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Ambulance funding will get another referendum Officials are running out of options to pay for service By Gail Peckler-Dziki CORRESPONDENT

Both the Village of Antioch and the First Fire Protection District will go to referendum again in April in an attempt to raise additional funds for ambulance service. If this attempt fails, the village will simply enact deeper cuts to services. But the fire protection district has no other source of funding other than taxes. Currently, fire district and the Antioch village fire department operate as one unit, while the funding comes from two sources – village residents though general taxes and the fire district through a specific fire service tax on property tax bills. With the demise of the Antioch Rescue Squad, both governments now depend completely on tax dollars to make sure an ambulance will roll when a call comes in.

One measure taken to attempt to spread current funds further was to close Fire Station 3, the one station owned by the fire district alone. The goal had been to fully staff that station along with Stations 1 and 2. According to Antioch Fire Chief John Nixon, the result of that money-saving effort is that response times are longer and there are fewer personnel available to respond. Some believe that another property tax referendum will be successful, if the public is made aware of how dire the circumstances are. Others believe that any future referendums will lose by greater margins. And if that is the case, what would ambulance and fire service look like in both the district and the village? The fire district owns one

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A gathering for gun enthusiasts

Above: Crowds gather looking for bargains in firearms, knives, fishing gear, and more at the Lake County Gun Show held at the Antioch VFW Post 4551, 75 North Ave. on Dec. 28. Lake County Gun Shows sponsored the event, a primary focus of which is gun safety. The hall was packed with vendors, collectors, and residents from both sides of the Illinois-Wisconsin border. At right: Dave Quist hands the winner of the youth raffle, Stephanie Auth, 16, of Gurnee, her prize while mother Marilyn Auth looks on. Auth won a Remington Model 1100 20-gauge, youth shotgun. The Lake County Gun and Sportsman Show will be held on Feb 15 at the Antioch VFW post.

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journal was his. The last journal entry from the day before included, “I’ll kill my targets tonight.” A later entry allegedly included the following account of the incident: “I’m leaving with a saber tooth knife, box cutter and latex gloves … I’m thinking of trailing the blood out to the driveway to implicate a car. I failed; both are alive and both called out ‘he’ and worst of all I left a knife and both gloves there before I accidentally cut myself. “No, there’s more I may have cut myself on the window. Police were called and I wasted more than 30 minutes standing over them and panicked. I’m so (expletive).” In the journal, Kaehne also allegedly wrote that he knew he couldn’t write off the incident as breaking and entering, and he was going to try and get rid of the evidence and “stay inside for as long as I can.” One of the investigators added that, during a search of Kaehne’s room, a diagram of the human body was found – with handwritten arrows pointing to areas such as the throat, neck, spine, heart and kidneys. A preliminary hearing in the case is set for 8:30 a.m. Jan. 28.

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a knife from his ear to about a quarter of an inch from his Adam’s apple. Flight for Life was called, and the man was transported to an undisclosed hospital. The man later spoke with investigators at the hospital, according to the complaint. He told them he awoke to a man standing over him with a knife pointed at him, and although he was able to punch the suspect, “he just cut me.” Deputies noticed a blood trail in the hallway as well as the knife. They followed footprints from the home that led to Kaehne’s residence. The complaint states Kaehne was read his Miranda Rights and agreed to talk to investigators. Kaehne allegedly told them that his grandparents were psychopaths and his father was a murderer, and that he had picked his target based on the fact it did not look many people lived there. Kaehne also allegedly told investigators he stood over the couple for about 40 minutes while both were sleeping – and that he knew if he had killed one of them, he would have to kill the other and run. When police searched Kaehne’s residence, a brown journal was found. Kaehne allegedly told police that the

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A 28-year-old Kansasville man is facing attempted homicide charges after breaking into a Town of Dover home with the intent of killing its occupants early Jan. 17. Ronald E. Kaehne has been charged with two counts attempted first-degree intentional homicide, Ronald E. as well as Kaehne armed burglary and substantial battery with use of a dangerous weapon. All four charges are felonies. Kaehne’s bail was set at $500,000 during an initial appearance in Racine County Circuit Court Jan. 20. According to the criminal complaint from the Racine County District Attorney’s office, deputies were dispatched to the home in Dover at about 2:42 a.m. Saturday. The criminal complaint painted a terrifying scene, with a woman who lives in the home describing waking up at 2:30 in the morning to her boyfriend “flailing his arms” and then fighting with someone. During the fight, the boyfriend’s throat was cut with

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The Village of Antioch will host its First Annual mother-son luncheon on March 8. The lunch, hosted by Antioch Parks and Recreation Department, will feature Magic Dave and the “Magical Mystery Show.” There are two different seatings to choose from, 11:30 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. This year’s event will take place at Antioch Senior Center, 817 Holbek Dr., Antioch. Tickets are on sale now at the Village of Antioch’s Parks and Recreation Department, 806 Holbek Dr., and can also be purchased online at www. antioch.il.gov by clicking on the Parks department and going to online registration. Cost is $10 per person. There is a limit of 104 tickets for sale per seating. If you have certain people you would like to sit with, call the Parks Department and inform them. Ticket price includes the Magic Show, buffet style lunch, which includes Italian beef, fried chicken, mostaccioli, green salad, beverages, and raffles. For more information, call (847) 395-2160.

