It’s all about 007 and the many faces of Bond, James Bond, at the Richardson Adventure Farm’s “World’s Largest” corn maze this year.
Along with its world-re nowned maze, the Richard son Adventure Farm features a 50-foot observation tower,
light in an added feature to this year’s regular adventure farm offerings — 13 acres of sunflowers also await. Tour ing the sunflower fields is included in the price of ad mission. Cut flowers will be available for purchase at $1 a stem for single flowers or $4 for multi-branched flowers.
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also three raised bridges con necting the four segments. There are no dead-ends. You can’t get lost.”
This year’s maze features 10.3 miles of trails across 28 acres. But with numerous points of entry and exit, the journey through the corn can be as brief or as lengthy as desired.“Even though it is the
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‘world’s largest, most intri cate’ maze, those entering can choose a 10-minute, left-turns-only trail or do the whole thing in about an hour and a half,” Wendy Richard son said. “We provide maps with checkpoints. There are
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Richardson said fall color enthusiasts will de
Maze fans can trek through portraits of the five biggest stars to portray the iconic spy going all the way back to 1962’s “Dr. No.” Depicted are Sean Connery, Roger Moore, Timothy Dal ton, Pierce Brosnan and Daniel Craig. A casino, a bi kini-clad Bond babe and an Aston Martin complete the theme.“We’re celebrating 60 years of James Bond mov ies,” said George Richard son, who operates the farm along with his wife, Wendy, his brother, Robert, Robert’s wife, Carol, George’s son, Ryan, and Ryan’s wife, Kris ten.“It sounded fun,” he said. “They are action-packed, en tertaining films, and, unless you’re a rare George Lazen by fan, we’ve got your favor ite Bond covered.”
This aerial view shows the James Bond themed corn maze at Richardson Farm. The farm is located at 909 En glish Prairie Road, Spring Grove, and is open Thursday-Sunday through October 30.
Richardson Adventure Farm’s corn maze celebrates 60 years of James Bond
Also new this year will be a craft beer tent featuring at least three local brew vari eties. Food trucks also will be on-site. And the farm’s piping hot doughnuts, fresh out of the fryer, are not to be missed.Ryan Richardson said fall fun on the farm is the perfect family getaway.
“We really do have some thing for everyone,” he said. “We love seeing the smiles on kids’ faces as they take it all Locatedin.” at 909 English Prairie Road, Spring Grove, the farm is open Thursdays through Sundays Sept. 10Oct. 30. Cost to enter is $18 for those ages 13 and up, $16 for those ages 3 through 12, and free for those 2 and younger. Weekend pricing increases in October to $18 for ages 3 through 12 and $24 for 13 and up. Group dis counts are available, as well as campfire and picnic site rentals. Visit richardsonfarm. com for details.
A gun rights group is chal lenging the city of Highland Park’s ban on assault weapons and high-capacity magazines like the ones used in a mass shooting there on July 4.
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In their opinion, the judg es specifically cited the 2010 Supreme Court case from Washington, D.C., in which Justice Antonin Scalia, writ ing for the majority, said the Second Amendment does not guarantee a right “to keep and carry any weapon whatsoever in any manner whatsoever and for whatev er purpose,” and noted that the court cautioned against interpreting the decision too broadly.“Weremain confident that the assault weapon ban that the city of Highland Park ad opted in 2013 is lawful and constitutional, and that the affirmation of constitution ality by the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals remains controlling precedent in our jurisdiction,” the city’s attor ney, Steven M. Elrod, said in an email statement.
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On July 4, Robert Crimo III, 21, allegedly took an as sault-style weapon and three large-capacity magazines onto a rooftop in downtown Highland Park and fired into an Independence Day pa rade, killing seven people and wounding dozens of oth ers. He is being held without bond on multiple counts of first-degree murder.
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The cases were filed in district courts that are part of five different federal appel late circuits. Illinois is part of the 7th Circuit. In a statement Sept. 8, the group said it is pushing for a national prec edent to end all similar bans across the country.
