play will perform folk, blues, jazz

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Tickets are $40 or $35 for adults; $39 or $34 for seniors, College of Lake County staff and alumni; $15 for students and teens and $10 for College of Lake County students who show a College of Lake County I.D. or class schedule at the box office. Prices do not include an additional $2 per ticket facility fee. The box office is is open from noon to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and located on the Grayslake Campus, Room P112.

The remainder of the 201819 James Lumber Center Professional Series includes the following events: • Golden Dragon Acrobats on Saturday, March 2.

• Artrageous on Tuesday, March 26.

• 80s Night Out on Saturday, March 30.

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Four colleges from four states have strengthened their commitment to improving student success by becoming among the first institutions to join the 2019 Cohort of the Achieving the Dream National Network.

Achieving the Dream leads a growing network of community colleges across America committed to helping their students, particularly low-income students and students of color achieve their goals for academic success, personal growth and economic opportunity.

The following colleges are among the first to join the Network for 2019: • College of Lake County, of Illinois • Hudson County Community College, of New Jersey • Pitt Community College, of North Carolina • Sacramento City College, of California “We are pleased to welcome these four outstanding institutions into our Network. Colleges like these that join the ATD Network show an exceptional commitment to becoming the kind of institution that will lead the nation into the future,” said Achieving the Dream President and CEO

Above: The Elisa Monte Dance Company features eight dancers. Right: Triple Play will provide the music for the world premiere of “Elias Monte Dance Does Brubeck.”

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Lake County Sheriff’s Gang Task Force arrest 14 men in undercover operation In February, the Lake County Sheriff’s Gang Task Force went undercover, arresting 14 men in a continued national campaign to suppress the demand for purchased sex, according to a Lake County Sheriff’s Office press release.

According to the release, the Lake County Sheriff’s Gang Task Force joined a coalition of federal and local law enforcement agencies in a nationwide operation, which specifically targeted customers of prostitutes known as “Johns.”

This was a web-based operation and utilized classified advertising websites, regularly used as a medium for prostitution. When the “Johns” arrived and offered money to the undercover detectives for sexual acts, they were arrested and transported to the Lake County Jail.

Over the past eight years, this nationwide effort led to the arrests of more than 9,000 total “Johns” and sex traffickers.

“There is no doubt a correlation between ‘Johns’ and women being sex trafficked.

Sex traffickers take women and juveniles to areas where purchased sexual acts are in

high demand, and northeastern Illinois is no exception.

Our Gang Task Force will do everything they can to rescue and protect those being forced into involuntary servitude,” said Lake County Sheriff John Idleburg.

Arrested in the 4100 block of Fountain Square Place, Waukegan: • Martin Barajas, 43, of 7800 block of 48th Ave., Kenosha • Roberto Lazcon, 29, of 1000 block of McCalister Ave., North Chicago • Ricardo Sanchez-Angel, 44, of 200 block of Grove St., Mundelein • Cristobal Paniagua Ferreira, 33, of 1500 block of Wilson Court, Zion • Matthew Weigl, 49, of 4100 block of 110th St., Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin • Daniel Jones, 26, of 400 block of Thornwood Drive, Lindenhurst

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Charitable organization helps many in need during January As we work toward matching the Family Foundation’s $30,000 grant in continuing our good works, I would like to share how we have helped our fellow creations this past month.

In January we helped 48 people with rent, utilities, car repairs, beds, food, gas, toiletries, household necessities, clothing and pet care.

• We helped people such as Diana, who graciously had taken in her older brother, who was in hospice due to a brain tumor. When he took a turn for the worst, she found herself missing work and falling behind on bills. After realizing he needed more care than she could provide while raising two children and working full time, she finally moved him to a care facility.

Unfortunately, she was already behind in her rent and utilities. For two months she struggled to get caught up, but late fees made her fall further behind. Thanks to your donations, we helped this single mother catch up on her rent and prevent them from being evicted.

