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Treasures and Treats drive a success St. Ignatius of Antioch Episcopal Church sponsored a food donation drive and Halloween treat distribution in their parking lot on the afternoon of October 31. The purpose of the drive was two-fold: To collect “kid friendly” food for families with children who are living in situations in which they do not have to refrigeration and stoves, and to provide a free, safe and fun option for Halloween Trick-or-Treat for the local community. The food drive benefits
PADS (Providing Advocacy, Dignity, & Shelter) which assists many Lake County residents who are experiencing food insecurity due to homelessness. At the event at St. Ignatius they were able to collect 256 “kid friendly” items. Church members and volunteers dressed for the Halloween event and enjoyed a day of beautiful weather. St. Ignatius Church is located at 500 Depot St., Antioch, IL.
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Clockwise from left: Robyn George handing out a treat to a donor; church volunteers that collected the donations and distributed the treats were (from left) Kathy Kraak, Fr. Brian Beno, Terry Hansen-Beno, Jim George, Chris George and Robyn George; Terry Hansen-Beno collects donations to be put into the pirates treasure chest at the St. Ignatius Treasures and Treats drive thru on Halloween. Over 250 items were collected for donations to PADS in Lake County.
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With graduated tax failure, ‘there will be cuts, and they will be painful,’ governor says ‘Everything is on the table’ in addressing fiscal challenges By Jerry Nowicki CAPITOL NEWS ILLINOIS
Backers of a graduated income tax constitutional amendment conceded defeat for Gov. JB Pritzker’s marquee policy proposal which was projected to bring in more than $3 billion annually to state coffers. With 98 percent of precincts reporting, voters had rejected the amendment by a 55 percent to 45 percent margin. The Associated Press called the race
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In the coming days I’ll be talking with the leaders in the General Assembly about our path forward. But here’s what we know for sure: I promised to be a governor who balances the budget and pays the bills that my predecessor left behind. I promised to make sure that our kids get a good education, that we invest in job creation and that we build a better future for Illinois. There will be cuts, and they will be painful.” The failure of the amendment marks the end of a fight led by Pritzker which began legislatively in April 2019 and even before that politically when Pritzker was running for governor in 2017 and 2018. Pritzker spent $58 million of his own personal fortune to promote the amendment, while billionaire Republican donor Ken Griffin, the state’s wealthiest person and founder of the hedge fund Citadel, dropped more than $53 million into an
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for the “No” camp, as a large number of outstanding mail ballots were almost certainly not enough to make up for the deficit of approximately 500,000 votes. In his daily COVID-19 briefing in Chicago Nov. 4, an agitated Pritzker lashed out against the Republican Party, warned of cuts to public safety and human services and said several other options were on the table for addressing state budget deficits that have been ongoing for decades. “Illinois’ fiscal problems haven’t gone away. We now sit at a crossroads,” Pritzker said. “Our state finances still require fundamental structural change.
effort to defeat the tax change. The governor had billed the graduated income tax proposal—which would have imposed higher tax rates on higher income earners—as the best of three options, the others being a 20 percent increase to the state’s flat tax or 15 percent across-the-board cuts to state spending. But he has also frequently warned that discretionary spending has already been reduced drastically in several areas in recent years due to a two-year state budget impasse in which the state racked up a $16 billion backlog of unpaid bills. As of Nov. 4, the Illinois Comptroller’s office estimated that backlog at $8.3 billion. “My predecessor, Gov. Rauner, tried to drag the state underwater with painful and draconian cuts that in the end were blocked by both Republicans and Democrats,” Pritzker said. “His approach devastated high-
Pop-Up Market this Saturday The Northern Illinois Food Bank is hosting a drive-thru Pop-Up Market Saturday, Nov. 14 from 9 a.m. to noon. at Grant Community High School located at 258 Grand Ave. Fox Lake, IL. Anyone in need of a little extra help during this time can pick up fresh groceries. Each week the Northern Illinois Food Bank is bringing Pop-Up Markets to local neighborhoods
with food you can take home. They began doing these distributions in April to help address the need for food in our communities during the COVID-19 crisis. Everyone is welcome, and no ID or referral is needed. Volunteers are still needed for this event. To sign up for a volunteer position go to https:// solvehungertoday.civicore. com/volunteercalendar
