The Lake & McHenry County Scanner stated that the accident occurred at around 1:45 p.m. and involved a 2017 Ford Fiesta having rear ended a 2018 Ford F-450 truck.

The driver of the Ford Fiesta was reported as being a 35-year-old Woodstock man, who failed to identify that traffic had stopped in front of him, the Lake & McHenry County Scanner said.

Police are urging for 30-year-old Peter Stoyshich of Belize, Central America, 41-year-old Kurt Doporcyk of Algonquin and 32-year-old Ryan Barrett of Huntley, to turn themselves in as they are not currently in custody, but have an arrest warrant out for each of them.

According to Hoeft, the plaque was given to Cowlin to show appreciation for Cowlin’s years of service to the village.

Cowlin is also partnered with the Crystal Lake based law firm Cowlin, Naughton & Curran, P.C. located at 20 Grant Street.

According to his lawyer profile, Cowlin has served as Huntley’s village attorney since 2015, where he specializes in the areas of local government, real estate, estate planning and civil litigation.

According to the Lake & McHenry County Scanner, the McHenry County College Police Department and the Crystal Lake Fire Rescue Department responded to the incident at around 1:58 p.m.

It appeared that an MCC motorcycle class instructor was driving his personal Jeep vehicle on the campus parking lot after class when he “hit the gas,” and struck a student of his, who was unable to move out of the way in time, reported the Lake & McHenry County Scanner.

While the updated CDC and IDPH guidelines still recommend for the masking of individuals under 12 years of age who are not yet eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine, both agencies state that schools now have the option to remove any of the COVID-19 prevention strategies based on local conditions.

Upon arrival to the location, police located what at the time, appeared to be an unconscious male subject with no obvious signs of injury. However, upon further inspection, Crystal Lake Fire Department personnel quickly determined the subject was deceased.

The McHenry County Coroner’s Office has since identified the 34-year-old male as Jeremy Ochal.

According to the statement, officers were dispatched to the area of Lawrence Avenue and North Aldine Street for a report of a found child in the area.

Further investigation led officers to the discovery that the child, who was unharmed, lived in the 300 block of Heine Avenue. The statement goes further to explain that “officers then responded to the 300 block of Heine where another child was located unharmed in the residence.”

Biden also pitched his proposal to invest in families and education which are topics included in his American Families Plan.

Before Biden’s 30-minute speech to distinguished guests, he toured the on-campus metals lab and MCC’s Children’s Learning Center (CLC).

According to Patrick Fortunato, deputy fire chief for the Huntley Fire Protection District, the fire occurred on the 10200 block of Central Park Boulevard with fire vehicles responding at around 9:55 p.m.

According to a statement sent by ISP Trooper Omoayena Williams, the scene of the accident occurred on Interstate 90 (I-90) near milepost 46.75.

Upon arrival to the scene, ISP troopers responded to a one-unit personal injury traffic crash involving a green 2019 Ford Mustang, according to Williams.

Further investigation revealed that the Ford Mustang was traveling westbound when the driver attempted to avoid a collision with another vehicle on the roadway.

Nordman reminded the board that HDLP had made a prior zoning map amendment request in March 2020, which would also require changes to be made to the village’s I-90/IL-47 Gateway Plan that assists in identifying desired future land use and provides a framework for future planning decisions.

The news was seemingly confirmed by the Democratic Party of McHenry County via their Twitter page, in which they stated that “President Biden will be visiting McHenry County College this Wednesday (July 7) to highlight some of the benefits of the American Families Plan.”

Walgreens pharmacy will be providing and administering the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine at both July clinics from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m.

Eligible family members may also sign up for the clinic, with D158 stating that students from other districts may be accommodated if space allows.

“To refresh your memories, the conversation centered around registration fees. Specifically on registration fees, should we reimburse families for a portion or all of the registration fees from this current year…Should we consider an abatement on the property taxes for the coming year and just what options exist to do something special given the challenging year we had since we had favorability unlike really any year we’ve seen,” Rowe told the board members.

The news came as Gov. J.B. Pritzker had announced a similar incentive back in May, where 50,000 Six Flags tickets were donated to local health departments and other community groups throughout the Chicago region for newly vaccinated Illinois residents.

MCDH did not state how many tickets they received, but said tickets are “available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Kathy Fosser, KCHD’s interim executive director, was ecstatic to announce how the county had surpassed President Joe Biden’s goal of vaccinating at least 70% of the adult population by July 4.

The police department responded to a call for a motorist assist at approximately 8:30 p.m. near the area of Route 47 and Del Webb Boulevard.

According to Huntley Police Deputy Chief Michael Klunk, as an officer was enroute to the location, another caller “reported what was allegedly gunshots being fired from a person that had left the disabled vehicle, that had been left in the roadway.”

On top of serving the community through the club’s efforts, Goldman also participates as a co-sponsor for Huntley High School’s Leo Club. As of recent, the Lions Club was able to award three graduating seniors with a scholarship for $1,000.

According to Goldman, Leo Club members are expected to “come up with and then [enact] fundraisers to help others [and] support the Lions Club International pillars (purposes).”

At the May 28, 2020 Village Board meeting, trustees voted to approve of an outdoor dining plan in an effort to aid local restaurants during the time in which dining in was not permitted due to Gov.