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School. Doors open at 5:15 p.m. This year’s theme is a “Masquerade Ball.” This evening of dancing is for fathers and daughters of all ages. (Substitute dads are welcome.) Tickets are on sale now at the Village of Antioch’s Parks and Recreation Department, 806 Holbek Drive. The cost is $10 per person. Tickets can also be purchased online at www.antioch.il.gov by clicking on the parks department and going to online registration. There is a limit of 500 tickets for sale and once the tickets are sold out, the event will be closed. Ticket price includes dancing, ice cream sundaes, beverages, a photo, and a gift for the girls. For more information, call (847) 395-2160.

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Employers seeking applicants for information technology positions will be recruiting at a mini job fair to be held from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Jan. 29 at the College of Lake County in Grayslake. The event is sponsored by CLC’s Career and Placement Services Center and will be held in Building E (former Job Center building). Participating companies include Advanced Business Networks, Direct Energy, Ebiz Group, Express Employment Professionals, Illinois Army National Guard, Konica Minolta Business Solutions USA, Inc., PC Nation, POS Remarketing Group, Solution Specialties, Inc., Telit Wireless Solutions and The Huntington Resource. Job seekers should come dressed in business attire and bring plenty of resumes. For more information, call (847) 543-2059 or visit www.clcillinois.edu/cps.

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ambulance and had the promise of another from the disbanding rescue squad. That didn’t happen when the membership voted not to give that ambulance to the district. The ambulance the district owns has a cost of $73,000. The district paid $33,000 to purchase a used vehicle and for painting and mechanical updates. The Foreign Fire Fund paid $25,000 for supplies and equipment and the Antioch Firefighters Association paid $15,000 for a defibrillator and cots. Companies outside Illinois that sell insurance to clients in Illinois pay into

(Continued from front page) the Foreign Fire Fund to the State of Illinois. Those monies are then distributed to Illinois fire departments. If the April referendum doesn’t pass in the fire district, basic and advanced life support may come from the fire truck that is dispatched. The personnel and the truck would then need to stay with the patient until a private ambulance service responds. That could take up to 30 minutes. “By law,” Nixon said, “they have to stay. So if there is a fire somewhere in the district, the response time would be longer.” “If the fire district does not provide ambulance ser-

then moved funds from other CYN accounts to the credit card accounts in an effort to conceal her theft. The charges include identity theft (Class 1 and Class 3 felonies), theft (Class 2 felony) and unlawful use of a credit card (Class 3 felony). Williams was remanded to the Lake County Jail on $10,000 bond with her next court date scheduled for Feb. 11 at 9 a.m. in courtroom C-120.

vice,” Tabar opined, “no mutual aid for the district would be available. You must be able to provide the same service to other communities.” “For this year, through April 30,” he stated in a later interview, “ambulances are operating in the village and district. The district is using financial reserves to pay for the services this fiscal year. That option will not be available in the future, as the funds will be depleted. We had all three stations open from May 9 through December 1. The failure of the referendum forced a cutback of three personnel slots and thus the closing of Station No. 3.”

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the rear door to the building had sustained extensive damage in what appeared to be an attempted forced entry. Deputies allegedly found a police scanner, pry bars, drills and lock picking tools. In Trauthwein’s vehicle, deputies allegedly found industrial magnets believed to be used for defeating magGlenn E. netic door locks. Tauthwein Trauthwein is charged with attempted burglary (Class 3 felony), criminal damage to property (Class 4 felony) and possession of burglary tools (Class 4 felony). He is being held in the Lake County Jail on $25,000 bond. He appeared in court on Jan. 23.

A 29-year-old Antioch man was arrested for burglary Jan. 19 following a Lake County Sheriff’s Office investigation to a series of residential break-ins. Michael S. Roman, 29, of the 4200 block of N. Lake Drive, is charged with residential burglary (Class 1 felony) and two counts of felony theft, according to sheriff’s officials. Roman is being held in the Lake County Jail on $50,000 bond. Detectives from the Sheriff’s Office and the Antioch Police Department shared information that led to Roman’s arrest at 4 p.m. Jan. 19. When arrested Roman had items that Michael S. linked him to a residenRoman tial burglary that had Area man charge for just taken place at 38000 N. Third Ave- reproducing child porn nue in unincorporated Fox Lake. A 29-year-old Gages Lake man faces Roman’s next court date is scheduled child pornography charges following an for Feb. 23. investigation by the Lake County Sheriff’s Office Cybercrimes Unit and Lake County State’s Attorney’s Office Cybercrimes Lake Villa man arrested for Unit. attempted burglary On Jan. 22, a search warrant was exA Lake Villa man is charged with bur- ecuted at a residence in the 18000 block glary following an attempt break-in at a of W. Grand Dr. in Gages Lake. Jason G. food pantry in Mundelein. Rygiel, 29, was arrested. Evidence was At 2:30 a.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 20, Lake seized, including multiple electronic devicCounty Sheriff’s Deputies responded to a es capable of storing electronic media. silent alarm at the Family Pantry at 21190 A forensic examination of the media Commercial Drive in Mundelein. devices revealed approximately 1,000 imDeputies allegedly found Glenn E. Tr- ages and videos identified as child pornogauthwein, 33, hiding in the bushes at the raphy. Investigators also allege that Rygiel rear of the business. Further inspection of reproduced several videos containing child the building revealed that the wires to the pornography. alarm system had been tampered with and Rygiel was charged with five counts

