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Adam Ring of Antioch is surrounded by a Conga line of pretty girls while he traverses the hallways during last year’s Antioch Parks and Recreation Daddy-Daughter Dance held at the Antioch Upper Grade School, 800 Highview Drive. This year’s daddy-daughter event takes place at the same location on Saturday. The theme for the evening’s event will be “Country Square Dance.” Hundreds of girls, young women, dads, granddads, and substitute dads attend the popular event each year. Each attendee receives a commemorative photo, ice cream sundae, and a special gift. Tickets were still available early this week at the Parks and Recreation office, 806 Holbek Drive. Call the office at (847) 395-2160 for information.

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The sharing of resources between the Antioch Fire Department and the First Fire Protection District 1 continues to move forward under the leadership of the Antioch Joint Fire Committee. The committee met on Jan. 20 and discussed its mission statement, goals of the committee now that the referendum has passed and the use of the nearly $250,000 that the two agencies received from the dissolution of the Antioch Rescue Squad. The Antioch Fire Department and fire protection district own four aging ambulances and seven heart monitor-defibrillators – Lifepaks – that are 15 years old and out of date. The group discussed the possibility of purchasing a 2015 low mileage ambulance with a power-assisted cot and Lifepak for less than

the total amount donated and developing a lease-to-buy plan for the other ambulances as it came time to replace them. Since this purchase is more than $20,000, Carolyn Van Patten, treasurer of fire protection district, requested that Fire Chief John Nixon ask for other bids for the purchase, which he reported he had done. According to Nixon, the cost of a life pack is $30,000 and a power cot is $12,000. Those attending the Jan. 20 Antioch Joint Fire Committee meeting affirmed the goal of uniting as one fire service. Committee Chairman Matt Tabar commented, “It’s good that we have a large crowd. Its important that everyone knows how this group functions.” He said the committee is a vehicle that works between the village and the fire protection district. “We can be an important adjunct to the governmental agreement.” Tabar explained that this committee has members from both governmental bodies can work and re-

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A Round Lake police officer revived an overdose victim using Naloxone late last month, marking the 50th life saved since the program was rolled out by the Lake County Opioid Initiative in late 2014. The save involving officer Matt Lyons took place on Jan. 23. It was the second such save for Lyons, who was the first officer in Round Lake Park to save a life while administering naloxone to an overdose victim. “Fifty lives saved and hundreds of families and friends have been impacted,” said Chief George Filenko, Chief of the Round Lake Park Police Department. “Change is occurring due to a small group of individuals that came together with an idea. We have achieved our goals beyond our expectations.” The Naloxone Police Program was implemented in November 2014. The Lake County Health Department conducted training sessions at their facility and also at the Mundelein Police Department. The program is a partnership between nearly 40 law enforcement agencies, the Lake County States Attor-

ney’s Office, the Lake County Sheriff’s Office, the Lake County Board, and the Lake County Health Department. The first life saved was by the Deerfield Police Department on Christmas Day 2014. “It is fitting that this milestone save was achieved by the department of one of the founding members of our Initiative,” said Mike Nerheim, Lake County State’s Attorney and Cofounder of the Lake County Opioid Initiative. “While I am encouraged by, and proud of our progress, one life lost to this epidemic is one too many. There are however, a lot of people that are alive today that would not be if it weren’t for this wonderful program. I am also proud to be part of a team that cares so deeply about the Lake County community,”

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Ever wonder how much grandma’s old serving tray is worth? What about that heirloom oil painting or turn-ofthe-century shawl? The McHenry County Historical Society and Museum will host an Antique Appraisal Day from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 27, at the museum, 6422 Main St., Union. People may reserve a 10-minute slot in advance by calling the museum at (815) 923-2267. You must arrive at least 15 minutes prior to your scheduled time to confirm your appointment and pay. Walk-ins also are welcome on a first-come, first-served basis – pending time and scheduling constraints. The cost is $5 for each object with a maximum of three appraisals per individual. Thanks to the generosity of the appraisers, all proceeds benefit the nonprofit historical society. Antiques will be appraised by the following professionals: • Debbie and Jim McArd-

le, owners of Iron Horse Antiques & Appraisers in Crystal Lake – Art, photography, textiles, holiday items, documents, country store advertising, pre-1920 American flags Debbie McArdle has been an antiques collector since 1970 and an antiques dealer since 1978. Her husband, Jim, joined her in the business in 1996. They specialize in pre-1920 American antiques and currently sell at Colonial Antique Mall in Woodstock, as well as at various antiques shows around the country. They are members of the Chicago Suburban Antiques Dealers Association, Wisconsin Antique Dealers Association and the Northern Illinois Antiques Dealers Association. • Lynne Eltrevoog, Union – China and glass Eltrevoog, a collector for more than 45 years and a dealer for 25 years, managed the former On The Square Antique Mall in Walworth, Wis. for 18 years and has been a

