Crystal Lake, IL News

• Crystal Lake, IL News
• Scattered power outages affect Prairie Ridge graduation
• McHenry County under flood advisory
• CL battle of the bands Friday at Main Beach
• South Elementary students salute vets
• McHenry County a maze of roadwork
• Work to move Ford School to begin in June
• CL’s Main, West beaches Open
• Prosecutors allege pattern of sex with former Woodstock North teacher
• Helping Paws seeks
 garage sale donations
• Miss Huntley Pageant to be June 1
• Choice seats at Wonder Lake school
• Crystal Lake school's Memorial Day program a long tradition
• Buddha Day celebrates opening of new temple
• Huntley extends bus deal for Rutland senior citizens
• VFW seeks help in identifying veterans’ graves
• Huntley Farmers Market kicks off today
• Marijuana taken from grow house in Solon Mills
• McHenry Police Department to run roadside checks
• Prosecutors say teacher had sex with 2nd student
• Police said they found 48 pot plants in home
• Registration near for CL summer reading event
• WOODSTOCK – A Wonder Lake man is to appear
• Fourth-grader’s art on display at Boeing center
• Lakewood buys 43.8-acre parcel for development
• Driver Services closed Saturday
• Openings available for cardiovascular screen
• Lakewood to show off remodeled clubhouse
• Fire badly damages three Crystal Lake condo units
• Courthouse future high on list in Woodstock
• LITH looks to oust injured officer
• ID sought for 'suspicious man'
• Spring Grove students launch weather balloon
• Vendors sought for chamber’s SportsFest on Aug. 19
• In a class of their own: Parents key to home-schoolers' success
• Lakewood works to extend fire protection agreement
• Photo contest to showcase recreation
• McHenry County lawmakers split votes on Medicaid cuts
• Tryon's plastic recycling bill falls just short in House
• Police searching for man from 'suspicious' incident
• Firefighters battle condo blaze in CL
• Police: Man tried to manipulate drug test
• McHenry County under wind advisory
• McHenry County under wind advisory, high fire danger
• Woodstock center plans Backpack Walk-a-thon
• McHenry Warrior Booster Club golf to benefit athletes
• Wealth of teaching retiring in Wonder Lake
• Robber gets cash at Fifth Third Bank
• Motorists near Marlowe reminded to be cautious
• District 15 OKs two new playgrounds, upkeep
• Algonquin pool passes still offered at discount
• Family Health Partnership Clinic finalist for $100,000
• McHenry woman picks $50,000 winner at Harvard Moose Lodge
• Bill passes to limit special prosecutors
• Walkup Avenue closures today and Friday
• Cary artist Kris Blum to open new exhibit
• Wine walk planned in Richmond
• House budget may bite McHenry County schools
• McHenry library seeks board candidates
• MCC to offer classes in Harvard
• Bill to limit special prosecution costs clears senate
• Man gets jail term for CL reckless homicide
• Deputy makes more allegations against McHenry County sheriff
• Lakewood, Woodstock Fire hint at extension
• Applicants sought for housing authority board
• Police believe known burglary group responsible for Sun City burglaries
• Opt-out energy letters mailed
• Police: Injured teen in street fell off bike
• Replica ‘Kiss’ statue at McHenry park today
• Fifth Run and Roll Track Meet set for June 6
• Homeless man held in beating of girlfriend
• Harvard grads recall good times
• McHenry County housing group loses sponsor
• Wonder Lake resident pushes back on rising taxes
• Algonquin’s Riverside Plaza development stumbles, again
• McHenry County homeless man held in beating of girlfriend
• Beyond the blues: Mothers should know signs of postpartum depression, seek help
• Harvard grads recall good times
• Charges filed in vehicle incident; Woodstock pair accused of theft in hit-and-run
• Pushing back on rising taxes
• Homeless man charged with battering, restraining woman
• Police: Injured Cary teen fell off bike
• Raid turns up drugs, guns, fighting roosters
• Man starts jail term in car-surfing death
• Readers are Leaders to make stop June 6
• McHenry County residents help Joplin rebuild
• Hospice program 
specifically for veterans
• Cary teen found injured in street
• MCC to host its 23rd 
annual golf invitational
• Reading skills programs start in June at MCC
• Island Lake summer camps to begin
• Two charged in hit-and-run, theft in Woodstock
• Answers sought at bloody scene in Woodstock
• MCC, Light Center to teach animal therapy
• McHenry County Mental Health Board rethinks funding for ’13
• McHenry County team helps reclaim lives a year after twister
• 
McHenry County site 
of Marines convention
• McHenry council OKs permit for outdoor flea market
• Tax not McHenry County College's first choice to grow
• Man connected to Carrick case died from overdose
• Man takes plea in car-surfing death
• Police investigate after Woodstock man found with head injury
• Police: Fighting roosters, drugs seized at Woodstock home
• Couple injured in motorcycle crash
• Woodstock seniors say their goodbyes one last time
• Decorated R-B class is principal's farewell
• Big steps taken by small class at Alden-Hebron
• Walkup Road closure postponed
• Memorial project is a labor of love
• Looking forward
• Thunderstorm warning for McHenry County expires
• State sides with union on wages
• McHenry library announces upcoming closures
• County to host open house on green infrastructure plan
• CL Park District to offer child care program
• First United volunteers spruce up Marengo park
• Riverside developer to give update
• Camp Algonquin rebirth in the works
• Peasely: Memorial Day kicks off in Square
• Police take part in Illinois Click It or Ticket campaign
• MCC to offer information session on IRS tax debt
• Effort looking up to save Spring Grove fireworks
• Hampshire seniors ‘create an identity they can be proud of’
• New challenges await Dundee-Crown Class of 2012
• Jacobs grads encouraged to embrace change
• Faith Lutheran graduates told to stick to their beliefs
• Woodstock North graduates savor their night
• Making sense 
of gas dollars
• District 156 aide files harassment lawsuit
• More cocaine leads to third set of drug charges
• Church gives bikes to students
• Big finish Sunday for Girls on the Run
• District 47 studying full-day kindergarten
• Kane County jury convicts 
man of child sex abuse
• Lakewood family digs dachshunds
• Plant sale to benefit veteran services
• Walk seeks cure for muscular dystrophy
• Man charged with stabbing in Union
• Suit charges teacher with sexual harassment
• C'ville police seek help to find missing woman
• Sewer line warranties to be offered in Woodstock
• Woodstock man gets 24 years for rapes of child
• Two on County Board hold out on disclosure
• Lake in the Hills teacher’s last bell
• Work on Algonquin 
bypass starts Monday
• Two on McHenry County Board hold out on disclosure
• CL woman guilty of attempted murder
• Crystal Lake woman guilty of attempted murder
• Landmark Mineola Hotel to close indefinitely
• Fox Lake's landmark Mineola Hotel to close indefinitely
• Blago aide to serve time in McHenry County Jail
• Bomb victim to talk about trauma, triumph
• County Board OKs 3-year circuit clerk union contract
• D-158 going digital in reading
• 3 men arrested on drug charges
• Man gets 24 years for rapes of child
• Renovation complete at McHenry Township fire station
• Church to collect camping supplies for PADS clients
• Watershed planning group to meet Tuesday
• One teacher’s last bell
• Woodstock man gets 24 years for raping girl
• Circuit clerk staff gets contract
• Woman found guilty of arson, attempted murder
• Iconic Fox Lake restaurant to close, loses battle with village
• Friend of missing Woodstock woman pleads not guilty
• Judson University offers 2 scholarships for camp
• Graduates on Pathways to success
• Crystal Lake Police: Documents in attempted murder case included death spells
• ‘D-C Oscars’ to take place tonight
• Ham radio operators to host Field Day June 23, 24
• McHenry County Board forwards waiver to HUD
• D-300 makes offer for new financial officer
• Miss McHenry County Pageant searching for local contestants
• ECC to close for 
holiday weekend
• Anglican priest to speak at Dole Mansion May 29
• Group plans public star party
• McHenry East students honor friends who died
• Man approached girl, 9, police say
• ‘A Gardening Calendar’ program offered
• McHenry West graduates recall past, look ahead
• Grant money available for home weatherization
• McHenry County College board eyes budget, enrollment
• Steamy novel flying off area bookshelves
• Huntley HS Senior Awards Night planned
• Prosecutors: 'Death spells' found on computer
• McHenry County Board forwards conflict waiver to HUD
• Bicycle races to close FRG roads on Sunday
• McHenry County Board creates winery license
• Vets on the home front: Reclaiming civilian life hard, not impossible
• County Board creates winery license
• D-156 to offer fees on installments
• Track crossing to close today
• Cary approves police union contract, adviser on codes
• Officials plan to review breaks, boil order
• Richmond-Burton High School gym breaks ground
• Woodstock shooting range plan abandoned
• Florescent bulbs save money with use
• Crystal Lake cuts deal on electric rates
• Teen accused of sending lewd pictures
• Marengo High School student makes custom wheelchair for teammate
• Mental Health Board to host public hearing on priorities
• Opening statements heard for Crystal Lake woman charged with arson, attempted murder
• Victim testifies in attempted murder, arson trial
• Petiton for Woodstock shooting range withdrawn
• Harvard student charged with sending obscene pictures
• Bishop Malloy era begins in Rockford Diocese
• Tickets are on sale for 26th Mozart Festival
• Miss Cary, FRG will be crowned Saturday
• Crystal Lake woman to be tried on arson, attempted murder charges
• Events to raise money to fight breast cancer
• LITH American Legion Post 1231 to host fish fry
• LITH post to host Armed Forces Day breakfast
• McHenry council OKs water meter upgrade
• Marengo starts talks on video gaming
• McHenry County residents plead for state parks
• Adults can learn their role in Girl Scouting
• 5 years in prison for 
drug deal near school
• D-26 looking to bring back 5 teaching spots
• Skin cancer screenings free in Woodstock
• Huntley man pleads 
not guilty in sex case
• Ex-McHenry cop enters not guilty plea
• Tennis clinic proceeds to benefit Special Olympics
• City Achieves 45% Reduction on Electricity Rates
• New Bishop to lead Rockford Diocese
• Man sentenced to 5 years on cocaine charge near Johnsburg school
• Former McHenry cop arraigned on theft charges
• Huntley man pleads not guilty to sex charges
• One hurt in crash north of Johnsburg
• Geocaching a growing hobby for nature enthusiasts in county
• McHenry considers upgrade for water meter reading system
• I-90 project generates business interest in Huntley
• On the Record With ... Marianne Ricciardi
• Area moms: Presidential candidates need to focus on economy
• Peasley: Little League gains Challenger division
• Hundreds SleepOut for homelessness
• More than 220 graduate Saturday from MCC
• Community refurbishes complex
• Harvard Rotary Club 
to host steak fry
• Pickle Palooza to host McHenry County Idol singing competition
• Breast cancer transforms 
resident into advocate
• Property tax bills shock residents
• Joe’s Wish plans Rockin for Veterans event
• MCC plans trip to 
Niagara Falls, Canada
• Area moms: Presidential candidates need to focus on economy
• Police warn of car burglaries
• Bravehearts group gets $85K from lottery sales
• County budget task force wraps up
• FRG man accepts deal 
in incident with gun
• Police seek man in 
indecent exposure case
• Uncle gets probation in infant's death
• No history of police in murder-suicide
• Fox river grove boil order lifted
• Mother files lawsuit in 2010 death of only son
• NTSB: Owner piloted fatal flight
• Mad dash for health
• Motorcyclist thrown in crash
• Richmond Lions Club on the ropes
• Cary teacher charged in grab of girl’s wrist
• McHenry family named ambassadors for March of Dimes
• Penkava: Living the joy of pure McHenry County
• Police: Package on Metra train was empty container
• Bomb squad called to investigate suspicious package found on train
• NTSB: Owner flying plane at time of crash
• No prior calls at Barrington Hills couple's home
• Huntley police seek man in indecent exposure case
• Man pleads to disorderly conduct for incident with salesman
• Former Cary teacher charged with battery against student
• Woodstock Fine Arts Assoc. sets annual spring luncheon
• Boil order for Fox River Grove lifted
• County to begin beach sampling program
• Cardiovascular 
screening June 1
• District 156 to push three-payment plan
• Cary, Fox River Grove firefighters plan June golf outing
• Grafton Township strips supervisor of credit cards
• McHenry County College to offer ‘Getting Started’ seminar
• Police Reports
• Crystal Lake South aims to fight homelessness
• D-157 to break ground for gym addition
• Drop-in center handles veterans' needs
• Free luncheon to honor McHenry County seniors
• Registration under way for Lake In The Hills triathlon
• Doctor faces charges for alleged groping
• Fox River Grove under boil order; 3 water mains broken
• ‘Touch-A-Truck’ event planned in Algonquin
• Deaths ruled murder-suicide
• Ex-cop indicted on theft, misconduct charges
• Little peeps get chicks
• Lifetree Café to discuss Mormon faith, theology
• Grand jury indicts former McHenry cop
• Police investigate murder suicide
• Doctor faces battery charges for groping allegations
• Fox River Grove under boil order
• Post office 
preps for 
food drive
• Woodstock students plan how to survive Mars
• Defenders to collect household recyclables
• Hydrant flushing
 under way in Cary
• Electronics 
to be recycled
 at no charge
• Cary fixes
 $147,000 
in water 
accounts
• Moose Fest Carnival begins today
• Good Shepherd to explore breast cancer
• March for Babies May 20
• Route 47 in Huntley
 nearing completion
• McHenry County golf pros see sport’s future
• Sex offender faces new porn charges
• McHenry County reaches tentative circuit clerk union deal
• Artisan soap sale to benefit Johnsburg library
• Crystal Lake library officials plead expansion case
• McHenry nearer its first dog park
• Algonquin compromise saves 40 trees
• DUI suspected in crash into Woodstock liquor store
• Music director to bicycle for youth orchestras
• More winery rules floated by McHenry County Board members
• Crystal Lake Service League sale starts Thursday
• Mistake, stench lead McHenry County sheriff police to grow houses
• Woman gets DUI after crashing into liquor store
• Woodstock man charged with growing pot
• Marlowe to host 
‘All Star’ showcase
• ECC to dedicate 
brick pathway
• Plan worth cutting trees, some say
• Algonquin subdivision plan worth cutting trees, some say
• Program hopes digital media will boost student performance
• McHenry OKs drive-thru tobacco shop
• Good Shepherd to host Spring into Health Kids Fair May 19
• Plea taken for gazebo fire
• Woodstock man held in Missouri on sex charges
• Park district to seek comments on proposed Lions Park trail
• Trial set in child porn case
• Gag order imposed in former cop’s case
• Crystal Lake hires Racket Club
 chief
• MCC to offer online math class
• Woodstock gains retirement fame
• Aurora University to host four open houses in May
• Judge issues gag order on McHenry cop case
• Woodstock man arrested in Missouri on sex charges
• Run for the Arts draws sizable crowd to Crystal Lake
• Missing Fox Lake person found in traffic stop
• Firefighter injured in Algonquin house fire
• Run for the Arts draws sizable crowd
• McHenry mulls permit for tobacco drive-thru
• On the Record With ... 
John Hadley
• Single and 50
• Flash flood watch in effect for McHenry County
• NWH receives 3 awards at event
• Detour: Construction, resurfacing continue along Route 47
• Mother’s day brunch set for May 13
• Screenings to look at teenagers’ hearts
• CL Park District accepts orders for tree program
• Golf scramble to benefit CL Park District program
• Defense wants gag order in McHenry evidence tampering case
• Woodstock library to host blood drive Tuesday
• Shingles vaccination clinic set for May 23
• Students invited to robotics event
• District 200 pays $350K for concession stand
• Energy solicitations increase in Huntley
• Smoking cessation classes begin May 16
• D-156 deans target behavior
• Peasley: Milk Days events are approaching
• Charge and retreat: Colt owned by Marengo couple fades in Kentucky Derby bid
• Marengo couple's colt runs for the roses today
• Lawmakers scrambling to find funds to cover child care gap
• Full-time day care returns to Marengo
• Clarification
• Bull Valley Garden Club preps for plant sale
• Johnsburg group to raise funds for Zambia projects
• Crystal Lake mayor warns of headaches on roads
• Algonquin tapping into the power of art downtown
• Teens don thinking caps for Scholastic Bowl
• NTSB investigates fatal plane crash
• Old faithful, and the young, too
• Mineola Hotel checks into eBay
• Turning Point rallies behind stricken leader
• Countryside Garden Club sets plant sale
• Three are finalists for music awards
• LITH may thrill skaters
• Library offers internships
• Online summer school available for D-200
• MCC hosting student recital Sunday
• Deputy's lawsuit tossed at trial
• Sensitive waiver plea advances
• Huntley Bingo event
to aid poor community
• MCC announces bedding plant sale starting Wed.
• SleepOut registration deadline nears
• Explore countryside during upcoming MCCD programs
• Jacobs student chosen for SADD council for 2012-13
• Man guilty in real estate scam
• Entomologist to speak about bug invaders
• Prairie State Legal
Services board to meet
• Three still hospitalized from car crash
• Deputy loses lawsuit over firing
• Two killed in plane crash near Lake in the Hills airport (VIDEO)
• MAKE IT POPCAST: Episode 13, May 3, 2012
• Woodstock man pleads guilty to $7 million real estate scam
• Thunderstorm watch extended until midnight
• Fox Lake's historic Mineola for sale on eBay
• Frogs to be topic of Lost Valley Venture
• MCC announces bedding plant sale
• Centegra motion to court denied
• Harvard museum
 will part
 with items
• Electronics to be collected for legal disposal
• Firefighters’
 5K run/walk on Saturday
• Huntley eyes TIF district for
 downtown
• County OKs smaller conservation district budget
• NWH wins 22 AP awards, including 11 firsts
• SHARE food-buying club closing up shop
• Alleged theft of evidence could put criminal cases in peril
• Librarian in Crystal Lake on 'Jeopardy!'
• Police to step up
patrols of Square
• Rowing Club to host competition Saturda
• Algonquin woman dies in accident
• Dinner, hike with dogs to help breast cancer team
• Workshops to explore how
 to pay for college education
• Church to mark prayer day
• Prosecutors: Cop might have stolen drugs from evidence
• Judge denies Centegra's motion; case goes back to state panel
• Algonquin woman identified from fatal crash near Huntley
• Woman killed in Tuesday night crash near Huntley
• Sex offender was in park, police say
• CL leans toward ban on gaming
• Crystal Lake post office to host pet adoption fair
• Environmental Defenders of McHenry County collect items for sale
• McHenry County College Speech Department to showcase original scripts
• School ensembles to present concerts
• District 156 approves contract, books for fall
• Winery ordinance to be tweaked
• Living poetry
• Access to Algonquin building commissioner gets OK
• Man gets 10 years for attack on woman, police
• Marengo horse owners bring Take Charge Indy to Saturday’s Kentucky Derby
• Schaumburg man denies sex abuse allegations
• Environment tip: Get involved 
in community
• 10-year sentence for attack on woman
• Chicago man gets 10-year sentence for attack on woman
• National Day of Prayer event set in Woodstock
• Stand Down event outfits veterans for survival
• Stiemke: Think you can’t volunteer? Think again
• Tickets available for Mad Hatters Luncheon
• Charges dropped in Woodstock child battery case
• Historical society to explore
 Tower Hill School for Boys
• Better together: Spouses share lives, workplace
• McHenry preschoolers wait for chicks to hatch
• Woodstock students to tout 
technology at state Capitol
• LITH POLICE JAIL TEEN,
SAY SHE BIT DOG
• Water tower to be
drained for service
• MCC program focuses on children’s needs
• Centegra
on the road for vascular
screenings
• Fox River Grove 
working
 on hiring administrator
• IDOT program to fund work on local highways
• Former Woodstock man faces new drug charges
• Another drug charge for former Woodstock man
• LITH woman charged with biting dog in domestic incident
• Cary increases commuter parking lot fees
• Group rallies to protest proposed Medicaid cuts
• Detour: Work on north-south routes under way
• Unease spurs tweak of HUD funding requests
• They posted what? Social media blurs line of propriety
• On the Record With ... Nicholas Sienkiewicz
• Algonquin, Cary to share building commissioner
• Lake in the Hills airport is still flying high
• Green Drinks to talk lawn care Wednesday
• LITH to take CL’s extra road salt
• Teen volunteers sought for Dundee library summer program
• McHenry Township Fire postpones Station 1 expansion
• Bill seeks to limit use of special prosecutors
• Algonquin, Cary to share building official
• Building envelope project planned at Dundee library
• Peasley: Farmers market opens this week
• Algonquin schedules e-waste recycling event
• Experts: Dogs checked for aggression might still attack
• LITH airport still flying high
• Cary native reunites with director for spring concert (VIDEO)
• Students, community raise awareness about underage drinking
• Huntley Historical Society to honor town's farming past
• Woman given 6 years in robbery of Crystal Lake salon
• 180-day jail sentence for sexually abusing teen
• MCC anticipates growth while most schools don’t
• New pertussis requirement for students
• 2 arrested in fake pot case in Lakemoor
• CL Park District seeks 
to fill upcoming vacancy
• Mushroom experts will hold public discussion
• Outdoor events set for McHenry Dam, Volo Bog
• Park Place plans Cinco 
de Mayo Night Out
• Average family to spend $1,000 on prom
• Autism center in LITH strong 5 years in
• Fire destroys four-car 
garage in Harvard
• Marian’s Koch picked for Air Force Academy
• Huntley boy, 12, hit by car
• Two sites to collect for Woodstock clothing drive
• MCC 10-year expansion could cost $280 million
• Bar association to re-enact Lincoln in murder trial
• Scouts plan fundraiser for Scoutmaster
• Seniors sought for LITH spaghetti night
• Shooting range draws more fire
• Smith gets 67 years – again – for ’01 murder
• Sun City presents fairy tale ‘Cinderella’
• Friends of the Dundee Library to host book sale
• Crystal Lake teens win cars in Operation Click
• Mobile food pantry to stop at Huntley church
• Woodstock slaying-related trial date set
• Middle school to recycle household electronics
• SHARE program to take food orders for mid-May delivery
• Preschool prevents crime, police say
• Dundee-Crown to host charity Comedy Jam
• High school choirs, bands take 3rd overall at state
• Volunteers wanted for McHenry Senior Companion Program
• Music reviews: Jack White, Death Grips (AUDIO)
• Make it POPcast episode 12, April 26, 2012
• Smith sentenced to 67 years for murder ... again
• Trial set for alleged Woodstock murder over prostitution
• Sidetracks 10: Stuff to do April 25-May 2
• Hosta expert to visit Algonquin library
• Centegra offers free May health lectures
• Black Tie and Blue Jeans Gala to aid Main Stay
• Randall Road corridor drives towns’ sales tax revenue
• Developers considering LITH apartment complex
• Special prosecutor ruling relieves county officials
• D-200 cuts 13 support staffers
• D-158 designated as Confucius Classroom
• Crystal Lake teens accused of counterfeiting 20s
• Deadline near for Miss Woodstock pageant
• Crash victim was from Wonder Lake
• Donations sought for 
Defenders’ garage sale
• 2012 Road Construction Updates Using Social Media
• Magistrate says prosecuting sheriff is Bianchi’s call
• Lyons: Production halted on special prosecutor factory
• Request to appoint prosecutor against Nygren denied
• Centegra asks judge to order ruling on Huntley hospital appeal
• D-156 finance director to be dean
• Spring book sale 
coming to FRG library
• Programs abound to keep children active during summer
• Grafton approves part of budget
• DCHS to host college night
• Residents rally to save Algonquin neighborhood trees
• Budgets strain public employee negotiations
• Lake in the Hills to offer lacrosse class Thursday
• Sex abuse charge the latest for Huntley man
• Mackeben Elementary to host art, book fair
• P.E. teachers create adventure, survival race
• Advocates for disabled to explain changes
• Man gets 8 years in liquor store robbery
• Centegra asks judge to order ruling on new hospital appeal
• Centegra promotes organ donation
• Program marks 15 years
• Rotary creates Peterson award for service
• College to host 2 concerts
• MCC to host spring job fair
• Dee Beaubien makes run official for 52nd State Rep. District
• Spay Illinois to host 
low-cost vaccine clinic
• Parents object to Wonder Lake police treatment of disabled man
• The lessons 
of tornado tragedies
• Court overturns conviction in McHenry heroin death
• Expert gardeners give advice to beginners
• Driver, 21, killed in crash
• Fire destroys family’s former barn
• Cary launches more robust site
• Dee Beaubien makes run official for 52nd District
• Police: Woman ran 
unlicensed day care
• Student art exhibit to open at Algonquin Village Hall
• Parents object to police treatment of disabled man
• New lease for Trinity Oaks eludes D-26
• MCC to peer into bigger future
• Appellate court overturns Coots conviction
• Woman charged with endangering children
• Former rep.'s widow announces candidacy
• Young man killed in Sunday night crash
• Hard work for teens to find summer jobs
• Church to host presentation today on science, faith
• Crystal Lake home suffers fire damage
• Local green guide features new online app
• On the Record with ... Huaira Martinez
• Spring con men: The crabgrass of contractors
• Road Closure at Pingree Road and Congress Parkway
• Fire damages Crystal Lake home
• Peasley: Little League has arrived
• Gorbachev challenges American youth to improve country, world
• J’burg welcomes Marine home
• Volunteers mark Earth Day by cleaning area parks
• Leslie Hellemann, longtime Marengo educator, dies at 77
• McHenry greenlights private shooting range
• Animal Control reports two raccoon bite incidents
• Public works facility included in FRG plans
• Run to aid Raue Center
• Rescue squad to 
distribute food Wednesday in Johnsburg
• D-26 preschool has openings
• Jaycees to host free Pitch, Hit and Run event today
• Punter stays positive through cancer fight
• Big Brothers match a big deal for 6-year-old
• Safety in 
numbers: A Dixon-like theft of tax dollars unlikely here, officials say
• Quinn plan: 
Pay more, retire later
• Mental health exec defends agency’s merger
• Widow of Mark Beaubien plans to run as independent
• Meeting scheduled for Route 31 construction project
• Kane County fee study for multiple offices on hold
• Grants let library give away books to encourage reading
• MCCD to celebrate wildflowers, art
• Area boaters say they’re undeterred by high fuel prices
• Garden Club to present Container Garden Gala
• D-155 sets basic student fee at $155 for the fall
• Most-wanted fugitive nabbed
• Crystal Lake OKs housing project
• McHenry High students spotlight terrorists
• Rep. Walsh: Child support spat resolved
• ‘Art of the Land’ searches for participants, sponsors
• Spring Grove community raises money for K-9 vest
• McHenry County zoning panel fires questions at plan for gun range
• Jacobs senior relays for mom
• Illinois congressman: Child support spat resolved
• No need for speed cameras here, communities say
• Suspected drunken driver slams into fire station sign
• Township must pay bill, judge says
• Free hearing screenings 
available to D-200 families
• Deadline near for Milk Days Prince and Princess Contest
• Grafton Township special meeting Monday
• Disc golf course 
to open in Lake in the Hills
• MCCD plans spring programs for adults
• Dundee Township Library District changes name 
to be more community-inclusive
• Seniors invited to Family Alliance Wellness Fair
• No need for speed cameras here, McHenry County officials say
• ‘Into the Garden’ series 
at Johnsburg library
• Electrical aggregation barred from Kane ballot until 2014
• Treasurer's office recognized for energy savings
• Crystal Lake shuts door on 
pawnshop bid
• Wartburg Choir to make tour stop in Woodstock
• Disc golf course 
to open in LITH
• Library district changes name 
to be more community-inclusive
• Bullying message hits close to home
• Driver slams McHenry fire dept. sign
• Marengo library to
show ‘The Muppets’
• Police arrest Elgin man after chase
• McHenry B&B Square Dance Club to meet
• Huntley students take Rachel's Challenge
• Cary works with bank to develop Route 14 tract
• CL to use reserves for sewer, road projects
• College to celebrate pinhole photography with workshop
• Reforestation effort seeks tree sponsors
• Food bank boasts 
savings in energy
• Deputy says wife put files on Web
• McHenry County sheriff deputy says wife put files on Web
• McHenry banker remembered as a leader, role model
• Phone bill tour aims to save money
• McHenry city police officer arrested, charged with theft
• A-H students to host walk-a-thon, BBQ
• Schermerhorn named to regional schools position
• Workshops to explore paying for college
• Woodstock gives pay increases, raises water rates
• Engineer dreams 
of power play
• D-156 sets price of gym uniforms: $20
• Learn about Cubs, 
pennant at library
• McHenry city police officer charged with theft
• Deputy says wife posted internal department documents
• FRG fire dept. training Tues in park
• Rt. 31 at Drake open again after a.m. crash
• Police arrest Elgin man following early morning chase
• LITH to flush water system
• Centegra will host skin cancer screenings
• McHenry County Visitors Bureau to hire director
• Gymnasts flip over Olympian’s visit
• McHenry approves new budget
• State panel: Don’t force school mergers
• Crystal Lake church to host food truck
• Lawsuit: Surgeon groped workers
• Holocaust survivor to speak at Good Shepherd Hospital
• ‘The Politics of Green’ to be focus of lunch talk
• WL officer nearly shocks himself with Taser while arresting suspect
• Huntley church begins expansion
• NWH’s Booth wins video awards
• Section of Route 31 will be widened
• Huntley’s online school paper No. 1 in nation
• Deadline nears for Friends of Chilama photo contest
• Woodstock man charged with fighting police officers
• Huntley High School online newspaper wins national honor
• Former LITH village president dies at 83
• This year, 43 charities await at Human Race’s finish line
• D-155 
to soften fee hikes
• Some teachers make move from traditional text to tech
• On the record with ... Liesl 'Lisa' Stiegman
• D-300 supporters to host open house in Springfield
• Shooting range up for debate
• Underage drinkers risk losing license – even when they’re not behind the wheel
• McHenry County's vacant homes attract thieves
• Woodstock shooting range up for debate
• Volunteers help set up new food pantry in Lake in the Hills
• Vacant homes attract thieves
• McHenry to vote on budget plan
• Committee backs regional superintendent candidate
• Fire officials: Cause of stable fire ‘accidental unknown’
• Weather main factor in plane crash
• County studies reserve, salaries
• students plan Cultural event
• Art studio showcases work of District 300 students
• Huntley Fire captain was ‘truly one of the nice guys’
• Township must fill trustee spot
• City Council approves $3.4 million budget
• Boating prep starts early
• NTSB: Weather seemed key to Nov. CL plane crash
• Sweet Repeats hosts fashion show today
• Huntley fire captain dies in Thursday motorcycle crash
• Art show puts focus on sexual assault
• Second teen pleads guilty in McHenry robbery
• Guilty plea in murder-for-hire plot
• MCC to offer classes to address the mind, body
• Fire dept. to share in $1.1M in grants
• Group touts overhaul of Cary-Grove theater
• School to host diversity conference
• Diabetic coma causes McHenry man to crash
• High school to host ‘Rachel’s Challenge’
• Harvard Moose Lodge drawing offers 1-in-10 chance to win expected $35,000 jackpot
• LITH OKs asphalt shingle plant
• Horse deaths rise to 18 in stable fire
• Friends to hold annual book sale
• Students to race to raise money for scholarships
• Money ‘movement’ at credit unions
• Nature programs offered for families
• Money ‘movement’
• Motorcyclist dies after crash on Rt. 176
• Algonquin lawyer pleads guilty in murder-for-hire case
• Wauconda Fire wins part of $1.1 M in FEMA grants
• Horse death count from stable fire now at 18
• Horses die in huge stable fire
• LITH conducts photo contest for residents
• Hebron house fire blamed on cooking oil
• Dundee-Crown to host college night April 26
• School to present ‘Circle Mirror Transformation’
• IDNR urges caution to prevent wildfires
• VOICE seeks participants for Human Race team
• Taking back the night
• Exchange program teaches conflict resolution
• FBI: Local man part of cocaine trafficking ring
• McCullough rape case verdict set for today
• Fishing Derby in CL moved to West Beach
• D-26 improves financial ranking
• Nominees sought for parade marshal
• Police arrest suspect in McHenry home, vehicle burglaries
• Change means some D-47 bands won’t go to state
• Grafton Township legal battles continue
• Two men critical after crash
• Several horses die in massive stable fire
• Sources: Several horses die in stable fire
• Bianchi testifies that he can't investigate the sheriff
• Two men in critical condition after a.m. crash
• Longtime Rotary leader remembered
• Vandalism forces Rocky’s Hot Dogs to shut down temporarily
• Lake in the Hills asphalt facility moves forward
• Recent frost concerns McHenry County farmers
• Marengo starts discussion on implementing capital plan
• Friends of NIU Libraries to host Book Appraisal Fair
• Algonquin woman wins $500 scholarship
• Health dept. to offer screening
• Child safety seat check Saturday in Marengo
• County seeks two to serve on board
• Mighty Max: Fundraiser Sunday for Woodstock boy
• Save energy when using computer
• McHenry County day care facilities can’t stand state reduction, providers say
• man pleads guilty to child porn
• Documentary to premiere at school
• Jourdan to speak at event
• Night Owl Bicycle Ride
• Winery ordinance seeps through McHenry County Board panel, 3-2
• Fourth person pleads guilty in cab driver beating in Crystal Lake
• Huntley trustee facing charges
• LifeBalance course 
offered in Woodstock
• McCullough eschews jury for bench trial
• Church rummage sale scheduled in McHenry
• Cary motorcyclist hurt in crash
• Driver in crash in good condition
• Jazzercise for a Cure 
to fight breast cancer
• Police say sex offender violated registration
• Attention, ladies: This auction is a mandate
• Pancake event to aid ‘Mellon Mommas’
• MCC offers outdoor courses
• Doctor to lend hand 
in Niger
• Main Stay program acquires Light Center
• McHenry Defenders to collect recycling items
• Park workers scramble to catch up to weather
• McHenry under freeze warning
• D-26 to purchase high-tech bundles
• Two social service agencies announce merger
• Sex offender violates registration in Johnsburg
• McCullom Lake child starts fire, suffers burns
• IDNR will host meeting 
on Stratton Lock project
• MCCD, Defenders plan Earth Day celebration
• Beer fundraiser at Duke’s to benefit Defenders
• On the Record With ... Jordan Carr
• Garden cash ripening for Johnsburg man
• County’s libraries enter new chapter of evolution
• FRG to flush fire hydrants in village this week
• Farm bureau seeking 
volunteers for Ag Expo
• Algonquin, group to sell rain barrels, composters
• Fundraiser to support charity’s work in Haiti
• Fly kites Saturday at 
Cary Park District event
• Learn of life in 1850s at open house in Ringwood
• Fox River Grove, Cary libraries may study merger
• Hope, salvation rise out of Easter messages
• Miss Woodstock pageant accepting applications
• Detour: Plan for delays along Rakow, Ackman
• Bank offers home buying education in Harvard
• On hunt for treats, kids storm Bettendorf Castle
• Moms of twins club to host resale in Huntley
• Families invited to Destination Safe Haven events
• Run Thru the Hills set for April 15
• LITH sets spring trips for seniors
• Registration under way for Huntley theater camp
• Winery license divide deepens
• GRASP group to meet Wednesday in McHenry
• Hospital planning diabetes screenings in Crystal Lake
• Car strikes tree in Cary; 1 killed, 1 critically injured
• Driver, passenger hurt in car crash into house
• Abduction call in LITH was a prank
• Smoke detectors alert of fire
• Thousands of titles available at book sale
• Johnsburg library 
to hold appraisal
• G-K student headed to national pageant
• Fire in vacant MCCD house under investigation
• D-50 nabs $13.8M grant
• Voters may decide fate of $28.6 million library project
• Penkava: Recalculating your life with a GPS
• Retirement crisis: Reality of needing to save sinks in too late for many
• Grant aims to stop childhood obesity
• 2 injured after 4-vehicle crash
• Harvard library to host session on inheritance
• Two injured when vehicle strikes home in Pistakee Highlands
• Smoke detectors alert family to fire, no one injured in big blaze
• Fire in vacant conservation district property under investigation
• Meyer Material withdraws request for mining extension
• Passover celebrations begin
• Village plans controlled burn
• Students to shed shoes for those who have none
• Author Ozma to promote literacy at library
• Bond stays for woman charged in beating
• Habitat ReStore to accept donations at local store
• Plane crash victim sedated
• Panel passes on HUD waiver plea
• Museum staff to visit Challenger Center
• Eastwood Manor residents let water frustrations flow
• Failure to yield cited in accident
• Plane crash victim from Bull Valley sedated
• School plans workshop, showing of documentary for Earth Month
• McHenry County Board panel passes on HUD waiver plea
• Visitors bureau chief gets new job
• April 17 tax deadline ticking closer
• Tobacco sale nets $200 fine
• Passover celebrations begin for McHenry County families
• Tax deadline ticking closer
• Bull Valley pilot still sedated after Fla. crash
• Bond stays for woman charged in cab driver's beating
• A howlin' good time
• Votes do not change outcome
• Horse club details speakers
• LITH man charged with arson
• Another baseball season begins in Chicago
• Fox River Grove tied 
to existing sales tax rate
• District 300 to dissolve wind farm consortium
• County Board imposes contract on DOT drivers
• Herrmann to headline ECC's JazzFest
• Clinic to offer free prostate cancer screenings
• Aurora University-Woodstock Center to host 3 open houses
• Advocate to host program about digestive disorders
• FRG sales tax referendum a tie; measure fails
• Bull Valley man was in plane crash at Fla. grocery store
• County ranks 5th in Illinois for health
• State to hear about water rates in unincorporated McHenry's Eastwood Manor
• Artist sought to create mural
• Class offered to learn about hepatitis C
• District 156 to review refinancing options
• Woodstock to abate part of tax burden
• CL library studying $28.6M expansion
• State to hear about water rates in Eastwood Manor
• County OKs refinancing building debt
• Wiping out weeds
• Harvard man injured in crash
• PG woman wins $250K in lottery
• Volunteers sought for cancer study
• Cary Village Board OKs $17.8 million budget
• Teens charged with vandalizing cemetery
• Family Fishing Derby planned in Crystal Lake
• School to host bullying presentation
• County approves refinancing building debt
• Teens charged with vandalizing cemetery
• Harvard man injured in Walworth Co. crash
• Severe storms to roll through this afternoon
• County gets own arbitrator
• Mock Trial Camp set for this summer
• Man pleads guilty to armed robbery
• Mentoring program seeks 30 Big Brothers
• MCC sets spring student pottery sale
• An ounce of 
prevention …
• Defenders offer scholarship
• McHenry OKs requests from VFW, bike shop
• Program on synthetic drugs planned at school
• Advocate to visit local environmental group
• Register for SleepOut for Shelter
• Harvard, police union ink deal
• Retirees worry as pension cuts loom
• Volunteer week offers opportunities
• Teenagers charged after leading police on 2 chases
• Forensics team to show skills
• Learn all about sustainable lawn care programs
• New water fountain saves more than 2,600 plastic bottles at school
• Bond kept at $150,000 for man accused of sex assault
• Teens charged after police chase
• Turning Point set to host annual auction
• U.S. Fish, Wildlife Service to host refuge open houses
• Lunch features Agatha Christie
• On the Record With ... 