of reproducing child pornography, each a Class X felony. Based on the alleged amount of child pornography located on the electronic media, further investigation will be conducted to determine if additional charges will be sought, investigators said. Rygiel is being held in the Lake County Jail on a $100,000 bond, with his next court date scheduled for Jan. 30 at 9 a.m. in courtroom C-120.

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A Round Lake man was arrested by Lake County Sheriff’s detectives Jan. 19 for indecent solicitation of a child and driving with a revoked driver’s license. According to the Sheriff’s Office, Steven M. Bastean, 29, of the 1200 block of Canopy Drive in Round Lake, contacted who he thought was a 14-year-old boy on a mobile social networking application. The boy was actually a detective with the sheriff’s Cybercrimes Unit. Bastean requested Steven M. to meet with the boy Bastean to allegedly engage in sexual acts. Bastean was instead met by sheriff’s detectives. Bastean was charged with indecent solicitation of a child (Class 3 felony) and driving while license revoked (Class 4 felony). Bastean was being held in the Lake County Jail on $100,000 bond. He was scheduled to return to court on Jan. 23.

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Widow asks for help to pay rent after car repairs Dear W.C., My husband passed away a year ago. I still am so devastated. We had been married for 42 years. We were high school sweethearts and got married right after I graduated high school. My husband went on to college and I supported us with my job. Our son was born a few years after we were married and he had many problems during the birth. He has special needs that never allowed him to marry or hold a job. It took many years for me to teach him how to live on his own, with some help from me and his roommate. I never had any other children or a job as I devoted myself completely to helping my son learn. My son always had an overwhelming desire to live independently, as he saw many others do. My husband was such a good father and when he was not working he spent all his free time with our son. Our son has really struggled to understand why his father is no longer here. When I tell him about his father’s heart attack he just does not understand. It has taken a real toll on both of us. My husband was my best friend and the breadwinner in our family. We not only did everything together he also took care of all the bills and repairs. Since my husband’s death I have not been able to afford any car repairs. Since my son does not drive due to his disabilities I take him to all his doctor’s appointments and for food. My car broke down last month and it took my whole Social Security check to get it repaired. I had no choice, as that car is our only means of transportation. Now I am unable to pay my utilities or lot rent. I am so afraid I will not be able to get through this winter and still be there for our son

and son together that brought tears to her eyes while she told me about their special By relationship. After the tour SAL we sat to talk at the small DIMICELI Columnist table. The woman and I spoke for nearly an hour like old friends. She told me about when he needs me. Would it her son’s special needs be possible to get some help and how her goal had been to see me through this tough to have him able to live time? independently as she knew Mother in Need her husband and she would not be there to care for him Dear Readers, forever. She had no other When I saw the return family or close friends to address on this letter I knew count on to help. it was in one of the mobile She told me how home parks. It was not her husband had died walking distance to food unexpectedly and had still shopping or medical care. been working hard every day. The rural setting in They had always just made our communities makes ends meet since their son it more difficult for our still relied on them for help poverty stricken neighbors now and then. The meager to live without reliable amount they had saved for transportation. The weather their retirement the wife and distance is not conducive had used for her husband’s or even safe to ride a bike to funeral expenses, to pay these places either. A car is some needed expenses for her a necessity especially if you son and repairs done to the are employed, have health mobile home. problems that need regular She told me how her monitoring or to obtain your husband had never planned daily necessities such as on retiring. He had planned food, toiletries, medications, on working as long as he etc. needed to get by. This plan I drove to the address had not worked out and left and found the mobile home the wife and son in need of to be in the location I had our assistance. suspected. The mobile home I went through all the itself was not in bad of shape expenses and bills with the as it looked like it had been woman. She was helping her tended to over the years. son a little each month and There was a carport attached often dropping off food or with an older model car doing some housework for inside. him. I asked the mother why When I knocked on the they did not live together and door, it was quickly answered she told me she had devoted by the woman I assumed her whole life to making sure was the letter writer. She he could get by on his own. recognized me and after I She shed tears as she told showed her my identification me of the struggles they had she invited me inside. gone through in order for him The trailer was older and to be independent. She had dated but clean and orderly. fought her whole life to keep The woman took me on a her son out of institutions short tour of the home she and group homes. Her son had lived in for the past shared an apartment with a fifteen years. She showed physically disabled person me pictures of her husband that relied on him for his

