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Whoever petitioned the Antioch Village Board to amend liquor licenses for gas stations and convenience stores, it wasn’t the owner of BP at routes 173 and 59.

The owner, Sonny Judge, expressed concerns related to the village’s decision at its Feb. 12 regular board meeting.

The board’s approval of the Class D license, which costs $1,300 instead of $1,900 for Class C licenses, limits the amount of space a convenience store can reserve for alcohol sales.

According to the Class D license, the amount of display floor space allowed for the sale of alcoholic beverages shall be 33 percent or 600 square feet, whichever is greater.

Trustee Ed Macek was not in favor of this license, stating, “You are restricting free enterprise. It makes no sense to me.”

Judge, meanwhile, has a Class C liquor license, which allows him to sell spirits along with beer and wine without space limitations.

He said the Class D liquor license hinders his business growth.

“I’m not in favor of the limits,” Judge said. “I am trying to build my business.

I sell these products as a convenience to my customers. I try to meet customer demand. I feel like you are taking something away from me, something I’ve already paid for.”

Judge mentioned that a board decision already cost him $30,000 regarding a sign he was required to install.

Mayor Larry Hanson asked him not to

bring up items from the past.

Village attorney Bob Long suggested that Judge’s Class C license could be grandfathered but doing that he said would drag out the process and the Shell station would have to wait longer for his liquor license.

Judge said he had only 10 percent of his retail space in alcohol. He did question the possibility of conflict of interest if anyone on the board voting on this issue had anything to do with alcohol sales in the village.

No one owned up to any conflict of interest. Trustee Jerry Johnson, however, is the manager of The Lodge, which does have a village liquor license.

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County reminds residents of early voting Online registration available, clerk reports

Despite fast approaching deadlines, Lake County residents still have several opportunities to register for the first time or update an existing record before the March 20 primary election.

Online registration is available until Sunday through the Illinois State Board of Elections website at ova.elections.il.gov.

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Fifteen early voting sites will offer grace registration beginning Monday. Eleven early voting sites are open until Saturday, March 17, on weekdays 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturdays 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

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County raises awareness of mental health services Initiative comes after community survey

According to a 2017 Healthy Community Study, which assessed community perceptions, the McHenry County Board of Health discovered 21 percent of respondents were unaware of mental health services.

In response, the Board of Health looks to raise awareness of offered services within the community, a news release states.

“(They) were unable to receive services, citing they were not sure how to find mental health services,” the release states.

Through a strategic planning process, the Mental Health Board and Network Council members elevated awareness of services to a significant community issue in need of attention.

Countywide efforts and

activities are underway to increase the community’s awareness of services.

The Mental Health Board worked with the McHenry County Community Foundation to expand the MCHELP mobile app, which will include countywide mental health, substance use and intellectual and developmental disability related resources along with immediate crisis

support and information via text or voice.

The Mental Health Board has added a services directory to its website at www. mc708.org.

Mental Health Board’s training and community development associate, Denise Bowman, can be contacted during normal business hours at 815-788-4392 to assist with service navigation.

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A rose by any other name…

Change is inevitable, necessary and even desired. We choose change all the time.

We change our oil, address, hair color, diet, job, friends, toilet paper roll, underwear and even our operating system. We contemplate change regularly. Should I trade in my old car? Get a new pair of shoes? Change cell phone providers? Would the kitchen look better with yellow walls? Should I buy 2 percent milk instead of whole?

We are in charge of many of the changes we make in our lives. Yet there is one aspect most of us never consider changing even though we had absolutely nothing to do with choosing it in the first place – our first name.

The concept hit me earlier this week. Don’t ask why. I can’t even begin to explain the inner workings of my brain. But here’s the thought: no one initially chooses their own first name. In our culture we are named soon after birth. It’s impossible for a newborn to roll over, much less choose a name. So parents do the job.

To be fair, most parents give a baby’s name a due amount of consideration.

