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Having launched Truck Off in 2017, Burke’s compa ny McHenry County Living is co-organizing with the McHenry County Fair Foun dation for the second con secutive year. A portion of admissions and 100 percent of drink sales benefit the foundation, Burke said. “We’ve always recog nized the importance of giving back to the local community,” Burke said. “Truck Off has raised more than $12,000 for McHenry CountyBurkecharities.”saidthe partner ship between MCL and the fair board began after Truck Off outgrew its inaugural space on the Woodstock Square. The food truck fest has taken place at the fair grounds since 2018. But the bond truly gelled after both event organizers — like their counterparts every where — suffered a chal lenging 2020, which saw Truck Off and other events canceled.“Aswe both reimagined events and our overall vi sions after 2020, it became clear that we both could bring key strengths to the table that would make for a great partnership for Truck Off,” said Susan Simons, secretary of the McHenry County Fair Foundation. “Our organization has elevated our events,” she continued, “and Truck Off fits nicely within our vision to grow our fundraising for McHenry County Fair infra structure, educational activ ities and entertainment.” Those interested are en couraged to check out addi tional event details by visit ing truckoff.net.
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Food truck fest at county fairgrounds delights all appetites tic brewer here in McHenry County who has supported our event over the years!” BurkeFoodsaid.and drink are not the only attractions at Truck Off. Billed as America’s Greatest Mind Reader, Joe Diamond and his team will wander and wow the crowds. A ven dor market will be on hand. Family-friendly games and activities are planned. There will be live music all eve ning. Rumor Hazit featuring ‘80s to modern dance rock and pop and there is more music still to be announced. Admission costs are $10 for a presale general ad mission ticket or $20 for a VIP presale ticket, available at truckoff.net, where a com plete list of confirmed ven dors and other event details also are located. Tickets will be $5 more at the gate. General admission is free for children who are 12 and younger. VIPs are admitted to the grounds an hour early and receive two free drink tickets each.
The McHenry County Fairgrounds will be the host site for the annual ‘Truck Off’ food truck fest. From 5-10 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 10 event attendees can enjoy all the best of food, drinks and music. For more details and ad vance tickets visit truckoff.net.
The fifth annual Truck Off welcomes all ages 5 to 10 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 10, at the McHenry County Fairgrounds, 11900 Country Club Road, FeaturingWoodstock.dozensof food trucks, come hungry to in dulge in global flavors like Mexican birria, Hawaiian poké, Italian arancini, Pol ish pierogi and Filipino lum pia, said Erica Burke, Truck Off“Therefounder.will also be trucks with a cult following like The Original Rainbow Cone and Cheesie’s grilled cheese, plus crowd pleasers like burgers, barbecue, piz za, sandwiches and sweets,” Burke said. “We’re excited to welcome back Girls Got Balls, who recently compet ed on The Food Network’s Great Food Truck Race.” Nothing goes better with great fare than something refreshing for which to wash it all down. With craft beer pairing so well with food trucks, Truck Off developed a commemorative beer with their friends at Sew Hop’d Brewing in Huntley. Dubbed Convoy Kölsch, this light, bright German-style brew pays homage to the fleet of trucks at the fairgrounds and will be available only at the event in limited quantities.
Analysis: Energy bill fact checks needed after first Bailey-Pritzker forum
Jerry Nowicki is the bu reau Chief of Capitol News Illinois, a nonprofit, nonpar tisan news service covering state government that is dis tributed to more than 400 newspapers statewide. It is funded primarily by the Illi nois Press Foundation and the Robert R. McCormick Foundation.
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Givenelsewhere.thecomplexity of energy generation, those are just a few of numerous factors that will determine whether “brownouts” go from abstract political talking point to reality in Illinois and elsewhere.
