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PM&L Theatre and director Regina Reynolds are seeking actors for the production of ‘A Christmas Story’ by Philip Grecian, based on the motion picture A Christmas Story, ©1983 Turner Entertainment Co., distributed by Warner Bros., written by Jean Shepherd, Leigh Brown, and Bob Clark; and on the book In God We Trust, All Others Pay Cash by Jean AuditionersShepherd.must have completed their online audi tion form at pmltheatre.com and reserved an audition slot prior to arrival. Auditions will be held on Sunday, Sept. 25, from 2-5 p.m. and Monday, Sept. 26, from 7-9 p.m., at PM&L Theatre, located at 877 Main Street in Antioch, IL. Callbacks, if necessary, will be held on Wednesday, Sept. 27.
Southern New Hampshire University in Manchester announced the summer 2022 President’s List. Local stu dents included on the list
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Daxton, is about 3 months old, neutered, up-todate on shots, tested negative for heartworm and on preventative and microchipped. He is ready to discover the world with a new family!While walk-ins are welcome, adoptions are by appointments only to ensure we have the staff available to help adopters. For information and/ or to complete an online application, please visit www.saveapetil.org/adopt
The McHenry County Adoption Center is located at 100 N. Virginia Street in Crystal Lake. For more in formation about the event, please call (815) 459-2222.
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Mia Moore of Antioch recently won the title of 2022 National Tiny Princess in the American Beauties National Pageant where she competed against 21 other girls from around the United States. During her year of service Mia will be com pleting community service and appearances.
Thomas Rundle of Rich mond has been named to Southern New Hampshire University’s summer 2022 Dean’s List. The summer terms ran from May to Au gust.
The McHenry County Department of Health has reopened its animal control adoption center by appoint ment only and is celebrat ing by holding a “Pick Your Price” adoption event on Sat urday, Sept. 24.
Lake County State’s Attorney Office launches new streamlined and more accessible office website
On August 31, Lake Coun ty State’s Attorney Eric Rine hart launched a new, more accessible website for his of fice:Rinehartlcsao.org.said, “The mis sion of our office is to make Lake County safer and fairer, to protect Lake County, and support victims of crime. This new website helps achieve that mission by providing a more streamlined user experi ence so crime victims can eas ily find assistance and provide feedback. It’s more accessible to those with disabilities, pro vides transparency regarding our legal system, and better supports those we serve – our neighbors in Lake County.”
The new website prom inently features the Data Dashboard, a project with the MacArthur Foundation and the Lake County Sherriff’s office, a public tool of trans parency that helps make the Lake County criminal justice system accountable and fair.
adoptable animals on 24pet connect.com.“Afterafew months of hard work and dedication, we are able to reopen our adoption center,” said Mary ellen Howell, Director of the McHenry County De partment of Health’s Animal Control. “Animals under our care are ready to find their forever homes, and we are excited about connect ing families with new, fourlegged family pets.”
control, which includes sur gical sterilization, a micro chip, one-year registration, flea and tick control treat ment and age-appropriate veterinary services that in clude rabies, deworming and certainAdoptionstests. are by appoint ment only. To set up an ap pointment, fill out and submit a pet adoption application available at mchenrycounty il.gov on the Veterinary Divi sion page. Once applications are reviewed and approved, staff will contact potential adopters to set up an ap pointment. Please call (815) 459-6222 with any questions. Potential adopters can view
•are:Nathaniel Tilman, Antioch • Kristyne Fern, Richmond To be included on the President’s List students must earn a minimum grade point average of 3.7 during the term which ran from May to August.
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for the first time in office his tory – a labor violations form. Rinehart stated, “Our office is here to protect and advance the employment rights of all Lake County residents. By adding this labor violations form to our website, it will help our office assist enforce ment partners in investigating and litigating cases involving violations of wage law or em ployment practices. It should be easy for every Lake Coun ty neighbor – and everyone means everyone, no excep tions – to contact our office if their rights are violated.”
ability = Anothertrust.”highlighted aspect of the new website are all the community panels, programs, and activities the Lake Coun ty State’s Attorney’s Office has spearheaded in the last two years. “Creating safe and healthy communities starts with community input, and I’ve listened to the people of Lake County and their needs. That’s why we’ve expanded the Sexual Assault and Do mestic Violence Coordinating Councils, improved Alterna tive Prosecution and Diver sion programs, and created the Lake County Human Traf ficking Task Force,” Rinehart said. He continued, “Now, our office’s website properly reflects the needs of the com munity and describes how we are responding to them.”