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shaking his paw. I said he will do it – for the right price, or in this case cat treats. I’m sure there will come a time when his hatred for cat tricks overcomes his desire for treats. At that point he will probably give in to his cat instincts and attempt to kill me. For now, though, I still have the upper hand. Jill Pertler is an awardwinning syndicated columnist, published playwright and author. She invites readers to follow the Slices of Life page on Facebook.

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For the first time in nearly 80 years, the name Stopa will not be attached to the Wilmot Mountain brand, after Vail Resorts purchased the western Kenosha County, Wis., ski hill in a sale announced by the company in late January. “We are thrilled to welcome Wilmot Mountain to the Vail Resorts family,” said Rob Katz, chairman and chief executive officer in a news release. Kelly Ladyga, Vice Pres-

ident of Corporate Communications, declined to comment on the terms and length of negotiations with Stopa LLC. Walter Stopa launched Wilmot Mountain in 1938, when it had just a single towrope, and by the 1950s the ski hill received recognition as one of the most successful ski areas in the Midwest. Wilmot Mountain was the first in the region to develop snowmaking and rubber hoses, aluminum pips and sprinkler heads, according to the release.

Currently, the mountain offers 25 trails, four terrain parks, a ski and snowboard school and a ski-racing program with 23 lanes. Vail Resorts plans to add more features to the ski hill, which will be its third urban area in the Midwest, along with Minneapolis and Detroit. Features will include revamping and updating the terrain parks, adding more coaching and instruction for all levels, expanded dining and entertainment options at the base area along with ded-

icated race programs. the ownership With change, Taylor Ogilvie will take over as the general manager, replacing Dennis Sheen. According to Sheen’s online professional profile, he served in the same position for about 10 years. Ladyga declined to discuss Sheen’s new role, noting that Vail Resorts is reviewing the complex operations. “We are currently assessing the needs of the organization and how the manage-

ment team will be structured in the future,” Ladyga said. “Dennis is currently working and helping us understand the way the resort operates,” Ladyga added. Ogilvie is originally from Chicago and grew up skiing at Wilmot Mountain, and held the same position at Michigan’s Mt. Brighton since 2013, according to the press release. In the press release, Katz offered thanks to the Stopa family for keeping the ski hill open for more than 75 years.

“Wilmot is steeped in skiing tradition and enjoys tremendous brand recognition among Chicago and Milwaukee skiers and snowboarders, thanks to the passion and dedication of the Stopa family over the last 75 years,” the release states. With Wilmot Mountain as Vail Resorts’ newest acquisition, people purchasing the company’s Epic Pass and Epic Local Pass for the 2016-17 can also connect with Vail’s other ski complexes in Colorado, Utah and Lake Tahoe.

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What’s a Zam-bone-ski?

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Alan Dunski (left) and Kevin Kusters pose with the Zam-bone-ski, an ice groomer they built from repurposed equipment. The machine keeps the surface of the new ice rink smooth and safe for skaters.

The Silver Lake, Wis., ice rink is up and running, but like all ice rinks, it needs to be maintained. The Village Board and Park Commission has worked to get the ice rink installed for the fewest dollars possible and residents Alan Dunski and Kevin Kusters have teamed up to make sure its groomed without breaking the bank. The vehicle they constructed for the task – using a four-wheeler and propane tank, among other things – has been christened “Zam-bone-ski.” Other items used to create the ice groomer include a bed frame, an old water heater, a lawn cart and some PVC piping. “Everything we used was recycled and repurposed,” Dunski said. Jan. 17 was the day of the Zam-bone-ski’s maiden voyage across the ice. About a half dozen dedicated people were out in the subzero weather to clear off shavings from the ice skates before the Zam-bone-ski was released. The shavings need to be removed to allow for easier and more efficient ice grooming. “People are out there every day,” Dunski said. “Teddy Kmeic just called to ask if he could bring his ice hockey team out there. The answer was yes.” The rink is large enough to host hockey and family skating. “Just be smart about sharing the rink,” he said. Earlier this month, Silver Lake residents discovered vandalism to the rink. Several people with shoe sizes that appeared to range from a man’s 10 to a man’s 14 had stomped through the inch of slush, in some