er education, child care, human services, and hollowed out state agencies like those that manage public health and unemployment benefits, all while adding billions of dollars of debt on to our bill backlog.” The impasse occurred beginning in July 2015, lasting 736 days, after lawmakers allowed a temporary income tax hike to expire which decreased the individual income tax rate from 5 percent to 3.75 percent. That reduced state revenues by about $4.5 billion, but in the absence of a state budget targeting cuts in spending for two years afterward, the state continued to spend at a rate far outpacing revenues. As a result, many agencies, public schools and universities all eventually saw drastic drops in funding as obligated state expenditures took precedence. “If you set aside federally protected programs, court ordered obligations and our bond and pension debt, we would have to reduce discretionary spending in our state by approximately 15 percent,” the governor said. “That’s 15 percent fewer state troopers. That’s 15 percent fewer students going to college, 15 percent fewer working parents receiving child care assistance and 15 percent less money for your local public schools, which likely means that your property taxes will increase. “You could call this the republican approach option to raise revenue within our current regressive flat tax system and impose a higher flat tax which falls disproportionately on the working poor and the
middle class.” Complicating matters is a global pandemic that has ripped a hole in state finances. Even before COVID-19 redefined the state’s revenue picture, Pritzker had pegged the state’s structural, year-after-year budget deficit at about $3.2 billion. Considering lost revenues due to COVID-19 and associated economic restrictions, that deficit could exceed $7 billion with the graduated tax’s failure, Pritzker predicted in April. In September, Pritzker directed state agency directors to prepare for cuts of up to 5 percent for the current fiscal year and 10 percent next fiscal year, which begins July 1. On Sept. 24, Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton said lawmakers “will be forced to consider raising income taxes on all Illinois residents by at least 20 percent, regardless of their level of income” if the graduated income tax fails. That would push the current tax rate to about 6 percent, and would require a simple majority vote in a Legislature dominated by Democrats as well as a signature from the governor. The state’s path forward could include some combination of cuts and tax increases, as well as borrowing from the federal government’s Municipal Liquidity Facility program which was authorized in the state’s budget for fiscal year 2021. “Everything is on the table,” Pritzker said. Pritzker has also frequently urged the federal government to pass a COVID-19 stimulus
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exercise.” Those who accept the challenge begin by printing an official travel log. Then they need to make a plan to conquer seven of twelve designated trails by foot. Once accomplished, Hike Lake County finishers can turn in their logs to receive a free dog tag for any fourlegged hiking companions and a free zipper pull or commemorative shield. “Each year, the set of Hike Lake County trails is different. The variety of trails showcases the array of habitats and ecosystems found in Lake County,” said Buckardt. “Participants might visit a restored wetland, a gorgeous woodland, a stunning prairie or a preserve with all three habitats.” As the challenge trails change each year, so too does CLC’s outdoor spaces. “We’re going to keep adding to the Living Lab Trail. Solar is coming in this winter and we received approval from the board to offer clothing recycling bins,” said Husemoller. “We’re also looking to connect
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ternational aid groups provide apiaries and beekeeper training to impoverished communities. Husemoller says you don’t even need to drive onto campus to access the trail. “We’ve done these extra trail connections and signs. We see more people from the neighborhood with their dogs walking through, people are out here on the weekends. It’s a real resource for the whole community.” Those connections also hook the campus and trail users into with the larger trail network of Lake County which includes an autumn challenge to area explorers. The annual Hike Lake County through Lake County Forest Preserves is currently running until Nov. 30. “All trails are well-marked and easy to follow,” said Nan Buckardt, education director for the Lake County Forest Preserves. “Participants discover new preserves while spending time outdoors. It’s the perfect combination to reset your brain and get some
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Couple charged with child endangerment The McHenry County Sheriff’s Office announced the arrest of Jason Lamb, 37, for Aggravated Domestic Battery, Child Endangerment and Reckless Conduct charges. An arrest warrant was obtained for Jennifer Lamb, 36, on Child Endangerment and Reckless Conduct charges. On October 30, 2020, at 1:30 p.m., the McHenry County Sheriff’s Office was called to a residence in the 7800 block of East Maplewood Drive, Wonder Lake, to check on the children. Upon arrival, deputies observed a large amount of rotting garbage outside the residence. Deputies made contact with Jason and Jennifer Lamb, who both appeared intoxicated. Deputies observed that the inside of the house was also covered in rotting garbage, debris, animal feces, and there was no food in the pantry. Two firearms were located in areas accessible to the children and were taken for safekeeping.
