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SWAP MEET 50th annual Greater Milwaukee Area indoor winter automotive & bicycle swap meet. Sunday February 22nd 2015 held 8am-2pm at Washington County Fair Grounds. 3000 cty. hwy PV West Bend, WI 53095. admission $6.00 under 12 free. Questions call Sue at 414-4913260.
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1996 CHEV X CAB 4X4 113k. Runs nice. $1800 OBO. 847-8157443.
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Deputies arrest 19 ‘Johns’ in prostitution crackdown Sheriff’s Deputies posing as prostitutes led to the arrest of 19 people during a recent crackdown on those who solicit prostitutes in the county. The Lake County Sheriff’s Office Criminal Investigations Division and Special Investigations Unit participated in a nationwide operation that specifically targeted customers of prostitutes, better known as “Johns.” A coalition of local and federal law enforcement agencies joined together in a continuing campaign to suppress the demand for “purchased sex.” The operation is defined as a Web-based reverse sting meaning that the prostitutes are actually Lake County Sheriff’s Deputies. “We do not desire to be the morals police, however, prostitution is illegal,” Lake County Sheriff Mark C. Curran Jr. said. “Further, prostitution is not a victimless crime and the sex trade and sex slavery are evils that we will fight with all we have.” The two-day operation was conducted in southern and northern Lake County where Lake County Sheriff’s Deputies posed as prostitutes with Discover the
an “escort” advertisement on a social media site that has been used frequently to transact prostitution. When the Johns arrive and offer money to the undercover deputies for sex, they are arrested and transported to the Lake County Jail. Those arrested and accused of soliciting prostitution are: Frank G. Karkazis, 52, of Northbrook; Ronald A. Raffel, 71, of Highland Park; Matthew A. Nelson, 52, of Vernon Hills; John Coldea, 48, of Lincolnwood, Dana M. Oberlin, 59, of Northfield; Dimitar I. Dimitrov, 49, of Schiller Park; Jerome W. Sekulich, 55, of Waukegan; Jose L. Bever-
ra-Mucino, 31, of Waukegan; Douglas W. Folger, 42, of Lindenhurst, Gustavo Gallardo-Mendoza, 43, of Beach Park; Goran Jovanovic, 38, of Chicago; Maurillo Reyes-Zamora, 25, of Zion; Guadalupe J. Sanchez, 39, of Round Lake Park; Patrick Y. Bance, 38, of Libertyville; Curtis B. Campbell, 54, of Kenosha Wis.; Isaac Franklin Foster IV, 32, North Chicago; Thomas A. Hills, 55, of Waukegan; Baltazar Reyes, 50, of Waukegan and Miguel Angel Rodriguez, 34, of North Chicago. A total of 570 Johns were arrested throughout the U.S. as a result of the nationwide campaign.
Construction zone effort leads to 1,200 citations Lake County Sheriff’s officials issued more than 1,200 citations during its 2014 construction zone enforcement efforts. According to a release issued by the Sheriff’s Office, were 65 details between May 6 and Nov. 13 totaling 885.5 hours with a total of 1,218 citations issued. Citations for speeding in a
construction zone totaled 844 or 69 percent. The department’s Construction Zone Fee Account ended 2014 with a $70,738 balance, up 97 percent from the 2013 balance of $35,882.87. Funds from the account will be used to enforce construction zone laws for 2015.
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Crash kills man in rural Antioch
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A Wisconsin man was killed in a two-vehicle crash on Highway 173 in rural Antioch Feb. 3. Lake County Sheriff’s Deputies responded to a reported head-on collision on Highway 173 west of Linden Lane in unincorporated Antioch Township about 9 a.m. According to the Sheriff’s
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Every Friday during the six weeks of lent, St. Ignatius Church of Antioch will host a fish boil prepared by Fitzgerald’s Genoa Junction. Fish boil dinners are offered on the following Fridays: Feb. 20 and 27, March 6, 13, 20 and 27.
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Office, preliminary investigation shows that an eastbound 2009 Infiniti X35 driven by Anthony M. Guth, 67, of Evanston, crossed the center line and entered into the westbound lane and struck a westbound 2007 Toyota Tundra driven by Caleb J. Capodarco, 23, of Pleasant Prairie, Wis. Guth was pronounced
dead at the scene. His passenger, Samuel P. Terrill, 22, of Kenosha, Wis., was transported to Advocate Condell Medical Center in Libertyville for treatment of non-life threatening injuries. The crash remains under investigation by the Lake County Sheriff’s Technical Crash Investigations Team.
