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Terry Alby is among those who arrived on the scene after a tornado ripped through sections of northern Illinois April 9. Alby, a Waterford, Wis., resident and freelance photographer, left home April 10 to photograph scenes of destruction caused when a fierce tornado ripped apart buildings in the City of Rochelle and small communities such as Fairdale. “I was just overwhelmed by the destruction,” he said. “Everywhere you look are wood projectiles stuck everywhere. Think about the human disaster with all that stuff flying around. It’s amazing there wasn’t more.” Two women in Fairdale were reported dead from the tornado; at least 20 other victims reportedly were sent to area hospitals. Several of Alby’s pictures accompany this story, including one with Ray and Betty Kramer, who became media darlings after talking with TV reporters about their rescue with 10 others from the storm cellar of Grubsteakers restaurant in Rochelle, Ill. The Kramers, who are in their 80s,
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Performance to celebrate music of Gilbert and Sullivan
Take the music of Gilbert and Sullivan, add a twist of Broadway show tunes and stir. That’s the concept behind “I’ve Got a Little Twist,” a musical revue being presented by the New York Gilbert and Sullivan Players at 8 p.m. on Saturday, May 9, at the James Lumber Center for the Performing Arts at the College of Lake County in Grayslake.
The show’s title is a takeoff on the Gilbert and Sullivan song, “I’ve Got a Little List” from their operetta “The Mikado.” The production features six singers known for many roles with the New York Gilbert and Sullivan Players, an organization dedicated to “giving vitality to the living legacy of Gilbert and Sullivan.” “I’ve Got a Little Twist” is where “The Mikado” meets
“The Music Man,” where the “HMS Pinafore” sets sail for “Brigadoon,” where “The Pirates of Penzance” take shore leave “On the Town.” The show also features hit Broadway show tunes from Rodgers and Hammerstein, Leonard Bernstein, Stephen Sondheim, Lerner and Loewe, Meredith Willson and Jerry Herman. The show will be held
in the 250-seat Studio Theatre. It is produced by Albert Bergeret and David Wannen and was conceived, written and directed by David Auxier. The musical arrangements and direction are by Mark York, with technical direction by James Mills. The cast includes Sarah Caldwell Smith (soprano), Angela Christine Smith (alto), Daniel Greenwood (tenor),
Stephen Quint (comic baritone), David Wannen (bass baritone), David Auxier (baritone/master of ceremonies) and Mark York (piano). Regular tickets are $38; senior/staff/alumni tickets are $37; CLC student/teen tickets are $15; and children’s tickets are $12. A $2 per ticket JLC facility fee will be added at the time of purchase. Other fees may apply to Internet
purchases. CLC student tickets are not available for online purchase. Teen and children tickets must be purchased with adult priced tickets. For more information or to order tickets, visit www. clcillinois.edu/tickets or call (847) 543-2300 (option 5). The Box Office is open Monday through Friday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. and 90 minutes before performances.
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2009 TOYOTA MATRIX HATCHBACK 4 cyl., auto., air, power all #A5136B WAS $7,995..............................MILLER PRICED $6,995 2013 FIAT 500 POP 4 cyl., auto., air, power all, low miles, Factory Warranty. Lifetime Warranty. #38792 WAS $13,995.............MILLER PRICED 9,995 OR $159 MTH. 2007 ACURA TL 6 cyl., auto., air, power all, leather seats, moonroof. #14671B WAS $15,995..MILLER PRICED $11,995 OR $189/MTH. 2011 TOYOTA CAMRY LE 4 cyl., auto., air, power all, low miles, Lifetime Warranty. #P1808B WAS $14,995.......MILLER PRICED $12,295 OR $199/MTH. 2013 KIA SOUL HATCHBACK 4 cyl., auto., air, power all, low miles, loads of Factory Warranty, Lifetime Warranty. #P1829 WAS $17,995......MILLER PRICED $13,995 OR $239/MTH. 2013 VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE 4 cyl., auto, air, power all, low miles, Lifetime Warranty. #P1839 WAS $17,995.......MILLER PRICED $14,395 OR $209/MTH. 2011 KIA FORTE EX 4 cyl., auto, air, power all, 34,000 miles, Factory Warranty, Lifetime Warranty. #P1849 WAS $17,995.......MILLER PRICED $14,995 OR $239/MTH. 2012 KIA SPORTAGE AWD 4 cyl. auto., air, power all, low miles, Lifetime Warranty.
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2014 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN SXT 6 cyl., auto., air, power all, low miles. Lifetime Warranty. #1836 WAS $22,995.................................... MILLER PRICED $18,495 OR $289/MTH.
navigation, low miles, only 38,000, Lifetime Warranty. #14626B WAS $18,995.....MILLER PRICED $15,695 OR $249/MTH.
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2014 CHRYSLER TOWN AND COUNTRY 6 cyl., auto., air, power all, leather, DVD,
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#P5928 WAS $25,995...........................MILLER PRICED $21,603 OR $349/MTH.
#25391A WAS $27,995 ..... MILLER PRICED $25,480 or $409/MTH.
2014 FORD EXPEDITION LTD. 4X4 8 cyl., auto, air, power all, low miles, Factory Warranty, Lifetime Warranty, Ford Certified. #P5868 WAS $44,995.................................... JUST REDUCED $40,990
2012 DODGE RAM 1500 QUAD CAB 4X4, Laramie, 8 cyl., auto., air, power all, leather, low miles, Factory Warranty, Lifetime Warranty. #A5129A WAS $34,995 ........................... JUST REDUCED $30,995
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2014 FORD EXPLORER XLT 4x4, 6 cyl., auto., air, power all, only 17,000 miles, leather & much more, Lifetime Warranty. #14646A WAS $36,995 .............................. MILLER PRICED $33,859 OR $479/MTH.