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A spokesperson for the city of Naperville did not immediately respond to a re quest for comment.
The Century Hikers Club is a program for adults looking to get outdoors and enjoy the nat ural areas of McHenry County Conservation District. The club provides incentive for mem bers to exercise and spend time outdoors, both of which are im portant aspects of physical and mental health and well-being. Members receive rewards as hiking milestones are reached and invitations to four exclu sive guided programs per year. 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.
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• Old McHenry Crossings (Expansion) Transportation improvements surrounding the Old McHenry Road railroad crossing and along Quentin Road. The feasibility of constructing a new grade separation at the CN Railroad tracks is being evaluated.
The Lake County Division of Transportation (LCDOT) recently released the 2022-2027 Transportation Improvement Program that includes more than 300 projects to increase safety, improve mobility, and reduce carbon emissions. This program is annually created to show the projects that are currently programmed in the current year and the next five years.
“The Lake County Board is proud to be investing more than $650 million in the transportation network over the next six years,” said Lake County Board Chair Sandy Hart. “We are focused on continuing to modernize our transportation system and working with federal, state and local partners to invest in large regionally significant projects such as railroad grade separations, so people spend less time stuck in traffic and the transportation of goods keep moving.”
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The National Association for Gun Rights, based in Loveland, Colorado, filed the lawsuit Sept. 7 in federal dis trict court in Chicago at the same time it filed lawsuits challenging a similar ordi nance in Naperville as well as state laws in Massachusetts, Connecticut and Hawaii.
Prior to that shooting, Highland Park had an ordi nance dating back to 2013 banning the sale or rental of assault weapons or “assault ammunition feeding devic es,” definitions of which are spelled out in the law. The city of Naperville adopted a substantially similar ordi nance in August, specifical ly in response to the mass shooting in Highland Park and an earlier shooting at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas.Highland Park’s ordi nance, however, was previ ously challenged in federal court, and in 2015 a threejudge panel of the 7th Circuit
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edents and defend gun own ers,” Hannah Hill, research and policy director for the National Foundation for Gun Rights, the association’s le gal defense fund, said in the statement. “The brilliant de cision from (U.S. Supreme Court) Justice (Clarence) Thomas this summer has provided us with the ammo to free millions of law-abid ing Americans who are be ing unjustly denied their gun rights.”Inthe lawsuits, the gun rights group rejects the use of the term “assault weapon,” calling it a “charged political term meant to stir the emo tions of the public” and in stead uses the term “banned firearm.”Thelawsuits allege that the bans violate the Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. They cite re cent U.S. Supreme Court de cisions, including a 2008 de
Roundabouts along Darrell Road at Case, Dowell and Fisher Roads. Includes various safety improvements and a new bike path between Fisher Road and Case Road.
“Our program positions us to invest in infrastructure that improves roads, preserves bridges, adds bike path and sidewalk connections while ultimately making our transportation system safer,” said Jennifer Clark, Lake County Board Member for District 15 and Chair of the Public Works, Planning and Transportation Committee. “All projects big and small serve a purpose in how we travel. It will be exciting to see these projects advance and come to fruition over the next five years.”
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cision overturning Washing ton D.C.’s ban on handguns, a 2010 decision overturning similar handgun bans in Chi cago and Oak Park, and a de cision from June of this year overturning the state of New York’s law requiring people to show “proper cause” for obtaining a firearm license.
• DIY Composting –Thursday, Sept. 29 - 5-6:30 p.m. Glacial Park Conservation Area, Route 31 and Harts Road,CompostingRingwood. reduces the amount of food waste in our garbage, and can be easily incorporated in your home. Create a small compost using worms, and other microbes who are already in soil to start you on your journey to being more sustainable in the home.
Since the Highland Park shooting, Democratic Gov. JB Pritzker has called for both a state and national ban on assault weapons. A bill pending in the Illinois House by Rep. Maura Hirschauer, D-Batavia, that would im pose a statewide ban has 56 cosponsors.