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Above: Josie Quirke, 7, is head over heels as she cartwheels for the crowd at the annual Parks and Recreation Daddy-Daughter Dance held at the Antioch Upper Grade School on Feb. 7. At right: Madison Dempsey (left), 8, meets Antioch mayor Larry Hanson, while sister McKenzie Dempsey, 5, looks on The mayor offered his congratulations to Madison who was victorious in her battle with leukemia. She has been disease-free for five years and has just completed her second year without treatment. JUDE KAIDER Hi-Liter
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“I see a problem with physicians who do not allow healthy dialogue and questions,” she said. “When you push them out of your practice, you’re really pushing them into the arms of, perhaps, some of the charlatans out there who are feeding a lot of misinformation.” A lot of information is available about vaccinations, Callentine said, and parents should be fully educated before making a decision for
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their child. “It’s important for parents to understand the information they are looking at and where that information comes from,” she said. “It’s also important to understand how those illnesses are transmitted There’s a lot of other factors that they need to look at as far as risks to the vaccine, or risks to contracting that illness.” The Pew report is online at pewinternet.org.
on these Fridays. For more information, call St. Ignatius at (847) 3950652.
People’s Choice exhibit on display at Fine Art Gallery
The Fourth Annual Peoples’ Choice Exhibition is on display throughout the month of February at the Antioch Fine Art Gallery. The event features the work of area artists in various mediums: paintings, photography, stained glass, sketches, pyrography (wood burning), sculpture, jewelry, pottery, scarves and more. Public viewing and voting continues up until an awards and reception night. This event will be held on Saturday, Feb. 28, at the gallery, 41380 Highway 83, Antioch, beginning at 5 p.m. Ballots are available at the gallery.
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Many thanks to all who have helped
Dear readers, We have been very busy answering the pleas for assistance. We want to thank you, our donors, and those who are busy helping us answer these pleas and for helping us make our mission of relieving the pains of poverty a success. The work that all of us do together to help those in desperate need also has a very rewarding effect on those who know the people we help. This past week we have received several touching thank you notes – one from a supporter, one from a friend of one of our recipients and one from a senior citizen recently helped thanks to all of you. We want to share with all of you their own words of heartfelt gratitude and appreciation for what we have been accomplishing together through The Time Is Now to Help. Posted on a supporter’s Facebook page: So, most of you know about the non-profit organization that I have been donating to since last March, The Time Is Now to Help, from Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. With my high school friend Harry passing away last year at the end of February, and with going to Harry’s funeral, I was introduced to the founder of
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this organization and his wife, Sal and Corinne Dimiceli. This organization is more than amazing. They helped Harry, who was a quadriplegic, for years, but I had no clue that they were because Harry never told me. Sal to Harry was a friend. The cool thing about The Time Is Now to Help is that the money that you donate to their organization? All of your money that you donate goes directly to helping people in need. Every single cent. Yes. Every single cent. So, I started donating $25 every paycheck to this organization since early March of 2014 because of what they do for people here in southeastern Wisconsin and especially for what they did for my friend, Harry. Now, fast forward to April 2014. My friend Heidi was diagnosed with lung cancer. Heidi beat breast cancer in 2010. So, in May I approached Heidi and asked if I could share her story with Sal and Corinne at The Time Is Now to Help. Heidi didn’t want to ask for help because she was too proud
to ask. But, she wasn’t going to be able to work both of her jobs anymore. She finally agreed for me to share her cancer story. The Time is Now to Help did an amazing thing for Heidi. Heidi was able to no longer work at both jobs. They paid for four months of rent for her and wrote out a personal check to Heidi for her to take care of whatever needs she had and she was then able to spend time with her family and friends until she passed away the day before her 50th birthday at the end of June 2014. The reason I share my story here is because two close friends of mine who passed away were helped by this awesome organization, The Time Is Now to Help. Today I went through my letters from this organization where they personally send a thank you for your donation and heartfelt words with every donation. I have been writing out a $25 check every two weeks when I get paid in memory of Harry and in memory of Heidi. I always enclose a little note with my check saying my donation is in memory of them and always write God bless and thank them for all they do. Wow, when I totaled my donations this afternoon, since March 5 through Dec. 27, 2014, I have donated $500 to The Time Is Now to Help.