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MISO and its member states, Morris said, also re cently worked to reduce the amount of time it takes for a generator to connect to the MISO grid, earning praise from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. A few days after their news conference, CEJA backers praised planned transmission upgrades from MISO, noting “they must move faster to ap prove these renewable energy projects that will bring down prices and improve grid reli ability.”Another possibility is that generators who have been bidding into northern Illi nois capacity markets see the higher premiums being paid downstate and decide they’ll sell their capacity commit ments
There was a lot to un pack at the Aug. 25 candi date forum which saw Gov. JB Pritzker and his Repub lican challenger state Sen. Darren Bailey appear on the same stage, albeit at different times, for the first time this campaign season. For starters, I fact-checked the governor’s claim that em inent domain language was removed from the final 2021 energy bill known as the Climate and Equitable Jobs Act. That law, which Pritzker signed, contained a provision giving a private transmission line that authority in seven counties.Nowit’s time to fact check his challenger, too. “I had several counties in my district two weeks ago that went through a threehour brownout,” Bailey told a crowd of farmers at Schuler Farms in Lexington. “First time ever. It’s coming. It’s preventable.”Exceptthere’s no evidence that brownouts have occurred anywhere in Illinois. And when I asked the Bai ley campaign for more spe cifics on which counties had seen blackouts, they respond ed only with a statement call ing Pritzker’s energy policies extreme.Arecent Capitol Fax blog appeared to be the first outlet to look into Bailey’s claim, unearthing an unbylined Aug. 5 article posted to a website that’s part of an infa mous “pay-to-print” network historically tied to right-wing candidates.Baileywas heavily quot ed in the “article” that noted White and Wayne counties had experienced a three-hour brownout on July 30. Capitol Fax reported that the WayneWhite Counties Electrical Co-op had no such “brown out” event, although there might have been storm-relat ed outages. I called them up and was told the same. The Midcontinent Inde pendent System Operator, or MISO, is the federally-reg ulated regional transmission organization that serves 15 states including most of Illi nois outside of the Chicago area.The grid operator told me they had no knowledge of any “brownouts,” which is a term it does not use. “As of Friday, Aug. 26, MISO has been in normal operating conditions for the entire month,” a spokesper son said. “None of our emer gency operating conditions this summer have resulted in powerHowinterruptions.”energygetsfrom the grid to the home is immense ly complicated. To sum up a portion of it, MISO pro cures energy capacity each year, which is a promise that generators can put a certain amount of energy online during the grid’s peak de mandThreatshours.of brownouts en tered the mainstream discus sion when MISO’s capacity auction came up 1,230 mega watts short for the 2022-2023 year, contributing to load concerns and higher down state energy prices. What that means for reli ability, according to the com pany’s analysis, is that the “loss of load expectation”—a measure of how long, on av erage, that available genera tion capacity is likely to fall short of load demand—for the subregion that includes Illinois increased from the annual target of 0.1 day per year to 0.179 day per year. The target is 0.1, not 0, be cause there will always be a possibility that electricity use exceeds the available capaci
Bailey, Pritzker face off in agriculture forum with accusations of lies 2021 energy bill is major topic of discussion
Governor, challenger make dubious claims about Climate and Equitable Jobs Act ty, even in “normal” years. At a 3-hour committee hearing in May, lawmakers heard testimony from energy experts that surprise out-ofstate fossil fuel retirements were the main driver of the capacity shortfall this year, as CEJA’s decarbonization measures have not yet taken effect.Those measures include massive subsidies for renew able and nuclear energy and mandates that fossil fuel gen erators go offline by 2045— although state regulators can override those dates in the event of load concerns. While the likelihood of load interruptions increased only slightly this year, MISO warned at the May committee that as more fossil fuel plants go offline, the likelihood could increase in future years if new generators like renew ables or battery storage aren’t put online quickly enough. “MISO believes it’s like ly to get worse before it gets better,” Melissa Seymour, MISO’s vice president of ex ternal affairs, told the House committee in May. “Unless more capacity is built, es pecially capacity able to re liably generate during tight system conditions, the short falls we experienced this year will continue to get worse movingSomeforward.”ofCEJA’s main backers in the Illinois Clean Jobs Coalition have pointed the finger at MISO, noting at a July news conference that there are 6,000 megawatts of transmission projects in the RTO’s “queue” that are awaiting approval to begin the process of hooking it into thePritzkergrid. suggested the same at the Aug. 25 ag fo “MISOrum. has fallen down on the job,” he said. “That’s why Illinois had to pick up the pace in solar and wind and make sure that we’re producing more energy, not less. That is what the Climate and Equitable Jobs Act does. It helps us produce more en ergy.”Ina statement to Capitol News Illinois in July, MISO said it understands the urgen cy of putting new power on the grid and it had even more than 6,000 megawatts in the works.“Currently, MISO is pro cessing 95 generator inter connection queue requests for the state of Illinois (to taling over 15,000 mega watts), which is 12 percent of the total requests MISO has received for the entire 15-state footprint,” spokes person Brandon Morris said in a July email. “MISO is and continues to be ‘on the job’ of ensuring reliability is maintained while managing through this unprecedented number of unique requests to connect new resources.”
The candidates for Illinois governor faced questioning about their agriculture-related policies last week in an out building on a McLean County farm.Gov. JB Pritzker’s message was one of optimism, billing himself as the state’s “chief marketer.” His challenger, state Sen. Darren Bailey, a Republican from Xenia, told the room full of farmers that Illinois was in a “dire situa tion” that needed the “grit of a farmer” to rectify it. The Illinois Agricultural Legislative Roundtable—put together by a coalition of more than 100 of the state’s agriculture stakeholders— took place at Schuler Farms in rural Lexington. The event was moderated by Illinois Farm Bureau President Rich ard Guebert Jr. Pritzker highlighted his ad ministration’s wide-ranging infrastructure bill, defended his signature on a massive decarbonization bill and high lighted the progress toward fiscal stability the state has seen in his time in office. Bailey, meanwhile, sought to discredit the state’s fiscal progress, dismissed the en ergy bill as a collection of “virtue signals” and said Illi nois was starting to look like Baghdad.Thelast comment came in reference to the Climate and Equitable Jobs Act, signed into law by Pritzker last year, which aims to put 1 million electric vehicles on state roads by 2030 and take carbon-emitting energy gen erators offline in the state by 2045.The law seeks to accom plish that by massive ratepay er subsidies for renewable and nuclear energy and forced clo sure of fossil fuel plants over the next two decades. Bailey said that law has led to a threat of brownouts in areas of downstate Illinois that are part of the MISO re gional transmission organi zation that purchases energy capacity for 15 states. MISO representatives, however, tes tified at a committee hearing earlier this year that the early retirement of out-of-state fos sil fuel plants, not the passage of CEJA, led to higher down state energy prices and warn ings of potential brownouts.
