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Gage Brothers Parks and Hiram Buttrick Sawmill showcase area’s history

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The Gage Brothers Park with the Hiram Buttrick Sawmill is a favorite place for residents of Antioch to visit. Near the downtown business district of Antioch at 770 Cunningham Drive, it’s an easy walk after dining at one of the local restaurants in the business district. Darius and Thomas Gage are considered to be the founders of Antioch although for many years in its early development, the communi-

ty was known by local pioneers as Gage’s Settlement. The name of the community changed with its incorporation. The Gage brothers were among the first and possibly the actual first to file a land claim in the area in 1837. They are recognized as the first to build their cabins along a creek, which they named the Sequoit Creek. The Sequoit Creek is a tributary of the Fox River as it

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Antioch eyes $45 million in projects next year By Gail Peckler-Dziki CORRESPONDENT

The Village of Antioch covers 8.5 miles with capital assets of more than $120 million. It is home to nearly 14,500 residents. The village provides police, fire and ambulance service and has a parks department responsible for 10 parks and numerous programs, including a pool. The public works depart-

ment is responsible for more than 70 miles of road and 100 miles of sidewalks. The village has more than 70 miles of water main, more than 1,000 fire hydrants and has wells, water towers and a water tank. All that infrastructure and equipment requires a replacement and maintenance plan

Above: This replica of the Hiram Buttrick sawmill is in Gage Brothers Park in downtown Antioch. It was built and donated to the park by residents of Antioch. Left: A large totem pole stands in the park, recognizing the importance of the heritage of the Indian tribes, particularly the Potawatomi tribes that made this area their home. SANDRA LANDEN MACHAJ Hi-Liter

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A Twin Lakes, Wis., pastor charged with child enticement in Oshkosh leaves his church with an uncertain future. Rev. Josh Scheil, of Trevor, held on $10,000 bond April 18 in Winnebago County Circuit Court, was arrested on allegations he planned to meet a 13-year-old girl for a sexual encounter in Oshkosh April 12, according to a criminal complaint. In addition to child enticement charges, Scheil is accused of using a computer to facilitate a child sex crime and causing a child under 13 to view sexual activity. If convicted, he faces maximum imprisonment of 71 years. Hope Lutheran Church, where he served as pastor since 2013, has removed his name from its website and referred all comments to the South Wisconsin District of the Lutheran Church – Missouri Synod. A statement released by the district said President and Rev. John Wille “is aware of the situation and is addressing the matter according to the policies and guidelines of the Lutheran Church – Missouri Synod.”

“We certainly support our law enforcement officials in all that they do to protect and serve our families and society,” the statement said. Scheil’s arrest stemmed from an undercover Child Enticement Operation by the Winnebago County Sheriff’s Internet Crimes Division. Scheil, in Oshkosh for a pastors’ conference, allegedly initiated contact with a crime analyst through an online forum March 1. The complaint stated the crime analyst, posing as “Maddy,” received a message from a “27-year-old white male from Wisconsin” identified as “Rev.” After the analyst identified himself as a 13-year-old female from Oshkosh, both parties agreed to continue the conversation on KiK Messenger, the complaint stated. Additionally, the complaint noted, the analyst repeatedly identified himself as a 13-year-old from Oshkosh. Leading up to his arrest, Scheil allegedly sent sexually explicit comments and images on multiple occasions, and told the analyst posing as Maddy that he will be in Oshkosh from April 11-13.

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Historic landmark dedication ceremony

The McHenry County Historic Preservation Commission will present a historic landmark plaquing ceremony of the old Harmony Road School site from 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. on Sunday, May 8, at the Old Harmony School, 16903 Harmony Road, Marengo.