My husband and I did.

Well, until that last one when we couldn’t come to a consensus and decided instead to compromise. If our baby came into the world blonde he’d be named after a character in a novel our daughter was reading. If he had dark hair we’d name him after a contestant on a survival reality show. True story.

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Robert (Chris Engelhardt) contemplates relationships with Joanne (Jennifer Franco) during a recent rehearsal of “Company” at Antioch’s PM&L Theatre.

Company premiers at PM&L Theatre Opening set for March 9 PM&L Theatre of Antioch will unveil “Company,” a production showcasing the life of a single man set in 1970, on Friday, March 9.

The production, which features music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, is an adaptation of a book authored by George Furth.

Fran Jansta, whose previous directing credits include “A Few Good Men” and “The Spitfire Grill,” will preside over the production.

Set in New York City, “Company” revolves around Robert (Chris Engelhardt), a single man turning 35, his relationships with five couples in various stages of marital bliss and the three young women he’s currently dating.

They are all wondering when Bobby will be ready for some permanent “company.”

The story is told through a series of vignettes, primarily from Robert’s viewpoint.

The show features many of Sondheim’s

most beloved songs, which include such titles as “Side by Side,” “Another Hundred People,” “The Ladies Who Lunch” and “Being Alive.”

“Company” runs Fridays and Saturdays, March 9-10, 16-17 and 23-24th, at 8 p.m.

And on Sundays, March 11, 18 and 25, there will be 2:30 p.m. matinees.

The cost of tickets, available online, are $18 for adults and $15 for students and seniors.

To reserve a ticket online, visit pmltheatre.com.

For those looking to buy tickets directly from the box office, which opened Feb. 26, people are asked to call 847395-3055.

The box office is open Mondays through Thursdays from 6 to 8 p.m. and Saturdays from 9 a.m. until noon.

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my name, hyphenating or changing it completely. As I was choosing my last name By I never considered opting JILL for a new first.

PERTLER It’s curious. We live in Columnist a culture consumed with mirrors and “me-ism” yet the very word that comes closest to labeling (if not He came out blonde. And even partially defining) our thinking back, I guess our individual selves is one we decision did require quite a didn’t choose, nor did we bit of consideration, not to mention reading and watch- opt to choose it or change it even though we could. ing TV. Our first name is some Bottom line: he didn’t thing that’s sort of tossed at choose his name; we did.

The same can be said for the us and we just let it stick. rest of our kids and the rest After a time – years or decades – it sort of becomes of us. I’ve never given my who we are. Bob becomes name much thought. I was Bob. Another Bob becomes Jill and that was that.

Not everyone uses his or a different version of Bob. I’m Jill. Someone else is her true first name. Some equally Jill, but uniquely people go by a middle her own. It can make your name, and the world is full head spin. of nicknames, but most of Or maybe I’ve been comthe time these are chosen for us as well. Babies don’t ing at this from the wrong perspective. get to pick their middle Our name is one of the names any more than they first gifts our parents give pick their first names. And us. It is a lasting possession not too many of us decide – a legacy. One given with on a nickname. It’s a mongreat thought and hope for iker someone else bestows the future. For our future, upon us.

Of course there are crim- courtesy of the folks who inals who go by aliases, but made us. With that in mind, it’s a gift we wouldn’t – or that’s a different situation. more aptly shouldn’t – trade Changing your name to for anything else. I know commit a crime is not the same as changing it because I won’t. Which, of course, makes me Jill – still. you dislike being Jill and Jill Pertler is an would rather be Julie. Do award-winning syndicated not change your name to columnist, published playbecome a criminal. wright, author and member People change their last of the National Society of names all the time. They Newspaper Columnists. She make this choice after invites readers to follow the much thought. When I got Slices of Life page on Facemarried, I weighed the book. various options of keeping

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No additional funds for Lovin Oven The village board provided a $250,000 grant to Lovin Oven Cakery to purchase baking equipment to help it open its Antioch store.