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The governor’s office tied the Tuesday announcement to a previously announced plan to provide $15.3 million in state infrastructure fund ing to Richland Community College and $6 million to the city of Decatur to create an “EV cluster” that includes a training, research and inno vation facility in partnership with“WeT/CCI.know that when com panies are looking where to locate, talent is what’s most important and we want to make sure that when elec tric vehicle companies are looking to Illinois to either expand or locate a new ven ture, they should know you won’t find a harder working more qualified workforce,” Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity director Sylvia Garcia said at a news conference Tues day.The infrastructure money would go toward a climatic simulation center on T/CCI’s
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A public-private partner ship model, the climatic cen ter will be open to business es and researchers looking to expedite adoption of new EV technologies, according to the governor’s office.
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“Thanks to the REV Act, Illinois beat out internation al competition to bring this deal home,” Pritzker said. “That means new jobs and jobs that would have gone overseas are staying right here.”T/CCI’s transition will create 50 new jobs, while 103 existing jobs are expect ed to be retained.
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Pritzker said the commu nity college partnership is one he would like to emulate in communities across the state, pointing to a partner ship between the EV manu facturer Rivian and Heart land Community College in Normal.
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Hunt with trivia questions takes place Sep tember 21 from 6:30–8 pm at the Independence Grove Plaza area. No registration is required for the free program.
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• National Slide Guitar Cham pion Kraig Kenning performs on September 29 and October 6 and 13.
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• Vocalist, guitarist Liz Berg performs solo pop rock on September 22.
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The Environmental Defenders of McHenry County will be holding their annual Big Fall Book Sale. Shown above are volunteers Diane Greenman and Nancy Schietzelt at a previous fall book sale. The sale begins on Saturday, Sept. 24 from noon-4 p.m. and continues running from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. through Saturday, Oct. 8. The sale will be closed on Sundays. There will be thousands of like-new books available for purchase. The sale will be located at the Algonquin Township Road District Building B Garage. For more information call 815-338-0393 or visit their website at mcdef.org.
• For weather updates or to learn if entertainment or pro grams have been canceled check online.
“The beer garden has been very popular since it opened last summer,” said Angelo Kyle, president of the Lake County Forest Preserves. “The venue provides a wonderful opportu nity for family fun before the weather turns cooler.”
SeptOberfest begins at the beer garden at Independence Grove
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An array of live music and special events are planned for SeptOberfest, weather per mitting. Fire pits and free fire wood, first come, first served, are available for use along the lakefront. S’mores kits are also on hand for pur chase. The venue features an array of local craft beers on tap from Lake County brewer ies. Wine, non-alcoholic bev erages and packaged snacks are also available. Beer flights and tastings will be included in the lineup this fall.
Live Music Nights (6:30–8 pm)
Learn about various Lake County breweries and what’s behind the beer. Taste vari ous handcrafted brews.
• Trivia Night takes place 5:30–7 p.m. September 28 at the Beer Garden at In dependence Grove. The theme for the free event is “Weird Lake County.”
• Mariachi trio, Mariachi Viva Jalisco, plays on September 15 to celebrate Mexican Inde pendence Day.
• JT James duet performs rock, pop and country music on October 27.
Live music, guided hikes, meet-and-greets with local brewers, and trivia are all part of SeptOberfest, which kicked off at Independence Grove Forest Preserve in Lib ertyville. The Beer Garden at Independence Grove, high lighting craft brews and sce nic views, will now be open with special hours from 5–9 pm on Wednesday and Thurs day evenings through October 31. The beer garden will also remain open from 1-9 pm Fri day through Sunday.
• Singer, songwriter Todd Donnelly plays steel pans and
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• Highland Park-based Ravin ia Brewing Co., October 5.
• New this year is Karaoke Night on October 26.
• Entrance is free for Lake County residents. Nonresi dents are charged $12. After Labor Day, entrance fees are collected on weekends only.