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strength in lifting him in and out of his wheelchair and with bathing. In exchange the physically disabled roommate managed all the bill paying and other things that might require more skills than her son had acquired. The arrangement was perfect for both men and they had managed to live together for the past five years. I told her how we would be helping to remove the stress of paying her overdue bills and for her much needed car repairs. I went over her car and saw it needed some additional work she had not been able to afford. I set her car up for an appointment for repairs and evaluation. After we finished going over her bills I asked if I could meet her son and his roommate. The mother said she would love for me to meet both men. I set up a time to meet her at their apartment the next day. She asked me to not mention the reason I was there, to help them financially. The following day I met the mother at the door of her son’s apartment. As I walked in the son was helping his handicapped roommate into

his chair with a lift. The son was happy to show me all the steps he took to do this safely. The two men spoke amicably and it was easy to see they shared a special bond from the years of living together and helping each other. The son introduced his handicapped friend by saying, “This is my best friend. We help each other.” We talked about how they assisted each other and how interesting it was to see how they helped each other. Both men agreed they could never live alone. They both hugged the mother and said, “And Mom helps us too.” I saw the mother’s face light up and noticed the tears in her eyes when they said this. Then the son said, “Dad used to help us too but not anymore. Mom says he’s in heaven. I don’t know why he can’t come visit me anymore.” The handicapped roommate said, “You know Dad would be here if he could. Just like Mom said he is in heaven now.” I could see the mother was trying to remain strong for her son and agreed with the roommate. I also found out the roommate did not have any family that cared for him

and this woman was like a mother to him as well. After our help with bringing the mother’s lot rent and utilities up to date and the additional car repairs needed to make her car safe she was able to get by on her own once again. I began to see joy return her face as she was once again involved in caring for her “two sons.” God bless everyone, W.C./Sal

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Credit card reject It was a simple trip to the grocery store – something I could probably do in my sleep. Pick up a few items, hit the checkout line and bag up the goods. I’d even remembered my coupons. It was a good day. I didn’t even bring my purse because I have a new trendy phone case that has a nearly invisible compartment to hold a driver’s license and one credit card. I snapped open the case, feeling smart and sleek and #hipster and handed the checkout lady my plastic. I didn’t give it a second thought. I had no idea my day was about to change. She swiped the card through the swipey machine. Twice. I hardly noticed because I was thinking about the meatballs I planned to make for supper using extra jumbo pack of ground beef that was on sale and in my cart. The lady with my card frowned and picked up her phone to call someone over to the register. I figured the machine was jammed or something. A second clerk came and stood by the lady with my card. Together they stared at

nonsense, escorted me to the courtesy counter where I could make the By call. No need to further JILL inconvenience the real PERTLER shoppers who had legitimate Contributor means to pay for their food. I wanted to crawl in a hole or curl up in the fetal the computer screen, which position and make myself I could not see. invisible. Instead, I dialed Behind me, people were the 1-800 number and spoke starting to pile up in line. to a chipper lady named First one man. Then another. Jess in Ohio. I explained my Then a young mom with a situation and Jess listened couple squirming kids. politely. Then her perky The second store voice said, “We sent out employee shook her head new cards to that account.” and said, “We’ll have to call “My husband got one,” I the manager.” acknowledged. I was beginning to take “Yours was sent a day notice. after his,” she said. “When The manager came he activated his new card, over and the three store yours became invalid.” employees stared at the I looked at my cart full screen, which I still could of bagged – albeit unpaid not see, but was beginning for – food. I asked Jess what to wish I could. she thought I should do and They were frowning. how I should pay for my I was trying not to. groceries. After a cheerful The people in line had and enthusiastic apology grown to a small crowd about my unfortunate inconvenienced by my circumstances, which she credit card mishap. totally understood, but which After about five infinitely she was sadly and regrettably long seconds, the manager unable to do anything to spoke up. “Your card’s been remedy, she came up with rejected,” she said in a voice her first (and only) useful loud enough for people suggestion. If I called my as far back as the produce husband, he could provide section to hear. the new secret code numbers I was perplexed, but this from the back of his card was hugely outweighed by and the transaction would be embarrassment at having my successful and complete. card rejected within ear and Thank goodness (thank Waterford Garage eyeshot of a standing-room- goodness, thank goodness!) only grocery store crowd. my husband picked up after Sales I wanted to shout, “I have the second ring. He had his 810 BAKKE AVENUE (WA- excellent credit. There’s card, gave me the numbers TERFORD ALUMINUM) 1/31, been a mistake here!” and I was free to take my Instead, I offered to call food to my car. I don’t have 9-3pm. All office equipment, to tell you I practically ran. desks, furnishings, decor, sup- the credit card company. I figured I could clear up this And the next time I go to plies, machinery and tools. Cash pesky little mess in no time. the store, one thing’s for and carry. Business Closing. EvThe manager, all nocertain. I’m bringing cash. erything Must Go! Jill Pertler is an awardwinning syndicated columnist, N INE LASSIFIED published playwright and Place your classified ad in the Hi-Liter and it will author. She welcomes having also appear on our websites. readers follow her column myracinecounty.com • mywalworthcounty.com on the Slices of Life page on mykenoshacounty.com • (262) 728-3411 192868 Facebook.

