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Portion of parcel is eyed for new DPW facility By Gail Peckler-Dziki CORRESPONDENT

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Lindsey Badtke orchestrates a selfie with daughters Penny, 6, (left) and Hailey, 9, during the Mother-Daughter Bingo held at the Antioch Senior Center, 817 Holbek Dr., on Sunday. It was the second year that bingo was the attraction for the pre-Mother’s Day social. Because of interest in the event, three separate seatings were required. Each of the attendees had an event photograph taken and then enjoyed a meal before the serious competition started. The bingo and raffle prizes were supplied by local merchants and the village.

The Village of Antioch has completed the purchase of 50 acres north of Grimm Road for industrial development and a possible public works facility. The parcel is east of Highway 83 and south of Highway 173. The purchase price was just over $1 million. The Village Board approved a resolution authorizing a contract to purchase the land from the Boylan family a year ago. In a recent telephone interview, Village Administrator Jim Keim said, “This purchase is an economic development initiative to expand the village’s tax base by private investment and increase the number of available job in the village.” The village would also like to use a portion of the land for the construction of a new public works building. “We would like to see between five and seven acres used for that purpose,” he explained.

The current public works office building is a mobile trailer approximately 50 years old. The building is near the end of its life, in a residential area and undersized. Keim said, “A new public works facility has yet to be designed, however, it should be designed to accommodate the future needs of the village for many years to come.” The rest of the parcel would be developed to encourage more businesses to locate in Antioch. Currently, this project is in the development stage. “We want to see economic development,” Keim stated, “and this way the village would control that development.” Since the village is not motivated by profit, Keim said, more attractive deals could be offered to businesses that might be interested in locating in Antioch. He also acknowledged that there was competition from nearby communities, such as

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Community embraces Arbor Day

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On the last Friday in April, this year April 29, Arbor Day is celebrated throughout the nation. On this day trees are planted in parks, in schoolyards, in private yards, and around municipal buildings, reminding us of the importance of trees in our world. For many, Arbor Day brings memories of tiny seedlings being distributed in school by the parks departments for students to take home and plant. These seedlings were far from what most people thought of as a tree but many carefully brought them home, planted them and diligently watered them for several weeks until they lost interest. Over time these small seedlings would wither or be clipped by the lawn mower but occasionally one would survive and grow to become a small tree. Arbor Day is the work of Julius Sterling Morton, who was born in Adams, New York on April 22, 1832. In his youth the family moved to Michigan and Morton attended the University of Michigan. After marrying in 1854,

Morton and his wife Caroline moved to the Territory of Nebraska where he became editor of the local newspaper, The Nebraska City News. He became interested in politics and served as acting governor of the Nebraska Territory. Morton also served as the third U.S. S e c r e t a r y Julius Morton of Agriculture from 1893 to 1897 under President Grover Cleveland. Morton used his position in politics and as a newspaper editor to encourage the growth of trees in Nebraska. He was dismayed by the lack of trees on the open prairies of the state. He purchased property and began to plant trees and bushes, encouraging others, through his newspaper, to do the same. At a meeting of the State Board of Agriculture in Janu-

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A failure to negotiate a curve that led to a Ford F250 truck getting submerged in a Wisconsin pond cost a Spring Grove man his life in a Friday evening crash, according to the Kenosha County Sheriff’s Department. The man, identified as 50-year-old Arthur Kraft was driving southbound near American Girl Brands, 12400 Fox River Road, in the Town of Randall when he lost control of his 2010 Ford F250 truck. The vehicle rolled over into a nearby pond, where it came to rest upside down. According to a news release issued by the Sheriff’s Department, passing motorists came to Kraft’s aid until authorities, that included Silver Lake Rescue, arrived

shortly after 6 p.m. “Passersby worked to extricate Kraft who was apparently unresponsive,” the release stated. “Several people including arriving deputies performed CPR until area rescue units arrived to take over.” Silver Lake Rescue transported Kraft to St. Catherine’s Hospital in Kenosha where he was pronounced dead. Kraft was the sole occupant of the vehicle used for his business, KMI Building Services of River Grove, Ill. Phone calls to KMI Building Services went unreturned as of Monday morning. While authorities do not believe alcohol was involved, the cause is still under investigation, the press release said.

