Haley told village board members that all three tax levy options abide by the village’s financial policies and are based on the current estimated assessed valuations or EAV reports from McHenry and Kane counties.

McHenry County is estimating about a 4.85% increase in valuation of which 1.82% is attributable to new construction and Kane County is estimating an increase of about 1.88% of which 0.44% is attributable to new construction, according to Haley.

McHenry County has held a contract with ICE since 2005 but later modified their agreement in 2015 to remove any verbiage relating to long-term commitments.

Despite a victory for supporters of the ICE contract in McHenry County, this would not be the end for those looking to fully dissolve any involvement Illinois has with that agency.

The Shulfer family, which consists of Shulfer’s wife Amy and their three kids Aiden, Kiersten and Jocelyn, established their first holiday lights and music display back in 2018.

“It started with a Light-O-Rama controller which is a device to quickly turn single color lights on and off, sparkle, shimmer, fade and produce different effects like that.

“Parts of the collection are being relocated, new equipment is getting set up, staff are moving into their new spaces, and the countdown is on to explore your FRESH, new library,” said the HAPL.

As previously reported in My Huntley News, this upcoming closure will be to accommodate phase two of HAPL’s construction plan which involves renovating the old library building.

Despite True North Properties making some changes to their plans from when they first presented in front of the board on Sep.

The project entails an additional center lane on Kreutzer Road to allocate more space for trucks to back into the loading docks. Surrounding traffic will then be able to drive around this pause in traffic flow, Project Manager Jeff Pisha said.

The call was issued in response to the male and female residents who had not been heard from. After being unable to contact the residents, an investigation was initiated.

Algonquin Deputy Chief Ryan Markham announced that on Dec.

During the trial, Kane County Assistant State’s Attorneys Greg Sams, Hillary Sadler, and Hannah Thayer presented evidence placing Stevenson at the scene of the shooting on April 29, 2018, at approximately 2 p.m.

Recently, Sun City male Sandhill Crane had broken its wing over the summer months and still appears to not be able to fly. Normally this species of bird begins its migration to our Southwestern states of New Mexico, Arizona, Texas and as far south as Mexico between late October and mid-December.

The mate of the injured bird is staying with him and will not migrate without him.

Several organizations have been contacted for possible assistance in capturing and caring of this pair.

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Linda Pribla: “We had a bird one year for Thanksgiving, but it was not a Turkey.  It was a goose.”

Diane Flanagan: “We had a turkey that was cooked in maple syrup. It was not requested again. I may not be the best cook, but I clean thoroughly. I cleaned the oven getting ready for our turkey dinner.

According to a statement by the Rotary Club of Huntley, examples of cleaning supplies individuals can donate include dishwashing and laundry soap, cleanser, toilet bowl cleaner, brushes, vinegar, bleach, paper towels, and rags.

Ness represents residents of the 66th district, which includes parts of Algonquin, Carpentersville, Crystal Lake, East and West Dundee, Elgin, Gilberts, Huntley, Lake in the Hills, Lakewood, and Sleepy Hollow.

“As State Representative, I want to ensure every community member has the opportunity to share their input regarding issues that face their community,” said Ness.

Representative Ugaste was originally elected in 2018 and reelected in 2020. He commented that, “I may be mapped out of Huntley in the next election.” He explained that, “the new District 65 northern boundary might be Bowes Road in Elgin.”

He reported that Illinois was one of three states to lose population since the 2010 census count.

The duo spent more than 90 minutes with a presentation and fielding questions from the Sun City residents.

In his opening remarks, President Hoeft stated that, “we do plan for everything we do” for the Village.

Johnson used a PowerPoint presentation to give visual support to his presentation. He pointed out that “the Village population has grown from 5,730 in 2000 to more than 29,560 in 2020.

Zbilski eventually sold that academy to make way for his brand-new martial arts school in Huntley back in 2004.

“During that time, you know, I had the opportunity to become coach of the U.S.

“McHenry County Moves 2050 is our countywide, long-range transportation plan to examine the ways that people and goods move in our area and develop solutions that will make it easier for everyone and everything, to get where they need to go,” said MCDOT in a Nov.

“The Sheriff’s Office created a police social work program in 2017 in an effort to alleviate law enforcement’s responses to mental health-related calls for service. The Police Social Work program developed into a successful collaboration between law enforcement and direct service providers,” said Daigle.

McHenry County Sheriff Bill Prim says he looks forward to this new cooperative program benefiting the entire county.

Utilizing an articulated lift or what is sometimes known as a “cherry picker,” local artist Lexi Mangieri has spent the last three weeks suspended high above the ground finalizing her biggest project to date.

Mangieri told My Huntley News that she got commissioned to paint the Reed Road silo through employees of Sherwin Williams where she had worked for about seven years.

Six counts of First-Degree Murder, a Class M felony; one count of Attempt First Degree Murder, a Class X felony; two counts of Home Invasion, a Class X felony; one count of Unlawful Restraint, a Class 4 felony; and one count of Unlawful Use of a Weapon, a Class 4 felony.

According to the White House, the Biden administration plans to work with the Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) to develop a rule through Emergency Temporary Standard (ETS) that will require all employers with 100 or more employees to ensure their workforce is fully vaccinated.

Refuge for Women is a non-profit, faith based organization that provides emergency and long-term housing to women who have escaped human trafficking or sexual exploitation. The Chicagoland area program home, in an undisclosed location in the McHenry County area, opened in 2016 and is one of 11 program homes across the U.S.