An environmental edu cator will guide participants along the Hike Lake County trail at Independence Grove while pointing out nature highlights. Draft specials at the beer garden, for partic ipants 21 and older, will be available after the walk. Reg istration is required for the hikes that take place 5:30–7 pm September 14 and Octo berA12.Trivia
• Round Lake Beachbased Black Lung Brewing Co., October 19.
• Plenty of casual lakeside seating is available.
The Beer Garden at Independence Grove expanded its hours and programs in Sep tember and October. Several Lake County brewers will be on hand to talk about their brews and there will be music and a trivia night offered. View all upcoming events at LCFPD.org/SeptOberfest.
boxes or a container of similar size for shredding. Shredding will only be available until the truck is full. Documents must be removed from three-ring binders and/or binder clips before the event. Paper clips and staples are OK. This event is for residential pur poses only. No businesses, please.The Environmental De fenders of McHenry County will be collecting fluorescent tubes/CFL light bulbs for a cost of $0.50 to $1 each and alkaline batteries for $1.00 per pound to be recycled. They will also accept clean Styrofoam, packing peanuts, reusable bubble wrap and cloth items (clothes, blan kets, towels, linens, rags and shoes tied together by the laces) to be re-used or recy cled.For more information about the recycling event, please visit Environmental Health’s page on mchenry countyil.gov. If you have questions about the event, please contact MCDH Sol
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Traffic crash investigators are working to determine if the driver of the Hyundai was ejected from her vehicle, or exited her vehicle and col lapsed following the crash. The driver of the Hyundai was transported to Advocate Condell Medical Center in Libertyville with critical, lifethreatening injuries. The driv er of the Subaru was treated by paramedics at the scene and released. A passenger in the Subaru, an 18-year-old of Woodstock, was also treated by paramedics at the scene and
On September 8, at ap proximately 6:20 p.m., a person called Zion Police to report a relative, a 47-yearold man, was attempting to break into her home. The caller was at her residence in the 2800 block of Ezra Avenue, Zion, and stated she had an order of protection against the relative. Zion
Beach Park, was cited for a warrant arrest: domestic bat tery;Kevin
block of Field crest Drive, South Elgin, and Hailey D. Miller, 24, of the 1000 block of Main Street, Antioch, were responsible for the murder of Robbie Dicker son, 42, of Racine, Wiscon sin.The investigation revealed Dickerson arrived at the apartment on Main Street to sell drugs to Miller and Skroko. During the transac tion, Dickerson was robbed and shot by Skroko and Mill
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On September 7, 2022, at approximately 6:55 p.m., Lake County Sheriff’s Dep uties responded to Route 60 in the area of Wilson Road, near Volo, for a traffic crash with injuries. Sheriff’s dep uties arrived and initially lo cated a 44-year-old woman of Volo lying in the roadway, on RoutePreliminary60. investigation shows a 2015 Hyundai Ac cent, driven by the Volo wom an, was traveling westbound on Route 60. For an unknown reason, the driver of the Hyundai struck a guard rail on the north side of the roadway. This caused the Hyundai to then enter the eastbound lanes of traffic and strike a 2018 Subaru Outback, driven by a 68-year-old woman of Won der Lake.
On September 7, at ap proximately 10:15 a.m., the Highland Park Police and Fire Departments respond ed to 1850 Green Bay Road, Highland Park, in response to a wellbeing check. Police of ficers arrived, and after noting what appeared to be blood un der the door, forced entry into the unit locating two deceased individuals. The Lake County Major Crimes Task Force was called to assist.
The Lake County Coro ner’s Office was notified and responded to the scene.
Cesar Ruiz, 36, Waukegan, was cited for DUI – alcohol, aggravated speeding (63 mph in 35 mph zone) and no insurance; Aug. 26
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The Lake County Coro ner’s Office was notified and responded to the Hospital.