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Rinehart concluded, “This website is another step in fulfilling the promise I made when sworn in as State’s At torney: to inform, comfort, and seek justice for victims regardless of the victim’s sta tion in life. That means ensur ing justice, confronting privi lege, and using data to advise our practices and to educate the public, and holding our selves accountable for any un conscious biases. I’m proud of our staff who made this new website happen so we can better serve the people of Lake County. Finally, I would like to thank the MacArthur Foundation for its partnering with us on this project.”
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MCHD’s Animal Control resumes adoptions by appointment only during ‘Pick Your Price’ event
Potential adopters who are looking for a new addition to their family will be able to draw a card that will deter mine the adoption fee they will pay to bring home an an imal from the adoption cen ter. Fees drawn will be $40, $60 or Whether$80. it’s $40, $60 or $80, the fee drawn will cover all the procedures performed prior to adoption from animal
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Clockwise from top: Mia volunteered in Kenosha, WI at the Tri-My-Best Triath lon, an event for children and young adults with developmental disabilities, she is shown making posters with her mom, Jaci, and cheering on participants with a fellow tiny princess; Mia in the formal wear competition at the National compe tition.
Rinehart stated “We need data so that people will stop arguing about whether bias exists both inside and outside the Lake County Courthouse – it does. And that’s why our new website prominently fea tures our Data Dashboard, be cause transparency + account
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those industries, and soft skills and work skills needed to gain and secure a career within any industry they might pursue. In-demand industries and ca reer exploration activities oc curred from July 11 through July 22. Sessions were deliv ered twice daily in two-hour sessions to 50 high school stu dents throughout Lake County. Participants had the opportu nity to earn a stipend of up to $500 for their active participa tion over the two weeks; more than 65% earned $400 or more.
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This team works intensively with young people to set them on a career path at a critical time in their lives. While in volved in customized training, youth participants have access to coaching in essential skills and assistance with transporta tion, supplies for schooling, etc. Participants may be matched with a paid work experience to build their portfolio and estab lish professional contacts. Par ticipants can also be referred to a Job Center partner or commu nity organization to meet any additional needs they might have.Jennifer Everett, Program Manager for the Lake County Workforce Development De partment can be reached by calling 847-377-3447 or jeverett@lakecountyil.gov.email
After a few weeks, they were able to work in an office sort ing, labeling, and working with signage. They were exposed to different county government offices throughout Lake Coun ty while participating in a scav enger hunt. This activity was rewarding for both students because they were working with college interns from the State’s Attorney’s office. Robin shared, “This is a very good ex perience for this age group, and she looks forward to the SYEP again next year.”
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The 2022 Lake County Summer Youth Employment Program recently wrapped up another exciting summer as 165 youth gained meaningful work experience while earn ing a paycheck. Funded by the Lake County Board, this program was offered in a hy brid format this year with an option for youth participants to partake in the traditional model working at a physical location or to participate in an online Work Readiness Boot camp.
her junior year. She learned about the Summer Youth Em ployment Program at school and decided to apply. She was randomly selected and placed at the Roberti Community House. Darlene was able to start work ing on day one, helping in the kitchen, packing lunches, and baking cookies that are sold at a café that was recently opened by the Roberti Community House. Darlene learned how to make a delicious peach coffee cake. She expressed that this work experience has been a great opportunity for her to gain valuable skills and meet new people. Darlene shared that this experience has helped her gain confidence in her role in work ing with students. She has been able to save money for college and is exploring a future career as anRogerengineer.was interested in a summer work experience and applied for the Summer Youth Employment Program 2022. He had no experience with gar dening. He was able to learn the skill and technique quickly and has extensive knowledge about gardening. You can find Roger watering the garden, pulling weeds, or planting vegetables. He expressed that he is skilled at gardening. As an upcoming sophomore this year, Roger has gained valuable skills in lead ership and being responsible. He shared that this would help him be successful throughout his education and future career. Roger was in charge of creat ing a detailed and documented systematic process for cleaning and preparing large buckets for the Communities House rescue food distribution. This process will be used by volunteers and staff because of Roger’s contri bution.Lake County Clerk’s office provided career awareness and job readiness skills for two youths during the Summer Youth Employment Program. Both participants will be at tending high school this year. This work experience provided both youths the experience to work as a team and gain valu able communication and soft skills. They were able to adapt to the fast-paced environment right after the election and the youths were loading, unload ing, and organizing equipment.