Anitra Willis
• Internet privacy fading
• Peasley: Family says goodbye to beloved wife, mother, partner
• Chocolate Fest-goers enjoy rare treats
• No one hurt in house fire in Solon Mills
• MCC Forensics team 
to showcase skills
• Open burning to begin in April
• Crunch time for task force
• Detour: Watch for Rakow flaggers, new configuarations at McHenry and Ackman
• Disc golf might tee off in Huntley park
• Firefighters to collect donations for pantry
• Algonquin conducting online survey about downtown planning
• Hydrant flushing in Algonquin to begin
• Algonquin sets annual spring cleanup
• Yard waste pickup starts Monday in Algonquin
• Fine arts school hosts open house
• Hiring veterans leads to White House invitation for Crystal Lake couple
• No one hurt in house fire in Solon Mills
• Man charged in dirt bike theft
• Four roundabouts in planning stages in McHenry County
• Wanted insurance broker arrested
• Youngsters go for Earth-n-wear
• LITH woman to pay $100K
• Illinois defense laws unique
• County arrest warrant sweep nabs 24 people
• With kids in sports, parenting play-by-play can be chaotic
• McHenry County arrest warrant sweep nabs 24 people
• McHenry County arrest warrant sweep nabs 24
• Wanted Huntley insurance broker arrested
• Wanted insurance broker arrested
• MCC to put price tag on plans
• Raue announces gift challenge
• IDOT eyes Algonquin bypass
• Chicago-based epilepsy specialist reaches out to McHenry County
• Ill. House OKs spending limits
• Police cite 34 at underage drinking party
• Two area students named Golden Apple Scholars
• Longtime resident Frances Peasley dies at 86
• Leaders reassure public on merger
• Mega Millions 
mania
• Conservation District day camps offer fun, learning, adventure
• Police cite 34 at underage drinking party in Bull Valley
• Neurologist’s license remains suspended
• Algonquin, McHenry students named Golden Apple Scholars
• Mega Millions 
jackpot hits $640 million
• Foundation awards $12,210 in educational grants to teachers
• CL neurologist's license remains suspended
• McHenry’s Polish Legion Post 188 exercises civic duty
• County set to impose contract
• Hats Off gala to raise money for pediatric cancer fight
• Search, rescue dog group provides invaluable, free service
• Richmond Village President Olson steps down
• 2 weeks left to register for Human Race 5K
• Doctors worry about effects of health care law
• Hearing on doctor's license suspension postponed
• Mobile health unit sets up vascular screenings
• Johnsburg library to offer variety of programs
• Thorntons faces hearing on tobacco sales violation
• Neurologist fighting suspension of license
• Woodstock police nab 3 in November store robbery
• Sun City community shocked by violence
• Could latest regional superintendent candidate be the one?
• Local fire departments pledge to wear seat belts
• McHenry drafts new city budget
• Benefit set for Adult & Child Therapy Services
• Friends of Volo Bog offers 2 scholarships
• Cary, FRG libraries to talk consolidation
• Speaker to explore 
Christianity in Israel
• CL neurologist to fight license suspension
• Police seek CL cemetery vandals
• Huntley man charged in woman's beating death
• Bird-watching programs offered
• MCCD announces spring programs
• Nature exploration to look at life in a log
• Open houses to seek comments for creating new wildlife refuge
• Police motorcycle club offering scholarships
• Harvard man accused 
of sexual assault
• Man pleads guilty, gets 7½ years for pimping girl, 14
• Shopper mugged in Johnsburg parking lot
• Merger with out-of-county agency creates funding questions
• Hearing set in Seipler's quest for probe of sheriff
• Tip leads to heroin arrest
• FRG library to host 
master gardeners
• Woodstock changing tourism funding rules
• Centegra to host lecture series
• Poles topple at decaying Crystal Lake car dealership
• McHenry woman mugged in shoe store parking lot
• Man pleads guilty, gets 7 1/2 years for pimping Kansas girl
• Hearing set on call for special prosecutor
• On the Record With ... 
Casey Foley
• District 26 plans for 6 
half-days next year
• Teens sticking with machines
• Electrical aggregation fizzled in many local areas
• Spring 2012 Full System Hydrant Flushing Schedule
• Shark program coming to Dundee Library
• Huntley makes first police hires in 3 years
• Peasley: County Farm Bureau celebrates 100 years
• Chamber scholarship deadline Friday
• Screenings to look at teens’ hearts
• Charter group vows to try again
• Police say phone records don’t match story in Bentley case
• Before 
the glory: Local notables share reflections, advice
• Dodging for charity
• Fourth of July show will go on in Spring Grove
• MCCD PLANS Earth Quest Challenge
• Work restarting on Rakow, set to start on Route 31
• D-200 cuts staff, freezes pay
• Quickie DUI plea doesn’t fly with judge
• Analysis: 
Manzullo couldn’t extend reach beyond old district
• County seeking to refinance debts
• A life-altering moment
• Police: Lights at Routes 176 and 14 fixed
• Way cleared for new city administrator to start in April
• American Legion to host fish fry
• Pain at the pump
• Hospital auxiliary to host 10th annual event
• LITH starting program to attract airport tenants
• CL could get first pawnshop
• Green gets 38 years in slaying
• On the money
• No one hurt in Spring Grove fire
• Preservationists seek architecture photos
• Centegra offers Mammo Mondays in April, May
• Judge finds Woodstock man guilty of raping girl
• Blues band performs 
for veterans fundraiser
• Township seeking 
part-time firefighters
• Fire death still under review
• Pit bulls on loose lead to confrontation with a gun
• FRG man sentenced to 38 years for stepmother's murder
• Police: Pitbull dispute leads to armed confrontation
• New moms 
& newborns
• Basket bounty
• Judge bars 93-year-old’s account of sexual assault
• Benefit to assist teen’s family
• Turnout, map hurt Manzullo
• Shaved heads raise loads of cash
• Coin collectors offer opportunity
• Defendant testifies, says rapes never took place
• Planners back library plan
• Former CL South AD pleads guilty to theft
• Passenger killed in 3-vehicle crash
• Johnsburg library to host frog program for kids
• Author Ozma to promote lifelong reading at library
• Women in Management to host fundraiser auction
• Easter basket bounty for McHenry County nonprofits
• Effort to raise colorectal cancer awareness
• Crystal Lake planners back library expansion plan
• Man dies during controlled burn
• Former CL South football coach takes plea deal
• Unofficial totals: County voter turnout was 19.71 percent
• Route 12 reopened to regular traffic after fatal crash
• Sister in rape trial cites abuse
• Voters split on combining to buy power
• Officials investigate 2 fires
• Missing woman's friend suspected of lie
• Rate hike OK’d by two votes
• Bond issue passes
• Suspect admits role in plan to rob cabbie
• Illustrating imagination
• Hunger campaign to kick off second annual fundraiser
• D-156 considers installment plan for fees
• Woodstock OKs housing plat
• Bedroom fire damages home
• Lauzen cruises to win vs. Geneva mayor
• Klinkhamer wins nomination over Sarto
• McConnaughay easily tops Surges
• County Board: Primary claims 2 incumbents
• Student charged in gun threat
• McSweeney topples incumbent Gaffney
• Charges filed in wake of Dundee-Crown lockdown
• Friend of missing Woodstock woman arrested
• Controlled burn occurring at Moraine Hills
• Harvard authorities investigate two house fires
• MCC trip to feature Calif. coast, national parks
• D-47 to gradually move special ed students
• Election day’s here, so voice your choice
• Woodstock man begins trial on rape charges
• Two injured in Lakemoor crash
• Eastview Elementary rally kicks off annual pediatric cancer foundation event
• McHenry City Council joins electric consortium
• D-26 again flunks charter school plan
• LITH man pleads guilty in death of baby
• FRG ousts administrator
• Gifted students author to share experience
• Police charge 3 with robbery in CL
• Longtime FRG administrator's contract terminated
• Man pleads to manslaughter in infant nephew's death
• Two injured in Lakemoor crash this morning
• On the Record With ... Josh Brent
• Bid to paint Huntley water tower $90K under budget
• Impact of social service cuts felt at jail
• Haunting memories linger from Greenwood jet explosion
• Looking Forward
• Peasley: Lecture features back-to-the-farm movement
• Patrons putt at library links
• Lightning strike 
causes attic fire
• Investigation pending into 2 deaths near Marengo
• Crosby second-grader collects food in lieu of birthday gifts
• Algonquin plans balanced 2012-13 budget
• Department of Health to 
offer free prostate screenings offered
• Primary counts: As GOP hopefuls grind on toward convention, Illinois' 54-delegate prize is key
• Two Democratic candidates running for Congress in new 14th District
• Records questioning county's conclusions on alleged cancer cluster often kept private
• Illinois' 54-delegate prize is key to GOP hopefuls
• A last-minute guide to Tuesday’s primary
• Criminal past haunts Huntley High booster
• Talks will deal with shoulders, feet
• Centegra to host event to meet doctors
• Good Shepherd hosts food, diaper drive
• Marengo Township sets paint recycling dates
• MCCD to tackle accessibility
• Second trial date set for Casciaro
• Three Democrats running in 6th District
• A not-so-bad winter
• Cary crash sends four to hospital
• Outbound train kills pedestrian
• Village and TLC team up to sell rain barrels, composters
• Algonquin church to host chocolate festival
• Dundee-Crown is locked down over ‘gun’ in text
• Lockdown at Dundee-Crown High School
• MCC mulls parking charge
• Student leaders to meet in memory of Stilwell
• Fired deputy returns to work on Monday
• Well-water testing at reduced rates
• Breakfast to help ‘Mellon Mommas’
• Electricity rates in voters’ hands
• Entries sought for photo contest
• Vendors needed at farmers market
• The bald and the beautiful at St. Baldrick’s event in McHenry
• The bald and the beautiful
• Rezone request ‘a correction’
• Condo fire displaces 26 CL residents
• Gun, ammunition taken from home
• Newt Gingrich stumps in LITH
• Gingrich talks gas prices, jobs at LITH rally
• Deputy still suing sheriff goes back to work Monday
• Callista Gingrich reads to LITH students
• Second man sentenced 
in Crystal Lake drug bust
• Bond stays at $100K in drug case, judge says
• Cancer society and county 
partner to fight youth obesity
• Dining night to help school fatten funds
• Police to take part in traffic campaign
• Higher fees in works for D-155
• Two from McHenry 
face drug charges
• Algonquin library book sale begins today
• The choice for chairman
• Huntley High flutist to perform at Kennedy Center
• Hospital to share new treatment for GERD
• McConnaughay, Surges seek GOP nod for 33rd Senate
• Owner cited 
in dog attack
• School districts consider sharing services
• Tip leads to two drug arrests
• No one seriously hurt in early morning fire in Crystal Lake
• Disgraced politician’s farewell underwhelms lawmakers from county
• I-90 interchange bid comes in $10M lower than expected
• McHenry County Board winery decision keeps aging
• Investigator’s son 
takes deal in DUI case
• LITH woman still in critical condition after crash
• Animal control to host rabies, microchip events
• District 300 financial chief to retire
• Woodstock rethinks executive post
• County to mark World TB Day on March 24
• MCC Forensics Team collecting aid for Harrisburg
• MCCD nature program to feature wetland birds
• Healing power of music explored at Lifetree Café
• Celebration to honor 1952 Green Giants team
• Municipalities working on Woods Creek Watershed plan
• Alligators in McHenry County?
• Sessions explore options for weight-loss surgery
• Diaper bank receives 48,000; short on size 6
• Alligators in McHenry County?Alligators in McHenry County?
• Artist sought for Woodstock library project
• Crystal Lake Park District to renovate West Beach, other sites
• Gingrich to hold rally in LITH
• Gingrich to hold rally in LITH
• D300 CFO to retire this summer
• Police: LITH woman critically injured in Monday night crash
• McHenry to register rental properties
• Gateway Park gets grant
• File details Bianchi prosecution costs
• Groups want to fell tree cutting, trimming bill
• Woodstock Police Department now accepts online payments
• Three seeking 52nd House seat
• A textbook case of home work
• Police: McHenry runaway is home safe
• Parade marks St. Patrick's Day early
• Keeping deer disease in check
• Looking Forward for 3.12.12
• On the Record With ... 
Cornel Topala
• McHenry motorcyclist dies from crash injuries
• Flight 1549 copilot shares experience of Hudson River crash
• McCullom Lake Police to step up holiday patrol
• Sheriff's police seek tips in Lakemoor burglary
• MCC to host ‘Getting Started’ seminar
• Huntley OKs new fireworks contract
• Girls on the Run marks 5 years with record participants
• Framing 
the future: Study: Many U.S. teens unready for post-high school life
• District 6 primary a 10-way race
• Peasley: Events set to remember Green Giants
• ALGONQUIN – Chicago Bulls guard CJ Watson
• Gun clubs provide camaraderie, competition
• McHenry picks new city administrator
• Westfield reports 485 absent Friday
• No backyard chickens, Lake in the Hills says
• Jewelry theft tied
 to Sun City break-ins?
• Judge: Bianchi file to be unsealed
• Huntley journalism students up for online award
• Bianchi file to be unsealed
• Woodstock's deputy manager to take over in McHenry
• Sheriff's police seek tips in Lakemoor burglary
• Celtic celebration this weekend at Raue
• Physiology 
in flux: Exercise, education keys to cope with, understand menopause
• Bids to be opened for Huntley I-90 interchange
• Gingrich to speak 
at university
• LITH American Legion to host dinner
• ‘Miracle 
on Hudson’ crewman
 to speak
• MCC announces dates for spring, fall registration
• Chicago Express game to benefit GiGi’s
• LITH American Legion sets fish fry for March 16
• Crystal Lake schools eye higher fees
• Watershed planning group to meet
• Radio host Joe Cicero 
to visit Huntley Bingo
• House crushes Franks proposal to elect board chairman
• Spring 2012 City Letter
• Man gets 9 years for raping housekeeper
• House defeats bill to directly elect county chairmen
• Fire causes minor damage to Crystal Lake home
• Chimneys ignite at two Hebron area homes
• Two-car crash snarls traffic at Route 12, West Solon Road
• House passes ‘Caylee’s Law’
• Special prosecutor request unresolved after 2 years
• Quit smoking classes 
to begin March 28
• Pancake breakfast will aid ‘Mellon Mommas’
• Astronomers group to feature IBEX talk
• MCCD announces spring programs
• MCCD Fox Club focuses on sounds of spring
• Music4Martin set for Sunday
• Library offering variety of programs in March
• MCCD offers events 
for adults and teens
• 5 in GOP seek seats 
in county 
District 5
• Three arrested 
in drug deal
• Chesak students jump rope for a cause
• McHenry mayor lays out path
• Police chief advises residents on burglaries in Sun City
• Session topic 
to be native plantings
• A spelling spectacular
• Animal Rescue Adoption Day set in Ringwood
• Fire chiefs offer safety tips, reminder
• Warm, windy in area; McHenry County under wind advisory
• Meeting 
for a tryst 
goes bad, police say
• Police, residents host second meeting on Sun City break-ins
• Special prosecutors: County should pay defense against Bianchi suit
• Witness in Burrito Express murder trial sentenced to one year in prison
• Lefts at Randall and Algonquin roads debated
• 3 taken to hospital after crash
• Woman receives $1M settlement for crash
• D-156 recognizes lacrosse club
• Man charged with battery, restraint
• Man pleads guilty 
in sexual abuse case
• Early morning fire damages garage
• Mental health groups ask County Board to pressure legislators
• Tornado’s 
power awes Woodstock 
disaster pro
• Crystal Lake Police charge 7 after prostitution setup went awry
• Crystal Lake man charged with unlawful restraint, battery
• Three suffer minor injuries in bus-plow crash
• Firefighters douse garage fire in LITH
• Tornado drill at 10 a.m today
• MCC to offer two-year degree in graphic arts
• Authorities: Ky. man sought relationship with Harvard teen
• Taking care of their kin
• County pertussis cases now number more than 300
• Island Lake middle schooler faces gun charge
• Photo organization to be taught at FRG
• Trial date set in attempted murder, arson case
• 2 county sheriff’s squad cars damaged in storm
• Man with 19 pounds of marijuana gets 6 years
• Faith in Action to host fundraiser May 4
• Pom squads have lots to cheer about as state winners
• Study: 72 percent of grandparents regularly watch grandkids
• Four charged with 
recent vehicle burglaries
• Area youngsters headed for spelling bee
• Workshop about paying for college is free
• St. Patrick’s Day crafts gathering planned in CL
• Green Drinks group to review fracking laws
• Museum plans program about Civil War regiment
• Boy struck by van flown to hospital as precaution
• Charity store fears closing for lack of fee
• Stiemke: Get involved in the McHenry County Human Race
• Man charged with sexual abuse of a minor
• School officials: Student brought loaded gun to Island Lake school
• CLC takes 1st, 2nd place at dance competition
• Looking forward
• Annual fundraiser draws hundreds
• Women’s committee to host blood drive today
• ECC to present international films
• Downstate tornado reminds locals to be prepared
• On the record with ... Becky Monroe
• When drug supplies dry up, patients feel pinch
• Harvard, state taking aim at synthetic drugs
• D-26 puts together new technology plan
• District 300 scraps plans for wind farm
• Department offers well water testing
• Six GOP candidates vying for County Board District 4 nod
• Imprisoned hearts: Families of those serving time are crime’s forgotten victims
• Peasley: Hebron farmer honored as 'Master'
• Secrets of the sugar maples
• Lakemoor begins review for next year's budget
• Huntley Village Board OKs setback relief
• Fatal heroin overdose considered a homicide
• Marengo K-9, with a new partner, is ‘a wonderful resource'
• Seven treated 
after gas leak
• GOP primary to pick 4 for McHenry County Board District 3
• Property tax relief unlikely 
with House bill
• Winter storm warning in effect until midnight
• CL woman charged in Wis. overdose death
• Gas leak in Marengo sends 7 to hospitals
• Snow, sleet expected for this evening's commute
• Woodstock students measure carbon footprints
• District 12 borrows solvency til end of its year
• Police seek help after school fence damaged
• Cardboard Cup Regatta seeks volunteers
• Snow possible
 in McHenry County this afternoon
• MCC to host math review sessions
• Opponents take aim at gun-control laws
• LITH traffic patrols enhanced for St. Patrick’s Day
• Teen charged in BK robbery back in custody
• Boat adrift on Crystal Lake sparks concern
• Centegra to offer cancer symposium
• Health department: Check clocks, stocks
• Tax levy
 divides District 2 candidates
• Sun City residents meet about break-ins
• Woman gets 180 days for selling 
cocaine
• CL man charged with raping teen
• AARP to offer free tax prep for seniors in LITH
• Foundation seeks award nominees
• MCC concerts to feature woodwinds, Irish music
• Chicago Spazmatics 
to perform in Huntley
• Organization gets $5K donation
• Scouts out 
to nourish food banks
• Culinary arts educator ‘Teacher of the Year'
• MCC to host Shave-a-Thon event
• Emergency officials launch radio contest
• Jury convicts Smith for third time in slaying
• Marlowe Middle School to present ‘Hairspray’
• Fox River Grove
 delves into
 higher sales tax rate
• Suspect in Crystal Lake theft tracked down through snowprints
• Cultivating brilliance: IMSA students immerse in high-level learning
• I Shop Crystal Lake Spring Gift Certificate Contest
• Footprints in snow lead to burglary suspect
• Smith found guilty of restaurant owner's murder
• Centegra auxilary 
offers 10 scholarships
• Feb. 29 birthday provides calendar 
conundrum
• Harvard, union 
come to terms
• Spots available for CL Park District Mom-Son Date Night
• Park Place to host 
arts and crafts bazaar
• Richmond-Burton High set for field house
• Crystal Lake allocates hotel tax funds to nonprofits
• Realtor donates to Gavers Breast Center
• MCC student artists exhibit at Opera House
• Box Tops bring bonus to Eastview Elementary
• Calendar 
conundrum
• Library expands 
genealogy resources
• Marengo retools wastewater project
• District 3 shifting 
away from SEDOM
• Jurors’ deliberations to extend to a 3rd day
• School districts
 raise the idea 
of consolidation
• Spay Illinois to host low-cost clinic
• Huntley insurance broker 
wanted
• Marengo planners 
OK commercial site
• Cary-Grove Expo to 
include farmers market
• Jurors ask judge two questions in Smith murder trial
• Johnsburg Library to host new book club
• School Districts 3, 26
 raise the idea 
of consolidation
• Huntley police looking for broker charged with fraud
• Crystal Lake bicyclist injured in crash
• New McHenry businesses in store
• Library seeks used books for spring sale
• Group schedules open 
auditions at Raue Center
• McHenry Library to have no Internet access Wednesday
• Great Outdoor Expo starts Saturday
• Official says man injured in Woodstock fight recovering
• Marengo waits on cable deal
• Mercy to offer free bone density screenings
• St. Baldrick's offers helping hand to area families
• After two days, jurors can't reach Smith verdict
• Sunlight and serenity
• Fox Waterway Agency gains 104 acres of wetlands
• Tree removal to start for Johnsburg Road project
• Toastmasters to host Leap Day event
• No verdict yet in Smith murder trial
• Early Voting: Now through March 15, 2012
• Lakewood to pay $343k to CL in fire dispute
• Jury begins deliberating in Smith case
• Jurors to begin deliberations again in morning
• On the record with ... Melissa Griffin
• Property owners again appeal assessments in record numbers
• Man injured in Woodstock fight Sunday improving today
• 3 injured, 17 detained after fight at party
• Woman celebrates 104th birthday
• Recycling center, motocross track being considered in Holiday Hills
• Three seriously injured, one charged in Woodstock fight
• ‘If we save one life, 
we succeeded’
• Peasley: Spring means return of Farm Bureau Ag Expo
• Early voting for March 20 primaries starts Monday
• D-157 to discuss $5.5 million gym expansion
• Jet pilot humbled by welcome home
• Evening of song, poetry will benefit immigration causes
• Woodstock Jaycees 
to host Bar Olympics
• College to present 
‘The Wedding Singer’
• MCC to host ceramics workshop
• Huntley library may extend reach
• Defenders to celebrate 42nd anniversary
• Part of Graf Road to close for roadwork
• Who’ll save the safety net?
• Auxiliary to host scholarship fundraiser
• County takes brunt of snow
• McHenry greets private 
on leave from Afghanistan
• Closing arguments planned for Monday in ‘01 killing
• D-15 approves new 5-year contract
• County takes brunt of snow inches
• ‘Festival of Music’ planned in Huntley
• MCC sets events to mark Women’s 
History Month
• Celebrating the true heroes among us
• Defense witness said she fabricated murder account
• Area closings, delays
• People still can register to vote
• FRG library director leaving post in April
• Woodstock senior housing rejected – again
• 500 women explore health at Health Strong Woman event
• SHARE offers complete Easter dinner package
• County picks real estate company owner for zoning slot
• Fire damages Harvard home
• Defense presents gun they think used in '01 slaying
• Huntley joins electric rate negotiation group
• ‘Caylee’s Law’ set for vote in House
• Roads clear for evening commute; watch for drifts
• Harvard Diggins Library to host used book sale
• MCCD hosts maple boil at Coral Woods
• Heart screenings for teens offered
• Think spring with MCC trip to flower show
• Doctors: Medicaid crisis to get worse
• St. Patrick’s Day Parade planned in McHenry
• Rollover crash kills
 Huntley woman, 19
• Snowstorm offers reminder that it’s still winter
• Witness says Smith innocent of 2001 murder
• C-G girls sectional title game time moved up to 6 today
• Wednesday crash claims life of Huntley woman, others injured
• Area under Winter Storm Watch, 5 to 9 inches of snow on the way
• Area under winter weather advisory, 4 to 7 inches of snow on the way
• Ash Wednesday services inspire faithful
• Library to host art display, auction
• Mice mess with Rakow Road traffic
• Food distribution set for Johnsburg
• Witness: Smith wasn't involved in 2001 murder
• Turning Point joining ‘Everyone Gives’ event
• Algonquin to acquire 
‘Adam & Eve’ art
• Crystal Lake library looks to expand
• MCCD announces spring lineup
• Centegra to offer variety of wellness lectures in March
• LITH American Legion to host benefit tournament
• Shingles clinic set for March 2
• MCC to host food seminar series
• Area veterans visit SEDOM to mark Take A Vet to School Day
• County approves electric consortium agreement
• Formal dresses needed for annual fundraiser
• Witness claims Smith not involved in Briseño murder
• County approves electric consortium agreement
• Cutting P.E. time runs against best learning climate
• New York Times best-selling author to speak at golf club
• Nunamaker talks downtown redevelopment
• D-26 school board members, residents grill charter school organizers
• Franks' tax cap bill clears House on 2nd try
• Tax cap bill clears House on 2nd try
• D-155 abates $2 million in property taxes
• Coroner confirms drowning
• Zen Buddhism presentation set at MCC
• LITH police to present synthetic drugs talk
• District 158 receives overdue capital grant
• Defense case under way in Burrito Express murder trial
• Vacant Algonquin home destroyed by fire
• Sheriff seeks public’s help with theft probe
• McHenry Library to offer number of programs
• D-19 community asks to open superintendent interviews
• Defense case under way in Burrito Express murder trial
• Coroner confirms drowning in Johnsburg death
• Money stolen from house during teen party
• Franks tax cap bill passes on second try
• Area roadways slick this morning
• Seminar on extreme weather set for March 1
• MCC students to show their films at festival
• Dunham asks voters to issue $1M bond
• Johnsburg mourns builder who fell through ice in nearby pond
• Fox River Grove to hold sales tax forum
• Fundraiser set for ailing Crystal Lake resident
• Official: Hebron fire not suspicious
• Cary charter school 
proposal hearing today
• High school planning St. Baldrick’s events
• Working nights can pose challenges, but moms can make it work
• MCC details its expansion plans
• Fire damages Algonquin home
• McHenry City discusses five-year plan
• Grafton to host election talk
• Cary to hold electrical aggregation meeting
• Music4Martin planned scheduled for March 11
• Fire crews fight blaze in Algonquin
• Details on weekend Hebron fire released
• Developers scale back Woodstock senior housing plan
• Dorr Township looks to fill open trustee spot
• Tater Tot Playdates planned in LITH
• Woodstock Rotarians 
offer scholarship
• Culture of thin puts heavy pressure on girls
• Johnsburg mourns builder who fell through ice
• Johnsburg builder dies after falling in pond
• On the record with ... Max Millikan
• Man flown to hospital after falling in Johnsburg pond
• Man dies after falling in Johnsburg pond
• Missing Spring Grove horses found, returned home safe
• D-50 raises lunch prices by 40 cents
• LITH American Legion to host benefit tournament
• Online raffle benefits Characters of Character
• C-G theater may get face-lift
• Local lawmakers uneasy about Quinn's ag nominee
• Book lovers can find treasures
• McCullom Lake settles details for village hall
• Economy could be a factor in declining adoptions
• Home of the Sparrow celebrates silver anniversary
• Four Spring Grove horses found, returned home
• Four Horses stolen from Spring Grove
• County asks Franks to discuss bill
• Slaying witness testifies at trial
• Village-owned golf course stays on par
• Police ID drivers 
in 2-vehicle crash
• Fire wrecks Woodstock pole barn
• Some businesses feel the water pinch in Marengo
• An overseas 
exchange
• Eyewitness testifies in Smith murder trial
• Pole barn fire closed Route 47 early today
• Police ID drivers in Thursday evening crash
• Marengo youth minister pleads guilty to 6 felonies
• FRG residents voice castle concerns
• A little off the top for Sean
• Family Services receives grant for $22K
• Dundee Library to host Mrs. Lincoln program
• Have some ‘Fun With Frogs’ at Dundee Library
• Accomplice recants testimony again
• Trombonist will bring jazz to ECC
• Johnsburg business, craft expo seeks exhibitors
• Coyotes, healthy soils among seminar topics
• Friends of Chilama to hold photo contest
• Tuesday last day to register to vote in March
• Bluegrass Mass planned for March 2
• Finances pinch music, dance from family budgets
• D-158 to receive $39M in capital funding for '05 construction
• Woman airlifted after collision
• Dinner to benefit mission 
in Haiti
• Huntley Bingo to host shelter night Monday
• Sheriff: Avoid McCullom Lake Road
• Former Marengo youth pastor admits to sex crimes
• Convicted murder accomplice again recants testimony
• Racket Club manager to retire
• Johnsburg principal honored as Illinois High School Principal of Year
• Senior complex to offer free seminars today
• Nonfiction author, 
essayist to speak at ECC
• Brave the cold to benefit Special Olympics
• County case from 1990s tied to reproductive rights debate
• Opening statements set for murder trial
• Early bird registration discounts available for summer day camps
• McHenry Co. home to Illinois ‘Big’ of the year
• Diaper bank finds new storage spot
• Leadership conference pays tribute to Stilwell
• J’burg principal honored
• B&B Square Dance Club to host dance
• Coyotes the topic at 
exploration program
• D-26 faces campus shuffle
• Fettle felines, 
fit Fidos
• McHenry diaper bank finds new storage spot
• Effort aims to send cookies to troops
• D-300 leadership conference pays tribute to Stilwell
• Poor ice conditions cancel Chili Open for second year
• Contract will give raises to District 200 teachers
• Jury selection under way in trial
• Award-winning storyteller set for Rosa Parks program
• County OKs software to streamline agenda process
• D-26 to consider replacing roof, among other projects
• State’s attorney sues Latin Kings
• Culinary students, diners enjoy MCC restaurant experience
• Education Foundation seeks volunteers for 5K
• Literacy programs transform lives of adult learners, tutors
• Folk artist to give 2 performances at ECC
• Health department seeks Spirit Awards nominees
• Bianchi's office files suit against Latin Kings
• Four jurors selected for Smith trial
• Unsafe ice cancels Chili Open, again
• Man drowns trying to save dog from thin ice
• Jury selection in murder trial to start
• MCC to host open 
mic nights monthly
• Dundee Library to host Mrs. Lincoln program
• Woodstock woman hospitalized after crash
• District 300 less wary of proposed C’ville TIF
• SUV hits utility pole, area businesses lose power
• Just a number: Maturity greater factor than age in marital success, expert says
• Authors, poets invited 
to ECC coffee house
• Trustee to host meet-and-greet
• D-26 staffing plan anticipates no net change to number of teachers
• Marengo council authorizes rebidding project after disagreement
• My Sister’s Dress event helps prom-goers save
• Officials charge Berwyn man with burglary, theft, damage
• McHenry offers first aid, CPR classes
• Longtime firefighter retires in McHenry
• City wants Motorola stop lights covered, not gone
• Special ed plan concerns District 47 parents
• ECOmmunity program 
to feature ornithologist
• Police: Berwyn man burglarized CL businesses
• McHenry County should be spared worst of today's snow
• Marengo takes 1A chess title
• MCC to host talk on women’s reproductive rights
• Penkava: Visits to FRG castle were not always so controversial
• Sides prepare to support, fight sprinkler mandate for new homes
• Telehealth coming to McHenry County
• Marengo named 1A state chess champs
• Fundraiser to help Huntley woman
• 52nd District candidates talk issues at forum
• D-155 offers help for high school parents
• Cary showcases items relating to its founders
• Writer, essayist to 
speak at ECC for series
• Think spring at gardening event at Harvard library
• County, lobby group brace for tough spring in Springfield
• Nunamaker to speak about State of Fox River Grove
• Ordinance requires license for drop boxes
• Registration now open for Human Race
• Divorced dads find success with post-marriage parenting
• Harvard ordinance requires license for drop boxes
• Peasley: Johnson honored by chamber
• Mom who took kids to burglaries gets jail
• Charges upgraded to first-degree murder in stabbing
• Blue Lotus Temple buys former Unitarian church
• Man tried to steal gas tank, police say
• Seeing double: About 1 in every 30 babies born is a twin
• McHenry mom who took kids to burglaries gets jail
• D47 to discuss moving special education programs
• McConnaughay wins backing from Roskam
• Local officials critical of birth control compromise
• Judge strikes some Smith defense testimony
• Judge strikes some Smith defense testimony
• Wonder Lake stabbing charges upgraded to murder
• Snow today, subzero temps through the weekend
• Snow this afternoon, subzero temps through the weekend
• CL Park District to host St. Patrick’s Day event
• Students meet Skype sergeant
• Westfield school seeks Career Day volunteers
• Dynamic Living Series 
to start next week
• Dance teams head to super nationals
• Mardi Gras concert starts music series
• Scholarship funds 
available for residents
• Sheriff's office assists on suspected gang member apprehension
• Authors, poets invited 
to ECC coffee houses
• City paves way for public-private partnerships at Three Oaks
• Despite high unemployment, some employers struggle to fill posts
• Orchesis to showcase variety of dance styles
• Franks to lead government consolidation panel
• MCC renames conference center in honor of donors
• Agreement being drafted to unite gov'ts seeking cheap electricity
• Library has winter blues antidote
• 12 years for father in shaken-baby case
• Marengo police, fire: New dispatch arrangements working fine
• Father gets 12 years in infant's shaking death
• McHenry County residents should benefit from mortgage settlement
• Instrumental improvement on way for Lakewood School
• Clay Academy tries to win $10K for library
• First Congregational to present Caribbean Mass
• Lacrosse club gets green light from D-156 school board
• Openings available at MCC preschool for fall
• MCC to offer ‘getting started’ seminar for returning students
• Multi-location Down syndrome awareness gala set for Feb. 25
• Events to benefit Big Brothers Big Sisters of McHenry County
• Spring start for Walkup Road work
• U of I Extension: Check your eligibility for income tax credits
• Departments offer flower show trip
• FRG seeks to regulate home tours; castle owners feel targeted
• Historical Society to 
host annual meeting
• Residents leery 
of nearby coyotes
• Overweight vehicle reSTRICTs Route 14
• Local cancer survivor raises funds for Children’s Miracle Network
• Concert to benefit Woodstock ministry
• Man pleads guilty to reckless homicide
• Man admits to reckless homicide in CL crash
• Nice vantage point
• Koehler praises county achievements, finances in annual address
• Cary man dies in Lake County crash
• Historical Society to host 26th annual lecture series
• Centegra to provide heart-related services
• Meth abuse not widespread in area
• CL opposes high-density development near MCC
• Wonder Lake man stabbed to death; roommate in custody
• Alumni artists featured at MCC
• Good Shepherd plans Cardiac Rehab Week through Feb. 18
• County pays $9,312 for legal fees for defendant investigator
• Lakemoor to hire more police officers
• Girl Scouts to send 
cookies overseas
• Huntley Jaycees host ‘Fight Like Lin’ benefit
• Kane County Sheriff to award $500 scholarship
• Cary man dies in Lake Co. crash
• Sheriff's Police seize $25K worth of meth
• Police investigating stabbing homicide in Wonder Lake
• Accident involving school bus minor, no injuries
• Alden-Hebron Elementary earns academic achievement award
• Stiemke: New Web tool makes volunteering easier
• MCC advising center 
sets Saturday hours
• Not your mom’s home ec class
• Lincoln Prairie celebrates 10th anniversary this year
• Village’s preschool 
open house scheduled
• Services set for angler who fell through ice
• City eyes public-private partnerships at Three Oaks
• Bianchi names first assistant
• Smith trial delayed a week
• Citizens Police Academy scheduled to start April 4
• Residents, officials look to future of Turnberry lakes
• Two face drug charges in sting
• St. Paul’s kindergarten registration to start
• School chief candidate backs out
• MCCD to show Great Lakes documentary
• Knights to host blood drive in Huntley
• Bianchi names first assistant
• Bill takes 2nd stab at reining in tax cap
• County school chief candidate backs out amid scrutiny
• Smith trial delayed because of witness issues
• Richmond man, SG man face drug charges
• Rescue team practices swift-water skills
• On the record with ... Cindy Kottke
• Third trial for murder suspect to begin
• Woodstock targets ash trees to curb infestation
• Angler dies after fall through ice
• Harvard man killed in hit and run
• LITH residents urged to participate in ShakeOut
• D-300 consortium irons out 8-year energy purchase
• Radio campaign to benefit ‘Golden Diners’ program
• IMSA to host Professional Learning Day events
• Carpentersville joins 
‘Yellow Dot’ program
• LITH Parks to host 
Valentine’s events
• Grief group to meet 
in McHenry this week
• Troupe brings rhythm 
to ECC Black History events
• D-158 may hire more staff next year
• 2012 
at the 
pump: Gas prices expected to stay high, but below peak levels of 2011
• Peasley: Woodstock honored for conservation
• Cook-off, walking tour help mark Groundhog Days
• Missing man found walking on Route 14
• Harvard man killed in hit and run
• Family Service plans merger
• D-158 Program to offer CPR, first aid
• Patriots United host breakfast
• New pantry built by generosity
• Regional superintendent candidate’s background gives committee pause
• Family laments theft of snocross snowmobiles
• MCC’s Shah Center offers 
variety of computer courses
• Grocery co-op boasts significant food cost savings, participants say
• Body of angler identified as Wonder Lake man
• Divers search Pistakee Bay for possible angler
• Divers searching Pistakee Lake for person who fell through ice
• Divers suspend Pistakee Bay search for night for fisherman who fell through ice
• ROE candidate background gives committee pause
• Johnsburg family laments theft of snowmobiles
• Family Service to partner with North Central Behavioral
• Dense fog advisory in effect
• McHenry library opening delayed today
• Raising healthy children topic of presentation
• Four area cheer squads headed to state finals
• MCCD offers indoor, outdoor spring activities
• SHARE sites set to take orders for February
• District 26 charter school hearing set
• MCC offers free tax help
• Willie misses shadow; early spring predicted
• Defenders to host recycling drive in Woodstock
• Food, drink tour to Milwaukee offered
• Construction zone flagger class offered
• Cure cabin fever with these programs
• Tuley to perform at McHenry VFW Auxiliary fundraiser
• Request for Proposals for the Design Engineering of the Country Club Area Water Main Improvement
• 2012 State of the Community Video
• Knowledge is money when it comes to filing taxes
• Woodstock celebrates 20th anniversary of ‘Groundhog’ filming (with schedule)
• Tradition Once again, a descendant of t
• Woodstock's groundhog says early spring
• D-47 studies changes for special education programs
• Johnsburg community reacts to mistrial
• Frog monitors wanted; workshop set
• Local reps: Quinn needs to grasp state’s finances
• Class will help job seekers sharpen skills
• Man, 82, improves after he was struck by car
• Prosecutors plan to retry Casciaro
• Huntley library sees record use
• Police, DCFS allege that man abused relative
• Woman suffers minor injuries after incident
• D-300 reminded of stranger danger
• ECOmmunity Network to host ‘Museum of the Groundhog’
• D-3 submits technology plan
• Celebrating Catholic Schools Week
• Free bartending class offered to veterans
• Police plan Super Bowl Sunday enforcement blitz
• Second Sunday concert 
to feature jazz, pop artists
• Man featured in brain injury story dies Jan. 27
• Car seat safety inspection slated
• Request for Proposals for Phase I and Phase II Engineering Services for the Main Street at Crystal Lake Avenue project
• Prosecutors plan to retry Casciaro in Carrick case
• Pistakee Highlands man accused of abusing minor relative
• Woman suffers minor injuries in Cary accident
• McKay to perform two shows at ECC
• Casciaro trial jury sent home for night
• Crafters, artisans 
sought for CL bazaar
• Woodstock marks 20th anniversary of comedy classic
• Quake epicenter was in McHenry
• Jurors resume deliberations on Casciaro case
• Good ag practices workshop offered
• CL couple lets Facebook users name baby
• Astronomy group 
to meet Feb. 10
• Dundee-Crown to host College and Career Fair
• Police investigate pedestrian crash
• Official elected to pension board
• Registration under way for MCC welding classes
• Marian spring musical will be ‘Hello, Dolly!’
• Tickets on sale for 
Mardi Gras party in CL
• Testing sheds light on skulls
• Council approves generator noise rules
• High court won’t hear Nygren appeal
• Contraceptive coverage irks local Catholics
• Diabetes center to 
hold class on cooking
• State's highest court won't hear appeal on deputy's discipline
• Jury sent home in Casciaro murder case
• Coroner's Office: Skulls came from medical lab
• Minor earthquake hits northern Illinois
• Dial-a-Ride changing fares, name
• Two injured in head-on crash near Woodstock
• Defenders to host book sale
• Music Makers for Life to form new string orchestra
• Square dance club hosts dance Friday
• Weather melts pond hockey tournament dreams
• Huntley Park District to host Free Fitness Week
• Class sizes could go up in D-47
• Hill Road bridge 
to close today
• MCCD to host Explorer Days event
• Daddy, daughter date night set in McHenry
• Althoff to host teletownhall event
• Nuclear plant unit shuts down
• MCC to celebrate African American History Month
• MCC-hosted candidate forums begin this week
• Foundation to host third annual Take a Walk in Her Shoes Ball
• ‘Plein air’ art exhibit opens Wednesday
• Village, TLC team up to sell rain barrels, composters
• Power loss shuts down Byron nuclear plant unit; public in no danger
• Both sides rest in Carrick murder case
• Unattended candles 
lead to C’ville fire
• Ceremony celebrates return
• Looking forward
• Local Marine laid to rest in Cary cemetery
• Second man charged in drug probe
• D-26 Pals for Reading reports early success
• On the record with ... Tom Low
• Second man charged in C'ville drug investigation
• Car seat check event planned in Crystal Lake
• Schools unfazed by plea for funds
• Landmark School to hold information night
• Huntley board to discuss downtown streetscape concepts
• Students to perform one-act comic plays at Dundee-Crown
• School to host party for Valentine’s Day
• Delivery dilemma
• Skiers vie for Junior National Championship spots at Norge qualifier
• Peasley: County’s walking encyclopedia to retire
• Skiers vie for Junior National Championships spots at Norge qualifier
• Funeral services today for Crystal Lake Marine
• Marengo’s $12 million wastewater project still in works
• Woman charged with aggravated battery
• SHARE to take orders in McHenry, Huntley
• Thousands greet procession honoring fallen Crystal Lake Marine
• Centegra opens renovated ER in McHenry
• Police await lab results in skull mystery
• Witness: Defendant said, ‘Things got out of hand’
• Man gets 4 years for burglaries
• D-26 community engagement panel seeks new members
• FRG homes to get radio frequency water meters
• State witness: Defendant said 'Things got out of hand.'