Serious Round Lake crash investigationunder
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On July 4, 2021, around 7:30 p.m., North Chicago Police responded to a re port of someone with a gun. According to the 911 call, a person jumped out of a car in North Chicago with
a handgun and chased an individual down the street. North Chicago officers lo cated the defendant minutes later and the gun was recov ered in the center console of the vehicle defendant was driving.Smith was originally held on a $100,000 bond. A bond review hearing was request ed by the defense and bond was reduced to $50,000, over the State’s objection. Smith was able to post $5,000Undercash.a new law, the SAFE-T Act, going into ef fect on January 1, 2023, de fendants charged with vio lent crimes, such as this one, will not be granted bond before trial if a judge orders themAnyonedetained.who sees Smith should call 911 and not at tempt to apprehend him.
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Giovanni Smith, 33, was convicted on August 4, after a jury trial found him guilty of one count of Armed Ha bitual Criminal, a Class X felony, and one count of Unlawful Use of Weapon by Felon, a Class 2 felony.
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.
Angie Novy, 41, Volo, was cited for reckless driving, and criminal trespass to property;
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Jose Diaz Davila, 33, Chi cago, was cited for operating a commercial vehicle without a CDL; Aug. 25
Jesus Morales, 35, Beach Park, was cited for a warrant arrest:Pratapassault;Alluri, 61, Vernon Hills, was cited for DUI – al cohol, and reckless driving;
It was determined the initial caller did indeed ob tain an order of protection against the man earlier in the day on September 8, howev er, the man had not yet been served with the order.
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Jeffery A. Havert, 42, Round Lake Beach, was cit ed for driving while license revoked and driving with sus pendedAntoineregistration;M.Morris, 58, Volo, was cited for a warrant arrest: unlawful possession of a controlled substance (McHenry County); Aug. 23
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Sergio Millan-Ortega, 33, Antioch, was cited for bat tery;Brenda Berrera Rodriguez, 25, Niles, was cited for no driver’s license;
The jury trial began on August 2, lasting three days. Jurors heard from different state witnesses, including law enforcement and a wit ness who called 911.
Cisneros, 28, Zion, was cited for a warrant arrest: theft, and a new charge: re sisting a peace officer; Robert E. Allen, 60, Waukegan, was cited for driv ing while license revoked, and no Saphoninsurance;D.Castillo, 20, Zion, was cited for driving while license suspended; Aug. 24
Smith was present throughout the trial but did not return to court for the reading of the verdict and was not present at the sen tencing hearing. A no bond warrant is currently out standing for defendant’s ar rest.In light of Smith’s crim inal history and refusal to rehabilitate over the years, Assistant State’s Attorney Ruth Lofthouse asked Pre siding Judge Patricia Fix to sentence Smith to 20 years state“Ourincarceration.officeiscommitted to protecting the community from repeat offenders such as Mr. Smith. Everyone de serves to be safe from gun violence. We know that in creased access to weapons is one of the many reasons why we are seeing an increase in violence. This sentence is necessary to deter others from repeatedly violating the law as Mr. Smith has,” said Lake County State’s At torney Eric Rinehart.
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Javier Padilla, 38, Waukeg an, was cited for DUI – alcohol; Aug. 20
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er. Skroko and Miller then fled from the scene, prior to the arrival of responding offi cers.Investigators located Skroko and Miller at a ho tel in the area of Route 41 and Grand Avenue, Gurnee on September 7, where both were taken into custody with out incident. Investigators re covered five firearms during theirOninvestigation.Sept.8,theLake Coun ty State’s Attorney’s Office approved first degree murder charges for Skroko and Mill er. Both were being held in custody at the Antioch Police Department pending their ini tial court hearing.
Mcred Valderama, 36, Round Lake, was cited for 4 counts of predatory criminal sexual assault, aggravated criminal sexual abuse and criminal sexual assault.
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Dewayne A. Hill, 54, North Chicago, was cited for driving while license suspended; Aug. 21
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Per protocol and state law, the Lake County Major Crime Task Force is on the scene to conduct an inde pendent investigation into the shooting. Task Force Investigators and Evidence Technicians will process the scene, collect witness statements, interview all of the involved individuals, and collect evidence. As per normal protocol, all of the results will be turned over to the Lake County State’s Attorney’s Office for their review and determination.