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The wife hear this, as so much of our year’s event and vote for of the fall and had paid out debts were paid, they could and husband both said, “You assistance is needed because The Time Is Now to Help to of pocket for the medical manage a second vehicle. don’t even have to ask us of unexpected illness, injury be the charity that receives the $5,000 Charity Check. bills until they ran out of I added their name to our to do that. We would do or disability affecting our funds. I told them how they vehicle waiting list. When that anyway.” I could sense fellow creations when Health and happiness, should have never depleted I told the wife and husband from our conversation that they least expect it. Now God bless everyone, their entire savings to pay we would help them in they were good people like they were preparing for W.C./Sal the extraordinary costs of the future with a used car, that and it probably wasn’t their future while living the surgeries. They should they both burst into tears something I would have to comfortably right now. have set up payment plans Dear readers, and hugged each other. even ask. This is the kind of outcome Please help: There are many coming to us instead of losing their life I called the homeless The wife continued to hug Within a week they were we always want from our in desperation. Our good savings. I gave some advice her husband as she said, “I woman and man to set up moved out of the aunt’s assistance. Thanks to you, fellow creations need our on certain bills and setting a time to meet with both of never thought we would get apartment. They walked we are able to help our compassion. Together we up payment plans for the them. Since they were not so much help. I thought we into their new apartment fellow Americans go from make a big difference. Make remaining medical bills. able to meet at the aunt’s would be struggling like this and were shocked to find homeless and hopeless checks payable to The Time The wife took notes and was forever. I finally see a light apartment, we agreed to a new bed was made up in to sheltered and hopeful. Is Now to Help, P.O. Box very grateful for this advice. at the end of the tunnel.” meet at a local restaurant. I the bedroom. Food filled the God bless you for your told them I would treat them By now our dinners had The husband softly added, refrigerator and toiletries donations that facilitate this 1, Lake Geneva, WI 53147. to dinner and we could talk. arrived and after sharing a “Me too, dear.” and cleaning supplies were transformation. See TIME IS NOW, Page 7 They both were excited and blessing over our food, we Once we finished our in the closet. The wife was Thank you to the Ziegler continued our conversation. very thankful I had called. I asked the husband and We met the next wife about their family early evening and after lives. They both were in introducing ourselves we sat to talk. After placing our their late 40s and did not have any children. The orders and the waitress left wife sadly told me how the table I asked, “Tell me they had lost their 6-yearmore about your situation. old child in a car accident Let’s see if there is a way D I S P L AY A D S : ( 2 6 2 ) 8 7 7 - 2 8 1 3 CLASSIFIEDS (262) 728-3411 FA X when they were hit by a we can help you get into drunken driver. I watched your own apartment again, as the husband and wife and this time stay there.” held tightly to each other’s The husband told me about his fall that happened while hands during this obviously Twin Lakes Antioch Houses/Town/ Business Office painful conversation. They helping a friend at his Rentals Apartments house. 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My employer was John 262-930-6703 or e-mail nings 847-838-0143 understanding and did all he mother died years ago jgengler@wi.net due to smoking, so I can’t could, but he is not in the position to help us endlessly believe she still smokes. Her whole apartment and and since it did not happen the couch we sleep on on the job I could not file always smell like cigarette for workman’s comp. He smoke. It makes our eyes did hold my job for me and throats burn. We both and I returned to full-time have been waking up work a month ago.” I • Lot 212 - 1 bath, beautifully coughing. My aunt makes asked the man how he was remodeled $32,900 it very clear she does not feeling and how work was • Lot 53 - 2BR, 1 bath, completely want us there. I wish we had progressing. 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Park district offering programs for seniors

Lindenhurst Park District offers a variety of activities for senior citizens. For more information, call (847) 356-6011, email info@lindenhurstparks. org, or visit www.lindenhurstparks.org.