• Island Lake plans 
daddy-daughter dance
• Thousands greet procession returning Marine Capt. McHone to Crystal Lake
• McHenry to discuss generators
• Judge orders county to pay $288K to special prosecutors
• Church plans Turkey pilgrimage
• Woodstock library to host Tech Demo Day
• Planners pan senior housing plan
• Funeral arrangements set for fallen CL Marine
• Friends to celebrate Jacobs grad’s life
• Witness: 'I lost my temper' with Carrick
• Green Drinks 
group to hear ‘Eco Myths’
• Benefit to be held 
for man with cancer
• Family Health Partnership Clinic gets grant
• D-156 seeks nominations for distinguished grads
• 2012 Cog Circle Paving Program Notice to Contractors
• 2012 Crack Sealing Program Notice to Contractors
• Witness: Defendant never said to hurt Carrick
• Funeral arrangements set for fallen CL Marine
• Judge: County must pay $288K more for special prosecutors
• Weather service issues dense fog advisory
• Cardiovascular 
screening planned
• Huntley to host Citizen Police Academy
• Bicycling legend to 
appear at Harvard library
• Orchesis to present ‘Pushing the Limits’
• Mobile health unit 
to offer screenings
• ‘He is a monster to me’; Cary man sentenced to 55 years in sex assault
• Kuhns to speak at TLC meeting, brunch
• Cary mayor sees '12 focus on business retention
• Village to put ‘Huntley First!’ with 4-year plan
• Tuley to headline VFW fundraiser
• Annual Winter Variety Show to take Huntley stage Sunday
• 2 skulls found in Bull Valley
• MCC student-run restaurant reopens
• Blood at scene didn't match accused killer
• Banker to receive excellence award
• Marengo horse rescue farm kicks off fundraiser
• Three face charges after CL vandalism spree
• Ducks 
Unlimited sets date for banquet
• Three face charges after CL vandalism spree
• 55-year sentence for Cary man guilty of sex assault
• Bull Valley boy found first skull on way to school
• Power of poetry: J.C. Bush students work with wordsmith for project
• Faith in Action agency receives $8.5K grant
• Elections board dismisses Gaffney petition objections
• County still undecided on cameras
• Man's blood-alcohol level over legal limit in crash
• Fire wrecks Huntley home; cause unknown
• Girl, mom collect money to send cookies to troops
• Power of poetry: James C. Bush students work with wordsmith for project
• 33rd Dist. candidate admits he paid property taxes late
• Public weighs in on Randall Road project
• D-300 OKs energy supplier
• Defense attacks Casciaro witnesses
• Man’s family files lawsuit 
after fatal work accident
• Credibility of murder witnesses under attack as trial starts
• Coroner: Man in snowmobile fatal crash was drunk
• Huntley fire still under investigation
• White Ghost Shivers 
to perform at ECC
• Johnsburg business, craft expo seeks exhibitors
• Charter group’s official proposal will trigger public hearing in D-26
• Fox Valley Men of Harmony to deliver singing valentines
• Centegra to offer Mammo Monday events to county
• Family remembers fallen Crystal Lake Marine
• Illinois Math and Science Academy to host Preview Day on Sunday
• Marengo joins county government council on electricity aggregation
• Working for the love of math
• Head-on approach to handling stress
• Firefighters respond to fire near Huntley
• Good Shepherd Hospital offers scholarships
• Youth in Harmony contest set in Huntley
• State might have to pay for special prosecutors' defense
• Several charges dropped, jurors chosen as murder trial starts
• ‘No-refusal’ kicks off Super Bowl Sunday
• Weather Service issues fog advisory
• MCC to host math review sessions
• Thunderbird Preschool to host open house
• Murder trial to begin in 2002 death of Johnsburg teen
• On the record with ... Terry Legare
• Local families gather for Chinese New Year
• Bio details military career of CL Marine
• Looking forward
• Library offers social network series
• MCC seeks literacy volunteers; training sessions set
• Winter 2011-2012 City Letter
• Nygren to award scholarship to county student
• Private group considers paying for Cary-Grove theater upgrade
• ECC to host American Grands concert
• GiGi’s Playhouse national gala scheduled for Feb. 25
• Woodstock hears plans for senior housing
• D-158 sets kindergarten registration dates
• Classmates, teachers remember Crystal Lake Marine killed in Afghanistan
• Homeless heroes: Agencies aim to curb growing problem among area vets
• Peasley: Former Woodstock athlete dies in Phoenix Jan. 17
• Volo man dies in snowmobiling crash
• Father, daughter injured in snowmobile crash
• Soldier receives Bronze Star 60 years later
• Classmates, teachers remember Marine killed in Afghanistan
• McHenry library to host personal finance series
• D-158 adds courses at high school
• Relay for Life of South McHenry to hold annual kickoff event Feb 1.
• Parents invited to free college financial planning nights
• MCC plans Chunk of Chocolate tour
• Crystal Lake Marine killed in Afghanistan
• Volo man killed in snowmobiling crash
• Snowstorm over, temps. expected to rise
• Ski jumpers will return to FRG for annual tourney
• D-156 continues to look at financial options
• Fire causes minor damage to Pistakee Highlands home
• Two men charged in Algonquin-area burglary
• Woodstock North teacher accused of having sex with student
• Metra study on Huntley-Marengo extension under review
• Customer service weather alert
• Two charged in Algonquin area burglary
• Woodstock North teacher charged with sexually assaulting student
• Area closings, cancellations
• Minor fire scorches Pistakee Highlands home
• Snow to fall into evening; motorists should drive with care
• Meteorologists: Snow coming, travel times will slow to crawl
• D-200 announces preschool programs, registration dates
• Winter no time to chill on the farm
• Patriots United will be hosting unity breakfast
• Report of plane crash false alarm
• Trivia bee to benefit literacy programs
• Cary’s State of Community Address set for next week
• Mardi Gras event planned in Crystal Lake for Feb. 11
• Students on alert for strangers in van
• D-300 reviews energy deal with Baltimore supplier
• Extension service offers investing program
• Man gets 4 years for shooting girlfriend in face
• The magic of good character
• Firm hired to assess McHenry County's Old Courthouse
• Man sent to prison for shooting girlfriend in face
• Meteorologists: Prepare for long evening commute Friday
• Woodstock emergency crews tending to 2 crashes
• Union man dies in Wisconsin accident
• Lake Killarney residents fighting water rate hike
• D-26 to test emergency message alert system
• Participants sought for Woods Creek Watershed planning
• Area Relay for Life group plans kick-off celebration
• Police: Woman charged in prostitution sting
• Building a bridge
• Old meets new at District 50 offices
• Judge to review McHenry County hospital rejections
• Bianchi fires back with suit against special prosecutors
• Woodstock high schools to host FAFSA workshops
• Search on for state’s best senior volunteers
• Bianchi lawsuit no surprise to County Board
• Family Comedy Improv Show set in Algonquin
• Huntley to discuss study for potential Metra route
• VFW Auxiliary to host prom fashion show
• Union man dies in single-vehicle accident
• Bianchi files suit against special prosecutors
• Centegra, Mercy appeal denials
• Lawsuit says firing was out of retaliation
• Centegra to host 6th annual Health Strong Woman event
• Good Shepherd joins Lake County diaper bank effort
• Jacobs High School to host expo
• Labor experts say service, health, social assistance sectors boast growth
• D-200 to offer Parent University event Feb. 25
• Miss Illinois shares Miss America experience
• County Board OKs aggregation contract
• Rakow Road will close briefly
• Family recounts nightmare on cruise ship
• Filmmaker to speak at Opera House
• Fox Lake man arrested in string of car burglaries
• New emergency alert program available
• Centegra appeals Huntley hospital rejection
• Richmond family escapes Italian cruise disaster
• Road conditions deteriorating due to ice, snow
• People in Need Forum scheduled for Jan. 28
• Group, salon giving 
veterans free haircuts
• Music teachers group 
to hold monthly meeting
• When writing résumés, honesty’s the best policy
• Union alleges secrecy on closures
• FaithBridge event focuses on trying to live King’s message
• Destination Safe Haven to hold annual event
• Chili Open pushed back to Feb. 18
• January is Cervical Cancer Awareness month
• Group wants to build senior housing in Crystal Lake
• McHenry Council awards $2.5K grant to Bike Haven
• Looking forward
• Family dog dies in fire
• Lawmakers differ on legislative tuition perk
• Help available locally for elderly who face financial shortfalls
• Historical Society names PR grad as exhibit coordinator
• McHenry readies for St. Baldrick’s events
• I Shop Crystal Lake program continues
• County Board meeting attendance now online
• Confusion still swirls around new ‘Drano law’
• Sites offering tree 
recycling programs
• Disabled rely on self-esteem, sense of purpose that work brings
• Peasley: Think spring, consider McHenry Ag Expo in April
• Woodstock police officer gets Officer of the Year Award
• Fire damages Johnsburg shelter restroom; flames shoot up from toilets
• Marine honored at martial arts performance
• Barlina House Preschool to host open house
• CL Park District to sponsor dances
• Sage YMCA to conduct weeklong food drive
• Huntley’s Smith to vie for Miss America title
• Charter team regroups after rejection
• Centennial celebration
• 'If You Give a Cat a Cupcake' performed at school
• Bike bridge work on Rakow Road to cause delays
• NIU’s Cole Hall readying to reopen
• Founder of D-300 science fair remembered
• Smoke, fire damage 
vehicles in Crystal Lake
• Woodstock DMV facility will be closed today
• Lester Macko, former Cary fire chief, dies at 81
• McHenry man charged with WL robbery
• SportsPlex developer won’t ask for more time
• McHenry man charged with robbing WL store
• Smoke, fire damage vehicles in CL
• County schools open; delayed start in D300
• New autism center opens this weekend
• FaithBridge to host MLK Jr. breakfast
• Algonquin to offer 
Styrofoam recycling
• District 200 Education Foundation plans fundraiser
• MCC offers trip 
to Santo induction
• Residents sought for cancer study
• County says prosecutors’ bill inflated by $354,000
• Eco-movie to be 
shown in Woodstock
• D-50 to host Central School open house
• ‘British Invasion’ 
concert to benefit D-158
• Event to focus on 
nocturnal animals
• Business owner ties up burglar suspect
• Heart seminar planned for Feb. 11 in Union
• Kohl’s plans job fair in CL
• Community garage sale set for March in McHenry
• MCCD offers workshop on basketmaking
• District 2 to conduct 
kindergarten screening
• LITH board challenges intersection plan
• Tips from the mathemagician
• Business owner ties up burglary suspect
• Customer service weather alert
• Three McHenry residents arrested after drug seizure
• Grow houses net man 11 years
• D-300 middle schools hold off schedule changes
• FOX Club offers outdoor hike, games for families
• AED use credited with saving 57-year-old’s life
• Harvard woman found unfit to stand trial
• Dundee Library asks residents to help rename district
• McHenry Library to be closed Monday
• Arborist to aid 400-year-old white oak in Harvard
• Experts: Whether TV or tablet, limiting kids’ time before a screen wise
• Snowmobile classes set through February
• LITH plans Tween Gameworks Trip
• Science fair judges sought in D-300
• Tours to continue at Bettendorf Castle
• Island Lake planning 
village garage sale
• Four to 8 inches of snow expected in season’s first significant storm
• Students 'Discover Engineering'
• Police suspect murder in death of missing Rockford man
• Cary man behind 'growhouses' sent to federal prison
• Police suspect missing Rockford man was murdered
• Psychologist: Post-partum depression likely for defendant
• Officials credit quick use of AED in saving man's life
• Judge: Castle owner didn't violate ordinances
• Meteorologists: Snowlessness ends Thursday
• District 200 buys lots for building trades program
• Asphalt recycler nearing approval
• Nurse acquitted of battering disabled girl
• Dundee Library to host program about turtles, tortoises
• Snow, cold temps to stay through weekend
• Task force to examine budgeting process
• Battling cancer, spate of misfortune
• Meeting to discuss St. Baldrick’s fundraiser plans
• Village set to OK agreement
• Police search home of county sheriff’s sergeant
• United Way at 26 percent of $1.8M goal
• Police search sheriff sergeant's home
• Donations make 1932 charity roadster a reality
• Marengo City Council picks new city administrator
• Trial begins for woman accused of battery of disabled child
• Progress continues on Rakow Road
• Dundee Township Historical Society seeks Christmas items
• Centegra to sponsor free wellness lectures in Feb.
• Woodstock library to host preschool fair
• Defenders to host recycling 
drive for old electronics
• Suitcase causes bomb scare on Randall Road
• D-26 finances improving
• Bill aimed at allowing voters to elect County Board chairman
• Woodstock starts Challenger Little League division
• Rise of recycling can help wallet as well as environment
• Whooping cough outbreak slowing
• Potential witnesses sought in Walworth County incident
• Alg. Police investigate 'suspicious'' suitcase on Randall Road
• Van burns in parking lot of Johnsburg Walmart
• Looking forward
• On the record with ... Keni Rienks
• D-47 kindergarten registration dates set
• Pioneer Center programs serve clients throughout life phases
• McHenry County Sheriff's sgt. faces sex assault charges
• Last-minute levy vote prompts look at county budget process
• Golfers ready for Chili Open, but lake might not be
• Police release results of enforcement campaigns
• Marengo library to host youth programs throughout month
• Library seeks volunteers for focus groups
• McHenry boosters trivia contest scheduled
• Krug: What happens in schools ...
• Salvation Army nears goal in red kettle campaign
• Peasley: Woodstock High School honors athletic standouts
• Brain injury aftermath: Family struggles as loved one is shuffled from hospitals
• Propane tank explosion causes small house fire
• Author tells story of escape from Warsaw in WWII
• Wis. police search for hunter after shooting incident
• Sheriff’s officer put on leave following domestic incident
• PowderDogs to meet in Lakewood
• Here comes the bridal fair ... in Crystal Lake
• Kindergarten registration dates scheduled for Feb.
• Registration open for 2012 D-300 Piano Festival
• Island Lake 
schedules fireworks fundraiser
• Wis. police search for hunter after shooting incident
• Sheriff's officer put on leave after domestic incident
• Man gets 9 years for 
2010 armed robberies
• Bone marrow registry drive today in McHenry
• Chocolate for Vietnam? Richmond candy shop targeted in scam
• FRG fire district passes 2011 tax levy
• McCaleb: So much for 'temporary' tax hikes
• Probation issued for child porn conviction
• Objections to local congressional petitions surface
• Slimmed down, pumped up: Residents share health, fitness success stories
• D-300 nabs $222K low-interest loan for more SMART boards
• Library to offer tutoring, job services
• Missing man's truck found in Crystal Lake
• Gaming consoles, fitness apps make working out at home a bit more tolerable
• Grief group to meet in McHenry
• Former McHenry man receives same sentence as father
• Seminar 
offered on returning to college
• Habitat restoration doesn't stop for the winter season
• Importance of fungi will 
be topic of MCC program
• Library to start winter reading program
• D-15 foundation chili cookoff set for Saturday
• Fire damages Gilberts home; no one injured
• Bicycle icicles: 
Cold-weather riders pedal along McHenry County paths
• Weather spotters class offered Feb. 9
• Donley not seeking re-election to County Board
• Residents help deer to safety
• Man pleads guilty in forgery case
• Library to host ‘If You Give a Cat a Cupcake’
• Forum to focus on resources
• Schools official hunt hits new legal block
• Recent robberies at banks unsolved
• Wyss: Caustic substances law is noxious
• Man gets same sentence as father - 20 years
• McHenry approves fee waiver for baseball tournament
• Annual Miss Crystal Lake Pageant seeks contestants
• Marengo group to stage ‘The Wizard of Oz’
• Police: Woodstock man solicited 3 area girls
• Health unit to offer vascular screenings at Centegra sites
• Woodstock Public Library registration period begins Monday
• College students urged to get 
early start on financial aid forms
• County Board wants Fleming Road to stay scenic
• Plea deal made 
in fake pot fight
• Ex-dispatcher pleads guilty to sex charges
• Pioneer Center names new boss
• New state law could clog checkouts
• Fire leaves Ringwood home uninhabitable
• Historical Society Quilters plan for 2013 raffle quiltHistorical Society plans for 2013 raffle quilt
• Man on a mission to bring new disc golf course to Woodstock
• Changes to Dial-A-Ride Service Begin February 1, 2012
• Woodstock man charged with soliciting girls
• Former dispatcher admits to sex abuse
• I Shop Crystal Lake Winter Gift Certificate Contest
• Home uninhabitable; occupant, cats safe after Ringwood fire
• Project Two to present ‘Jersey Boys’ concert
• Meyer gets more time for request
• McHenry Goodwill store donates to FISH pantry
• Diaper bank looking for warehouse space
• Several county sites offer Christmas tree recycling
• FRG police investigate armed robbery
• McHenry B&B Square Dance Club to gather
• D-200 seeks Love to Read Week volunteers
• County to pay $275K for Bianchi costs
• SHARE program to take orders this week
• Woodstock Chamber sets annual dinner for February
• Oliver: 2012 offers (another) chance to get off couch
• Bullying no longer physical
• McHenry Council to consider hosting baseball tournament
• FRG police investigate armed robbery
• County approves settlement for Bianchi legal fees
• 10 exercises you can do throughout the day
• Airman gives couple gift to be proud of
• December among warmest on record
• Stiemke: New year, new ways to help nonprofits
• Municipal Electrical Aggregation
• Marine vet, family gets new home
• First on the first: Caleb and Welles join families to ring in 2012
• Health Department: More than half of county adults are overweight or obese
• Looking Foward
• Financial outlook for D-26 to be revealed in 2012
• Fleming Road residents suspicious of highway plan
• Literacy Connection seeks volunteer tutors
• MCCD to present owl, birding programs
• Advocate Good Shepherd to host Conception Connection
• MPOA answers dredging concerns
• McSweeney drops objection 
to Rowe’s candidacy for 52nd
• Peasley: Little League registration approaching
• Theater announces film fest lineup
• Krug: 2012: It’s what you make of it
• Wind advisory issued for today
• Two charged in 
residential burglary
• Police investigate McHenry robbery
• Police charge pair in armed bank robbery
• Girls on the Run, Raue to host screening of ‘Finding Kind’ Jan. 8
• Island Lake adjusts fine, some fees
• Volunteer drivers sought 
for Senior Services program
• Johnsburg High sets fundraiser preview performance for Jan. 5
• Two charged in residential burglary
• Wind advisory on Sunday
• Two charged in Island Lake bank robbery
• Police investigate McHenry bank robbery
• Ex-J’burg coach pleads guilty to sex abuse of teen
• Bin Laden, Blagojevich top our list of 2011 news events
• Woodstock teen in good condition after rollover
• Officials investigating Woodstock house fire
• Early morning fire damages Wauconda home
• Settlement on Bianchi legal fees to go to board
• County may approve settlement on Bianchi, Synek fees
• Fire causes minor damage to Woodstock home
• Smoke detector lauded in family's safe exit from burning house
• Parks and Rec offers free fitness classes
• Cary resident home from Ecuador for the holidays
• Marengo council to vote on new administrator
• 19-year-old killed in accidental shooting
• Huntley man pleads guilty to wire fraud in loan scam
• Police investigating Island Lake bank robbery
• Algonquin church to 
host financial program
• Green Drinks to meet 
Jan. 4 in Crystal Lake
• Woodstock Chamber seeking nominees 
for community service award
• Hospice reopens Woodstock facility
• Bianchi victories, wild weather top local stories of 2011
• Huntley man admits to wire fraud
• Police: 19-year-old dead in accidental shooting near McHenry
• Roads icy; leave extra time for commute
• Tradition offers chance to put goals into practice
• Spay Illinois offers lower-cost options
• Combs to head criminal division
• Dundee-Crown to host bullying presentation
• Family has 2nd brush 
with illegal drivers
• County's regional superintendent search ‘ongoing’
• Harvard man charged with domestic battery
• Warm weather delays pond hockey tourney
• Volunteers sought for New Year’s Eve workday at park
• Police seek suspect in robbery at gas station
• SHARE to take January orders
• Marian Central plans freshman placement test Jan. 7
• Sears closures lead D-300 to pan incentives
• Teens receive award for green efforts
• Animal Control offers adoption special through end of December
• Harvard man jailed after alleged domestic battery
• Woodstock Police search for armed robbery suspect
• Democratic primaries emerge under new map
• Man killed in collision with train
• Algonquin
 to decide
 on electrical
 aggregation
• Turn to 2012 means 200-plus new Illinois laws
• WL dredging project faces new challenge
• Aquarium fire damages log home in Ringwood
• Man hurt in crash near Island Lake
• Kids enjoy artsy time at Color Me Mine
• Marengo-Union Library eyes matching grant
• Cary Fire Protection District to buy tanker
• Longtime County Fair vet dies
• Lost Valley Ventures 
continue at Glacial Park
• Sendoff reception planned for Miss Illinois
• Free towing offered on New Year’s Eve
• Big Brother Big Sisters plans Bowl for Kids’ Sake
• Harvard baby’s condition upgraded
• Island Lake man involved in single-car crash
• Man injured in River Road area crash
• Harvard baby's condition upgraded to serious
• Palatine collision causes Metra delays
• Crystal Lake girl's wish granted, meets her favorite ‘mermaid’
• MCC offers professional organizer class in January
• Marengo library sets special board meeting
• Girl meets her favorite ‘mermaid’
• Crystal Lake's Route 14 ‘renaissance’ continues
• Avoiding winter wipeouts
• Woodstock looks to Old Courthouse’s future
• On the record with ... Dave Jayne
• Looking forward
• Local vets host Great Lakes recruits
• Peasley: Wishing you a blessed Christmas
• Helping Paws to host New Year’s Eve adoption special
• Robbery is 3rd recent 
bank heist in McHenry
• Health department, Centegra to offer smoking cessation classes
• Animal Control offers holiday adoption special
• Snowmobile club plans poker run in January
• Centegra schedules 'speed-dating' event
• New Huntley fire station gets ‘green’ certification
• Web tool makes volunteering easy
• Family hoping for ‘Christmas miracle’
• E-waste law takes effect in January
• Crystal Lake firefighters getting 
raises in new contract
• Report: Too many juveniles go back to prison
• Truest of gifts: Area pastors, priests set to deliver Christmas messages
• McCaleb: Holiday traditions priceless, exhausting
• Holiday traditions priceless, exhausting
• Bears player makes holiday visit to pediatric ward
• Robbery reported at Home State Bank in McHenry
• Congressional candidates start delayed filing
• Longtime volunteer remembered for work in McHenry County
• Missing man died of apparent suicide in CL
• McHenry man says he's sorry about accident that injured teen
• Man stabbed in Lake in the Hills
• Home State Bank in McHenry robbed Friday
• Robbery reported at Home State Bank in McHenry
• Wyss: Will Congress deliver Christmas miracle?
• Request for special investigator case might wrap up soon
• Woodstock North students plan preview of new play
• MCC to present theater instructor’s autobiographical play
• C-G mourns devoted math teacher, mother
• Numerous sites offering Christmas tree recycling
• Doctor: Scabies cases on the rise
• Cary artist leaves art, family as legacy
• McHenry man charged in hit-and-run
• Firefighters gain valuable experience at burn exercise
• Cold weather provides prime landscape for stargazers
• Cold weather provides prime backdrop for stargazers
• Marine welcomed home for Christmas
• Request for special investigator case might wrap up soon
• Woodstock Fire conducts live burn training
• Meyer asks Village Board to delay vote on extension
• MCC votes for tax levy increase
• County Board OKs jury duty pay overhaul
• Island Lake raises $1,750 for needy families
• Historical society seeks barn quilts
• McCullom Lake to run extra police patrols
• MCC to offer CNA class for ESL learners in Jan.
• Author to speak at library event Jan. 7
• Library to host giveaway
• No license, big problem
• Kettle campaign short on donations
• Harvard OKs levy increase
• Police investigating McHenry hit-and-run
• District highlights owls, winter birds
• County Board approves corrections union contract
• Park District offers Day 
of Health and Wellness
• Not much chance 
of a white Christmas
• Pedestrian injured in McHenry hit-and-run accident
• County approves raises for jail employees
• Foggy, misty day and night predicted
• Board selects D-155 leader
• Hearthstone seniors share histories
• Police find missing 13-year-old at Elkhorn motel
• D-200 buildings to 
follow holiday schedule
• Taxing bodies unanimously support village’s second TIF
• Council tweaks Three Oaks for 2012
• Marengo school districts approve tax levies
• SHARE sets January order dates
• Holiday closures 
set in Algonquin
• Pets and practicality: More owners opt to insure Fluffy, Fido
• D-156 continues to face growing deficit
• Cary votes to capture new growth in 2011 levy
• Woodstock approves Route 14 design work
• Bill seeks to ban 'deadbeat' parents from ballots
• District 155 selects new leader
• College offers class, 
trip gift certificates
• Judge orders evaluation in baby stabbing
• As war in Iraq ends, locals affected by conflict share perspectives
• Fox River Grove library to vote on property tax levy
• McHenry library to close for holiday weekend
• Woodstock police join enforcement campaign
• County Board to vote tonight on electric referendum
• Centegra plans lectures in January
• Gold coin, silver bar turn up in CL red kettles
• District 156 to review financial projections
• Locals celebrate first day of Hanukkah
• Section of Main Street in Crystal Lake to be closed
• Correction to 2012 and 2013 Road Construction Open Forum Date
• Competence of woman charged with stabbing baby questioned
• County expected to vote on electricity referendum
• Wisconsin girl located
• On the record with ... Carolyn Sauer
• Shelter shuffle offers glimpse into the county’s emergency homeless shelter system
• Marine returns home to Johnsburg
• Man taken into custody after threat to officer
• State's ban on synthetic marijuana looming
• Peasley: Faith in Action organization needs volunteers
• County’s giving spirit shines
• 2 crashes at same I-90 mile marker
• Marengo set to rebid wastewater plant project
• Four displaced after house fire
• $2M bail set for woman accused of stabbing baby
• Police intensify late-night
 enforcement campaigns
• Sheriff’s office offers holiday safety tips
• Cary police chief visits D.C. again to oppose truck weight legislation
• MCC may snap up land in coming years
• Centegra offers heart screenings
• While tests call McCullom Lake air and water safe, not all are reassured
• Region sees first measurable snowfall of season
• McCaleb: As state is finding out, tax hikes were bad idea
• Harvard woman charged 
in infant stabbing
• FRG to put sales tax referendum on ballot
• D-300 grateful for help with EDA
• Celebration set Sunday for Johnsburg Marine
• Charitable children visit food pantry; Huntley trustee donates salary
• Algonquin angler lands on reality show
• Auditions set for ‘Odd Couple’
• A key decision: When age, skill loss interfere with driving, tough conversations in order
• Bond set at $2M for Harvard woman charged 
in infant stabbing
• Woman charged with attempted murder
• Infant airlifted from Harvard home
• MCC recognizes new grads, alumni
• St. Paul Diaper Bank receives big donation
• District 12 adopts higher tax levy
• Judges uphold congressional remap
• Cary Band wins $10,000 in GLEE campaign
• Man gets 6 years for duct-taping girlfriend
• Woman injured in 2-vehicle crash near Woodstock
• Algonquin not too worried about missed Riverside Square deadline
• Goodwill hosts drive to aid pantry
• Local mom to teach power of healthy eating
• Fox Lake approves annual tax levy
• Conservationists seek permanent tax breaks
• In land they trust
• FRG approves 2011 tax levy
• D-158 abates $2.4M in property taxes
• Suspicious bag delays Metra train in Woodstock
• Suspicious bag delays Metra train in Woodstock
• Man gets 6 years for duct-taping girlfriend
• Cary Band Association wins $10K
• Police clear Woodstock area crash scene
• One injured, both drivers cited in two-vehicle crash near Woodstock
• Lakeside Legacy receives donation of equipment, cash
• Students push district to make lacrosse club sport
• MCC eyes options for dramatic growth
• Dinner in Huntley to benefit Turning Point
• Lakewood woman, 33, walks recovery road after 2008 stroke
• Applicants sought 
for advisory panel
• Huntley considers TIF study
• Reception to honor retiring clerk
• Bianchi deposed on petition to investigate sheriff
• Two teens could face charges in tree vandalism
• Cramming for final exams
• Marengo neighbors pitch in to brighten family’s holiday
• Sears Centre to host holiday open house
• Correctional workers, county close to deal
• School board approves levy, new school calendar
• Cramming for final exams in School District 300
• Winter break camp planned for children
• Lakewood woman walks recovery road after stroke
• Police ask for help to find mentally disabled man
• Nursing home case ends with probation
• Two teens charged with cutting down trees
• Nurse gets probation in 'Angel of Death' case
• Bill could increase calls for tax breaks
• LITH man dies in auger accident
• D-15 approves levy request
• Final watershed plan review, input session set for Tuesday
• Defenders hosting Off Square Music
• Church moves to new location
• ‘Essence of the season’: Volunteer groups deliver food, toys to those in need
• SG police announce 
road safety crackdown
• Preparing for the college crunch
• Food distribution Dec. 21 at Johnsburg club
• Lakemoor chief gets raise
• WL man charged with child porn
• SG dad acquitted of breaking infant's leg
• Deputy sues sheriff over August firing
• McHenry man sentenced to 13 years for dealing cocaine
• Feds push cellphone ban for drivers
• Centegra, county team to provide smoking cessation classes in January
• Cary School Board joins IASB
• Former deputy sues sheriff over firing
• LITH man killed in auger accident
• Wonder Lake man charged with child pornography
• Father acquitted of injuring infant
• McHenry man gets federal sentence for dealing cocaine
• Island Lake boy killed in Route 12 crash
• County Salvation Army receives first gold coin of season
• Objections filed to petitions for local House, Senate districts
• Trial starts for dad accused of breaking infant boy’s leg
• Police: Evergreens cut down, topped
• County warns of jury duty scam
• Centegra adds nutrition services to programs
• Attorney transferring over to Sheriff’s Office
• YMCA sign upsets neighbors
• LITH asphalt shingle plant a step closer
• Police: Spring Grove evergreens cut down, topped
• Screening to help ID 
cardiac risk factors
• Lottery sets ballot order for GOP primary races
• Coping with cancer
• D-300, Sears EDA near finish line
• Holiday Lights Recycling Program
• County warns of jury duty scam
• Prosecutor moving over to Sheriff's Office
• Ill. House OKs tax relief for businesses, families
• Police: Vandals cut down, top Spring Grove evergreen trees
• Hebron police: Enforcement campaign a success
• Group to offer funding for outdoor classrooms
• Woodstock sells land to IDOT for Route 14 project
• ‘British Invasion’ concert to benefit D-158
• On the record with ... Teresa Lane
• Filling the shelter-to-home gap
• McHenry Boosters to 
host trivia, game night
• Breakfast with Santa to benefit needy in D-46
• District 156 cutting 
an administrative job
• Hospital permit road can be rocky
• ‘Our day in court’
• Peasley: IBCA to establish museum honoring Illinois hoops
• Local Marine gets surprise welcome home
• Police to begin second traffic 
enforcement campaign Dec. 19
• Attorneys pitch in, pay disabled woman’s fine
• MCC to offer professional organizer class starting Jan. 20
• MCC, program offer ACT prep classes, practice test
• Island Lake to put power question on spring ballot
• Benefit concert to support Woodstock North thespians
• Free Woodstock calendars now available
• American Legion 
fundraiser to be held tonight
• Snowplows ready for icy roads
• Woman seeks help finding lost gifts
• Police: WL man gave girls alcohol, sexually assaulted them
• Cary board split on property tax increase
• Village of Cary protests LITH zoning request
• Local 6th-grade girls compete in robotics tournament
• Helping Paws shelter to seek community’s votes
• Chamber to hold February 
membership meeting
• Documents reveal motive in McHenry shooting
• Algonquin church to host finance program
• McCaleb: Unfamiliar faces to represent county in D.C.
• Four charged 
in WL drug bust
• Police: Wonder Lake man assaulted underage girls
• Dundee-Crown to host bullying presentation
• Report offers clues to cause of Crystal Lake plane crash
• MCCD offers winter nature programs
• Locals react to hospital denials
• Girls can register now for Little Miss Crystal Lake
• Wyss: VAC head sets support record straight
• Miss Crystal Lake pageant seeks contestants
• D-300 eyes tax-relief plan
• CL, Cary consider electrical aggregation
• Huntley man charged 
in vehicle burglaries
• Huntley H.S. Madrigal Dinner set for Sunday
• ECOmmunity plans open house, bazaar
• ‘Coping with Loss’ 
program set for Dec. 20
• Johnsburg man sentenced to probation in ‘sexting’ case
• Machinist training classes offered by MCC
• A wish come true
• Missing elderly Wisconsin man found dead
• Sign up for MCC applied technology courses
• Joe Walsh will run in 8th
• Walsh to run in the 8th District
• 76-year-old Walworth County man found dead
• Report gives few clues to cause of CL plane crash
• ‘Yellow Dot’ program available to residents
• Charges dropped against former Island Lake clerk
• MCCD schedules children’s night hike
• An afternoon for charities
• Woodstock, new union reach contract accord
• Algonquin man charged with residential burglary
• Sex offender charged again
• Local, state lawmakers: Blagojevich mess will linger for years
• Dorr OKs purchase of new township hall
• Felony prosecutor no longer with States Attorney’s office
• Restoration Work Party planned at future park
• Whooping cough cases set record
• Smoking cessation classes start Jan. 12
• McHenry Shores boil order lifted Wednesday
• Board: No need to build 
new hospital
• GRASP support group meets Wednesday
• LITH conducts holiday decorating contest
• Defenders to host monthly 
recycling drive in Woodstock
• Health systems’ reps weighing next steps
• Local politicians react to Blagojevich sentence
• McHenryCountySports.com named top 10 national website
• Both hospital plans rejected by state board
• Algonquin to offer BASSET class
• Woman hospitalized 
after 3-car crash
• Christmas tree program axed by politics
• House resolution 
recognizes C-G volleyball
• Showing of documentary ‘Bag It’ planned at MCC
• Park District offers winter options for area’s teens
• CL Council to let voters decide on electrical votes
• District 56 adopts tax levy
• Manuscript could 
benefit SG school
• Hospital hearings set for today in Bolingbrook
• Health department offers walk-in vaccination clinic
• Walsh to reveal his plans Thursday
• A benevolent Bear
• District 156 adopts tax levy
• D-300 school hosts toy drive through Dec. 16
• A benevolent Bear: Carimi gives back
• Goat farm expansion not what neighbors thought
• School board discusses vacant Maplewood campus
• Dundee Library offers ways to chill during holiday season
• Walsh to announce district decision Thursday
• McHenry remembers WWII vet, ag teacher
• Financial aid workshops planned in McHenry
• Stiemke: Giving time this holiday season can be option for gift-challenged
• No word from Walsh on district
• Fans relish bowling with Bears
• Filing ends for county, state races
• Metra seeks input on 
schedule changes
• Firefighters save dog from Algonquin fire
• Board candidate on admin duty after fight allegation
• Algonquin startup's app tracks teens’ texts
• McHenry City Council OKs $4.76M tax levy
• This year, give the gift of learning
• Special needs squad takes state title
• Historical museum 
to be closed Wednesday
• $75K Bond set for robbery suspect
• CL Council eyes nearly 
$7 million road project
• Firefighters save dog from Algonquin fire
• Bond set at $1M for weekend shooting
• Marine thanks Scouts for morale-boosting cookies
• Suspect arrested in McHenry armed robbery
• Two men charged with attempted murder
• Looking forward
• On the record with ... Darlene Fiske
• 2 for 1 Membership in the Crystal Lake Jaycees during December!
• McHenry armed robbery suspect arrested
• Two men charged with attempted murder
• Walsh 
to decide district by Monday
• Open house set at CL Park District day care
• Some waterless for 3 days
• Green Drinks group to meet in Crystal Lake
• FaithBridge to host Martin Luther 
King Jr. Interfaith Prayer Breakfast
• Peasley: Former Green Giant recovering from crash
• Field trip signup starts for Sugar Maples fest
• Illinois trends ahead in cracking down on sex trafficking
• Huntley library offers 
free music service
• Harvard Public Works union contract still not signed
• Fundraiser to benefit drug, gang programs
• Holiday light recycling offered in Algonquin
• Factoring the fallout: Study looks at cost of community college attrition
• Krug: I’m not buying jobs report
• Driver flees crash; 2 hospitalized
• Land owner seeks property rezoning
• Centegra rallies support for hospital plan
• Parking lot sting set for Walmart
• Health dept. extends contest deadline
• Kindergarten class to host charity hot cocoa, cookie stand
• McHenry County Historical Society 
planning to update barn quilt map
• Marengo library explores options for new building
• Algonquin-LITH chamber offers scholarships
• CL Park District sets Breakfast with Santa
• 2 new county judges sworn in
• County Board ballot lottery set for Dec. 12
• Manzullo sponsors manure legislation
• Much 
at stake: For many, more than mirror at play when altering diet
• McCaleb: GOP would welcome Walsh run in 8th
• Budget tinkering prevents layoffs
• Car hits Family Dollar in Woodstock strip mall
• Two new judges sworn in
• Cold, but no more snow, in immediate forecast
• MCCD highlights history with holiday program
• Dundee Library displays student artwork
• Beat the winter blahs
• New Drug Court gets under way
• Centegra to hold candlelight service
• Bears to raise money for charities locally
• Christmas fest in Harvard planned
• Festival of Trees 
to shine in LITH
• Children take ride to ‘North Pole’
• DC One Heart Fall Showcase to take stage
• State comptroller to host ECC event
• MCC students to host pottery sale
• Financial aid night on tap
• Church helps stock prison libraries
• Island Lake to hold 
tree-lighting ceremony
• Documentary on Lyme disease to be screened
• Award nominations sought
• Coleman: D-26 contract with CEA will be finalized today
• Nature lesson, game on tap at MCCD program
• Crews fix McHenry Shores water leak
• 4-vehicle crash causes hour delay on Rt. 31
• First day of drug court held
• Group seeks volunteer 
literacy tutors for adults
• Man not compliant with sex offender law
• Marengo library to host games night, movie
• Fox River Grove, Cary plan holiday events
• MCCD offers teen volunteer work
• Historical society to 
host holiday open house
• Historical Society 
plans holiday events
• Variety show to support soldiers and veterans
• Blessings repaid
• GOP primary races shaping up
• Blame game follows tax deal’s flop
• Repairs of McHenry Shores water disruption continue
• STOLEN GUN FOUNd during traffic stop
• Special prosecutor McQueen, county still talking fees
• CL backs recycling center plans
• Marine to thank Girl Scouts at welcome home party
• On the world stage for a day
• Santa to appear at pair
of Wonder Lake events
• Climate survey coming soon to all school districts
• NWHerald.com earns top national honor
• Police say they found stolen gun during traffic stop
• Police search for robbery suspect
• Women get 7 years in prostitution case
• Courthouse mourns beloved bailiff ‘Cas’
• McHenry library to host family history session
• District 26 fulfills $2,800 FOIA request
• Police look for tips in Dog Park vandal case
• Camping opens this week at Marengo Ridge
• SHARE schedules Christmas dinner ordering sessions
• Heartache during the holidays
• Legislature reaches impasse on tax break package
• Checkbook registers, FOIA reports will be available on District 26 website
• Main Street in CL stays closed today
• Walsh campaign mum on possible 8th District run
• Man charged in flame attack against officers
• Dorr set to seat trustee, vote on township hall
• Water service disrupted for McHenry Shores
• Woodstock man charged with shooting flame at police
• Women sentenced in juvenile prostitution case
• Illinois House rejects business tax incentives
• Walsh campaign: No comment on possible district switch
• Marengo man to remove sign
• Minors cited in drinking party
• D-300 ‘reluctantly satisfied’ with final EDA legislation
• Fire destroys Wonder Lake barn
• Church to sponsor mobile food pantry
• FRG man’s mental state cited in guilty plea
• Algonquin attorney's license to practice suspended
• Sheriff’s police investigate abandoned house fire in Wonder Lake
• Child sex offender lived near day care, police say
• State to put past salary data back online
• Man gets 7 years for ‘07 quadruple fatal crash
• Law limiting employer credit peeks having some impact
• Main Street in CL to close for water main work
• District 26 board hears report on ISAT scores
• Plane crash victims died from blunt force trauma
• Abandoned building burns in Wonder Lake
• Green pleads guilty in stepmother's homicide
• Police investigate Wonder Lake house fire
• Algonquin attorney's law license suspended
• Head-on crash injures 
3 near McHenry
• D-300 leaders oppose tax legislation
• Fans welcome home Rockets
• Celebration time for Prairie Ridge
• Huntley library hits record rates
• Goodwill hosts drive 
to aid FISH pantry
• Looking Forward
• On the record with ... Zach Davis
• Murder trial to start for FRG man
• Main Street Temporary Closure - November 29, 2011
• Good Samaritan Ministry group celebrates 20 years
• McHenry County Sheriff to host IDNR snowmobile safety course
• District 26 seeks 4 new panel members
• D-200 expands dual language program
• Wheaton College confirms student among those killed in crash
• Peasley: Still thankful for courage eight decades later
• Indiana businessman, daughters believed to be among plane crash victims
• Community to review watershed plan
• Community rallies around Marengo boy
• Officer honored for championing domestic violence awareness
• 4 dead in small plane crash near Crystal Lake
• Lighting of the Square starts Woodstock’s Christmas festivities
• MCC to unveil expansion plans in December
• Feeling that old Black Friday magic
• Complex tax process looms in 2 townships
• Algonquin church to 
offer stress workshop
• Huntley pom team to host holiday toy drive
• Residents can get creative with MCC Continuing Education classes in Dec.