“JB Pritzker’s energy pol icies are a little more than impractical virtue signals and cannot succeed with the speed of his promises,” he said. “We all want a clear plan, but JB has bet the farm, he’s bet our farms, and he’s thrown snake eyes every time.”
lawmakers at the time said the language, included on page 673 of the public act, applies to the Grain Belt Express, a trans mission line owned by the private company Invenergy. The language in the bill states that a project of Grain Belt’s magnitude “shall be deemed” a public use line, giving the company the ability to invoke eminent domain if needed. The counties named in the bill are Pike, Scott, Greene, Macoupin, Montgomery, Christian, Shelby, Cumber land and Clark. While Bailey said he be lieved the bill forced coal and natural gas offline too early, the eminent domain provision was enough for him to vote againstPritzker,it. in his discus sion at the forum, incorrectly claimed any eminent domain language was stricken from the bill. Asked by a reporter
Pritzker pointed the finger for higher downstate energy prices at “MISOMISO.hasfallen down on the job,” he said. “That’s why Illinois had to pick up the pace in solar and wind and make sure that we’re producing more energy, not less. That is what the Climate and Equita ble Jobs Act does. It helps us produce more energy.”
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It was also in relation to the energy bill that Pritzker ac cused Bailey of lying to mem bers of the forum about one of the provisions in the bill that the Illinois Farm Bureau had hotlyThecontested.pointof contention had to do with eminent do main, a process that allows governments to procure pri vate property while giving the property owner little power other than to negotiate a price. While the climate bill was ultimately stripped of provi sions that would have given counties the power to invoke eminent domain for wind and solar projects, the final bill did include a provision that allows a private transmission line to invoke the authority in sevenDemocraticcounties.
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• Ensure pets have a secure collar with an ID tag but re member that collars can break or be removed.
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Losing a pet can be devas tating to a family, and it’s es timated that one in three pets will go missing in their life time.After a beloved pet goes missing, actions can be put into place to increase the odds of having it returned home. But the best way to avoid losing a pet is to take steps to prevent the animal from going missing in the first place. Even if a pet is indoors-on ly, a natural disaster or a house visitor, especially a child, could unintentionally let a pet outside or leave a gate to a se curely fenced area open. Plan ning ahead by having a pet mi crochipped is an effective way to keep tabs on a family pet should they ever go missing.
A microchip is a tiny, elec tronic chip the same size as a grain of rice. The chip contains only an identification number connected to the owner that helps veterinarians, law en forcement and animal control return pets more quickly and safely.Having pets microchipped increases the odds of them returning home, especially if the microchip registry has up to date contact information for the pet owners. In June, McHenry County Animal Control was able to return sev en dogs home quickly thanks to their microchip and owners who kept their contact infor mationHerecurrent.aresome suggestions for pet owners who want to prevent losing a four-legged family member: • Microchip all pets, even if they are indoors-only. Most veterinarians and shelters have a universal scanner, which can read any kind of microchip.
• Check leashes, collars and tie outs for wear and tear, periodi cally replace these items • Secure the home and yard by checking the fencing around
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after the forum about the Grain Belt Express provision, Pritz ker said he was “talking about eminent domain broadly.”
The Illinois Department of Natural Resources is looking for volunteer docents for Volo Bog State Natural Area and Moraine Hills State Park.Docents should enjoy interacting with people, have a passion for nature and the environment, spending time enjoying the parks and are reliable and motivated. At both sites docents will greet visitors, answer questions, and offer information about seasonal natural occurrences at the sites. They invite guests to share their experiences and tell of ways to be more involved in enjoying and supporting the parks. To apply, contact Natural Resources Coordinator Stacy Iwanicki at 815-344-1294 or dnr.volobog@illinois.gov.
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• Register the microchip and keep contact information up to date on the microchip registry.
“What I heard was eminent domain, and that really got taken out of the CEJA at the very last day,” he said. Invenergy, meanwhile, has held town halls and said em inent domain would be a last resort with the vast majority of their interactions with property owners ending amicably. While the energy bill was a major topic of conversation, candidates also discussed a number of other issues, from agriculture subsidies to broad band availability in rural areas to infrastructure.Pritzkercontinued to tout the $45 billion capital infra structure bill that includes money for broadband infra structure and all modes of transportation. It’s a program Bailey opposed while in the General“We’reAssembly.goingto be build ing our roads and our bridg es, and our airports, and our ports all across the state of Illinois so you can more eas ily get your goods to market across the board,” Pritzker said. “Take note that the ma jority of the dollars that we’re putting into infrastructure are investedBailey,downstate.”meanwhile, con tinued to assert that state fi nances can be improved with “zero-based budgeting,” a concept of justifying every dollar spent up front rather than carrying over costs from a previous budget year. He said he’d fill govern ment agencies with business people.