Speaking at a news conference in Chicago where he was flanked by other state officials and Democratic leaders of the General Assembly, Pritzker said the rebates are intended to help soften the impact of rising inflation and high gasoline
Gov. JB Pritzker announced last week that Illinois taxpayers will soon start receiving rebates of their income and property taxes, either in the mail or by direct bank deposits.
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“We have a dynamic team that was able to effectively onboard over 100 young peo ple and coordinate or deliver programming in person and online,” said Jennifer Everett, Program Manager. “I was par ticularly excited about the new content and Edge factor tool that we used in the Bootcamp. We raised career awareness in a tight time frame.” Applica tion information for the next Summer Youth Employment Program will be posted on the Job Center website in February 2023.
Year-round services for youth Lake County Workforce Development qualifies individ ual jobseekers for Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) training grants available through the U.S. De partment of Labor. Workforce Development has a team ded icated to working with young people ages 16 to 24 as they enter the workforce.
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The package also included a permanent expansion of the state’s earned income tax credit, raising it from 18 percent to 20 percent of the federal credit and extending eligibility for that credit to noncitizens who file taxes using an individual taxpayer identification number instead of a Social Security number.“The expansion of the earned income tax credit is a huge deal for Illinoisans who are emerging in this state and trying to make their way,” said state Rep. Michael Zalewski, D-Riverside.“Andweexpanded it this year. And we are on our way to a fairer tax code through existing law, which is incredibly exciting for the state of RepublicansIllinois.”criticized that package as an election-year gimmick, noting that the rebate checks would show up in people’s mailboxes or bank accounts just before Election Day, while the pause on the motor fuel tax hike would disappear soon after Election Day.
Participants were able to enter the S.T.E.A.M. Challenge pre sented by Edge Factor for the chance to win a gift card. All participants can access Edge Factor to continue their explo ration beyond the two-week session.Guest speakers were a high light of Bootcamp. Trey Baker is an upcoming sophomore at DePaul University, Chicago, Illinois, majoring in Organiza tional Leadership and Political Science. He is a Multicultural Scholar and plays college bas ketball. He is a Special Advisor to the Obama Foundation, My Brother’s Keeper Alliance, and M.B.K. Chicago Action, Lake County Juvenile Justice Coor dinator, and Chairmen for the Lake County Juvenile Justice Council’s Youth Committee. He spoke to the participants about the topic of skill vs. will. He challenged the participants to self-reflect on their skill vs. will, motivational ‘WHY’ for their actions, and set goals. Trey left a lasting impression on many participants with his impactfulMarcuswords.Jackson, Outreach Coordinator for the Interna tional Union of Operating En gineers (I.U.O.E.) Local 150 Apprenticeship spoke to par ticipants about various careers within the Operating Engi neering Union, apprenticeship program, and essential work skills employers seek. Marcus shared his personal story of pursuing college and how he made his way into the I.U.O.E., which reinforced the concept that there are many options after high school to consider. Marcus’s primary responsi bilities include creating com prehensive outreach programs while working with the A.S.I.P. Marcus is a member of the Youth Task Force. In October, he will become a Lake County Workforce Development Board member.
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More than 230 different species of birds are found along the Chain O’Lakes in cluding Bald Eagles, swans, pelicans, Sandhill Cranes, Great Blue Herons, White Herons, geese and many more. Some of the species are seen at certain times of the year as they migrate north for the summer while others make the Chain O’Lakes their
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The best way to enjoy some time on the Chain is on a Chain O’Lakes Boat Tour where one can sit back and enjoy the view while learn ing more about the beauty and history of the area.