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Forrest A. Robinson, 36, Beach Park, was cited for do mesticPedrobattery;Garza Gomez, 33, Chicago, was cited for DUI –alcohol.
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Jaella Q. Lear, 33, Zion, was cited for no driver’s li cense, driving with suspended registration, and no insurance; Edgar Duran, 20, Wauke gan, was cited for aggravated speeding in construction zone (80 mph in 45 mph zone);
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Following the shooting, Zion Officers attempted life-saving efforts. The man was transported via ambu lance to Vista East Medical Center in Waukegan, where he was subsequently pro nounced deceased. None of the officers were shot during the incident, however, the officer who shot the man was transported to an area hospi tal for evaluation.
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The victims have been identified as 79-year-old Ronald Goldberg, and 74-year-old Renee Goldberg, both of Highland Park. On September 8, 2022, autopsies were completed at the Lake County Coroner’s Office. Autopsy result indicate that Mr. and Mrs. Goldberg both died from multiple sharp force injuries.
Police Officers responded and arrived within minutes of the Preliminarycall. investigation shows two Zion Police Offi cers arrived and located the man near a back door of the residence. When officers be gan speaking to him, he pro duced a firearm, turned and faced the officers with the firearm, refused to drop the firearm when ordered, and began firing shots. The of ficers retreated and the man ran approximately one block west with the firearm. A third Zion Police Officer en countered the man and shot him. The man’s firearm was recovered at the scene.
Coroner ’s update: The de ceased has been identified as a 47-year-old George Frank lin of Zion. On September 9, an autopsy was performed at the Lake County Coroner’s Office. Preliminary autop sy results indicate that Mr. Franklin died from multiple gunshot wounds.
Rimantas Janulis, 49, Grayslake, was cited for do mesticJeremiahbattery;A. Smith, 19,
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Robert L. Jenkins, 33, Wonder Lake, was cited for possession of a controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia, driving while license suspended or revoked, operation of uninsured vehi cle, and possession of con
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Donald C. Beyer, 79, Woodstock, was cited for bat tery;David O. Thomas, 41, Crystal Lake, was cited for contempt of court; Michelle M. Margie, 50, Lake in the Hills, was cited for defrauding drug and alco hol screening tests;
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CHURCH RUMMAGE SALE
Sept 15, Fri. 9/16 Sept. 16 & Sat. 9/17 Sept. 17, 8-4. Garage in al ley rain or shine. No clothes.
Wanted to Buy
WILLIAMS BAY-BAYWOOD
STORAGE UNIT CONTENTS to be sold in one separate lot. All contents of units 524 & 560 rent ed by Kevin Zink. Auction will be completed on BID13.com Octo ber 3, 2022 at 5:00 pm. Hwy 43 Self Storage, 801 Centralia St., Elkhorn 53121
Sports/ClassicCars
Campers and RVs
N7885 US HIGHWAY 12 Moving Sale! Appliances, furniture, H/H items, fitness equipment & misc. items.
29733 FERNWOOD DR- Water ford Thurs 9/15-Sun 9/18, 8am5pm. Furniture, carpets, hunting/ fishing, ATV, music keyboard, books & crafts. Pics on facebook.
Misc. For Sale
Norman Brown, 34, Crys tal Lake, was cited for armed violence, delivery of con trolled substance, possession of controlled substance, and unlawful use or possession of weapon by felon or person in custody DOC facility’
July 29
weights.Head-Flambow.Eliminator-GreenMostlines&262-661-9726.