with your 31st free, and can be Mahjongg. Bring a lunch or used for one year. snack if you like. If you have a game, feel free to bring it in. Senior Aerobics Registration is not required. Senior Aerobics is a low Age: 50 and older impact work out, set to a fit- Location: Senior Room ness video, which will improve Session: Year-round flexibility, and cardiovascular Day: Monday and health. It revitalizes the per- Wednesday, 10 a.m. son working out, giving him/ Fee: $1 per visit or use her more energy and confiYearly Access Pass dence. Keep fit and active. Registration is not required. Coffee Club Age: 50 and older The Coffee Club is back. Location: Senior Room Join Renee and Kristi for an Session: year-round informal gathering to discuss When: Monday, Wednesday, upcoming trips, programs, and and Friday events at the Park District. We Time: 8:45-9:30 a.m. will provide coffee and break Fee: $1 per visit or use fast snacks. Registration is not Yearly Access Pass required. Age: 50 and older Cards and Games Location: Senior Room For those 50 and older, Session: May 9, June 13, join us in playing card games July 11, and Aug. 8 or board games. Bring a fa- Day: Second Monday of evvorite game with you if you ery month like. Hope to see you there. Time: 9:30 a.m. Registration is not required. Fee: Free Age: 50 and older Location: Senior Room Creative Ink Session: Year-round Come create a unique pen Day: Thursday, noon and ink drawing using the Fee: $1 per visit or use Zentangle method. Anyone can Yearly Access Pass easily learn this drawing technique. Mahjongg The Zentangle method is Let’s get together and play a drawing method that quiets the ancient Asian tile game of the mind and relaxes the body

Senior Scene Yearly Access Pass Yearly Access Passes are available at the front desk during regular business hours. The passes may be used for all activities in the senior room. Residents can purchase an Access Pass for $20 a year, and non-residents will be charged $25. Instead of paying every day for activities such as Senior Scene Aerobics, Cards and Games, and Mahjongg, the pass will allow you to participate all year for one low fee. Senior Walking Track Pass Discount with current Senior Scene Access Pass. The Lindenhurst Park District is now offering a 50 percent discount on a walking track pass for any senior who has a current Senior Scene Access Pass. So, if you have a current access pass, you may purchase a walking track pass for $10 instead of the usual $20 for seniors. The walking track pass provides 30 “punches”

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The Lake County Astronomical Society will be offering its Astronomy under the City Lights (astronomy program from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. on Monday, May 16 at Vernon Area Public Library, 300 Olde Half Day Road, Lincolnshire. The rain/cloud

date is Tuesday, May 17. This event is free and suitable for all ages. There will be special surprises for the young ‘future astronomers’ who attend. No advanced registration is required. These events are dependent on dry weather and ac-

ceptable sky conditions to allow viewing. If you have any questions, contact the LCAS at contact@lcas-astronomy.org. For more information, visit www.lcas-astronomy.org or our Facebook page at http:// on.fb.me/LCAS-S2013.

(Continued from front page) called the capital improve- the village’s economic viabilment plan. ity, with projects that support Village Administrator Jim development. Keim unveiled the latest vil- Some projects will enhance lage plan at the April 18 board neighborhood vitality and meeting. some minimize future opera Since not all board mem- tion and maintenance costs. bers were present, this was The village will spend an informational presentation more than $760,000 in 2016 and the board has yet to take on water treatment plant action, which should happen equipment, upgrades to the in May. village phone system and oth The capital improvement er communication upgrades plan covers five years and and the improvement and puris amended every year. The chase of village property. most detailed portion of the Capital improvements plan is for 2017. scheduled for 2017 total more Village staff members have than $45 million, with much developed certain criteria to of the financing coming from prioritize the projects. sources other than the vil Projects are given priority lage’s general fund. when it is necessary for the Any wastewater treatment public’s health, safety. Some plant improvements, along are general welfare projects with water system improvethat meet federal, state, or lo- ments, will be paid for through cal regulatory requirements. funds collected from residents And some projects enhance through water and sewer bill

payments. The motor fuel tax the village receives is used for road improvements. Over the next 10 years, estimated costs for retirement and replacement of vehicles and equipment include $2.1 million for playgrounds, a pavilion and various other types of equipment. If adequate funding is available, first playground replacement would take place in 2018 at Jensen Park followed by the largest single expenditure two years later replacing the Centennial Park playground built in 1992. It is also estimated that a total of $1.7 million will be required to maintain the three fire stations, assuming no major unanticipated issues. Vehicle and equipment replacement for police, public works, fire and parks has an estimated cost of $8.5 million.