Enbridge’s Fueling Futures program to assist with restoration efforts of 21 acres at McHenry County Conservation District’s Glacial Park site in Ringwood, IL. Encompassing 3,439 acres, Glacial Park is one of the largest contiguous areas of publicly managed land in McHenry County. More than 85,000 people visit the site annually to experience numerous recreational opportunities and to take in breathtaking views. Funds provided by the Enbridge Fueling Futures program will be used to purchase a portion of the rich and diverse native seed mix necessary to convert land from current row crop production to high quality prairie grassland. This project ties together several hundred acres of restored and managed land within Glacial Park and supports the conservation of numerous threatened or endangered species, including the Blanding’s turtle, monarch butterfly, and the rusty patched bumblebee. The restoration work will decrease sedimentation runoff into the North Branch of Nippersink Creek, a major recreational waterway in McHenry County that is frequently used by kayakers, canoers, and fisherman. In addition to enhancing the experience of those who use the waterway for recreational purposes, the land conversion will also improve the ability of this area to recharge groundwater, which is where McHenry County residents receive 100% of their drinking water. The total cost for this project is $99,965 and the Foundation is actively seeking additional support for the work. Enbridge is a multinational pipeline company headquartered in Calgary, Alberta Canada. Through its Fueling Futures program, Enbridge helps fuel quality of life to ensure safe and vibrant communities where it works and operates in North America. Enbridge supports environmental organizations with a focus on education and stewardship, habitat remediation and conservation, and energy transition. To learn more about Enbridge’s Fueling Futures program, visit (815)mchenryconservation.orgvisitprojectsConservationmore(3)Conservationvalues/corporate-citizenshipcom/about-us/our-https://www.enbridge.TheMcHenryCountyFoundationisa501(c)nonprofitorganization.TolearnabouttheMcHenryCountyFoundationortheitsupports,http://www.orcall678-4532,ext.8204.
The Johnsburg Communi ty Club, Inc., the Johnsburg Community Men’s Club and the Johnsburg Lions Club will again be sponsoring Saufen un Spiel from Sept. 9-11. The event honors Johnsburg’s German heritage and proud ly displays the spirit of their hometown.Seeallthe event details club.com/saufen-und-spielhttps://johnsburgcommunityat
• Follow the McHenry County requirement by keeping dogs leashed whenever they are off your property.
McHenry County wants the public’s input to make their 2050 Comprehensive Plan the best it can be – and the public now has more time to contribute.Thedeadline to make your ideas and concerns heard though their interactive web site has been extended an other month, from Aug. 31 to Sept. 30. The website can be reached by visiting hla.fyi/ McHenryCounty, or through the county website at icofplanforrectmapfuture;printiswww.mchenrycountyil.gov.http://TheComprehensivePlannothinglessthanablueforMcHenryCounty’sitwillserveasaroadbysettingpoliciestodigrowthanddevelopmentthenext30years.Theaddressesninekeyareaslanduse,housing,economdevelopment,agricultural resources, transportation and mobility, community facilities and infrastructure, natural re sources and active recreation, green infrastructure and water resources, and historic re sources.Visitors to the website have two ways to provide input. Besides taking a survey about important issues and opportu nities that the Comprehensive Plan will address, the website also includes an interactive map tool that allows users to create their own map to highlight issues in McHenry County that they feel would impact the Comprehensive Plan.For more information, please contact Planning Manager Renee Hanlon at 815-334-4555, or by email il.gov.RWHanlon@mchenrycountyat
Proactive steps to prevent losing a pet a property or other potential ways a pet could get out of a •yard.Keep documents about a pet up to date, including photos, easy to locate in case there is a need to show proof of own ership.For more information about the benefit of microchipping, please visit McHenry County Animal Control. To report a missing pet to the McHen ry County Animal Control, please call (815) 459-6222.
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“Twilight: Los Angeles, 1992”, a documentary theatre play created by Anna Deavere Smith (award winning actress and dramatist), will be per formed by the Mosaic Players at the Lake Villa District Li brary on Saturday, September 17, at 2 “Twilight”p.m. as originally conceived, written, and per formed solo by Anna Deavere Smith. She conducted over 300 interviews with politi cians, community activists, police, jurors, shopkeepers, and more who directly and indirectly experienced the Los Angeles uprising that hap pened when four police offi cers were acquitted after the Rodney King police brutality case. As Smith says, “Twilight is an attempt to explore the shades of (LA’s) loss. It is not really an attempt to find causes or to show where responsibil ity was lacking. Theater can mirror society. But in order to do that theater must embrace diversity. It must include new characters in our human drama that have not been portrayed on our stages. I went to Los Angeles as part of this process, to listen to those who had lived through the disturbances and to reiterate their voices in the theater.”Mosaic Players will be pre senting the play with four ac tors - Renee Johnson, Allison Fradkin, Gary Luz, and Chris Riter - playing the individu als Smith interviewed for the project. Some of the famous figures in the show are Dr. Cornel West, police officer Ted Briseno, opera singer Jessye Norman, and activist chef Alice Waters among many others. The artistic team for Twi light: Los Angeles, 1992 is led by Artistic Director Re becca Zellar. Bonnie Hart and Jeanna Daebelliehn are stage managing, Daniel Melendez is the sound designer, and Dan iel Esquivel helped design the set. Costumes, props, and stage decoration are a cast and crew collaboration.Twilight: Los Angeles, 1992 will be sponsored by the Lake Villa District Library (140 Munn Road, Lindenhurst, IL) and will be presented on Saturday, September 17, at 2 pm. All attendees must reg ister in advance for this free event at Theynews,orgonlineing,equity,issueshumanatrethatitAntioch,icplayers.org.Zellarfort,havepriatenesstionsbeevent/7040287.https://lvdl.libnet.info/Theeventwillindoors.Forspecificquesaboutcontent,age-approoreffectsthatmightabearingonpatroncompleasecontactRebeccaatrebecca.zellar@mosaMosaicPlayers,basedinIllinois,isanonprof501(c)3travelingensemblecreatesandperformsthefocusingonsocialjustice,rights,andanti-racistwhilepromotingdignity,inclusion,understandandrespect.Pleasevisitusatwww.mosaicplayers.forshowannouncements,blogposts,andmore.arealsoonfacebook.