The boat used for his con cierge tours is a 2019 model, 22-foot Tritoon. A Tritoon is a pontoon that instead of having just two large aluminum tubes under the deck, has a third tube in the center of the boat giving the passengers a more even ride as the weight is better dis tributed over the water.
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The sunset cruise is the great place to celebrate an anniversary or perhaps the perfect place and time to pop that question. A private pro posal or proposing with a few friends or family members present will make the mo ment perfect and memorable.
Top: Captain Dan Shaughnessy of Chain O’ Lake Boat Tours is pictured with his wife, Jenny, on the pontoon enjoying the beauty of the sunset on the lake after a busy day. Above: Tours leave from the pier at the Cypress Resort. Cypress Resort has a nice beach that is enjoyed by guests staying at the resort. Chain O’ Lakes Boat Tours can be reached by calling Captain Dan at 847-521-0668 or emailing Dan@ChainOLakesBoatTours.com
The historical tours follow the history of early life on the lakes from the time when the Native Americans lived in the area and hunted and fished the chain, through the early 1900s when the big resorts such as the Mineola were the place to be with their stories of surviving prohibition and the colorful stories of the Chicago gangsters and their presence on the Chain.
Among the additional cruises offered are an early morning coffee tour, lakeside lunch tour, historical tours, and sunset charcuterie tours. Each tour offers a variety of information.Whilethe early risers among you may want to take a morning coffee tour, when the lakes are empty and se rene, the other end of the day, the Sunset Charcuterie tour celebrates the end of the day where visitors enjoy the
The tours have been well researched, combining the folklore stories of the area and the historical knowledge from the local historians. On many of the tours, Captain
Dan shares historic photos of life on the shore and build ings that may have not sur vived through the years with theGrasspassengers.Lake was a favor ite place to visit from the late 1800s, when the entire lake was filled with Egyp tian Lotus and the beautiful fragrance of the blooming lotus filled the air. While the lotus no longer fills the whole lake, there are many lotus beds found on the lake today. Visitors to the Chain can still enjoy the beauty and aroma of the lotus in bloom.
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hamburger on Pistakee Lake or El Puerto, on Nipper sink Lake, if you are in the mood for Mexican fare. You choose where to stop or let the captain make the choice for you. One or more stops may be made.
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beauty of sunset on the lake while enjoying a board of charcuterie. While no alcohol is provided on the tour, visi tors may bring their own.
“We prefer the small group tour of two to six participants where everyone has con cierge service and can enjoy the trip,” Shaughnessy said. “Each tour can be scheduled for two, four or six hours de pending on how much of the Chain one wishes to cover.”
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Even the interior of the boat with its light gray up holstery is comfortable and relaxing. The overhead may be raised on sunny days to provide shade on the boat, making certain that everyone is comfortable.Peopleenjoy the lakes for different reasons and the variety of tours offered by Chain O’Lakes Boat Tours offers so many different tours of varying lengths, that there is sure to include one that ap peals to you. If not, Captain Dan will custom create one forTheyou.
lakes of the Chain vary. The larger lakes are very built up along the shore and have a rich history of early settlers to the land. Oth ers are more raw, with natu
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The Lakeside Lunch Tours combine a tour of the lakes with a stop for lunch at one of the local restaurants along the shore. The lunch can be as low key as stop ping at a McDonald’s along the water to a higher end
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“Among the most popular tours are the historical tours and the wild life tours,” said Shaughnessy. “People al ways seem to enjoy seeing the unique wildlife on the lakes. They also enjoy hear ing the stories of the past.”
ing a larger group tour than the two- to six-person tours generally booked. This may be for a large group such as a work group, anniversa ry party, or birthday treat. These can be accommodated by calling Captain Dan at 847-521-0668 to arrange.
All the tours are listed on the website and can be booked on line, for the day and time of your choice, with the exception of tours more than six participants. Water is supplied on all tours. No alcoholic bever ages are served on board but you may bring your own. Glass of any kind is not al lowed in the boat.