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East Troy’s Mike Kehl, 60, works out at the gym. Kehl has formed the Fitness Mission to help people get started on a healthier lifestyle.

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people need to discover what’s important to them. They also need to make exercise ast Troy’s Mike Kehl is on a an integral part of their lives so they can mission – a Fitness Mission. do the things they hold dear. The 60-year-old personal trainer He said his daughter’s recent experience and former owner (with his wife while she was on maternity leave Gloria) of Kehl’s Health and illustrated how important it is for people to Fitness in East Troy said it’s become his do what they love instead of climbing the mission to help people build a mentally corporate ladder or trying to keep up with and physically healthy life so they can live the “Jones.” every day to the fullest. “She had 12 weeks of paid maternity “We’ve got it all backward – happiness leave from her job at Harley-Davidson doesn’t come when we reach that goal. and she spent it bonding with her son, Happy people are able to reach the goal,” Silas, which is what she should have been Mike Kehl said. doing,” he said. “She loved caring for him Kehl said he’s watched people, even and having that chance. She also took the his own children, struggle with finding time to read books and take care of herself. happiness and has become convinced Being a dancer, she read about dance a everybody is going about it the wrong lot. Afterward she began to question what way. she wanted to do with her life. She’s got “They keep thinking, they’ll be happy a highly successful job, but now she’s when they finish school, or buy a house, or talking about maybe opening a dance have a kid, or pay off my college debt, but studio in a couple of years.” it never comes because they keep setting Kehl said all five of his children have the bar higher,” he said. “It’s not about inspired him to get the message out there that next accomplishment, it’s about living that it starts with being happy and content in the moment and making every day with what you have and grows from there. count.” His conviction that physical and mental Kehl said the key to living in the health cannot be separated has led him to moment is fitness, both physical and form the Fitness Mission, a communitymental because you can’t have one without based effort to bring people together to the other. support one another while they take steps And it’s about setting personal toward a healthier lifestyle. priorities. Whether it’s spending more time His blog at fitnessmission.org was with family or setting aside part of the the first step in the creation of this new day to focus on a hobby or other activity, venture. He’s also been writing a book on By Tracy Ouellette STAFF WRITER

the subject. “It’s about 30,000 words now, but it’s not ready for publication just yet,” he said. Now, Kehl said, it’s time to bring the concept to the community. “I want to be their personal trainer at home, take this one person at a time, and help them start doing a little self maintenance that everybody is entitled to and should be working on,” he said. He said he’s working on creating seminars to help people work exercise and fitness tips into their everyday life. “If you have the right mindset it’s not that hard,” he said. “Start slow and take it one day at a time. Maybe the first day you don’t get home from working in the office all day and sitting at desk, to driving home in your car and plopping down on the couch. “That first day, instead of sitting down, even if the first thing you do is turn the TV on, make the second thing standing for a full minute. The next day, make it 2 minutes. On the third day, try standing on one leg for those 2 minutes, it will help improve your balance.” Kehl said the most important thing is to build on the new activity every day to make it a habit. “Start small and work into a habit and most importantly, acknowledge that you’re doing something that you need to do. Give yourself a reward because as you go this way with something positive, you’re moving away from the negative.”

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An Illinois man ran from Delavan police after he was allegedly spotted trying to steal a computer from Walmart, and was tackled by an off-duty police officer along Highway 50 after reaching into his waistband for his inhaler. Anthony L. Evans, 35, of Freeport, Ill., was charged in Walworth County Circuit Court with felony bail jumping, three counts of retail theft, criminal damage to property and two counts of disorderly conduct after the Jan. 13 incident. Delavan police were called to Walmart at about 9:15 a.m. Jan. 13 for a report of a man, later identified as Evans, and a woman who were suspected in previous thefts from Walmart and were seen that day trying to remove a security device from a secured computer, according to police. As the officer approached Walmart, Evans and the woman were quickly exiting the grocery entrance of Walmart, and Evans fled when the officer yelled,

“Police, stop!” according to the police report. Evans initially ran east toward East Geneva Street, turned and went west toward GameStop, and then crossed to the south side of East Geneva Street and ran toward Interstate 43, according to the report. Several vehicles had to slow down or stop to avoid hitting Evans as he ran across Highway 50. The officer, who was chasing Evans on foot, got into a Mercy Hospital emergency vehicle that was among the cars that had to slow to avoid Evans, according to the report. The Mercy vehicle activated its lights and pursued Evans. At the same time, an off-duty Delavan police officer had heard the call over the police radio regarding the foot pursuit and went to the area where he approached Evans, who was, at that point, walking along Highway 50, according to the report. Evans began to run when the officer, who was not in uniform, got closer to him. The officer yelled, “Stop, police!” and began to chase Evans.

