In addition to his outdoor dining request, Zielinski also asked the Liquor Commission for an amendment to his establishment’s Class “A” liquor license, which would allow Bowl-Hi Lanes to serve alcohol outside.

Patrons would then be allowed to drink alcoholic beverages within the proposed outdoor tent area and an adjacent area enclosed with a temporary split rail fencing similar to what Hi-Bowl Lanes did under the village’s Temporary Dining program that was set in place during the peak of the pandemic in 2020 and 2021.

On March 10, village trustees agreed to sell the southern portion of the fire station property to developer Billitteri Enterprises, LLC.

In addition, trustees approved the final Planned Unit Development (PUD) that would allow Billitteri Enterprises the redevelopment and use of the property, which would consist of the construction of an approximately 5,181-square foot ground floor D.C.

He described the location as “extending from the end of Reed Road southwest to the Chicago-Northwestern railroad tracks.”

As residents may recall, On April 14, village trustees unanimously voted in favor of approving a Purchase and Sale Agreement, Redevelopment Agreement, and Planned Unit Development (PUD) for the property to accommodate the residential use of the building, which will include converting the building to 37 total apartment units.

Back in February, Village President Ray Bogdanowski signed a Monarch Pledge proclamation to help promote the conservation of monarch butterflies and other pollinators, according to the club.

Last year, the Rotary Club of Lake in the Hills joined Operation Pollination, which has the same mission as that proclaimed by Bogdanowski and the village.

David Johnson, the Village Manager, submitted an ordinance to the Village Board to modify the original approval after Billitteri Enterprise discovered that the existing building was not suitable for the planned added structure.

“You may have noticed we have increased our presence at the schools this week. In addition to the full-time School Resource Officer who is assigned to the Harmony Road Campus, additional officers will be at Huntley High School and Leggee Elementary for the remainder of the week out of an abundance of caution,” stated the Huntley Police Department on May 26.

The dog was shot and killed by Hal Phipps, who is the husband of current Wayne Village President Eileen Phipps and the neighbor of Ludwig’s owner, Joe Petit.

Phipps told authorities that on the day of the incident, he was on his property when he was approached by Ludwig and Petit’s other Dogo Argentino named Philotimo.

According to the district, the search process included a field of many qualified candidates, but it was ultimately Mitchell who was recommended to D158’s Board of Education.

The board approved hiring Mitchell at the May 19 Board of Education meeting.

Although no action was required to be taken by the trustees at the May 12 meeting, trustees were not shy about expressing their honest opinions and in some cases, frustration regarding the restaurant.

Following a presentation of the conceptual plans, Trustee Harry Leopold was the first speaker on the floor, stating that he’s been waiting to hear about plans for the Panera restaurant since 2013.

The first fire personnel arrived on the scene at approximately 3:34 a.m. and reported seeing heavy smoke from the rear and the roof of the residence.

The East Dundee Police Department also reported the presence of heavy smoke and possible flames inside the wall.

A crew that included 27 firefighters from the Carpentersville, West Dundee, Rutland-Dundee, and Algonquin Fire Departments pulled a hose line and began to extinguish the fire on the rear of the structure.

Nordman reported that “the proposed hotel would operate as a TownePlace Suites by Marriott, which is an extended-stay style hotel.” He continued, “the proposed developments would occupy the remaining land within the inner ring of Automall Drive.”

The affordable assisted living community features private apartments for adults 55 years of age and older who need personal assistance and support services to maintain their independence, according to Heritage Woods’ management company.

The U.S. News designation of 2022-23 Best in Assisted Living was awarded only to the communities that earn the highest possible rating on consumer satisfaction surveys of residents and family members of residents.

David Lynd, Lynd Living CEO, didn’t answer the question directly. He did say that “we told the property owners that we would not buy the property on the other side of Route 47.”

Lynd was asked why he was interested in the Regency Square property.

St. Louis is hosting Bands of America this year, where the Huntley High marching band will perform. The fundraiser’s main goal is to raise money for the trip, but they also use the funds for other expenses, such as paying for meals at band camp.

Armour continued, “the results of the assessment will be used to guide decisions and use of resources to grow the Village’s retail sector and to shape goals for the recruitment of new retail businesses.”

The grants will be used to continue efforts related to combating the opioid epidemic.

The following local organizations will use the grant money for continued overdose prevention and education efforts:

VNA Health Care in Aurora received $45,000; Lighthouse Recovery Inc. in St.

Between January 2017 and February 2020, Ayala was discovered to have sexually assaulted a child victim multiple times, based on evidence presented by Kane County Assistant State’s Attorneys Lori Schmidt and Stacey Wittman.

A few days later on April 19, Keri-Lyn Krafthefer, the attorney for Brogan and Brumlik, filed a petition for a judicial review of the Electoral Board’s decision, which was to be overseen by McHenry County Circuit Court Judge Kevin G.

According to Guy Fehrman, the village’s superintendent of streets, a Growth Award is bestowed to a community alongside their Tree City USA recognition for demonstrating environmental improvement and a higher level of tree care.

The Growth Award further recognizes major milestones and annual activities in five categories on a point-based system to build sustainable community forestry programs over the long term such as: building a team, measuring trees and forests, planning the work, performing the work, and building the community framework.

According to the May 12 Village Board agenda packet, the restaurant will be located on Outlot 5 of the Huntley Grove Commercial Subdivision—the southeast corner of Route 47 and Kreutzer Road.

Village staff also state that the petitioner had last appeared before the Village Board on June 22, 2017, and at the time, had asked the board for approval of a 7,500 square foot multi-tenant building that included a 4,200 square foot Panera Bread restaurant with a drive-through and 3,300 square feet of adjoining retail space.