Bring a camera for the chance to take beautiful pic tures. Don’t forget to apply sunscreen before leaving on the tour. The sun reflecting off the water can cause sun burn when you are on the boat for several hours.
ral grasses along the shores making them a haven for wildlife. Both these scenarios are the basis for special tours.
usually leave between 5 and 6 p.m. and are scheduled for two hours. When taking a bird-watching tour remember to bring a camera. Binoculars are provided for the tours.
The lakes connect by channels, many of them manmade, is the busiest inland recreational waterway in the United States according to Fox Waterway Executive Di rector Joseph Keller.
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Kamiya, Sargoch and their daughter from Chicago took a recent tour with Chain O’Lakes Boat Tours while spending a few days relaxing at the Cypress Resort in An tioch.“The lotus, especially the Egyptian Lotus were of in terest to us and they were beautiful. We were surprised at the number of birds that we saw along the lake,” Kamiya said. “It was a wonderful trip and very relaxing.”
Fall is a great time for a cruise on the Chain
If you are looking for an interesting way to spend time at the Chain O’Lakes, any one of the specialized boat tours will give you an unforgettable day on the water and help you learn more about the history of the Chain. The tours are suitable for all Contactages. Chain O’Lakes Boat Tours and plan your fall tour now and enjoy the beautiful change of colors along the lakes. Chain O’Lake Boat Tours can be reached by calling Captain Dan or emailing him at
The Chain offers a variety of lakes, each well known for different reasons, that makes it the perfect place to enjoy the beauty and the history of the“Thearea. Chain O’Lakes is a rich area, known for its wildlife, colorful history, folklore and resorts along the Chain that brings in many visitors,” said Captain Dan Shaughnessy, owner of Chain O’Lakes Boat Tours in Antioch.Shaughnessy, who grew up on the Chain O’Lakes and continues to make this area his home, started Chain O’Lakes Boat Tours to share his love of the lakes with oth ers. As a U.S. Coast Guard Certified Master Captain and an EMT, one can feel very safe and comfortable on his tours.While many lake tours are a “one size fits all,” a tour with Captain Dan is very specialized to your needs. He offers a variety of tours or will custom design the tour of your dreams.
Is there a better way to spend a late summer or early fall day than cruising along the Chain O’Lakes, enjoying the soft breeze against your face as you enjoy the beauty of the area? No there doesn’t seem to be.
The Chain O’Lakes is a unique area of 15 intercon nected lakes, covering 7,100 acres of water, stretching from the Wisconsin border at Antioch where the Fox River enters the Chain to Johnsburg where it leaves the Chain to make its way down through the State of Illinois.
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choice.Depending on the length of the tour and the direction you are taking, you may wish to stop at the McHen ry Country Club or Port Edwards in Algonquin. Or there are places in between, casual and comfortable, such as Moretti’s for piz za, Dockers for a salad or a
The lunch tours or the River Run tours are a fouror six-hour tour. The River Run tour with a four-hour time, are able to travel down the Fox River up to the locks. The six-hour tour goes all the way, through the locks to PerhapsAlgonquin.youneed arrang
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land Park Police were dis patched to the 0-100 block of Cliff Road, Highland Park, for a report of an unconscious person on Lake Michigan’s shoreline. Highland Park Po lice responded and located a deceased adult male.
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Preliminary investigation shows the victim, who lives in the area, went outside to speak with individuals who were being loud on the lakeshore, shortly after 1:00 a.m. on September 17. After making contact with the individuals, a violent confrontation ensued, resulting in the death of the 45-year-old man.
usage; Uriel Hernandez-Delfin, 28, Waukegan, was cited for domestic battery; Luis Luna, Jr., 20, North Chicago, was cited for driving while license suspended, and speeding;
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The information obtained during the investigation was turned over to the Lake Coun ty State’s Attorney’s Office.
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.
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Lake County State’s At torney Eric Rinehart stated, “This devastating incident left five young people without the love and guidance of a fa ther, a wife without a partner, and a community without a
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On September 17, at ap proximately 10:45 a.m., Grayslake Police Officers were dispatched to North western Medicine Center Grayslake for a report of a gunshot victim. The victim, a 23-year-old man, was pro nounced deceased shortly af ter arriving at the hospital.