• Charlie is a Vietnam veteran who struggles each day due to his failing health.

He shared some of the physical and psychological anguish he endured during the war, and this has carried over to every area of his life.

He no longer can do physically taxing jobs.

He is waiting to receive disability assistance due to the beginning stages of Parkinson’s disease.

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with his overdue rent and provided him with a new bed — he had not enjoyed a new bed his whole adult life. Since then he reported that his pain is gone for now. We hope and pray our assistance allows him to continue to improve every day.

• Mark and Carrie are nearly senior citizens who have worked hard their whole lives. They had their own business years ago before losing it during the past recession. Now they work in factories, unable to use their business experience, just so they can pay the bills.

They continue to pay off debts and, after foreclosure, live in a small apartment.

Last month Mark suffered a health scare that put him in the hospital for two weeks and unable to work for four weeks. They found themselves behind in their bills again and unable to pay for a much-needed car repair.

Thanks to your donations, Mark and Carrie were given assistance with rent and funds to repair their vehicle. This helping hand is just what they needed to get back on track.

• Vivian is a senior citizen who endangered her own housing by helping her homeless daughter and two grandchildren. Vivian is like any mother and grandmother who would

Waukegan man arrested after repeatedly selling prescription pills gateway into heroin or other drugs. I am making it a priority to actively identify and arrest drug trafHomero fickers sellCadena ing their poisons in our communities. Let me make it clear, drug pushers are not welcome in Lake County, we will find you and we will arrest you, to ensure our communities are kept safe,” said Sheriff John Idleburg.

Cadena remains held in the Lake County Jail on $100,000 bail. At the time of the releases’ publication, he is next due in court on Feb. 27.

Sheriff Idleburg reminds the community all defendants are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law.

For more information, visit www.lakecountyil. gov.

clothing. We received several letters and phone calls about families that did not have diapers or proper winter clothing for their children.

In one of these families, the father was looking for a full-time job. We gave him some tips about gaining employment.

Another father suffered health issues that prevented him from working, but the mother had just gotten a job. When they retain fulltime employment, they will receive further assistance with security deposits and first month’s rent. So, at least they will not be living in the freezing cold in their cars with children.

• A recently widowed mother of a 2-year-old, who also is pregnant, was given help getting back on her feet.

Her husband died two months ago, leaving her in shock and grief stricken.

The stress caused her to have many complications in her pregnancy, which eventually put her in the hospital on bed rest. Her daughter is living with her sister while she waits out the last month in bed.

The woman had to let her apartment go, and her sister put her belongings in storage. Now that she soon will be released from the hospital, she needs to find

an apartment and a job to begin after her recovery.

The sister has offered to let her stay with her while she recovers, but with only a one-bedroom apartment it will be too crowded to stay for long. They have decided the best plan will be for them to get an apartment together so the sister can help with the children and the rent.

After many lengthy phone conversations with this widowed mother, she proved to me that she was ready for this plan.

“I can’t stay in bed anymore once this baby is born. I am ready to get a job and take care of my family.”

That is great news because she gave birth in the first week of January and last week she and her sister moved into an affordable two-bedroom apartment.

New beds will be delivered along with gift cards for food, household necessities and gas. The woman will be starting a new job soon, so the combination of the sisters’ income will be enough for

them to get by.

• A senior citizen has been sent to one of our caring dentists for proper care. She was living in terrible pain and suffered from food insecurity.

While she waits for her final appointment, we have provided gift cards for food and toiletries.

Health and happiness, love and God bless everyone, Sal Please help: Many are coming to us in desperation, and these fellow creations need our compassion.

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Lake County Sheriff’s Gang Task Force concluded a three-month investigation into an individual illegally selling prescription pills out of his residence on Feb. 4, 2019, according to a Lake County Sheriff’s Office press release.