1973 AMC HORNET 401 727 and other AMC parts. Can text (262) 989-4112
for driving while license sus pended or revoked and speed ing 26-35 mph over; Aug. 1
Kyle R. Vogel, 33, McHen ry, was cited for A-2 domestic battery/physical contact and A-1 domestic battery/bodily harm;Nicole K. Honse, 36, Elk horn, was cited for DUI – al cohol;William P. Larson, 29, McHenry, was cited for A-1 domestic battery/bodily harm, A-2 domestic battery/physical contact, and driving while li cense suspended or revoked. Aug. 2
Stefanie A. Lavarra, 40, Fox River Grove, was cited for criminal trespass to resi dence;Heather L. Bartolai, 38, Crystal Lake, was cited for unlawful possession of a con trolledMcKinleysubstance;J.Kramer, 20, Cary, was cited for 4 counts of possession of a controlled substance;David T. Gritzuk, 45, Spring Grove, was cited for aggravated assault/use deadly weapon, battery/cause bodily harm, and battery/make phys ical contact; Aug. 3
Health Care
Houses/Town/Condos WATERFRONT RENTAL/BUR LINGTON Month to mo. with 6 mo. minimum. $1,300. Like being on vacation, gorgeous lake views in this year round home, fully furnished. Appliances included. Steve Kovac, 847-702-8700, Broker owned.
Lots of miscellaneous! Twin GarageLakesSales 410 LAKE VIEW AVE. 2 week end estate & garage sale. Fri & Sat Sept., 16 &17, 9am - 3pm. 2nd sale Sept 23, 24 & 25, 9-3. Huge inventory, new items add ed each day, antiques & col lectibles, furniture-lots of 50’s items- plus rugs, art work, prints (many), Lots of smalls. Watch for pink signs. Cash Only!.
Dion S. Luster, 47, Bell wood, was cited for drug in ducedThomashomicide;M. Hester, 52, Wonder Lake, was cited for domestic battery/bodily harm.
Omair M. Javed, 35, Free port, was cited for violation of an order of protection;
when victim is family or household member; Aug. 11
Steven J. Bednarz, 54, Crystal Lake, was cited for battery/cause bodily harm.
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2002 HONDA SABER 1100cc, 33,000 miles. $2200. (414) 6884008
July 25
1998 HARRIS 28 FOOT PON TOON BOAT, 40 hp Mercury outboard. $3,950. Elkhorn. (262) 949-6997.
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trolledSarahsubstance;R.Elitzer, 22, Johns burg, was cited for FOID card required – acquire of possess firearm, stun gun or taser;
Steven G. Bowman, 56, Spring Grove, was cited for violation of bail bond, theft, 2 counts of resisting or ob structing peace officer;
Margaret D. Garland, 61, Wonder Lake, was cited for violation of bail bond - vi olates condition of release
Armando Santana-Rojas, 55, was cited for delivery of controlled substance traffick ing and possession of a con trolled substance;
and A-1 domestic battery/ bodilyJasonharm;M. Welter, 41, Fox Lake, was cited for driving on a suspended license.
Ryan A. Espinosa, 30, Rockford, was cited for A-2 domestic battery/physical contact and interference with reporting of domestic vio lence; July 31
Pedro L. Mendoza, 23, Har vard, was cited for 2 counts of aggravated batter – peace offi cer – minor/no injury- no dan gerous weapon, aggravated assault – offense based only on victim, 2 counts of resist ing or obstructing peace offi cer, firefighter or correctional institution employee, 5 counts of aggravated battery to cor rectional or DHS employee with minor or no injury – no dangerous weapon; Aug. 8
CNA OR CAREGIVER 1st & 2nd shifts training, leadership skills, dependable, ability to multi task, punctual. Good pay per experience. Call Melinda at 414-750-4062.
2003 JAYCO EAGLE Pop-up, sleeps 6, AC, Good Cond. $4000. (262) 763-7440 - Tony
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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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Delion M. Cruz, 22, West Allis, was cited for 2 counts of aggravated unlawful use of a weapon and resisting or ob structing a peace officer; Aug. 10
604 FOX KNOLL DR. Friday 9/16, 8-4pm. Sat., 9/17 8-2pm. 30” Vizio TV, Kitchenaid Stand Mixer, Super Nice SCRUBS-$3 ea., 60+ Baskets, Holidays, Craft Supplies, Fee School Supplies, Gardening, Clocks.