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(Continued from front page) winds its way from lower Wis- on the local farms. In the area consin through Northern Illi- that was to become Antioch, it nois, following the Chain ‘O was the sawmill that was first Lakes and continuing south built along the Sequoit Creek to Ottawa, Illinois in La Salle in 1839. The sawmill, built by County. Just as the Sequoit is Hiram Buttrick, is recognized a tributary of the Fox, the Fox as the first business founded in River is a tributary of the Illi- Antioch. nois River. More than a century later, Most settlements in the the people of Antioch would 1800s were built along a wa- choose to make this park a terway and Antioch was no monument to these early setdifferent. In addition to the Se- tlers. In 1976 in commemoraquoit Creek, there were multi- tion of the Bicentennial of the ple lakes surrounding the area, United States, the people of the a certainty that water would not Antioch area donated and built be a concern and the waterways a replica of the early sawmill to would provide fishing opportu- be placed in the Gage Brothers nities to help supply food. Park. It was dedicated on July Often one of the very first 4, 1976, by Mayor Michael J. businesses to establish itself in Haley. the new community were mills, Two years later, on July 4, either a sawmill to provide lum- 1978, the Hiram Buttrick Sawber for building or a grainmill mill time capsule was set just to process the grains grown across a walking path from the

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*Register by: Friday, June Instructor: Carol Freitas 17 Class Code: 231501B Code: 241301B Age: 50 and older Date: Thursday, June 2, Age: 50 and older Location: Millennium 6:30-8 p.m. Park, 201 Country Place Lane, Location: Senior Room Lindenhurst Res/Non: $25/$30 Day: Friday, June 24, 11:30 Min/Max: 6/ 25 a.m. Fee: $4 Summer Picnic Come out and join us for a Min/Max: 12/40 celebration of life and summer – meet beneath the shel- Ravinia ter at Millennium Park in We are planning a return trip Lindenhurst. We’ll enjoy good to Ravinia. The 2016 schedule food, conversation, music, and has yet to be released at the games – bocce, bags, ladder time of the Spring/Summer 2016 Program Booklet print, golf and more. Fee is for fried chicken, pa- but watch our website, or per products, and prizes. Don’t Facebook for more details. forget your lawn chair.

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while creating a beautiful piece of artwork. All materials are included in the fee and you’ll leave with a beautiful piece of artwork and all the materials you need to practice at home. This class is being offered at two different times. Choose one session to attend. *Register two weeks prior to class. Session: 1 Instructor: Carol Freitas Class Code: 231501A Age: 50 and older Date: Tuesday, May 17, 1011:30 a.m. Location: Senior Room Res/Non: $25/$30 Min/Max: 6/ 25 Session: 2

sawmill. The time capsule is scheduled to be opened in 2026, 50 years after the Bicentennial Celebration. The contents of the capsule will provide a glimpse into life in 1976. Taking a stroll along the walking path it soon becomes evident that the people of Antioch did not forget about the earliest peoples to inhabit the area. A tall totem pole brightly painted honors the Native American tribes, particularly the Potawatomi, who lived in the area. In 2006 the totem pole was in need of some restoration. The restoration was undertaken as an Eagle Scout project by Joe Utter Troop 92 as noted on a stone marker in front of the totem. Because of this park’s beauty, it is a favorite spot for photography both professional and non-professional. Wedding pictures are often taken in front of the sawmill or in front of other scenic spots. High school seniors, family reunions, and newly engaged couples can be found in the park posing for photographs as well as families taking photos of their young children. The park is small, by many standards, encompassing 4.4 acres, and containing only four benches. While the Village of Antioch has 24 parks, several lakes and forest preserves surrounding it, many with far more amenities, the Gage Brothers SANDRA LANDEN MACHAJ Hi-Liter Park with the reproduction of A sign welcomes visitors to the Gage Brothers Park the original sawmill remains a where the replica of the Hiram Buttrick Sawmill is located. favorite.