areas breaking through the ice. The hard freeze that occurred shortly after held the footprints and crags and valleys created. Dunski said that he and several others spent more than 12 hours scraping the damage off the rink. “I worked at this along with the Kusters family, Bruce (Nopenz), Erik (Erickson), Doug (Randolph), Jim (Christiansen) and a couple Silver Lake families that showed up to ice skate,” he said. Dunski said he had to purchase a specialized shovel and a scraper from Nice Rink in Genoa City. Nice Rink is the manufacturer of the liner and ice rink system. Dunski said that there was enough money to cover the less than $100 to purchase the necessary equipment. The main concern, explained Dunski, was possible damage to the liner. A replacement costs about $800. “It doesn’t appear that the liner was damaged,” Dunski said in a telephone interview, “but we won’t really know until spring when the rink thaws.” The rink is currently open for use until the thaw. “People should use common sense,” Dunski said. “If the ice looks like it’s getting darker, it’s soft and people should stay off. Make sure the ice is hard.” Dunski said that this ice rink has brought unity to the village. “Everyone is saying that this rink is a great idea. We haven’t had this much agreement in the village in a long time. We have had more people on this ice rink than attending any other event in this village in a long time. If folks aren’t skating, they are driving by to see it.”

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Firemen in the future no longer stop fires, but start them by burning books. One of them has forbidden doubts and the consequences are great. This scenario will be presented in a special two-hour radio play adaptation of Ray Bradbury’s “Fahrenheit 451” by RG Productions and directed by Ed Godula, exclusively for PM&L’s stage in Antioch. The performance is scheduled for Sunday, Feb. 28, at 2:30 p.m. and will feature multimedia and live sound effects. RG Productions is an award-winning group based in Kenosha, Wis., home to the legendary stage, radio and film icon, Orson Welles, and performs on stages and historical and modern venues throughout southeast Wisconsin and northern Illinois. According to the show’s producer, Nita Hunter, the “Fahrenheit 451” story was never made into a radio play like many of Bradbury’s other stories, so Godula had to turn to the text to create one. “’Fahrenheit 451’s’ messages of freedom

and speech, and the consequences of losing them, still resonates today,” says Godula. “We think that the power of Ray Bradbury’s words, our sound and film enhancements and, most importantly, the commitment and talent of our actors make this a radio play not to be missed.” The show features the following RG Productions members: Arsene Gerber, Kandy Helson, Jim Kollar, Tina Paukstelis, Jay Rattle and Amy-Louise Seyller. The show is appropriate for all ages. Tickets are $10 for general seating. To reserve tickets directly through the box office, call (847) 395-3055. The box office is open Monday through Thursday, from 6 to 8 p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m. to noon and oneand-a-half hours before curtain on show dates. For further information on the show and RG productions, visit www.rgaudioproductions.com. PM&L Theatre is located at 877 N. Main Street, Antioch.

Bishop appointed circuit court judge Christen L. Bishop has been appointed a Lake County Circuit Court judge effective Feb. 1. “Judge Bishop’s legal skills and trial experience, professionalism and conscientiousness will positively continue to well serve the Lake County community,” Chief Judge Jorge Ortiz said. Bishop appointment is effective until Dec. 3, 2018. To maintain the circuit judge position after Dec. 3, 2018, Bishop will have to be nominated in the March 2018 primary and elected in the November 2018 general election. Bishop’s appointment by the Supreme Court fills the

last of the three recent vacancies due to the retirements in January of circuit judges John T. Phillips, George Bridges and Christopher C. Starck. Appointed as associate judge in September 2012, Bishop was assigned to the traffic/misdemeanor division, serving in Mundelein Branch Court from October 2012 to July 2014. In 2014, she moved to Bond Court in the criminal felony division where she currently serves. During her 17 years as a former Lake County assistant state’s attorney, Bishop tried many serious and high profile cases before juries and judges. She served as a division chief

for the Juvenile Trial and Special Investigations divisions, while also acting as a supervising attorney for the Lake County Children’s Advocacy Center. Bishop received her undergraduate degree from the University of Illinois and earned her Juris Doctor from the University of Illinois College of Law in 1994. She is a member of the Lake County and Illinois State Bar Associations, the Illinois Judges Association, the Lake County Chiefs of Police Association and the Jefferson Inn. Bishop is married to Lake County attorney Gregory Nikitas, and they have two children.