TRUCKS 2004 DODGE DAKOTA QUAD CAB 4x4, SLT, 8 cyl., auto, air, power all, only 64,000 miles, LIKE NEW! #24856M WAS $14,995 ............................. MILLER PRICED $12,495 OR $249/MTH. 2011 DODGE RAM 1500 CREW CAB 4x4, Laramie, 8 cyl., auto, air, power all, leather, moonroof. #14423B WAS $26,995 ...............................MILLER PRICED $22,989 OR $389/MTH. 2011 FORD F150 CREW CAB 4X4, XLT, 8 cyl., auto., air, power all, only 28,000 miles, Lifetime Warranty.
#P5941 WAS $29,995 ......................... MILLER PRICED $27,995 OR $439/MTH 2012 FORD F150 S.C. 4x4 XLT 8 cyl., auto., air, power all, only 28,000 miles, Lifetime Warranty, Ford Certified. #25258A WAS $30,995........................MILLER PRICED $28,509 OR $439/MTH 2011 FORD F250 LARIAT CREW CAB 4x4, 8 cyl. diesel, auto., air, power all, moonroof, leather & much more. #15345A WAS $33,998 .............................. MILLER PRICED $31,995 OR $499/MTH.
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Michele Waheed (left) and daughter, Adriana, 8, of Antioch, speak with Janet Eppers about grains and seeds native to Illinois during the Fourth Annual Eco Fair at the Antioch Elementary School, 817 Main St., on April 18. The Antioch Environmental JUDE KAIDER Hi-Liter Commission sponsored the fair. Eppers is a classroom presenter for the Lake County Farm Bureau. The bureau offers free classroom presentations to all schools located in Lake County. The school visits provide students with on-hands knowledge about the many important roles that agriculture plays in the state. To learn more about the Matthew Wintercorn, 5, of Antioch, smiles his approval to his father, Mike, after presentations, contact the Lake County Farm Bureau at (847) 223-6506. picking out their used bike bargain at the village’s second annual bike re-sale sponsored by the Antioch Parks and Recreation Department, 806 Holbek Dr., on April 18. Area residents were able to sell their bicycles, scooters, strollers, and accessories to other residents with Parks and Recreation handling the details and keeping a small percentage of each sale. The doors of the sale opened at 8 a.m. and approximately 50 of the 75-plus bikes available were sold in the first 25 minutes of the event.
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County stargazers to host Astronomy Day event
prize drawing to win a telescope and other astronomy-related items. Club members will have many types and sizes of telescopes on display, and will be available to answer questions on the equipment, or help out members of the public who may have questions on their own equipment. The event will culminate with an outdoor evening “Star Party” at which Lake County Astronomical Society members will have a wide variety of types and sizes of telescopes available to give visitors an opportunity to see the moon, stars and planets. Some of the items visible will include Jupiter and the ringed planet, Saturn. When viewing the moon, visitors will see rugged craters, valleys and mountains, up close. Globular star clusters, beautiful double colored stars and other astronomical wonders may be visible during the evening viewing. Members of the general public are welcome to bring their own binoculars and telescopes as well to the event. More information describing the Lake County Astronomical Society is available at http://lcas-astronomy.org.
Community briefs Resale shop hosts four-day sale
PM&L will give a free garden plant to the first 50 donors to the remodeling fund at the God’s Will Resale Shop, party. Plants are provided cour500 E. Depot St., Antioch, is tesy of the Antioch Garden holding a four-day sale April Club. 29 to May 2. Hours are Wednesday and Friday, 9 to 4 p.m.; Thursday, Film on college 11 to 7 p.m. and Saturday sexual assault to be from 9 to 2 p.m. Everything is 50 percent shown “The Hunting Ground,” a off in the tents and shop. New items added daily. There will new documentary film that explores sexual assault on Ameralso be a bake sale. For more information, call ican college campuses, will (224) 365-4884, email god- be shown at 7 p.m. on Friday, swillresale@gmail.com or April 24, at the College of Lake County, 19351 W. Washington like on Facebook. St., Grayslake. “The Hunting Ground” PM&L to host was made by the Academy Award-nominated filmmakers fundraising party PM&L Theatre will host a party in honor of its newly acquired space next door to the current theatre building. Antioch The fundraising party will • On April 6, a 17-year-old take place on Sunday, April 26, female was charged with refrom 5:30 to 7 p.m. at 877 Main tail theft at Walmart, 475 E. Street, Antioch. Route 173; The public is invited to view • On April 6, a 22-yearthe plans and dreams for the old man from Antioch was expansion of the lobby with charged with no valid drivers street-level concession lounge, license, speeding and no insurentertainment area and addi- ance; tional bathrooms. • On April 6, a 22-yearThis is a fundraising event to old woman from Gurnee was help speed the remodeling of the charged with permitting an unnewly acquired building for the authorized person to drive; benefit of local performing arts. • On April 7, a 55-year-old