NorthBridge Church will be holding Funtastic Friday on Friday, September 9 from 6-7:30 p.m. This free event is for children ages 3 years old and up, their siblings, and adults with intellectual or physical disabilities.
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Top: Side by side of Alice Water and Allison Fradkin. Above: Cornel West and Renee Johnson. The y will be part of the Mosaic Players production of “Twilight, Los Angeles, 1992” on September 17 at the Lake Villa Dis trict Library. All attendees must register in advance for the event.
Production set for Sept. 17
“His delivery is motivating, captivating, genuine, and refreshingly spontaneous,” a news release states. “Chad’s story will show you that one person can truly make a difference.”Registration is free but seating is limited so people are encouraged to register promptly at tinyurl.com/ ChadSept13.Theevent is co-sponsored by: George Williams College of Aurora University, Friends of Hackmatack National Wildlife Refuge, Geneva Lake Environmental Agency, Kettle Moraine Land Trust, Hey & Associates, ILM Environments, Aquarius Systems, Friends of the Fox River, Environmental Defenders of McHenry County and the Nippersink Watershed Association. Doors will open at 5:45 p.m. to allow attendees time to visit sponsors’ tables and displays.
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Funtastic Friday offers everyone the chance to make new friends in a safe and welcoming environment.
The talk will be held in the Seabury Room at George Williams College of Aurora University, 350 Constance Boulevard, Williams Bay. Chad Pregracke, 2013 CNN Hero of the Year, is living proof that one person can make a difference. As the founder of America’s only “industrial strength” river cleanup organization, Pregracke tells a compelling, uplifting, and inspiring story about growing up on the river and how his river experiences led to his unique vision to clean up the Mississippi River, a news release states.In1998, when he was 23 years old, Pregracke founded Living Lands and Waters.Today, the organization has grown to include a full staff and a fleet of equipment. The crew conducts cleanups in an average of nine states a year along the Mississippi, Illinois and Ohio Rivers, as well as many of theirDuringtributaries.hispresentation, Pregracke will take the audience out on one of the world’s greatest rivers – a journey filled with endless challenges and gripping adventures.
Funtastic Friday set for Sept. 9
Everyone is invited to join the fun of games and crafts, and make new friends with the help of trained volunteers. Peer Pals will be matched with groups and individual participants while parents and family members are encouraged to enjoy a support group meeting.
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Hackmatack Wildlife Refuge, located in southern Walworth County and northern McHenry County, is celebrating 10 years since its start in 2012.The general public is invited to a free fall gathering from 6:30 until 8 p.m. on Sept. 13 to hear an inspiring presentation of one person’s vision to clean up the Mississippi River, and how it resulted in impacts far and wide.
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Lake County Sheriff’s De tectives conducted an extensive investigation into this shooting, which resulted in the death of one of the men shot during the incident, Christopher Williams, 22, of andbeenpeoplegoing,tiveremainsivehicles.insidewhofromwerelearneddetectivestion,investigaduringobtainedtheChicago.NorthBasedonevidencethesheriff’sshotsfiredpeoplewerebothWhilethenvestigationacandontwohavearrestedchargedfor their role in theJaziyashooting.K. Bankston, 22, of the 2100 block of Green wood Avenue, Waukegan, and Dishelle Y. Flores, 21, of the 2400 block of Kennedy Drive, North Chicago, were both arrested on August 25, 2022.Bankston and Flores were two of the people shot during the initial incident. After reviewing the facts and circumstances, the Lake County State’s Attorney’s Office approved the charges of Aggravated Unlawful Use of a Weapon and Delivery of Cannabis against both Flores andSherifBankston.f’sdetectives con tinue to investigate, and addi tional arrests and charges are likely.Sheriff John D. Idleburg said, “I am very proud of the thorough work of our initial deputies on the scene and the subsequent investigation by sheriff’s detectives. They are working diligently to hold ev eryone involved in this sense less shooting accountable.”
