The one-hour video that will feature Cody will additionally include roughly 500 photographs of children, teens, and adults with Down syndrome from all 50 states.

The NDSS states that these collective images will assist in promoting the value, acceptance, and inclusion of people with Down syndrome in a very visible way.

According to police reports, the driver of a black Cadillac Escalade was initially found to be involved in a hit-and-run traffic crash at Route 31 and Boncosky Road in the village limits of Sleepy Hollow.

Officers state that the Cadillac turned right onto westbound Boncosky Road from southbound Route 31 where the driver failed to negotiate the turn properly, which ultimately caused the Escalade to side-swipe a black Toyota Camry that was stopped at a red light.

According to a press release from the car wash brand, their location in Huntley will be the second Tommy’s Express Car Wash in the state of Illinois, with one more in development.

The Village Board first reviewed conceptual plans for the construction of the 4,551 square-foot car wash back in December 2021, where trustees recommended a few changes to the initial plans, which the petitioners agreed to make.

The platform, which was customized in partnership with SmartSocial, allows for two-way communications between staff and students via text messaging.

The resource was created to modernize and improve communication surrounding student safety while providing students with an accessible and easy way to get in touch with a trusted staff member in their building, stated D158 Director of Communications and Public Relations Alex LeMoine.

Their funding initiative, which is one facet of Northwestern Medicine’s community giving campaign, offered grants to local agencies supporting specific health and wellness projects.

As of current, Northwestern Medicine has awarded more than $1.7 million to 49 organizations that offer a wide range of services including housing, nutritional needs, transportation, childcare, mental health, and primary care.

Gardant Management Solutions, which is based in Bourbonnais, Illinois, is the management company for several assisted living facilities in Huntley, including Deer Path (12500 Regency Parkway), Heritage Woods (12450 Regency Parkway), and White Oaks (12450 Regency Parkway).

Four separate crashes have resulted in the loss of three lives, which has prompted Kane County Sheriff Ron Hain and his staff to bring awareness to this sensitive topic as well as to assist the public by providing critical steps to help reverse the trend of serious accidents.

Hain states that the goal to save lives on Kane County roadways has never strayed away from him, also adding that he will continue to work to protect residents from being involved in further serious traffic accidents.

As previously reported in My Huntley News, the Bright Program was first established back in 2021 and currently operates in the Huntley Park District’s Deicke Park facility located at 11419 S. Route 47.

The goal of the program is to serve adults with developmental disabilities over the age of 22 with activities that focus on personal development through case management, community connections, and targeted development of personal independence.

According to Kenneally, Hurst pleaded guilty to one count of aggravated driving under the influence with a blood alcohol level over 0.08, which is a Class 4 felony.

Back in September 2020, the Crystal Lake Police Department was dispatched to the intersection of Route 14 and Route 31 for a report of a vehicle crash with injuries.

According to Mosser, PBR has made statements that it has reached out to her to urge her to advocate for the repeal of the SAFE-T Act, which will take effect starting Jan. 1 and retools multiple parts of the criminal justice system, including the elimination of cash bail.

This is the Huntley Police Department’s ninth year participating in the “Cop on a Rooftop” fundraiser which is also a means to raise awareness and money for Special Olympics Illinois.

At the Feb. 22 D300 Board of Education meeting, it was announced that the new school would be named Big Timber Elementary School. Its mascot, the Badger, was announced a few months later in May.

The official groundbreaking ceremony for the construction of Big Timber took place back in April, with officials stating that “the new elementary school is a proactive measure to address capacity issues resulting from population growth in the western portion of the district.”

While the ribbon-cutting celebration may have taken place just recently, the hotel started accepting overnight reservations on Aug. 4.

As residents may recall, Huntley’s Hampton Inn, located at 13000 Route 47, had originally anticipated opening for business by Dec.

Throughout the week of festivities, residents were able to attend events that were held by Huntley Community School District 158 (D158), the Huntley Area Public Library (HAPL), the Huntley Park District, the Huntley Fire Protection District, the Huntley Police Department, and the Village of Huntley.

On Aug. 4, UpRising Bakery and Café owner Corinna Sac posted an update on her business’ Facebook page detailing that she and the village had come to a “mutual agreement.”

However, it wasn’t the end of the Yatos brothers’ mission to spread the benefits of fitness, as they further stated that they would finally be accomplishing their dream of opening a strength training facility.

According to friends and family, Koziara and the Dobosz family, which included 32-year-old Thomas, his wife, 31-year-old Lauren, and their four children—Emma, 8-year-old Lucas, 7-year-old Nicky, and 5-year-old Ella, were all on their way to vacation at their family cabin in Minnesota, when their Full-Size van was hit by a gray 2010 Acura TSX that was traveling in the wrong direction.

However, it wasn’t the end of the Yatos brothers’ mission to spread the benefits of fitness, as they further stated that they would finally be accomplishing their dream of opening a strength training facility.

After months of prep work to get the building ready for patrons, Anthony and DJ unveiled that their new business, Warhouse Barbell located at 10514-B Route 47 N, would be having a soft opening on May 2.

Angelo Pleotis, 64, was taking a shower when he was suddenly hit by an SUV that had struck his home’s detached garage before becoming airborne and crashing through the house.

The preliminary investigation revealed that the driver of the SUV was heading eastbound on Ballard Road when for unknown reasons, the vehicle continued through the intersection of Briarwood Road and proceeded to leave the roadway, which ultimately resulted in the accident.

According to friends and family, Koziara and the Dobosz family, which included 32-year-old Thomas, his wife, 31-year-old Lauren, and their four children—Emma, 8-year-old Lucas, 7-year-old Nicky, and 5-year-old Ella, were all on their way to vacation at their family cabin in Minnesota, when their Full-Size van was hit by a gray 2010 Acura TSX that was traveling in the wrong direction.

The driver of the Acura, 22-year-old Jennifer Fernandez of Carpentersville, as well as Lauren, the Dobosz’s four children, and a friend of one of their children were pronounced deceased at the scene of the accident.