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The Lake County Astronomical Society will present its annual “Astronomy Day” celebration with public events at the College of Lake County – Technology Building. All events are free and will take place on Saturday, April 25, with daytime activities from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and an evening star party starting after sunset from 7 to 10 p.m. (weather permitting). Astronomy Day is a national springtime event, when astronomy clubs, planetariums and other groups of sky lovers across the nation band together to share the wonders of astronomy. This year the Lake County Astronomical Society will conduct a number of family-oriented daytime activities that include comet-making demonstrations, solar observing through specially equipped telescopes and a walking tour of a scale model of the solar system. Displays will be available on a variety of topics, including astrophotography, aurora, a high altitude balloon display and club events. A children’s craft table will be available for children to enjoy. Attendees may enter a door
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Power goes out, relationship is on By
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baby, is really sick. On these days, I like to spend time with them, if possible. I’ve dubbed it empathy illness. Whenever someone in the house is sick, I lie low and keep him or her company, sometimes for just a small part of the day. Even if we don’t talk. It’s time together, and that is something. Today, though, I am busy. My tasks more than
fill my plate and there isn’t anything I can put off until tomorrow. So I sit at the computer and type. He is in the next room watching a movie. Resting. No complaints. The couch next to him is empty. I make him lunch and serve it on the tray we use when we are sick. Eating on the couch is reserved for those times when coming to the kitchen table isn’t practical – for those times when we are really sick, not just in need of a sick day. I refill his juice cup. Put ice in to make it nice and cold – so it soothes his sore throat. And I keep working. I am having success and
making headway on my tasks. It is looking as though I may get everything done by the end of the day. And, in a literal flash, the power goes out. Completely. We are without Internet, TV – even a hard line. I can’t run the dishwasher or throw in a load of laundry. My work on the computer isn’t lost but is inaccessible without power. I don’t even have a printed draft I can sit and review. I’m a little irritated at the interruption. My son on the couch, for his own part, is concerned, but not with what concerns me. What’s happening, he wonders. The lights and TV turned off. It looks dark over at the neighbor’s
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LOCATION: From downtown Burlington, take McHenry St. (Cty. Rd. P) 3 miles (1 mile south of the Hwy. 11 by-pass) on Cty. Rd. P or 5 miles north of Hwy. 50 on Cty. Rd. P. CROCKS: 10 gal. RW, 5 gal. Monmouth, 5 gal. Western & others; 4 section barrister cabinet; egg crate; wooden children’s toy cupboards; 2 dr. wooden file cabinet; marbles; sausage press; ice tongs; 4 steel runner sleds; weather vane; insulators; lg ammo box; lawn windmill; pedal grinder; hand cultivators; milk cans; steel wheel implement wheel; wood ironing board; 5 T-back DR chairs; Little Debbie snack display rack; cane rocker; school desk & chair; Victorian settee; polished copper-still cover; baby bottles & bottle warmer; old pop bottles; wood milk & pop crates; handcuffs; Fisher Price toys; children’s books; Rockwell book; BB Digest; tobaggon; steel lawn chair; numerous small collectibles & MANY box lots. HOUSEHOLD/MISC.: Floral couch; bamboo floor lamp & furniture; season deco; linens; gun cabinet; lighted curio cabinet; console sewing machine; kitchen items; padlocks; ice fishing equip.; live minnow trap; child’s wood playground set/swing/slide; hand/power/garden tools; some scrape; garage full of misc. items; ice chests; older drill press & MUCH more.
Go to auctionzip.com for photos - I.D. 10396 Real estate also for sale, but not at auction. AUCTIONEERS: Dale Folkers, & Tom Kleist, Wisconsin Registered Auctioneers #62 & 999. TERMS: Cash or good check. No buyers fee. All items must be settled for on day of sale & prior to removal. Items sold “as-is� with no warranties or guarantees. Buyer responsible for items after they are sold. Lunch available.
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1015 W BROADWAY Pistakee Highland subdivision, Johnsburg, 4/24, 9-5, 4/25, 9-12pm. $3 Bag Sale Saturday. Mount Hope Church. 847-497-3805 8744 44TH AVE., KENOSHA 4/23-26 8am-?. Riding lawn mower, 2 standup freezers, etc.
118 WATERS EDGE CIRCLE Sat & Sun 4/25 & 26 rain date May 2 & 3 8-5pm. Crafts, household & tools. 233 EVERGREEN CT., THUR April 23 4p-8p, FRI 24 8A-8P, SAT & SUN April 25 & 26 8A-4P. HUGE GARAGE SALE!! If you have been to one of our garage sales before, you know we have good stuff. Now we are MOVING cross country, so this will be your last chance to take advantage of our garage packed full of things we are not taking with. Big variety of Antique/Vintage items, Furniture, Yard Stuff (art, furniture, tools, etc), Sports Equipment, Household Items, Name Brand Womens/Girl cloths (including tennis/workout clothing), Tools, Misc Hardware and LOTS, LOTS MORE!! Work during the day? No problem, come by Thursday of Friday evening. COME BACK SUNDAY - Great Deals! Anything left needs to go! Half of Sunday profit will donate to LOVE INC! 30626 RUNNING FOX TRAIL Thurs, Fri, Sat, 8am-5pm, tools, laptops, iPod, Breyer horses and wooden barns, girls clothes and toys, household. Items added daily. 3114 CALEDONIA ST. 53402 (RACINE) 4/23-4/25, 8-4. Fishing rods, reels, lures, hunting guns, ammo & accessories. Taxidermy & power tools, lawn mowers, camping gear, yard tools & HH. Sale conducted by Rest Assured Services.
