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.

“Our hands are being tied and our backs are being forced up against the wall by our landlord and the Village of Lake in the Hills,” stated Sac in her video. “Unfortunately, we received a letter yesterday (July 29) after a very threatening meeting on Thursday (July 28) and I quote, ‘Should the village become aware of any entertainment events continuing to be advertised or taking place at UpRising Bakery and Café location, it will pursue appropriate enforcement actions.’”

According to the ISP, 32-year-old Thomas Dobosz of Rolling Meadows was driving his blue 2005 Chevrolet Full-size van westbound on I-90 near milepost 33.5, when his vehicle was suddenly struck by a gray 2010 Acura TSX.

The preliminary investigation revealed that an SUV was heading eastbound on Ballard Road when for unknown reasons the vehicle continued through the intersection of Briarwood Road, stated local authorities on July 28.

The SUV then proceeded to leave the roadway and subsequently struck a detached garage and residence in the 100 block of Heather Drive.

Baird stated that he began to look at alternatives to remain fiscally responsible, while still fulfilling his duties as they relate to “the care and custody of inmates” remanded to his custody.

The Village said that residents can utilize other on street parking, such as behind BBQ King restaurant, for example.

However, local law enforcement soon reported that they were investigating concerns they had received from citizens in regards to the drag show performance.

The police department later announced that no “violations of the Village of Lake in the Hills Municipal Code were found and no nudity or sexually explicit content” was discovered to be a part of the drag show event.

With the fire intensifying, mutual aid was requested from neighboring communities to assist in extinguishing the fire, stated authorities.

By approximately 8:33 p.m., the fire was completely controlled, with no civilian or firefighter injuries reported.

While the cause of the fire is still being investigated by the Algonquin-Lake in the Hills Fire Protection District, with assistance from the McHenry County Sheriff’s Office, the daughter of the owner of Rob’s Complete Auto Repair, has since started a Go Fund Me page to assist with the damage done to the shop.

The Carpentersville Fire Department was also on the scene and transported four injured individuals to Advocate Sherman Hospital in Elgin.

One of those victims, a 27-year-old male that was later identified as Jamie X. McDonald of Streamwood, had to be extricated from his vehicle, according to local authorities.

The shooter, now identified as an African-American male, fled the scene of the incident before authorities arrived in the area.

His vehicle was later found in Bartlett; however, the suspect took off before authorities arrived, and is believed to have been involved in a Bartlett carjacking incident that occurred at approximately 5:00 p.m.

According to Huntley Police Deputy Chief Linda Hooten, the offender had already left the scene of the incident before officers arrived in the area.

Upon their arrival at the residence, authorities secured the area and provided medical aid to two adult male victims who were later transported to area hospitals, stated Hooten.

According to authorities, three armed, masked subjects entered the store, while a fourth suspect remained in the driver’s seat of their getaway vehicle.

After having entered the store, the three suspects displayed firearms, however, authorities were not able to determine if their weapons were real or fake.

The festival will be held at Sunset Park, located at 5200 Miller Road, and will mark the 70th anniversary of the incorporation of LITH, according to the Summer Sunset Festival Committee.

The committee plans to recognize the village’s major milestone throughout the celebration.

“We are thrilled to celebrate the Village’s 70th anniversary as we host the Summer Sunset Festival,” said Festival Chairperson and Village Trustee Diane Murphy in a press release statement.

According to village staff, the proposed Woodstock Street parking lot and 1st Street on-street improvements will provide 48 additional parking spaces in the downtown area.

The Woodstock Street lot would provide 40 of those 48 parking spaces, with the remaining 8 parking spots being added on the north side of 1st Street.

As previously reported in My Huntley News, Huntley’s Panera Bread restaurant will be located on Outlot 5 of the Huntley Grove Commercial Subdivision located at the southeast corner of Route 47 and Kreutzer Road.

According to the July 14 Village Board meeting agenda, trustees can expect to hear from a new petitioner named Chicago Bread, LLC, with Hamra Gateway, LLC now classified as the owner of the establishment.

Kruger stated that on July 10 at approximately 1:50 a.m., police officers were patrolling the area of the East Dundee north municipal lot, located just north of Route 72, following a previous service call in that location.

It was during their patrol that East Dundee police officers discovered an adult male staggering in the area of Water Street between Carol’s Corner bar (5 E Main Street) and the AT&T Maintenance Building (60 Water Street).

Krausen told My Huntley News that she has always wanted to be an actress and remembers telling her parents about her aspirations at the age of seven.

“So, the reason I chose acting is because I love telling stories and I love really telling the story of the little guy and spreading empathy and understanding.

The announcement was made by the village on July 4 not long after the shooting incident had occurred.

Huntley officials did not indicate the new date of the fireworks show, however, Village Trustee Ronda Goldman told My Huntley News that she believes that it will potentially be moved to take place on Labor Day weekend in September.

At approximately 12:45 a.m. on July 4, authorities were dispatched near the 18N800 block of Ridgefield Boulevard, where Marcelo had been driving his ATV vehicle when it left the roadway and hit a mailbox, stated the KCSO.

The ATV continued traveling northbound after hitting the mailbox, where it subsequently crashed into a tree on the property.