During the investigation, Homero Cadena, 32, of the 900 block of North Avenue, Waukegan, sold Amphetamine, a Schedule II Controlled Substance, and pills of Alprazolam, a Schedule IV Controlled Substance, to an undercover Gang Task Force Detective on multiple occasions, according to the release.

“Cadena was arrested without incident on Feb. 4,” the release stated.

He was subsequently charged with four counts of unlawful possession of a controlled substance with intent to deliver, class one felonies.

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At first she let her daughter and grandchildren move into her apartment but quickly was notified that this was not allowed.

She used her limited funds to move them to a motel, but this only provided them a week of shelter. Vivian called us in tears when she realized they all were in danger of becoming homeless.

After speaking to the daughter and finding out she was a victim of domestic abuse, we helped her move into an apartment close to her mother and referred her to other eligible assistance.

The daughter has acquired a job and the mother has caught up on her rent.

• A handicapped man was provided funds to repair his wheelchair-accessible van. With limited income and high utility bills, this repair would not have been completed until spring, making it impossible for him to get to his medical care or therapies until then.

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College of Lake County Foundation names Joe Sweeney as major gifts officer The College of Lake County Foundation has named Joe Sweeney as major gifts officer.

Sweeney, who started Jan. 7, has more than 30 years of experience in development and fundraising. Most recently, he served as regional director of the USA Midwest Province of the Society of Jesus (Jesuits). Prior to that, he worked eight and a half years for his alma mater, Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota, as senior development director and as vice president for development. During his time at the university, Saint Mary’s opened a $19.7-million-dollar state-of-the-art Science and Leaning Center in 2017. Additionally, Sweeney helped initiate and grow

the First Generation Initiative endowment, which started with less than $500,000 and now is approaching Joe Sweeney $5 million in donations. The Initiative endowment ensures dollars to support first-generation students at Saint Mary’s.

Sweeney’s experience also includes nearly 12 years as vice president for development at Loyola Academy. He also spent seven years as director of development at Carmel Catholic High School and six years as executive director of Boys Hope Girls Hope in

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“We are delighted that Joe has joined our team, and thankful for his experience and expertise,” said College of Lake County Foundation Executive Director Kurt Peterson. “His role is essential to the Foundation as it seeks to engage its major donors in new and significant ways.”

“CLC’s mission – to deliver high quality, accessible learning opportunities to advance student success and strengthen the diverse communities we serve – is well stated. I look forward to collaboratively working with CLC’s faculty, staff and leadership as we invite individuals and businesses to support the CLC Foundation,” said Sweeney.

Sweeney, who holds a Bachelor’s of the Arts in psychology from Saint Mary’s, has called Lake County his home since the late 1980s and has four adult children and one granddaughter. He said one of his daughters, Katie, is a College of Lake County graduate who completed a bachelor’s degree from North Park University and plans to complete her master’s degree in counseling this spring from National Lewis University.

“For me, it just makes sense to join a team that helps to make learning opportunities accessible for Lake County and the surrounding area,” he said.

For more information, visit www.clcillinois.edu.

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Upcoming happenings The “Scrappin’ and Craftin’ the Day Away” event will be from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 16, at the Antioch Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall, 75 North Ave., Antioch.

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The Antioch Woman’s Club is in search of vendors for its Community-Wide Sales to benefit Open Arms Mission and other Lake County human services organizations.

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Lake County Sheriff John D. Idleburg announced that Correctional Officer Dionne Dawson was selected as “Correctional Officer of the Year” by the Illinois Sheriff’s Association.

CO Dawson began her career with the Lake County Sheriff’s Office in October of 2010. She is highly enthusiastic, motivated and frequently seeks additional responsibilities. CO Dawson has been trained in every area of the correctional facility and performs exceptionally well in all areas. She actively seeks training opportunities and imparts her knowledge to her peers. She is a Crisis Intervention Team Member, Naloxone Certified Dionne and an instructor of Inter-Personal Dawson Communication Skills.