The company also spent $198,412 for façade improvement and decided to apply, after the fact, for a $50,000 façade grant.

The village board approved a façade grant program that provides up to $100,000 to applicants for facade rehabilitation.

Recently while discussing the small number of businesses that took advantage of this program, Trustee Mary Dominiak floated the idea that the purpose of the grant be expanded to possibly include interior rehabilitation. No formal modifications to the program have been made.

Community development director Michael Garrigan brought the application to the board, seeking direction.

Because application is supposed to occur prior to the work and non-union workers may have done the work, the village board let Garrigan know they were not favorable to the application.

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Deputies save suicidal man

Using crisis intervention techniques, three Lake County Sheriff’s deputies stopped a suicidal man from harming himself, according to a news release.

The Sheriff’s Office said the incident happened Feb. 21, when deputies received reports of an unwanted subject at a residence in the 23100 block of West Lake Shore Drive in Antioch Township.

When sheriff’s deputies arrived, they interviewed the subject, a 19-year-old who brandished a handgun and threatened to kill himself.

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to force sheriff’s deputies to shoot him,” the release states.

The first responding deputy, Eric Campbell, immediately began crisis intervention communications with the man.

Campbell was joined by Deputy John Willer and Sgt. George Love.

The three utilized their crisis intervention team skills. After approximately one hour, the man surrendered peacefully.

The man was transported to an area hospital for a mental health evaluation without further incident.

The loaded pistol and a shotgun were recovered from the residence.

County reminds residents of early voting Despite fast-approaching deadlines, Lake County residents still have several opportunities to register for the first time or update an existing record before the March 20 primary election.

Online registration is available until Sunday through the Illinois State Board of Elections website at ova.elections. il.gov.

An Illinois driver’s license or state identification card is required.

Fifteen early voting sites will offer grace registration beginning Monday. Eleven

early voting sites are open until Saturday, March 17, on weekdays 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturdays 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

The four other early voting sites offer extended weekday evening, Saturday and Sunday hours through Monday, March 19. Just for early voting, residents can use any voting site regardless of where they live.

Grace voter registration is also available at the clerk’s office weekdays from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. through Friday.

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Applicants must be U.S. citizens, residents of their precinct for 30 days before Election Day, 18 years old on or before the general election, provide two forms of valid identification (one must show current residential address) and vote at the same time as registration.

For more information about Lake County Clerk services and up-to-the-minute election news, call 847-3772400.

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The Vintage Shop Hop will be on Friday and Saturday throughout northern Illinois and Wisconsin.

The Vintage Shop Hop is a self-guided event throughout over 400 vintage and antique stores throughout the area.

During the event, stores that participate will have promotions for sales, gifts, discounts and more. Stores may have different operating hours during this event.

Stores that will participate in the event include Lake County Barnwood LLC, Great Lakes Antique Boutiques and more.

People who travel for the event also will have the option to receive special pricings on local places to stay, including AirB&Bs, bed and breakfasts and hotels.

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The Hi-Liter regrets the er The Eggcellent Easter Ad- ror. venture will be from 10:30 a.m. to noon on Saturday, March 31, Lake County Sheriff at Williams Park, 400 Williams announces Illinois St., Antioch.

The event has two parts that Sheriff’s Association feature a parade and an egg hunt. The parade will begin at scholarship 10:30 a.m. on Main Street at Lake County Sheriff Mark Park Avenue then head north to Curran announced the IlliWilliams Street. After the pa- nois Sheriff’s Association will rade, the egg hunt will begin in award a $500 college scholarWilliams Park for children ages ship to a Lake County student seeking to pursue higher educa1 to 10.