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33801 BOHNER DR. April 24 & 25, 9-5. Huge collectible & yard sale. Harley Davidson collectibles, John Deere, Dale Earnhardt SR & JR collectibles. Black Hills gold, Montana silver, collectible & memorabilia. Computer desk w/hutch. Air purifier, humidifier, poker table, many HH. Antiques, 22 long rifle shells, leather mens & wms jackets. Hesston belt buckles. Cash Only! 7710 HUNTERS LN., Burlington, Sat.-Sun. Apr. 18-19, 9 am-2 pm, tons of girls clothes 0-14, kids books & toys, two 2-stage snowthrowers, 847-284-1319 W1766 SPRING PRAIRIE RD. Wed. 4/22/15 10-5 and Thurs 4/23/15 8-5. LARGE RUMMAGE SALE!!!! SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE!!! Household, collectables, glassware, jewelry, guns, tools, motorcycle and parts, yard decor, steel wheels.
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Location: 3971 E Elm Rd Oak Creek WI 53154 Directions: Milwaukee County 2 miles E of Nicholson on E Elm Rd, or S of Hwy 100 on Douglas Av/WI-32 1.4 miles to E Elm Rd W to property Watch for signs. 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. Auctioneers Note: Items have been in the family many years, must clean out the property. Many treasures still to be found. Real Estate to be offered at noon 3 Bedroom home on large lot. Tools: Air Wrenches, Lots of Craftsman Wrench Sets, Pipe Wrenches, Magna Force Air Compressor 60 Gal, Craftsman 12 & 18 Drawer Cabinets, Steel Work Benches, Vise, C-Clamps, Craftsman Radial Arm Saw, Planer, Jointer, Router, Table Saw, Bar Clamps, Chains, Pulleys, $ ) 3 0 , !9 ! $ 3 # , ! 3 3 ) & ) % $ 3 Bench Drill Press, Tru- Drill 16 Speed Drill Press, Battery Chargers, Bench Grinders, Elec. Motors, Elec. Wire, Elec. Cabinets, Arbor Press, Touch, Dremel Tools, Weather head Boxes of Fittings, Clips, Pry Bars, Welding Blankets, Carts, Sharping Stones, Ext Cords, Shop Vac. $ ) 3 LT 0 ,2180 !9 Mower ! $ 3w/Bagger, Simplicity, 17 GTH-L w/ Tiller, #Push , ! 3 3 ) & ) % $ 3 &! 8 Lawn & Garden: Cub Cadet Mower, Snow Blower, Green House Supplies, Al Ladder, Wheel Barrows, Tomato Baskets, MTD CANDY’S 8 Hp Chipper/Shredder, Baker 612 5 Hp Chipper/Shedder, Agri-Fab 10 & 17 Cu Ft Carts, Carts. CANINES Farm Equipment: 1000 Gal Fuel Tanks & Containment,45 Semi-Trailer Storage (no title) 1 Fun Dog Agility Group B Plows, digger, 4RW Cultivator, Milk Cans, Cultipacker, Sprayer, Gas Tank, , Steel Wheels, SS Cabinets. Guns & Outdoor: 12 gauge JC HIGGINS model 20, 20 gauge model 101.1, 22 Rifle, 22 long Rifle, Evinrude 30 & 99 Boat Motors, Fishing Rods & Boxes. Household & Collectibles: 2- Kitchen Tables & Chairs, Dressers, Cabinets, 33 in TV, Grandfather Clock, Spinning Wheel, Wash Bowl & Pitcher w/stand, Spittoon, Recliner Chair, Jug, Gun Cabinet, Glassware, Dishes, Elec Sewing Machine, Safe, Single Bed, Beer Mirrors, Trunks, Old Doll, Victor, Saturday mornings Nass Car, Curio Cabinet, Beer Can Collection, Beer Signs, Small Refrigerator , Ball Jars.
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My youngest is sick and lying on the couch – because that is what you do on sick days. I didn’t question him this morning when he told me he wasn’t feeling well. I could tell it was the truth. Other days, I might request a list of symptoms and put a palm to his forehead, but not today. Moms know from one quick look about these things. Like when a child is really sick and when he simply needs a sick day. There is a difference. We all have “I need a day� days. Sick days when we aren’t necessarily bedridden and fever laden. Me included. Today though, my baby, who is no longer a
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Dear readers, I have several friends who have been struggling with Lyme disease for years and know what this disease is capable of. It can affect you in many different ways. It is often misdiagnosed, sometimes
see our conversation was tiring friend in the parking lot. After the friend in to find the mother small savings, but now they her, I couldn’t imagine her had nothing left. She did not introductions she informed lying on the couch covered having the energy to cook a know where their food would me she had told her friend in blankets. The mother said, meal. come from. She did not have about me coming to talk to “I’m so sorry you are seeing SAL I asked about her plan to the energy to get to the food her. She said the woman had me like this. I just don’t have DIMICELI Columnist move to her mother’s. The pantry. I provided the friend been hesitant at first but then the energy to get up.” The woman told me how her with several grocery store gift she gave in. The mother had mother told us how she had mother lived several hours cards so she could do some admitted she was worried helped the children out the away. She said, “My Mom about her children becoming door to the school bus and had shopping for the mother. The difficult to treat and can cause wants to take care of me and friend asked if she could buy homeless and that they did then collapsed on the couch. problems for years if not a the kids but she doesn’t have food to cook and drop off. I not have enough food to get She said, “It took every ounce lifetime. We have helped other through the week. encouraged her to do this. Just the money to help me move. of strength I had to just get people struggling with Lyme looking at the mother I could We walked to the apartment them ready for school. I will See TIN, Page 10 disease through The Time Is together and I noticed the have to lay here until they Now to Help. People of all friend let herself in with a key. come home so I can try and ages are contracting Lyme I asked her about this and she be a mom again when they get disease and becoming disabled said, “She gave me this key a home.” It was so sad to see as a result of this illness. few weeks ago when she was the obvious struggle she was This single mother is in too sick one day to let me in. having with her Lyme disease. her late 20s. She didn’t hike I was so scared because her The friend handed her a or mountain bike, hunt or children were at school and I glass sandwich $ ) 3 0 , ! 