• Coat A Kid Campaign collects donations for needy families
• County to vote on putting electric aggregation on ballot
• Woman injured in Harvard area crash
• Food drive nets 75,000 pounds of food for CL pantry
• Deadline nears for health 
department’s design contest
• Mental health wellness class to begin Dec. 1
• County seeks changes to regional superintendent requirements
• House fire under investigation
• NIU
 student killed in shooting
• Living out the spirit of Thanksgiving
• Turkey testicle festival attracts thousands
• Pneumonia vaccine available through health department
• Millions get ready to shop
• McHenry man charged in recent burglaries
• Village gets excellence award for 2010 financial reporting
• Missing murder trial witness arrested
• D-12 will not capture Walmart new growth this year
• McHenry burglary suspect charged
• Police ask for patience on roads during holiday weekend
• Football championships on Thanksgiving weekend
• McHenry County thefts remain steady despite down economy
• Taxes headed higher in CL Park District
• Reports: Little need for new hospitals
• Palmer House event looks at Civil War-era Christmas
• MCC to commemorate World AIDS Day
• D-26 gets enrichment classes
• Local library receives 
national STAR status
• Runners, walkers gear up for Thanksgiving Day race
• Marines ramp up toy drive
• D-200 approves 2012-14 calendars
• Fire departments aim 
to ‘Keep the Wreath Red’
• Santa Claus is coming 
to Trax in Woodstock
• Breakfast with Santa 
set in Woodstock
• Huntley trustee’s wife facing battery charges
• Former Faith in Action executive 
to join national volunteer network
• Marengo library board will review input on new building
• FIREFIGHTERS BATTLE OUTBUILDING FIRE
• New lane setup
 for Rakow Road
• D-26 expanding some educational offerings
• Spay Illinois offers 
options for pet owners
• MCC to offer seminars 
on electronic evidence
• Superfoods: Are they healing or merely hype?
• D-26 revamps communications and emergency notification plan
• Man rescued Sunday from basement fire
• Police: 7-Eleven robbery staged
• SHARE accepting orders for Christmas dinners
• As Sears EDA bill looms, D-300 leaders make plans
• Former FRG man sentenced
 to 14 years in home invasion
• Man crashes onto railroad tracks
• Christmas Elf Workshop planned in Crystal Lake
• Shelter to host Black Friday event
• CRYSTAL LAKE – Hugo Narvaez started his Mo
• County whooping cough cases up to 121
• Book fair planned at Woodstock hospital
• Wonder Lake man hurt in Route 72 crash
• Morning crash won't delay trains in McHenry
• Police: 7-Eleven robbery wasn't real
• County pertussis cases hit 121
• Algonquin native named to list of Rhodes Scholars
• Police investigating 
robbery at 7-Eleven
• Looking Forward for 11.21.11
• Tips to enjoy the holiday season without breaking the bank
• Special enforcement to target those not wearing safety belts
• On the Record With ... Zachary Taylor
• Wonder Lake MPOA answers comments on dredging project
• Hampshire man killed in Sunday plane crash
• McHenry Police investigate robbery at 7-11
• Peasley: Community Foundation marks 10th anniversary
• Portion of Pingree Road to reopen
• FRG OKs tentative tax levy
• National organization to offer 
mediation classes in December
• Skin cancer screenings offered in Harvard
• D-26 administration continues talks with prospective charter school
• Unions oppose MCC raises
• Artists’ Holiday Shop event planned in Cary
• 2 CL bands to perform at Thanksgiving Parade
• Historical society 
to host Dickens of a Sale
• A look inside the Byron nuclear plant
• Could disaster like Japan's happen here?
• Wolves power way to state final
• R-B breaks through to state
• Hahn to take over Huntley board seat
• Foundation awards grants to D-200 teachers
• Marian Central to host open house
• 3 local girls to perform 
in Macy’s parade in NYC
• Modern economy not all doom, gloom
• Richmond takes its time on administrator decision
• Talent sought for holiday variety show
• Police: Wonder Lake man tattooed minor
• Records show previous threats made toward suspect’s mother
• Family responds to mother’s death
• Documents detail murder suspect's mental illness
• Mobile food pantry to stop at LITH village hall
• FRG takes another step toward its second TIF
• CL expected to OK 
final levy in December
• Software upgrade gets OK from County Board
• Former pastor to be at diaper donation event
• Deputies arrest 2 on drug charges
• Local VietNow chapter 
to host annual food drive
• Chamber planning 
Victorian Christmas
• Helping Paws seeks 
donations for garage sale
• Woodstock to put aggregation question on ballot
• Nunda GOP Chairman 
will not seek re-election
• Thanksgiving gathering planned Sunday
• Huntley Village Board may seek ’12 tax freeze
• McHenry County pertussis outbreak getting worse
• District 300 ‘cautiously optimistic’
• Island Lake craft fair scheduled for weekend
• Centegra to celebrate 35th smokeout today
• Trial date set 
in murder case
• Jenkinson to perform at Raue Center for the Arts
• Former CL businessman acquitted of bad check charges
• Pingree Road to be Re-Opened to Two-Way Traffic
• Former CL businessman not guilty of passing bad checks
• Homicide suspect taken into custody near Johnsburg
• May trial date set on murder, pimping charges
• Warding off winter weight
• D-200 plans for tax increase
• Volunteers sought for Woods Creek Watershed study
• Centegra optimistic about certificate-of-need bid
• D-155 eyes bigger property tax levy
• Police warn of ‘secret shopper’ scam
• Health Department to honor ‘public health heroes’
• McHenry to get festive during Christmas Walk
• Transparency portal no longer has state workers’ 2008-09 pay
• State treasurer hosts Cash Dash tour
• Board to talk TIF, tax levy, sales tax
• 
Pioneer Center to host craft show on Monday
• Village honors girls volleyball team
• Fox River Grove unveils 2011 levy
• Board OKs tentative tax hike
• McHenry police warn of burglaries
• D-46 adopts resolution to 
permanently lower tax levy
• Man guilty of sex assault, child porn
• CL police warn of 'Secret Shopper' scam
• Jury considering underaged sex case
• Warm glow
• As temperatures drop, fireplace safety is key
• Protesters Occupy Woodstock's Dean Street
• Driver taken to hospital after car hits tree
• Salvation Army kicks off red kettle campaign
• Trinity Oaks takes tour of Prairie Hill; charter group eyes Maplewood
• County Board rejects tax levy cuts
• Verdict likely in Reed trial
• D-47 takes bigger tax bite
• Robbery probe leads to sexual assault charges
• City Council tentatively approves $1.7 million levy
• South High School Poms compete in contest
• PR seniors give back to community
• D-300 set for special session
• D-26 will go to 4-day work week in summer
• Woodstock veteran, 92, honored with state award
• County Board attendance plan moves forward
• Woman transported 
to hospital after crash
• Waitress says she was fired for wearing political bracelet
• Man goes on trial facing multiple felony sex charges
• Spring Grove Fire Protection District gets creative
• To tie, or not 
to tie (the knot)
• Woman says she was fired over 'tea party' bracelet
• Proposal to publish county board attendance moves forward
• Police, rescue respond to CL crash; scene cleared
• Woman injured in Route 31-Three Oaks Road crash
• Funding in place, county moves to fill vacant regional superintendent’s office
• Looking Forward for 11.14.11
• Where are they now?
• On the record with ... Clay Guida
• Police investigating 
robbery in Woodstock
• Support group Jail Brakers 
to host fundraiser Saturday
• I Shop Crystal Lake Gift Certificate Contest
• Police investigating robbery in Woodstock
• McHenry County under wind advisory
• LITH to host session on how to quit smoking
• Will student loans be next bubble to burst?
• City brings back popular 'I Shop Crystal Lake' program
• Richmond Fire to start explorer program
• Peasley: Remembering a dear friend
• Volunteers at JA Frate make care packages for overseas troops
• Good Shepherd to 
host recycling event
• MCC group presents ‘Dark Side of Chocolate’
• Golden Diners to host special lunches
• MCC’s Shah Center showing veterans exhibit
• Running club to host Turkey Trot 5K
• Church to host Fair Trade and Buy Local Gift Fair
• Zoning board’s panning of Meyer pitch unearths more questions
• McHenry requires secondhand stores to log items online
• Updated report boosts Centegra’s confidence
• McCaleb: Penn State’s saga sinister, personal
• TACT pushing on 10 years helping teenage first-time offenders
• Virginia St. signs prompt debate
• Army vet to students: ‘Make yourself heard’
• Metra approves largest rate hike ever
• Salon to host
Chiari fundraiser
• End of the road for road construction season
• 'Smart Money' seminar set in Johnsburg
• Woodstock gets courthouse via auction
• Group to host Eco-fair, 
forum in Woodstock
• Home invasion charges dropped
• Benefit to help family of boy fighting leukemia
• Victims’ advocate avoids jail time for contempt
• Huntley plans 5-year capital improvement program for FY 2012
• District 156 board: We take responsibility for fiscal 2011 budget
• Prescribed burns set for 
wetlands today, Saturday
• Algonquin man charged with sexual assault of a child
• Cary-Grove AMVETS 
to host turkey raffle
• Plan to pay regional school supers headed to Quinn
• Walsh to open 
Woodstock office
• Residents could get property tax break
• Job seekers invited to fall job fair at MCC
• Zoning Board says no to Meyer extension plea
• Health consortium creates flu website for health communicators
• Some of lawsuit remains
• With deepest gratitude
• Whooping cough outbreak spreads
• Federal Court issues ruling on Pavlin case
• Woodstock gets old courthouse through auction
• Rep. Walsh to open office in Woodstock
• Chemtool bought by Lubrizol
• Great American Smokeout to take place Nov. 17
• Victim of Dell Webb fire identified
• Fox River Grove police upgrades approved
• Fundraiser set for woman with cancer
• McHenry Township Fire adds staffing to its primary station
• VFW plans Korean War vets luncheon
• Defenders to host recycling drive Saturday
• Cary to meet on Meyer contract extension tonight
• Donation process nears end
• Regional superintendent plan passes
• Judge: Bianchi can be deposed
• Experts offer tips for talking to kids about abuse
• Woman plans special meal for vets
• Huntley school to host craft fair, bake sale
• 5th annual Shop With A Cop event to benefit area’s youth
• Boating organization hosts food drive
• Health Bridge to host race
• Workplace incivility is no laughing matter
• 'Beyond The Game'
• Creative Playtime director pleads guilty to obstruction of justice, resigns
• Dentist giving 
cash for candy
• Watershed planning highlighted at expo
• North student named to Army’s All-American band
• Historical society to plaque two Dundee homes
• Melody Lane closed for maintenance
• MCC reorganization plan concerns instructors
• Algonquin library seeks survey input
• Man injured in McCullom Lake trench cave-in
• Marengo library plans design forum next week
• High school prank disrupts morning class
• Worker pulled from construction site trench
• Former Island Lake mayor's wife takes plea deal
• Halloween events listing for today
• 6 sent to hospital after crash on Algonquin Road
• Looking Forward
• On the Record With ... Paul Hamill
• Ill. pension board sets high hurdle for Blagojevich
• More schools fall back in No Child Left Behind
• Suit alleges Bettendorf Castle visitors’ civil rights were violated
• Woodstock PD to issue crime prevention notices
• McCullom Lake will 
seek lower power costs
• Library to offer half-off fines to help food pantry
• Fox River lowering date not fixed yet
• Helping Paws 1 mile fun run, 5K run/walk set
• Put it in writing: End-of-life decisions best made long before serious illness
• Honor society offers free tech workshop at MCC
• Writing workshops for veterans to start Nov. 17
• Permit for coffee and cookies? Skip it
• Centegra hosts Diabetes Month events
• Green Drinks to gather Nov. 2
• Secrecy aims to protect contract
• Former D-50 teacher’s First Amendment suit dismissed
• McCaleb: Here’s my money; now poke me in the eye
• Purpose in the wake of violence
• D-3 moves to paperless board meeting packets
• County’s whooping cough cases rise to at least 31
• Cancer walk sees highest attendance at 11th event
• Woodstock man deals in paranormal activity
• Gas leak closes roads around Good Shepherd Hospital
• Spring Grove woman to volunteer at London Olympics
• Eastbound lanes of Rakow moved over
• Gridiron greatness: Past state champions recall excitement of prep playoff season
• Heroin dealer sentenced
• Slackers, stardom conflict in fall play
• Man gets 9 years for Ponzi scheme
• Bond hearing set for robbery
• MCC board OKs new staff union deal
• MCCD hosts fall programs
• Lobbyists fight Franks tax relief bill
• D-26, CEA leaders reach a deal
• Woman sentenced for neglecting horses in Crystal Lake
• Mother sues District 300, school services
• Woodstock Police search for youth
• Glacial Park hosts Harvest Gathering of 1858
• Bill to pay school officials falls short
• Woodstock mulls energy aggregation referendum
• American Legion Post 491 to host meat raffle
• Cary Grove Chamber plans Halloween walks
• D-26, CEA leadership reach agreement
• Marengo woman faces armed robbery, theft charges
• CL man raises $10K for MS cure

• Military support project seeks supplies for troops
• Accord reached in paving dispute
• Tweak of disclosure ordinance headed to County Board
• Spaghetti dinner will benefit Collier House
• Place to call home
• Three Oaks donates to kids in need
• A change of attitude
• Program offers
vascular exams
• Awaiting the next boom
• Area schools improve scores on 2011 ISAT
• Lawmakers undo smart grid veto
• Former Cary man sentenced
• Soldier surprises daughter at school
• Man found guilty of attack on girlfriend
• Centegra to host Nov. lectures
• Centegra offers
 mammograms

• Marengo man charged with sex assault
• Charities invited to kick-off breakfast
• Man sentenced to 14 years for store robbery
• Jury doesn't buy rough sex play defense
• American Legion to host meat raffle Saturday
• C-G school makes participation in Metra contest a tradition
• Panting for Paws 5K planned for Nov. 13
• Goodwill to host free kids’ Halloween party Saturday
• LITH trustees give preliminary nod to 59-unit apartment complex
• Sheriff’s Office seeks tips about shots heard Saturday
• Dodgeball tournament benefit set for Saturday in McHenry
• Centegra Cancer Care Fund gets $8,000 donation
• Auditions for ECC musical start Nov. 10
• WWII vet to speak at MCC for Veterans Day
• Cardinal Burke to speak at Catholic Prayer Breakfast
• Children’s author, illustrator visits CL school
• Stay alert: Steer clear of deer during rutting season
• 25 whooping cough cases confirmed
• A minefield 
of a market
• MCC offers train trip 
to New Orleans
• A whole new ballgame
• Walk-in flu clinic scheduled today in Woodstock
• Nursing home worker faces sex abuse charges
• College to consider 3-year deal with union
• Nursing home employee charged with sex assault
• Chicago man suffers minor injuries in CL crash
• D-26 discusses restoration
• D-300 students, parents, faculty protest Sears’ tax break
• Bills take aim 
at recent state pension abuse
• Woman found in contempt of court
• Consumer showcase set for Thursday
• McHenry approves business loan
• Huntley man charged in stabbing
• MCC to host its first Halloween concert
• County Board committee split on posting attendance online
• Police ID woman struck by train near Harvard
• MCC presents floral design showcase
• Dog Park to open Nov. 1
• 
Web conference to deal with family caregiving
• Caught in a bursting bubble
• Lower value, rising cost
• Congressional 
war chests fill for primaries
• Navigating the housing market
• Huntley man charged in stabbing
• Officials probe Metra accident near Harvard
• MCC to host prep sessions for ACT
• On The Record With Sherwood Keyser
• A long and perilous road
• 'An unprecedented situation'
• Police identify woman struck by train
• D-300 set to occupy capital
• County to join celebration of ‘Food Day’
• Story time to focus on 
‘A Night in Africa’
• Mother-Son Sock Hop planned in Woodstock
• Applications available for MCC Phipps scholarship
• Volunteers sought for Woodstock hospital’s programs
• Algonquin church to
 host benefit art auction
• Huntley’s St. Mary Catholic Church plans expansion
• In over their heads
• Volunteers, students help clear invasive species at headwaters
• A sword that cut both ways
• No serious injuries in bus vs. car crash
• Two injured in motorcycle crash
• Students hear real stories of bullying at conference
• Centegra urges participation in prescription drug disposal
• Huntley PD partners with website to ID suspects
• McHenry City Council to consider business loan
• Food distribution to 
be held Wednesday in Johnsburg
• Two hospitalized after Hebron motorcycle crash
• No serious injuries in Grayslake bus vs. car accident
• CL OKs traffic restrictions by school
• Wonder Lake looking to refinance water bonds
• On the hunt for bargains
• Two new judges named
• Judge: Bianchi file will stay sealed
• Crystal Lake caregiver charged with financial exploitation
• D-26 union backtracks on source of ‘no confidence’ letter
• McHenry County names two newest judges
• CL shop owner goes on bamboo bike tour
• Puppy Up! Walk to raise research money
• Woodstock team to compete in BBQ championship
• Woodstock raises fines for parking violations
• Crime Stoppers, CL Police seek information on Dunkin’ Donuts burglars
• Larry Snow, vocal District 158 critic, dies
• Courthouse domestic violence display to come down
• MPOA offers property tax rebate
• Investigation into suspect’s escape continues
• Police remove exotic reptiles from CL home
• Whooping cough immunizations urged
• MCC to host 2011 
Skyway Jazz Festival
• Woman robbed in Dundee Township
• SHARE offers way to save on holiday dinners for families
• McHenry Public Library selling books, DVDs, CDs
• D-156 schools not meeting No Child Left Behind standards
• Police remove exotic reptiles from CL home
• Courthouse domestic violence display to come down
• Former D-158 board member dies
• Police capture escaped burglary suspect in CL
• Rachel’s Challenge coming 
to D-200
• Chicago Public Schools reunion set for Nov. 5
• Greenwood Elementary students help make history
• Algonquin secures funds for GO TO 2040 projects
• Spring Grove Fish Hatchery almost complete
• Defenders to host habitat restoration work day
• MCC to host Green Living Expo, Bioneers Conference
• D-300 to protest at Capitol
• Harvard Women of the Moose to honor veterans
• Parent-teacher, parent-child connections are key to academic success
• Woman, child injured 
in Wonder Lake crash
• Veterans to be recognized
 at Marlowe Middle School
• Locals share tales of the dead at historical society event
• Sheriff warns CL residents of escaped burglary suspect
• Board against hiring firm for occasional flooding
• Bee film to be shown at MCC
• County Board gives staff raises and elected officials a freeze
• McHenry woman injured in Spring Grove crash
• Sheriff warns residents of escaped burglary suspect
• McHenry woman hospitalized after one-car crash
• County gets federal disaster money from Feb. blizzard
• Minivan strikes 
side of Woodstock apartment building
• Diabetes fair returns Nov. 4
• VFW Auxiliary 5915 to 
host Spooky Breakfast
• Board spars over future pay
• Learn garden tips
• Judge listens to 911 tape 
in murder trial hearing
• McHenry church 
planning annual silent auction
• Blood drive set
• FRG Metra depot may include murals
• Teen aims to build awareness 
with event
• Openings available for cardiovascular screening
• MCC ceramics students part of guild show
• Clinic’s breast cancer 5K run/walk set for Sunday
• Centegra to host free cancer screening event
• D156 opts against independent financial consultant
• Pumpkin growers have mixed results 

• Hospital to plant 20,000
tulips to honor lives
• Lakewood Board considers energy co-op referendum
• Competency still at issue for defendant in 2010 murder
• Crystal Lake may help pressure ComEd about outages
• 1-car crash closes Wilmot Road
• Attorney: Take down Turning Point display
• Taking on CHARGE
• Civil War ghosts and legends to visit Harvard
• Smith’s third murder trial 
delayed again until February
• Teen arrested in Harvard in ‘L’ stop armed robberies
• MCC to host second annual Taste of McHenry County in November
• Motorcyclist hurt in accident
• Budget moves to full County Board
• Planning time snags D-26 talks
• Man who shot girlfriend in face accepts plea deal
• Franklinville Cemetery tour set for Thursday
• Fine Arts Association to host children’s program
• Marian Central plans Grandparent Mass
• Whooping cough cases confirmed in Cary area
• LITH crash sends 2 to hospital
• Floral arranging classes to be offered in Crystal Lake
• Woman pleads guilty to fake raffle ticket sales
• Man stabbed in neck with broken beer glass
• Emergency crews respond to LITH crash scene
• 400 seek employment at
 Walsh-sponsored jobs fair
• Unpaid bills take toll on business
• On the record with ... Angela Dampier
• Up in smoke: Counselors warn against synthetic marijuana risks
• County historical society to plaque Metro Bowl
• Veterans drop-in center to host open house
• School sets dance classes
• D-300 nears wind-farm deal
• A state of delay: Illinois' habit of waiting to pay bills puts local organizations in tough spot
• Spring semester scholarships available for students
• Black Box Theatre to 
offer ‘SubUrbia’ at MCC
• City to begin leaf collection Oct. 24
• Delay of casino gambling bill concerns some lawmakers
• Police charge driver with leaving accident scene
• Fire destroys chicken coop near Lakemoor
• Visitors walk the Trail of History in Glacial Park
• Walk-in flu shot clinic set for Thursday
• Skills classes range from welding to bracelet-making
• Huntley reviews land-use proposal
• Rakow Road work zone 
to get easier for commuters
• District 156 selling 
Veterans Day shirts
• Historical program examines 1879 scandal
• Township begins Blue Star Banner program
• Food, beer tasting 
benefit to aid Defenders
• Park officials back off
 community center push
• CEA: Recall petition letter not from us
• Woodstock man charged after dog’s injury is left untreated
• Alligator grabbed 
in marijuana bust
• Father acquitted of first-degree murder
• Loyola campus plans Harvest fest
• Walsh to host jobs fair in Woodstock
• McHenry to vote on taking down deteriorating ramps
• Police find gator, pot plants in Cary area home
• Judge: Man not guilty of murder, guilty of battery to child
• Dorr Township seeks replacement
• Interfaith event planned
• St. Paul’s Episcopal to host annual auction
• Conservation District's first fall program begins Oct. 25
• Church seeking 
donations for sale
• Teens invited to join 
in haunted hike
• 
Woodstock firefighters sells T-shirts for cancer
• ‘Kiss my cooley’ launches website
• Nurse in 'Angel of Death' case admits to criminal neglect
• Barrington Hills Roadside Trash Pick Up set for Oct. Conservation District’s first fall program begins Oct. 25
• McHenry leaf collection continues through Dec. 1
• MCC host Financial 
Aid Information Night
• County takes next step toward electricity referendum
• Harvard author plans reading, book signing
• Chill for Alex set Oct. 22
• Seat open on Animal Control Committee
• Canterbury School to host dual language night
• LITH hosts Halloween house decorating contest
• Castle owner appears in court
• D-155 
dips into reserves
• Nurse takes plea in 'Angel of Death' case
• Sex offender didn't register, police say
• LITH man gets 
5½ years in prison
• Defense rests in murder trial
• Help around the house
• Fire department aims to win grant
• Meat raffles to benefit veterans
• As deadline looms, funding for Ford School move still short
• District 158 families 
invited to concert
• Lights to raise awareness
• County aims for Dec. reopening of Blivin Street bridge
• Dundee Township Historical Society to host cemetery walk
• Veterans to be honored at Huntley High School
• MCC will get windfall from furniture
• Appeal rejected again for brain cancer lawsuit
• Walsh responds to child-support allegations
• Watershed meeting slated
• Walsh asks judge to reject child support increase
• Illinois to launch Medicare information sessions
• Breast cancer event has special meaning
• Hope of finding more savings postpones county budget vote
• MCC hosts artists from Russia, Japan
• Trinity Oaks Christian 
to host open house
• Doctor: Injuries could have occurred at birth
• Johnsburg road expansion calls for tree removal
• District 300 organizes rally at Jacobs
• Rollover sends Marengo woman to hospital
• To stop scams, stay alert for warning signs
• D-C group to host D-300 town hall meeting
• Identifying warblers 
to be focus of meeting
• D-156 teacher negotiations headed for mediation
• Virginia Street project nears end
• Turning Point gets $20K grant for emergency shelter
• MCC exhibits to showcase watercolor, ink, calligraphy
• Fall art show to 
benefit senior center
• MCC to host 2-day pottery workshop
• Nygren represented in Seipler petition
• Woodstock waives 
bids for snow 
removal
• D-158 cancels IDEA
 consultation meeting
• Accident on Route 176 sends Marengo woman to hospital
• Walsh, Hultgren: Democrats to blame for primary matchup
• Rescue to host fundraiser for horse’s medical bills
• Spring Grove blaze fought with aid of 11 departments
• County offers workshops on snow, ice control operations
• McCullom Lake charity 
gets $80K settlement
• Marengo to rebid $12M project
• Inmate in serious condition after fall 
down jail stairs
• Man killed 
in motorcycle accident identified
• Algonquin lowers tax levy, OKs grant
• New McHenry clinic ready 
to open today
• For some, a common protein is toxic
• Firefighters battle blaze in Spring Grove
• Female inmate injured, flown to Rockford
• Motorcyclist killed in wreck at routes 14 and 31
• Looking Forward
• Chinese delegation visits Crystal Lake church
• Crystal Lake man 
in critical condition after crash
• On the Record With ... Amy Brachmann
• Funeral for the forgotten: Final resting place for county's indigent stark, serene
• Police identify motorcycle wreck victim
• Motorcyclist killed in accident at Route 14
• Crystal Lake man in critical condition after Saturday crash
• Halloween arts, crafts party set for Oct. 22 in Crystal Lake
• American Legion to
host last fish fry Friday
• Riverside Plaza in Algonquin set to open in 2012
• Cary home value program draws to a close
• Girl Scouts to host free
Family Fun Day event
• Historian to speak at Senior Citizens Club
• Rakow traffic shift coming this month
• Exhibitors sought 
for Early Childhood Educators Conference
• Pumpkin Stampede to support 
charity
• CL church to host 
Trunk or Treat event
• Petting zoo, other family activities on tap at Settlers’ Days
• Legal fight for 
job costs 
county
• Chilling tales to be focus of Nov. 7 library program
• ‘We’re watching’
• MCCD to host Trail of History
• D-300 forges ahead with campaign against Sears EDA extension
• Village to host cleanup, recycling drop-off
• Mar Ray Dance to host Party in Pink Zumbathon
• Dinner to benefit Collier House
• Huntley seeks Adopt-A-Highway volunteers
• Driver safety classes planned for this week
• Mercy pitches smaller hospital at hearing
• Volo features hearses, crafts, haunted barn
• Spring Grove woman accused of exploiting elderly mother
• Plea deal reached in McHenry Kiwanis case
• D-156 audit reports improving, but finances still shaky
• Bar poll results in for open associate judge spots
• Sculpture takes shape at Johnsburg High School
• Wauconda fire dept. hosts annual open house
• H’arts show to raise funds for art programs
• 19 arrested in warrant sweep
• Mercy pitches smaller hospital at 2nd hearing
• Former McHenry treasurer takes plea deal
• Wait continues for decision on Richmond administrator role
• Marengo man dies from Boone County crash
• Defenders book sale moves to Woodstock
• Poet to participate 
in ECC reading series
• Sheriff: Bianchi wants me investigated
• Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walk set
• Centegra holds Breast Cancer Awareness events
• Children can register for LITH basketball league
• Schultz wins state County Clerk of the Year
• Woodstock OKs roundabout’s 1st phase
• Referendum supporter defends District 156
• Man, 34, impaled 
by machinery in Lakemoor
• District 26 to host special education meeting
• MCC to offer CPR for health care providers
• Making large families work
• D-200 raises more than $10K for fitness equipment
• Mercy hospital plan Hearing today
• FRG police warn of recent phone scam
• Scheduling issue delays shaken baby trial
• FRG salon burglarized
• Johnsburg Road scene a drill
• Marengo man dies of injuries from Boone County crash
• Man impaled by machinery in Lakemoor
• U of I Extension Service sets retirement plan workshop
• Vascular screenings offered on mobile health unit
• McCullom Lake Village Hall plans move ahead
• Dinner and a mystery set at Dole Mansion
• Health Dept. to collect old, unused drugs Oct. 29
• Spring Grove sells engraved bricks to raise funds for park
• MCC to offer ACT practice test
• Historical society to host Civil War cemetery walk
• Unitarian church gets set for move to McHenry
• Police, retailers promote 
National Safety Weekend
• Woostock Police Dept. starts explorer program
• Children ditch school bus for a day
• TRS official gives state of teacher pensions, reform
• Huntley library to host cancer awareness talk
• County reminds residents of burning restrictions
• ECC plans 2 sessions for adults to explore careers
• Electric rate aid plan pitched
• Utility advocates to offer money-saving tips at Woodstock event
• Father accused of killing child testifies at trial
• Harvard father accused of killing daughter testifies
• Father accused of killing daughter testifies
• Elgin man sentenced to prison for breaking child's legs
• Man sentenced to prison for breaking child's legs
• Route 47 businesses ready to celebrate
• Program provides full-ride scholarships to caddies
• Kids in Motion program supports healthy lifestyles
• Special needs funding meeting set in Richmond
• Barbed wire to be focus
 of film, talk
• First aid certification class in Grafton Township
• Deer damages Crystal Lake condo
• Airport to host Aviation Expo
• Young Eagles rally to take place Saturday
• Health Department offers heart screenings Oct. 20
• Defense in shaken baby trial to begin case
• Annual Autumn Drive fest to take place Oct. 14-16
• Learn about 
depression, 
anxiety risks
• Spooky performance 
set at historical society
• McHenry Kiwanis Steaktacular set for Saturday
• Local business 
owner donates books to school
• Winn Road to get new bridge in spring
• Cary names Clark administrator
• Deer damages condominiums
• Defenders set recycling drive
• Box alarm brings crews to Marengo fire
• NYC Medical Examiner releases triathlete's cause of death
• Prosecutors to rest 'shaken baby' murder case
• Advocate for veterans 
to speak at TLS dinner
• 1 charged after car vs. school bus accident
• Marengo firefighter raising breast cancer awareness
• Meeting features J’burg history presentations
• Police investigate Carpentersville homicide
• Police raid alleged drug house in Crystal Lake
• Open house tonight on Algonquin Road project
• McHenry to flush city hydrants through Oct. 14
• Two charged with weapons offenses
• State of Crystal Lake meeting scheduled
• Flu shots offered at six Centegra locations
• D-300 leaders take EDA worries to Hoffman Estates
• McHenry says no to backyard chickens
• Opening soon: Johnsburg Walmart
• Man, injured in golf cart spill, getting better
• Stiemke: Ask questions before volunteering
• Newest LITH park to be dedicated Thursday
• Marathoners to raise funds for Steps 4 Doug, fight ALS
• Lemery: Strange motives attached to slavery memorial
• Cops raid alleged drug house in Crystal Lake
• Man charged with DUI for golf cart incident
• Cary man in good condition after motorcycle wreck
• Looking Forward
• Skiers fly on warm autumn day
• Vehicles crash at Woodstock intersection
• Hearing set for revamped hospital plan
• On the Record With ... Chad Hagen
• 4-H plans open house for prospective members, volunteers
• Suspects posed as workers in attempted robbery
• Attorney shuffle sparks dispute among officials
• MCC hosts accessibility code seminar
• MCC offers Rhine River cruise
• Chickens, River Place parking up for review 
Monday in McHenry
• McHenry club hosts luncheon
• Marengo library to seek public input next month
• Signs honor farmer killed in crash
• Algonquin Township joins drug discounter
• A sad statistic: Number of suicides in McHenry County continues to increase
• Krug: Pink edition headed your way Tuesday
• Peasley: Bunco fundraiser coming next Sunday
• Dog-tober Fest celebrates area's pups
• After war, soldier’s final fight ends at home
• Work nears completion at Route 47, 
Ware Road intersection in Woodstock
• Suspects posed at workers in attempted robbery
• Group offers reward for info on Hebron bank robbery
• High-tech gadgets 
attract campus thieves
• Unlike D-156, most districts close to projections
• Teen doing well after heart procedure
• 2-year sentence given for child porn
• Famous spuds visit Algonquin school for Potato Book Report Day
• Former Algonquin man gets 5 years for strangling accomplice in jail
• Round Lake woman dies in Ingleside crash
• Purse fair to benefit 
Gavers Cancer Center
• Walk-a-thon to benefit CHARGE syndrome patient and foundation
• Small fire doused at industrial park
• Cancer funding advances on mixed vote
• District 200 OKs balanced budget
• Flu shot clinics planned for Crystal Lake, Woodstock
• Skateboarder to visit McHenry’s Trend Cellar
• Heart color health topic of upcoming lecture
• Teacher contract meetings 
on hold
• College tuition need not bring overwhelming debt
• Lake County assistant state’s attorney appointed to advise on Bianchi bills
• Chinese delegation 
to visit CL church
• Brothers sentenced on latest armed robbery convictions
• Roadside Trash Pick Up planned Oct. 22
• Friends of Chilama 
sponsor El Salvador event
• Doctor: Blunt trauma killed baby
• Cultured Purls to host Knit Out event Sunday
• Veterans invited to hiring expo
• Mobile food pantry to visit CL church today
• ECC Concert Band 
to honor wind bands
• Brothers sentenced for loan store robbery
• Firefighters douse small industrial fire
• County gets Lake County's help for legal fee advice
• Secure lawn furniture; high winds expected today
• Geneva food pantry debuts larger facility
• Schools build space into lower budget for next year
• Parkview Elementary special education teacher dies at 58
• McHenry Noon Rotary to hold final ham dinner
• District 156 administrators explain budget
• MCC symposium to address elder abuse
• MCCD hosts ‘Twilight at Powers-Walker House’
• Check out the new NWHerald.com
• Interview of father shown in murder trial
• Rotary Club lunches with Pioneer Center
• MCC offering trip to 
Fireside Christmas 2011
• Crystal Lake leaf pickup 
begins Oct. 3
• McHenry County drug court awarded $300,000
• Crystal Lake Fire Rescue to have open house
• Disability awarded to fired Woodstock sergeant
• Man hurt in longboard fall
• PR graduate heads to Paraguay for 2 years
• NAMI chapter to host 
10th annual 5K walk
• Jury sees interview of father charged with murder
• Music perseveres through Cary Band Association
• Man injured in long board accident in fair condition
• Doctor testifies about infant's injuries
• Woodstock High School prepares for homecoming
• Lost Valley Ventures 
offer outdoor fun
• Miss Illinois to address distracted driving
• Snowshoe-making 
program scheduled
• County seeks to patch budget
• Fire causes $750,000 in damage to Hampshire business
• MCC to feature Chicago Brass Band Players
• Postal workers rally 
to support legislation
• Rosh Hashana, ‘a time of reflection,’ begins tonight
• Man released from 
hospital after deck fall
• Sycamore man killed in Afghanistan
• Suspect sought in bank robbery
• Mother testifies in trial for Harvard infant’s death
• Defenders’ fall book sale continues
• Smells like trouble: Skunk population spikes in Illinois
• Undersheriff to run for sheriff
• Police investigate incident at Hebron bank
• Murder trial starts for man charged with shaking infant
• Man recovering after 18-foot fall
• Firefighters battle blaze in Hampshire
• Sheriff loses appeal in firing case
• Concealed carry forum held tonight
• Anti-violence vigil set for Oct. 12
• Learn about blood drugs, shoulder pain
• Photo submissions sought for 2012 Cary-Grove community guide
• HIV tests available starting 
in Oct.
• $15.5K in grants available to agencies serving homeless, hungry
• ECC theater troupe to stage 
‘Glass Castle’ this weekend
• Cabaret show to headline Red Carpet Ball
• D-300 approves new high school schedule
• College Fair 2011 planned for Oct. 6
• Pioneer Center CEO to retire
• 5K Run/Walk on Oct. 23 to aid breast cancer fight
• Council reduces repair incentive
• Generation vexed
• Heavy rain drenches area
• Creative arts classes offered at MCC
• Technology fair 
at library today
• CEA member speaks on impact of imposed contract
• County eyes changes to disclosure ordinance
• Summer 2011 City Letter
• Fall 2011 City Letter
• Changes to Annual Leaf Pick-Up Program
• Pioneer CEO Kopczynski to retire
• Appellate court upholds deputy's arbitration ruling
• Motorists face wet, gusty commute
• Wet morning brings flood advisory
• On the record with ... William Haag
• Looking Forward
• Father to stand trial in infant girl’s death
• D-158 seeks new finance committee members
• Steered toward safety
• Riding for Toys for Tots
• Ringwood property owner, village leader disagree on park storage
• D-156 to review deficit projection in 2011 budget
• Municipalities grapple with ongoing stagnation of building permits
• Peasley: Safety campaign honors farmer with billboards
• Krug: Walsh going about business in his own way
• 19th Appleseed Festival a success
• Crystal Lake Jaycees to host mental health expo
• Kreutzer RR crossing to close this week; Woodstock paving set to start
• Health department to conduct design contest
• Ex-firefighter describes scene of 9/11 attacks
• West Beach set for upgrade
• MCC to offer classes about nature
• Tickets on sale for ‘Girls Just Wanna Have Fun’
• McCaleb: Get smart about ‘Smart Grid’
• Local stylist goes 
pink for fundraiser
• Grafton Township supervisor won’t appeal
• Former football player admits DUI, fleeing
• Simon Says game attempts to break Guinness World record
• Taste of Home Cooking a treat
• WPBW group to host weekend mum sale
• D-26 dispute costs at $29K and counting
• County sees first human case of West Nile virus
• Police to inspect child safety seats today
• Fewer cuts, faster recovery time among benefits of new robotic surgery system
• Bulaga growing by leaps and bounds
• Men recognized by sheriff for saving motorists' lives
• Harvard teen admits to DUI, fleeing
• County reports human case of West Nile virus
• Negotiations stall between D-26, union
• Watkins brothers enter not guilty pleas in '09 McHenry armed robbery
• Wyss: From diapers to interfaith counseling
• Free breast, cervical cancer screenings offered to uninsured women in county
• Bingo!