At the sentencing hearing, Judge George Strickland heard from Young’s wife and oldest son about the loss they had suffered since October 2020. Brown did not call any witnesses at the hearing. As with all first-de gree murder cases, Brown’s sentence of 65 years will be served at 100%.
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Sheriff John D. Idleburg said, “As a profession and as an agency, we hold ourselves to the highest standards. Our community, my staff, and I, will not tolerate this type of dishonest behavior. The mis conduct by one rogue em ployee is not a reflection of the hard-working men and women of the Lake County Sheriff’s Office.”
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Man sentenced to 65 years for road-rage shooting that killed father of five On SeptemberFriday9,aChicagomanwassentencedto65yearsinprisonfortheOctober2020shootingthatleftafatheroffivedeadinWaukegan.SheldonBrown,
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Since March, Brown has been representing himself in court after having been pre viously represented by pri vate attorneys and attorneys from the public defender’s office. Judge George Strick land permitted Brown to act as his own attorney after a lengthy hearing to determine if Brown was waiving his right to an attorney know ingly and intelligently.
On September 12, at ap proximately 10:45 p.m., North Chicago Police Officers were dispatched to the 2600 block of Spruce Drive, North Chicago, for a report of shots fired. When officers arrived, they located an 18-year-old man seriously injured from a gunshot wound. The man was transported to an area hospi tal in grave condition, and he was pronounced deceased at approximately 5:30 a.m. the following morning.
Aftersaid. being arrested in July 2022, Salgan’s bond was set at $200,000 and he was able to post 10% cash, $20,000.Under the SAFE-T Act, going into effect on January 1, 2023, defendants charged with sex crimes, such as Child Pornography, will not be granted bond before trial if a judge orders them de tained.
Sara Mendoza, 29, Arling ton Heights, was cited for DUI – alcohol, driving while license suspended, unlawful possession of adult use canna bis in vehicle, and 2 counts of endangering the life of a child; Kevin Weaver, 27, Lake Bluff, was cited for domestic battery.
in Novem ber of 2020, it was determined Gregory Swanson, 54, of the 17500 block of West Dart moor Drive, Unincorporated Grayslake, submitted and was paid for overtime he did not work. Swanson was found to have falsified a number of timesheets for various special overtime details, totaling in excess of Shortly$4,000.after learning of the allegations, Swanson ten dered his resignation on De cember 2, 2020.
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It was determined the loca tion of the incident was Fort Sheridan Forest Preserve, lo cated at 117 Sheridan Road, Unincorporated Lake For est. Lake County Forest Pre serve Police responded and are taking lead in the death investigation.LakeCounty Forest Pre serve Police requested the assistance of the Lake Coun ty Major Crime Task Force, due to injuries located on the man’s body. Lake County For est Preserve Police and Lake County Major Crime Task Force investigators are active ly investigating the incident.
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Brown has been held in the Lake County Jail since he was arrested on a $3 million bond. He will be transferred to the Cook County Jail to await trial for the separate in cidents in Cook County.
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Preliminary investigation shows the victim was a pas senger in a vehicle, which was traveling on Washington Street in the area of Lancer Lane, Grayslake. An occupant of another vehicle, driving in the same area, began shooting at the victim’s vehicle. The victim was struck by gunfire and the driver immediately rushed him to the hospital, where he died.
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North Chicago Police re quested the assistance of the Lake County Major Crime Task Force. North Chicago Detectives and Task Force In vestigators continue to inves tigate the shooting. Anyone with information should con tact the North Chicago Police Department or leave an anon ymous tip with Lake County CrimeStoppers 847-662-2222 or crimestoppers.com/http://www.lakecounty
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On September 17, Lake County Major Crime Task Force Investigators and Lake County Forest Preserve Police conduced a search warrant at the residence of Nicholas M. Caban, 20, of the 3400 block of Dato Avenue Highland Park, pursuant to this inves tigation. Caban is one of the two individuals involved in this incident. During the search warrant, investigators located a semiautomatic pistol in Caban’s bedroom. The fire arm had no identifiable serial numbers.Thefirearm located at Caban’s residence was not used in the incident which took place in the forest pre serve.The Lake County State’s Attorney’s Office approved the charge of unlawful pos session of a firearm without a serial number (class 3 felo ny). The investigation remains open and ongoing. Additional charges are possible following further investigation and the results of the victim’s autopsy.