9 ! $ 3 of water and a# , ! 3 3 ) & ) % $ 3 &! 8 any of the typical outdoor didn’t know what happened she had brought. She told her, Houses/Town/ activities that can make you to her. She had to crawl to the “I want you to eat this while more susceptible to contracting door to let me in. Now I come we talk.” Condos Lyme disease. She never even over to check on her every The mother told me about Apartments suspected that was the cause 2 BEDROOM HOUSE TREVOR day.” I said to her, “She is her two children, her exof her symptoms so she waited very blessed to have a friend husband she hadn’t heard ANTIOCH 1&2 BR, 1st. fl., gar, central air, washer/dryer, stove, to see a doctor until she could like you. So many people I from in years who neglected appl. w/d, $775- $875. Walking refrigerator, quiet, $740 month + no longer function while help have no one.” The friend to pay his child support and distance to town. 224-440-8407. performing her daily routine. utilities, lease, references, secureplied, “How sad it would be the job she had recently given I called the friend to arrange to be going through something up. She had not yet heard if rity, no pets. 262-862-6764. a visit with the woman. The Twin Lakes like this and have no one to her disability was approved. friend agreed to meet me at check on you or care. Thank The mother asked her friend if Apartments her friend’s apartment the God you are there to help those she would hand her the stack following day. The friend said people.” of mail on the counter and 2BR, REMODELED 2nd Floor, she had not told her she had We went into the dimly lit her checkbook. The mother new kitchen, Inc. heat/water, written to The Time Is Now to apartment. It was late morning showed me her overdue Homes for Sale parking, storage . $825 635 Lake Help on her behalf because her but the blinds were closed. utilities and rent notices. Ave. 1BR $650. 708-220-6849 friend was very independent The friend called out her name We reviewed her expenses LIVE ON WINDLAKE 25225 W and didn’t like to ask for help. when we entered and I heard a and income. She had gotten The next day I met the Loomis Rd. 3bd, 1ba. 50ft pier, soft, “I’m in here.” I followed by for a few weeks on her Lake Villa By
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Dear W.C., Could you please help a friend of mine? She is going through a very tough time. She was diagnosed with Lyme disease after many tests and several doctors. Her fatigue, joint pain and brain fog make it impossible for her to work. She has applied for disability but is waiting on a decision. Until then she and her two children do not have money for rent, utilities or food. I have helped as much as my limited income will allow. No one understands how serious her symptoms are. She was a waitress but can no longer handle the long hours on her feet. Her mother lives out of state but has offered to help her with the children while she goes through treatment. Neither of them have the money to move or even get her out of her lease. Could you please help my friend? She is not getting better and seems to be getting worse every day.
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• Slices of life (Continued from page 8) day he was born. The guy who carries a device with him as he gets dressed in the morning – is concerned. He wonders what we would do if the power went out indefinitely. Does our reliance make us vulnerable? How many batteries would it take to power up the TV? Thoughtful thoughts. We talk. And I realize this little break in my day, sitting with my youngest – who happens to be home sick – is exactly what my busy schedule needed. Just what we needed. Together. Because amidst the noise and chaos and technology that permeates our lives,
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Her car is not reliable enough to make the trip here and back. I don’t know how I would get this apartment packed and on a truck when I can barely walk to my door.” The friend said, “I will help you pack up your belongings. Don’t worry we will find a way.” I asked about her lease for her apartment. It did not expire for another four months. I told her I would talk to her landlord if she would like to sublet the apartment and move to her mother’s. I could see the apartment was well cared for. The mother had done some painting and decorating when she had been healthy. Her rent was very reasonable and I knew of a family that desperately needed an apartment in the area. The woman was very happy to hear this but then asked, “But how will I get all this stuff moved?”
