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VOLUME 06 • NUMBER 48
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On the second Tuesday of the month, people of all ages are seen filing into the Eide classroom at the Antioch Public Library, where they engage in a game of chess. The program, which begins around 6:30 p.m., runs about 90 minutes and includes cookies and juice at the 757 N. Main St. location. As chess competitors start to arrive, the participants raise their voices in excitement, sharing stories about their chess skills. Scot Henderson, standing in for regular teacher Alan Cargill, brings a wealth of experience, serving as one of the coaches for Antioch Community High School chess team. “The high school chess team qualified for the State Championship this year for the first time,” he said. The high school team, according to Henderson, has only been in existence for two SANDRA LANDEN MACHAJ Hi-Liter years. Above: Participants of all Considering the school’s ages engage in a game of chess program is relatively new, at the monthly program at AnHenderson said the team had tioch Public Library. Right: Lucas a respectable debut on the Wayne, 10, receives instruction state stage. from teacher Scot Henderson on Daniel Sanabria, the game of chess. Cookies and meanwhile, was one of the Chess is open to anyone 6 years first students to arrive and and older. Contact the library for came ready to play. more information. “I learned to play in Cub Scouts and thought it was fun. I thought the game looked really cool,” Sanabria said. “It takes a lot of skill.” GRG-5165_V7.qxp_Layout 1 4/6/18 11:54 AM Page 1 See LIBRARY, Page 8 His interest in chess was
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Antioch passes budget By Gail Peckler-Dziki CORRESPONDENT
The Antioch Village Board, aside from one trustee, approved the 2019 proposed budget at its April 9 regular meeting. Trustee Jerry Johnson, who is involved with a purchase of a property at the intersection of Park Avenue and Main Street, abstained from the vote. The property involves a proposed Rivalry Ale House, and if the purchase comes to fruition, a business group Johnson is affiliated with will look to rent several parking spaces from the village and apply for a potential $50,000 facade grant. Meanwhile, for the budget, the Antioch Village Administrator Jim Keim presented a preview of the proposed budget at the end of the March 28 Committee of the Whole meeting. He said that revenues are expected to be $13.1 million and expenditures are expected to be $12.9 million. Keim also reported 100 new residential development. He said retail revenue looked to be flat. The police pension price tag is estimated at $262,000, which includes a $36,000
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