• D-158 to host seminar about gifted students
• County jobless rate drops, bucking trend
• LITH's Three Oaks plan a no-go
• Stabbing attack nets 8 years
• Childhood obesity on rise; health risks can carry into adulthood
• CL couple puts baby-name dispute to Facebook vote
• Friends of Library to host bake sale in Marengo
• Family Alliance receives honor
• Fox River Grove moving forward with TIF plans
• Saturday Night on Main Street planned Oct. 8
• Counley: McCullom Lake air clean of contaminants
• Smog on rise in Chicago area
• Grafton Township appoints attorney to negotiate property sale
• Man charged with aggravated DUI
• Ms. Deena offers classes for toddlers in LITH
• Negotiations stall between D-26, CEA
• Man sentenced to 8 years in attack on ex
• Police, rescue respond to car-vs.-pole crash
• Richmond resident hopes to continue nonprofit work after trip to Africa
• CL woman honored for keeping city clean
• WL man accused of 
cashing bad checks
• Gas leak leads to SG school closure
• D-300 moving closer to building turbines
• Tollway panel OKs $69 million Route 47 interchange
• County to wait to fill ROE post
• MCC votes to ban
 smoking on campus
• Toys for Tots benefit 
ride set for Sunday
• One hospitalized after Villa fire
• Kreutzer Road crossing closed next week
• Lyons: What’s the line about paving, intentions?
• Foreign language program in the works for after school
• Fields of fun
• Class keys on parenting skills
• Legislators: Stay involved
• Another positive report on county housing market
• Grafton offers first aid class
• Walsh set to run in
 new 14th Congressional District
• Defenders to host Fall Book Sale
• Huntley to get full tollway interchange
• Walsh announces he will run in 14th
• Spring Grove gas leak sends students to Richmond
• McHenry fire victim in good condition
• Friday fish fry planned 
in Lake in the Hills
• Golf outing to aid K9 units
• Oliver: Volunteer-driven SHARE program offers savings
• Marengo taking
 last steps to select 
next administrator
• Hydrant flushing, testing flow
• Cary mourns longtime teacher
• Speed limit to change on Cary’s Silver Lake Road
• Experts say financial downturn just part of story behind reduced accidents, fatalities
• Dundee Library expands video game offerings
• Defenders to have free show ‘Everything’s Cool’
• Library’s future looks electronic
• Volunteers needed for NISRA swim lessons
• ECC hosts College Night
• Exhaust fan fire damages area home
• Ardizzone to appear 
at ECC reading series
• Six-week parenting 
series available to 
District 158 parents
• ‘Route 66’ presentation 
at McHenry Library today
• Insulation saves money, cuts CO2
• Fire departments to mark Fire Prevention Week
• Committee makes financial recommendations for District 156
• Judges slam Drew Peterson attorney in McHenry County case
• Fire in exhaust fan damages Hebron home
• Public House serves 
TEALtinis for awareness
• Police say sex offender failed to 
update info
• Sons of American Legion to host baggo tourney
• Bond slightly reduced for dispatcher
• Village schedules 
fall cleanup, drop-off
• CASA Cup fundraiser 
to take place Oct. 1
• Veterans Conservation Corps forming
• Appleseed returns to CL
• The 7 people you meet on Interstate 90
• ‘Truck Farm’ to be screened at MCC
• Students ask questions, offer feedback
• Woodstock burglar sentenced to 9 years in prison
• College to host sculpture exhibit through Oct. 1
• Fall brings yellowjackets on the hunt for food, drink
• Man gets 3 years for burglary of Huntley nail salon
• United Way starts annual campaign
• New York artist to speak at ECC humanities event
• Library schedules 
program on certificates
• D-26 contract progress continues
• Shredding, e-waste event set in Grafton Township
• Metra board may vote in increases in November
• Customer Service Alert
• Routine Annual Testing of Outdoor Warning Sirens
• D-300 facing 
‘fight’ over Sears issue
• Foundation to sponsor Human Race
• On the Record With ... Kristine Leahy
• Young military vets, like civilian peers, face difficulty finding work
• Police Reports
• Food pantry, senior center opens in Harvard
• Lakewood officials mull Village Hall future
• Grafton Township to host MLS Comparables event
• MCC enrollment drops, follows statewide trend
• Library prepares for upgrades
• Defenders to screen climate documentary
• Rummage sale will aid counseling center
• Library sidewalk to be closed for construction
• Task force to pitch ideas to D-156
• Retiree music seminar planned for Wednesday
• Worldwide Day of Play event planned in LITH
• Hard times boost use of food pantries, government programs
• Workshops to focus on finding college funding
• Latino author to speak 
at empowerment event
• Bunco night to benefit Literacy Connection
• Leggee Elementary 
to host Reading Night
• Lucas spells his way to NYC
• All Night Bingo event planned for Oct. 15 at Marian Central
• Center to host rabies, microchip event
• Family grateful to good Samaritan for saving teen
• Police investigate spree of vandalism
• McCaleb: New blogs debut online
• Man faces felony drug charges
• CL woman, restaurant 
favorite, in need of help
• LITH police officer welcomed home after year in Kuwait
• Friday Night 
Support: Boosters bring benefits to more than football
• Huntley Army sergeant welcomed home
• Cary mulls energy co-op referendum
• Indian summer makes for prime boating season
• Turning Point hosts dinner Oct. 20
• Sheriff’s office warns of scam
• TLC to host Art of the Land benefit
• Prevention community health fair set Saturday
• Benefit to help defray medical expenses
• McHenry library to host folk singer, songwriter
• Church takes lobster orders for annual boil
• Hard water could linger 
amid upgrades, plant shut down
• Woodstock readies for street maintenance
• Family Reading Night 
to launch Tuesday
• MCC to offer wine education classes at restaurant
• Identity theft program planned in Woodstock
• Walk-in flu shot clinic 
scheduled in Huntley
• Wyss: Organizations inspire, are worthy of support
• Teacher recalls time playing for 
EIU rugby team
• PADS expects higher demand as number of poor increases
• Centegra seeking pets to help in 
animal-assisted therapy program
• Cary considering energy co-op
• Fire destroys 
Ingleside garage
• Franks to run again for 63rd district
• Man accusing of having child pornography
• Old Weichsville tavern burns in Island Lake
• McHenry donates 
$20K to demolition
• Johnsburg murder trial delayed
• Mom to shave her head in daughter’s memory
• District 158 budget hearing set for tonight
• D-300 schedule could cost $770K
• Judge to Walsh: Prove you don’t owe $100,000
• New developers putting mark on River Place
• Trinity Oaks looking to expand at Prairie Hill
• Smoking cessation 
class starts Sept. 28
• Prime agritourism season beckons
• Judge orders Rep. Walsh to explain child support
• Charges issued in Marengo-area burglaries
• Johnsburg murder trial delayed to January
• WL man accused of having child pornography
• Franks to seek re-election to Illinois House
• Smoke brings about air pollution action day
• Old Weichsville tavern burns in Island Lake
• County getting ready for next wave of appeals
• Finder of $150,000 hopes to be keeper
• Donations needed for food pantry
• Dancing with Paint 
workshop planned
• McHenry Chamber 
to host 9/11 speaker
• Althoff to host phone 
bill savings clinics
• Gigi’s Playhouse plans fashion show, luncheon
• Obstacle course to raise money for charities
• Volunteers sought 
for LITH Fen event
• Autopsy inconclusive for man found dead on railroad tracks
• MCC to offer dance classes
• D-26 to start on plan to restore programs
• Driver safety classes start Saturday
• Cloud from Minnesota forest fire drifts into McHenry County
• Golf tourney to honor former Bear
• Bankruptcy slows MCC land deal
• Men to share stories 
of 3,000-mile voyage
• Heart Walk hopes to raise $25K
• HAHS to host Farm Fest and Picnic on Saturday
• Marengo eyes plant options
• Fall 2011 Downtown Sidewalk Rehabilitation Project Bid Notice
• Smoke from Minnesota forest fire reaches McHenry County
• Autopsy inconclusive for man found dead along railroad tracks
• FRG native and former NASA engineer visits her alma mater
• Audit lands high marks for District 26
• D-300 rallies against tax break
• Motorcyclist dies after colliding with truck
• Conference focuses on vets, families
• Three Oaks a splash hit
• Lemery: The one agency not wasting your tax dollars
• District 15 to consider
 $79 million budget tonight
• Cary boy injured in fall at state park released from hospital
• Notice to our customers
• Motorcyclist dies in Route 120 crash
• LITH to host free fall family bike ride Sept. 23
• On the Record With ... Phyllis Close
• Willow Creek hosts mass outdoor baptism
• McHenry County honors 9/11 victims
• WWII vets receive heroes’ welcome
• Grafton Township to
 plan diabetes program
• Hooves to Heal plans 
second luau fundraiser
• Algonquin, Defenders 
to host It’s Our River Day
• Habitat for Humanity looking for candidates
• McHenry County remembers 9/11 victims
• Couples recall marrying four days after Sept. 11 tragedy
• County residents share reflections of Sept. 11
• Attacks led some young men, women to join armed forces
• WW II veterans say 9/11 brings Pearl Harbor-like emotions
• Free fitness classes
 offered in McHenry
• Charmers raising money for championship
• Families invited to enjoy Lost Valley Ventures
• Student-athletes enjoying return of sports in D-165
• Song writing, laughter yoga offered at MCC
• Fish fry planned at 
LITH American Legion
• Former Marengo man recounts escape from South Tower
• Peasley: Local reflections from 9/11 on display
• Krug: 9/11 anger remains unresolved
• ‘Jessica,’ a pink firetruck, honors women fighting cancer
• LITH wants deal on access to Three Oaks
• Signs popping up warn of road work on state highwaysSigns popping up on state highways warning of road work
• McHenry Library to begin parking lot project Monday
• Two open judge positions draw 29 applicants
• Tryon, Franks, Althoff 
set town hall meetings
• Richmond mulls hiring city manager part-time
• In aftermath of tornado, football unites Joplin
• Police: Marengo burglary suspects in custody
• Networking group to hold meeting on green business
• County Board mulls 
referendum to lower electricity rates

• Police, fire, responders learned hard lessons after 9/11
• McCaleb: ‘343’ is the number of selfless heroes
• Mosquitoes with West Nile virus found in FRG
• Two teenagers injured 
in Crystal Lake crash
• An evening at the Woodstock North homecoming game
• Man to go to boot camp for ‘terrorizing’ 2 teens
• Marengo to discuss water project options at Monday night meeting
• Marengo man injured in fall off truck’s tailgate
• Lakemoor workers set to get almost 5 percent pay increase
• Open McHenry County Judge spots get 29 applicants
• Man sentenced to boot camp for 'terrorizing' teens
• Communities schedule 9/11 events
• Man involved in Marengo accident in critical condition
• Making a place of remembrance
• Woodstock to flush hydrants
• Driving refresher course held in Grafton Township
• 7-year-old collects toys for hospital
• Milk Days planning ’50s sock hop in Harvard
• Health dept. plans heart screenings
for Sept. 21
• D-26 sides still at work on tentative teacher contract
• LITH American Legion to host steak fry Sept. 17
• Extension Service plans open house in Woodstock
• Defenders to host recycling collection 
in McHenry
• Parks department offers belly dancing classes
• WL passes water-use restrictions
• Clip for a Cure to aid cancer fight
• Huntley drafts new fishing rule
• Church Fall fest starts sept. 15
• Chicken plan doesn’t pass muster with panel
• Crystal Lake teen gets a heart
• Man in fatal crash was visiting wife in hospital
• Firefighters douse barn fire Thursday morning
• County defends lobbying efforts
• D-26 sides still working on tentative pact
• Police ID man in fatal Barrington Hills crash
• Firefighters douse barn fire at Twin Oaks Farm
• Area firefighters fight barn fire near Wonder Lake
• Lyons: Security vs. liberty battle won’t end soon
• Community Hero suggestions sought
• Register online now for Pedal for PADS
• New school board member appointed in District 165
• MDC to pick up leaves in Crystal Lake
• Powers taken back from Cary village administrator
• Woodstock OKs bids; street work to start soon
• Bow rules restrict use 
in residential Johnsburg
• Dog Days of Dundee event this weekend
• Trustees approve $20K contract for website
• Anime group to meet at McHenry library
• Committee: Freeze county elected pay for 2 years
• Security versus liberty becomes issue after 9/11
• Volunteers Needed for City of Crystal Lake Centennial Committee
• Man charged in Veterans Memorial Park shooting
• Police investigate shooting at Veterans Memorial Park
• Former Gilberts trustee running for state senate
• Algonquin doctor announces coroner candidacy
• Second Sunday Concert Series returns to MCC
• Sales tax slump dents public services
• Oliver: Sadness, anger linger 10 years after 9/11
• D-156 task force presents ideas
• Nurse charged with aggravated battery of child
• Quad C’s 4-H Club to host charity speed horse show
• Former alderman from area throws his hat into 14th race
• Man gets 4 years after guilty plea
• Richmond panel narrows administrator options
• ‘Biggest Loser’ helps promote District 200 initiative
• Police union files complaint over jobs
• Volunteering can change your life
• McHenry plans 9/11 ceremony
• Movie nights start Friday
• Children’s annual flu clinics scheduled
• Tractors for Charity to host benefit for food pantry
• Sept. 11 commemorative events
• No injuries reported in car versus school bus crash
• Former county Dem chair to run in 14th
• Metra train strikes unoccupied car in Cary
• Lemery: President’s speech already sacked for a loss
• Longtime village trustee dies at 91
• Court 
upholds 
class-action suit denial
• When parents don't vaccinate, it's not just their children at risk
• Water Treatment Plant #4 Softening System to be Upgraded - UPDATE
• Crystal Lake Remembers 9-11-01
• Briggs defends talk of trade
• Cary boy hospitalized after fall at state park
• Lanes still closed on Route 14, Pingree Road
• Woodstock goes teal to fight cancer
• Island Lake plans annual 
Venetian Night Sept. 10
• After ’09 nosedive, earnings have risen, state agency says
• Pancakes, 5K run 
on tap for Saturday
• On the Record With ... Thomas Tufo
• Police reports
• Looking forward: What's happening this week in news, sports and entertainment
• MCC offers ACT prep classes for students
• Township planning to build 
$200K food pantry facility
• D-15 plans annual 5K and walkathon
• Election petition drives to begin
• Has labor’s day come and gone?
• Krug: Long live Bettendorf Castle
• Peasley: Influential Woodstock woman passes away
• A warm welcome for Army captain
• Overcooked food leads to lith fire
• Crossroads Care Center to host cook-off
• Shelbies, Cobras, more on view today in Volo
• Blood drive organizer knows value of donation
• Barnard Bridge on schedule
• CL library offers Library Card Sign-Up Month
• Faith in Action 
exec to be honored
• Overcooked food leads to LITH fire
• Walsh defends plan to skip Obama speech
• Two charged in break-ins at McHenry courthouse
• Bacteria levels close 
2 McHenry beaches
• Hultgren plans to run again in 14th District
• Earlier school start dates lead to better scores, educators say
• J’burg hiker found dead in park, body recovered
• McCaleb: Significant job growth equals economic recovery
• J’burg hiker found dead in park
• Harvard's first Milk Days Queen dies
• Guilty but mentally ill verdict handed down in armed robbery
• D-300 ratchets up pressure on state officials
• Crystal Lake woman charged in 2 burglaries
• Neighbor defends stabbing dog
• Johnsburg hiker's body discovered in Montana
• Hultgren will seek re-election in 14th
• Bacteria levels close 2 beaches
• Hot, stormy day ahead for area
• Four arrested for attempted forgery
• No bond increase for Burger King robbery suspect
• Bicyclist struck by 
vehicle in FRG
• Richmond agrees to settle with Prairie Hill developer
• Franks to lead a 6-day trip to Cuba
• Wyss: Tumor fails to dim educator’s passion
• Small fire in high school forces evacuation
• Local flu clinics set for Sept.
• D-26, CEA close in on contract
• Volunteers needed for county corn harvest
• Rep. Walsh draws crowd
• Man upset over dog’s stabbing
• J’burg native still missing in Montana
• Community Flu Shot Clinics-Advocate Good Shepherd Hospital
• Four charged in alleged fraud ring
• J'burg native still missing in Montana
• Small fire evacuates Woodstock North
• Tentative agreement reached in Cary D-26
• Guadalupe youth band to visit schools
• Lyons: Juvenile pimping should concern us all
• Some Bianchi case records expunged
• Fidel Castro’s daughter to speak on Cuba
• Huntley to discuss fitness-club permit
• Applicants sought for citizens academy
• Replica steam locomotive chugs into Illinois Railway Museum
• Phelan ordered to pay up
• Passion for flight leads to increase 
in do-it-yourself plane builders
• Officials warn of home repair scam
• September is National Preparedness Month
• Village’s 9/11 remembrance plans to include flag vigil, candlelight service
• Town hall to follow anti-Walsh rally
• Richmond still weighing administrator options
• Johnsburg P.D. supports Special Olympics
• CL police give out warnings, tickets to Rakow Road drivers
• MCCD archaeological event set for Sept. 11
• Benefit to help family displaced by fire set for Sept. 9
• Defending 
the castle
• Garden sprouts $150K surprise
• New store to support food distribution
• County’s fight over prosecutor’s pay in limbo
• MCC to host New Year’s trip
• J’burg native goes missing in Montana
• D-26, CEA to meet on new offer
• Slots still
 open to get shingles vaccines at health clinic
• Lake in the Hills group plans raffle
• Citizens Utility Board to visit area 
to help residents cut calling costs
• More mosquitoes test positive for West Nile virus in county
• Man finds more than $100 K in his garden
• Johnsburg man missing in Montana
• Mosquitoes in FRG test positive for W. Nile virus
• Mercy moves ahead with plans for smaller hospital
• ‘Doggie Dine Out’ to aid Adoption group
• Students gain jobs, confidence through transition program
• Restore a wetland at Glacial Park
• MCC lauded for service to community
• Cary closer to choosing a village administrator
• Lemery: Approaching an anniversary unlike the rest
• Rockin’ for Honor Flight event planned for Sept. 11
• Tips can ease anxiety about school
• Police investigate break-ins in McHenry, Spring Grove
• D-300 students protest alleged factory abuse
• Huntley woman enjoying life as reigning Miss Illinois
• AARP driver safety program planned
• McHenry Police investigate business burglaries
• Longtime CL educator dies in fall
• Lake Villa man killed 
in crash near Ingleside
• Big Brothers Big Sisters director hopes grant returns
• Looking forward
• Summer Sunset 5K 
set for Sept. 2 in LITH
• Reduced-fee water safety testing still available
• Woodstock Plan Commission recommends mobile kitchens
• Mental-health class to begin Sept. 1
• Green Drinks group to talk about watershed planning
• Rotary Club planning 
Boating on the Fox event
• Officer honored for speed enforcement
• Richmond, developer near lawsuit settlement
• New committee to cull program ideas in D-26
• Peasley: Family Alliance to 
get day care honor
• Krug: Back out on the blackout
• Charity tractor run raises money for food pantry
• Chicago 
author 
to appear 
at ECC
• Mental health care gets boost
• MCC preschool program has space for 5-year-olds
• Police remind residents to be vigilant
• School chiefs ruling creates concern
• Crystal Lake teen takes turn for the worse, awaits new heart in hospital
• Grab a paddle: Area offers great canoeing, kayaking adventures
• Fire crews at Crystal Lake auto shop
• Flight For Life takes CL man to hospital
• Crystal Lake man flown to hospital after fall
• Library sets September program lineup
• Time again for Friday night lights
• Service League of CL hosts 37th annual housewalk
• Wyss: Find your silver lining in jobs outlook
• Kreutzer Road extension hearing in mid-September
• Wonder Lake man arrested 
at courthouse
• C’ville seeks applicants for 2 village commissions
• Women face 30 years in case involving teen
• Big Brothers Big Sisters’ dinner, auction set
• Board OKs 87.5 percent toll hike
• McHenry woman charged in ID theft
• Textile artist featured 
in ECC exhibition
• Rakow traffic being monitored
• Johnsburg Rescue Squad to host food distribution
• District to celebrate 65 years at annual dinner
• Fox River Grove library gets first commissioned mural
• Virginia Street Corridor Open for Business/Construction Update
• Krawiec estate awarded more than $1 M
• Krawiec estate awarded more than $1 M
• Women guilty of involuntary servitude of minor prostitute
• Board approves toll increase
• Jury deliberations begin in juvenile pimping case
• Centegra Health System plans 
Mammo Mondays in September
• MCC seeks volunteers; training sessions set
• Area set to pick up brush of fall, late summer
• HR director honored by 
special education district
• Conference to 
focus on recovery, abuse, wellness
• D-300 to announce legislative priorities
• Hypnotist to perform feats in Richmond
• Lack of social media fix can lead to 
withdrawal, 
experts say
• Lyons: You and your phone should see other people
• Power outages worry McCullom Lake residents
• McHenry sex offender faces new charges
• Pimping trial may 
end today
• ‘Father of 5’ dies in Wis. crash
• Art students 
to exhibit work
• Green conference seeks exhibitors
• Defenders to offer natural area tours this weekend
• MCC to offer private investigator class
• Former McHenry man dies in Elkhorn, Wis., area crash
• Underaged prostitute testifies at pimping trial
• McHenry police arrest registered sex offender
• Stormy weather expected again this afternoon, evening
• Miss Illinois fundraiser to aid Children’s Miracle Network
• Mosquito batch tests positive for West Nile
• New weekend nursing classes to 
be offered at community college
• No further charges to be filed in fatal IDOT crash
• Gigi’s Playhouse to host fashion show
• CL businesses to perform their own alcohol stings
• Learn about prostate health, cancer risks, knee replacement at Centegra lectures
• Fox River Grove concert 
to benefit food pantry
• D-26 looking at brokers for Maplewood
• Mini-golf fundraiser to benefit Special Olympics
• Alleged pimping victim to testify
• TLC eyes Harvard land for park
• D-300 readies for new high school schedule
• Oliver: Fest brings bounty of ways to get quilt fix
• Expanded interchange possible in tollway capital plan
• Filter fire causes minor damage, injury at Wells Manufacturing
• Room for one more?
• Man charged in heroin overdose
• Registration opening soon 
for Cardunal Crop Walk
• Back to School for Crystal Lake - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Mosquito batch tests positive for West Nile
• Man charged with drug induced homicide
• Trial starts for women charged with pimping 14-year-old
• Fire causes minor damage, injury at Wells Manufacturing
• Thunderstorms expected today, isolated tornadoes possible
• Chicago chicken enthusiasts clucking over CL decision
• MCC prepares to expand
• Police seek tips about FRG residential burglary
• D-26 administrative review under way
• Discover, enjoy regional foods with MCCD
• MCCD offers fall activities
• The global warming merry-go-around
• Local government lobbyists fighting transparency on public's dime
• District 156 sets tentative budget
• Genealogical society 
to offer ‘summer help’
• Miss 
Illinois plans visits
• Saturday fire believed 
to be accident
• Prairie Grove car crash sends 2 drivers to hospital
• Woodstock police investigate 
spray-painting incidents
• IDOT worker killed by car in Woodstock
• Witness recounts Molotov cocktail scene
• LITH CERT team seeks volunteers
• ComEd town hall set
 for McCullom Lake
• Marengo may bundle for cheaper electricity
• Former store employee charged in Molotov cocktail incident
• Man charged with arson in grocery store incident
• Astronomers to host free star 
observation party in October
• State can’t afford to bury indigent dead
• On the record with ... Thomas Morrissey
• Funding cuts mean fewer bus stops, longer walks for some area students
• Man charged with aggravated arson at Caputo and Sons
• Police investigating incident at Caputo and Sons
• Melon Propellin’ Contest to launch Sept. 3
• Peasley: Still close after 5 decades
• Marengo seeking wastewater bids
• Kroozers draws crowd, cars
• The pink slip's silver lining
• Storm leaves some area residents without power
• Extra traffic patrols set through Labor Day
• Rakow Road night closures to end
• Township to host e-waste recycling
• Mums the Word to raise funds for library Friends
• ‘Green Fire’ film to be screened 
Wednesday
• Free car seat safety check scheduled
• Route 72 only 2 lanes for now
• One last visit: Marine visits dying grandmother
• 9/11 memorial service planned in Algonquin
• McCullom Lake ruling appealed
• Hebron hires 3 part-time officers
• Mobile food pantry to make Wonder Lake stop
• Mobile driver’s license event planned
• Krug: Turn on the lights, the party’s starting
• County under severe thunderstorm warning
• District 26 parents speak
• McCaleb: Youth program is state’s latest fiscal victim
• Area veterans seek benefits information at fair in Woodstock
• Marengo woman critically hurt in 3-vehicle crash
• Inquest held for Marengo homicides
• Toll hikes proposed to pay for $12B capital plan
• ‘Laps for Love’ fundraiser 
for Collier House today
• Police round up drug offenders in early morning raid
• Crystal Lake man arrested on weapons, DUI charges
• Support youth at Kroozers Charity Car Show today
• Crystal Lake man charged with DUI, unlawful use of weapon
• Police roundup drug offenders in early morning raid
• Some details from Marengo homicides emerge at inquest
• Wyss: Brush With Kindness is brush with greatness
• CL Park District eyes 2012 tax referendum for recreation center
• CL hosts Blast on the Beach on Saturday
• FRG launches police email alerts
• Welcome aboard
• D-158 teachers’ contract ratified
• Children of Fallen Riders benefit run planned
• CEA, D-26 will talk 
in 11th-hour meeting
• 21st Venetian Night boat parade set for Saturday
• One killed, two hurt in 
Gurnee stabbing incident
• Raue Center announces ‘balanced’ season lineup
• Kohl’s begins development of its Woodstock location
• Authors, poets invited to ECC coffeehouse events
• Algonquin police offer BASSET class
• D-158, teachers reach agreement on contract
• Bianchi says he'll run again for state's attorney
• Nygren fires deputy who made accusations against him
• Police: State Sen. Schmidt involved in domestic incident
• Human service agencies urge state to pay them
• Lyons: Some not-so-deep thoughts on summer
• Locals see campus’ groundbreaking
• Servicing the square
• Human service agencies urge state to pay them
• Man’s condition fair after stabbing
• Families of victims fight Smith parole
• ROE seat remains vacant
• D-300 to extend snow 
contract
• Attorney pleads not guilty in case
• A brush with kindness
• Victims' family, prosecutors fight serial killer's parole
• Walsh responds to reports of license suspension
• Tickets available for Big Brothers Big Sisters raffle
• Code review will move forward
• Ride to aid animal rescue group
• County eyes balanced budget
• City extends timeline to do old courthouse inspection
• Man stabbed after dispute with his teenaged brother
• McHenry County Muslims mark Ramadan
• Girl donates money to animal shelter for equipment
• Bianchi announcement coming at fundraiser Thursday
• Golf fundraiser slated to
 promote organ donation
• Watershed planning meeting will focus on outreach efforts
• Free road rules refresher course to be offered
• Laps for Love fundraiser to benefit Collier House
• Many events slated for Latino Heritage Month
• Council nixes backyard chickens
• McHenry, Johnsburg police working on mutual aid pact
• Corvettes theme of car event
• Board to review bow and arrow ordinance
• Reception set Thursday for visiting Marine
• Exhibitors sought for 
Youth Disabilities Expo
• Bond reduced 
for marengo man
accused of sex assault
• Anger, distrust at D-26 board meeting
• D-47 extends Mendoza’s contract 5 years
• Get a heart health check in Woodstock
• Algonquin girl to compete in pageant
• Kroozers car show will 
benefit local youth, teens
• Back-to-school routine is one for families to practice
• Talk, natural area tour to highlight restoration
• With each step, 
pink 
ribbons
• Volunteers sought for breast cancer 5K run/walk
• Chamber now taking golf outing reservations
• Man convicted for DUI, threatening officer
• SportsFest 2011 set for Sunday
• Judge: Man accused of murder still unfit for trial
• Sheriff says fatal crash no accident
• Veterans/Disabled 
Veterans golf classic set
• McHenry City Council OKs fire station project
• Man pleads guilty to bank fraud, money laundering
• County to offer shingles vaccine clinic
• Firefighters association to hold dinner, dance
• Walsh settles with former campaign aide
• Woodstock man pleads guilty to bank fraud, money laundering
• First-degree murder charge issued in fatal crash
• Judge: Man accused of murder still unfit for trial
• D-26 year to start under board's 'last-best' offer
• On the Record with ... Delia Sargeant
• Health experts: Improve sleep patterns for healthier weight
• Crews respond to morning fire
• Plans for Chick-fil-A pushed back
• Filling unpaid regional school super role a headache
• Crews respond to early morning fire
• Nominees sought for MCC alumni awards
• Healing Field 2011 set 
in Carpentersville
• Patients will be able 
to see physicians’ info
• Peasley: Putting winning streak in perspective
• Friends group to host book sale at Library
• Krug: Recession terror alert at Orange
• Army specialist starts new life
• Call for chickens continues in McHenry
• Wonder Lake to flush 
hydrants Monday
• Bike trail extension to begin this week
• Police seek help 
in vandalism cases
• Three arrested 
on drug charges
• FRG to vote on TIF study
• Good Shepherd hosts sleep apnea lecture
• Trash, recycling rates to increase
• Students, teachers prepare for new chapter as school start approaches
• College funding workshops scheduled
• McCaleb: Do your part to help stamp out hunger
• Attorney General: County Board meeting violated Open Meetings Act
• Music, games among attractions at Take a Stand for Turning Point
• Cary man gets 3-year sentence for running over man
• Appeals court sides with Grafton Township board
• Bond stays at $100K in sex case
• State’s effort 
to trim local governments 
gets boost
• D-300 rally thanks staff
• Teens now running the show at area church’s Giveaway Day
• Appeal over special prosecutors’ pay dismissed
• Sheriff’s lawyers accuse deputy of perjury
• AG: County Board members violated Open Meetings Act
• Cary man sentenced to prison for running man over
• Sheriff accuses former deputy of perjury
• Island Lake OKs settlement
• Wonder Lake food pantry's supplies are low
• Hebron, Lakewood homes receive historical recognition
• Algonquin salon will
donate services for girl
• Education calculation: Teachers, politicians aim to reverse U.S. math, science deficit
• Fire damages Pistakee Highlands home
• Half price bingo set for Aug. 20 in South Elgin
• Free car seat checks planned in Crystal Lake
• Tickets on sale for Trail of History
• MCC to offer 3-part series on beekeeeping this fall
• Book fairs to benefit 
Centegra Breast Center
• Applicants sought for seat on Cary zoning board
• Cary committee punts talks on village code back to full board
• Defunding of state water, geology agencies worries county
• Volunteers needed 
for Deer Path cleanup
• Riverside Plaza signs garner complaints
• Knights of Columbus to host blood drive Aug. 21
• Judge: Algonquin man will remain in custody
• Tip-A-Cop fundraiser to benefit Special Olympics
• Free concerts planned 
in Lake in the Hills
• Search for body part ends with location of fake foot
• Fire damages Pistakee Highlands home
• County Board pursues live-streaming options
• Sunday corn roast set to 
benefit Special Olympics
• Retired Adult Program to offer Italian film director lectures
• District 156 makes some changes for school year
• Algonquin lawyer allegedly sought hitmen
• Case tied to misconduct charge taken off doctor’s record
• Man pleads guilty in 
incident with girlfriend
• Variety marks ECC’s upcoming schedule
• Lyons: Consumer choices do have consequences
• Fire department to host 9/11 memorial dedication
• LITH bicyclist in serious 
condition after collision
• Digging out of debt is doable
• D-26 rebuffs new CEA offer
• Prairie Ridge grad awarded scholarship for up to $25K
• Not-guilty plea entered in reckless homicide case
• Veterans can get benefits information at fair
• Man sentenced to 90 years for killing ex-girlfriend
• Island Lake police seek tips in armed robbery
• Man charged with 
sex abuse free on bond
• Prosecutor: Algonquin lawyer tried to hire many hitmen
• Union presents new offer, D26 still sees impasse
• Island Lake police search for armed robbery suspects
• The rising tide 
of education costs
• Many stayed at college 
after losing scholarship
• Fired police sergeant seeks disability benefits
• Defenders recycling 
drive set for Saturday
• Mobile food pantry to visit Ridgefield church
• Probation ordered on arson charge
• Palmer House exhibit looks at quilting history
• Drowning ruled cause 
of Duck Lake death
• Victim of Algonquin hit-and-run searches for answers as he recovers
• Police seek armed 
robbery suspects
• Rotary, car club host poker run, family fest
• Ronald McDonald to visit as part of McCare Night for Turning Point
• D-158 request clears 1st hurdle
• Living history open house scheduled at
Glacial Park’s Powers-Walker property
• Ex-swim instructor gets jail sentence for abusing minors
• Miss Illinois to visit Grafton bingo event
• Durbin touts sales-tax bill
• Cary committee confronted with signs of the times
• CL native missed after NYC triathlon death
• Police: Girl asked to 
get into van in LITH
• Former swim teacher get jail for abusing minors
• Durbin touts Main Street bill during stop in CL
• Police look for armed street robbery suspects
• School officials pleased federal education rules are changing
• Pioneer Center to hold 
annual motorcyle ride
• Police seek help in
 catching car vandals
• Woman must pay $21K in restitution
• Lake in the Hills Historical Society aims 
to return Ford School to original site
• Overnight closures continue on Rakow
• Grief group to meet in McHenry
• Two transported 
after accident
• Church to host 
financial classes
• Marengo water bills going up
• Historical society plans quilt appraisal program
• 
Amanda Fair Memorial Benefit planned Aug. 20
• Businesses ride out construction
• Man charged with attempted abuse
• D-26 discusses future of Maplewood School
• Movie date night 
planned for couples
• Miss Illinois to speak 
at Grafton senior event
• Laps for Love fundraiser scheduled for Aug. 20
• Angler recounts finding body in lake; police say no foul play
• Lemery: Cause for hope and dismay in an ailing economy
• Mosquito Control - Week of August 8, 2011
• 10 years for home invasion, drug charge
• Angler recounts finding body; police do not suspect foul play
• McHenry area man charged with sexual abuse
• Fair attendance down, but event ends with a bang
• Ceremony to honor ‘Greatest Generation’
• On the Record With ... Samantha Eccker
• Child care costs tougher on parents in down economy
• Peasley: Top 4-H students honored at fair
• Volo woman killed crossing Route 12
• Walsh makes 3rd town hall stop
• Makings of the McHenry County Fair
• Detour: Ramps to close 
at intersection of I-90, Route 31
• Photo exhibit put on 
display at Raue Center
• Residents able to tour House on the Rock
• Still in the work force
• Parents of epileptic children work 
to find inclusion, support
• Volo woman struck, killed by car while retrieving mail
• McHenry native 
to be VA director
• Pricey school supplies can be draining, but a little savvy can lead to deals for all shoppers
• McCaleb: Welcome to 2011, the year of the blown budgets
• A talented bunch
• Woodstock woman dies in head-on crash
• U.S. Rep. Walsh hosting town hall meeting today
• Woodstock woman dies in head-on collision
• D26 board declines arbitration offer
• D-26 board declines arbitration offer
• Algonquin lawyer charged in murder-for-hire plot
• McHenry native picked to head veterans agency
• no bond reduction in SEX abuse case
• Free community dance planned in Huntley
• Rec department plans Park Party
• Portrait in Print at Dole Mansion
• D-26 adds 3.5 teaching positions; comes to decision on arbitration
• Pioneer Center set to expand autism services
• Walsh tries to clear air at town hall-style meeting
• Some cases against murder suspect dropped
• Ride set in memory of Woodstock woman
• CL girl continues charity efforts with popcorn project
• Chamber to host final cruise night of summer
• Grape expectations
• MCC offers Fast Track Program for job seekers
• Shred event scheduled 
in Algonquin Township
• Wonder Lake considers water limitations
• After boom, some districts see enrollment slump
• Lyons: Don't fight political enemies in criminal courts
• McHenry resident takes Miss McHenry County title
• Depression-era quilt 
program planned for fest
• IEPA working with Scot Forge after violations issued
• Resurfacing projects delayed
• Golf course operator skirts competition rules
• County’s growth rate slows down
• Lyme disease cases on the rise
• Applications accepted for 2 new judge positions
• Self-defense class to 
benefit Sparrow’s Point
• D-15 reappoints past board member
• Lakemoor looks to fill vacancies on boards
• Park's management company takes over 2nd Cary golf course
• Harvard locks low rate deal with Direct Energy
• Prosecutors come up empty again in Bianchi case
• Fox Lake motorcyclist recovering after crash
• Walsh to conduct town hall tour
• MCC plans convocation to engage students
• Theft exacerbates disability
• Oliver: Singer’s death should bring neither scorn nor glory
• McHenry County Fair opens today
• 5K run/walk held in honor of Woodstock resident
• County Board members relieved Bianchi exonerated, anxious over cost
• Man pleads guilty in puffer fish toxin case
• County assessor irked with Grafton Township's 9,000 assessment corrections
• Tour to highlight village restoration of natural area
• Waterway donates soil to villages in Cook County
• Driver charged with DUI after crashing into Woodstock store
• Motorcyclists invited to ride
• Kroozers Cars for Kids event Aug. 20
• Fire starts in master bathroom
• Crystal Lake to Implement Additional Mosquito Control Efforts
• Tornado sirens set off in Cary
• Puffer fish toxin suspect pleads guilty
• FL motorcyclist injured in Algonquin crash
• Richmond, other departments respond to fire
• Second prosecution of Bianchi flops again
• Heat advisory in effect today; stormy weather again predicted
• Heat advisory in effect today; relief predicted Wednesday
• Richmond president, 
trustee divided over administrator role
• McCullom Lake surprised city holds outage title
• Car wash to benefit Turning Point
• Registration open for 
fall MCCD programs
• Young Eagles Program offered in LITH
• Man flown to hospital after shower fall
• Marengo nursing home expansion scaled back
• Bianchi trial expected to end today
• WL firefighters to host volleyball tournament
• Screenings can help detect issues with young hearts
• Three Oaks fees upset some
• Sheriff’s Office among Night Out events
• Johnsburg Library 
to close for repairs
• Volleyball team hosts beach volleyball event
• Run/Walk to raise money for breast cancer fund
• Centegra joins Big Latch On
• Is your teen at risk?
