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.

The department’s Wage and Hour Division conducted an investigation in which it discovered that Papa G’s and its owners were retaliating and intimidating employees illegally.

According to investigators of the Wage and Hour Division, Papa G’s owners Steve and Rick Tsakalios had told their employees that they did not have to speak with the investigators.

Karas proposed building a 25-by-14 cedar wood pergola that will stand 13 feet tall and will be positioned next to the existing storefront glass windows.

A few weeks ago, Carol Pavlik wrote in this paper about her attempt to adopt a cat, only to be thwarted by a woman sitting behind a desk who peppered her with stern questions. What was her policy on declawing? Did she have a vet? What would the cat be fed? She answered carefully and thoughtfully, because she had “nothing but good intentions for our hypothetical kitty!”

On April 10 at approximately 1:59 a.m., Elgin Police officers responded to the 900 block of Congdon Avenue for a reported shooting.

Upon their arrival on the scene, officers located and transported five injured subjects to area hospitals. Police were later notified of a sixth individual with injuries who had self-transported himself to a local hospital.

After some time, injections used to ease Cook’s knee pain stopped working, leading Cook to book an appointment at Northwestern Medicine Huntley Hospital where she met with orthopedic surgeon Dr. Brian Flanagan, MD.

Flanagan discovered that Cook’s knee was bone rubbing on bone and needed surgery to finally provide the relief she needed to return to a pain-free life.

Despite concerns from alarmed residents, Huntley High School Principal Marcus Belin assured parents in an email, that there was no danger to students or staff members of the school.

“This morning we are conducting a routine, unannounced search of our parking lot, locker rooms, and building in conjunction with the Huntley Police Department and local authorities and canine units,” said Belin in his email to parents of HHS students.

The Commission on Elder Law hopes to tackle the legal problems facing senior citizens not only by examining the role courts play in terms of guardianship cases but also in the Judicial Branch’s obligation to protect the legal rights of the most vulnerable populations.

Following the state supreme court’s announcement, on April 25, it was revealed that Kane County State’s Attorney Jamie Mosser had been appointed to serve on the Commission on Elder Law.

Russell is hopeful that the next of kin of the 40 unclaimed cremated remains currently being held in storage, will come forward to claim family member cremains before they are laid to rest in a non-denominational service that will take place at 10 a.m. on May 27 at the North Cemetery (1200 N. 5th Avenue) in St.

Raupp was nominated for the award by McHenry County Sheriff Bill Prim, due to his outstanding achievements as an investigator and his dedication to protecting the community and bringing justice to area residents.

According to Prim, Raupp has held several roles in law enforcement.

The petitioners and their legal team had five days from the board’s ruling to file an appeal with the Circuit Court if they wished to seek a judicial review of the board’s decision.

Armour told trustees that the developers would be buying a portion of the property for $100,000, while also explaining that the redevelopment project itself represents “about a $5 million private investment in the TIF district.”

During the expansion process, the Huntley Public Library, 11000 Ruth Rd., designed community surveys and discussed plans with focus groups to decide which renovations and additions were optimal for residents and addressed their concerns. The additions include new technology and a variety of new rooms.

“These are the things they wanted to see at their library,'' said Doug Cataldo, marketing and media developer for the library.

The one-day event will take place on Saturday, June 25, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Prairie Ridge High School, 6000 Dvoark Drive, Crystal Lake. All Participants must access the event by entering from Walk Up Rd.

The collection event is free, and registration is open to all Illinois residents.