The Easter Bunny will be on tion during the 2018-2019 acahand to greet children at the pa- demic year. rade and available for pictures Scholarship funds are to be at the actual egg hunt. Pictures applied to tuition, books and with the Easter Bunny are free, fees only and must be used but guests need their own cam- during the regular school year. era or phone to take the pic- Funds cannot be used for housing or any other incurred extures.

The children are divided penses. into groups of the same age. The student must be enThe age groups are as follows; rolled full time at a certified 1 and 2-year-olds, 3 and 4-year- institution of higher learning olds, 5 through 7-year-olds and within the state of Illinois.

Applications are available at 8 through 10-year-olds.

The cost is $3 per child up the Lake County Sheriff’s Ofto the Friday before the event. fice or on the Sheriff’s website.

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Lower speed limits for Harden and Hillside In other business, the board approved lowering the speed limit on Hillside Avenue and Harden Street between routes 59 and 173 on recommendation of the Traffic Safety Committee.

Currently, there is one speed limit sign of 35 mph, which the committee petitioned lowering to 25 mph.

There is also an ordinance allowing 30 mph.

The village is allowed to change speed limits by ordinance in 5 mph increments.

Additional posted speed signs are proposed for entrances on Hillside and Harden from Route 59 and Route 173. This will have the effect to slow traffic and allow easier enforcement of the speed limit.

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Using crisis intervention techniques, three Lake County Sheriff’s deputies stopped a suicidal man from harming himself, according to a news release.

The Sheriff’s Office said the incident happened Feb. 21, when deputies received reports of an unwanted subject as a residence in the 23100 block of West Lake Shore Drive in Antioch Township.

When sheriff’s deputies arrived, they interviewed the subject, a 19-year-old who brandished a handgun and threatened to kill himself.

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Lake County Sheriff announces Illinois Sheriff’s Association scholarship Lake County Sheriff Mark Curran announced the Illinois Sheriff’s Association will award a $500 college scholarship to a Lake County student seeking to pursue higher education during the 2018-2019 academic year.

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is the lead pastor for River Ridge.

For more information, visit www.riverridgewi.com.

The KidBucks mother-son game show will be at 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. on Sunday at the Antioch Senior Center, 817 Holbek Drive, Antioch.

Moms, sons, grandsons and nephews are invited for an afternoon game show. Nine kids will be chosen on a lottery system to participate. The audience will be asked to help out during the show.

There will be a hot dog lunch served before each game show. Attendees will be able to choose between two showings.

The cost is $12 per person.

Registration is required and is due by Friday.

For more information, visit www.antioch.il.gov.

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The first responding deputy, Eric Campbell, immediately began crisis intervention communications with the man.

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Johnsburg resident Carol Ann Ripple will lead the class. Topics covered in the class will include reasons to be vegan, pantry staples, recipe resources, reading labels and more.

Advance registration is required.

For more information or to register, visit www.johnsburglibrary.org.

Holiday-themed events throughout northern Illinois Lake Villa parade and luncheon The Village of Lake Villa will have a St. Patrick’s Day parade and luncheon at noon on Saturday, March 17, in downtown Lake Villa, The parade will start at Palombi School, 133 McKinley Ave., Lake Villa, and will end at the Lake Villa train station, 129 Railroad Ave., Lake Villa.

After the parade, there will be a corned beef and cabbage luncheon for a nominal fee at the Lake Villa Veterans of Foreign Wars, 130 Grand Ave., Lake Villa. There also will be a hot dog and potato chip meal available for purchase.

Food donations will be accepted along the parade route and at the VFW. For more information, go to www.lake-villa.org.

Lindenhurst Parks breakfast There will be a St. Patrick’s Day breakfast at 9:30 a.m. on Friday, March 16, at Lindenhurst Parks, 2200 E. Grass Lake Road, Lindenhurst.

Guests are asked to dress in green and bring their favorite breakfast item. There will be games, prizes and cards.

munity relations. The essay question is, “How is law enforcement perceived in your area? What, in your opinion, is the best way to improve law enforcement relations within your community?”