• Stiemke: Rotary of McHenry Sunrise Club deserves praise
• Spring Hill Mall gets new owner
• 2011 Summer Sidewalk and Curb Replacement Program
• Bianchi's second trial is under way
• Man flown to hospital after fall in shower
• Stormy, hot day predicted; air quality alert issued
• Memorial aims to preserve Holocaust survivor’s message
• Township to host 
Touch-a-Truck event
• MCCD offers geocaching challenge
• Homeowner snared in fence debate
• Walk to End Alzheimer’s planned for Sept. 25
• Glacial Park scene of exploration programs
• Looking Forward
• Volunteers needed for Huntley landscape project
• State balanced-budget amendment full of loopholes
• Green Drinks to meet Wednesday
• Dealing with grief means looking back, moving forward
• Power outages plague tiny McCullom Lake
• Krug: A little clarification might go a long way
• Peasley: Queen pageant kicks off McHenry County Fair
• Vehicle rollover 
under investigation
• Founders’ Days Parade a true family function
• One bridge closes, another one opens
• Church hosts job skills, networking session
• Mercy plans smaller project
• Four people vying for District 15 seat
• Second Bianchi trial set to begin Monday
• Fire districts receive revenue from alarm monitoring
• Pace of foreclosures slows in McHenry County
• A primer on the debt ceiling crisis
• McCaleb: D-26 board can’t agree to binding arbitration
• Potter makes return to Gallery in the Garden after serious illness
• Founders' Days festivities continue
• Walsh cancels weekend events due to debt crisis
• Petition to investigate sheriff moves forward
• Joe Walsh cancels weekend events because of debt crisis
• Petition to investigate sheriff moves forward
• Six area beaches closed; 2 on advisory
• Save water and save money, too
• Lightning strikes Opera House during performance
• Prosecutors can include
‘drug debt’ as motive
• FRG to ask voters on sales tax increase
• ‘Ratatouille’ shown at Veterans Memorial Park
• State’s attorney touts progress in 1957 case
• Child support case adds to Walsh’s fiscal issues
• CL chicken issue to be discussed Aug. 16
• CL Central student among 400 at Youth Forum
• D-26 teachers’ union asks for arbitration
• FRG couple, dog forced from home
• MCC OKs adjunct raises
• Man reflects on cousin found 40 years after death
• Lightning damages Woodstock Opera House
• Prosecutors can show 'drug debt' motive in murder trial
• State's Attorney pleased to see progress in '57 case
• Fire destroys roof of FRG home
• Defenders garage sale runs today to Saturday
• Walsh: Child support allegations 'false'
• Free family show planned to close out the summer
• Inquest 
offers 
details on homicide
• Village settles on new energy supplier, rate
• GOP sues to block remap
• D-26 moves forward with technology upgrades
• In Tuesday’s front-page story about Cary S
• Veterans celebration to be held Sept.11
• County Board raises mileage rates
• Keeping seniors mobile
• Cuts may imperil 
the start 
of school
• Joe Walsh sued for $100K in child support
• Marengo residents want fair water formula
• McHenry adopts economic incentives guidelines
• Spaghetti dinner benefit set
• McHenry County Fair names entertainment
• Monument to Holocaust survivor to be unveiled
• Mobile food pantry to visit Ridgefield church
• Severe thunderstorm warning, tornado watch in effect
• New details emerge in Woodstock pimping homicide
• Child's body exhumed in connection with decades-old case
• Meteorologists: Thunderstorms return to area today
• Today's thunderstorms could bring renewed flooding
• Crash that killed WL man still under investigation
• Driver charged in fatal crash
• Free driving refresher course offered
• Victims advocate earns 
national accreditation
• Administrator will stay with McHenry County
• Raffle to benefit Northern Illinois Center for Autism
• Man pleads guilty to battery of child
• Presentation to focus 
on CL history
• Kids in need get shopping spree
• Reduced-fee water testing to be offered
• Business committee vacancy to be filled
• D-26 board wants union concessions
• County to examine paying off Valley Hi early
• MCC summer classes include chair yoga, silk painting
• CL scrambling to make decision on backyard chickens
• Oliver: Experience art at Gallery in the Garden
• Lakewood SportsPlex gets more time
• Quinn meets with Emanuel on McCormick Place
• Getting ready for kindergarten
• Business committee vacancy to be filled LA
• Austin to stay as McHenry County administrator
• Man pleads guilty to battery of a child
• Naked Country Thunder reveler turns up in Richmond
• District 26 adds two new administrators
• McCare Night to 
benefit Turning Point
• Friday fire damages 
garage in Hampshire
• Judge: Tower Lakes man not guilty of rape
• Police: 23 storage units burglarized in Cary
• Former dietitian to offer free health classes
• District 300 students urged to register
• Assessor to speak 
at bingo event today
• Charity auto show 
rescheduled for Sunday
• Wis. man dead after Wauconda motorcycle crash
• Childhood food allergies a growing concern
• Wonder Lake man dies in Philo crash
• Ruling reaffirms municipal alarm monitoring systems
• Marengo talks water fees
• Veterans benefits to be topic of presentation
• Iowa board needs another day 
to make choice
• Environmental defenders 
seek donations for garage sale
• Unity Church hosts 
Free 4 All event
• Event to raise money 
for Alzheimer’s research
• Dairy farmers join campaign to educate public
• Judge: Tower Lakes man not guilty of rape
• Garage fire causes $100,000 in damage
• Wis. motorcyclist dies in Wauconda crash
• Looking Forward
• On the Record With ... Murray J. Snow
• Soldier thankful for home after losing member of unit
• National Night Out events set
• Local sign vandals could create serious problems
• Girl Scout Troop honors local veterans
• Pace Route 806 Service Change
• Mayor: Mediation a success
• New configuration for Ackman intersection
• Cutting a deal
• Cutting a deal with teachers' unions
• Krug: Vacation offers rare chance at reflection
• Peasley: 4-H members gear up for County Fair judging
• Our World of Horses event wows area
• Severe weather slams area
• Garage sale to benefit Dundee Historical Society
• Programs planned for children, adults
• Patriotic theme chosen for Venetian Night
• Renamed senior fair set for Aug. 10 at MCC
• District 156 looking to change retirement policy
• Bears player to attend golf outing for CASA
• Sportsplex developer asking for more time
• Benefit planned to help McHenry woman pay for medical bills
• Weather service issues flood warning
• Weather service issues flash flood watch
• McCaleb: Fight spending without unnecessary rhetoric
• Plan would oust 5 from Metra Board
• Trains delayed by fallen tree
• CL man arrested on drug charges
• weather cancels LITH concert
• Storm takes out trees, power
• Bianchi’s second trial on schedule
• Fewer 
taking to 
fairways
• Remaining Metra Board members out by next summer
• ComEd: Outages for 3,000-10,000 in Crystal Lake region
• Fallen tree disrupts commute for Metra riders
• Flood advisory in effect this morning
• Flash flood warning issued for Lake, McHenry counties
• McHenry secures baseball tourney for next 2 years
• Root beer float party 
set for Wednesday
• See ‘Riches of Racine’ during MCC day trip
• Lakemoor to begin water systems flushing Monday
• Pianists sought for American Grands concert
• Protect yourself
• Security precautions taken for defendant in Woodstock slaying
• Althoff kicks off re-election bid
• County administrator a finalist for position in Iowa
• McHENRY – Centegra Health System will offe
• Man guilty in Crystal Lake robbery, beating
• Ranch to mark National Day of the Cowboy
• FBI gives few details on search in hacking case
• Gavers foundation gets $400K from brain cancer settlement
• Share memories of life in WWII
• Green fire station up, running in Algonquin after $3M construction
• Barefoot Hawaiians 
to perform in LITH
• Financing deadline extended
• D-158 budget process will begin next month
• July 22, 2011 Storm Impact Update
• Jury deliberations begin in CL robbery case
• Ill. GOP files suit to nullify remap
• Rescued horses were 'walking skeletons'
• Valley Hi could end year in the black, administrator says
• Wonder Lake dredging still at least a year away
• Patriots United to screen movie, host discussion
• Lyons: Compensation study worthy of discussion
• Former mayor takes flight
• Fire destroys home; firefighters injured
• Equestrian therapy program to benefit
• MCC offers Autumn in New England tour
• Smooth sailing
• Compensation study worthy of discussion
• Fire destroys home; firefighter injured
• Richmond-Burton considering participating in reality TV series pilot
• Spay Illinois offers spay, neuter program
• Area seniors get special attention in the heat
• Entries sought for County Fair’s talent contest
• Suspect: Police offered money for a confession
• Firefighter injured battling 3-alarm fire
• Robbery defendant: Police promised money for confession
• Excessive heat warning in effect
• Heat 'dome' traps state, much of US in pressure cooker
• Historical sites to host open house
• Woodstock council approves first phase of Route 14
• Marengo names firm to 
help find city administrator
• Effort to aid Turning Point
• Trial starts for man charged with battering woman with pipe
• District 156 budget deficit less than expected
• Local governments look to save by generating energy, using less
• Oliver: Trauma can be behind teens’ troubles
• Steamy temps back today, Thursday
• Motorcycle, car collide in front of McHenry Walmart
• County Board members trained on openness
• McHenry man recounts story of survival
• Pioneer board getting new chairman
• Motorcycle and car collide in front of McHenry Walmart
• Convenience store robbery trial underway
• McHenry County gets short break from extreme heat
• Hi-yo, Silver!
• Route 47 road work to start earlier
• Caution urged as heat grips county
• Local Mental Health First Aid training offered for veterans
• Defenders seeking items for sale
• Guilty plea in police impersonation case
• Algonquin Township storm cleanup efforts continue
• Pathways Connect Group to meet Aug. 1
• CL seeks input on chickens
• Supporters sought for charity 
tractor run
• Theater Undreground 
to host free improv show
• Historical Society 
to host local author
• Housing agency is struggling to survive
• New Rivers Casino a taste of things to come?
• Thompson: Do I offend? We’ll see after this one
• Longtime police chief
 of Bull Valley dies at 58
• Marching Band plans garage sale fundraiser
• Extreme Heat Precautions
• County in store for hot, humid day, week
• Longtime Bull Valley police chief dies
• On the Record With ... Lucas Urbanski
• 1A: FRIDAY “Captain America: The Fir
• Community care event scheduled in Lake in the Hills
• District 300 
negotiating with Sears
• Legion Post 1231 golf outing set
• Geneva Red to perform at Bash
• Concealed carry getting a fresh look from officials
• Funding stalls stadium project
• Sunday Parade signals end of Fiesta Days
• Crystal Lake native 
Amy LePeilbet ready for 
today’s World Cup final
• City to close primary roads during festival
• As power returns, questions about performance arise
• CL takes aim at boot scams
• LITH preschool to host ice cream social
• Work to start 
on Virginia Street project
• Health, safety fair gets ‘Makin’ a Splash’ theme
• Summer Stock to present ‘The Three Musketeers’
• Church group seeks new site
• Road work brings traffic to a crawl
• Krug: Rita the perfect blackout companion
• Peasley: ‘Cinderella’ performed by children’s theater group
• Barndance raises money, promotes cancer awareness
• Bears come out to play
• Fiesta Days events
• McHenry alumni celebrate 70th reunion
• Metra plan could mean service cuts for county commuters
• ComEd: Fewer than 6,000 still lack power
• Metra plan could mean service cuts for county commuters
• Lingering outages irk residents
• Sheriff’s office seeks tips in gas station burglary
• Fundraiser scheduled 
for Holiday Hills officer
• Murder suspect gets OK to speak with wife
• Officials respond to alarm concerns
• Eight great things to do
• Fiesta Days Events
• McCaleb: A tale of two storms, and their aftermath
• Crystal Lake Library open for extra hours Sunday
• Second rabid bat found in county
• Have brush to remove? Here are some options
• Second rabid bat reported in McHenry County
• Businesses air concerns about fire alarm monitoring
• Murder suspect allowed to communicate with wife
• Midwest flooding causes rail delays, added expense
• Miss Illinois at Health Fest Saturday
• 8 years for fatal DUI crash
• Cool savings for D-158
• Library hosts screening of film about conservationist
• D-26 Parents, residents meet to discuss school concerns
• Food Pantry director leaves legacy of devotion
• Life without power riles residents
• Preschool program openings available
• State, local officials keep eye on carnival safety
• Wyss: Fiesta Days finale always great time
• Fiesta Days finale always great time
• Business means new water main
• MCC plans for building repairs
• Night Work for Virginia Street Corridor Improvement Beginning on Monday, July 18th
• Woodstock woman gets 8 years for fatal DUI
• Bond increased for suspect in police impersonation case
• ComEd still at work to restore all; 99,000 still without power
• Camp Courage helps kids grieve, move forward
• Final Potter film is box office magic
• Police sergeant retires
• Bond reduced for teen in ‘sexting’ case
• Prostate wellness focus of upcoming programs
• Online payment option coming soon
• Mercy plans hospital face-lift
• Lyons: They called it Stormy Monday
• AARP driving program to take place in Harvard
• Area residents help those without electricity
• Tractor Trek takes participants on scenic ride
• Island Lake to vote on operating budget
• ComEd: 75 percent restored; repeat outages not uncommon
• Educators learn old survey techniques
• On Angels’ Wings hosts fair for pets, their owners
• Input about water protection sought at watershed meeting
• Cary grapples with role of administrator
• Mental Health Court puts some on different path
• Goodwill celebrates opening July 21
• Boat Show canceled
• McHenry resident sworn in Tuesday as civil chief
• Cleanup crews work hard to restore order
• Oliver: Tips can take jitters out of jury duty
• McHenry man to run for county board
• Generator malfunction forces evacuation
• Palmer event to focus 
on early automobiles
• What kind of storm was it that hit us?
• Panels, other work 
continue at Riverside
• Thousands still without power
• Grief recovery group 
will meet today
• Huntley police, Culver’s team up for fundraiser
• Farmer killed in Route 23 crash
• Lightning strikes caused small fires in Richmond
• Fiesta Days pedal on
• Storm lashes Ill. with quick strike
• Preschool for All to resume this fall
• The Algonquin Area Public Library location
• Police: No injuries in standoff; man charged
• Blown away: Massive a.m. storm leaves hundreds of thousands in dark
• Storm pounded lakeside neighborhoods
• Prolonged power outage tips
• Marengo, Harvard brace for cleanup
• Some damage and near misses
• Many feeling the heat due to outages
• Supreme Court upholds capital bill
• Hundreds of thousands still without power in storm's wake
• Health care facilities weather power issues
• Thompson: In the summertime, I cheat at pool
• Prolonged outages leave many feeling the heat
• Cooling centers available for residents
• Hospitals carry on despite outages
• How to contact the Northwest Herald
• Severe thunderstorm warning in effect
• Slow going as ComEd works to fix outages
• Warriors’ Watch Riders give soldier warm welcome home
• Looking Forward
• Wheeler to run for Illinois House
• On the Record With ... Rob Nelson
• Wauconda Fire Department to present plan for facility updates
• Traumatic events can be tougher on teenagers
• July 11, 2011 Storm Impact - Crystal Lake
• Police: Homeowner scares intruder
• Woman cited in crash
• High court to rule on video gambling
• Black Box schedules auditions for ‘SubUrbia’
• Specialty chef to serve up senior lunch in CL
• D-47 to trim expenses
• Donate school supplies 
for homeless students
• White House honors D-300
• Tickets on sale for BIG Bucks Raffle
• Overnight closures start on Rakow
• CL South grad gets Congressional Award
• Peasley: Granddaughter prepares for life-changing trip to Kenya
• Two 
women’s stories
• Krug: Situation in D-26 is Major Bush-League Baloney
• Police: Distracted driver caused 2-car crash
• Ten stuck on ride 
at Fiesta Days
• Driver injured in Crystal Lake crash
• Ribfest registers record year
• 10 stuck on 'Zipper' at Fiesta Days
• 2 men found shot to death on Chicago's south Side
• Fire at restaurant causes $12,500 in damage
• Evidence sought in 
2 dumpster fires
• Hospitals: State's delay in Medicaid payments will hurt
• Man gets 18 months for driving drunk, chase
• Cary crash critically injures 55-year-old
• Bianchi letter at issue in hearing
• $6M in road improvements still needed
• Cary woman cited after accident that injured a pedestrian
• McCaleb: Support the arts in your community
• Man gets 7 years for robbery
• LITH man gets 18 months for drunken chase
• Pedestrian airlifted after accident in Cary
• Marengo celebrates 20th anniversary of its summer theater program
• Open Track Meet planned in McHenry
• Harvard planning to add 
10 acres to Milky Way Park
• Rockin’ Ribfest schedule
• Cambridge Lakes rolling out new virtual school
• CL homeowner stuck with costly repair
• Shuttle readies for final mission
• School board aims to curb ad mailings
• Lakemoor upping enforcement
• MCC to feature work by former resident
• Drum and bugle corps show on July 16
• Free barbershop concert planned at Lords Park
• Group to attend ECO-fair
• D-26 woes years in the making
• Items raffled off to benefit ailing toddler
• Quinn zeroes out funding for vacant county office
• Chicken issue heating up in Crystal Lake
• Fine-free day set at River East Library
• Charges upgraded in fatal 'car-surfing' incident
• Collier House dedication set for Friday in Wyoming
• Funding deadline looms for $46 million Lakewood SportsPlex project
• Lyons: Urban chickens aren’t just urban legends
• More charges filed in domestic battery case
• Crystal Lake schools getting face-lift
• D-26 board, teachers at impasse
• County Board OKs price tag to demolish old Valley Hi
• Fundraiser to help local family displaced by fire
• Man sentenced to two years in rape conviction
• Rotary Club to host bags tournament
• Tourney aids pediatric cancer awareness
• District 26: Board of Education and teachers union at impasse
• Car-surfing charges upgraded to reckless homicide
• County’s budget on track to being balanced
• Overnight closures set for Rakow road construction project
• Mental Health Board OKs Family Service loan for $900K
• Free family show planned in Lake in the Hills
• Habitat for Humanity expands toward city area
• Graffiti comes with hidden cost
• Motorcycle ride will help 
Illinois Animal Rescue Inc.
• Magical Night at the Beach on Thursday
• Campers to perform ‘Sleeping Beauty and the Z’s’
• MCC awarded $20K grant from state for adult ed transitioning
• Antiques auction, 
magic show part
of Heritage Fair
• Quiet time encourages 
reflection
• Class on 
singing bowls offered
• Oliver: Lemonade stands let kids help library
• Tall grass a growing problem
• Huntley teen stunned after claiming Miss Illinois crown over 25 others
• Judge rejects bond reduction in sex case
• Golf outing to benefit Home of the Sparrow
• Foundation prepares for annual Barndance
• Magic historian to 
appear for lecture
• Three beaches reopen after health department testing
• Huntley teen wins Miss Illinois crown
• Woodstock Folk Festival set July 17
• McHenry Fiesta Days set July 8-17
• Bands, ribs fill Rockin' Rotary Ribfest July 7-10 (with schedule)
• Fireworks cause small fire at Algonquin home July 4
• Man cited after striking utility pole Monday
• Spring Grove honors hometown heroes
• Head trauma cause of death in car incident
• Alarm monitoring requirement causes concern
• Hospital approval process sparks debate
• State treating some teen offenders as juveniles now and not adults
• On the record with ... 
David Christensen
• Riverside Plaza work continues; Algonquin awaits letter of credit
• Enjoy the Fourth of July
• Woman in serious 
condition after
 crash
• Man in CL car surfing incident dies
• Marengo planning for larger tournament
• Big Brothers Big Sisters plans golf outing
• Study: Political attitudes on move
• Looking forward
• Man in CL car surfing incident dies
• Residents’ art to 
be featured at MCC
• 60 years of marriage and still having fun
• Krug: No tears shed for Blagojevich
• Peasley: Hostas provide gift that keeps on giving
• Woman hurt in 
motorcycle crash
• Soldier receives warm welcome
• Police officers increase Square enforcement
• Group 
of parents unhappy with D-36
• Next traffic pattern shift nears
• Details of D-50 special education changes emerge
• Centegra, Mercy to get 2nd chance
• Green Drinks group to hold meeting
• Recycling drop-off event scheduled for Saturday
• Residents reflect on importance of Independence Day
• Family Clinic runs donation campaign
• Charges filed in 1957 case
• Witnesses help control Crystal Lake garage fire
• United Way exceeds fundraising goal
• McHenry woman dies in traffic crash
• Pick is Illinois GOP budget director
• RiverWalk Center sold to 1110 N. Green Street
• Man critically injured while car surfing in CL
• Health Department closes 3 area beaches
• Judge: Prosecutors can’t quit
• Lakeside festival schedule
• Car guys (and gals) enjoy high season for exhibiting their sweet rides
• Car surfing incident at CL Walmart leads to critical injury of Hoffman Estates man
• Rakow Road Closed Nightly 8pm-6am for Construction
• Judge rejects prosecutors' requests to back out of Bianchi case
• Health department closes 3 beaches
• Beaubien successor named
• Heat advisory in effect until midnight
• Eastbound lanes of Route 120 closed between Crystal Lake Road and Route 31 in McHenry
• McHenry woman dies in one-car crash
• Wyss: Ringwood man anticipates visit, ride on carrier
• Proposal seeks to reduce tax cap for Illinois governmental bodies whose values decline
• Former teacher pleads guilty in case over letter to teen
• Gauger's appeal denied by court
• Lakemoor resident returns from dinosaur dig
• Man killed in crash identified
• Community rallies 
to help sick teen
• Police warn against use of dangerous illegal fireworks
• Pioneer merger a year later
• Bill aims to limit property taxes
• Former teacher admits writing inappropriate letter
• Grafton to host event to recycle electronics
• McHenry putting together plans for water plant remodel
• Lyons: Can Bianchi prosecution take on any more water?
• McConnaughay launches campaign on issues of state pensions, debt
• Woman veers car into watery ditch
• Backyard chickens run afoul 
of Crystal Lake officials
• Donations sought for family of girl who died
• Deputy not guilty in domestic case
• Ring lost in 1968 back with its owner
• Picnic gives hospitalized vets a day of sun, fun
• Online fundraiser to benefit local families
• Woodstock madrigal singers return from Mexico trip
• Tonigan to renew motion to withdraw from Bianchi case
• Harvard water quality report finds no 
violations
• Harvard Historical Soc. seeks members
• Group seeks to abolish townships
• CL man dies in Island Lake crash
• Original art exhibit 
to grace Caffe Luna
• CL motorcyclist who died Wednesday is identified
• Photo exhibit focuses on nature, water reserves
• CL man dies after Island Lake crash
• Second prosecutor wants out of Bianchi case
• Huntley sued over cell tower
• Winning anti-smoking designs put on display
• Photo exhibit an ‘exercise in compassion’
• Wrongful death suit filed in fatal McHenry crash
• McConnaughay to announce run for Senate
• Police chief asks to align threshold for felony theft
• Despite vote, Centegra, Mercy leaders say they won’t give up on plans
• Program provides dogs with free food
• Review board rejects hospital plans
• Two injured when 3 cars collide in CL
• Hebron rallies around teen in coma
• Effort raises $15K for Food Pantry
• Lakemoor police to destroy 
66 guns, narcotics by fire
• Man pleads guilty to arson
• Quilt exhibit preview to be presented Thursday
• Two charged with 
trespassing, resisting
• Three charged with criminal trespassing
• Reduce phosphate use to help lakes
• WL Woman charged with Felony theft from pet rescue
• Second prosecutor also wants out of Bianchi case
• Woman charged with stealing from pet rescue group
• Two injured in three-car crash in Crystal Lake
• Board rejects McHenry County hospital proposals
• Hospital construction projects go before board
• No bond issued for rape suspect
• Board could vote on hospital plans today
• Back to Open Meetings Act school for the County Board
• Man sentenced to 
2½ years in shooting
• D-26 hires McCall as
 new curriculum director
• Johnsburg woman lied about rape, police say
• Foundation gives grants at gala
• Youth fishing tourney sign-up ends Aug. 7
• McHenry OKs RiverWalk deal
• Lt. Gov. Simon visits MCC
• County lawmakers pleased with verdict
• Woman gets DUI after Jeep splashes into pond
• Qualifications posted for village spot
• Police issue 38 citations during crackdown event
• Crystal Lake to Implement Additional Mosquito Control Efforts
• City Letter - Spring 2011
• Lakeside Festival begins June 30
• Woman plunges Jeep into pond; nets DUI
• Accident with injuries reported east of Crystal Lake
• Warm, wet summer day in forecast
• Two sent to hospital 
after Richmond collision
• Elgin man dies in Lake Marie
• Families celebrate McHenry’s 175th
• D-200 to make improvements through grants
• County Board pursues Open Meetings Act training
• Looking forward
• Bank could lose $330K in RiverWalk deal
• Camp Henry Horner combines cultural, camp experiences
• On the Record With ... Edin Mehanovic
• CL traffic crash closes Route 176
• Mediation scheduled 
for Island Lake board
• D-300 holds fall registration
• Detour: Rakow to slow drivers further
• Algonquin eyes development of downtown area
• Lt. Gov. Simon to visit MCC
• Marengo library to review details of architect proposal
• State to study groundwater
• Hypnotist plans to cause girl to sleep ‘on display’
• Centegra, Mercy plans 
hinge on state review 
board’s decision
• Centegra rehab center to move to new location
• Elgin man dies in Lake Marie
• Peasley: Woodstock Elks Lodge to sell its headquarters
• Krug: Here’s to clear outcomes on Tuesday
• Man missing 
in Antioch lake
• Sign up to bowl with a Bear
• Police: Teen stole truck
• Bacteria levels close 2 area beaches
• Former SG man sentenced in 2006 armed robbery
• County’s reps. steamed over districts map
• Cultural crossover: Teachers from Mexico share dance, crafts with District 200 students
• Couple enter 
not guilty plea in Memorial Day shooting death
• Attorneys dispute documents in Bianchi case
• Basketball event to bring thousands to Marengo this weekend
• McCaleb: Could it be progress in Springfield?
• Man to serve 18 years for sex assault of 7-year-old
• Changes ahead as work on Rakow continues
• Warrant sweep leads to 32 arrests in county
• Police still looking for man who caused search
• Bacteria levels close 2 area beaches
• Former SG man gets 18 years for 2006 armed robbery
• Woodstock couple plead not guilty to charges
• Huntley village staff to pay more for health insurance
• Police seek man who caused Mineola Bay search
• 33rd plaintiff joins McCullom Lake lawsuits
• Algonquin man dies in I-90 crash
• Jury rules jail death a suicide
• Depner to go free from prison today
• Some happy, some skeptical of Obama’s troop withdrawal plans
• Building permit fees changed
• Squad car crash report released
• Wyss: Contrast of area’s past, present surreal
• Police: Crystal Lake woman’s story of downtown attack false
• LITH Police to join enforcement campaign
• Ex-wife says Cox plotting 
in prison plot
• Woodstock touts spending cuts, new developments
• Jury rules jail death a suicide
• Cops say Crystal Lake woman made up attack story
• Lawsuit alleges murder-for-hire plot from prison
• Sleepy Hollow home damaged by fire; dogs rescued
• Cardboard Cup Regatta sails into its 27th year
• Police search for man who caused Mineola Bay search
• Divers search for man in Mineola Bay
• Lyons: Cigarette labels part of cultural shift
• Algonquin Road School boiler work put off
• D-47 shuffles key leadership
• Miller battle cost Cary about $4,000
• Three Oaks assisted living progressing
• Learn local history at Day at Petersen Farm this weekend
• Extensive storm damage hits McHenry County
• Raises in MCCD budget cause headache for County Board
• Police stepping up holiday patrolling
• Senior Services plans to take outing to watch Brewers-Cubs
• With buying new out for many, home reinvestment efforts could trend up
• Youth health program launched
• Court sides with Richmond in case with ex-police chief
• MCC screens urban chicken documentary
• With buying new out, home reinvestment efforts could trend up
• Flare causes scare for County Board member
• ComEd: outages widespread; traffic backed up on 62
• Police: Avoid Route 62; 205,000 still without power
• Man recovering after motorcycle crash
• Barnard Mill Road bridge to close July 11 for repairs
• Heart screenings for teens 
are offered
• County board picks redistricting plan
• Richmond looks to fill vacant trustee spot
• Potholes and cracks: The county's worst roads
• Woman in hospital 
after weekend crash
• Family drops disconnect bid
• Registration under way for Charity Golf Classic
• MCC plans ‘Riches to Racine’ day trip
• Four charged after
 pot grow discovered
• More spray, more fun
• Putt-Putt Challenge 
to roll in Marengo
• Seven D-200 schools earn healthy honor
• Nonprofit seeks nearly $1M loan to pay staff
• Agency urging use 
of weather radios
• Independence Day crafts party planned
• Man pleads guilty to 
stolen firearm possession
• Church to bid farewell 
to longtime pastor
• McHenry man charged with sexual assualt
• Huntley woman still hospitalized after weekend crash
• McHenry County Festival guide
• SG man recovering after being flown from weekend crash
• Helping Paws sponsors ice cream social June 22
• ‘A Day at Petersen Farm’ June 26 in McHenry
• Tom Peck Ford hosts classic car show June 25
• Relay for Life set June 25-26 in Johnsburg
• Sen. Kirk proposing plan to increase private funding
• Village, residents dispute ownership of Johnsburg property
• Fiesta Days contest applications available
• No appeal filed, Marengo moves on $12 million project
• Master Gardeners will host upcoming annual garden walk
• Centegra offers prostate lectures
• Dryer fire causes minor damage to CL home
• Pols meet in Springfield to keep road program alive
• District 15 board member resigns
• Passenger hurt when motorcycle strikes deer
• Girls on the Run taking off
• More people getting total joint replacement
• Teen seriously 
injured in crash
• Details still unknown about boater’s death
• Crystal Lake man charged in Saturday car crash
• Route 31 closed just north of I-90
• Motorcycle passenger injured when bike strikes deer
• Dryer fire causes minor damage to CL home
• Meteorologists: stormy weather here 'til mid-week
• Email police alerts to return
• Redistricting map up for vote Tuesday
• Area collectors reveal origins and driving forces behind their hobbies
• Looking Forward
• On the Record with ... Ian Johnson
• Man found dead near overturned boat in river
• Man found dead near overturned boat in Fox River
• Island Lake trustee: Mediation still an option
• Work on three county bridges starts June 27
• Police force woman off road
• A tale 
of 
two dads
• Tickets available for trip to Wrigley
• Families invited to attend band night in McHenry
• Effort to help veterans to cope
• Krug: Not ready to conquer our idiotic rules
• Peasley: Community foundation grants improve county
• Police charge
 8 after LITH fight
• McHenry football players clean up a home destroyed by fire through Rent-A-Warrior
• Johnsburg man charged with sexting minor
• FRG advances with energy broker
• Rakow could close at night
• Dorr officials nix plans for offices
• Police arrest 8 after LITH fight
• Accounting trick hides $1B in state spending
• Accounting trick hides $1B in spendingAccounting trick hides $1B in state spending
• SA corruption case dwindling
• Stroner girls named Johnsburg valedictorians three of past four years
• Cary looking to search firm
• Spring Grove man admits child porn possession
• Man considers appeal of Marengo electoral board's rejection
• Dance group going to China
• Bowling proceeds to 
benefit Joplin survivors
• Lakemoor police pursue, ticket erratic Crystal Lake driver
• Chemung to be focus of historical society program
• Advocate Good Shepherd Hospital to host blood drive June 27
• Study: College students suffer overconfidence
• Cary man creates iPad app for individuals with autism
• Tweaks to FOIA law go to Gov. Quinn
• Skin cancer cases on the rise
• Wiccans to host midsummer celebration
• Wonder Lake interim police chief gets top job
• Tax, TIF district could help spur redevelopment
• Richmond’s Savage resigns
• Harvard Historical 
Society seeks volunteers
• Woodstock swimmer heads to Special Olympics World Games
• Cow hit on track, delays passengers
• Mayor, city manager to give state of city address
• Early registration open for Legion golf event
• Prison ordered for LITH woman after 6th DUI
• Dundee Library invites children to Safety Day
• Residents’ tax angst still lingers
• Man sentenced to 6 years for aggravated battery to a police officer
• Prison ordered on LITH woman's 6th DUI
• Metra trains delayed after one strikes cow near Woodstock
• Bond not reduced in home invasion case
• Huntley Bingo to host 
free buffet dinner
• McHenry man, passenger injured in dirt bike-car crash
• Preschool storytime set at Dundee Library
• Inspired artwork awaits in Algonquin
• Region's real estate market continues to slump
• Lyons: Making your own Father’s Day
• Back to 'June, 1884'
• MCC previews Tournament of Roses trip
• LITH takes concert 
series outdoors
• Man swipes $500 
in razor blades
• Few details given after patrol vehicle accident
• Mediation session possible
• Marengo petition falls short
• Mozart Festival lineup finalized
• Discussion focuses on environment
• Credit counseling panel set for vets
• McHenry man faces fourth DUI charge after crash
• Tryon to make another house run despite new maps
• Torrential downpours, gusty winds predicted
• Marengo continues debate on expansion
• D.C. Cobb’s plans music fest
• D-26 hears 5-year, $1.5 million technology plan
• Spring Grove residents save English Prairie School from destruction
• Event to match Centegra doctors, patients
• Car wash to raise money for Alzheimer’s group
• Council OKs 2 commercial projects
• Longtime educators retire from Alden-Hebron Elementary
• Swim instructors play key role in children's summer
• Oliver: Radio enthusiasts to put skills to test
• Police reports
• Historical society 
to conduct meeting
• State: Hospital plans exceed need
• McHenry couple charged in connection with 3 burglaries
• Area sex 
offender to remain in custody
• Teen critical after crash near Hebron
• Sex offender to remain in custody
• McHenry couple accused in multiple burglaries
• 15-year-old critical after crash near Hebron
• State: Hospital plans fall short of standards
• LITH Airport to institute private hangar electric fee
• Closed school draws no bids
• Ammonia levels at 
issue for environmental group
• Algonquin church 
to host rummage sale
• Lemonade for the Library week coming in July
• Private meeting not illegal, but ill-advised, SA office says
• Food distribution 
planned in Johnsburg
• Memorial fund set up
 to help family of CL girl
• Helping Paws shelter 
to host ice cream social
• Home invasion suspect arrested
• D-300 readies for next round of negotiations
• Grand jury
• Read resigns from Alg-LITH fire board
• McHenry church to host 48th rummage sale
• Conservation Day to focus on carbon footprint
• U of I Extension offers tree tips after storm damage
• Registration under way for Donut Run
• Shuck refuses to let adversity keep him down
• Thompson: The Skier: Determined, not embarrassed
• 2011 Summer Events in Crystal Lake
• Harvard grads ready for world
• Man dies at Route 14 Auto Parts
• Local PFLAG celebrates 10th anniversary
• Convicted killer up for parole
• Looking Forward
• Children invited to join A Midsummer Knight's Read
• Parents, groups fight harassment that often befalls special needs kids
• On the Record With ... John Schuldt
• LITH Triathlon draws more than 350 competitors
• Man dies at Route 14 Auto Parts
• Gov’t: Formaldehyde causes cancer
• Book sale to benefit Christmas Clearing House
• Fireworks axed from Day in the Park fest
• Nursing student performs charity care in Brazil
• Lake in the Hills girl wins Miss Huntley Pageant
• Quilt program planned at historical society museum
• Marengo gets set to host first Gus Macker Tournament
• Rules vary on personal use of gov’t vehicles
• County reaction mixed to workers’ compensation measure
• Peasley: Sweet corn crop a bit behind
• Krug: Another week, more senseless death
• Community leader Dwyer pulled people together
• Swimming incident sends child to hospital
• Harvard man charged with sexual assault
• Northwest Herald wins awards
• Square to be site of 
Knit in Public Day
• Police: Men sold fake magazine subscriptions
• Marengo petition dispute heats up
• Beaubien mourned, honored at funeral
• Dog finds eventual adoptive family 54 miles from animal shelter
• 7-year-old involved in bike crash Wednesday dies
• Two-car crash occurs at gravel pit entrance
• Police look for information 
on burglary at business
• Gang member held in drug bust
• Man to serve 7.5 years for sexual contact with minor
• Third trial for Burrito Express murder suspect delayed
• McHenry County beaches under heavy rain advisory
• Gang member charged in drug bust
• Two car accident occurs at entrance of Meyer Gravel Pit
• Toppled pole snarls FRG area traffic
• Flash flood warnings continue across area
• Art students exhibit talent
• Relief ahead for Rakow Rd. drivers
• Mini golf event to benefit Big Brothers Big Sisters
• Victim in stabbing doing better
• Cary man not guilty of murder attempt
• American Legion Post 1231 to host Luau Party
• Seminar to inform baby boomers
• Committed to water quality, Algonquin stands out
• Morning Meanders series draws children outdoors
• Conservation District hosts bike safety clinic
• Donate blood, sign up to be a 
marrow donor
• Gallery in the Garden organizers seek artists' submissions
• Seminar offers home design advice
• Marengo debates $12 million project
• Register dad for race
• Man arrested in child porn case
• Free Health Check Day set Wednesday in Woodstock
• Stands sprout for cancer research
• Golf event benefits child cancer research
• McCullom Lake man arrested in child porn crackdown
• Son of slain couple's condition has improved
• Not guilty of attempted murder charge
• 2 young girls wounded in shooting at Chicago park
• MCCD has old-fashioned ice cream social June 12
• MCC offers New England trip preview
• Suspect had history of mental illness
• Neighborhood mourns after violent deaths, remembers prominent businessman, wife
• Village Board to accept police bike
• MCC considers property tax referendum to pay for expansion
• Man fires shot near salesman
• Trustees refuse to vote on road district budget
• Passersby, emergency crews desperately try to help trapped woman
• Young bicyclist critically injured
• Cary Lions Club to offer free hearing tests
• Event to be LITH skate park’s last hurrah
• Donation slowed by litigation
• D-156 increasing student fees, creating new ones
• D-50 
reaches deal over special needs program
• Dog training session 
set at Dundee Library
• Author to share writing, publication tips at library
• Police: Man fired gun to shoo salesmen
• Passers by, emergency crews made desperate rescue attempt
• 3 dead in Marengo stabbings, shooting
• 8-year-old Crystal Lake girl critically injured
• Rival hospitals call for delay of Centegra, Mercy decisions
• Huntley may move graduation venue
• Defenders to hold recycling event Saturday
• Board OKs permits for new businesses
• Last day for Prairie Hill Elementary
• Last day for Prairie Hill Elementary
• MDA seeks counselors for summer camp
• Fire departments
get radio revamp
• Mental health first aid class offered
• Oliver: Whiskers to help kids keep on writing
• Crystal Lake police look for male suspect
• Civil chief who testified against Bianchi has resigned
• Defenders to host 
used book sale
• WL man remains in hospital after crash
• Prosecutors say obscene gesture fueled fight
• D-155 contract to help curb spending
• Sun Block: Follow tips to keep cool as temps rise
• Carroll leaves state's attorney's office
• Wonder Lake man recovering after car strikes bicycle
• Rival hospitals seek delay in Centegra, Mercy decisions
• County Board rejects staff pay raises
• Meteorologists: Today's heat could be dangerous
• Preservation Commission plans trolley tour
• Bond reduced for Woodstock woman
• River group threatens to sue over IEPA state water enforcement
• Board to vote on parking, 
water plan
• Foreclosure prevention workshop scheduled
• Hobby Lobby incentives approved
• Car careens into parking lot, injuring 2
• Police seek info about Fox River incident
• Trial date set for FRG man accused of killing stepmom
• Wonder Lake looking for artists for Fourth of July
• SleepOut raises more than $60K
• Green Street Cruise nights began Monday
• Men’s support group to meet
• County to see robot-assisted surgery
• Fox River Grove’s other castle
• GOP: Mourning Beaubien comes before filling seat
• Steady progress: Mother, daughter lose combined 274 pounds
• Police look into possible child abduction attempt
• Inspector: Refreshments need permit
• Trial date set for man accused of killing stepmom
• Bicyclist injured along Barnard Mill Road Sunday
• Beaubien funeral arrangements announced
• Police seek information about Fox River incident
• Bond lowered for woman in prostitution, shooting case
• Two injured in alleged DUI accident
• County under severe T-storm watch
• CL alum to take dream trip, fight MS
• State Rep. Beaubien dies at 68
• Man rescued after 
Wonder Lake accident
• Huntley grads embrace future
• Central alum to take dream trip, fight MS
• On the Record With ... Juan Gonzalez
• Men, women and wages
• Independence Day Parade 2011
• State Rep. Beaubien dies at 68
• 'Swan Lake' to be staged June 10-12 in Woodstock
• Antique Phonograph & Music Box Show set June 10-12
• Man rescued from Wonder Lake
• A McHenry County grand jury recently indic
• Reserve tickets to open-air concert
• Foreclosure ownership gaps leave ‘rotting’ homes
• Peasley: Marian graduates off to a good start
• Krug: Couldn’t happen here, but it did
• County’s ‘Y’ becomes Sage YMCA
• No one injured in 
LITH plane crash
• McHenry council to consider Hobby Lobby incentives
• 
Animal shelter hosts Yappy Hour fundraiser
• Emerald ash borer costly for villages
• MCCD to host two free fishing events
• Algonquin restaurant collects items for Joplin
• MCC starts summer hours Monday
• Group of residents saves Marengo pool’s season
• Free health checks to be given June 15
• Lions Club carnival coming to Petersen Park
• YMCA officially changes to Sage YMCA
• No one hurt in LITH plane crash
• LITH 76-year-old loses money in phone scam
• Down economy, increased minimum wage affect teen employment
• Marian Central class of 2011 celebrates achievements
• McCaleb: Don’t forget sunscreen this summer
• McHenry library starts summer reading club
• Walsh still intends to run again
• Judge tosses investigator’s charge
• Marian Central graduate named Miss Woodstock
• • A story in Thursday’s Local&Region liste
• Judge won’t dismiss case against athletic director
• Slaying suspect has first court appearance
• Exploration program 
continues at Glacial Park
• Johnsburg school officials praise ‘phenomenal’ class of graduates
• Judge dismisses charge against State's Attorney's investigator
• Motion to dismiss former CL South coach's charges denied
• Woodstock murder suspect appointed public defender
• Walsh vows to run for re-election
• Wyss: Friend’s compassion, wit will be missed
• Woodstock man doesn’t receive bond reduction
• D-300 deal details emerge
• 9/11 tribute set for Milk Days parade
• Mulcahy dedicated to her community
• Quinn fills hospital board
• Burglary info sought
• Shazzam launches Sunday
• SHARE co-op program back in McHenry
• Athlete, officers
 to run alongside Flame of Hope
• Wyss: Friend’s compassion, wit will be missed
• CL apartment fire 
under investigation
• Woman tied to homicide appears in court
• Car jumps curb, plows into office
• Manzullo’s wife recovering after having heart attack
• Free hearing screening scheduled in McHenry
• Artists transform Dole Mansion
• Golf outing to fund 
scholarships at MCC
• Gypsy Moth Control Efforts to be conducted on June 7, 2011
• New members fill board to decide on hospital proposals
• Teen driver escapes injury in rollover
• Crystal Lake speller falls short of Semis
• Teen cited from 
Woodstock crash
• Palmer House event 
to explore wool
• Perkins Hall to host historical production
• Visit schoolhouse 
for ice cream soical
• Heifer Foundation leader to lead discussion
• Conservation site celebrates grand opening
• Hosta event 
to benefit Heifer group
• Riverside Plaza developer misses key May 5 deadline
• Lyons: Online personal ad dangers should be obvious
• Electronics recycling to be offered
• Riverside Plaza developer misses deadline
• D-300 OKs pact with teachers
• Semi crash knocks out power in Richmond
• Online personal ad dangers should be obvious
• Fun activities, bright scenery around area
• Rolling and running along
• Drug shortages have area health care workers on edge
• How heavy is too heavy for trucks?