The Mercy emergency vehicle and another squad car with its lights activated arrived as the off-duty officer was chasing Evans. The officer saw Evans make a quick movement to his waistband with his right hand, and, at that point, tackled Evans to the ground, according to the report. The officer riding in the Mercy emergency vehicle also saw Evans reach for his waistband and drew his service weapon and pointed it at Evans before the off-duty officer tackled Evans, according to police. At that point, the officer returned his gun to its holster and placed Evans in handcuffs. Police said Evans was breathing heavy and told the officer he had asthma and was reaching for his inhaler. Police then called for an ambulance, which took Evans to Mercy Walworth Hospital and Medical Center for medical clearance before he was taken to the Walworth County Jail. Evans is expected to appear in court Friday on the four felony and three misdemeanor offenses.

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Owls soar in exhibit at Glacial Park By Anne Eickstadt CORRESPONDENT

Owl lovers will enjoy a visit to the Only Owls Travelling Art Exhibit currently showing at the Lost Valley Visitor Center at Glacial Park in Ringwood, Ill. This exhibit contains 40 pieces of artwork celebrating owls. The artists have rendered owl images in pencil, ink, charcoal, woodcuts and watercolors. These pieces are part of the collection of the Woodson Art Museum in Wausau. Founded in 1973, the museum strives to provide audiences with quality art experiences and to enhance lives through art. In addition, the McHenry County Conservation District is blending the collection with owl facts and artifacts for a display that satisfies the desire to learn with an appreciation of art. So far this year, the district has hosted programs such as “Owls of McHenry County” and an “Owl Prowl” to meet and observe live owls. Winter is an excellent time to observe owls as most of them do not migrate. With long, dark nights, winter is

the beginning of owl breeding and nesting season. Without leaves, trees do not hide the owls as well as in other seasons so they are easier to spot. Owls have inspired and/ or terrified people for centuries. Athena, Greek goddess of wisdom, and Minerva, Roman goddess of wisdom, both kept a wise owl nearby to advise them. Other cultures considered the owl a symbol of doom or evil. Harry Potter fans remember his owl, Hedwig, with great fondness. Even Winnie the Pooh has wise, old Owl as a friend. Here are some fun facts about owls: • There are more than 200 species of owls in the world. Only 19 species are found in North America. • Antarctica is the only continent without owls. • An owl has three eyelids: one for blinking, one for keeping the eye clean and healthy and one for sleeping. • An owl has four toes – two facing forward and two facing backward, giving the owl a very strong, powerful grip. • The flattened facial disc of an owl helps funnel sounds

to its ears and can magnify sounds up to 10 times. • A group of owls is called a parliament. • Owls have 14 vertebrae in their necks and can turn their heads as much as 270 degrees. Other bird species only have seven vertebrae in their necks. • An owl has specialized feathers which muffle sound to allow the owl to fly silently. * An owl’s feathers make excellent camouflage to help them blend into their surroundings. • The Elf Owl is the only species of owl to add fruit and seeds to its diet of meat. • A barn owl can eat up to 1,000 mice each year and many farmers appreciate their help in controlling rodent populations. • Owls love to eat hedgehogs. They also can eat fish and larger game such as fawns, young wolves, large herons and warthogs. For information on the Only Owls Travelling Art Exhibit or Glacial Park, please visit MCCDistrict. org or the Facebook page at McHenry County Conservation District.

Winterfest offers frozen fun Snow sculpting contest highlights Lake Geneva festival Lake Geneva’s Winterfest opened this week and continues through Feb. 7. The annual festival features music, magic, refreshments, activities, helicopter rides, shopping and dining. Scheduled events for the week of Winterfest include laser tag, beach party, s’mores, bonfire and human dog sled races. For nearly two decades the highlight of Winterfest has been the U.S. National Snow Sculpting Competition, and this year is not exception. The 19th annual snow-sculpting competition begins at Wednesday, Jan. 28, and wraps up Friday, Jan. 30. Visitors can watch sculpting teams from all over the United States create snow masterpieces from 11 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday at Riviera Park on the lakefront in downtown Lake Geneva. Teams sculpt late into the night on Friday as well. Sculpting ends at 11 a.m. on Saturday. Crowning of the U.S. National Snow Sculpting Competition Champion’s Award, second, third place and the Peoples’ Choice take place a The Riviera. Winners are announced at 3 p.m. in the Riviera Ballroom. The public is invited to attend the ceremony. Ballots are on site for the Peoples’ Choice voting.

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The teams consist of three members 18 years and older from the same state. Amateurs and professionals are eligible. Additional sculpting assistance is not allowed except that given by competition organizers and grounds crew. The final sculpture must fit within a 12-foot circle, height is optional. No media other than snow, ice or water may be used. Competitors to use snow available on site only. Colorants not allowed. Armatures or molded shapes are not allowed. Sculptors may provide their own tools at their own risk and liability. No power tools are permitted. Snow removal equipment, axes, machetes, buckets, shovels, long-handled ice scrappers and ladders will be available on site. The individual artists are judged the sculptures and winners will be determined based on these recommended criteria: • Creativity – originality of expression (50 percent); • Technique – utilization of materials, excellence in execution and presentation (30 percent); • Message – visual force of message (20 percent). First-place winner receive the U.S. National Competition Champions Award and trophy invitation to compete in Association International de Sculpture sur Neige et Glace sanctioned International Snow Sculpting Competition. Second-place winners receive the State of Wisconsin Award and trophy. Third-place receives the City of Lake Geneva Award and trophy. The Gene Kempfer People’s Choice Award is determined by public vote held on the site of the competition. The Klaus Ebeling OMM

Top: A soaring owl greets visitors to the traveling exhibit in the Lost Valley Visitors Center at Glacial Park in Ringwood, Ill. The exhibit will be on display until March 8. Left: These drawings capture the many different faces of an owl. It is among the items on display as part of the Owls Only traveling exhibit.