College news UW-Whitewater: The following students were named to the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater dean’s list for the 2015 fall semester: Richmond: Emily Lanigan, Hayley Wiers, Renae Schwind, Miranda Perkins, Matthew Kazimier, Nicole

Voter ID cards sent to residents

In December, every Lake County registered voter was mailed a new Voter’s Certificate of Registration card. The card, often referred to as a “voter ID card,” includes voter’s name and address, districts serving the address and Election Day voting site. If the card is inaccurate or you have questions, residents are asked to call the Voter Services Department at (847) 377-2410.

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(Continued from front page) search together and then station is open 24/7 was a make recommendations to promise we made and kept if both boards. He said that the referendum passed.” this is a better process than This also allows fire proone board hearing some- tection district board memthing and deciding and then bers and district Adminissending the issue to the next trator Ted Josephiak ease of board. communication with Nixon. Tabar also suggested the In the past, the village mission statement of the and fire protection district committee be changed to split the cost of Stations 1 reflect those goals already and 2, while the fire protecmet, such as the EMS refer- tion district bore the cost of endum passing. Station 3 alone. Under the The fire protection dis- new agreement all costs are trict has moved its offices shared 50/50 by the village and meetings to Fire Station and fire district. 1, located on Holbeck Drive. According to Tabar, these “Since Station 3 is oper- changes make it easier for the ating 24/7,” Tabar said in an Antioch Fire Department and earlier interview, “we can’t fire protection district to opermeet there because it’s occu- ate in a unified manner to betpied. And making sure that ter service all area residents.

name and address. Voter registration is also available at the Lake County Clerk’s office, online at www. LakeCountyClerk.info or through the Illinois Department of Motor Vehicles when updating a driver’s license. For more voter registration information, visit the Clerk’s website, contact the Voter Services department at VoterRegistration@lakecountyil.gov or call (847) 377-2410.

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tioch Fire Department service area. The Joint Fire Committee will be working to develop recommendations to the fire protection district board and Village Board regarding to the best use of the funds. The squad has donated funds remaining from the Dolly Spiering Fund to several Antioch community services organizations. Those funds went to the Antioch Open Arms Mission, the

PM&L Theater, the Antioch Historical Society, and the Antioch Area Healthcare Accessibility Alliance. In winding down its business, the squad’s leaders said it is important to continue the altruistic spirit of community service that has so motivated squad volunteers for the 75 years it served the residents of Antioch. Squad leaders believe this distribution of its funds will benefit the Antioch community and its residents for years to come.

Rescue Squad dissolves, donates funds to community CORRESPONDENT

After 75 years of service to Antioch area residents, the Antioch Rescue Squad has formally dissolved and donated its remaining funds to various entities in the greater Antioch community. The squad donated $245,746 to the Village of Antioch and First Fire Protection District 1 equally. The funds are to be used to provide emergency medical services within the An-

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significantly reduced overdose death rates as a result of prescription and heroin misuse and abuse. In 2009 there were 82 opioid-related overdose deaths, compared to 63 overdose deaths in 2015. Without the implementation of the Naloxone program, officials estimate Lake County would have had a total of 103 opiate overdose related deaths. “Sadly, many people have died for us to get to this point,” said Chelsea Laliberte, Executive Director of Live4Lali and Cofounder of the Lake County Opioid Initiatve. “We owe it to their memories and families to continue fighting for those struggling. These programs are proof that when communities come together to do the right thing, change can occur. “As we’ve always said, no one deserves to die from something as preventable and reversible as a drug overdose,” she added. “With continued awareness and progress, our hope is that every person in Lake County will become aware of the laws, programs and services supporting them.” For more information, visit www.opioidinitiative.org or www.drugfreelakecounty.org.

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Nippersink Middle School announces first semester honor roll Constance Duncan, Samantha Golemba, Nicole Grant, Francis Hannigan, Lauren Hillier, Grace Holian, Payton Irslinger, Isabella Kallieris, Caroline Keim, Jesse Klicker, Cailin McCallister, Chad Norizsan, Zofia Obara, Jacob Petersen, Caitlin Pruitt, Jack Przanowski, Rachel Radke, Alaina Robinson, Hannah Schleibinger, Isabella Szelepinski, Samantha Zimmer Eighth Grade: Anne Bilik, Maggie Boro, Charles DeZanek, Tyler Hartmann, Bailey Jones, Ellie Lappen, Lilian MacLean, Taylor McBain, Jordan McCarthy, Conrad Miller, Hannelore Nestler, Lucas Novack, Maggie Ortmeyer, Simran Patel, Nicholas Porter, Darci Retherford, Victoria Rockwell, Dylan Schmidt, Manas Trivedi, Liam Weck