And you know what? I never even missed that $25 every two weeks. But to know that my donation has directly gone to help those in need? I feel more than blessed. I thank Sal and Corinne and all of their volunteers and those who donate to help. If you get a chance, please check out their website. Sal’s story is amazing. The very first picture that comes up on the site, where Sal is leaning over a man in a wheel chair, that’s my high school friend, Harry. I will be continuing to donate $25 every two weeks because I believe in you and your organization that strongly. God bless you Sal and Corinne for all that you do with your organization, The Time Is Now to Help. Letter from a friend: Hello, my name is -------. I live in Illinois. My best friend lives in Walworth County. For the last year she has been struggling with just about everything in her life. Besides the many hardships she faced, her financial problems had driven her to a deep depression. For months I’ve feared that when we hung up, it might be for the last time. I honestly thought she would commit suicide. Every time she seemed so close to doing it, we’d talk for hours. It was the only thing
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TIME: AUCTION - 11:00 A.M. PREVIEW - 10:00A.M. WHERE: Hawk’s View Golf Club 7377 Krueger Rd.-Lake Geneva, WI
Furniture, Toys, Asst. Collectibles: Oak stacking bookcase; wrought iron floor lamp; Regulator wall clock; wicker plant stands; 2 tier inlaid table; brass fireplace fender; Pink painted twin bed & wooden cubical shelf; 8 drawer mahogany dresser; Victorian walnut child’s bed; Ca. 1870 Upholstered sofa – attributed to John Jelliff; Oak pub table; Child’s game table/chairs; Fenton cranberry glass wall lamp & shade; Toys: Trains, etc- Lionel #5745 train set; asst. Tyco, Bachman, American Flyer & other trains, track & access.; Marklin HO # 7051 crane; Faller buildings; Twin power control; Marx train box & Locomotive smoke bottle; Asst. marbles; Structo telephone truck; Marx Johnny West & Geronimo; ’96 GI-Joe w/foot locker; Wooden ship & plastic plane models; Blue willow tea set; Asst. Matchbox, Hot Wheels, Ertle, Corgi & others; Hubley race car & telephone truck; Toy typewriter, phones; safe & register banks; Collectibles: Howe counter top scale; green & grey graniteware; hand carved ducks, shorebirds; Tin gas can & Texaco bucket; feather duster; old pictures/picture post cards; Winkler & Warren Cream top (Burlington) & Bowman milk bottles; Cylinder music box; nutmeg grinders; coffee grinder; Teplitz & Royal Worchester China; hand painted serving tray; Royal Dux Irish Setter; blue thumbprint covered dish; ship bookends; Mikes Hard Lemonade flip flop; Pabst Andeker sign; Bols Pink Squirrel & Grasshopper bar signs; Shawnee Smiley the Pig cookie jar; Fenton Cranberry swirl lamp shade; Celozzi-Ettelson Chevrolet “money” globe; Asst. Stanfordware –Corn; Asst. 90’s baseball/football cards; 2-1959 baseball All-star Game tickets; GB Packers street sign; Cast Iron Griswold & Wagner Griddles; 5 gal. water bottle; 2 – cast iron weights , 1- S.C. Johnson - Racine, WI; Stoneware lemonade dispenser; 3 gal Western & 8 gal Red Wing Crocks (RW cracked); Red Wing covered dish set; fishing creel; Asst. fish mounts; Industrial dock cart; copper boiler; 2 school house chalk boards; Chinese Mah Jongg Domino set; Clarice Cliff transferware; Keen Kutter chopper; Carvel Hall cutlery; Oil lamp w/ wall mount & reflector; Lake Geneva Yacht Club license plate tag; cobalt blue head lamp lenses; counter top paper dispenser ; Asst. wood planes, tool boxes, levels & clamps; Beleek creamer; Cast iron pot, horse head; 3 glass door knobs; 2-rotary phones; Kellogg wooden wall phone; Bell systems 2 sided porcelain sign, other phone company signs; Fulper frog; old buttons and more!