• Watershed planning meeting set for June 14
• Truck overturns at busy Richmond intersection
• Traffic moving again at Routes 12, 31
• Steimke: Remember importance 
of volunteering, grads
• Oliver: Pennies can make greenhouse dreams grow
• Thirteen vie for Miss Woodstock crown tonight
• Disabled woman dies in house fire
• Sage Cancer Center celebrates survivors
• Donut Run to aid children in need
• Teachers ratify contract agreement
• Police: Couple hatched break-in story
• Four charged with battery, mob action after incident
• Property owner moves forward with asphalt-shingle recycling
• Four-vehicle accident closes road for hours
• House leaders pledge to revisit 
pension reform
• Civil union laws go into effect today
• Police: Couple concocted break-in story
• No serious injuries reported in 4-car crash near Woodstock
• Route 176 closed near Burtons Bridge
• Disabled woman dies in Burtons Bridge house fire
• County honors heroes on Memorial Day
• Couple unable to make bond after fatal shooting
• County judge receives low rating
• Centegra offers free skin cancer screenings
• Emphasis on ability
• Cary travel basketball team raises money for injured soldiers
• Summer reading programs to start at Dundee Library
• Couple remains in jail after killing
• McHenry County honors those who gave their lives
• On the Record With ... 
Maksym Levchenko
• Fire leaves Woodstock home 'a complete loss'
• Graduates say goodbye to Marengo Community High School
• Police arrest couple in fatal shooting
• Looking forward: What’s happening this week in news, sports and entertainment
• In honor 
of the fallen
• Fire leaves Woodstock home "a complete loss"
• Man shot to death in Woodstock; couple charged
• Flash flooding warning for southern part of county
• Workshop offers college planning information
• Three businesses fail tobacco compliance checks in Woodstock
• YSB prepares programs for children, teens
• Beach at Three Oaks Recreation Area opens to overcast weather and few guests
• Officials: Too many returning to prison
• Peasley: Milk Days activities are gathering steam
• Krug: Blagojevich in full view at trial
• Class of 2011 marches on
• Teens injured in longboard accident
• Warriors Watch Riders welcome heroes
• County spelling champ goes to D.C.
• Miss Cary, Fox 
River Grove named
• Prairie-Ridge talks spotlight loved ones
• Grads, leaders bid C-G farewell
• South graduate embrace the future
• Central seniors joining 
‘tradition of excellence’
• Going forward with Faith
• Friends, family throw celebration for Air Force tech sgt. home from Afghanistan
• D-300 reaches tentative deal with teachers union
• Suburban GOP districts in limbo
• A bittersweet Field Day at Prairie Hill School
• Beach opens at Three Oaks Recreation Area
• Judge hears arguments to dismiss Bianchi case
• MCC plans to pursue eminent domain
• LITH man convicted of sex abuse
• McCaleb: State voters becoming more fiscally conservative
• Beach sampling results in advisories, closures
• Big changes for county under proposed redistricting maps
• D-300, teachers' union reach tentative deal
• LITH man convicted of sex abuse
• McHenry County Memorial Day events
• Memorial Day travelers get ready to hit the road
• Miss Huntley contestants to hold car wash
• Wyss: Motorcycle red-light law makes great sense
• Stabbing nets man 13 years
• Minor chemical spill clears area
• Lectures planned for National Cancer Survivors Day
• Fallen tree delays traffic on Route 31
• Colonial Café pancake day to aid food pantry
• Pension bill 
advanced by House panel
• Vehicle stickers go on sale soon
• Grizzlies rally behind effort to build new playground
• Sweet Repeats set to turn 1 year old
• County begins beach sampling
• Huntley calls off cell phone tower
• Panel OKs redistrict maps, sends to County Board for vote
• Small fire at Three Brothers Family Restaurant in Woodstock causes evacuation
• Care to click
• Emergency responders transport two after formaldehyde spill
• Meteorologists: Dreary today, but improving this weekend
• Richmond wants house gone
• Internal investigation concludes no racial profiling by officers
• Run and Roll Track Meet is next week
• Teens, others elevate causes through social media
• Lyons: Turned off by some news? Turn the page
• Huntley students garner top journalism accolades
• Woman convicted of animal cruelty
• McCullom Lake man gets 20 years for child rape
• Pink tow truck honors life of beautiful Cary wife
• Two local volunteers recognized for service
• Quit-smoking class for adults begins June 14
• Algonquin farmers 
market begins today
• Rain delays opening of Veteran Acres splash pad
• Goodwill to host job fair June 2 in McHenry
• Special education 
programs to move
• Woman convicted of horse cruelty, neglect
• McCullom Lake man gets 20 years for child rape
• Storms predicted locally today, possibly through holiday weekend
• New lunch option for seniors in Crystal Lake
• Benefit in Island Lake 
to aid ailing C’ville man
• Interview tape can be used at ‘Angel of Death’ trial
• Event promotes Crystal Lake as bike-friendly city
• Huntley mom, daughter among those who'll cherish Oprah memories
• Heat on to lift county pay freeze
• Cary starts search to replace village administrator
• Find summer learning fun
• NIU shooter sentenced to 10 years
• District 26 asks parents to help with online survey
• Trial date set for Casciaro
• Local firefighter retires, continues contributing to community
• Kites fly in local math class project
• Family stays hopeful boy will be found
• City: Hard water 
will be temporary
• Clarification
• Local magic show planned
• Defenders to hold spring garage sale
• Huntley library to close for holiday, renovations
• Casciaro murder trial set for October
• Creative writer to give workshops
• Health presentations address 
knee issues, teens, menopause
• MCC touts Kids and 
College programming
• D-300 holds off schedule decision
• FOIA changes worry groups
• Subdivision plans moth spraying
• Director of Curriculum resigns, 11 educators cut
• Traffic stop nets drug charges
• D-46 Holocaust museum teaches tolerance, peace, compassion
• Antioch man injured 
in motorcycle crash
• Teen’s condition unknown after prom weekend fall
• SEDOM educator rides to Vietnam Memorial in Washington, D.C.
• McHenry County Board approves zoning language
• Reports detail CL teen's prom weekend fall
• Thompson: It’s not easy to be the one asking questions
• Registration under way for NISRA activities
• Annual Heritage Trolley Tour Tickets On Sale Now
• Antioch man injured in motorcycle crash
• Antioch man faces drug charges after traffic stop
• Sheriff's deputy revives drowning victim
• County sees down wires after storm
• Fire leaves Island Lake house uninhabitable
• Richmond-Burton salutatorian tells students to break out of comfort zone
• Woodstock High School students stayed active in last year at school
• Looking Forward
• County drug court to start by year’s end
• A thriving industry: Study shows 100,000 senior caregivers expected to be hired in 2011
• Tornado watch, severe thunderstorm warning in effect
• Tornado watch extended to 1 a.m.
• LITH officials: Consideration of asphalt recycling months away
• Centegra schedules vascular screening events for June
• McDonald’s plans to move McHenry location
• Blues-N-BBQ event planned at YMCA
• Richmond updates marijuana ordinance, buys police cruiser
• Garden Walk to feature eight unique gardens
• MCC offers foreign language courses
• Woodstock North: Trail blazers move on
• Cruise nights back starting in June
• Family, friends remember missing woman 1 year after disappearance
• Krug: Wear sunblock or sunscreen, one of them
• Grand jury
• Peasley: Fine Arts Association celebrates 50 years
• Local driver in critical condition
• Man charged with aggravated criminal sexual abuse
• Jacobs graduates have world at fingertips
• Dundee-Crown seniors prepared to pursue dreams
• Registration continues for Udder Century Ride
• LITH man charged with aggravated criminal sexual abuse
• Firefighter, officers recognized at awards ceremony
• Charity tennis clinic scheduled for Sunday
• Pageant contestants plan fundraisers
• Man guilty in fatal fire
• State health board vacancies linger ahead of hospital vote
• Proposed maps split county into 5 districts
• Family works for Huntington’s disease cure
• Sixteen to take part in Pageant
• All in a summer’s work: Seasonal jobs begin
• McCaleb: Crystal Lake sliced, diced in redistricting
• Building a rain garden
• Graduate gets diploma from Marine brother
• Baggo tourney to raise money for Relay for Life
• Man convicted of murder for 2007 fire
• Firefighter, officers honored at awards ceremony
• Nature walk planned 
at Dixie Briggs Fromm
• Workers to close road, detour cars
• Village celebrates its founding
• Impact fee cuts possible
• County lacks cell-tower power
• Cary-Grove AMVETS host White Clover Days
• Huntley man charged 
in 7-Eleven robbery
• Park board studies land deal for new rec center
• Program offers helpful tips
• Rep. Walsh to host travel fair
• McHenry West seniors always had school spirit
• Senate’s proposed map garners praise, derision
• Residents honored for safe driving
• Woodstock police search for armed robber
• Officials OK development plan
• Community garden day set at resource center
• Event offers early glimpse of festival’s quilt exhibit
• C-G Lacrosse Club to host fundraisers
• Great gardens
• Marengo church to mark Armed Forces Day
• Memorial Day Parade and Cemetery Service
• Proposed Senate redistricting unites, divides
• Woodstock Police search for suspect in armed robbery
• Huntley man charged in LITH robbery
• Official: Plug-in heater origin of Lakemoor fire
• Life on two wheels
• McHenry County TRIAD 
to host presentation
• Donations sought for Defenders garage sale
• Morality, 
environment discussion set at MCC
• Board to discuss cell tower
• MCCD night hike scheduled
• D-155 proposes more cuts
• Harvard Rotary 
steak fry scheduled
• Community rallies to support chef
• Duck, duck, give: CL Central High School students carve ducks for auction
• Cary man pleads not guilty in murder-for-hire plot
• Woman gets 18 months for bank robbery
• Panels 
to study cutting Ill. gov’ts
• Library to host D-Day Remembered event
• Children get close at Touch a Truck
• Bianchi delays request for first assistant
• Benefit to help mother of fallen soldier
• Lions club plans free hearing, vision screening
• Culver’s event to help Jazz Ensemble
• Rules of the Road 
refresher course offered
• Crystal Lake woman sentenced for bank robbery
• Bond modified for Casciaro
• Bianchi says he can wait to hire first assistant
• Mental Health Board looks for input on three-year plan
• United Way’s 
director stays on
• Fire officials prepare to move into station
• D-156 taps Swinney to lead
• Crystal Lake allows church to use Three Oaks for baptism
• Military veterans 
invited to hiring expo
• LITH man charged with hitting pregnant girlfriend
• County pay raises clear first hurdle
• Frito-Lay responds to chip lawsuit
• The dance of a Luvabull
• Turning Point celebrates 30 years
• Fire Rescue Department to host open house
• Oliver: Nonprofits tap into professional services
• Hebron church to host bike blessing, cookout
• Fire destroys Lakemoor home
• Memorial oak to be planted for therapy dog
• Three-car crash sends two to Sherman Hospital
• Green Bag Lunch planned in Woodstock
• Cary votes to disconnect land
• Boat building starts for Cardboard Cup
• Three Oaks Recreation Area Non-Resident Season Pass
• Barber to stay on as head of county United Way
• LITH man charged with attacking pregnant girlfriend
• 24-year-old flown to Milwaukee after workplace accident
• D-26 hears from parents
• Cops take to Dunkin’ Donuts’ rooftops
• Cambridge Lakes hires new leaders
• Crashes on Rakow, Pyott roads cause backups
• Thompson: What to expect when you’re not expecting
• Week to honor EMS workers
• Board signs 3-year contract to give partial pay freeze to faculty
• Richmond man bikes to raise funds for diabetes research, education
• Inmate flushes blanket, causes flooding
• CL woman says bag of chips had pins, needles
• Watershed planning meeting set for Thursday
• Lake in the Hills Airport schedules open house
• Koehler to Franks: Schaffer stays put
• Lakewood moves to 
ensure RedTail’s future
• Walsh launches listening tour for small businesses
• Police arrest 3 in 2 burglaries
• City Council approves McDonald’s plans; budget
• Church seeks mass baptism at Three Oaks Recreation Area
• District 156 to consider promoting assistant superintendent
• Water Treatment Plant #4 Softening System to be Upgraded
• Severe crashes on Rakow, Pyott roads cause backups
• Jail inmate charged with flooding cell
• Police catch suspects in Huntley burglary
• Richmond, Spring Grove come out to welcome home three Marines
• Looking forward
• Island Lake board overrides vetoes
• D-300 offers kindergarten classes at more schools
• Filling post now county’s problem
• Council to consider McDonald's plan, budget
• One the Record with … Joy Martin
• Peasley: Memorial Day Ceremony set
• Passengers still shaken after Metra crash
• Apartment catches fire in Woodstock
• MCC celebrates Spring 2011 commencement
• Students research famous names, dress in character
• Events to coincide with release of booklet
• Foundation aids child care centers
• D-26 seeks feedback on curriculum
• Sun City residents weigh in on church controversy
• Special education forum planned in D-300
• School boards seek power to put advisory questions on ballots
• County mulls sealant ban
• Adjusting to the new McHenry County as population grows, changes
• Man charged with DUI after off-road bike crash
• Truck hit by train after dodging crossing gates
• Suspects linked to robberies get $1M bond each
• Welcoming celebration 
set for 3 local Marines
• Fine arts showcased at Spring Social
• Richmond dentist gets 4 citations, fines
• McCaleb: Lawmakers get a ‘C’ for school reform bill
• Woman in good condition after Thursday crash
• Police departments play basketball for charity
• Flood Advisory issued for Southwestern McHenry County
• Metra service resumes after derailment
• Motorcyclist flown to Condell after crash Thursday night
• One flown to hospital after serious crash in Volo
• Suspects caught in robberies
• Huntley raises parking fines
• Library plans museum tour, re-enactor talk
• Police: Alcohol suspected 
in CL teen’s fall in Wis.
• Cary man admits to sexual abuse
• Registration ongoing for Crazy Cosmic Bowl
• Tentative map of districts ready
• Getting ready for boating season
• HAHS to host mustang auction
• Funnel cloud spotted, but no damage reported
• Mother, daughter use super-couponing to donate soda to pantry
• Wyss: Angler’s actions have ripple effect
• Trustees OK balanced budget
• VOLO – A crash with injuries happened abou
• Teen sentenced after stolen SUV rams squad car
• Paramedic recounts saving little girl’s life
• Cuts irk mental health providers
• Robbery thwarted, police say suspects linked to 2 area armed robberies
• Police: Alcohol suspected in CL teen's fall
• Paramedic recounts saving 1-year-old's life
• Extensive search of pond follows 911 call; no one found
• Day of Sharing event hits 10th anniversary
• Eleven years for burglary 
at officer’s home
• Dundee Township prepares to break ground on rec center
• American Legion to host Armed Forces breakfast
• A season to read
• One-year-old better after fall into river
• Quilt trunk show planned at historical society
• Milk Days Queen to be named Saturday
• U.S. Postal Service to conduct annual food drive
• Property owners group
to host an open house
• 
Mental Health Recovery Day event scheduled
• Infant falls from window on 2nd floor outside Cary
• Man charged with having child porn
• Program to showcase Building Trades house
• Storm runoff expected
• Harvard High School set at Mr. HHS competition
• Utility failure causes problems at hospital
• Church hosts seminar on Alzheimer’s, dementia
• Mental Health Board sets hearing for 3-year plan
• County files eminent domain suit for Johnsburg property
• Cary area child falls from window
• McHenry man charged with child porn possession
• Flash flood warning
• Baby who fell into Fox River is recovering
• Two-time Purple Heart recipient welcomed home
• Bring electronics to recycling event
• Survivor 
educating 
to prevent 
sexual abuse
• Former Marengo man sentenced to 11 years
• Lake in the Hills man pleads guilty in chase
• Students run Undy 500
• Bank might opt to 'mothball' McHenry's Riverwalk Center
• Distant horizons
• Oliver: Big news stories happen despite vacations
• Car accident sends three to hospital
• Bond reduced for man accused of taking funds
• County committee: Undo pay freeze
• ‘Tom Sawyer’ musical set at Northwood School
• Monthly recycling drive set for Saturday
• Barbecue to help church repair stained glass
• Huntley nurse throws out first pitch at Cubs game
• Man convicted of sex abuse
• Former Marengo man gets 11 years in prison
• Crystal Lake man found guilty of sexually abusing girl
• County considering raises for non-union staff
• Bond on theft charges lowered for former CL business owner
• Lakefront home damaged by fire
• Child Advocacy Center plans walk for kids
• Illinois ponders banning trans fats
• Former Lakemoor president served subpoena
• Substance abuse grief group meets in McHenry
• MCCD 
prepares for canoe outing
• Westwood nature preserve will be dedicated Sunday
• Zoning rules on the way to County Board
• CL Park District eyes new plot for recreation center
• Road resurfacing set for this week in Johnsburg
• Looking back on progress
• D-47 sends pink slips to 45 teacher aides
• Sign up for legislative breakfast
• Public invited to learn about county mental health court
• Dunham Township 
to host first Touch A Truck with Us Event
• MCC accepting 
scholarship applications
• Crash in McHenry causes 1 
injury, temporary power outage
• Early arrival
• Salon robbed at gunpoint
• Interest in speech team explodes at Cary-Grove
• Blaze destroys 
Harvard Fire vehicle
• Suspects sought in Harvard salon robbery
• Weekend crash in McHenry caused temporary power outage
• Community honors injured Antioch Marine
• Woodstock North students have their first prom with seniors
• A McHenry County grand jury recently indicted:
• Longtime deputy chief retires
• Historical society restoring 1876 schoolhouse in Union
• SEDOM puts on dance show
• Looking forward: What’s happening this week in news, sports and entertainment
• On the Record With ... Barry Valentine
• FRG police budget $36K for upgrades
• Mother of disabled teen lives life of love, not regret
• D-26 looking forward
• Peasley: Sharing fond memories of newly lost friends
• Former Cub returns to the diamond he once called home
• ALS Tag Days set to raise funds
• Property tax bills coming
• Learn about finding funds for college at workshop
• The power of protons
• McCaleb: Hoping sequel has good ending
• Police: Man fires shots during domestic dispute
• SEDOM dance show encore
• Brain cancer dismissal appealed
• Teens show smarts at Bowl
• Jail time given for more than 50 pot plants
• Former employer charged with 22 counts of felony theft
• Marengo council to 
begin search for official
• Police searching for 
armed robbery suspects
• Area man sentenced in armed robbery
• Northwest Herald wins 
2 regional awards
• Police look into Crystal Lake burglary
• Fake Craig’s List posting nets theft charge
• Former CL business owner indicted
• McHenry man sentenced for armed robbery
• Fraudulent Craig's List posting nets theft charge
• Police look for armed robbery suspects
• Man charged with firing gun during domestic
• Lower insurance with AARP course
• Parks department plans Cubs outings
• Centegra sponsors free wellness lecture series
• Registration starts for triathlon
• ECC hosts auditions for summer musical
• Seniors can learn driving safety tips
• Grand jury
• Turning Point celebrates 30 years in Woodstock
• MCC seminars focus on returning adults
• Ex-Crystal Lake man sentenced for attempted rape and kidnapping
• Friends group to raise funds with book sale
• Riverside Plaza's new developer hits village deadlines
• Suspicious insurance claims on the rise, could spike premiums
• MCC speaker to share electric vehicle details
• Animals effective tools in therapy
• Register for summer events
• April showers didn’t delay Veteran Acres Park renovations
• MCCD works to restructure 
citizen advisory committee
• Senior citizens able 
to receive utility, tax help
• Centegra health official warns that ‘time is brain’
• CL man sentenced for kidnapping, attempted rape
• McHenry County celebrates National Day of Prayer
• 'Tyvek Tower' developer meeting early requirements
• Lyons: Ask questions before shooting on concealed carry
• Police charge 2 men 
for leaving child alone
• getaway driver gets 12 years
• Feminine and fabulous
• Register for Johnsburg dodgeball tournament
• Wonder Lake ordinance makes lake off limits to nonresidents
• Algonquin regulates massage parlors
• Scholarships to be awarded to high school artists
• Poppy Day to collect donations in McHenry
• Prairie Hill closure will overfill D-26 schools
• Road construction 411
• Municipalities prepare to fight cuts
• CL awards police officer medal of valor
• Former employee sues D-50
• Teens charged in vehicle burglary
• Eat at Culver’s, support school bands
• Road construction 101
• Two charged with child endangerment
• Prison for former Spring Grove resident
• Crystal Lake officer honored for valor
• Defenders seek
donations for sale
• NISRA Foundation 
to host sock hop May 13
• Habitat to outline application process
• Wake restriction lifted
• Wellness talks focus on prostate cancer, nutrition
• Cary swears in new 
Village Board members
• No serious injuries in 3-car crash
• Cary mourns 
loss of Prairie Hill School
• Crystal Lake gives builders more time
• Police seize large amount of prescription drugs
• Woodstock to celebrate Buddha Day May 28
• D-156 selects new president
• Helping Paws Animal Shelter seeks donations
• Art show features 40-plus pieces
• MCC offers golf 
fundamentals class
• Entries sought for photo contest
• AARP driving safety set for seniors
• County home to intriguing, historical oddities
• D-26 closes Prairie Hill
• Police seize about 400 grams of prescription drugs from CL home
• County board rejects proposal to reduce size
• Human Race raises more than $55K
• Powder in envelope forced court evacuation
• Gypsy moth spraying planned
• Two charged in Crystal Lake Apartments fight
• Valley View students get live owl lesson
• Eight-week mental health wellness class begins May 16
• Man pleads guilty to burglaries
• Mock prom crash 
hits close to home
• Motorcyclist dies from accident
• 
American Legion post 
to host meat raffle

• Woman admits obstruction in arson case
• Centegra offers behavioral health education, support
• American Legion post to host meat raffle
• Batter up: TV chefs take the cake
• Cary poised to close school
• D-300 concerned about Sears renewal
• Anger course begins May 11
• Man pleads guilty 
to armed robbery
• Applicants sought for several county boards
• Motorcycle blessing, poker run postponed
• Q&A with Cary native 1st Lt. Raymond Gobberg
• Local widow, soldier glad bin Laden gone
• Motorcyclist died from injuries in Friday crash
• Police charge two in Crystal Lake Apartments fight
• Fox Lake fire causes $30,000 in damages
• Motorcyclist sent to hospital after crash
• Looking Forward
• Watershed planning meeting welcomes ideas for protecting area water sources
• On the Record with ... Dan Larsen
• Woman injured in crash
• Local leaders react to death
• Peasley: Turning Point leader named woman of year
• Community joins in SleepOut effort
• Walsh addresses locals’ health care concerns
• Home brewing program set at Woodstock library
• MCC aims to be top choice for students
• Training officer’s best friend
• Walk scheduled to raise money for MS
• Pistakee Highlands 
dog attack 
victim speaks out
• Local hospitals don’t see need for Level 1 Trauma Center
• Police respond to report of man with gun
• Cary woman charged with exploiting 90-year-old Fox River Grove resident
• Judge, social service leader honored
• Bianchi case judge refuses to step aside
• Walsh to host town hall 
today in Woodstock
• Jury convicts Algonquin business owner of rape
• Faces of 
homelessness: SleepOut event to raise money for PADS (VIDEO)
• Judge dismisses first brain cancer case
• Cary fundraiser needs help fighting hunger
• McCaleb: Bully Quinn is messing with wrong people
• Motorcyclist injured in crash
• Algonquin business owner convicted of rape
• Motorcyclist involved in crash in McHenry
• ‘Biggest Loser’ winner to kick off fitness event
• Waterway agency 
director leaving job
• Weather slows Rakow work
• About 1,000 tornadoes hit the United State
• MCC to begin HIV testing
• Woodstock students ride out the ShakeOut
• Huntley to share 
inspection costs with Lake in the Hills
• Island Lake Village Board overrides mayoral vetoes
• Sledding injury prompts lawsuit
• Judge: Motions halt Bianchi case
• McHenry County ready in case tornadoes hit, agencies say
• Judge halts matters in Bianchi case after county appeal
• Fox Waterway under no-wake restrictions
• Cary 
approves 
zoning districts for parks, open spaces
• Ravinia Fest 2011 
to feature jazz band
• Fallen Marine fund has new focus
• MCC speech team takes 3 awards at tournament
• Book club to host ‘Royal-Tea Social’
• Dodgeball tournament scheduled for Saturday
• SWAT team eyes old Valley Hi for training
• ‘Life Smart for Women’ program to begin May 12
• High school to perform ‘The Good Doctor’
• Harvard man dies in jail
• McHenry to implement wireless alarm monitoring system
• Village might get flea market
• City plans Arbor Day event
• Judge clears Whitlock of 2 obstruction charges
• McQueen wants judge disqualified
• Bridal event planned 
at Huntley thrift shop
• Men charged with 
stealing street signs
• Crash results 
in minor injuries
• Settlement reached with sheriff’s deputy
• Virginia Street Corridor Construction
• Special prosecutor wants Bianchi judge removed
• Missing mom's body found in minivan in Grayslake
• McHenry area men charged with stealing street signs
• Nursing home supervisor acquitted in 'Angel of Death' case
• Harvard man dies at county jail
• Crews tending to injury accident in Crystal Lake
• Accident scene cleared in Crystal Lake
• Today's Northwest Herald delivery delayed
• Cary’s mayor reaches out to new trustees
• Spring events get back to nature
• Narrow margin decides board seat
• Native plants 
save water, time
• Group to sell native plants
• McHenry County students to take trip to learn about guide dogs
• D-26 seeks $2.2 million for Maplewood property
• Concert to collect food for CL pantry
• ‘Kids Run’ for children with cancer
• Learn about natural lawn care at Green Drinks
• Park District sets lake plans
• Johnsburg board passes 2012 fiscal year budget
• Post office to host fair, unveil stamps
• County under flood advisory
• Mother to serve 9 years in death of newborn
• SEDOM dance show planned May 6-7
• Order deadline nears for rain barrels
• ‘Angel 
of Death’ trial set to finish
• LITH woman sent to prison for her newborn's death
• Judge throws out five charges in 'Angel of Death' trial
• Hobby Lobby looking to locate in McHenry
• MCCD offers family 
exploration program
• Man remains in 
serious condition
• Huntley Memorial Day 
parade to march May 30
• D-300 postpones Monday’s meeting
• Teen still in critical condition after Friday crash
• ECC music groups plan May concerts
• Investigation ongoing in Algonquin robbery
• Lake in the Hills 
to celebrate Arbor Day
• Teen volunteers sought for library program
• Advocate Good Shepherd Hospital schedules Red Carpet Ball
• Tonigan asks to withdraw from Bianchi case
• Going it alone: Local single-school districts do more with less
• D-26 closer to closing school
• Lake in the Hills to discuss 
relocating Interfaith Food Pantry
• Rescue squad plans food distribution Wednesday
• Defense moves to drop charges
• Marengo garden sprouting interest
• Group seeks to honor area’s crossing guards
• D-200 to carry out 
earthquake drill
• Tonigan wants to be released from Bianchi case
• D-300 board meeting postponed
• Two cars involved in crash at Route 31 and Three Oaks Road
• Accident involving car and school bus occurs in front of Crystal Lake South High School
• Woman testifies about brother at 'Angel of Death' trial
• Teen still in critical condition after Friday crash
• Fire damages Crystal Lake house
• Motorcyclist airlifted after accident
• Huntley women connect through transplant experience
• Looking Forward: What's happening this week in news, sports and entertainment
• Countywide Earth Day celebration set
• Council considers sales tax rebate for McHenry Commons
• Goddard School plans Parent University series
• On the Record With ... Betty Thompson
• Effects of ‘sexting’ can be costly
• LITH residents 
face drug charges
• Willow Huntley set for Easter services
• Walsh to host town hall event in Woodstock
• Summer art camp 
registration under way
• D-300 to present second reorganization option
• Woods Creek Elementary to present Feet Meet
• Former McCullom Lake President Lois Parenti dies
• The Land Conservancy plans workshops
• Police collect old meds, guilt-free
• Woodstock councilman questions liquor license process
• Prairie Grove approves budget, plans to build 10-acre park
• Spreading the 
message of 
Easter
• Teacher resignation leaves parents, students upset
• Krug: The curious case of Cam Davis
• Peasley: Township moves its operations to Eastwood Drive
• Crash passenger in critical condition
• Cause of C’ville house fire remains unknown
• Police seek 3 suspects in 
Algonquin armed robbery
• Officials investigate cause of Huntley barn fire
• Police find training 
grenade in Woodstock
• Northwest Herald garners awards
• Firefighters respond to Algonquin blaze
• Mineola Hotel receives OK to reopen
• MCC to buy land for growth
• Employers, workers find multilingualism brings multiple assets
• McCaleb: Quinn takes care of his own, not needy
• Passenger injured in 2-car crash
• SIUC searches for student from Sleepy Hollow
• Armed robbery reported at downtown Algonquin business
• Motorcycle and car collide in front of Johnsburg BP
• Huntley police, fire investigate cause of barn fire
• Prairie Grove Easter egg hunt planned Saturday
• Prosecutors update second indictment
• Police investigate hit-and-run
• D-158 foresees tax shift
• Coffee shop joins SleepOut event
• Knox Park pool passes, rentals on sale May 2
• Building demolitions scheduled to start
• Local teenagers win cars in safe driving campaign
• Cary trustees-elect question package for ex-village administrator
• Pathologist: Overdose killed patient
• Garden Club plans 
Container Garden Gala
• Husmann invites parents, students to health fair
• Great strides made since first Earth Day
• Wyss: Streak of misfortune ends on high note
• FRG board OKs raises for 4 staffers
• Firefighters: Candle sparks home fire
• ECC switches benefit
• Family Easter Egg Coloring and Egg Hunt
• MCC to buy land for expansion
• Superceding indictment handed down against Bianchi
• Expert expected to testify about morphine intoxication
• Police investigate LITH hit-and-run; Route 14 cleared in CL
• Environmental Defenders group offers scholarship
• Activities planned to celebrate nationwide month for seniors
• Lyons: Court as good in practice as promised
• D-50 officials receive raises
• Get buzz about bees at Harvard library program
• Wellness Place fun run, walk set
• Groundwater protection event planned May 2
• Tails it is
• Historical society to host ‘famous detective’
• Spring Grove Turkey: A Gobbler’s Beginnings
• Master gardener to 
offer tips at area library
• Bike blessing, ride to benefit children’s home
• Nurse: I was told to destroy meds
• CL South students reflect on service learning
• ‘Mr. HHS’ to benefit breast cancer awareness
• Cary firing raises questions
• Brush Pick-Up & Brush Drop-Off
• Cermak to join Island Lake board after coin flip
• Nurse testifies about emptied morphine bottles
• Flights delayed at O'Hare; weather expected to be dry today
• Down syndrome network has dance
• Play addresses mental health misconceptions
• Village nixes impact fees
• Island Lake trustee race still tie; 
Bull Valley president totals final
• County Board format unlikely to change
• ECC Gourmet Dinner to support culinary student activities
• Lifesaver of railroad safety
• Children’s Center for Autism to benefit from pizza tasting
• Nurse testifies that she quit over morphine dosing
• Education Foundation plans circus fun fair
• Sponsors wanted
• Human services agencies brace for big cuts
• Fox Lake condemns Mineola Hotel
• Woodstock balances 2011-12 budget
• Hospital offers future health care jobs program
• Family Alliance to host Gong Bath fundraiser
• District 3 accepts bids for boiler
• Longtime village administrator dismissed in Cary
• Melanoma Monday Skin Cancer Luau planned
• Island Lake trustee race may come down to a coin flip
• Social service reps brace for state cuts
• Jurors hear opening remarks in 'Angel of Death' case
• Bond denied for Arlington Heights man accused of killing father
• Seminar set for CL 
liquor license holders
• Rutland Township man charged after incident at home
• Judge rules in fire dispute
• First ‘Angel of Death’ trial gets under way
• Heritage Fair planned for July 10
• Ride for a Cure set for May 14
• Workshops offer college planning help
• C’ville schools could 
lose crossing guards
• Comedy barbershop quartet to headline show
• Protesters rally against 
corporate tax breaks
• Property tax bills may rise with multiplier
• Bill would leash special prosecutors
• Two kilos of cocaine found near Harvard
• Donations needed 
for Helping Paws sale
• D-26 hires mediator to aid in union negotiations
• Spring Grove turkey caught
• Green Bag lunch meet-up planned
• American English to 
perform Beatles albums
• Land Conservancy seeks Oak planting volunteers
• Protestors rally against 
corporate tax breaks
• Rutland Township man awaits court date after incident at home
• Snow gives way to drizzle, gray skies
• Event speakers 
aim to prevent more tragedies
• Beyond 
Band-Aids and hugs
• Looking forward
• A user’s guide to reshaping districts
• On the Record With ... Kevin Harper
• Snow on the way
• Council to vote on Riverwalk agreement
• Village embraces friendly feathered resident
• Group plans jewelry sale, lunch
• Fun run to raise money for Kenya
• Tour Center for Green Technology in Chicago
• Health experts, police warn of dangers from prescription drug abuse
• D-47 works on plan to deal with shrinking enrollments
• D-50 special ed moves draw scrutiny
• Road projects get early start
• Krug: Newspapers, in fact, still not dead
• Peasley: Local author recalls her experience during World War II in book
• No conclusion on Dundee-Crown student death
• One boy sent to hospital after canoe capsizes
• Vacant house fire causes about $50K in damage
• CL Easter Egg hunt rescheduled
• MCCD seeks trees to reforest Coral Woods
• Cary board to talk cuts, ongoing negotiations
• People voice ideas for redistricting
• Crystal Lake Easter egg hunt moved to next week
• Dundee-Crown grieving over student’s death
• Woman accused of tax fraud
• Defense gets funds for probe
• Daisy troop dips into cookie money to buy walker for girl
• Police officer crashes squad car while trying to U-turn
• Volunteers to clean up Cary during Pride Day
• Metra board chairwoman to step down
• Man sentenced to 9 years in DUI death
• Key hearing looming in longtime Lakewood, Crystal Lake legal fight
• McCaleb: Why no hearings after new maps drawn?
• Kreutzer family plans to appeal ICC ruling in favor of ComEd
• The science behind the strawberry
• Police arrest 3 in gun theft
• Crystal Lake man gets 9 years for fatal DUI crash
• Crystal Lake man get 9 years for fatal DUI crash
• Metra chairwoman to step down
• Algonquin teen found dead, believed due to natural causes
• Police recover stolen handguns
• Wind advisory in effect until 9 p.m.
• Walsh to attend gun show; funds to aid honor flights
• Man gets 10 years for burglary
• Live auction, dinner planned for charity
• Stickers aim to curb teen drinking
• Galloway’s sub shop fundraiser to benefit teen
• County 
jail named 
in abuse complaint
• Bianchi prosecutor pay motion denied
• Finding the perfect pitch
• FRG proposed budget on display
• County panel eyes redistricting
• A taxing time of year
• Wyss: Riverwalk Center’s next chapter unwritten
• School taking applications for new nursing bridge program
• Carpentersville man convicted of sexual assault
• Motion to reconsider Bianchi special prosecutor pay denied
• McHenry County Jail named in abuse lawsuit
• McHenry County Jail named in abuse complaint
• 2011 Downtown Sidewalk Rehabilitation Project
• Living well, 
living longer
• MCCD to open Fen Conservation Area
• Library to hold LEGO exhibit
• Rotary schedules
benefit auction
• Local clean up day planned
• MCC group to present film about slavery
• Two CL accidents divert traffic
• Fox Valley Honors band to perform tonight
• Worth 1,000 points
• Program to focus on groundwater protection
• Riverside Plaza gets reprieve
• Ringwood home catches fire
• J’burg settles structure debate
• Centegra Health System offers suicide grief support
• Proposed budget on display locally
• Field of Dreams fundraiser set
• County to fill slots on Ethics Commission
• Lake in the Hills to flush water system this month
• Raising funds for those in service
• House catches fire in Ringwood (video)
• Village and developer strike deal on Riverside Plaza construction
• Oliver: Don’t keep health care decisions to yourself
• Algonquin man charged in sexual assault case
• Rock 4 Autism to help LITH center
• Grafton residents reject lump sum payment plan
• House Republicans vehemently opposing tax hikes
• Former treasurer charged with stealing PTO funds
• Prom-ising invitation
• Maplewood to be up for sale again
• SleepOut for Shelter meeting Thursday
• Rewriting 
their stories: National Library Week finds libraries redefining their roles
• Huntley brush fire spreads over 200 acres
• Dorr Township wants to buy new hall
• Crystal Lake road work projects ramp up
• LITH dispatch to expand May 2
• Fundraiser to help send care packages to troops overseas
• White House, GOP predict deal for cuts
• Centegra joins sexual assault awareness campaign
• Dundee Library plans Earth Day craft event
• Dundee Library to host variety of programs
• PTO treasurer charged with theft
• D-300 gives 1st set of redistricting options
• WBEZ’s Gini 
to speak at Shah Center breakfast
• Give electronics away at church
• Kids hospitalized after bus crash
• Students Supporting Right to Life present speaker
• Suspect wants phone records to be preserved
• CL Strikers award scholarships
• Man attacked ex, police say
• Extreme kitchen makeover
• D-26 talks comparable and competitive wages
• Thompson: More superstition: Mirror, mirror off the wall
• Staying sharp
• Marengo library to leave State Street
• Race to benefit 39 nonprofits
• Riverwalk Center project takes another turn
• Harvard church to 
present ‘Love Letters’
• Algonquin police to host BASSET class May 17
• Fox Valley Men of 
Harmony plan show
• Two students hurt in bus accident
• Police say ex-boyfriend battered woman, her stepfather
• Prairie Ridge seniors to give back to community
• Grand Jury
• D-26 board to answer questions
• On the record with ... Nancy Hiatt
• Route 47 roadwork continues
• Friends of Library plan book sale in Algonquin
• Looking Forward
• McHenry County under tornado watch
• MCC plans Wine, Dine & Dance day trip
• County has little authority over cell towers
• Competing to provide care: Centegra, Mercy projects have similarities, differences
• Peasley: Marian renovations near completion
• Krug: Voter turnout? In a word …
• Severe weather predicted for area
• Motorcyclist 
injured in crash
• Cary soldier receives 
a red, white and blue welcome
• D-300 to unveil restructuring
• Celebrate Week of the Young Child
• ‘Medication Take-Back’ initiative set for April 30
• Riverwalk Center eyed to become 
apartment living
• LITH American Legion plans Good Friday fish fry
• Group may exit stage over funding
• Motorcyclist injured after crash
• Warmup could lead to bad storms
• McCaleb: Election lesson: Voters have long memories
• Catching bad guys
• Firefighters take out fire in empty house
• Union family highlights need for donors
• Breakfast with Easter bunny to aid children
• Openings available for cardiovascular screening
• Trial over nursing home deaths to start
• Former nonprofit employee takes plea
• Three Oaks opening today
• D-158 plans more cuts
• Long road to recovery with traumatic brain injuries
• Former PADS employee returns funds in plea deal
• Fire destroys garage in Carpentersville
• Kids, families can fly kites
• Local yard waste 
program picking up
• Ready 
to dive in?