Flores remains held in the Lake County Jail on $200,000 bail and is due back in court
As area students are heading back to school, Antioch Police Chief Geoffrey Guttschow is alerting parents about an alarm ing increase in instances of drug overdoses involving opioids laced with fentanyl. The uptick in overdoses mirrors a growing problem locally, regionally, and nationally.Themost recent instances of overdoses in Antioch hap pened in mid August. In all, three teenagers (two females and a male) were treated at area hospitals for separate instances of overdosing. One of the over dose victims was saved when an acquaintance administered opioid antagonist, Narcan. Since the beginning of this year, Antioch Police have re sponded to 17 reports of over dose victims. Of the 17 over dose calls, three of the victims died as a result of the overdose. Guttschow says of the fourteen victims who lived, most were saved because a first respond er administered Narcan. Ev ery Antioch Police Officer is equipped with Narcan. When administered within a certain timeframe, Narcan will rap idly reverse an opioid over dose. Guttschow emphasizes that time is critical in the ad ministration of Narcan. “The quicker the response by first responders, the better chance of saving a life,” said Guttschow. “That’s why our of ficers carry Narcan, and every shift commander carries multi pleCriminaldoses.” drug networks are mass-producing counterfeit pills that look identical to com mon prescription and over-thecounter drugs. These fake pills have increasingly become more deadly.“These pills are falsely passed off as legitimate and are being sold online, via common social media platforms,” said Chief Guttschow. “The crim inals who manufacture these drugs include fentanyl to make the drugs cheaper to make, which also makes the pills more deadly. It doesn’t take much fentanyl to kill someone. As a department, we are working hard to educate our community about these dangers. We’re also warning the drug dealers that we’re coming after them.”
The McHenry County Sheriff’s Office was recognized on Friday, August 19 by the Illinois Association of Chiefs of Police for first place in the Sheriff 101-250 sworn category in the Illinois Traffic Safety Challenge. This recognition occurred at the annual Illinois Traffic Safety Challenge Awards Ceremony in Tinley Park, Illinois. The Illinois Traffic Safety Challenge, coordinated by the Illinois Association of Chiefs of Police, is designed to challenge police departments to address traffic safety concerns in unique ways. Departments are judged in the following categories: policy, training, recognitions, public education, enforcement, and effectiveness. After reviewing the individual department’s accomplishments, the Illinois Association of Chiefs of Police recognizes the law enforcement agencies in the state that were able to demonstrate exemplary traffic safety and enforcement programs. Deputies within MCSO’s Traffic Unit, along with civilian employees, presented a compilation of data, photographs, crash records, and more to secure a win in their category. For their first-place prize, the Sheriff’s Office was awarded with new radar and breath-testing instruments along with crash investigator courses at Northwestern University.
on September 1. Bankston re mains held in the Lake Coun ty Jail on $500,000 bail and is due back in court on Septem berAll2. defendants are pre sumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law.
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At the Lake County Fair, July 2731, the Lake County Clerk’s Office held a mock election for younger residents as well as for the “young at heart.” According to Lake County Clerk Robin O’Connor, this mock election “provided an opportunity for kids to learn about the importance of voting at an early age. It also allowed us to show off the County’s newest and most sophisticated voting machines.”Morethan 450 residents cast their votes for favorite superhero (female and male), sport, ice cream flavor, color, and superpower. With 35 percent (157 votes) of the votes cast, Wonder Woman flew past the Black Widow with 20 percent (91 votes) for the Favorite Female Superhero. Trailing in third place was Captain Marvel with 60 votes (13.5 percent).Among the Male Superheroes, with 28 percent (126 votes), Spiderman spun a web around Batman who garnered 83 votes (18.5%). Thor trailed with 55 votes (12%). In one of the closest races, when asked for their Favorite Superpower, 94 voters (20.8%) responded “read minds” while 88 (19.5%) and 87 (19.3%) replied “Flying” and “Time Travel,” respectively. In another close contest, chocolate with 40.9 percent scooped up the win for Favorite Ice Cream over vanilla with 39.5 percent. Strawberry, a summertime favorite, trailed with 19.5 percent.Inthe competition for favorite color, with 136 votes (30%) blue outdistanced pink, purple and red, which each received 77 votes or 17 percent.Inthe final competition for favorite sport, soccer outkicked the competition by securing 155 (34.5%) votes over baseball with 89 (19.8%), basketball with 83 (18.5%), and football with 73 (16.2%). In addition to conducting the mock election, the Clerk’s Office showcased its new mobile office, conducted voter registration, recruited election judges, and answered other questions about the office’s functions, including vital records, marriage certificates, and tax issues.For more information on Lake County Clerk services visit LakeCountyClerk.info or call 847377-2400.