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2015, 10:00 A.M. LOCATION: 31035 60TH ST. (HWY.K), SALEM, (BURLINGTON AREA), WI 53168 DIRECTIONS: In Kenosha Cnty. Hwy.50 to 328th.Ave.(Hwy.W), then North 1/2 mile to 60th. St.(Hwy.K), then East 1 mile to driveway which goes 1/2 mile up to house. Watch for signs. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: For Auction is a large collection of pottery, rugs from small area to 13’x 10’ sizes, runners, statues, baskets, china, stoneware, chargers, platters, figurines, crocks, Talavera & Navajo items, signed artwork from Bev Doolittle, Tim Cox, Diana Beach, & others, mobiles, tin work, stained glass, Pendleton horses, sand art, maracas, drums, leaded crystal, silverplate, Noritake china, Frankoma, & more. Many furniture pieces in primitive, Mission, & Southwestern style. Farm items including an Oliver 1800 tractor, 3 point rake, JD brush hog, gravel bucket, hitch wagon, horse stock, fuel tanks, wagon & implement wheels, Rd hay bales. Elvis collectibles & commemoratives. Gulbransen Baby Grand piano. Plus household items inc. appliances, kitchen & dinnerware, linens, bedroom sets & other furniture, large screen TV’s, yard ornaments, & much more. Some items listed will be part of simulcast auction with Proxibid as the bidding platform, 18% buyers fee. Be sure to visit the Websites: www. bobhagemannauctionrealty.com or www.auctionzip.com ID #9051 for an expanded list along with many pictures and updates. Auction day phones: (262) 492-5125 or (262) 7168421. Food service available on site. TERMS: Cash, credit cards, or good check with proper I.D. 4% Buyer’s fee. 4% Discount on payments made by cash or good check. All sales are final. All purchases must be settled for on day of sale. There are no guarantees expressed or implied. Not responsible in case of accident or for items after sold. Auctioneer: Bob Hagemann, Wisconsin Registered Auctioneer No. 509
Auctioneer: Bob Hagemann. Wisconsin Registered Auctioneer No. 509 28421 Rowntree Road Burlington, WI 53105 PHONE: (262) 492-5125 FAX: (262) 534-5066 WEB: www.bobhagemannauctionrealty.com EMAIL: hagemannauctions@tds.net Antique • Household • Estate • Consignment • Farm • Real Estate
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I could do. I could not offer financial support as my family lives paycheck to paycheck. This friend took me in while I was in my third trimester of pregnancy. At the time I had two very young children already and was taking nursing assistant classes. We’ve been through a lot together and my heart broke every time I heard the desperation in her voice. I didn’t know how to help other than listen to her and allow her to vent and cry. My husband and I offered to allow her to come to stay with us upon her eviction. But you stepped in and are doing so much for her! I’ve prayed for her for so long but even in my prayers I never imagined the kind of help she’s receiving from you. Thank you doesn’t seem like enough, but I do, with all my heart, thank you. To hear of all of this is amazing! You truly are God’s love in action. This is an amazing blessing and I pray one day she sees this as her testimony! God bless you and your organization.
Letter from a senior: Dear Mr. Sal, If you only knew how I so appreciate your God-given life to have the opportunity to help people who can’t help themselves at the time of their dilemma. I thank God for you looking out for me! I really needed to heal. It’s good to know God’s people are around, you just have to seek and you shall find! I still can’t say enough! Words cannot express my thankfulness to you for being God’s instrument, letting him use you to know when you hear the cry and the ones who really need your help. Thank you to your donors that help you be in the position to give like your organization does. One day when God blesses me, I want to sow back into your ministry. Thank you to The Time Is Now to Help for helping me go to the dentist and get my teeth fixed. Thanks to The Time Is Now to Help my mouth feels good again. I can eat again and not be in the constant terrible pain I was living in every day. I cannot say in words the relief I feel not being in pain before, during and after I eat. Thank you again. God bless you. Love, PH These are just a few of the letters that have touched us deeply in the past week. We do not often get a chance to share the thank-you notes we receive with all of you. These letters and all the others we receive help to remind us why we do what we do, removing the pains of poverty for those that turn to us in desperate need. I will continue to reach out to our vast group of volunteers calling upon you to help in our mission of doing God’s work of loving our fellow creations. Thank you to Richard H. Driehaus for providing The Time Is Now to Help with a new $30,000 matching grant so we may continue providing desperately needed help to those turning to us for assistance. Thank you to all of you for matching these grants and making our mission of relieving the pains of poverty even possible. Please donate at this time knowing your donation will be matched dollar for dollar by Richard Driehaus and 100 percent will be used to provide assistance to the poverty stricken. Thank you and God bless you.