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I then told her about our group of volunteers that would love to help her with this task. She looked skeptical. “You mean to tell me there are people that would volunteer to pack my apartment?” she asked. I told her there were. I asked to speak with her mother as I wanted to make sure this arrangement would work for her too. The woman gave me her phone number, and I called her right then. There was no use going any further with coordinating volunteers, subletting her apartment and getting a moving truck if the mother was not able or willing to have her move in. The mother asked twice who I was and when I explained she said, “I didn’t know there was a charity like yours that could help.” I gave her information about all we do and then
approached the subject of her daughter moving in. The mother said, “I have been doing nothing but worrying about my daughter and grandchildren and thinking about getting them here to care for. I am retired and have the time to take care of her. What I don’t have is the money to get her here. My car is very old and will not make the trip. I still live in the house she grew up in and there is plenty of room for her and the children. I have even gotten all the information on transferring the children into the schools here.” I could see she was definitely on board with us getting the daughter and grandchildren moved in. I said, “How would you feel if we got everything set up to move your daughter next week? Would you be ready for them?” I heard her voice catch as she said, “If you could do that for them I could
be ready tomorrow.” After speaking to the landlord, bringing her rent up to date, paying her overdue utilities and getting the sublet arranged, the volunteers stepped in. The friend had almost everything packed by the time they arrived. In that time the friend also did all the grocery shopping and cooking, delivering hot meals every day and even helping get the children to the school bus in the morning. The woman did not have to do anything other than rest up for her move. The woman’s mother took care of school transfers and even finding new medical care. The Time Is Now to Help and all of you together made this possible. Before we knew it, moving day was here. I arrived to
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• Time is now find a small trailer loaded with the few belongings worth moving. When the mother had heard the people subletting her apartment were presently homeless and living in a motel, she had generously given some of her furniture and household necessities to them. She said, “I am not the only person sick and struggling right now. There are many people you could be helping other than me and my children. I am so grateful for everything you have done to help us. I don’t know how we would have survived if you did not come to our aid. The least I can do is pay some of it forward.” I thanked her and helped her walk to the car. Her friend was following with her car and a volunteer had offered to drive the trailer to her mother’s. I gave the mother and the two children a hug goodbye. The mother, children, the
(Continued from page 10) volunteer, friend and I all joined hands and said a prayer for safe travels and health. One more hug and they were on their way. I heard from the woman’s mother several weeks later. The woman’s disability had finally been approved. This would help with the household expenses and food. They were doing much better with the mother’s help. The woman was seeing a different doctor with a new plan of treatment. The children were enrolled in their new school and had told their grandmother how much they loved it. The mother said, “Please tell everyone at The Time Is Now to Help how grateful I am for their help. We could never have done this without you. My daughter was so weak when she got here. I don’t know how she was even caring for the children on her own. Thank God you were there. I am so very grateful to
all of you…” I could hear she was crying. I have seen and heard many tears of gratitude from our fellow creations over the years. It still brings tears to my own eyes knowing how we have made such a positive change in people’s lives. It is a feeling I would like to share with every one of you. We truly are a group of caring and sharing individuals who come together to make The Time Is Now to Help. Thank you for your part in making our charity works a success. We are getting close to matching the Barnabas $55,000 matching grant. Thank you for your generous support. Let us continue together to make this matching grant a success for those in desperate need. Please remember every dollar you donate at this time will be matched by the Barnabas
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Terry Alby is among those who arrived on the scene after a tornado ripped through sections of northern Illinois April 9. Alby, a Waterford, Wis., resident and freelance photographer, left home April 10 to photograph scenes of destruction caused when a fierce tornado ripped apart buildings in the City of Rochelle and small communities such as Fairdale. “I was just overwhelmed by the destruction,” he said. “Everywhere you look are wood projectiles stuck everywhere. Think about the human disaster with all that stuff flying around. It’s amazing there wasn’t more.” Two women in Fairdale were reported dead from the tornado; at least 20 other victims reportedly were sent to area hospitals. Several of Alby’s pictures accompany this story, including one with Ray and Betty Kramer, who became media darlings after talking with TV reporters about their rescue with 10 others from the storm cellar of Grubsteakers restaurant in Rochelle, Ill. The Kramers, who are in their 80s,
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County recognizes efforts of dispatchers Lake County Forest Preserve District, Lake County MEG, Lake County Major Crimes Task Force, Lake County Emergency Management Agency, Lake County Department of Transportation and the Lake County Animal Control Department. All telecommunicators undergo a training regimen in the use of state-of-the-art CAD, mapping and communication technologies. Continuing education is provided to keep pace with changes in technology. The introduction of GEOLINKS and enhanced 911 telephone system provide mapping tools with the ability to pinpoint cell phone locations (depending on the cellular provider), enhancing the ability to track both victims and offenders. In early 2015, the renovation of the Lake County Sheriff’s Office Emergency 911 Communications Center was completed. The eight-
week construction project encompassed every information, communication and building system within the dispatch center. The redesigned Watson dispatch workstations are designed to allow telecommunicators the option to sit or stand while working. Radio and telephone touch-screens use adjustable mounts created to extend and swivel within reach of every telecommunicator, according to the sheriff’s office. Smart lights will soon be installed at each workstation alerting co-workers when a telecommunicator needs assistance or is occupied. An elevated media wall was also installed with large screen monitors, providing access to the Lake County traffic cameras, building security cameras, and the Weather Channel. The completed project was designed to update a nearly 15 yearold system and layout.
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Hair stylist April Carpenter strides down the runway during Cali’s Fourth Annual Fashion Show held at the Antioch Senior Center, 817 Holbek Dr., the village, on April 19. The purpose of the event was to raise funds for the Open Arms Mission food pantry in Antioch, which serves needy families in the village and surrounding communities. The event featured appetizers, wine, a live auction of the clothing and accessories worn by the volunteer models, and a silent auction of the many items donated by area businesses including State Bank of Lakes, Raymond Chevrolet, Interstate Garage Door, Hairscapes, Shaw Media, PM&L Theatre, Music of Your Life Entertainment, Meredithe Photography, Antioch Fine Wines, and Temptrol Heating. Nancy Zeivel, owner of the event sponsor, Cali’s Consignment Corner, 345 Park Ave., Antioch, said the event raised over $1,500 for the food pantry.
