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A 19-year-old Franklin Park man, who was apparently upset over a recent breakup with his girlfriend, is accused of threatening to carry out a violent attack at Antioch Community High School last week, according to local police. At approximately 7:30 p.m. on Aug. 16, the Antioch Police Department was alerted by the parents of a Community High School student of threats made to carry out a violent attack at the school, Antioch Police said in a news release. Officers learned the student had received multiple threats by text messaging from an ex-boyfriend, who made direct threats against students of the high school. According to police, the investigation revealed the threats stemmed from the suspect being upset over a recent breakup with the student. Through an overnight investigation, the suspect was identified as Nicholas Stevens, of the 2700 block of Elder Lane in Franklin Park. At approximately 1 a.m. Stevens was taken into custody at his home, and he was taken to the Antioch Police Department where he was charged with the following: • Harassment through elec-

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Bill Price has a history of mentoring kids in the area. He spent 40 years coaching baseball and gymnastics at Westosha Central High School in Paddock Lake, Wis., and was also a volunteer baseball coach at Wilmot (Wis.) Union High School. He is beginning a new chapter in that history and taking his passion for mentoring and coaching kids in gymnastics to Spring Grove where he and business partner, Jill Clark Matta, have opened Westosha Legacy Athletic Club at 2449 Pierce Drive in Spring Grove. Price graduated from Central High School in 1970. He has six brothers and sisters who also graduated from Central. Clark-Matta is from Twin Lakes, Wis., and has two girls in the program, Alayna Matta and Hannah Clark. The girls are students at Randall School. The space for WLAC is more 10,000 square feet. This is a much larger space than where Price coached previ-

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1996 H.D. ROAD KING Complete chrome front-end New brake pads, rotor, tires Tour pak luggage rack with backrest rear light bracket $4,900 847-2548459 (Racine).

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Bristol to fill the boot Aug. 27 Fire department hopes to make it annual event

By Jason Arndt STAFF WRITER

Even though the Jerry Lewis Labor Day telethon came to an end in 2015, the battle against muscular dystrophy continues, and some area fire departments have stepped up to raise funds. The 24-hour telethon that ran for 61 years stopped production last year, citing a need for new and creative fundraising methods including the now famous Ice Bucket Challenge, according to several national news sources. Bristol, Wis., Fire and Rescue is looking to raise awareness and funds on Saturday, Aug. 27 at highways 45 and 50 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. All proceeds from the department’s Fill the Boot campaign go directly to the Muscular Dystrophy Association, according to Bristol Firefighter/EMT Chris Medlock. “Every penny raised through Fill the Boot goes directly to MDA, and all personnel participating in collecting donations are volunteers,” Medlock said. “This event does not financially benefit the fire department in any way.” The proceeds, he said, will bolster research efforts, maintaining educational materials, and enhance clinical trials and new medications. While fire departments have participated in the campaign for about 60 years, Bristol Fire and Rescue looks to make it an annual event, after they raised more than $5,000

last year. “Bristol Fire and Rescue has been participating intermittently for a number of years, but decided in 2015 to participate annually moving forward,” stated Medlock, who has been with the department for eight years. The Fill the Boot campaign is not their only contribution, however, after the department pitched in at an MDA camp at Lake Wonderland in Camp Lake earlier in the summer. At Camp Wonderland, Medlock reports that Department coordinator Karla Creuziger and another Bristol member offered interactive activities to children and adults, including a tour of some fire trucks. “They brought our Rescue Engine to participate in the Camp’s parade, and were able to spend the morning fishing, playing baseball and looking at area fire apparatus alongside some of the campers,” Medlock stated. As they contribute to the cause in several ways, Medlock acknowledged their efforts are just a small part of a larger picture. “Standing on the corner collecting donations in a fire boot is the very least we can do to support these individuals,” he said. Another area fire department, Town of Salem Fire and Rescue, held their Fill the Boot campaign earlier. However, it was cut short due to weather, Salem Fire Chief Mike Slover reported.

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Cosmetologist and hairstylist Nichole Bustamante gets a few last minute instructions from Lucien Wilcox, 4, before he gets coiffed at the fourth visit of The Antioch Traveling Closet to the Antioch Senior Center, 817 Holbek Dr., on Sunday. Bustamante was one of five hairstylists who donated their time and talents at the charity event.