Health and happiness, God bless everyone, W.C./Sal Please help: There are many coming to us in desperation. Our good fellow creations need our compassion. Together we make a big difference. Make checks payable to The Time Is Now to Help, P.O. Box 1, Lake Geneva, WI 53147. The Time Is Now to Help is a federally recognized 501(c)3 charitable organization licensed in Wisconsin and Illinois. You will receive a tax-deductible, itemized thank-you receipt showing how your donation provided assistance for the poverty stricken. A very special thank you: Fox Charities, Dick and Jean Honeyager, Richard H. Driehaus, Paul Ziegler, Kunes Country Ford-Lincoln Delavan, The Pentair Foundation, Clarence and Marilyn Schawk Family Foundation, Lake Geneva Economic Development, LaVerne and Jean Reu, Martin Group, John Stensland and Family, Mary Kay Ring, Sid and Patty Johnson, Millenium Auto Exchange, Charles Carlson, B. Jeanne Madaus, William and Ruth Rorig, Richard Jais, David and Janice Busscher, John and Ruth Gibowski, George and Shirley Bashaw, Jeffrey Arnold, John and Candice Sloan, John and Karla Zils, James and Elizabeth Bach, Mary Ellen Last, Michael and Barbara Lakin, David and Genevieve Bliss, Toni Flickinger, Robert and Patricia Pernic, Barbara Kufalk, Roland and Diane Marie Schroeder, Patrick and Lisa Kenny, Bonnie Sanchis, Brian and Joan Goedland, Harold Dickert, Sharyn Rymarz, Kay Barrett, Alex Dahlstrom, Gregory Kerwood, Karin Collamore, Margaret Guidarelli, Sandralee Thiele, Landon Petrie, Jr. and Nancy Schwab, James Clarke, Gerard and Barbara Makovec, Francine Pease, Marshall Groom, Gail Rempert, David and Carol Purdy, Colleen Heffernan, Lori Baldwin, JKandA, Kim and Mike Olsen, W.C. Family Resource Center/ Food Pantry volunteers, and all the God loving volunteers of all our caring pantries, all of you who support The Time Is Now to Help donation boxes, and the businesses that allow our donation boxes. Anyone who would like a Time Is Now donation box in your business, please call (262) 249-7000. Memorials: Phyllis Keun in memory of her husband Marshall Keun. Geraldine Hinton in memory of Bernadine Chimis. Lois Zingle and the Zingle Family in memory of Elmer Zingle. Ron and Carolyn Bloch in memory of dear friend Sally Puleo. W.C. Food Pantry update: The W.C. Food Pantry moved to 205 E. Commerce St., Elkhorn. This is in the old Aurora Clinic building off Highway just east of Interstate 43. The phone number at the new location is (262) 7234488. Furniture donations: Please contact Love Inc. for all your furniture, clothing and household item donations. Call (262) 763-2743 or (262) 7636226 to schedule pick-up. Please visit: www. timeisnowtohelp.org.
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I’ve never eaten yellow snow. I’ve never swum with sharks. (That I know of. I did swim with a barracuda once.) I’ve never danced with wolves. I’ve never taken a Caribbean, Alaskan or any type of cruise. (Although I do use cruise control on occasion.) I’ve never plucked a chicken. I’ve never eaten green eggs and ham. I’ve never been a millionaire. (But I’m open to the possibility.)
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I’ve never been to the Grand Canyon (even though I lived in Arizona for two years). I’ve never Vined. I’ve never written a novel. I’ve never run in a marathon (or 5K for that matter). I’ve never had one of those fancy K-cups of coffee. I’ve never watched Frozen. (An admission that is going to catch me some serious scrutiny.) I’ve never flown over the cuckoo’s nest. I’ve never owned an artificial Christmas tree. I’ve never used power tools (but want to). I’ve never returned to a school for homecoming. I’ve never tasted the grapes of wrath. I’ve never had an apple tree.
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People have their bucket lists – things they want to do before they, you know, kick the bucket. And, people have lists of goals – also things they want to do. But how about a list of “I nevers?” You know, things you’ve never done, and probably never will – but you never know. I started this list a while ago, and then happened to see it played as a game on a TV talk show where the guests answered honestly whether they’d never been to a nude beach, never been arrested or never seen one another naked. My nevers are decidedly less movie-star and more G-rated. Although I never have been to a nude beach.
I’ve never chopped down a tree. I’ve never eaten chopped liver. A person could go on forever with their nevers. I hope I’ve encouraged you to think about it yourself. What have you never done? This process has helped me realize there are some things on the list that I hope I get to, eventually. Especially the trips to Hawaii and the Grand Canyon – but probably not the tattoo or lipstick on the pig. Then again, I’ve learned to never say never. Jill Pertler is an awardwinning syndicated columnist, published playwright and author. She welcomes having readers follow her column on the Slices of Life page on Facebook.