Johnson, Cody Klimek, Nicholas Legnaioli, Garett McInnis, Catherine Miller, Nicholas Mrozek, Alexander Novak, Sarah Osborn, Nash Piegl, Zoie Pletcher, Alexis Regh, Jacob Regh, Leland Robinson, Halle Rosentreter, Bryce Shelton, Trenton Smith Eighth Grade: Jillian Albert, Marshall Beverly, Joshua Bolger, Isabella Cecchi, Chiara Conner, Jacob Cook, Hannah Davidson, Kaila Fischer, Tyler Fossum, Jack Fritz, Eric Gordon, Thomas Griffin, Aidan Hannigan, Mark Hellier, Rebecca Highley, Matthew Hood, Camille Husko, Kendal Kerrigan, Isabel Larsen, Caden Lindholm, Maxx Lomas, Connor Lucas, Mae Luce, Cassandra Luedke, Payton May, Austin Mazur, Michael McGrath, Xander McGlothlin, Lee McGowan, Milena Novakovic, Trevor Reule, Pierce Rockwell, Taylor Schneider, Deanna Sookikian, Isabella Spittler, Matthew Springer, Sara Sullivan, Mallory Taylor, Jacquelyn Worthem, Anthony Zaremba, Giovanni Zullo, Mia Zupec

teer to help recruit and coordinate interested volunteers. Anyone who is interested or has questions, should email The Nippersink Middle sg4thofjuly@yahoo.com. School Music Department’s annual Spaghetti Dinner will be 2016 election dates held Tuesday, Feb. 9, from 5:15 General Primary Election to 7 p.m. in the school Cafete • March 15, 2016 ria. • Last day to register to People may save $2 with vote: Feb. 16, 2016 advance tickets by dropping off • Grace Period Registration payment clearly marked for the and Voting: First Day–Feb. Spaghetti Dinner at the Nip17, 2016; Last Day–March persink Middle School office, 15, 2016 10006 Main Street, Richmond. • Early Voting for Primary: The cost at the door is $8 First Day: Feb. 4, 2016; Last for adults, $5 for children Day–March 14, 2016 fifth grade and under. There is no charge for children 5 and General Election younger. • November 8, 2016 Take-outs are available for • Last day to register to $1 extra. Take-outs should be vote: Oct. 11, 2016 reserved by Thursday, Feb. 4. • Grace Period Registration The dinner will feature enand Voting: First Day–Oct. tertainment from the school 12, 2016; Last Day–Nov. 8, choir and band. Proceeds from the event benefit the music department.

2016 • Early Voting for Election: Honorable Mention: First Day–Sept. 29, 2016; Sixth Grade: Sophie Becker, Amber Bertuccioli, Emma Last Day–Nov. 7, 2016 Bertuccioli, Catherine Bowerman, Bronwyn Bregenzer,

Campbell, Hayden Christiansen, Becca Cook, Rachel Cook, Rylee Copenharve, Kelsey Dean, Danielle Deckert, Ryan Eskuri, Layla Falah, Mia Finnen, Ethan Fischer, Jessica Gathman, Caden Gort, Brianne Grandt, Kaileigh Grossman, Jack Hayden, Ashton Hicks, Madelyn Johnson, Olivia Kallieris, Trevor Kappel, Sanya Komin, Olivia Lucas, Kai Marquette, Sarah McClellan, Jenna McCue, Sydney Meyer, Jason Miller, Patrick Mrugala, Jacob Nelson, Kaden Neuman, Mallory Pertler, Mason Raffauf, Joseph Slove, Abigail Splitt, Mikaela St. Denis, Kristopher Szumlinski, Stephen Tower, Connor Wallace, Brock Wood Seventh Grade: Caroline Adams, Aaron Anderson, Braiden Beagle, Hugo Campos, Genevieve Denkov, Rose Felch, Hailey Fish, Danielle Honors: Golemba, Abigail Graf, Gara Sixth Grade: Sammi Ack- sin Haley, Alex Harrison, erman, Lilly Alberts, Amanda Abbrielle Henson, Maxwell Allport, Jason Anderson, Ian Hilton, Jacob Huber, Ricky

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The public is invited to the Be My Valentine Dance Party at the Shores of Turtle Creek, 7908 Winn Rd., Spring Grove, on Saturday, Feb. 13, from 8 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. The event features open bar from 8 to 11 p.m., appetizers and T’s Toffee desserts and music from DJ Pete. For information on reserved seating or general admission, email info@shoresofturtlecreek.com or call (815) 675-0001.