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Salem to patrol the waters for other communities

By Gail Peckler-Dziki

was in favor of the contract with Silver Lake, since most of that lake is within town boundaries. Salem’s head of public safety Dave Shortess reported that he had four water patrol officers already signed up and ready to go and had 20 more applications to sift through. “We will not have a personnel problem,” he told the board. “We can handle these other lakes and make sure Salem lakes have enough coverage.” Town administrator Pat Casey also explained that all

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The Salem Town Board approved one-year water patrol contracts to provide service for three other communities, Wheatland, Paddock Lake and Silver Lake, at a special board meeting held on March 21. Either party can end the contract if the agreement does not work for a community or extended if it does. Dan Campion voted against the contracts with Wheatland and Paddock Lake because neither body of water is within town boundaries. He

three other municipalities have either boats or jet skis as in the case of Wheatland, on-site so there would be no additional towing time. All the contracts contained clauses that stated that lakes would be patrolled as weather permitted and each municipality had the proper liability insurance. Despite these assurances, Salem supervisor Mike Culat asked about each several times, but in the end voted in favor of all three contracts. Salem supervisor Ted Kmiec said he was in agreement with the one-year con-

tracts. The contracts could be renewed or not, depending on the satisfaction with the arrangement of all parties. Each municipality will pay Salem $35 an hour for each hour of service provided. Salem will provide Wheatland with 186 hours of patrol; weather permitting, on Saturdays, Sundays, Memorial Day, July 4 and Labor Day. Wheatland will also pay Salem $500 for hiring, uniforms and badges and $500 for administration for an approximate total of $6,500. The Paddock Lake contract calls for 240 hours of patrol

over this summer, with an estimated expense subtotal of $9,400. To alleviate this, they expect about $7,000 of court costs, and Department of Natural Resources assistance and reimbursements of $7,000 for an estimated net cost of just over $4,000. The contract with Silver Lake calls for 25 hours of water patrol a week, with dates and hours determined by the town and taking into consideration available staff resources, weather conditions and village requests for service.

The town will issue citations that will be adjudicated in the town municipal court. For 16 weeks of water patrol for 15 hours and two officers each week, the estimated cost to Silver Lake is nearly $17,000. The village will also pay $1,000 for hiring, uniforms, badges and training, bringing the estimated cost to nearly $18,000. Court violations are estimated at $1,600 and the DNR reimbursement is estimated at just over $11,000, bringing the actual cash cost to the village to just over $7,000.

McHenry County Conservation District offering May programs The McHenry County Conservation District has announced the upcoming programs in May. Art Exhibit: Shoreline Symphony When: Until May 15 Where: at Glacial Park – Lost Valley Visitor Center, Route 31 and Harts Road, Ringwood Experience 42 artworks from the Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum’s collection that portray the sights

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Mother’s Day. Facts and folklore are shared as participants hike through the woods enjoying the beauty of their favorite spring wildflowers. For adults and families. Register by May 4.

Mother’s Day Wildflowers When: Sunday, May 8, 9-10:30 a.m. Where: Coral Woods, 7400 Somerset, Marengo Before you head to brunch this year give mom a forest full of wildflowers on