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Chris Wells, a sophomore at Elkhorn Area High School, appreciates the importance of providing fish plenty of places to hide and the role of water movement in helping them exercise. Inset: Wells’ tank provides plenty of cover for his fish, such as the Coeruleus, a cichlid from Malawi Lake in Africa, pictured here peeking out from an alcove.
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– owning one fish is not enough and it all soon blooms into a full-blown hobby. Wells took up the hobby, starting with a small 10-gallon tank and the help of a family friend who cleans and maintains fish tanks around the area. Wells has now moved up to a 50-gallon tank set up in his bedroom, stocked with Ahlis and Coeruleus, a bright yellow cichlid that comes from Malawi Lake in Africa. “I’ve had everything from guppies to cichlids,” he said. His first tank is now on display in one of the high school’s science rooms.
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Wells said the different colors of the fish, fiddling around with the tank and maintaining it are only a few of the many things that keep his passion burning. “Some people don’t like cleaning the tank, but it’s something I love doing because I’m a hands-on guy,” he said. Wells thinks aquariums have become a bigger hobby over the past few years, including saltwater tanks – often containing live coral. Wells said many are
downsizing their captive coral collections, though, in an attempt to stop harvesting of coral from reefs in the world’s oceans. People who own live coral are breaking it down into smaller pieces and selling it among other hobbyists. Steering away from saltwater tanks means many are starting to collect freshwater fish. “I think the freshwater hobby is really booming right now because a lot of people are getting into it, it’s fairly easy, inexpensive and it’s just a lot of fun to have,” he said. Wells said he would definitely recommend a smaller freshwater tank for any family, due to its fairly easy maintenance and low cost. Though he said he’s not pursuing it as a career path, Wells said he plans to always have a fish tank in his house. “It’s a fun thing to look at. It’s a relaxing thing and if you get really good at it, you can breed the fish,” Wells said, pointing out a batch of young Coeruleus he recently hatched and is raising for his tank. “You can sell the babies and get more money for the hobby. It’s a cycle.”
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To date, Wells has tried his hand at both fresh and saltwater tanks. While saltwater tanks have become more popular in recent years now that smaller tanks are more feasible, Wells recently took his down because they can get quite expensive. Wells said aqua-scaping – the way plants, rocks and the sand/gravel base are laid out – can play an important role in the activity of the fish. By giving the fish more places to hide, Wells said the fish will actually be more active, spending more time in sight because the fish feel more secure. “The more hiding places you have, the less they will hide,” he said. Wells said it took him some time to set up the rocks in a way that is both aesthetically pleasing and serves a purpose, stacking and restacking several times. While he said it might look like a bunch of stacked rocks, he set it up so the fish had alcoves and crevices to dip in and out of. Additionally, he had to keep in mind the fish he keeps actually dig out a sand bed below overhangs, carrying sand
HI-LITER • WEDNESDAY, FEB. 11, 2015 • 11 in their mouth to another location in the tank. “It takes a little effort,” he said. Lighting also plays an important role in keeping a successful aquarium. Wells currently uses a 40-inch 50/50 fluorescent one-bulb fixture, giving a nice mix of blue and white light. Wells said blue bulbs can have a nice effect in saltwater aquariums, while white bulbs are beneficial when trying to grow live plants in an aquarium. Wells has two SunSun Wavemaker pumps that can be hooked up to a Wavemaker box, causing the pumps to pulsate giving the tank a more natural flow and feel. While only one is a necessity, Wells said he has two, which adds to the flow of water in the tank. Wells said while water flow is more important in saltwater tanks, water flow in a freshwater tank also has its purpose – not only providing a pleasant aesthetic aspect, but also giving fish a current to swim against, giving them exercise and keeping them active. “It’ll keep them moving around, swimming against the current,” he said. Additionally, Wells said heaters and filters play important roles in an aquarium, helping to keep the water at a safe and comfortable temperature for the fish and keep the tank clean and wastefree.
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Wells said when selecting fish for a tank, there’s many options of not only what kind of fish to get, but also where to get them. Wells said he’s purchased fish from stores like Petco and PetSmart in the past and has even gone through breeders in the Lake Geneva area. However what’s more important is doing a little research before throwing a bunch of fish together in a tank.
more regular basis. “You have to try it first and see how much they’ll eat,” he said. “If there’s excess food, don’t feed them a second time, let them pick it off the bottom.” Wells said a tank should typically be cleaned once a week, cleaning the glass, sand and changing out a portion of the water with clean water during the process.