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UW-Whitewater: The following students were named to the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater dean’s list for the 2015 fall semester: Richmond: Emily Lanigan, Hayley Wiers, Renae Schwind, Miranda Perkins, Matthew Kazimier, Nicole Wanhala Antioch: Kathryn Christy, Brandon Sanchez, Katheryn Stanley, Jessica Dziubla, Danielle Smith, Madeline Wines, Shana Harford

Everyone Ready, an online volunteer management resource, is now available at the Volunteer Center McHenry County’s Resource Library. Everyone Ready has 39 modules to help people in volunteer management or seeking careers in volunteer management. The online tool is available Monday through Thursday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the center, 620 Dakota St., Crystal Lake. To reserve a computer, call (815) 344-4483.

Jason Bruns, Kenneth Busch, Cristian Carbajal-Posada, Jimena Cruz, Summer Dziewior, Laci Falster, Hannah Fitzmaurice, Hayden Freund, Timothy Griffin, Zachary Horn, Finley Johnson, Gerrit Kaup, Davis Kelly, Allison Kessel, Daniel Leiva, Dante McGlothlin, Aidan O’Brien, Anthony O’Leary, Makaelyn Ortiz, Melanie Regnier, Michael Renier, Christopher Silberbauer, Caleb Uhwat, Saige Wilson, Evan Woods Seventh Grade: Johnathan Adler, Tyler Bieder, Kassidy Brey, Sasha Cichon, Connor Comein, Caylee Cook, Thomas Cooper, Haley Davids, Carys Delucia, Haidy Diaz Bibian, Jack DiPiero, Mitchell Durham, Lucas Eckardt, John Elder, Isabella Finnen, Darien Garbis, Skylar Gordon, Katlyn Hall, Kody Hammond, Royce Heaney, Aidan Herrick, Roger Hickey, Grant Hogan, Amber Houle, Kayla Ingalls, Maeve Kelly, Skylar Krasinski, Emily LaBelle, Timothy Lehn, Kailey Lima, Alayna Malec, Dakota Mandel, Dylan Minzey, Darcie Nestler, Madeline Noonan, Aubrey Powers, Matea Rosendahl, William Slawitschka, Jillian Smith, Jessica St. Pierre, Olivia Stahl, Michael Strauss, Griffin Taylor, Trent Turner, Matthew Van

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Fire devastates mother with disabled daughter Dear W.C., I know a woman who lives with her disabled daughter in an apartment in an older home. Yesterday her apartment was badly damaged when the apartment downstairs from her caught fire. Everything she owns was damaged by smoke, and she cannot afford to replace it. Thank God they were not home at the time of the fire. Now they need a place to live, clothing, furniture and beds. I am sure they would be very grateful for any help The Time is Now to Help can provide.

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situation for this mother and her teenage daughter with physical and learning disabilities. It wasn’t an ideal situation for them to be living somewhere that was as unsafe as their apartment either. I immediately went to the apartment to get them moved to safer shelter. When I arrived, I did not Dear readers, see much damage from the I had several voicemails fire on the outside, but I with regard to helping this know that smoke and water mother and her disabled damage can be just as bad daughter, in addition to this as fire damage. The house letter. I called the letter was dark, and it was getting writer as I did not have a dark when I arrived. I could contact phone number for smell the smoke, and there the woman, and I didn’t was a definite chill in the think she would be living air so I was glad I would be in the smoke-damaged moving them somewhere apartment. safe that night. After speaking to the I knocked on the door in friend who wrote the letter, the quiet home, and there it turns out I was wrong to was not an answer. I knew assume they were not living they had to be there so I in the apartment. Even knocked again and this with the overwhelming time shouted through the smell of smoke on every door that it was W.C. from surface, the woman and her The Time Is Now to Help. daughter were still living I had a feeling they were in the apartment. They had not authorized to be living nowhere else to go. I asked in those conditions and the friend if he had offered were probably hiding that to provide them emergency fact. I waited quietly until shelter and he shared he was they thought I had left and living with several male heard some noise coming roommates, and it would from inside. This time I not have been an ideal knocked and said, “I know