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counties. It is another skill in the fire service toolbox, like rope rescue, swift water or hazardous materials training. We may not use it every day, but when we need it, the knowledge and techniques are critical and save lives.” Now, McHenry County College’s Fire Science department, in cooperation with the University of Illinois Fire Service Institute, is offering free large animal rescue awareness training from 8 a.m. to noon on Saturday, Feb. 7, at the college, 8900 Highway 14, Crystal Lake. This class will be presented by Dr. Deke Carls of the Institute. As both a firefighter and large animal veteri-

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A Lake Villa man is charged with burglary following an attempt break-in at a food pantry in Mundelein. At 2:30 a.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 20, Lake County Sheriff’s Deputies responded to a silent alarm at the FamiGlenn E. ly Pantry at 21190 Com- Tauthwein mercial Drive in Mundelein. Deputies allegedly found Glenn E. Trauthwein, 33, hiding in the bushes at the rear of the business. Further inspection of the building revealed that the wires to the alarm system had been tampered with and the rear door to the building had sustained extensive damage in what appeared to be an attempted forced entry. Deputies allegedly found a police scanner, pry bars, drills and lock picking tools. In Trauthwein’s vehicle, deputies allegedly found industrial magnets believed to be used for defeating magnetic door locks. Trauthwein is charged with attempted burglary (Class 3 felony), criminal damage to property (Class 4 felony) and possession of burglary tools (Class 4 felony). He is being held in the Lake County Jail on $25,000 bond. He appeared in court on Jan. 23.

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gage in sexual acts. Bastean was instead met by sheriff’s detectives. Bastean was charged with indecent solicitation of a child (Class 3 felony) and driving while license revoked (Class 4 felony). Bastean was being held in the Lake County Jail on $100,000 bond. He was scheduled to return to court on Jan. 23.

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Lake County Sheriff’s detectives arrested Karrol L. Williams, 45, of the 37000 block of N. Columbus Dr., Lake Villa, on Friday and charged her with stealing from the non-profit organization she worked for. According to a press release from the Sheriff’s Office, Williams was employed as the financial coordinator for the Community Youth Network, which is a not-for-profit organization based in Grayslake that provides counseling and specialized services to Lake County children and adolescents. The investigation alleges that from mid-2012 until late 2014, Williams used CYN credit cards for purchases that were later found to be personal and not related to CYN. The investigation allegedly showed that Williams made personal purchases in the amount of $36,470 and then moved funds from other CYN accounts to the credit card accounts in an effort to conceal her theft. The charges include identity theft (Class 1 and Class 3 felonies), theft (Class 2 felony) and unlawful use of a credit card (Class 3 felony). Williams was remanded to the Lake County Jail on $10,000 bond with her next court date scheduled for Feb. 11 at 9 a.m. in courtroom C-120.

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being produced in this first year, the Jeffrey Company was the second largest automobile manufacturer at the time with only Oldsmobile producing more. The Rambler continued to dominate the market until 1914 when Thomas B. Jeffrey’s son, Charles, who replaced his father as head of the company following Thomas Jeffrey’s death in 1910, changed the name of the auto. Thomas renamed the popular automobile the Jeffrey to honor his father. The name did not last long due to the purchase of the company by Charles Nash in 1916. By 1917 the company name became Nash Motor Company dropped the Jeffrey name and began to manufacture Nash autos. Among the lines of Nash automobiles was the return of the popular Rambler, this time as a smaller car that could be produced inexpensively to attract buyers in the post-World War II era. By 1937 the company merged with Kelvinator, an appliance maker and George W. Mason succeeded Nash as by the Chairman of the new Nash-Kelvinator Company. The start of the Korean War brought shortages in the availability of steel and other raw materials needed for the continued production of automobiles. Changes included increased production of compact cars and different designs to save on steel use. Two-door autos became more popular as was the addition of a convertible top

another way to save on steel use. With the end of the Korean War, the popular Rambler line increased with the introduction of several new models. First were a station wagon and a two-door hardtop, which was unofficially known as “the Country Club.” The line continued to be expanded in 1954 with the addition of a four-door sedan and a new station wagon called the Cross Country, which had been built on a stretched wheelbase, the perfect auto for that cross country family vacation. That year also brought another first for automobiles. A combination heating and air conditioning unit could be added on to any Rambler or could be installed at the factory for $395. The company underwent changes again in 1954 when Nash-Kelvinator merged with Detroit based Hudson Company. The companies combined into The American Motors Corporation and Hudson production was moved to Kenosha. In the following years Ramblers were marketed under both the Nash and Hudson label at least through 1957. After 1957 all of AMC’s automobiles were marketed as Ramblers except for the imported Metropolitan, which was marketed in the United States from 1958-1962. In the 1960s, George Romney, who later left the company to become Governor of Michigan, made many