Applications are available at the Lake County Sheriff’s Office or on the Sheriff’s website. Students must complete the application, answer the essay question and return them. All documentation must be postmarked to the Lake County Sheriff’s Office by March 15.

The event is for people ages 50 and older. The event is free but requires registration by Friday, March 9. The registration code is 141301C. For more information or to register, go to www.lindenhurstparks.org.

Tickets available for Antioch Parks and Recreation Eggcellent Easter Adventure

The Eggcellent Easter Adventure will be from 10:30 a.m. to noon on Saturday, March 31, at Williams Park, 400 Williams St., Antioch.

The event has two parts that feature a parade and an egg hunt. The parade will begin at 10:30 a.m. on Main Street at Park Avenue then head north to Williams Street.

After the parade, the egg hunt will begin in Williams Park for children ages 1 to 10.

The Easter Bunny will be on hand to greet children at the parade and available for pictures at the actual egg hunt.

Pictures with the Easter Bunny are free but guests need their own camera or phone to take the pictures.

The children are divided into groups of the same age.

The age groups are as follows: 1 and 2-year-olds, 3 and 4-year- olds, 5 through 7-year -olds and 8 through 10-yearolds.

The cost is $3 per child up to the Friday before the event.

Each child will receive a wristband that guarantees a spot in the hunt. Participants also will receive 10 eggs and have a chance to win one of five special Easter baskets created for each age group.

If wristbands are still available after pre-sale, all available wristbands will be sold in Williams Park starting at 9 a.m. on egg hunt day. The egg hunt is limited to 700 children.

For more information, visit www.antioch.il.gov.

Note: In last week’s Hi-Liter, the Easter egg hunt was reported for April 15.

The above date is the corrected version.

The Hi-Liter regrets the error.

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Deputies save suicidal man Using crisis intervention techniques, three Lake County Sheriff’s deputies stopped a suicidal man from harming himself, according to a news release.

The Sheriff’s Office said the incident happened Feb. 21, when deputies received reports of an unwanted subject at a residence in the 23100 block of West Lake Shore Drive in Antioch Township.

When sheriff’s deputies arrived, they interviewed the subject, a 19-year-old who brandished a handgun and threatened to kill himself.

“The man made several comments saying he was going to exit his room with the pistol, to force sheriff’s

deputies to shoot him,” the release states.

The first responding deputy, Eric Campbell, immediately began crisis intervention communications with the man.

Campbell was joined by Deputy John Willer and Sgt. George Love.

The three utilized their crisis intervention team skills for nearly an hour. After approximately one hour, the man surrendered peacefully.

The man was transported to an area hospital for a mental health evaluation without further incident.

The loaded pistol and a shotgun were recovered from the residence.

Holiday-themed events throughout northern Illinois available for purchase.

Food donations will be accepted along the parade route The Village of Lake Villa and at the VFW. will have a St. Patrick’s Day For more information, go to parade and luncheon at noon www.lake-villa.org. on Saturday, March 17, in downtown Lake Villa, The parade will start at Lindenhurst Parks Palombi School, 133 McKin- breakfast ley Ave., Lake Villa, and will There will be a St. Patrick’s end at the Lake Villa train sta- Day breakfast at 9:30 a.m. on tion, 129 Railroad Ave., Lake Friday, March 16, at LindenVilla. hurst Parks, 2200 E. Grass After the parade, there will Lake Road, Lindenhurst. be a corned beef and cabbage Guests are asked to dress in luncheon for a nominal fee at green and bring their favorite the Lake Villa Veterans of For- breakfast item. There will be eign Wars, 130 Grand Ave., games, prizes and cards.

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Johnsburg resident Carol Ann Ripple will lead the class. Topics covered in the class will include reasons to be vegan, pantry staples, recipe resources, reading labels and more.

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River Ridge Church will have its official launch service at 10 a.m. on Sunday at Wilmot High School, 11112 308th Ave., Wilmot.