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going to start packing but I told her to leave everything behind, as we would be getting them everything they needed. The mother grabbed her purse, and I helped them out the door. We were met at the motel by two of our women volunteers. I had texted them a list of items needed to get the women through the night. I had asked the mother for both her and the daughter’s sizes so they would at least have a clean change of clothes and pajamas. The volunteers also picked up some toiletries, a hot meal for dinner and some snacks and breakfast food. I had called the motel to arrange for a room with a kitchenette, as I knew they would probably need to be there for some time until we could arrange a more permanent housing situation. The mother and daughter walked into the motel kitchenette and I could see the relief they felt not having to spend another night in the cold, dark and smoke-ruined apartment. After the volunteers showed them the items purchased and the hot meal ready for them to eat, I could see the mother and daughter were very grateful, hugging each other. They thanked the volunteers profusely for their help and said their goodbyes. The daughter was very hungry, so we set up the hot meal on the small table in the room. While the women ate hungrily, I

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finding another apartment. When she began to distress over her furniture, bedding and clothing, I told her not to worry. I told her about all of you and your generosity that allowed us to provide the assistance she would need. When I showed her our website, she was in awe over all we had accomplished together. The next few weeks were busy as the mother helped us find a suitable rental. We finally found one they could afford on their very limited income. An added bonus was a laundry room they shared with two other renters so they would no longer have the expense of a laundromat. Once the apartment was secured, we were able to purchase two twin beds for the mother and daughter’s shared bedroom. We also provided new bedding, towels and other household necessities. Once the volunteers saw the space that was left, a couch, television, small table and chairs appeared. When we asked the volunteers about these items they said, “These were just a few things I had sitting in my garage I was going to sell anyway.” When we looked at how nice they were, we knew they probably were moved to donate them to these women. After two weeks living in the motel these women were happily living in their now cozy apartment. When walking

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ne doesn’t need to spend more than a few minutes with two area business owners to get a sense of the passion and excitement they have being involved in the world of drones. Scott Parks, owner of Hounds Detectors & Hobbies in Burlington, and John Danno, owner of HobbyTown USA in Lake Geneva, agree that the business of drones has literally taken off in recent years. A drone is basically an unpiloted flying robot that operates remotely through a toggled controller or autonomously via software. Some drones use Wi-Fi signals through a cellphone while others utilize Global Positioning System (GPS.) “The quality from the cameras on them is amazing. It’s crystal clear,” Parks said. “Plus they’re really fun.” “They have really taken off and the prices have come down a lot recently,” Danno said. “It’s much more affordable now to buy a good quality drone.” Parks said one example of something drones are commonly used for is car commercials. And Parks himself uses one for his second business – an industrial power washing company. “We use the DJI Inspire 1 drone to take photos and video of job sites, before, during and after working on them. I edit the videos – it’s broken into frames – and the contractors we work with absolutely love seeing them. It gives them a very different view of the job,” Parks said. Danno said he’s sold numerous drones for use in a variety of business settings. “I’ve sold a lot to real estate agents who use them to shoot video for virtual property tours and some to the Dairy Farmers of America who used to spend hours driving around on ATVs HEATHER RUENZ Hi-Liter searching for cows,” Danno said. “Building John and Margie Danno, owners of HobbyTown USA in Lake Geneva, said helping inspectors, too. They use them to look on a roof a customer find the right drone is a goal of theirs. This summer the Dannos will offer or high-rise building in a much safer way than drone racing at their racetrack behind Showboat Theater where drones will fly around climbing up there.” obstacles in a race against time and other drones. The smallest, and cheapest drones available, for $20 to $30, don’t have a camera and are used “to simply fly around,” Parks said. “But you can buy a drone for $60 that has a camera on it – and takes good quality photos. It’s crazy,” Parks said. As of Dec. 21, 2015, anyone who owns an aircraft. So while the rules for drones may “I like to explain it this way: Mercedes Benz a drone that weighs more than .55 lbs. be different, you have the responsibility to has always been the first car company to come must register with the Federal Aviation operate safely, just as a Cessna or 747 pilot out with new safety features. But then the other Administration’s Unmanned Aircraft System does.” car companies copy them at lower costs – and before they fly outdoors, according to the FAA A safety checklist on the site lists the sometimes better ways to do it,” Danno said. website, www.faa.gov. following guidelines for flying drones: In the world of drones, Danno said, the DJI The owner must be 13 years of age or • fly below 400 feet Phantom was the first to hit the market but older (if the owner is younger than 13, a • always fly within visual line of sight over time others, including Horizon Hobby person 13 or older must register it in their • never fly over groups of people, stadiums and Yuneec, came out but in much larger name) and a U.S. citizen or legal permanent or sporting events sizes than the original DJI drones. The prices resident. • never fly within five miles of an airport begin at about $60 for a drone with a camera; The cost to register is $5 and can be without first contacting authorities $150 for one with a camera that has live-feed done through the FAA’s website. Registration • never fly near emergency response capabilities, and go up from there in price, he is valid for three years and once a person efforts receives a registration number, it can be used • never fly near other aircraft said. on all unmanned aircraft that person owns • never fly under the influence Parks said for owners of a Go-Pro camera that meet the online registration criteria. For more information about registration of, there is a newer option out there in the drone “When you fly your drone anywhere in the or regulations for operating a drone visit www. selection. nation’s airspace, you automatically become faa.gov, send an email to UAShelp@faa.gov “If you already have a Go-Pro you can get a part of the U.S. aviation system,” the FAA or call (877) 396-4636. really nice drone to use with it, that has housing website states. “Under the law, your drone is to hold the camera, for a lot less than a similarsized drone that has a camera in it,” Parks said.