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A Nov. 22, 2014, barn fire at Valley View Acres in Woodstock, which claimed the lives of 32 horses, highlighted the need to better train emergency responders in the rescue of large animals. Over 20 departments from McHenry, Lake and Kane counties responded to this fire. “We could still smell the smoke Monday morning at McHenry County College, two-and-a-half miles away,” said Henry Gruba, MCC Fire Science department chairman. “We are looking forward to bringing this specialized training to McHenry and surrounding counties. It is another skill in the fire service toolbox, like rope rescue, swift water or hazardous materials training. We may not use it every day, but when we need it, the knowledge and techniques are critical and save lives.” Now, McHenry County College’s Fire Science department, in cooperation with the University of Illinois Fire Service Institute, is offering free large animal rescue awareness training from 8 a.m. to noon on Saturday, Feb. 7, at the college, 8900 Highway 14, Crystal Lake. This class will be presented by Dr. Deke Carls of the Institute. As both a firefighter and large animal veteri-

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would make the boy keep his hands in his mouth until his lips would bleed and his fingers would be “all wrinkly.” A Child Protective Services worker reported that since the boy was removed from the Donahues’ home Dec. 16, he no longer needs diapers or psychotropic medications and has gained weight and height. The girl also told the Tree House interviewer that her brother has a lock on his door that keeps him in. On Dec. 17, 2013, the boy told the Tree House interviewer that the last time he had

eaten was four days earlier. The night before, he said, he was required to stand next to the dinner table, and when everyone was eating in front of him, he got a plate, and Carrie Donahue dumped his plate in the sink and would not let him eat because he snuck food, according to the complaint. A counselor at Lake Geneva Middle School, where the boy was enrolled from Sept. 13 to Nov. 27, 2013, also reported concerns to the county Department of Health and Human Services. The counselor said the

boy came to school disheveled, wearing dirty clothes and sometimes urine-soaked clothes and asking for food in the morning because he was hungry, according to the complaint. The boy told social workers that on one occasion in October, he pooped in his pants, and Carrie Donahue made him eat it, according to the complaint. The boy’s sister said when Michael Donahue came home, he hit the boy in the head for eating poop, according to the complaint.

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Sheriff’s Office to host snowmobile safety course Beginning snowmobilers will have an opportunity to learn principles of safe snowmobile operation at an Illinois Department of Natural Resources safety education course scheduled at the McHenry County Sheriff’s Office, 2200 N. Seminary Avenue, Woodstock, on Sunday, Feb. 15, from 8 a.m. until 4 p.m. Under Illinois law, the course is required for people 12 through 16 years old who plan to operate a snowmobile. The course is also required for people over the

age of 16 who do not possess a valid driver’s license. These people must have a Snowmobile Safety Education Certificate, issued by the Department of Natural Resources upon successful completion of the course. The Snowmobile Safety Education Certificate is recognized in other states requiring a Safety Education Certificate. The Snowmobile Safety Education Certificate is required in the state of Wisconsin for anyone under the age of 27. The minimum eight-hour

Police seek info on tobacco store robbery The Richmond Police Department is seeking information about a robbery that took place at a downtown tobacco store Friday. An unarmed black man entered the “Dollar Up Tobacco” store, 10217 Highway 12, Richmond, at approximately 3 p.m. The suspect then left on foot in an unknown direction with an undetermined amount of money from the cash register. The suspect is described as 5 feet, 5 inches to 5 feet, 8 inches tall, thin build, clean shaven, wearing a black knee-length coat

course includes instruction in safe operation, rules of the road, snowmobile law, first aid, proper riding techniques and related topics that will help the snowmobiler operate his/her vehicle safely. More information about this class can be found at IDNR’s website: www.dnr. state.il.us/safety/snwmob. htm. The course is free and open to the public. Registration for the course can be made by contacting Cathy Hardt at (815) 334-4739 or CDHardt@co.mchenry. il.us.

and black hat. Anyone with any information regarding this burglary is encouraged to contact the Richmond Police Department at (815) 338-2144 or the Crime Stoppers of McHenry County at 800-762-STOP (7867) or tipline@co.mchenry.il.us. By calling Crime Stoppers, tipsters can remain anonymous and might be eligible for a reward up to $1,000 for information leading to the arrest and prosecution of the offender(s). Crime Stoppers does not use caller ID.

Crystal Lake resident arrested for multiple drug sales tion were officers from Lake in the Hills Police Department, the Crystal Lake Police Department and the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA). Assisting in the arrest was the United States Marshal Service Great Lakes Regional Fugitive Task Force. The narcotics investigation was initiated after complaints were received from residents in the community. During the course of the investigation, investigators learned that Jason was currently out on bond stemming from an arrest made by the Lake In the Hills Police Department on Aug. 25, 2014. Charges in the investigation were filed by both the McHenry County Sheriff’s

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