Antioch police department works to educate about the growing dangers of opioids
On July 26, 2022, at ap proximately 1:15 p.m. Lake County Sheriff’s Deputies were dispatched to a busi ness parking lot in the 38900 block of North Lewis Ave nue, Beach Park, for a report of a shooting, where at least one person was shot. Sher iff’s deputies arrived quickly, however, no victims were at the scene. An additional re sponding deputy located a ve hicle pulled to the side of the road in the area of Wadsworth Road and Gabriel Avenue, Beach Park. Inside the vehi cle three people were located with gunshot Investigationstyagedwithtigatecontinueshooting.appearfactshospitalsthreemainsiscondition.andremainstimsdeputiesintimswerevictims,firedflederupted.odness.parkingtheshowsPreliminarywounds.investigationthethreevictimsmetshootingsuspectinthelotoftheabovebusiTheyspokeforaperioftimeandanargumentBeforetheoffenderinaseparatevehicle,henumerousshotsatthestrikingthem,astheyintheirvehicle.Thevicthenfledfromthescenetheirvehiclejustbeforearrived.Twooftheshootingvicwereadultmen,oneincriticalconditiononeremainsinseriousOneofthevictimsanadultwoman,shereinstablecondition.Allweretransportedtoareaviaambulance.Basedontheinvestigativeatthistime,thisdoesnottobeagang-relatedSheriff’sdetectivestoactivelyinvestheincident.AnyoneinformationisencourtocalltheLakeCounSheriff’sOfficeCriminalDivisionat 847-377-4250 or contact Lake County CrimeStoppers at: crimestoppers.com/http://www.lakecounty Registered violent offender against youth charged with predatory criminal sexual assault youth.erolentregisteredthethatinvestigationcludedtivesifCountyLakeSherf’sDetecconanledtoarrestofavioffendagainstOnAugust 26, sheriff’s detectives became aware of allegations that Mcred Valde rama, 36, of the 24500 block of West Passavant Avenue, Unincorporated Round Lake, was having sexual contact with a juvenile family mem ber. The allegations indicated this happened numerous times over several years. Sheriff’s detectives commenced an im mediate back$10,000,000inthevictimoffender.rapidthoroughofmostforsaid,nalassault,Xsexualwithonarrestedderamaiff’stiatingsignificantsheriff’sDuringinvestigation.theinvestigation,detectivesobtainedevidencesubstantheallegations.SherdetectiveslocatedValathisresidenceandhimwithoutincidentAugust26.Valderamawaschargedfourcountsofpredatoryassaultofachild(classfelonies),criminalsexualandaggravatedcrimisexualabuse.SheriffJohnD.Idleburg“Wehavezerotolerancethosewhopreyonourvulnerable.IamproudourdetectivesfortheirinvestigationandapprehensionofthisWearehopefulthecanbeginhealingfromabusesheendured.”ValderamaremainsheldtheLakeCountyJailonbail.HeisdueincourtonSeptember21.
Through social media and other community outreach, the Antioch Police Department is working to educate parents and community members about the growing dangers of illicit opi oids and other drugs.
The Illinois Department of Transportation Division of Traffic safety has also assisted the Sheriff’s Office efforts through providing grant funding in occupant protection, speed enforcement, construction zone safety, and impaired driving. All the efforts put forth have one common goal: making the roadways of McHenry County a safer place to be for our community.
Wonder Woman and Spiderman overwhelmingly win election as Lake County’s favorite superheroes
Jaziya DishelleBankstonK.Y.Flores 342522 We want your news! The Hi-Liter is looking to publish the news of your lives in stories and photos. Are you hosting an event? Send us a preview story. Do you know someone who recently won an award? Send us a photo along with the pertinent information. Community events, school activities and family milestones are all fair game and will be considered for print. ITEMS MAY BE SENT TO news@hi-liter.com PLEASE INCLUDE YOUR NAME AND A PHONE NUMBER SO WE CAN CONTACT YOU IF NEEDED. SUBMITTED PHOTO Hi-Liter/MCN Representatives from the McHenry County Sheriff’s Office are shown with their first place award they received in the Illinois Traffic Safety Challenge. ValderamaMcred Court & crime news Volunteers needed for September event The Friends of Moraine Hills State Park is seeking volunteers for the ‘Run for the Hills’ event. The 5K, 10K and half-mara thon will take place on September 24. Areas in need of volunteers are: • Set-up crew 5:30-6:45 a.m. • Course marshals 6:50 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. • Water station attendees 6:50 a.m. – 1:00 •p.m.Cheer crew 6:50 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. More race information, maps and mem bership info is available at FriendsofMo raineHIllsStatePark.org.Ifyouareinterestedin volunteering con tact Stacy at dnr.volobog@illinois.gov or 815-344-1294.
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The Lake County Sheriff’s Dept. reported the following arrests in Lake County. Sus pects are considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. July 26 Jesse Zumaya, 33, Huff man, TX, was cited for a war rant arrest: aggravated battery, and unlawful discharge of a firearm; Lynn M. Nohlgren, 50, no permanent address, was cited for criminal trespass to proper ty; July 27 Ania O. Mason, 19, North Chicago, was cited for a war rant arrest: fleeing & eluding (Kenosha County); July 28 Marco A. Segura-Gomez, 41, Park City, was cited for a warrant arrest: domestic bat tery; Arthur W. Hirsch, 66, An tioch, was cited for DUI-alco hol; Stephen E. Boyer, 42, Burlington, WI, was cited for driving while license suspend ed and no insurance; Mark D. Latelle, 27, Ro meoville, was cited for oper ating a watercraft under the influence of alcohol; July 29 Peter J. Poulos, 44, Haw thorn Woods, was cited for criminal damage to govern ment property; Gregory D. Flesher, 59, Beach Park, was cited for vi olation of an order of protec tion;Verqhuan S.E. Bradley, 19, Kenosha, WI, was cited for driving while license suspend ed and no Salvadorinsurance;Ramirez, 34, no permanent address, was cited for a warrant arrest: retail theft; Merely Gonzalez, 23, Wau conda, was cited for disorderly conduct and resisting arrest; Melanie M. Bowen, 64, Grayslake, was cited for op erating watercraft under the influence of alcohol; July 30 Lilia S. Cruz, 35, Grays lake, was cited for domestic battery.