County stargazers to host Astronomy Day event The Lake County Astronomical Society will present its annual “Astronomy Day” celebration with public events at the College of Lake County – Technology Building. All events are free and will take place on Saturday, April 25, with daytime activities from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and an evening star party starting after sunset from 7 to 10 p.m. (weather permitting). Astronomy Day is a national springtime event, when astronomy clubs, planetariums and other groups of sky lovers across the nation band together to share the wonders of astronomy. This year the Lake County Astronomical Society will conduct a number of family-oriented daytime activities that include comet-making demonstrations, solar observing through specially equipped telescopes and a walking tour of a scale model of the solar system. Displays will be available on a variety of topics, including astrophotography, aurora, a high altitude balloon display and club events. A children’s craft table will be available for children to enjoy. Attendees may enter a door
prize drawing to win a telescope and other astronomy-related items. Club members will have many types and sizes of telescopes on display, and will be available to answer questions on the equipment, or help out members of the public who may have questions on their own equipment. The event will culminate with an outdoor evening “Star Party” at which Lake County Astronomical Society members will have a wide variety of types and sizes of telescopes available to give visitors an opportunity to see the moon, stars and planets. Some of the items visible will include Jupiter and the ringed planet, Saturn. When viewing the moon, visitors will see rugged craters, valleys and mountains, up close. Globular star clusters, beautiful double colored stars and other astronomical wonders may be visible during the evening viewing. Members of the general public are welcome to bring their own binoculars and telescopes as well to the event. More information describing the Lake County Astronomical Society is available at http://lcas-astronomy.org.
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help speed the remodeling of the newly acquired building for the benefit of local performing arts. PM&L will give a free garden plant to the first 50 donors to the remodeling fund at the party. Plants are provided courtesy of the Antioch Garden Club.
God’s Will Resale Shop, 500 E. Depot St., Antioch, is holding a four-day sale April 29 to May 2. Hours are Wednesday and Friday, 9 to 4 p.m.; Thursday, 11 to 7 p.m. and Saturday from 9 to 2 p.m. Everything is 50 percent Film on college off in the tents and shop. New sexual assault to be items added daily. There will shown also be a bake sale. “The Hunting Ground,” a For more information, call (224) 365-4884, email god- new documentary film that swillresale@gmail.com or like explores sexual assault on American college campuses, on Facebook. will be shown at 7 p.m. on Friday, April 24, at the College of PM&L to host Lake County, 19351 W. Washington St., Grayslake. fundraising party “The Hunting Ground” PM&L Theatre will host a party in honor of its newly ac- was made by the Academy quired space next door to the Award-nominated filmmakers of “The Invisible War,” which current theatre building. The fundraising party will explored sexual assault in the take place on Sunday, April 26, U.S. military. This new film is an expose from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at 877 Main of sexual assault on U.S. colStreet, Antioch. The public is invited to view lege campuses. It was called the plans and dreams for the “Terrifyingly true” by Newsexpansion of the lobby with week. Learn more at www. street-level concession lounge, thehuntinggroundfilm.com. The free film screening will entertainment area and addibe held in Room A162 (Andertional bathrooms. This is a fundraising event to son Lecture Hall). Because of
construction of the new Science and Engineering Building, attendees should enter at the B Wing park in lots 4 or 5. The event is being co-sponsored by CLC’s Social Sciences division and the SaVE team (Sexual Violence Elimination). For information, call (847) 543-2288.
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The 2015 Options Fair for high school and college students with disabilities and their families will be held from 6 to 8:15 p.m. on Thursday, April 30, at the College of Lake County. The event will provide vital information for individuals with disabilities, community and education professionals, and families and caregivers. The Options Fair will be held in the Lower Level C Wing on the CLC Grayslake campus, 19351 W. Washington St. Due to construction of the new Science and Engineering Building, please enter at the B Wing and park in lot 4 or 5 to access the C Wing.
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Blown away After the storm, it’s time to help and hug By Patricia Bogumil STAFF WRITER
Terry Alby is among those who arrived on the scene after a tornado ripped through sections of northern Illinois April 9. Alby, a Waterford, Wis., resident and freelance photographer, left home April 10 to photograph scenes of destruction caused when a fierce tornado ripped apart buildings in the City of Rochelle and small communities such as Fairdale. “I was just overwhelmed by the destruction,” he said. “Everywhere you look are wood projectiles stuck everywhere. Think about the human disaster with all that stuff flying around. It’s amazing there wasn’t more.” Two women in Fairdale were reported dead from the tornado; at least 20 other victims reportedly were sent to area hospitals. Several of Alby’s pictures accompany this story, including one with Ray and Betty Kramer, who became media darlings after talking with TV reporters about their rescue with 10 others from the storm cellar of Grubsteakers restaurant in Rochelle, Ill. The Kramers, who are in their 80s,
ran from their car and took shelter inside Grubsteakers just as the tornado swept by, said Alby. Their home weathered the storm, and Alby talked with them Friday while the Kramers were out with a church group helping everyone they could in the storm’s aftermath. “When we were done talking, I gave Betty a hug,” said Alby, “and then Ray said he could use a hug, too, so he got one. I usually don’t hug guys, but this time it seemed appropriate.” Here are some facts about tornadoes in Illinois from the McHenry County Emergency Management Department: • Illinois ranks fifth in the United States for the most tornadoes per square mile. • The majority of Illinois tornadoes have occurred between April 1 and June 30 and between the hours of 3 p.m. and 10 p.m. However, tornadoes have occurred every month of the year at all hours of the day. • Nearly 30 percent of all tornadoes in Illinois occur after dark. • There is an average of 47 tornadoes each year in Illinois. • There were 48 tornadoes reported in Illinois during 2014, which resulted in two injuries and nearly $5 million in damage to homes and crops.