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34, pled guilty on March 25, 2022, to one count of first-degree murder for the fatal attack on Dwayne Young that occurred after a minor traffic collision.
At the time of the inci dent, Mr. Brown had post ed cash bond for a weapons offense in Cook County. Brown also has an outstand ing murder charge in Cook County related to a separate incident.OnOctober 9, 2020, Brown and Young were driving separate vehicles that were involved in a mi nor collision. Brown exited his vehicle brandishing a handgun and approached Young. Brown fired sever al times into the car, hitting Young once. Young died at a nearby hospital shortly after the incident. Several eyewit nesses identified Brown as the shooter and Brown con fessed to Waukegan Police in a videotaped statement.
partment requested the assis tance of the Lake County Ma jor Crime Task Force. Grays lake Detectives and Task Force Investigators are con ducting a homicide investiga tion.An autopsy for the victim wasAnyonescheduled.with any informa tion is encourage to contact Grayslake Police at: 847223-2341 or Lake County CrimeStoppers at: 847-6622222 or tycrimestoppers.com/http://www.lakecoun
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the offi cers of Lake Forest and the Investigators of the State’s Attorney’s Office who in vestigated and captured this individual. We will continue to use the newest technolo gy to make sure our children are kept safe,” Lake County State’s Attorney Eric Rine hart
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The two others involved in the confrontation, a 20-year old man and an 18-year-old man, both sustained injuries in the confrontation. Both men were hospitalized for their injuries and both are speaking with investigators.
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Under the SAFE-T Act, going into effect on January 1, 2023, defendants charged with violent crimes or crimes involving weapons, such as the one Brown was charged with in Cook Coun ty, will not be granted bond before trial if a judge orders themState’detained.sAttorney Rinehart added, “Under the SAFE-T Act, Judges will detain vi olent offenders until trial regardless of their ability to post cash bond. No one’s freedom should be deter mined by what’s in their wallet, it should be deter mined by their threat level to the community.”
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The State’s Attorney’s Office approved the criminal charges and on September 13, 2022, an arrest warrant was issued for Swan son. Swanson’s bond was set at $100,000. Later the same day, Swanson surrendered himself to the Lake County Sheriff’s Office, where he was processed. He is
On Wednesday, Sept. 14, a Lake Forest man has was in dicted on 10 counts of Posses sion of Child Pornography.
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Eric Gatlin, 43, Elgin, was cited for a warrant arrest: vio lation of an order of protection; Ernesto Mendoza-Marti nez, 42, Long Grove, was cit ed for DUI – alcohol, DUI bac overDaniel0.08; Manueles-Guer rero, 36, Zion, was cited for DUI – alcohol, endangering the life of a child (two counts), speeding, and improper lane
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Andrew L. Patterson, 27, Cary, was cited for battery; Aug. 22
Joseph E. Goheen, 32, Johnsburg, was cited for viola tion of an order of protection; Juan N. Hernandez, 47, Harvard, was cited for aggra vated DUI – license suspended or revoked and operation of an uninsured motor vehicle;
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Kathie L. Zaremba, 58, Marengo, was cited for vio lation of bail bond – violates condition of release when victim is family or household member.
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Christopher J. Slomczews ki, 35, Antioch, was cited for aggravated DUI – 3;
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Steven G. Bowman, 56, Spring Grove, was cited for 2 counts of A-2 domestic battery/physical contact, re sisting or obstructing peace officer, and violation of bail bond – violates condition of release when victim is family or household member;
The Lake County Sheriff’s Office joined forces with other law enforcement agencies and highway safety partners throughout the state for the Labor Day traffic safety campaign.Theprogram was made possible by federal highway safety funds administered by the Illinois Department of Transportation.
Jerome D. Williams, 28, Chicago, was cited for retail theft – taking merchandise from a retail establishment with intent to deprive mer chant without paying;
• 1 warrant arrest
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• 3 citations issued for distracted driving
• 12 citations issued for operating an uninsured vehicle
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The Lake County Sheriff’s Office made three DUI arrests during the recent Labor Day traffic safety campaign.