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A drone comes with batteries or a battery pack, Parks said. Most drones can be charged using a USB port on a computer but the bigger ones have their own charging supply. Battery life, on average, is about 30 minutes for a larger drone; 10 minutes for a smaller one, he said. Both HobbyTown USA and Hounds Detectors & Hobbies includes training for new drone owners and pledge to help customers make the right decision in what drone to purchase for their individual needs. “It comes down to finding out what a person wants to use the drone for. There are a lot of lower priced ones that can serve a purpose just fine,” Danno said. “I want them to know how to use and I want them to actually use it.” Parks said he enjoys “talking to people about them and will be glad to help them choose what’s right for them.” Danno said some of the features people enjoy include “follow me” and “watch me.” In a drone with the “follow me” feature, it does just that, follows the person – on a walk, run or bike ride, for example. “And while some controllers are fairly large, especially those with the screen in them for the live video feed, there are binding devices that can be paired with the drone. It doesn’t show the live feed but the binding controller is smaller and can easily fit into someone’s pocket or attach to a fitness armband,” Danno said. Both Danno and Parks said the near-constant improvement in drones has been a challenge to keep up with at times and the changes keep coming. Danno said while most drones are quads, or have four blades and are best used in more open spaces, there is a newer one that has six blades and some special features. “It’s going to be out in a couple of months and has what’s called collision avoidance. In the video shot with it, it’s flying through a heavily wooded area and darting around trees. It’s amazing,” Danno said. Parks said one example of just how far drones have come is the speed some of them can travel. “One goes 100 miles per hour and the live feed is viewed through goggles. It can go down narrow nature paths and makes you feel like you’re flying through there,” Parks said. Danno said he plans to offer a new venue to drone owners this summer at a racetrack he operates behind Showboat Theater just outside of Lake Geneva. “It’s kind of a simple concept, really, using hula hoops and water noodles. The drones will follow the racetrack path and fly through things in a race. It should be really fun and is something people are very interested in,” Danno said. For more information about Hounds Detectors & Hobbies, 456 Milwaukee Ave., Burlington, visit www.houndshobbies.com or call (262) 767-7241. For more information about HobbyTown USA, 168 E. Geneva Square, Lake Geneva, visit www.hobbytown.com, or HobbyTown USA Lake Geneva, WI on Facebook or call (262) 7294053.

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Citing the large amount of evidence that must be reviewed, a lawyer for Andrew Obregon on Thursday requested more time to prepare for the accused murderer’s trial. Taking the request under consideration during the preliminary hearing, a judge set Sept. 25 as the date of a jury trial in Kenosha County (Wis.) Circuit Court. Obregon, 32, is accused of 32 crimes, which include first-degree intentional homicide of 37-year-old Tywon

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“Coming into this hearing, I had not anticipated setting a trial date,” Johnson said. “But I know from the state’s perspective, there are a lot of witnesses and a lot of moving parts, that they want a trial date set.” Johnson, who did not object to setting a trial date, expressed concern it would set an unreasonable timeline to compile a witness list. “Under these circumstances, it would be difficult to comply with, and I am asking the court to consider granting an extension, so we could provide a witness list,” Johnson said. “There is a just paper discovery, itself is very large, but the electronic discovery is massive, for lack of better word,” Johnson added. Deadline for a witness list is April 1, with a motion hearing to follow on April 15. Obregon eluded capture for weeks last fall, leaving residents in Western Kenosha County – where he was believed to hiding – on edge. He was captured Oct. 13 in

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According to the National Fire Protection Association, the keeper of fire statistics, the risk of fires in a home are greatest from December to February with half of the annual fires reported during this period. Jason Witte, captain of Salem Fire and Rescue Station 4 in Silver Lake, Wis., said a homeowner is the first

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