On Jan. 24, 2018, CO Dawson volunteered to take part in the 2018 Point-in-Time Homeless Count. She along with other volunteers searched for, interviewed and aided unsheltered people experiencing homelessness in Lake County. She helped document the needs of Lake County communities and connected people in need with services, which could be of assistance.

On July 12, 2018, while assigned as an internaltransport officer, CO Dawson was called to the jail reception area to process a subject who was selfsurrendering on an arrest warrant. When CO Dawson arrived, she saw the subject on the floor, facedown and unresponsive. The person was hardly breathing.

CO Dawson recognized the signs and symptoms of an opioid overdose. She immediately called a medical emergency and requested Naloxone to the scene. CO Dawson administered three doses of Naloxone with no positive response. A fourth dose of Naloxone was administered and the person became responsive. The subject was taken to the hospital for further treatment and there’s no doubt she survived because of CO Dawson’s life-saving efforts.

CO Dawson was honored on Feb. 4, 2019, as “Correctional Officer of the Year” at the Illinois Sheriff’s Association banquet held in East Peoria.

“I couldn’t be prouder of Correctional Officer Dawson’s dedication and willingness to serve the people of Lake County. CO Dawson comes to work every day with a terrific attitude, takes great pride in helping others, and frequently goes above and beyond. Congratulations CO Dawson on being named Correctional Officer of the Year,” said Sheriff John Idleburg.

Lake County Craft Beer Festival continues in 2019 The fifth annual Lake County Craft Beer Festival will be from 5 to 10 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 23, at the Lake County Fairgrounds, 1060 E. Peterson Road, Grayslake.

Take a break from winter to participate in a night of fun and beverage samplings including home breweries, large breweries, distilleries, wineries and other related products in the Fairground’s Expo Hall. There will be an escape room, photo booth,

bag tournament, live music, axe throwing, beer pong, food and more.

Tickets are $50 online or $60 at the door and include a souvenir tasting glass, 25 drink samples and entertainment. There is an option for a $10 Designated Driver ticket.

All attendees must be 21 or older. Discounted online ticket sales will close at 11:59 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 20.

For more information, visit www.lcfair.com.

(Continued from front page) nois Equity in Attainment initiative through the Partnership for College Completion. Our team is excited to begin this next phase of building CLC’s culture for student success,” said College of Lake County President Dr. Lori Suddick.

Teams from each of the four colleges will join the 2019 cohort at the annual three-day Achieving the Dream Kickoff Institute in the summer. The event includes an introduction to Network’s capacity-building framework and companion Institutional Capacity Assessment Tool, which enables colleges to pinpoint their strengths and areas for improvement.

During the Kickoff event, college teams will begin to organize their student success work for the year, including

preparing for their on-campus launch in the fall. They will receive an in-depth orientation to the Network and how to leverage the power of the national Network. Each college team will also meet their Leadership Coach and Data Coach. Coaches are community college leaders who are carefully matched with each institution to provide personalized advice and guidance to build needed capacities, align student success efforts and to support change where it is needed.

Achieving the Dream will announce groups of colleges throughout the spring and will announce the full 2019 Cohort in advance of the Kickoff Institute in June.

For more information, visit www.clcillinois.edu.

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Lake County Sheriff’s Office announces results from traffic safety campaign Lake County Sheriff’s Office announced the results from its weekend traffic safety campaign that ran from Friday, Feb. 1, through Monday, Feb. 4.

Over the campaign, deputies arrested one person for

driving under the influence of alcohol, one person wanted on an arrest warrant and issued 31 seat belt citations.

Of those 31 seat belt citations, seven were issued for children not properly restrained. A total of 54 traffic citations were

issued. Sheriff’s Deputies conducted 43 hours of extra traffic safety patrols during the enforcement period.

The “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” and “Click It or Ticket” enforcement effort ran to keep impaired drivers

off the roads and ensure more people buckle up for safety.