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HEIGHTS-405 FROST DRIVE Fri.,, 9/16 and Sat., 9/17, 8:304, Sun., 9/18, 9-12. Household items, Ladies and Girls clothing, toys, games, books, furniture.
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DECOYS 28 CANADIAN GEESE Big foots-Floaters-shells mag & std. 20 Mallard- Final Approach
Juan C. Montenegro-Diaz, 30, Carpentersville, was cited
6101 LYONS STREET Old Town hall. Thurs. Sept 15 thru Sat. Sept. 17. Wed. Sept 21 thru Sat. Sept. 24, 11-5. Almost everything brand new with tags on. Over 200 pairs of shoes, boots, san dels & slippers, priced $3.-$8. Packer stuff starting at $1., Tee shirts $14. & hats $6. Halloween costumes 1/2 price. Adding new things daily.
FORD 9N New wheels & tires. Running. Can text (262) 9894112
KENNEL ASSISTANT! must love animals, strong work ethic, team player. Mom hours, fulltime, part-time, After school. Some weekends & Holidays. Bonus pay & vacation pay. Bring your dog to work kind of place. 262-642-3605.
Victoriano Perez, 19, Par is, was cited for identity theft $2K-10K, unlawful posses sion of 3+ credit/debit cards, identity theft $300-$2,000, theft con intent person <$500;
FULL TIME SAND BLASTER No experience necessary, $25/ hr. 40 hour work week. Overtime if wanted. Motorsports Powder coating. Text 262-740-2030.
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1975 AMC GREMLIN 258 4-SPD. Can text (262) 989-4112
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84 FOOT LONG PIER Very stur dy metal frame with cedar deck ing. 4 foot wide. Good condition. 847-373-6060.
July 26
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Margaret D. Garland, 61, Wonder Lake, was cited for violation of bail bond - vi olates condition of release when victim is family or household member; Aug. 5
2001 SUPRA LEGACY Great wake boarding, wake surfing and slalom boat, bow rider, super low hours, Indmar inboard 330 hp with fuel injection. $11,900. 630886-6667.
32200 45TH ST/ LOT 344 Sept., 15, 16 & 17, 9-? WHEATLAND ESTATES MOBILE PARK. Lots of stuff! From ornaments to swords.
MAIN STREET HWY D Sept.,9/16, 9-3 & 9/17, 9-2.
8217W 6 MI RD./RAYMOND Sept 15- 17th, 8 - 6pm. Huge Rummage Sale@RAYMOND COMMUNITY CHURCH. An tiques, tools, fishing gear, H/H, books, furn., clothing, xmas decor, toys/games & numerous other items.
Saturday September 17, 2022 9am - 3pm. First Congregation al Church of Rochester 103 S. State St. Rochester. Huge selec tion. Lots of interesting items!
Estate Sales
Boats
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
FIREARMS 1 piece or collection. Federally licensed dealer. Lake Geneva Antique Mall. 829 Wil liams St. Lake Geneva, Wi 262248-6345
Carnell L. Lattimore, 39, Fox Lake, was cited for es cape/violate electronic moni toring;Ronald J. Kruger, 56, Wauconda, was cited for ha rassment through electronic communications - threatening injury to person (family or household) or property;
Justin R. Toledo, 36, Won der Lake, was cited for viola tion of an order of protection
Nicholas P. Martin, 18, McHenry, was cited for do mestic battery/physical con tact and domestic battery/ bodilyCassidyharm; Villarreal, 34, Crystal Lake, was cited for possession of controlled sub stance; July 30
1967 CADILLAC CONVERT IBLE, rebuilt 429 engine, num bers match, original white leather interior, blue exterior, nice power top, Jacksonville, Florida car. Always garaged. Runs great. $13,300. (262) 949-6997.
Motorcycles
July 27
W7767 ISLAND ROAD Fri. 9/16 & Sat. 9/17, 8-4. Treadmill, boat, screened tent, 4x8 trailer, GM rims & tires, bells, lots of misc. stuff.
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