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ed a tree planting holiday to be called Arbor Day. The board agreed and the date of April 10, 1872, was set for the first Arbor Day. Prizes were offered for the greatest number of properly planted trees on that day. The day was so successful that an estimated 1 million trees were planted in Nebraska on that first Arbor Day, The practice of celebrating Arbor Day was held in various states over the next several years. When Arbor Day was named a legal holiday in Nebraska in 1885 the date chosen was April 22 as a permanent day of observation. That day, Morton’s birthday, was chosen to honor him. The practice of planting trees and celebrating Arbor Day spread throughout the nation and today it is celebrated throughout the world. Why are trees so important? According to experts, trees help both the environment and our health. In a process called photosynthesis, carbon dioxide is converted into oxygen. The roots of the trees treat pollution by absorbing contam-

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J. Sterling Morton, “Arbor Day is not like any other holiday. Each of these (other holidays) reposes on the past while Arbor Day proposes for the future.” Those who wish to discover Arbor Day activities in their communities are encouraged to contact their local Chamber of Commerce, city hall, park district, or school district. Here are a few of the scheduled Arbor Day activities in the area: • Lake Zurich – On Saturday, April 30, families and community groups are welcome to sign up to clear the

community’s 32 parks. The day will begin with a volunteer breakfast followed by a tree-planting ceremony by the village arborist and members of the Lake Zurich Tree Commission. • Round Lake – On Saturday, April 30, the village will provide a morning event from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the Police and Public Works Building, 741 Townline Rd. Free seedlings will be available. Quizzes, snacks and speakers are on the schedule. Those who plan to attend are asked to bring a nonperishable food item for the local food pantry.

Pet vaccination clinic offered May 14 The Lake County Health Department Community Health Center’s Animal Care and Control Program will host a low-cost pet vaccination clinic from 9 a.m. to noon on Saturday, May 14, in Lindenhurst. The clinic provides a way for Lake County residents to keep their pets up to date with shots and rabies tags. The Animal Care and Control program is partnering with Lindenhurst Police Department for a clinic at the Lindenhurst Municipal Center, 2301 E. Sand Lake Road. Pet nail trims will be available by the 4-H for donations to support local not-for profit groups in Lake County. The 4-H Board votes on where donations are distributed. Prior donations from vaccination clinic nail trims went to Reach Rescue and Flint Creek Wildlife Rehabilitation Center. Standard vaccine, tag and

microchip costs for the vaccination clinics are as follows: For spayed/neutered • One-year rabies vaccination and Lake County tag – $20 • One-year rabies vaccination, tag and distemper – $25 • Distemper complex only – $10 • Microchip – $15 For not spayed/neutered • One-year rabies vaccination and Lake County tag – $60 • One-year rabies vaccination, tag and distemper – $65 • Distemper complex only – $10 • Microchip – $15 Pets will be taken on a firstcome, first-served basis. All animals brought to the clinic must be at least four-months old. Dogs must be leashed and cats placed in carriers. Only cash will be accepted on site. Proof of spay/neuter may be required. The Health Department’s Animal Care and Control

Spring Grove man dies when truck ends up in pond A failure to negotiate a curve that led to a Ford F250 truck getting submerged in a Wisconsin pond cost a Spring Grove man his life in a Friday evening crash, according to the Kenosha County Sheriff’s Department. The man, identified as 50-year-old Arthur Kraft was driving southbound near American Girl Brands, 12400 Fox River Road, in the Town of Randall when he lost control of his 2010 Ford F250 truck. The vehicle rolled over into a nearby pond, where it came to rest upside down. According to a news release issued by the Sheriff’s Department, passing motorists came to Kraft’s aid until authorities, that included Silver Lake Rescue, arrived shortly after 6 p.m.

“Passersby worked to extricate Kraft who was apparently unresponsive,” the release stated. “Several people including arriving deputies performed CPR until area rescue units arrived to take over.” Silver Lake Rescue transported Kraft to St. Catherine’s Hospital in Kenosha where he was pronounced dead. Kraft was the sole occupant of the vehicle used for his business, KMI Building Services of River Grove, Ill. Phone calls to KMI Building Services went unreturned as of Monday morning. While authorities do not believe alcohol was involved, the cause is still under investigation, the press release said.