“We are out there arresting drunk drivers and reminding motorists to buckle-up, because it saves lives. All too often we respond to fatal traffic crashes caused by

drunk drivers, and we will do everything we can to prevent these tragedies from occurring.” said Lake County Sheriff John Idleburg.

The recent law enforcement campaign was made possible by federal highway

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For more information, visit www.lakecountyil.gov.

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Slices of life

Making your bed gets the day off to orderly start We all wake up in the morning – unless we work the night shift. Then we go to bed in the morning and wake in the evening.

But despite differing schedules, we all have some sort of beginning to our waking hours each day/ night. We all have to wake up. The alternative isn’t pretty.

Further, the vast majority of us sleep on a bed with a pillow and some sort of covers to keep us warm and help us feel secure. At least that’s how it is for me.

By

JILL PERTLER Columnist

When our sleepfulness comes to an end, we open our eyes and hop (or drag ourselves) out from under the sheets. Unless, of course, you are part of the 20-something generation that believes top sheets are an unnecessary detail to the

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bed. It’s a trend. For real.

For most, morning routines ensue as we try to scrub, straighten and brush out the dishevelment that eight hours of dream-filled shut-eye produces.

During this routine, two types of personalities emerge. This pertains to the details you pay attention to first thing in the morning.

You probably have habits that involve personal care, but do you also pay homage to your sleeping space, whether it is with or sans top sheet?

There are two types of people in this world: those who make the bed and those who don’t. You are either one or the other, but not both.

People who don’t make the bed may be realists who are concerned with time management.

If you make your bed in the morning, you are only going to mess it up again at night, making the bedmaking process necessary again in about 24 hours.

Doing the same thing over and over, day after day may not seem like the best use of time.

I beg to differ. We do

lots of things day after day, time after time. Showering.

Changing underwear. Eating toast. Charging our phones.

Worrying about things we can’t change. Avoiding the laundry. Making the bed.

It takes less than a minute and lasts much longer than that. You can’t say the same about other things pertaining to the bed.

You may have guessed: I am a bed-making advocate.

I have my reasons.

Making the bed gets your day off to an orderly start.

The pillows are in place, the sheets pulled taut. All is right with the world.

It is a quick and easy task that provides benefits and surprising repercussions throughout the entire day.

It’s a good way to impress yourself. Each time you walk into the room you are reminded: Hey, I made the bed! I’m a doer. I get things done! We all benefit from feeling a little better about ourselves. We hold our heads a little higher. We walk with a skip in our step.

Brushing our teeth doesn’t accomplish this and most of us complete that

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It is that time of year again, time for the people’s Choice Exhibition at the Antioch Fine Arts Foundation.

From now until 4 p.m. Feb. 22, visitors to the facility can come in and view entries, and select their favorite work of art.

The award reception is Feb. 22 from 4 to 6:30 p.m. with the award ceremony at 5 p.m.

More than 25 local artists have submitted a variety of work in various mediums, from oil and watercolor to 3D and woodworking.

When people stop in to vote, they can also visit the AFAF gift shop for a unique Valentine’s Day gift.

The AFAF gallery is located at 41380 Rte 83 in Antioch. The telephone is 847-838-2274. The hours are Thursday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 pm. and Sunday from noon to 4 p.m. or by appointment. Visit them on the website at www.antiochfinearts.org.

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• Slices of life (Continued from page 6) task at least twice each day.

Conversely, leaving the bed unmade reeks of disorder. Every time you walk into the room you will be reminded of the bedraggled state of your bed and perhaps your life. It will only serve to remind you of your shortcomings. None of us need that.

If you happen to get visitors, you don’t have to rush to the bedroom to shut the door to hide the imperfection and disarray of your messy bed.

Finally, a made bed gives you something inviting to return to at night. Crisp covers are inviting. They are

cool and sleek. There’s no need to bend over and look under the bed or across the room to find your pillow.

It will be right where you need it.

And you know where that is. On your neatly made, orderly and tidy bed.

Sweet dreams.

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