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Canoe Association, local canoe and kayak clubs such as Southwest Brigade, local Paddle in the Park When: Saturday, May 14, outfitters such as Rocktown Adventures, plus retailers, in10 a.m.-4 p.m. Location: The Hollows – cluding L.L. Bean, and Alpine Lake Atwood Shelter, 3804 Accessories, with more to come. Highway 14, Cary General entry is free. Registration is not required Living History Open House for this special event. • Take a canoe, kayak or When: Sunday, May 15, stand up paddleboard pad- noon-4 p.m. Where: Powers-Walker dling clinic. • Test-paddle canoes, kay- House, Glacial Park, Route aks or stand up paddle boards 31 and Harts Road, Ringwood from local retailers to find the No registration required. Drop in any time during the one that is right for you. • See demonstrations of open hours. paddling, rolling and rescue Come visit this Historic Landmark, a Greek Revival techniques. • Paddle a voyageur canoe. 1854 restored house and • Learn about local canoe learn more about the resident and kayak clubs, paddling op- families that called this area portunities, outfitters, and ad- home. In May we will feaventures available right here ture Samuel Walker, a prominent and influential man who in the Midwest. • One time $5 per person owned the house after the fee for all instructional clinics Civil War. Volunteers in historical attire will be on hand and/or to test watercrafts. Live musical performance to answer your questions. by award winning singer/ To register for programs songwriter/canoe enthusiast, online visit www.mccdistrict. org or for more information, Jerry Vandiver. Illinois call (815) 338-6223. Participants: Paddling Council, American

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Wild Edibles in Your Backyard When: Thursday, May 12, 7-9 p.m. Where: Prairieview Education Center, 2112 Behan Road, Crystal Lake Free food is growing all around us. Many edible native or naturalized plants can be encouraged to grow in your own yard. Even many of the “weeds” that you fight in your gardens can be a source of edible delicacies. Learn how to have a backyard that is full of beauty and food that is beneficial to both you and the native wildlife. Adults 14 and older.

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On April 12, he allegedly arranged a meeting with the undercover agent at Asylum Point Park, but was apprehensive, the complaint said. “I want to make sure this isn’t some kind of sting,” Scheil allegedly said through the messenger app. However, the complaint said he eventually met with the analyst and was resistant during the arrest. When taken into custody, authorities seized a cellular

phone that contained dialogue between “Rev” and “Maddy.” “The defendant stated again that it wasn’t what officers thought it was and that it made him sick that people try to manipulate children,” the complaint alleges. “The defendant said that he was just trying to warn the child coming to the park today.” Scheil received a Masters of Divinity degree from Concordia University in St. Louis, according to the LCMS website.

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Cards and Games For those 50 and older, join us in playing card games or board games. Bring a favorite game with you if you like. Hope to see you there. Registration is not required. Age: 50 and older Location: Senior Room Session: Year-round Day: Thursday, noon Fee: $1 per visit or use Yearly Access Pass

Mahjongg Let’s get together and play the ancient Asian tile game of Mahjongg. Bring a lunch or snack if you like. If you have a game, feel free to bring it in. Registration is not required. Age: 50 and older Location: Senior Room Session: Year-round Day: Monday and Wednesday, 10 a.m. Fee: $1 per visit or use Yearly Access Pass

Coffee Club The Coffee Club is back. Join Renee and Kristi for an informal gathering to discuss upcoming trips, programs, and events at the Park District. We will provide coffee and breakfast snacks. Registration is not required. Age: 50 and older Location: Senior Room Session: May 9, June 13, July 11, and Aug. 8 Day: Second Monday of every month Time: 9:30 a.m. Fee: Free

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Author to appear at Lake Geneva Public Library International best-selling author Wendy Holden will present her book, “Born Survivors” at the Lake Geneva Public Library at 10:30 a.m. May 14. A New York Times, S u n d a y Times and international bestseller, “Born Survivors” has been published in 21 Wendy Holden countries and translated into 16 languages. On a special visit from Suffolk, England, Holden will share the true-life stories of three mothers who were newly pregnant by their husbands and sent to the Mauthausen Nazi labor and concentration camp. The mothers hid their pregnancies and gave birth in unspeakable circumstances as “walking skeletons.” By the time of their children’s births,

all their husbands were killed by the Nazis. Against all odds, all three mothers survived and their three babies were born weighing just 3 pounds only weeks before the death camp was liberated by the soldiers of Patton’s 3rd Army, 11th Armored Division, Combat Command B. Seventy years later, the three babies, “siblings of the heart,” have come together for the first time to tell their stories. The program at the Library will feature sons of the liberators of the concentration camp, Larry Kosiek and Brian Petersohn. Two of the survivors who were rescued as infants might also be in attendance – Hanna Berger Moran and Mark Olsky. Orders of the book will be taken at a discount at the Bread Loaf Book Shop of Lake Geneva. Books will be available for sale and signing at the event at the library, courtesy of the

