The event will take place on Feb. 24 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.

“Huntley 158’s RAD Committee represents a district-wide initiative based out of Huntley High School that seeks to recognize diversity in our schools and community through collaborative events and celebrations,” said Alex LeMoine, D158’s director of communications and public relations.

Cary Police Deputy Chief Scott Naydenoff stated that officers en route to the location were advised by the security company monitoring the alarm and security system, of two male subjects who had broken the glass front door to enter into the business.

The two subjects were reported as leaving the Walgreens with unknown items a short time later following the break-in.

From a vibrant children’s library to major updates in technological features, the HAPL has truly made efficient use of its planning phase to be able to act as a hub where adults, teens, and children can use the physical spaces and tools to create, gather, learn and make connections.

The improvements to the HAPL were made possible by a $12.9 million bond that was approved by community voters back in April 2019 following a successful referendum campaign.

Most of the public comments came from parents of students at the district, but one young speaker was able to detail his experience on optional masking during the Feb. 7 school week.

Marzullo’s hiring was officially approved at the Feb. 10 D158 BOE meeting after a thorough search process that included a field of many qualified candidates, according to a statement from the district.

Marzullo is no stranger to elementary school education, as she has displayed her leadership abilities since 2015 by serving as the principal at Ronald D.

Involved in the accident was a maroon 2017 Ford Mustang and a white 2012 Kia Optima.

Batavia Police Deputy Chief Eric Blowers stated that the initial investigation revealed that the Ford Mustang was traveling westbound on W. Fabyan Pkwy when it crossed into the eastbound traffic lanes.

“The Ford Mustang was struck on the passenger side by the front of the Kia Optima.

However, Pritzker made it a point to add that mask requirements will continue to be enforced where it is federally mandated, such as on public transit and in high-risk settings including healthcare facilities and congregate care. Masking requirements will also continue to apply in all daycare settings.

The Bright Program currently operates in the Huntley Park District’s Deicke Park facility located at 11419 S. Route 47 and focuses on personal development through case management, community connections, and the targeted development of personal independence.

Co-Chief Executive Officer of the Pioneer Center Sam Tenuto has been involved in the human services field for over 25 years and states that the inspiration behind creating the Bright Program was simply to aid individuals they serve to prosper throughout the community.

Fowler pleaded guilty to Residential Burglary, a Class 1 felony, according to Kenneally.

On Jan. 20, Fowler drove another man and two juvenile males, a 17-year-old and a 14-year-old, to a residence located in the 0-100 block of Grant Avenue in Lake in the Hills.

The HAPL had originally been slated to be fully open to the public on Jan. 24, however, due to some unforeseen circumstances, on Jan. 20, the HAPL Board of Trustees had to make the difficult decision to extend the library’s closure.

Despite some minor setbacks, on Feb.

According to McHenry County court records, Tilot was initially charged with 25 drug-related, low-level felonies, though his reduction in convictions were due to a negotiated plea deal between the county and Tilot, stated Kenneally.

Tilot had been a practicing internal medicine specialist for over 20 years, seeing patients out of a McHenry-based office located at 5435 Bull Valley Road.

Sangamon County 7th Judicial Circuit Court Judge Raylene DeWitte Grischow ruled on Feb. 4, that the IDPH Emergency Rules enacted on Sep.

In a previous news article, My Huntley News reported that the Jan. 27 Village Board meeting agenda packet listed five COVID-19 testing sites being operational in Huntley. Johnson told trustees that that staff report was outdated.

Kane County prosecutors allege that on the night of Jan. 31, Ostrego was in a bar located in the 1000 block of North Liberty Street in Elgin.

The LIGHT program was launched in 2013 and serves students with disabilities who have completed the requirements for high school graduation but who opt to delay acceptance of their diploma to receive additional services to help transition from school to post-secondary life.

Mullard has had a record of driving positive progress in the village throughout his 20 years of service. In addition, Mullard has worked to uphold and improve the quality of services offered by the village while serving in various roles and departments.

“Fred’s strong leadership, wise decision making, and breadth of experience will be missed,” said Bogdanowski.

The new room was officially introduced to the public on Jan. 27 in a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Carpentersville Village Hall.

According to Carpentersville Police Deputy Chief Todd Shaver, Project Beloved is a nonprofit organization out of Fort Worth, Texas.

“It is run by Tracy Matheson the mother of Molly Jane Matheson.

The incident occurred near Huntley and Kreutzer Roads.

The deceased individual was later identified as 44-year-old Jesse M. Dalisky of West Dundee.

Dalisky was transported to the Kane County morgue, where an autopsy was performed on Wednesday, Jan. 26.

The Kane County Coroner’s Office stated that the preliminary cause of death was determined to be multiple traumatic injuries due to a vehicle striking a fixed object.

“The clerk, who was the victim of the robbery, reported a male subject entered the business, displayed the grip of a pistol in the waistband of his pants, and demanded money,” said Naydenoff.

Upon arrival, officers located two subjects with injuries. One of the subjects was subsequently transported to an area hospital. The other subject, who was later identified as one of the offenders, had an injury that did not require medical treatment.

A couple of days following the incident, Kane County State’s Attorney Jamie Mosser announced that 18-year-old Jesus Canales of Elgin was being charged with the following offenses:

Aggravated Battery with a firearm, a Class X felony; Armed Violence, a Class X felony; Aggravated Discharge of a Firearm, a Class 1 felony; two counts of Reckless Discharge of a Firearm, a Class 4 felony; Unlawful Use of a Weapon, a Class 4 felony; Unlawful Use of a Firearm without Firearm Owners Identification, a Class 4 felony; and Mob Action, a Class 4 felony.

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, quit rates on the last business day of November increased to 3.0%, with the largest quit rates being seen in the accommodation and food industries.

Village Inn (11713 Main Street) restaurant manager Venetia Kamberis told My Huntley News that as a small business owner, she understands the importance of maintaining happy employees.