Everyone is welcome to attend. There is a children’s service available.

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200 objects that made history in Lake & McHenry counties Book comes on state’s 200th year

By Sandra Landen Machaj CORRESPONDENT

Illinois is celebrating the 200th anniversary of statehood, so it is not surprising that Lake and McHenry county historical organizations have banded together in sharing unique items that have played important parts in their history.

About two years ago, the Lake County Historical Alliance began considering ways to honor the state and its individual museums while sharing artifacts with the general public.

Diana Dreske is alliance chairwoman and curator of the new Bess Bower Dunn Museum of Lake County, which will open in Libertyville in late March.

“Debbie Fandrei is the director of the Raupp Museum in Buffalo Grove and came up with the idea for the alliance’s bicentennial book and inspired us all,” Dreske said.

Twenty-three alliance members brainstormed and pulled together a variety of objects from their respective museums to be considered for inclusion in the bicentennial book. Each organization scoured their large, eclectic collections to choose which objects best told their historical stories.

A committee oversaw the work and chose the 200 items included in the book. Each item gives readers a special look into the history and diversity of the many communities that make up Lake County.

The objects are as varied as the communities that provided them and offer looks into the distant past and more recent history of the area.

The Lakes Region Historical Society of Antioch submitted a mastodon bone from the end of the Ice Age, while the Waukegan Museum submitted a bed that Abraham Lincoln is believed to have slept in.

From more recent times, a vaudeville trunk, owned

by Waukegan native Jack Benny, also was included in the book.

“Two-hundred objects to help celebrate 200 years of the state of Illinois,” Waukegan historian Ty Rohrer said.

“Reading through this book, it is amazing to see the different types of objects that have been collected and preserved.

(It’s) a truly unique way to learn some new and old stories about our local history.”

Each item was photographed, most of them by Kelly Brant, an Illinois State University student who will graduate with a degree in photography this year. She did this while working as an intern at the Waukegan Park District last summer.

Fandrei said working on the book was a great experience because everybody worked well together.

“While we are pleased with the success of this book, I don’t know if we would consider another book,” Fandrei said. “But I do hope that we will work on another joint project in the future.

“This is the perfect book for people who love to browse their way through history,” she added. “Each page features two different historical items, just enough to give readers a glimpse of the past, and all of the fascinating stories it contains.

“I hope this book inspires people to learn more about the history of their community and to learn more about the family items that they own.”

Perhaps the book will encourage more families to spend time at the Lake and McHenry county museums. Some of the items will be exhibited in a special display at the Bess Bower Dunn Museum when it opens on March 24.

Copies of “200 Objects That Made History in Lake & McHenry Counties” are available throughout Lake and McHenry counties at participating Lake County Alliance member institutions for $15.

The book also can be purchased by going online at www. blurb.com/b/8490907-200-objects-that-made-history-inlake-and-mchenry.

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A small group of snowshoers heads into a wooded area at Big Foot Beach State Park in Lake Geneva on Feb. 11, where outdoor enthusiasts participated in an outing of the Big Foot Park District’s snowshoeing club.

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And when these ancestors to the the 4,515-acre property.

Native Americans and Inuits migrated to Glader is a longtime cross-country skier North America, they brought their modified who also has been active in biking and hiking, slabs of wood with them. but that’s pretty normal for somebody whose Research from Snowsports Industries career was spent in various recreational America estimates that 3.7 million Americans arenas. participate in snowshoeing.

She retired six years ago, and that’s when And the Southern Lakes region is no she became a regular volunteer at Bong, exception, at least when Old Man Winter where she has helped with site activities and cooperates. projects, as well as classes for kids.

One of those enthusiasts is Chris Glader, She and her husband, Dan, got their two 64, a Burlington resident who doesn’t need daughters — who live in Minnesota and to travel far to enjoy one of her favorite Oregon — hooked on snowshoeing about 15 pastimes. years ago.