Breadloaf. “Born Survivors” is the first book since the end of World War II in 1945 to chronicle the story of babies born during the Holocaust. In addition to being an international bestseller, “Born Survivors” was nominated for a U.S. National Jewish Book Award and was a Goodreads Book of the Year finalist. The book is also No. 3 in the United Kingdom in hardback and No. 8 in paperback and a grand finalist in Elle’s Grand Prix de Lectrices, France. Holden has had sellout author performances on a 13-country, nine-month book tour in bookshops, museums, diplomatic venues, libraries, schools, synagogues and the British House of Lords. Holden was a respected journalist for 18 years, 10 on the London Daily Telegraph, covering news stories and wars around the world including the Middle East, Eastern

Europe and Northern Ireland. with a Sudanese warlord. A She is the author of more novelist, her first fiction title, than 30 titles, many of which “The Sense of Paper,” was have become international published by Random House bestsellers. Her other works, New York to widespread critwhich include ical acclaim. “Tomorrow to She has also Be Brave,” the written “Mr. story of the Scraps,” a only woman novella about in the French a dog in the Foreign LeLondon Blitz. gion; “Behind Holden Enemy Lines,” has ghosted about a Jewish autobiograFrench spy phies of peowho saved her ple including family from Goldie Hawn, the Nazis but Barbara Sinareturned to octra and Dean cupied France Martin. She as a spy; and wrote a second SUBMITTED PHOTO Hi-Liter “Till the Sun bestseller with Grows Cold,” “Born Survivors” is Goldie Hawn the story of a an international best- as well as the British wom- seller by Wendy Holden, memoirs of an who paid who will appear at the various inspithe ultimate Lake Geneva Public Li- rational womprice for fall- brary on May 14. en and public ing in love figures. Her co-

medic memoir of Uggie, the dog from The Artist, was published in seven countries and her touching story of “Haatchi & Little B,” a dog and his boy, was a Sunday Times and New York Times bestseller, published in 13 territories. Other works have included “Shell Shock,” an investigation into post-traumatic stress disorder from the first world war. She lives on a smallholding in Suffolk, England, with her husband, 10 chickens and an ancient Jack Russell. Holden considers “Born Survivors” her most important work and a legacy title. “The historical significance of ‘Born Survivors’ has moved audiences around the world,” she said. Everyone is welcome to attend the program at no charge. For more information, call the Lake Geneva Public Library at (262) 2495299 or visit lakegeneva.lib. wi.us.

with artists and the opportunity to purchase original works. Legacy Lakeside Foundation in Crystal Lake is proud to welcome the com-

munity to the First Friday Art Show at Lakeside Legacy Arts Park. Every month people living in and near McHenry County have the opportunity to enjoy this artistic evening. For more information, call (815) 455-8000 or visit www. lakesidelegacy.org.

1 p.m. on Saturday, May 14. State Senator Pamela Althoff and McHenry Township will co-sponsor this event. This free event is for residents only – not for commercial or business shredding. Clean out your household – empty your file cabinets while helping the environment. Bring your outdated documents, papers, CDs, film, and/or X-rays. Bring everything for safe and confidential shredding to the McHenry Township parking lot, 3703 N. Richmond Road. Free Shred Day will provide volunteers to unload your car. You will receive a Certificate of Destruction. For more information, visit www.mchenrytownship. com, or contact Sen. Althoff’s District Office at (815) 4556330.