The time is now to help

Sister moves to help struggling brother Dear W.C., I am writing in hope you can help my brother. He lives alone out of state and is going through treatment for cancer. It started out as prostate cancer several years ago and just seems to keep spreading even though he has been through many treatments. Now it has spread to his bones and lungs. He is starting chemotherapy again and radiation but I worry about him living all alone with no one there to help him. I have been trying to get everything settled in my life here so I can move to live with my brother and care for him. We both just need a little help to make this all work out. My brother is behind in his utilities and rent because of some of the alternative therapies he is using to try to control the pain and make the chemotherapy tolerable. Of course, they are not covered by his health insurance even though they make a huge difference in his ability to live through this next round of treatment. I need to have my car repaired so I can drive there safely and have a vehicle to transport him to his medical appointments. There are no organizations like The Time Is Now to Help where he lives so you are our only hope. Dear readers, It saddens me to think we are the only organization that would help this man while

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he is putting up the fight for his life. We have helped many people while they undergo treatment for cancer. It is oftentimes grueling and very debilitating. It takes every ounce of our fellow creations’ strength to get through these treatments and try to just get through the day. Getting to work is most often not even possible. If there are alternative therapies that can possibly make a cancer patient’s days more tolerable, reduce pain, relieve some of the symptoms from chemotherapy and give them the will to live once more, we should be embracing these therapies. Instead our health insurance chooses to only cover the expenses of surgeries, chemotherapies and radiations, the traditional routes to killing cancer. If you are fighting for your life, you will be looking beyond just killing the cancer, you will be looking to achieve a quality of life you cannot just tolerate but still hopefully enjoy. The out-of-pocket expense for these alternatives is often worth it to many cancer patients because of the enhanced quality of life it allows them to have. I have

seen people sell all their possessions and go through a lifetime of savings because they still have hope that they will beat this terrible disease. I called the sister who wrote this letter of request for her sick brother. We agreed to meet at her apartment to talk about any options of assistance we could provide to prevent the brother from becoming homeless and also to see if there was a way we could help the sister move to care for her brother. The sister was already crying when we began our conversation on the phone. I knew this would be an emotional home visit. I arrived at the townhouse where the sister lived. She met me at the door, as I wanted to meet her outside and look at her car in need of repairs. We introduced ourselves as we walked to her garage. I started her car and made some notes with questions for our mechanic. The car was not in bad shape. I noted the tires needed replacing. After looking over the car, I asked the woman if she would like to sit and talk at a picnic table I noticed outside. She agreed, so we moved over to the table to speak. I asked the woman if she had any pictures of her brother. She said, “I have many pictures as he has been sharing with me from his phone all he is going through.” I asked

about her brother and their relationship. The woman said, “I think my brother and I are so close because we are twins. We are both 60, never married and have no children. It is strange how many similarities we have.” The woman showed me many pictures of her brother from the time they were younger to the present. I could see the cancer had taken a toll on him physically over the past two years. The weight loss was dramatic. I asked the woman why she had not moved sooner and she said she had been looking for a job by her brother. “I have been always careful with my income and have lived very frugally. My brother did also, but he has had to use all his savings to pay for his co-pays and for the other therapies he has tried. He had to sell his condo because he could not keep up with the payments and just broke even, so now he is renting. Now he is behind in his rent and utilities. I can’t afford to pay both my bills and his, so I must move out there as soon as possible.” I asked why she did not consider moving her brother here. She shared that her brother did not want to change doctors at this point in his treatment. I asked the sister about her plan for moving. She had someone who was interested in purchasing her townhome when she was ready to move. She was planning on

selling most of her furniture. She would have a little left over once she paid off her mortgage. These funds she planned on using for her moving and living expenses until she began her new job and to help pay rent and utilities with her brother. The woman said, “It is really my brother I wish for you to help. He needs to have the threat of eviction and utility disconnection removed from his daily worries. I also worry about my car making the long trip to Oregon. I will just feel so much better once I’m there and able to help. He has no one to cook for him or drive him to appointments. We both know this next round of treatment is his only hope for survival, but he is hesitant to do this on his own.” I thought how frightening and sad it would be to have to go through something so difficult all alone, without any help from family. Thanks to all of you this brother would have his sister by his side as he tried to fight for his life. I asked the woman to call her brother so I could talk to him on the phone. She said, “I told him about you but he really didn’t believe there was such an organization like The Time is Now to Help. I told him to go to your website and he couldn’t believe it. He will be so surprised when I put you on the phone.” She dialed the phone and after

speaking to her brother for a few minutes, she put me on the phone with him. I put the phone on speaker so the sister could hear our conversation. I introduced myself and asked the brother how he was feeling. After a few minutes of polite conversation, I could hear the brother was crying. I watched as the sister heard this too, and her own eyes filled with tears. The brother said, “I try to be strong for my sister. There are many times I wanted to give up and not go through any more treatment, but she has encouraged me to continue on. When I was all alone, couldn’t pay my bills and was living in constant pain, I wondered why I was still here. I never thought it would be possible for my sister to move here to help me. I can’t believe I have never met you, yet you want to help me too. You are giving me the strength to fight again. I thought it was gone, but now I have something to look forward to. God bless you and your organization.” We all were crying then and the brother was crying so hard, he could no longer speak. After a minute I said, “It is time for us to wipe our tears and get to work.” We all found it difficult to do that, but there was much information I needed yet to complete our financial assistance. After a long phone