She has used trails at the Kettle Moraine “We used to do a lot of cross-country State Forest, located at the convergence of skiing, but I tried snowshoeing just for another Walworth, Jefferson and Waukesha counties, nice activity because I love to be outside,” she and Big Foot Beach State Park in Lake said. “Dan will go with me sometimes, but I Geneva. However, Richard Bong State like to go by myself and just wander off. I can Recreation Area in northwestern Kenosha go whenever I want to … I can get out early County is her favorite destination, and not and see the sunrise or go later and watch the simply because it’s only about eight miles sunset. from her home.

“I usually get out at least once every week, “There is so much easy access, and you sometimes more,” Glader added. “A lot of can use the horse and hiking trails, although times it’s a spur-of-the-moment thing, and you don’t need a trail when it comes to it depends a lot on the weather. It’s a nice,

easy activity, and it’s good exercise. I do it whenever I get a chance.”

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That also goes for avid snowshoers at Big Foot Beach, where they are free to hit the white stuff anywhere inside the 272-acre park that abuts the eastern shore of Geneva Lake.

Tonya Schultz knows many of them. She is a personal trainer and an instructor at the Big Foot Recreation District, where she has worked for the past six years.

She also has helped spearhead the formation of a snowshoeing club, which hosted its first event in late January.

Mother Nature turned that first outing into a candlelight hike rather than a snowshoeing adventure at Kishwauketoe Nature Conservancy. But that hasn’t deterred members from moving forward with their plans.

Its Feb. 11 event at Big Foot Beach went off without a hitch, and enthusiasts were hoping for the same results on Feb. 25, when attendees started their trek at the White River Trailhead near County Highway H in Elkhorn.

“We offered a snowshoeing program at the high school before, but with the club we wanted to do more than that,” Schultz said.

“We wanted to get people out to the state parks and nature areas so participants can see what’s available in Walworth County.”

About 10 people signed up for the Feb. 11

outing after nearly 25 individuals took part in the hike at Kishwauketoe.

“The weather didn’t cooperate in late January, but 23 people went on the hike, which ended up being the largest organized evening hike ever at Kishwauketoe despite some people dropping out because they couldn’t snowshoe,” Schultz said.

Still, the goal is to increase club membership while offering a fun, wholesome activity that can be enjoyed by people of all ages.

“We want to grow our numbers, and that means getting the word out,” Schultz said.

She said the whole idea behind the club is to give area residents another option in staying active during wintertime.

“A lot of people give up on exercise or movement activities during the winter, especially those who are not full-time athletes … they like it to be 70 degrees or not raining,” Schultz said. “We believe that snowshoeing is another fun thing you can do to get exercise while also enjoying the beautiful scenery in our county.”

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In the Kettle Moraine, snowshoers may explore several miles of trails that are not groomed for skiing. Some places open for snowshoeing include the John Muir, Emma Carlin, Connector and Scuppernong trails, all nature trails and the Ice Age Trail.

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Dear Joel, at you gave to my th re ca e th r fo u yo k an I just want to th tient in answering pa d an nd ki so e er w l al Mother. You the difficult time ng ri du d ha e w ns tio es qu the many fter extensive research A . om M r fo e m ho a ng of findi ched you with oa pr ap e w s, ie lit ci fa l ra and visiting seve illcrest. You were H to g in m co om M of ty the possibili have a genuine heart and to ed em se d an nd ki e, iv informat resident was treated with h ac E s. or ni se r fo n io ss compa es were willing to rs nu he T . ss ne er nd te d respect, love an the best plan of care. ith w up e m ca e w er th ge listen and to put into words how much ly al re t n’ ca ..I n. ai ag u Thank yo You truly are t. es cr ill H at om M ng vi we appreciated ha here on Earth. od G of t ar he d an s nd ha the Sincerely,

L ezli H ughes

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