Wells said fish come in three levels of compatibility: community, semiaggressive and aggressive. He said it’s advisable not to mix fish from different levels. “If you put a community fish with an aggressive fish, guess what’s going to happen,” he said. “The aggressive fish are going to kill the community fish. “You can mix and match some fish, but you have to do some research.” Wells suggested looking up a compatibility chart to see which fish will mesh well with each other. Some fish species also can be more difficult to care for and might require extra attention or special treatment. Wells also said it’s important to research how large a fish can get and how many gallons a fish needs for movement and gaining territories for itself. Finally, Wells said while ordering fish online is possible, he doesn’t suggest it as there’s no guarantee the fish will survive shipment. Going to a local pet store allows buyers to make sure the fish is healthy, find out what and how much the fish is eating per day, what the fish need to thrive and receive immediate answers to any questions they might have about caring for the fish.
“You just have to ask around,” he said. “Go to your local pet store. They know what they’re talking about.” He said he can’t emphasize enough that it takes a little effort to make an aquarium a positive experience. “If you don’t put in a little effort, you won’t enjoy it, you won’t get the full gist of what it’s going to give you,” he said. “It’s like a car; you take care of the car, the car’s going to take care of you. You take care of the fish tank, the fish tank’s going to take care of you.”
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Finally, Wells said when questions come up, the best way to find help is to ask.
Maintaining a tank
Once a tank is set up, it’s not going to take care of itself and there is still work to be done, such as cleaning and feeding, Wells said. When it comes to feeding, Wells said it’s important to monitor the activity of the fish and how much they eat, as overfeeding can have a negative effect on the tank. Too much food in the tank leads to more waste and more work, as the filter will have to be cleaned on a
According to Wells, adult male and females can be distinguished by their color. The male pictured is a bright blue, while the female’s color is much simpler.
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Deputies arrest 19 ‘Johns’ in prostitution crackdown Sheriff’s Deputies posing as prostitutes led to the arrest of 19 people during a recent crackdown on those who solicit prostitutes in the county. The Lake County Sheriff’s Office Criminal Investigations Division and Special Investigations Unit participated in a nationwide operation that specifically targeted customers of prostitutes, better known as “Johns.” A coalition of local and federal law enforcement agencies joined together in a continuing campaign to suppress the demand for “purchased sex.” The operation is defined as a Web-based reverse sting meaning that the prostitutes are actually Lake County Sheriff’s Deputies. “We do not desire to be the morals police, however, prostitution is illegal,” Lake County Sheriff Mark C. Curran Jr. said. “Further, prostitution is not a victimless crime and the sex trade and sex slavery are evils that we will fight with all we have.” The two-day operation was conducted in southern and northern Lake County where Lake County Sheriff’s Deputies posed as prostitutes with Discover the
an “escort” advertisement on a social media site that has been used frequently to transact prostitution. When the Johns arrive and offer money to the undercover deputies for sex, they are arrested and transported to the Lake County Jail. Those arrested and accused of soliciting prostitution are: Frank G. Karkazis, 52, of Northbrook; Ronald A. Raffel, 71, of Highland Park; Matthew A. Nelson, 52, of Vernon Hills; John Coldea, 48, of Lincolnwood, Dana M. Oberlin, 59, of Northfield; Dimitar I. Dimitrov, 49, of Schiller Park; Jerome W. Sekulich, 55, of Waukegan; Jose L. Bever-
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Above: Josie Quirke, 7, is head over heels as she cartwheels for the crowd at the annual Parks and Recreation Daddy-Daughter Dance held at the Antioch Upper Grade School on Feb. 7. At right: Madison Dempsey (left), 8, meets Antioch mayor Larry Hanson, while sister McKenzie Dempsey, 5, looks on The mayor offered his congratulations to Madison who was victorious in her battle with leukemia. She has been disease-free for five years and has just completed her second year without treatment.
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their child. “It’s important for parents to understand the information they are looking at and where that information comes from,” she said. “It’s also important to understand how those illnesses are transmitted There’s a lot of other factors that they need to look at as far as risks to the vaccine, or risks to contracting that illness.” The Pew report is online at pewinternet.org.
staff, contractual food service staff as well as 10 random and 3 selected inmates. Accreditations In 2012 the Lake County Adult Correctional Facility and was awarded accreditation through the American Correctional Association for operational services. In July 2014 the Lake County Adult Correctional Facility garnered a successful audit from the Illinois Department of Corrections and was awarded accreditation from the National Commission on Correctional Health Care for health care services. Jail Mission and facts The mission of the Lake County Correctional Facility is to maximize community protection, public safety and victim’s rights through the custodial supervision of sentenced individuals and pre-trial detainees utilizing direct supervision and innovative community-based management principles. The correctional facility houses up to 740 inmates and employs 214 staff. The average population is 578 males and females. Contract services provide medical care and food service operations. Housing consists of single cells, multiple occupancy cells, open dorm housing and 48 segregation beds. Booking contains six holding cells and two group cells.