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Canine Tera was partnered with Lake County Sheriff’s Detective Corey Kemp, who specializes in cases involving internet crimes against children, human trafficking, and internet financial crimes. Detective Kemp and Canine Tera recently completed their initial training and are now a certified canine team. The two will not only work on sheriff’s office cases, but will also assist municipal police departments as requested. Sheriff John D. Idleburg said, “We are so grateful for the generous donation of Canine Tera. She will be a major asset in our fight against human trafficking and child exploitation. I know Canine Tera will do great things for Lake County, just as her seven sheriff’s office canine colleagues and their handlers have over the years.”
Canine Tera was trained by Jordan Detective K9 in McCordsville, Indiana. Canine Tera was donated to the Lake County Sheriff’s Office by Operation Underground Railroad, which is a nonprofit organization on a mission to end human trafficking and child exploitation. Operation Underground Railroad provided all of Tera’s food, medical, housing, and training costs.
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The Lake County Sheriff’s Office is excited to announce the addition of a new canine deputy, Tera. Canine Tera is a one-and-a-half-year-old Labrador Retriever. She will be the ofices’ newest resource for investigating child expoitation and human trafficking cases. Canine Tera is an Electronic Storage Detection (ESD) canine and she is specially trained to locate items with an internal storage device including cellular phones, tablets, computers, ‘flash drives,’ SD cards, and many other electronic items. When investigating child exploitation and human trafficking cases, it is not uncommon for the suspect to hide images and videos on electronic devices, and then hide those devices in a building or home. When search warrants are conducted, Canine Tera will be able to walk room to room and locate any hidden electronics.
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Canine Tera and her partner Lake County Sher iff’s Detective Corey Kemp recently completed their initial training and are now a certified canine team. Sheriff’s Office introduces newest canine deputy to combat human trafficking, child exploitation
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Part Time WantedHelp THE TOWN OF WATERFORD IS SEEKING QUALIFIED APPLI CANTS FOR PART-TIME winter Snow Plow Operators within the Department of Public Works. Hours for snow and ice events could be day, night and/or week end hours. Candidates must be at least 18 years of age and have a valid Driver’s License and CDL. Experience with large truck snow removal preferred. The wage for snow plowing is $35./hour. Please send application and re sume to Heather at hstratton@ townofwaterford.net Application is available at the Town’s www.tn.waterford.wi.gov/jobs.website: Health Care CNA OR CAREGIVER 2nd shift available. Call Melinda and let her know what your worth. 414750-4062.
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2002 HONDA SABER 1100cc, 33,000 miles. $2200. (414) 6884008
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1984 MERCEDES SL380 Hard top & rag top. 77,000 miles, well maintained, with new battery. $15,800. Call 847-732-3942 or 262-248-3880
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• Intro to Geocaching –Saturday, Sept. 17 1-2:00 p.m.. Lost Valley Vis itor Center, Glacial Park, Route 31 & Harts Road, Ring wood.Geocaching is a high tech treasure hunting game played throughout the world. All you need is a smart phone or a GPS unit and you can locat ed hidden containers called “geocaches” anywhere. In this introductory course you will learn the basics of geo caching. • Grateful Yoga – Sunday, Sept. 18 11:00 a.m. - noon. Pleasant Valley Conservation Area, 13315 Pleasant Valley Road, Woodstock.Enjoya session of gen tle hatha yoga and a guided gratitude meditation in the beautiful surroundings of Pleasant Valley Conservation Area. All levels of experience are welcome for this outdoor practice. The program will be led by Cara Chang Mutert of Woodstock Yoga Lounge. Registration and more in formation for all programs is available on the McHenry County Conservation District website at www.mccdistrict. org and click on the special events calendar.
Canine Tera joins Lake County Sheriff’s Canines Axel, Boomer, Danno, Dax, Duke, Echo, and Ryker. Hike – Tuesday, Sept. 6 6-7:30 p.m. – Kishwaukee Headwaters Conservation Area, 2600 South Dean St., Woodstock.Comeout and enjoy some of the last blooming wildflow ers of the season. The group will hike the trail in search of these autumn wildflowers and get tips and tricks on how to identify them.
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Help Wanted FULL & PART-TIME CLEAN ING SPECIALISTS. Elkhorn & LG AREA (S). Day & night hours available. 10-30 hrs/wk. Paid weekly. Starting pay $16$17/hr. Exp. preferred but willing to train. Ability to pass a back ground check for bonding, detail oriented and reliability a must. Please call FIVE STAR CLEAN ING 262-490-1400 OR gmail.comfivestarcleaningservicesllcww@EMAIL:tosetupaninterview.
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1967 CADILLAC CONVERT IBLE, rebuilt 429 engine, num bers match, original white leath er interior, blue exterior, nice power top, Jacksonville, Florida car. Always garaged. Runs great. $13,300. (262) 949-6997.
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