Lisa Calabrese, Huntley: “[I will] not wear a mask and live in fear.”

Anjali Patel, Huntley: “I’m still [going to] wear a mask. Doesn’t hurt to be safe.”

Jen Boopster, Belvidere: “I will probably always wear [my mask] because we can still catch [COVID-19] from non-vaccinated people.

Mike Pierce, a battalion chief for the Huntley Fire Protection District, stated that the Hampshire Police Department and the McHenry County Sheriff’s Office were also dispatched to the accident, though the Kane County Sheriff’s Office was leading the investigation.

The Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE) has allowed for school districts to continue to offer online learning options to students who have medical conditions or concerns within their families. However, Rowe commented that the goal of his presentation was more geared on analyzing whether an online student life and course work could be sustainable to aid in student success, especially at the secondary level.

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Katie Rammer, Huntley: “I plan to carry my card with me everywhere I go. [I’m] Looking for a plastic protector for my card. There will be many fake cards.”

Melissa Albright, Huntley: “I think it’s funny that those who are talking about getting fake [vaccine cards] are the ones that are so adamant about others having legit documentation.”

In addition to a positive impact on mental and physical health, the survey results suggest some good news ahead for businesses, including those in the travel, hospitality and fitness industry, according to an email from a consultant for H+K Strategies, a company that handles public relations for various organizations.

This event is by appointment only. Pet owners should call (815) 459-6222 to schedule their visit. The clinic will be held at 100 N. Virginia Street in Crystal Lake on Tuesday, May 18, from 1 p.m to 3:30 p.m.

This event is only available for McHenry County pet owners.

The cost for a rabies vaccination is $15 for one year and $30 for three years.

The missing boy was identified as five-year-old Cooper Dziekanski. The Huntley Police Department advised individuals assisting in the search, to remain in their vehicles as there were also search dogs being used and did not want their efforts to be hampered.

ISP Trooper Jayme Bufford stated that preliminary reports indicated that a 2020 silver Toyota Corolla was traveling eastbound when it struck the concrete Interstate wall.

Reports indicated that after the sole male occupant struck the wall, he “exited the vehicle and headed eastbound from the scene of the crash.”

According to the Village of Huntley’s Director of Development Services Charles Nordman, the groundwork began about four weeks ago.

“They’re doing a lot of earth work and that’s been primarily what they’re doing so far. So, they [have] I think a few more weeks of earth work going on out there before they start to actually make some of the improvements to the property or start to construct some of the utilities,” Nordman said.

Additionally, the website states that the outcome of the survey are of specific interest to health care purchasers and consumers, as well as cover a broad range of hospital processes, outcomes and structures in many clinical areas such as maternity and intensive care.

When we bought this house a few years ago, we knew it would be a tight fit.

Walk-in appointments will be subject to vaccine supplies at all MCDH mass vaccination clinics. Scheduling an appointment in advance is still encouraged to avoid being turned away from a clinic that has reached supply capacity.

Those who choose to schedule an appointment in advance can do so by completing a questionnaire and searching for open times on the COVID-19 Vaccine Registration form.

According to Village Manager Dave Johnson, Tipsy’s Bar and Pizza was approved for a Class A liquor license and video gaming license in May of 2020, later opening for business in February of 2021. As of April 16 however, a notice was served to Tipsy’s Bar and Pizza owner Gino DeFrancisco, stating that reports filed by the Huntley Police Department observed conduct that violated village codes “upon the licensed premises in connection of operation of the licensee’s business.”

In order to protect office employees and the public, lobby activity will be monitored to mitigate overcrowding, and visitors will be required to wear masks and maintain six-foot physical distancing. The Treasurer’s Office is located at 2100 N. Seminary Ave., just south of the Michael J. Sullivan Judicial Center.

“With property tax bills set to be mailed out, and with more people being vaccinated and state mitigation measures being loosened, it’s time for us to once again offer walk-up service for our residents,” Miller said.

MCDH operates vaccination clinics in the cities of Crystal Lake, Harvard and McHenry. COVID-19 vaccinations at all MCDH-run clinics are free. Opening clinics to all Illinois residents provides more options for those looking to get vaccinated including vulnerable populations that have been more impacted by the virus.

In addition to opening clinics to all Illinois residents, anyone needing their second dose—no matter where they received their first dose—will be able to schedule their second dose appointment with MCDH.

Buehler stated that while he would normally not deliver the annual address until his first full year in office, the magnitude of the ongoing pandemic called for a much earlier update to the public.

“It’s huge. I mean it’s huge for us because we were closed for a while. We needed to get somethings done…But the way we did this, it’s the right way to do it. So, moving everything in here, it takes some time getting each and every element that you want to have done the proper way and getting to this point.

The original ordinance had previously been adopted in November 2019, but as of current, county officials have determined that cannabis businesses in unincorporated areas of Kane County would not impact law enforcement or regulatory operations.

According to Kane County Board member Cliff Surges, who represents District 21, Kane County Sheriff Ron Hain had presented some data points demonstrating no significant increase in crime in areas that permitted adult-use cannabis business establishments.

The Board of Directors, in a 4 to 3 vote at the March 24th Board meeting, decided to not renew the polling place agreement with the Kane County Board of Elections.

However, the district faced a challenge when it came to remote secondary students wanting to return to in-person learning. Specifically, the issue applied to students that did not have their own means of transportation.

McHenry County’s test positivity 7-day rolling average was 9.2% as of April 16. The health department has been identifying cases related to spring break and outbreaks in school-related extracurricular activities.

The increasing rate of cases indicates there is a rise of COVID-19 in the younger age groups. While the highest rates of spread continue to be among the 20-29 age group, MCDH is beginning to see increasing rates of spread among the 5-19 age group.