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History lesson for a new year Local school district dates to 1843 By Sandra Landen Machaj CORRESPONDENT

When students throughout the Antioch area returned to class this week, they were keeping alive a local commitment to education that dates back to the birth of Illinois. As another school year begins for local students and teachers, it’s a good time to look at the history of education in Antioch and Illinois. In the year 1818, Illinois became the 21st state. Its population was noted to be less than 50,000. Education was quickly addressed by the new state. The Enabling Act of 1818 provided the establishment of state government. One of the early actions was the requirement that the 16th section in each congressional township be set aside for school support. That land was to be sold, rented, or farmed with the proceeds used within the township for the support of schools. Discover the

Just one year later, its first academies, considered to be the forerunners of our current high school system were established in three locations in southern Illinois, Edwardsville, Belleville and Carlyle. School districts created When the Illinois Legislature passed the Free School Act in 1825, it called for common schools to be provided in each county. The counties were thus given permission to create school districts and levy the taxes needed to support these schools. This law also allocated 2 percent of all state income to be used for school support. Voters of the district were to meet annually to establish the tax rate for the school, not to exceed 0.5 percent and not to exceed $10 per person per year. The schools were to be overseen by three trustees. Each school district had to contain a minimum of 15 families. Around 1843, Antioch established a school district and built a school in downtown Antioch near the site

of the current elementary school. This small school was sufficient to meet the needs of the community until 1892. At that time the second school in Antioch was built. The new school was a two-story brick building with four separate rooms, two on each floor. In 1915, 23 years after the completion of the new modern school, officials decided that they needed to bring the building into the 20th century where indoor plumbing was becoming the standard. Also that year marked the beginning of high school classes being offered in Antioch. Only the first two years of high school subjects were offered previously. High school is built A separate high school was built in 1915 at 1133 Main Street. The high school was originally named Antioch Township High School and was dedicated on March 24, 1916. In June, six students who had been attending high school classes in the grammar school building graduated as the first class.

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This two-story brick building was the second elementary school in Antioch. Built in 1892, it continued to be used by the district until 1972 when a new school was built. It was then used for storage until rented by the Lakes Region Historical Society for use as their museum.

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tioch Upper Grade School is the district’s junior high. The district had a registration of 3,010 students in all grades for the 2015-2016 academic year.

The Fourth Annual Color Aloft Balloon Festival at Central Park, 250 Library Lane, Grayslake, is from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Saturday. Visitors will find musical entertainment, a Civil War Era baseball game, children’s activities, storytelling, and business booths. There are no food vendors, so attendees are advised to bring a picnic meal. Parking is available

at Grayslake Central High School, Grayslake Middle School, Grayslake Aquatic Center, and Grayslake Library. All times are approximate and weather dependent. The event is presented by the Village of Grayslake, Grayslake Park District, and Grayslake Chamber of Commerce. For more information, visit www.grayslakechamber.com.

event newcomers Too White Crew will perform at the event.

Touch-a-Truck event slated

The Lindenhurst Park District has organized a free Touch-a-Truck event from 10 a.m. to noon on Saturday, Aug. 27, at the Lippert Community Center parking lot, 2200 E. Grass Lake Road, Lindenhurst. Kids of all ages are welcome to see, climb, and explore vehicles from dump trucks to fire engines. For more information, call (847) 356-6011 or visit www.lindenhurstparks.org/.

Rules of the Road review course offered

Grant Township and Illinois Secretary of State are offering the Rules of the Road Review Course at 10 a.m. on Friday, Oct. 7, at the Town Hall, 26725 W. Molidor Road, Ingleside. The course is designed to give drivers, especially senior citizens and persons with disabilities, the knowledge and confidence needed to renew or obtain a driver’s license. The review course combines an explanation of the driving exam with a practice written exam. Call Grant Township at (847) 740-2233 to register for this class.

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Traveling closet returns

Area residents look for back-to-school items during the fourth visit of The Antioch Traveling Closet to the Antioch Senior Center, 817 Holbek Dr., on Saturday. Lisa Fisher, who conceived and organizes the charity event, gets assistance from residents and businesses that provide new and slightly used clothing at no cost to needy residents. In addition to the clothing and toiletries, including a donation of $1,000 worth of toilet paper by Gillespie Ford, five professional hairdressers were on hand to cut hair for no charge.

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