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Two arrested for heroin possession A traffic stop on April 13, near the intersection of Elm Street and Riverside Drive, McHenry, ended in arrest for Dustin B. Dodge, 34, of Island Lake, and Dale M. Hoagland, 32, of McHenry. According to officials with the McHenry County Sheriff’s Office both were arrested on multiple drug charges and Dodge was additionally charged with driving with a suspended license. The Sheriff’s Office Intelligence Led Policing Unit initiated the traffic stop. Sheriff’s deputies obtained consent to search the vehicle and allegedly recovered 25 grams of raw heroin hidden in a concealed
compartment. The Sheriff’s Office estimates the street value of the heroin seized to be approximately $5,000. Dodge was charged with unlawful delivery of a controlled substance within 1,000 feet of a park, unlawful possession of controlled substance, and driving while license suspended. Hoagland was charged with unlawful delivery of a controlled substance within 1,000 feet of a park and unlawful possession of controlled substance. Bond had been set at $200,000 prior to an April 16 court date.
Dog flu concerns county officials Rabies vaccination clinic postponed for fears of spreading disease has since died, another dog is suspected to have the illness and test results are pending on the third animal. Pet owners are cautioned to keep their dogs away from dog parks and from kenneling animals to reduce the spread of the virus. A fact sheet about canine influenza can be found on the American Veterinary Medical Association website, www.avma.org. According to a press release issued by Cornell University researchers, there is no evidence that the H3N2 subtype can be transmitted to people. However, it apparent-
ly has caused infection and respiratory illness in cats. Anyone with concerns about their pet’s health, or whose pet is showing symptoms of canine influenza, should contact their veterinarian. Symptoms of the disease may include a soft, moist cough or dry cough similar to that induced by kennel cough; discharge from the nose or eyes; sneezing; lethargy; lowgrade fever; and loss of appetite. For more information, contact McHenry County Animal Control at (815) 459-6222 or www.mcdh.info.
Feeding the children
The women’s group at St. John’s Lutheran Church, Hebron, recently served at Feed My Starving Children for an evening. The women packed enough food to feed 54 children for an entire year. Kneeling in the front are (from left) Rev. Sarah Wilson, Nancy Hanson, and Laura Leedle. Others participating are (standing, from left) Tina Olson, LuAnn Knoll, Deb Fuller, Joann Lange, Carolle Koltz, and Jan Wanderer. In the middle row are Diane Behrens, Nikki Morris, Laura Nelson, Lori DeSantis, Pat Peterson, Alice Burress, Diane Madsen, Shannon Madsen, and Valerie Svihlik.
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Community happenings Chamber offers program on reputation management
The McHenry Area Chamber of Commerce will host a reputation management presentation as part of a Bring Your Lunch and Learn event on Wednesday, May 13, Participants will learn to actively protect their good name and reputation online. The program is presented by Bobbi Baehne of Think Big Go Local from noon to 1 p.m. in the Chamber Office, 1257 N. Green St., McHenry Even though event is free, registration is required at www.mchenrychamber.com by Tuesday, May 12, at 2 p.m.
Quit-smoking classes offered in May
McHenry County Department of Health and Centegra Health System will offer quit-smoking classes for adults in May. Participants will meet once a week for seven weeks. Classes will run from 6 to 7:30 p.m., beginning Wednesday, May 13, or from 8 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. beginning Tuesday, May 19. Both class sessions will be held at Centegra’s Health Bridge Fitness Center, located at 200 East Congress Parkway in Crystal Lake. A $25 course fee is refunded if all sessions are attended. Class members will also receive a free three-day pass to the Health Bridge Fitness Center. To register, call the health department at (815) 334-4525. Classes will teach practical ways to end nicotine addiction through group support and behavior modification. It will also review nicotine replacement products that are currently on the market. Instruction is provided by health department staff that is trained in the American Lung Association’s Freedom From Smoking program.
Evaluation studies have shown that individuals who participate in Freedom From Smoking experience immediate health benefits, learn to address the physical, mental, and social aspects of their addiction, and are six times more likely to be smoke free one year later than those who attempt to quit on their own.
ACT prep courses offered to local students
Local high school students can prepare this spring or summer for the upcoming ACT tests with sessions offered on Saturdays in May and August at McHenry County College. The ACT prep sessions are offered in conjunction with the MCC Kids and College program. Four-day comprehensive classes are designed to improve student ACT scores. Each class section focuses on one of four subjects: math, science, reading and English. The Barron’s study book is included in the cost of the class and is distributed the first day. The class does not include the actual ACT exam. Students must register separately for the exam and should consult their school guidance counselors for information about taking the ACT test. The four-day prep class takes place from 8 a.m. to noon May 2, 9, 16 and 23. Another session will take place from 8 a.m. to noon Aug. 1, 8,
• On April 8, a 39-year-old woman from Spring Grove was charged with driving with suspended registration; • On April 9, a 37-year-old woman from Spring Grove was picked up on an outstanding warrant and also charged with speeding; • On April 13, a 37-year-old man from Kenosha, Wis., was
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Lecture to focus on hip pain
Centegra Health System will offer a free lecture in May to provide the community an opportunity to learn more about relief for hip pain. Hip pain can prevent people from living the healthy and active lifestyle they desire. Playing golf, riding a bike or even walking can be extremely painful and interfere with favorite activities. Dr. Frank Bohnenkamp, an independent orthopedic surgeon on the medical staff at Centegra Health System, will discuss common causes of hip pain and explain a variety of treatment options to help keep people active. The presentation is from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, May 13, at Centegra Health Bridge Fitness Center-Huntley, 10450 Algonquin Road. Space is limited. Registration is required. To register, call (877) 236-8347.
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charged with driving under the influence of an intoxicant, speeding 69/55 mph zone and improper lane usage; • On April 13, a 51-yearold man from Fox Lake was charged with driving under the influence of an intoxicant, driving with suspended license, open alcohol and operating a vehicle not equipped with an interlock ignition device.
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