Community happenings First Friday Art Show on May 6

Road, Crystal Lake, from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. on May 6, (every first Friday), and enjoy an eve Stop at Lakeside Legacy ning consisting of viewing art, Arts Park, 401 Country Club a chance to meet and mingle

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Northern Light Care, 2302 W. Johnsburg Road, Unit 1, Johnsburg, will hold an open house from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, May 12. They have announced that Dr. Dean Cherniak will be joining its chiropractic team as it expands their hours of operation. They are also partnering with Chapel Hill Bodyworks to offer massage therapy in their office. Attend the open house so you have an opportunity to – • Meet Dr. Dean Cherniak • Tour the updated massage therapy suite Sacred Mindscapes • Learn the new hours of to hold Grand operation • Enter drawing for prizes Opening Sacred Mindscapes, 5435 • Enjoy light refreshments Bull Valley Road, Suite 304, For more information, visit McHenry has moved to a new www.thedoctorinyou.com. location and is holding an open house from 10 a.m. to 7 Green Spring Shred p.m. on Friday, May 13. Join the celebration – snacks and Day is May 14 refreshments will be served. Green Spring Shred Day will be held from 9 a.m. to

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Are you or someone you know thinking about becoming a member at McHenry Country Club? Now is your chance to try the course and cuisine. On Saturday, May 7 the McHenry Country Club, 820 N. John St. will be hosting a “Member For A Day” event. There is a $120 entry fee per player, which includes 18 holes with a cart, lunch and dinner. Tee times begin at 1 p.m. – a lunch buffet will be out starting at noon. RSVP on the website at mchenrycc.net, or call (815) 385-1072, or email Laura, at laural@mchenrycountryclub. com.

Take a tour and learn more about Sacred Mindscapes. Sacred Mindscapes will be offering 12 meditation classes a week and will also offer fitness, chair yoga and yoga to come in the future. The essential oil classes will continue as well as the girl’s night out and quarterly retreats and events. For information, visit sacredmindscapes.com.

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crime analyst, posing as “Maddy,” received message from a “27-year-old white male from Wisconsin” identified as “Rev.” After the analyst identified himself as a 13-year-old female from Oshkosh, both parties agreed to continue the conversation on KiK Messenger, the complaint stated. Additionally, the complaint noted, the analyst repeatedly identified himself as a 13-year-old from Oshkosh. Leading up to his arrest, Scheil allegedly sent sexually explicit comments and images on multiple occasions, and told the analyst posing as Maddy that he will be in Oshkosh from April 11-13. On April 12, he allegedly arranged a meeting with the undercover agent at Asylum Point Park, but was apprehen-

sive, the complaint said. “I want to make sure this isn’t some kind of sting,” Scheil allegedly said through the messenger app. However, the complaint said he eventually met with the analyst and was resistant during the arrest. When taken into custody, authorities seized a cellular phone that contained dialogue between “Rev” and “Maddy.” “The defendant stated again that it wasn’t what officers thought it was and that it made him sick that people try to manipulate children,” the complaint alleges. “The defendant said that he was just trying to warn the child coming to the park today.” Scheil received a Masters of Divinity degree from Concordia University in St. Louis, according to the LCMS website.

Upcoming events at the McHenry Public Library District

The McHenry Public Library District, 809 N. Front St. is offering the following programs for all ages.

Book Discussions The books are available for checkout at the Checkout Desk. For ages 18 and older. No registration required. Group Contemporary meets at 7 p.m. on Monday, May 9 – “Ordinary Grace” by William Kent Krueger. Classic Literature Group meets at 7 p.m. on Monday, May 16 – “Women in Love” by D.H. Lawrence

Chess for Adults and Open Play Date: Friday, May 13, 1-4 p.m. If you’ve never played chess, or haven’t played since you were a kid and need a refresher, come learn beginning chess. We will also have open play for skilled players. Registration is required.

Big Bang Science Club Event type: Children’s program (Primary) Age group: Children Date: Saturday, May 14, 2-3 p.m. Join us for some fun handson science experiments. Location: Meeting Rooms East and West – Rooms 135 and 136. Status: Openings (15) Note: Attendee must be between the ages of 6 and 10. Provide 24-hours cancellation notice for this event so those on the waiting list can attend.

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