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SWALCO to host e-recycling event The Solid Waste Agency of Lake County will host a one-day special electronics recycling collection event for broken and unwanted electronics. This event will be held from 8 a.m. to noon on Tuesday, May 24, at the Village of Mundelein Public Works Facility, 440 E. Crystal St. The event will provide Lake County businesses, schools and government the opportunity to drop off limited quantities of electronics (approximately 100 electronic items per guest). Organizations with larger quantities of electronics are asked to contact SWALCO directly to arrange a special pickup.
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All Lake County businesses, schools and units of government must provide a federal tax identification letter or business card in order to be permitted to drop off electronics during this event. The following is a list of some, but not all of the electronic items that will be accepted at no cost: personal computers (including tablets), non-CRT monitors, electronic keyboards, mice, small scale servers, printers, scanners, copiers, fax machines, cable receivers, satellite receivers, VCRs, DVRs, DVD players, telephones, cell phones, stereos, radios, mi-
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Art in all forms
Upper photo: Bridget Vaughn listens to an impromptu art critique from her daughter, Vayda, 3, in front of BJ’s Fashions, 931 Main St., Antioch during this year’s Art Crawl on Saturday. Above: Teryn Jones, 13, an eighth-grader at the Antioch Upper Grade School, is backed by the AUGS Jazz Band directed by Brenden Frank (standing, right) as she belts out a rendition of “It Don’t Mean a Thing If You Ain’t Got That Swing” during their performance at this year’s Art Crawl held at the Brook Bandshell. The annual Art Crawl took place throughout the Antioch business district, featuring the artwork of area elementary school students in the windows of Antioch merchants. It was the event’s 10th year and is sponsored by School District 34. In addition to the drawings and paintings, 20 musical acts performed during the all-day event.
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JUDE KAIDER Hi-Liter
The land recognized today as Lake County took a diverse route from early Indian land to present day area. The county was once part of Cook County and later McHenry County until it became the area we know today. While Illinois achieved statehood in 1818, it was not until 1831 that Cook County was organized. The area designated as Cook County covered approximately 2,464 square miles with a population of 100 residents. The area itself covered the counties we know today as Lake, McHenry, DuPage, Kane, Will, and present Cook County. Cook
County was named in honor of Daniel Pope Cook, the first Illinois Attorney General. Cook also served as the second United States Congressman from Illinois. The first Cook County Board met in 1831 and consisted of three members, two from Chicago and one from a western suburb known as Naperville (now a part of DuPage County). The county’s population continued to increase, allowing the state legislature to further divide it. In 1836, residents in the west and northwest section of the county found access to Chicago to be difficult and petitioned the state legislature to form a separate county with
a more local county seat. The legislature approved the petition and created the new county of McHenry, which extended from Lake Michigan west to present Boone County, south to today’s Kane County, and North to the Wisconsin border. The county was given the name of McHenry in honor of Major William McHenry for his service in the Indian War of 1812. The town of McHenry was chosen as the county seat because of its location in the center of the county and its proximity to the Fox River. A small courthouse was built on McHenry’s town
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