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PM&L Theater’s production of “Meet Me in St. Louis” opened on Feb. 6, and will run two more weekends in Antioch. Most musicals start on the stage and make their way to Hollywood. “Meet Me in St. Louis” turned that tradition on its ear when it first opened on Broadway, 45 years after the 1944 film hit the silver screen. Director Mark Badtke brings the story of the happy Smith family, anticipating the wonders of the 1904 World’s Fair, to life on PM&L’s stage. Featuring song standards such as “The Boy Next Door,” “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas” and “The Trolley Song,” the show is suitable for all ages. “Meet Me in St. Louis” will run Fridays and Saturdays, Feb. 13, 14 and 20, 21 at 8 p.m. and Sundays, Feb. 15 and 22, at 2:30 p.m. Tickets are available online at www.pmltheatre. com and are $16 for adults and $13 for seniors and students. To reserve your tickets directly through the box office, call (847) 395-3055. The box office is open Monday through Thursday from 6 to 8 p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m. to noon and one-and-ahalf hours before curtain on show dates. PM&L Theatre is at 877 N. Main Street, Antioch.
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With the arrival last week of measles in Northeastern Illinois, the debate over vaccinations now hits close to home. Doctors, parents and politicians all over the nation are offering their opinions following the measles outbreak that began at Disneyland in California. Top health leaders have linked the outbreak to children who were not vaccinated for the disease. Public health officials in Illinois are still trying to determine the source of the disease that infected five babies at a Palatine day care center. As of Monday there had been six confirmed cases of measles in the state, according to reports. Dr. Lainna Callentine, who volunteers at clinics for the underserved in Illinois, said it’s crucial that parents and their child’s pediatrician have an open dialogue about the reasons they are choosing – or not choosing – to vaccinate. “As a pediatrician, my role is to educate and to empower parents to make healthy decisions on behalf of their children,” she said. “But I have to respect that a parent has a right, ultimately, to make that decision, and that is not my
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Area residents are invited to celebrate Valentine’s Day Italian style on Saturday at St. John’s Parish Hall, 2304 Church St., Johnsburg. Cocktails will be served at 5 p.m. and dinner at 6 p.m. There will be a floorshow featuring Larry Breidenbach, who will perform songs recorded by greats such as Sinatra, Bennett, Martin and Como. The cost of tickets is $15 for adults and $7 for children 6 to 12. Salad, garlic bread, spaghetti and meatballs or sausage, baked mostaccioli and dessert. There is a cash bar along with beer, wine, soft drinks and water. The event is hosted by Knights of Columbus Council 9167. All proceeds go to St. John’s Church.
Free prostate cancer screening available
The McHenry County Department of Health is still taking appointments for its prostate cancer screening scheduled from 9 a.m. to noon, on Saturday, Feb. 14, at Harvard-Diggins Library, 900 East McKinley Street, in Harvard. A free PSA (prostate specific antigen) blood test is being offered to men 50 years of age and older. No fasting is required. The 20-minute screening also includes a heart age analysis and health education. Appointments are filling up fast; three other screening dates in February are now full. Call (815) 334-4851 today or visit www.mcdh.info to check the online appointment calendar. Funding for prostate cancer screenings is provided through a grant from state Department of Public Health. For more information about prostate health, visit the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention www.cdc.gov/ cancer/prostate/index.htm or call MCDH at (815) 3344510.
Students to host human trafficking forum
McHenry County College students plan to increase awareness of human trafficking during a forum scheduled from 7 to 9 p.m. on Feb. 26, in the Luecht Conference Center at the college, 8900 Highway 14 in Crystal Lake. The forum is sponsored by the Human Trafficking Freedom Coalition and the McHenry County College Generation End It student group. Keynote speaker is Chicago Detective Al Krok, who has more than 11 years of experience working with the FBI on Chicago Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children investigations. Forum participants will learn the definition of human trafficking and the common misconceptions surrounding that issue. The global and local impact of human trafficking will be addressed and parents will hear how to protect their children from being lured into trafficking. In addition, local efforts to restore the lives of victims will be featured. The event is free and open to the public. For more information, contact Nancy Allen at nallenhtfc@gmail.com.