The petitioner has recently acquired Lots 4, 6, and 7b of Huntley Crossings Phase I, which are located on Route 47 north and south of Huntley Crossings Drive.

Back in September, Core Huntley had come before the board to review conceptual plans for speculative retail on Lot 7b.

He and a team of volunteers who help with setting up the display call their operation Holiday Habits, and despite the tremendous amount of effort it takes to get his house Halloween-ready, Buedel doesn’t stop there.

After Oct. 31, Buedel and his team begin to disassemble the Halloween display in preparation for Buedel’s next big project, a holiday light show display and an outdoor Christmas tree he stocks up with candy canes for visitors to take.

52-year-old Kimberly Koerner was reportedly last seen that Sunday morning at around 9 a.m. walking away from the Jewel Food Store located at 1501 E. Algonquin Road.

Those close to Koerner stated that she did not go inside the store and left her purse and other personal items inside her vehicle, which she parked at Jewel.

“With his leadership skills, humble attitude, and witty sense of humor, Sheriff Prim led the Sheriff’s Office through highs and lows, including two line of duty deaths,” said the McHenry County Sheriff’s Office on their Facebook page. “He handled the many challenges in his position with grace and passion for the citizens of McHenry County and especially for those who wore a badge.”

According to the HFPD, Eeg embarked on his firefighting career on a part-time basis back in 1987. Eeg originally had plans to work as an aerospace engineer, however, that changed after the 1986 Space Shuttle Challenger disaster.

Eeg’s history with Huntley extends far beyond the fire department as he has lived in the village since he was 14 years old and even graduated from Huntley High School.

Mosser alleges that between December 2008 and July 2022, Walaitis, who was then employed by The Learning Tree located in the 2300 block of Royal Boulevard in Elgin, sexually abused two children who were younger than 13 years old.

At the time, Mosser states that Walaitis was trusted with holding a position of trust, authority, and supervision over the children.

During a special BOE meeting that took place on Nov. 15, board members interviewed five candidates to fill Melendy’s vacancy. Jonathan Dailey was ultimately selected and approved for the role.

Dailey and his family currently reside in Huntley, according to D158, and his children also attend schools in the district.

With business booming since its arrival in the village in 2010, General RV had plans to expand from 17 acres to 25 acres.

Once the Village of Huntley had approved General RV’s final expansion plans, the company has been recently able to finish constructing a 19,558-square-foot addition to their service building, according to Huntley’s Director of Development Services Charlie Nordman.

The program was started by former East Dundee Police Officer Louis Kloepper back in 2004. Kloepper was able to raise some funds to take 15 children out to eat breakfast followed by a shopping trip.

Today, children are selected for the program by schools, churches, and social services.

For those wondering why the light is so important, it is because high structures such as water towers are meant to have a light displayed on top to alert low-flying aircraft of its presence in the area.

Huntley’s Assistant Director of Public Works and Engineering, Jason Irvin, told My Huntley News that the light on top of the Main Street water tower was damaged while Verizon Wireless crews were working on their equipment in that location.

According to officials from the Fox River Valley Public Library District (FRVPLD), which the Dundee Library is a part of, the tree was not completely split from the lightning strike, however, it was significantly weakened.

Due to the tree’s proximity to the library building, officials were distraught at the prospect of having to cut it down.

According to the association, on Nov. 7, members completed a formal “Vote of No Confidence” which passed overwhelmingly and detailed the association’s lack of confidence in Elgin Police Chief Ana Lalley and her command staff that include Deputy Chief Adam Schuessler, Commander Kevin Senne, Commander David Lesko, and Commander Steven Bianchi.

With registration now being open, attendees of the event will get the opportunity to view custom-carved holiday movie-themed ice sculptures that will be on display on the sidewalks in the Huntley Square.

Individuals are also welcome to step inside sponsoring businesses to warm up, shop, and/or eat.

According to a press release, Haberthur is currently serving as the district’s director of natural resource management and will formally assume his executive director duties on Dec. 1.

The Forest Preserve District began its search for a replacement executive director back in September after current Executive Director Monica Meyers announced her plans for retirement at the end of 2022.

The interesting color given off by these streetlights isn’t on purpose, however, and it’s not just Huntley that has had this phenomenon overtake its lights.

Various surrounding villages and towns have also reported their own fair share of what once were white LED streetlights, turning purple after a few months.

According to some experts, this happens due to a filter failure which causes the normally white-hued lights to turn purple over time after being exposed to certain environmental conditions.

According to the Huntley Police Department, Zoellick was killed in action during the Korean War when he was only 18 years old.

For some background, in the late 1950s, Zoellick served as a member of Company B, 1st Battalion, 9th Infantry Regiment, and the 2nd Infantry Division of the U.S.

The accident happened on Empire Road between Burlington Road and Route 47.

According to a press release from the Kane County Sheriff’s Office, four individuals were riding inside the SUV when it slammed into the back of a school bus that was transporting students from Lily Lake Grade School (5N720 Route 47, Maple Park).

The arrival of the hotel, which was made possible by President and owner of Woodstock Hotel, Inc., Henry Patel, has been a welcomed addition to the Huntley community.

According to the Huntley Area Chamber of Commerce, Hampton Inn has been a convenient location for guests attending weddings at the nearby Lincoln Farmstead and Goebbert’s Farm.

According to Northwestern Medicine, unused or expired prescription medications are a public safety issue, leading to potential accidental poisoning, misuse, and overdose.

The hospital will participate in National Prescription Drug Take Back Day by hosting eight collection sites from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

“National Prescription Drug Take Back Day provides an opportunity for our community to join together to help reduce prescription drug abuse,” said Shawn McGhee-Paratore, PharmD and director of pharmacy at Northwestern Medicine Huntley Hospital.

According to the district, Melendy has been a valued member of the BOE since being appointed back in 2016.

During her time on the board, Melendy has continuously worked to put students of D158 first while also advocating for innovation and growth across the school district.

On Sept. 29, officers were dispatched to the area of S. Channing Street and Fulton Street after the student reported that the Hispanic male was following her in his vehicle and was attempting to speak to her.

The young female continued to walk away from the subject, however, at some point, the Hispanic male exited his vehicle and grabbed the student’s arm.