Herrera is had been held in the Lake County Jail pending his initial court hearing. On November 4, 2020, All defendants are preat approximately 9:40 a.m., sumed innocent unless proven Lake County Sheriff’s Depu- guilty in a court of law. ties were dispatched to a residence in the 12700 block of West 28th Street, Beach Park, Sheriff’s Office for a report of an intruder in- investigating two side a residence. While sheriff’s deputies vehicle crash were en-route to the resi- On November 6, 2020 at dence, sheriff’s emergency approximately 9:00 p.m., telecommunicators learned the McHenry County Sherthe caller was home with iff’s Office and the Wonder her five young children. She Lake Fire Protection District locked herself and her chil- responded to a two-vehicle dren in a bedroom, because a crash involving a 2001 Dodge man who was unknown to her Ram and a 2006 Pontiac appeared to be attempting to Grand Prix at the intersection gain entry into her home. The of W. Wonder Lake Road and man, later identified as Jose White Oaks Road in unincorHerrera, Jr., 23, of the 300 porated Wonder Lake. block of North Green Bay On scene investigation inRoad, Waukegan, broke down dicated the Pontiac, driven by a door and entered the home. Perla A. Pulido Fuentes, 36, When inside the home, of Wonder Lake, was travelHerrera repeatedly yelled, ing northbound approaching “Where is she at?” Sheriff’s White Oaks Road. The Dodge deputies and Zion Police Of- driven by a juvenile male, 17, ficers arrived on the scene and of Woodstock was stopped took Herrera into custody. He on White Oaks Road, turning was transported via ambu- southbound onto W. Wonder lance to an area hospital, as he Lake Road. The vehicles colsustained injuries to his arms lided in the intersection which and legs while forcing his way resulted in the 17 year-old male being ejected from the into the home. Herrera was not known Dodge Ram. He was transto anyone inside the victims’ ported by Life Net helicopter to Advocate Condell Medical residence. Herrera was released from Center. Fuentes was extricatthe hospital in the afternoon ed from the Pontiac by the on November 4 and trans- Wonder Lake Fire Protection ported to the Lake County District and transported by Jail. After hearing the facts React helicopter to Advocate of the case, the Lake County Condell Medical Center. State’s Attorney’s Office ap- Three juvenile passengers proved the following charges were in the Pontiac and taken for Herrera: Criminal Damage by ambulance to Northwestto Property (Class 4 Felony), ern Hospital in McHenry. All Criminal Trespass to Proper- persons involved in the crash ty (Class 4 Felony), Assault were in stable condition. (Class A Misdemeanor), and Speed is believe to be a Disorderly Conduct (Class A contributing factor into the crash. The driver of the Dodge Misdemeanor). truck was not wearing his seat
This investigation began with a call placed from a concerned citizen who wished to remain anonymous. An investigation was conducted by the Sheriff’s Office Patrol and Criminal Investigation Divisions. Jason Lamb Probable cause was developed that Jason allegedly choked one of the children and he was subsequently arrested. Four children, ages 10, 8, 6 and 4 were immediately removed from the residence by DCFS and were placed with a family member. The investigation is still on going by the McHenry County Sheriff’s Office, the Department of Children and Family Services, and was assisted by the McHenry County Child Advocacy Center.
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The Lake County Sheriff’s Dept. reported the following arrests in Lake County. Suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Oct. 12 Dalton B. Howard, 23, Spring Grove, was cited for DUI – alcohol; Richard Eldridge, 56, no permanent address, was cited for a warrant arrest: aggravated battery to a peace officer (McLean County); Oct. 13 John W. Gonka, 40, Woodstock, was cited for a warrant arrest: driving while license suspended (McHenry County); Robert F. Harris, 39, An-
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A 29 year-old Belvidere man sustained fatal injuries after a single motorcycle crash that occurred in unincorporated Marengo. On November 8, 2020 at 11:58 a.m., The McHenry County Sheriff’s Office, Marengo Police Department, and McHenry County Conservation District Police responded to the scene of a one-vehicle motorcycle crash in the 25000 block of River Road in unincorporated Marengo Township. Preliminary investigation indicated that a 2015 Harley Davidson motorcycle had been traveling eastbound River Road when for unknown reasons it failed to negotiate a curve in the road. The motorcycle left the south side of the roadway, struck a fence, and overturned. The driver was ejected from the motorcycle and found to not be wearing a helmet. He was pronounced deceased on scene. The crash is suspected to have occurred during the overnight hours from Saturday, Nov. 7 into Sunday, Nov. 8, 2020. We would encourage anyone having information regarding the circumstances that led to the crash to contact the McHenry County Sheriff’s Office at 815–338-2144. The investigation is ongoing by the McHenry County Sheriff’s Major Crash Investigation Unit and the McHenry County Coroner‘s Office.
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while license revoked; Dennis M. Taber, 51, McHenry, was cited for a warrant arrest: aggravated criminal sexual abuse; Oct. 16 Robert S. Hopson, 42, Waukegan, was cited for disorderly conduct; Tabari McKelvy, 20, Round Lake, was cited for criminal trespass to property; Tanesha Bunch, 43, Waukegan, was cited for criminal damage to property; Erin M. Galbraith, 44, Lindenhurst, was cited for DUI – alcohol; Oct. 17 Shaune L. Matheny, 51, Spring Grove, was cited for domestic battery; Isaiah M. Cage, 23, Gurnee, was cited for no driver’s license and no insurance; Jovanny Quintana Martinez, 30, Waukegan, was cited for aggravated speeding (85 mph in 40 mph zone), no insurance, and endangering the life of a child; Saige R. Alexander, Lake Villa, was cited for DUI – alcohol and no insurance; Oct. 18 LaShawn Satisfield, 47, Chicago, was cited for aggravated DUI, aggravated driving while license revoked; Zachary Pajich, 30, North Barrington, was cited for a warrant arrest: DUI – drugs (McHenry County); Israel Garcia-Guzman, 23, Palatine, was cited for aggravated speeding (87 mph in 45 mph zone), fleeing to elude, resisting arrest, driving while license suspended, illegal transportation of cannabis, and illegal transportation of alcohol.
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McHenry County Sheriff’s arrest bulletin The following arrests in McHenry County were reported by the McHenry County Sheriff’s Department. Suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Oct. 13 Cornelius A. Ames, 30, El-
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