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•included:1arrest for endangering the life of a child
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• 5 arrests for driving while license suspended or revoked
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Dorian A. Vargas, 30, Won der Lake, was cited for driv ing while license suspended or revoked;
• 5 citations issued for other traffic offenses
• 2 citations issued for unlawful possession of cannabis in a motor vehicle
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Caleb J. McCaughn, 19, Lake in the Hills, was cited for theft – obtained by decep tion control over property of theJasonowner;L. Sensabaugh, 46, Elkhorn, was cited for driving revoked/suspended DUI/SSS 10-14;Travis J. Dodaro, 22, Marengo, was cited for A-1 domestic battery/bodily harm, A-2 domestic battery/physical contact, and 2 counts of as sault;Kayla J. Petersen, 20, Woodstock, was cited for a violation of an order of pro
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Jose I. Serratos, 47, Won der Lake, was cited for viola tion of bail bond; Aug. 25
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Christina L. Calhoun, 37, Crystal Lake, was cited for aggravated battery – peace officer – great bodily harm/ permanent disability or disfig urement, Aggravated assault –offense based only on victim, and resisting or obstructing a peace officer; Aug. 18
In addition, 34 citations were issued to occupants of vehicles not wearing seat belts. Other arrests and citations
Jeffrey W. Dietz, 63, McHenry, was cited for crimi nal damage to tery;restraint,domesticed43,Christopherproperty;E.Summers,FoxRiverGrove,wascitfor2countsofaggravatedbattery,unlawfuland2countsofbat
cal contact, and A-1 domestic battery/bodily harm; Brandon C. Reilly, was cited for 6 counts of aggra vated battery – pregnant per son – minor on no injury/no dangerous weapon, 2 counts of A-1 domestic battery/ bodily harm, 3 counts of A-2 domestic battery/physical contact, domestic battery/ other prior, and interference with reporting of domestic violence;AnaM. Mendoza, 24, El gin, was cited for mfg/del 400 < 900 gr cocaine, possess 400 < 900 grams cocaine, manu facture, deliver, possess with intent to deliver cannabis –more than 5,000g, and posses sion of cannabis – more than 5,000g;Edgar Herrera, 32, Wood stock, was cited for armed violence, mfg/del 400 < 900 gr cocaine, manufacture, de liver, possess with the intent to deliver cannabis – more than 5,000g, possession of cannabis – more than 5,000g, possess 400 < 900 grams co caine, 2 counts of unlawful use or possession of weapon by felon or person in custody DOC facility, defacing identi fication marks of firearm and obstruct justice/destroy evi dence.
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“As law enforcement officers, we do our best to protect motorists, pedestrians, and other roadway users,” said Sheriff John D. Idleburg. “While enforcement campaigns like these save lives, there is still much to be done. Please help us spread the message: Drive sober or get pulled over.”
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domestic battery/bodily harm; Zennith D. Watson, 48, Genoa City, was cited for vi olation of an order of protec tion, assault, and violation of bailMagdalenabond; Young-Marti nez, 25, Rockford, was cit ed for A-2 domestic battery/ physical contact;
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The following arrests in McHenry County were reported by the McHenry County Sheriff’s Depart ment. Suspects are consid ered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
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Skyler N. Howell, 29, Volo, was cited for A-1 do mestic battery/bodily harm; Alexander L. Spencer, 30, Volo, was cited for A-2 do mestic battery/physical con tact;Josephine M. Martin, 54, Wildwood, was cited for !-2 domestic battery/physical contact and A-1 domestic battery/bodily harm; Collin M. Derose, 21, Crystal Lake, was cited for 2 counts of interference with re porting of domestic violence, A-1 domestic battery/bodily harm, and aggravated assault – offense based on use of fire arm, device or motor vehicle; Nicky R. Marshall, 54, McHenry, was cited for DUI – alcohol and improper lane usage; Aug. 21
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Joseph D. Greiss, 43, Mount Prospect, was cited for viola tion of order of protection; Melissa A. Stephan, 42, Woodstock, was cited for pos session of a controlled sub stance; Aug. 24
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• 35 citations issued for speeding
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