• Development Salem, Wis. That community is already actively developing a business park on Highway C, west of Highway 83, in conjunction with the Kenosha Area Business Alliance. There are already a few businesses eyeing land in Antioch, Keim said, and he anticipates that ground could be broken as early as this coming fall. “The long term plan,” Keim said, “is not for the village to hold the land. We would transfer the property to private parties.” This project would include certain infrastructure

Program tracks pet vaccinations and rabies tags, investigates animal bites and complaints of nuisance and neglect, as well as impounds stray animals. In 2015, 11 low-cost pet vaccination clinics were held and 2,696 animals were seen. Animal wardens are available to provide free programs to small community groups about animal behavior and wildlife interaction. The Animal Care and Control facility is located at 18736 W. Peterson Road, Libertyville. For more information about the clinic, contact the Animal Care and Control facility at (847) 377-4700 or visit www.lakecountyil.gov/152/ Animal-Care-Control.

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The Antioch Art Crawl features artists young and old offering creations that range from music to paintings. The Art Crawl is set for Saturday, May 7, throughout downtown on Main Street. Visitors will have a chance to browse through the displayed talents of Antioch’s students and professional artists. entertainment Live will be presented in the William E. Brook Memorial Entertainment Center, 900 Skidmore Drive. The musical acts range from grade school choruses and bands, to the Lakes Area Community Band and everything in-between. The event is sponsored by School District #34, Antioch Fine Arts Foundation, Village of Antioch and the Antioch Chamber of Commerce. For more information, call the Parks Department at (847) 395-2160 or the Chamber of Commerce at (847) 3952233.

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Lindenhurst Park District to host May events Lindenhurst Park District 21-July 26, 5-5:45 p.m. Lindenhurst is offering the following Location: Park District. “Arts” events in May. Fee: $78 for residents, $86 May activities for non-residents. Elementary Drawing Session 2: Tuesdays, May Preschool Drawing 10-June 14, 5-5:45 p.m. Session 2: Tuesdays, May Location: Grayslake Park 10-June 14, 4-4:45 p.m. District, 240 Commerce Drive Location: Grayslake Park Ages: 6-12 years District, 240 Commerce Drive Springtime is all about vi- Ages: 3-1/2-5 years brant colors, and our color- Your preschooler will exful drawings are guaranteed plore many fun subjects in to capture your attention. this class. Drawings of advenStudents will learn how to turous astronauts and friendthink outside the box as they ly monsters will excite the create stylized drawings of imagination. We will reach flowers and snails. We’ll also new heights with our hot air explore historical themes balloon and many nature-inwith our comic book inspired spired drawings like bees and drawing and our Aboriginal flower baskets. like composition. Session 3: June 21-July 26 Session 3: Tuesdays, June Location: Lindenhurst

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Session 3: Thursday, July 14, 6:30-9 p.m. Sausage Making – Making homemade sausage is easier than you think. From grinding to seasoning, to stuffing, our chef will demonstrate the basic steps of creating your own crafted sausage and changing the flavors with a variety of seasonings. At the end, we’ll wash it down with an ice-cold beer. Fee: $60 per person. Lehmann Location: Mansion, 485 N. Milwaukee Ave. Lake Villa. For more information, call the Park District at (847) 3566011 or visit www.lindenhurstparks.org.

May events set at Fox Lake District Library The following events are listed on the May calendar at the Fox Lake District Library, 255 E. Grand Ave. Murder Mystery Book Club Thursday, May 5, 10:30 a.m. The Murder Mystery Book Club meets the first Thursday of the month. The title for May 5 is “Child 44” by Tom Rob Smith. Join the group for discussion, coffee, and doughnuts. Copies of the book are available at the circulation desk to check out.

Farmers Market Bag Saturday, May 14, 10 a.m. Come decorate your own one-of-a-kind canvas farmer’s market bag with puffy paint. Registration is required. Two dates are available – May 14 or Saturday, May 21 at 10 a.m. Contact, Fox Lake District Library (847) 587-0198. Tuesday Book Group Tuesday, May 17, 7 p.m. Join us for an informal discussion and light refreshments. The group will be discussing “Palisades Park” by

Alan Brennert.

Customize your sunglasses Saturday, May 28, 2 p.m. Create the perfect summer accessory using sequins, buttons, and other notions to create your own unique pair of sunglasses. All sunglasses and materials will be provided. Registration is required. Contact, Fox Lake District Library (847) 587-0198. For more information, visit www.fllib.org.