• City to begin brush pickup measures
• Huntley to welcome expansion
• Family health clinic
 on way to McHenry
• Spring Grove man faces reckless homicide charge
• Spring Conference for Veterans starts Monday
• Bishop blesses new chapel, classrooms at Marian Central
• New emergency director hired
• Bean's decision not to run could affect redistricting
• ‘Un-Happy Hour’ mixer set
• Watershed meeting planned in Cary
• Bianchi backers: Fire prosecutors
• Living History Open House at Powers-Walker House
• Main Stay hosts ‘A Night in the Museum’
• Drop-in center for veterans opening soon
• Former Rep. Bean won't seek re-election
• Petitioners want Bianchi prosecutors dismissed
• Women’s ski jumping made Olympic sport
• Library honors contributors with programs, videos
• Races remain close
• Trumpeter scheduled to headline JazzFest
• Homecoming planned for returning soldier
• Fundraiser to aid Huntley woman
• Lakemoor leads by example
• Voters give OK to co-op shop for energy
• Senior Services, RSVP leaders host open house
• Cambridge Lakes charter school adds building
• A McHenry County grand jury recently indic
• Council approves contract with FOP
• Sponsors wanted 
for breast cancer run
• Harvard school bands to perform tribute concert
• CL South junior wins crown
• Car seat safety check planned
• What’s next? D-156 must close deficit
• Time to Cary on
• Bring tubes, Styrofoam, batteries to Defenders
• New MCC members want transparency
• City Letter - Winter 2011
• Woodstock Public Works plans hydrant flushing
• Chamber meeting set to discuss online marketing
• Local St. Baldrick’s raise $150K
• Restrictions in place
• Goodwill adding McHenry location
• Habitat’s ReStore plans anniversary celebration
• Economy Lakewood’s priority
• Program starts conservation series
• Living Waters Church 
to host recycling event
• Celebrate Earth Day at showing of ‘Green Fire’
• Mad Hatters gather for health
• Raffle to benefit family of late businessman
• Poker run to benefit breast cancer research
• Wishes, directives part of advance planning
• Algonquin church to host Heavenly Chocolate Fest
• Centegra offers locals 
prostate health lectures
• High school jazz band to perform at VFW
• ECC hosts international film series Fridays
• Lunch with the Bunny set April 23 in Crystal Lake
• MCC speakers to talk about greening homes
• Notice of Budget Public Hearing
• Hospital proposals review moved to late June
• Vote results start coming in
• Lakemoor mother says daughter given syringe by nurse
• Free extra pickup set
• Local Irish dancer headed to championship in Dublin
• Larsen to be honored as minister emeritus
• Stiemke: Volunteer Week 
an opportunity to inspire others
• MCC offers summer day trips
• Decision time is now
• Tickets on sale for CaryVino
• Prison sentence 
ordered for theft
• Three Oaks School receives lift from grant
• Motorist hospitalized after crash at Randall, Ackman roads in CL
• Center touts April activities
• C-G student’s poster 
depicts 1st amendment
• Catholics to gather for ‘listening 
assembly’
• Bomb threat causes CL business to evacuate
• Teen to bike 3,300 miles for charity
• McHenry City Council OKs Chase Bank project
• D-300 begins to reorganize
• County 
to vote on head of emergency
• Gerhardt sworn in 
as associate judge
• ‘Dirty Business’ showing scheduled
• Police: Bomb threat believed to be unsubstantiated
• County's newest judge sworn in today
• Bomb threat causes CL business to evacuate employees
• MCC sets sixth annual drum clinic
• Motorist hospitalized after crash at Randall, Ackman in CL
• Pioneer Center offers therapy groups
• Looking forward
• Health agencies promote at-home injury prevention
• On the record with ... Irene Napier
• Pet Rescue turned over to receiver
• TIFs spark debate: Tool to lure businesses to towns has proponents, critics
• McHenry to begin 
hydrant flushing
• Infrastructure the topic at next Green Drinks event
• Registration open 
for Run thru the Hills
• Krug: Find your family, find yourself
• Peasley: Interest in land protection grows
• Group raise funds, awareness about Haiti
• Five seek spots on Village Board
• Three vie for 2 Marengo-Union library board seats
• Why vote Tuesday? It’s your money
• McHenry council to consider bank plan to build new facility
• Bishop to bless Marian addition
• Local parties create
 friction in Barrington Hills race
• Bull Valley Village Board hopefuls talk conservation
• Opinions varied on consolidation
• Class size 
conundrum: With cutbacks, student-teacher ratios are going up
• McCaleb: Get involved in democracy, vote on Tuesday
• Police investigate 
Spring Grove break-ins
• Cocaine, cash seized 
in McHenry man’s car
• Sheriff’s Office checks on sex offenders; 72 compliant
• Judge denies motion to disqualify Seipler attorney
• Fire district wins Clean Energy grant
• County says probe too pricey
• Area parks departments, park districts making do with less
• 4 try for seats on D-157 board
• 6 vie for four-year terms on D-2 School Board
• Police investigate Spring Grove break-ins
• Judge denies motion to disqualify deputy's attorney
• Wonder Lake man involved involved in crash early Friday
• Wonder Lake man involved in crash early Friday
• Two seek single spot on fire district board
• Coalition seeks investigation of Sheriff's Office
• Police say woman forged stolen prescriptions
• Crash involves sheriff’s deputy
• D-12 outlines plan to borrow
• McHenry hearing on redistricting set
• Congressmen to Quinn: Fix state pensions
• Garage fire causes $40,000 in damage
• Challenger center hosts annual museum night
• Fight leads to 3 arrests
• Saving space for furry friends
• Get screened to check cardiovascular health
• Woodstock hopefuls weigh in on city policies
• Teen bands wanted 
to play in Band Bash
• Police look into illegal fireworks in Huntley
• Three new faces expected on board
• Seven vie for 2 seats on Huntley fire board
• Four school board seats up for grabs
• Budget is top issue in District 165
• Accident near Crystal Lake involves McHenry County squad car
• Controlled burn near Jacobs no cause for alarm
• Garage fire causes about $40,000 in damage to home near McHenry
• Group seeks racial profiling investigation
• Three men arrested in Crystal Lake home invasion
• Rakow Road lane closings coming in April
• Local library marks 60 years
• MCC offers spring art classes in drawing, painting
• McCullom Lake board wants new village hall
• Algonquin-LITH Fire 
trustees talk training, budget
• Miss Woodstock pageant accepting applications
• Hydrant flushing under way
• Harvard man accused 
of leaving crash scene
• FRG board candidates outline priority projects
• County scores well in health rankings
• Creative Artistry plans open house
• Man charged with drug possession
• Four vie for 3 seats on board
• CL woman has close call with eagle ray in Florida
• Former LITH official to head DeKalb public works
• Casciaro posts $500,000 bail
• House balks at budget
• ComEd employee killed in accident identified
• True honor for a veteran
• Photo contest seeks entries
• Casciaro free after posting $500,000 bail
• Harvard man accused of leaving crash scene
• County development ordinance meeting scheduled for April 6
• Software ready for County Board
• Environmental Defenders offer $500 scholarship
• Judge drops felony charge
• Ready to soar
• Marengo worker accused 
of stealing from disabled
• MCC plans $3.5M revamp
• Traffic among issues for 5 seeking 3 spots on LITH Village Board
• Dundee library looks to expand
• Lakemoor candidates weigh in on term limits, expansion
• Four people running for 3 seats eye economy
• Travel agents say business on the rise for 2011 summer vacation season
• Accident claims life of ComEd employee
• Centegra among top Ill. hospitals, magazine reports
• Sheriff’s Office receives CALEA accreditation
• Principled Minds seeks donations to aid Japan
• Clinic to help residents cut their phone bills
• No bond hike in alleged murder-for-hire plot
• Charge dropped against former police officer
• ComEd worker critically injured in equipment incident
• No bond increase in murder-for-hire plot
• Worker accused of stealing from disabled
• Four seek D-47 school board spots
• Lecture to focus on roadside architecture
• Area job seekers come in droves to MCC job fair
• Bull Valley president hopefuls talk finances
• Locals 
organize 
to keep 
pool open
• Good Shepherd plans Girlfriend Getaway
• Forum on class conflict set in Woodstock
• Young entrepreneurs: What do youths need to know to start up their own businesses?
• Island Lake 
clerk resigns
• Families invited to enjoy Lost Valley Ventures
• Forum canceled in Woodstock
• Brush fire burns 2 sheds
• How does 
restoring land affect your taxes?
• Deadline nears for Bloomin’ Bunco Benefit
• Gardenfest 
to feature 
Beard Award 
nominee
• Some not keen on new disclosure form
• Residents can give opinion 
about combined ordinance
• Meeting to be held for blizzard disaster relief
• 5 vie for seats on Algonquin board
• Public water systems recognized for fluoride levels
• Harvard responds to barn fire
• This one's for the birds
• County looks to fill zoning, conservation board vacancies
• D-26 decisions won’t be easy
• Two McCullom Lake plaintiffs die
• Run for the Arts coming 
to downtown Crystal Lake
• Looking Forward
• 2011 Street Resurfacing Program
• teens injured in Sat. night crash
• Police: Man hit car, tree, fled before being arrested
• Backwoods bound
• Are school closures 
in D-47’s future?
• Grafton Township plans electronic recycling event
• District 300 to plan future
• College funding
workshops scheduled
• District 50 fires business manager
• Walgreens fined for violation
• Island Lake board further limits mayor’s role
• The campaign 
for new hospitals
• Krug: Comments return Monday with new rules
• Peasley: Hearthstone Communities to
 celebrate 125 years of service
• Two injured in Route 12 crash
• Dad’s 
surprise 
visit
• Cary official: Robo calls not from village
• McCaleb: Senate GOP offers ‘menu’ of potential cuts
• Retired police officer loses, finds gun at store
• Helmer bond hearing scheduled for Tuesday
• Brain cancer settlement boosts Gavers foundation
• An early Earth Hour celebration
• Marengo pool to open this summer
• Missouri man charged 
in meat locker burglary
• Clark apologizes for profanity at D-300 meeting
• McHenry County Grand Jury indictments
• Swim instructor found guilty of abusing students
• Missouri man charged in Jones Meat Locker burglary
• Swim instructor found guilty in sex abuse case
• Two hurt in a.m. crash in Volo
• Gun lost, found at Crystal Lake Walmart
• Bianchi’s office gets back to business
• Program details McHenry fire district’s history
• One 'cool' companion
• MCC tuition, fees to rise 9 percent
• Centegra to offer wellness presentations
• Mozart Festival tickets set to go on sale April 4
• New librarian, technology on docket for new library board
• Nurses to teach poison prevention
• Two vying for Cary Park District seat
• Cary Village Board candidates detail goals
• Forensics team presents speech showcase
• Belvidere man faces theft, burglary charges
• D-300 students protest board decision on layoffs
• College funding workshops set
• Charity Wine Tasting
• County Board eyes ways to recoup costs of Bianchi trial
• Early voting, absentee deadlines loom
• Artist makes final presentation in District 15 before retiring in Mexico
• LITH skate parks 
open for season
• Crystal Lake plans to dip into 
reserves to balance budget
• Dundee library offers identity theft program
• Bianchi cleared of first indictment charges
• Candidates disagree on Lakewood fire service
• Nick’s Pizza & Pub hosts benefit for autism center
• MCC to host area 
job fair Monday
• Sessions set for adults interested in MCC
• Lyons: Prosecution never drew line Bianchi supposedly crossed
• D-300 approves layoffs
• Flood warning issued in County
• Library to host Lego 
Race Car Workshop
• Library hosts tutor 
recruitment meeting
• Judge dismisses Bianchi case
• D-300 proposes laying off 363
• Hoffman Park’s new trails soon could open to public
• Hospital hosts caregivers event
• 
Former FBI agent to talk at Coffee with Chief
• Hebron considers impact fee removal
• Walsh sounds off during town hall
• Free special 
trash pickup this week in Cary
• Two vie for board seat in Lakewood
• Prices of milk, lunches to go up in District 3
• Literacy volunteers wanted 
at MCC
• SleepOut for Shelter registration open
• Applications due for MCC scholarships
• County website wins Sunny Award
• Algonquin woman injured in 3-vehicle accident
• Council candidates to attend March 31 forum
• Quilting topic at lunch 
of University Women
• Block stress, 
find relief
• Event benefits spastic paralysis research
• Health department to mark World TB Day
• Algonquin woman injured in a.m. crash
• Defense downplays evidence of 'hidden' files
• Expert: Nearly 200 campaign files on Bianchi secretary's computer
• Two charged in arson incident in McHenry
• Early bird registration on for LITH summer camp
• Thompson: Dealing with social network anxiety
• Forum set for Bull Valley village candidates
• Island Lake man charged with burglary
• Ferrentino, local political activist, dies
• Island Lake election bringing 
6 candidates for 3 available seats
• District 26 cuts 16 teachers
• Joe Walsh to host town meeting
• Plane leaving area crashes in S. Wis.
• College announces 
April concert schedule
• Suspects sought 
in tire slashings
• Peace Corps veterans reminisce 
as organization turns 50
• Nominations open for Spirit of Public Health Awards
• Forum set March 31 for Bull Valley village candidates
• Girl Scouts recover funds through generosity
• Walsh to host McHenry meeting
• Bianchi civil chief testifies against boss
• Cary man charged with solicitation to commit murder
• Lightning suspected in CL, Cary fires
• Health department to offer reduced fee for well testing
• A mighty heart
• MCC candidates look to future
• On the record with ... Norman Jones
• Looking Forward
• Trips and Tours plans wine, dine, dance outing
• Lightning suspected in CL, Cary fires
• Fire snarls CL traffic
• McHenry County under flood advisory until 7 tonight
• Krug: Don’t like your tax bill? Challenge it
• Money stolen from Girl Scouts troop
• ‘Peeping Tom’ arrest made in Woodstock
• Town hall meetings with Congressman Walsh
• 6th Ward seat up 
for grabs
• LITH Rotary bringing hope 
to Guatemala
• Learn interviewing 
basics through program
• Arbor Day Foundation recognizes Algonquin, LITH
• Darnall to share radio memories in Huntley
• Vote to decide treasurer selection
• Story promotes education
• Bianchi trial to start Monday
• Interfaith certification course offered
• Hebron may ax impact fees
• Peasley: Orchard will donate to local food pantry
• McCaleb: Sort through election by getting informed
• Bald for a cause
• Reward offered after 
tires found slashed
• Man sentenced to 23 years for manslaughter
• More layoffs possible for D-158
• Wonder Lake man gets 23 years in woman's death
• Mercy plan draws fire from competitors
• Competitors slam Mercy hospital proposal
• Man awarded $900 K over crash with Richmond school bus
• Jury awards almost $900,000 in personal injury case
• Controlled burns today in LITH
• Church to host prayer for Japan
• One injured, lane closed in Fox River Grove crash
• Request to open Bettendorf Castle withdrawn
• Fundraiser to help 
Johnsburg teen
• Crystal Lake firm headed to Wisconsin
• Community shaves hair for charity
• Man pleads guilty to having child porn
• Hultgren plans town hall meeting in Hampshire
• American Legion to host Texas Hold ’Em tourney
• Chicago group gains county YMCA
• County eligible for money for blizzard
• Children’s show adds performance, cuts ticket prices
• Health department warns against potassium iodide
• MCC to offer new health career bridge program
• Judge: Bianchi case to continue
• Off the radar: Despite state registry, some sex offenders slip out of sight
• Historian, author to speak
• Former officer pleads guilty
• Algonquin spends $71K in Riverside Square case
• Aid to Haiti event planned
• Former corrections officer pleads guilty
• Judge denies motion to dismiss Bianchi case
• District 50 cutting 18 teachers, staff
• Tax appeals hit record high
• Village rejects Mercy’s bid
• Another $90K billed for Bianchi investigation
• A capella group sets sights on nationals
• CL native designs T-shirts to raise money for Red Cross efforts in Japan
• Dad pilots son home from duty
• D-156 hopefuls discuss finances
• Turning Point gives violence training
• County Board approves its rules
• Tax benefits part of land preservation
• A story on page 2 of Tuesday’s Local & Reg
• Learn to do rhumba, waltz, others at MCC
• Cary aims to raise $20K in April for 
local hunger relief
• FRG man suspected in multiple burglaries
• Bunco event to benefit food pantry April 8
• Lyons: We don’t need legislative pest control
• Man hurt in McHenry condo fire
• Bills try to dim sunshine laws
• Oliver: Show off putting skills at Mini-Links event
• MoveOn, tea party hold protests
• Bianchi holds off on request to fill post
• Barrington Hills toddler killed by dresser
• Cary, Fox River Grove candidates forums set
• D-300 braces for ‘overhaul’
• MCC to host strength, conditioning clinic
• Station veers off track
• Federal court rejects 
Canadian National appeal
• D-156 votes to cut teachers
• Illinois senator pushes 
to raise minimum wage
• Girls to go bald for St. Baldrick’s
• D-26 OKs cutting up to 17 jobs
• D-200 Official: Cuts not 
budget-related
• Another $90,000 billed for Bianchi probe
• Richmond company moving to Michigan
• Metra drops plans for Ridgefield station
• Marengo OKs TIFs
• Eight hurt in 2-vehicle crash near Woodstock
• Police up patrols for St. Patrick’s Day
• ‘Vexatious’ or vindictive?
• Thompson: Two wheels are better than 6 any day
• Join together with the band
• Alleged thiefs tied to similar crimes
• Permission to shop for energy on local ballots
• Area police injured, squad cars wrecked in DUI, chase
• Four-year degrees the only way?
• Injury, violence prevention focus of Health Week
• Cary Sparrow’s Nest 
to host fashion parade
• Casciaro trial delayed again
• Forum focuses on MCC finance
• (Almost) 93 and still working
• LITH to host Lunch 
with a Cop in April
• National Healthcare Decisions Day event planned at MCC
• D-300 to cut 26 positions
• Watch for scammers when donating to relief in Japan
• Two charged in bust of ‘high-quality’ marijuana
• Casciaro trial delayed again
• Looking Forward
• Meet D-156 school board candidates Tuesday
• On the record with ... Christopher Green
• Interest high in D-156 contest
• Commentary: No ambiguity in ‘No More Excuses’
• 8 hospitalized in Route 14 accident
• Fire destroys McHenry home
• Striking camp
• TaxWatch gathers support
• District 300 candidate forum Tuesday
• Dundee library plans spring break programs for children
• Dundee library club 
to host Pizza Summit
• Route 14 closed for accident investigation
• Fire destroys McHenry home
• Johnsburg 
board candidates 
to address issues
• Fox Waterway finalizes satellite locations for 2011
• Wellness Place plans community cancer walk
• Village introduces recycling program
• Tax town hall meeting scheduled for today
• Walgreens accused of failing check
• Krug: Online comments taking a brief hiatus
• A McHenry County grand jury recently indic
• Peasley: High school singers head to New York
• Women's history month: A history of achievement
• Expressing his world
• Algonquin Fire damages house
• Palmer House to host mother-daughter tea
• Women form Pioneer Center auxiliary
• Lakewood sports complex developers still 
optimistic
• Woodstock City Council to hear Mercy proposal
• Longtime instructor reflects on approaching century mark
• Eco-group offers ‘Green Bag Lunch’
• McCaleb: Endorsements part of election conversation
• McHenry man gets 14 years for armed robbery
• Bank: ‘Tyvek Tower’ sold
• Police say Algonquin 
boy attacked family
• Crystal Lake native in Japan: Feels like Sept. 11
• LITH apartment fire 
under investigation
• Police arrest 3 in burglary investigation
• Lutheran schools celebrate spirit week
• Fire damages LITH apartments
• Riverside Square has been sold
• McHenry Police arrest 3 in burglary, narcotics investigation
• Residents invited to attend
watershed planning meeting
• Felony charges 
for identity theft
• In-home biz rules change in LITH
• County officials and historians weigh in on Wikipedia’s worth
• Wyss: Us-versus-them fosters hate, hinders progress
• Local soldier dies in Afghanistan
• SleepOut event benefits PADS
• Kreutzer Road extension study gets Huntley’s OK
• Man, 20, gets 22 years in plea
• Franks alleges fiscal abuse on Metra board
• Hebron mulls landmark designation for water tower
• Speaker series 
explores green initiatives, results
• Ex-Bears receiver Keane, of McHenry, dies
• County eyes redistricting
• Playschool to host open house
• Nominations sought for awards
• 2011 Spring Sidewalk Replacement Program
• County Board looks at redistricting timetable
• Residents focus on giving in Lent
• Island Lake mayor to file lawsuit against trustees
• 15 charged at underage drinking party
• Defenders celebrate 41 years of green efforts
• School, Fire Rescue raise funds for cancer research
• Churches feeling economic pinch
• Lyons: Requiem for capital punishment
• A spelling extravaganza: CL fifth-grader advances to national bee
• CL man gets 3 years 
for attack on ex
• HAHS to celebrate 
with dinner, auction
• Caregiver forged check, police say
• Farewell to Camp 
Algonquin planned
• Bianchi attorney: Prosecutors abused grand jury process
• Illinois abolishes death penalty
• D-156 reopens leader search
• LITH to grow airport, improve safety
• County Board re-advertises vacancy on zoning board
• Local reaction to abolishing death penalty is mixed
• School collects paper products on Fridays
• Spring series to begin
• Marengo bracing for TIF decisions
• Severe weather season on way
• Immanuel Lutheran hosts open house at school
• Recycle personal papers
• Flowers to benefit youth
• Dentist, father have until April
 to give response
• Oliver: A not-so-simple tale of boy and dog
• Vanishing mom-and-pop stores?
• Parks and Rec Department 
offering online registration
• 
Information session on ballot question planned
• Summer school
• Woodstock man charged with unlawful restraint
• Dress for less: Event helps prom-goers save
• Ponzi scheme nets prison
• County seeks applicants for ethics, housing commissions
• Lakemoor teen pleads guilty to burglary charge
• D-156 plans for staff cuts
• All Night Bingo event planned at Marian Central to fund improvements
• Family displaced after house fire
• Kottke to perform 
at ECC on April 2
• Salgado case sent outside county
• Trustees vote to change law firms
• Wood Bat Classic to benefit cancer program
• State behind on payments to D26
• Local pom squads place at state
• Jail time for hitting pregnant woman
• Residential development still stalled
• Recycling drive set Saturday
• Salgado case sent to out-of-county judge
• Book dramatist to read at league luncheon
• Buckle your seat belt; we’re going downtown
• Doctor, comedian presents drug abuse program
• Circuit Breaker help available in Woodstock
• MCC to feature 2 free concerts this month
• ‘Skills for a New Millennium’ set
• County spelling bee leads to nationals
• One child at a time
• McHenry family displaced after home fire
• Ridgefield Metra hearing in limbo
• Looking Forward
• Plenty of questions on April ballot
• High school artists’ work wanted for show, contest
• Spring gardening classes open for registration 
at MCC
• FRG to get housing grant
• Creative Artistry offers classes
• On the record with ... Teresa Jaramillo-Ryan
• C’ville seeks donations for firefighter memorial
• Johnsburg utility tax up for review as soon as April
• Island Lake trustees look to switch law firms
• Civil War speaker to open museum’s season
• Water tower may become landmark
• Pneumonia vaccination clinic offered March 18
• McHenry offers lifeguard training course in March
• WL seeking nominations 
for parade marshal
• Local grief group meets Wednesday in McHenry
• Bi-state horse workshop offered all day April 2
• Peasley: Magazine names Harvard woman as Master Farmer
• Financial aid advice presented
• Krug: Making cuts can’t really be that difficult
• Early detection key to treatment
• Marine welcomed home by two new family members
• Women encouraged to prioritize health
• Is Illinois’ Open Meetings Act open enough?
• Volunteers to be celebrated with parade, 5K, bags tourney
• Cambridge Lakes charter school starts open enrollment
• Older and unemployed
• Harvard couple allegedy neglected children
• Man gets 8 years 
for residential burglary
• Riverside Square could sell; village not optimistic
• 39 arrested in warrant roundup
• Boyfriend sentenced to 6 years
• Teachers get creative as budget cuts curb field trips
• McCaleb: Sorry, there’s no more to give ECC profs
• Boy sells art for Autism awareness
• A look at the political landscape with an angrier elecorate
• Harvard couple allegedly neglected children
• A look at the political landscape with an angrier electorate
• Central student arrested on stabbing charges
• Jewelry event to benefit Centegra Helping Hand
• Lawyer accepts 
judge 
position
• Carpentersville man admits to stabbing girlfriend
• Waterway agency trims budget
• Algonquin woman identified in fatal LITH crash
• Arrested teacher resigns
• Police department to try part-timers
• Diabetes seminar set
• FRG schedules information session on ballot question
• Unity Church to host spring clothing swap
• Shooting for the Stars Gala set
• Castle owners want to host events
• UFOs 101 program scheduled
• Woodstock library to host health talk
• Wyss: April 5 election deserves full attention
• Tap dance performance scheduled
• Banding together in Huntley
• Trash 
or treasure? TV reality show boosts interest in self-storage unit auctions
• Kreutzer Road project nears approval
• Oswego man to face new charges
• CL man pleads guilty to DUI
• Bianchi: No plan to probe Nygren
• Man faces 14 years in fatal DUI
• Police: Man in prison for manslaughter solicited child for sex
• Transition program teaches life lessons
• Court OKS sale of YMCA
• Residents elect Roth as new trustee
• Two-car crash near MCC caused tie-up on Rt. 14
• Teen distracted by radio crashes into pole in CL
• D-156 budget doing better than expected
• Jury acquits man of church burglary
• County Board reviews proposed rule changes
• CL theater violated child labor laws, officials say
• Bean on to ‘new chapter’
• Registration fees 
unchanged for 2012
• Woodstock library to host Houdini program
• Wasting company time?
• Lyons: Bianchi Probe II: The Empire Strikes Anyway
• YMCA of McHenry County to be part of Y of Metro Chicago
• Jury acquits man in Crystal Lake church burglary
• Album captures memories of ‘The Suburbs’
• Groups want say in D-156
• Social services ask county 
to speak up
• Where do prosecutors draw the line?
• Woodstock backs Centegra plan
• Arson not suspected in Island Lake fire
• Education Foundation to host variety showcase
• CL doles out hotel tax funds to local nonprofits
• Noah gets his wish
• SleepOut planning 
meeting set Thursday
• League sponsors candidate forums
• New township trustee to be voted in tonight
• Senior activities set Thursdays
• Oliver: Album captures memories of ‘The Suburbs’
• County approves of Mercy proposal
• Libraries encourage patrons to check out e-books
• Algonquin woman dies after crash
• Social service reps plead with county board
• RiverWalk Center under new management
• Thompson: Take these funny ladies’ words for it
• D-26 to cut 5.5 teaching positions
• Fire in Island Lake claims machine shop
• Suspect charged in attempted robberies
• County Board members react to new indictments
• Board votes to cut Preschool for All program
• Portion of Dunham Road closed starting today for bridge work
• Defense calls prosecution ‘incredibly reckless’
• Mobile food pantry Friday in Crystal Lake
• MCC celebrates 
Women’s History Month
• Culver’s event in Huntley to assist MDA
• Area farmer wins money for school
• Marengo mulls TIF districts
• Alternate member sought for zoning board
• Rakow Road project gets under way today
• Bianchi and two of his investigators named in new indictments
• Shivering swimmers take plunge
• Six hospitalized from gas leak
• Car burns in Wauconda cemetery
• District 26 classes have 32 kids and counting
• On the Record With ... Jason Housh
• Locally speaking
• Hire 
education: Professionals draw on personal experience to offer job search advice for McHenry County candidates
• CO leak sends C'ville family to hospital
• Car burns in Wauconda cemetery
• Preliminary diagnosis of autism leads Woodstock mom to look for another explanation
• Bianchi probe cost remains murky
• Health department seeks nominees
• Coyne to offer tips for parents at presentation
• Centegra pearls to promote wellness
• Woodstock City Council to 
consider Centegra support
• Bowling event to benefit Avon Walk
• Peasley: Honoring friend behind the lens
• Krug: Walsh in Washington: Doing it his way
• Parents University offers guidance for those with high schoolers
• Police investigate fight at LITH eatery
• Huntley launches new library catalog system
• McCaleb: Relative calm before April 5 election
• Police give car seat safety check
• YMCA bankruptcy filing forces closure of Camp Algonquin
• Man pleads guilty to Feb. drug charge
• County reviews 2010 accomplishments
• Walsh firm on reform
• United Way Volunteer Center links residents, agencies
• Crystal Lake man sentenced to 20 years for rape
• CL man sentenced for '08 rape, home invasion
• Camp Algonquin to close
• Harvard-Diggins Library 
to host Celtic musicians
• Pearls of wisdom
• LITH parks department 
to host Family Fun Night
• Village plans $300,000 park
• Women arrested at Woodstock massage parlor
• Conservation district 
to host green event
• Legal bills vex Island Lake
• County looks to work on process for redistricting
• One in custody 
in alleged theft
• Runaway senators 
meet in Woodstock
• McHenry men rob pizza delivery man, police say
• Johnsburg Road work set for spring 2012
• Wyss: Wearing union label increasingly unpopular
• Parenting class to begin
• Green Drinks group plans to meet March 2
• Police accuse teacher of 
inappropriate exchanges
• McHenry man charged with public indecency
• 2011 Little Miss Peanut contest open to applicants
• Learn super-couponing tricks and techniques
• C-ville man fit for trial
• LITH man arrested on charges of child porn
• Woodstock teacher charged with inappropriate exchanges with student
• McHenry men confess to robbing pizza man, police say
• Missing Wisconsin senators met in Woodstock
• Crystal Lake man admits to kidnapping
• Appellate prosecutor was unaware of role in Bianchi case
• Committee considers moving fireworks show
• Wonder Lake to flush hydrants
• Emergency responder attends training
• MCC officials ponder tuition hike
• Girl Scouts sell cookies for deployed soldiers
• New faces dot D-26 Community Engagement Committee
• Teachers encouraged to apply for journalism institute
• Wonder Lake baseball sets registration date
• MCC offers free technology workshops
• McHenry County at risk for radon
• Lyons: Who needs the Sunshine State?
• Freedom to fetch at LITH Bark Park
• Bianchi wants judge, not jury
• Health system hosts lectures on wellness
• WOODSTOCK – The District 200 Board of Educ
• District 200 issues bonds
• Bianchi requests bench trial; parade, expo allegations struck
• CL man commits suicide in jail
• Marengo pool to close for summer season
• Teens released on bond in Burger King robbery
• On-the-lam 
senators meet in Harvard
• Library to host antique appraisal expert
• Smoking cessation classes scheduled to start March 8
• Community grieves loss of seventh-grader to unknown illness
• Cat rescued in car fire, couple displaced in McHenry
• Child safety seat 
assistance offered
• MCCD plans next programs
• Police: Man had more than 100 grams of pot
• Bowling event supports area mentoring program
• D-26 hears from stakeholders on finances
• Lost Valley Ventures 
offer free family fun
• County Board to vote on Mercy Hospital proposal
• Centegra recognizes 
National Nutrition Month
• Gov’ts ask for $1.65M for blizzard response
• Head-on crash injures three on Route 31
• Trio of siblings battles heart disease, advocates awareness
• Participants sought 
for Cary farmers market
• County agencies want $1.6 million in disaster funds for blizzard
• Wisconsin senators found in Harvard
• Stuck truck blocking Route 47
• Man charged with beating mother commits suicide in jail
• Hail to the Chiefs
• Boosters club finds new use for old instruments
• Library plans 
Friends Mystery Night
• Good Shepherd Auxiliary 
to offer scholarships
• MCC’s info sessions for older students set
• Park district offers positions at job fair
• Library mini golf fundraiser scheduled
• McHenry Middle School 7th grader dies
• Production to highlight King’s message
• Museum’s 
Sampler Series begins 25th year
• Deadline to spend HVA money up this year
• Community Showcase includes talent contest
• Paint, create stained glass art, more at MCC
• Midwest winter weather returns with slippery roads, crashes, and spilled milk
• Ruling curbs mayor’s power
• MCC reschedules spring speaker series
• Hot Club of Detroit to return in March for ECC performances
• City finds new use for old instruments
• Riley clerk, 
supervisor may trade positions
• Grand jury
• Johnsburg Youth Football hosts flower fundraiser
• MMS seventh-grader dies after short illness
• Police: 4 teens robbed McHenry Burger King
• CareTrak available for at-risk residents
• D-200 plans kindergarten registration dates
• A time to remember
• Looking Forward
• On the Record with ... Adam Schraw
• Salt reserves hold up
• Boating seminars for 
coming months scheduled
• Group hopes to raise awareness about eating disorders
• Huntley plans to draft survey seeking resident feedback
• Trip to Chicago Flower and Garden Show scheduled
• MCC sets priority registration dates
• Johnsburg to consider later service of liquor
• Poll results in for McHenry County associate judge position
• Educators could face $93M in cuts 
to transportation
• Fundraising efforts boost students’ opportunities
• Peasley: VFW Post to mark 65th year March 4
• Krug: Spirit of McHenry County a work in ‘progress’
• Café 20 Too performs radio classics for 100
• Winter storm warning in effect
• Police looking for robbery suspect
• C’ville man acquitted 
of murder charges
• Man arrested Friday 
on heroin charges
• CL library initiates needs study
• More bills to take on FOIA
• Police issue citation for underage tobacco sale
• Winter storm warning to go into effect
• C'Ville man acquitted of murder
• Criminal charges dropped 
in Lakemoor family dispute
• LEAFS Club offers free hockey clinic
• McHenry Public Library 
to hold ice cream social
• McCaleb: In real world, deserve’s got nothing to do with it
• Sheriff's department conducts internal investigation
• Cary man charged with sexual assault to 17-year-old
• Insanity defense sought in murder case
• Man charged with 
operating marijuana lab
• Franks seeks to merge mass transit boards
• Heavy lifting
• Groups fear for future as gov’t squeezes funds
• Health officials ask IEPA to help investigate dentist
• CRYSTAL LAKE – McHenry County College will
• Richmond dentist investigated over chemical storage
• Insanity defense sought for FRG man charged with murder
• Man charged with operating marijuana growhouse
• Hebron teen vies to be ‘America’s Next Top Model’
• D-155 program aims 
to educate parents
• D-300 eliminates 5 posts, creates 5 others
• Signs warn Rakow work set to begin
• Chiropractor charged with health care fraud
• Public servant mourned
• Friends of MCC plan pre-Shoe Ball
• Johnsburg police have 2 openings
• Rescue Squad retirees 
to host food distribution
• Centegra to offer health
incentives to women
• Humane Society plans its annual tack, craft sale
• Father, son escape upheaval in Egypt to Woodstock
• Carnival of Commerce expo scheduled to start Saturday
• Service agencies mull cuts
• Teens re-create 1919 Versailles
• Spring Grove supplying replacement mailboxes
• Quinn plan leaves educators cold
• Metro area falls short of record temps
• Police looking for vandalism suspects
• The 411 
on the 1040
• Dutch Creek restoration party will be Saturday
• Metro area falls short of record-breaking temperatures
• Lakemoor chiropractor charged with fraud
• Second man pleads guilty in C'ville home invasion
• Attorney: Curl to plead not guilty NIU student murder case
• Conference set for those who have deaf children
• Doc Haznow Chili Open Golf Classic canceled
• Mental-health wellness class to begin March 5
• CL woman pleads guilty to robbery
• temperature may reach new high
• Fundraising event set 
for Habitat for Humanity
• Fundraiser set for family of late Cary man
• United cancels, delay flights
• Woodstock pulls liquor commission
• County surges to 6th-largest in Ill.
• Police say man struck mother with bat
• Just what the 
doctor ordered?
• Fire Protection will remodel
• 2K-pound ice block 
collapses motel roof
• Low: Year had high points
• Human Race picking up steam
• Influenza cases increase in county
• Miller to perform at ECC
• Stuglis’ lawyers cite misconduct
• CL woman pleads guilty to bank robbery
• Police say CL man struck mother with bat
• Chili Open ice golf tournament canceled
• Defense lawyers allege misconduct in Stuglis case
• Crowds pack Huntley hospital hearing
• Meadowdale jumps with Jill
• Area Legislators 
discuss health care
• Three arrested during traffic enforcement
• Harvard Rotary to serve corned beef and cabbage
• Coffee at the Café events set through spring
• First aid skills to be taught at parks and rec class
• MRSA cases on rise throughout state
• County Board asks judge for scope of Bianchi investigation
• Schools’ spelling bee winners advance
• Kohl’s 
offered 
sales tax incentive
• Start with shower to conserve water
• D-156 committee leans toward in-house hire for superintendent
• Dodgeball to help charity
• Centegra honors organ, tissue donors
• CL Council backs Mercy plan
• Farmers Market seeks sponsorship
• D-26 struggles with budget proposals, increasing class size
• Three Oaks Recreation Area Information
• CL Police investigate possible overdose
• TownSquare Players begins ‘Importance of Being Earnest’ March 4
• Judith Irwin, founding Raue board member, dies
• Cary-Grove searches for stars
• District 300 hears input about cuts
• Jury: Smith guilty in stabbing
• Bowl For Kids’ Sake event to 
benefit Big Brothers Big Sisters
• cops report string of car burglaries
• Towns weigh in on med centers
• District 156 has started 
negotiations with union
• Police: Man shot trying to rob 
pharmacy in critical condition
• Meltdown?
• Authorities: Man shot in alleged pharmacy robbery attempt in serious condition
• Committee on chairman election: We can, but should we?
• Watering Can Wonders on display at library
• School’s blood drive to have ‘Glee’ theme
• Power lines down in Crystal Lake
• Students to Jump Rope, shoot Hoops for Heart
• Love is in the air ... and at the door
• MCC art students exhibit work at Opera House
• Casciaro 
trial delayed
• High school hosts college fair Friday
• My Sister’s Dress collecting formal wear
• Power lines down in McHenry
• Wauconda police investigating shooting incident
• Jury: McHenry man guilty in stabbing; faces up to 30 years
• 16-year-old charged with having weapon 
at school
• 3 hospitalized after Cary crash
• 4 hospitalized in two-car crash 

• Mace family learning to live with pain
• Looking Forward
• Hugs & Kisses
• Forum tackles transportation planning
• On the record with ... Nancy McDonald
• Couples offer marriage advice
• Patriots United to host health care town hall
• More seniors staying in work force – or returning to it
• Have a Heart week set
• District 300 school board invites public to discuss budget cuts
• Library to host culinary tour inspired by ‘Eat, Pray, Love’
• Left-turn lanes to be added to Route 31
• Nominations open for Woman of Year
• Marian to perform 
‘The Music Man’
• Woodstock North teacher named science fellow
• Health 
law puts 
focus on seniors
• Krug: Quinn-anigans: Borrowing against the future
• Peasley: Businessman given Buschkopf award
• Skiers brave cold for fun, ambiance
• Friends remember Johnsburg grad for her positive attitude
• Local teen dies in snowmobile accident
• Students go bald for cancer
• Hospitals request residents’ comments
• Woman injured in 2-vehicle crash
• The thrill of the hill
• D-155 Finance Committee recommends levy reduction
• McCaleb: See you in 2 years, after Rakow widening
• Crystal Lake Central grad killed in car crash
• District 155 agrees to lower tax levy
• Woodstock City Council 
mulls Kohl’s incentives
• Woodstock, Oak streets in C.L. under boil order
• Woodstock hopes to lure Kohl's store next Spring
• Get ready for Rakow Road work
• Board approves new supportive living facility
• Prairie Grove releases 
Super Bowl arrest numbers
• CL South High School to hold MS fundraiser
• AARP to offer tax help
in Lake in the Hills
• Johnsburg considers nuisance law
• Woodstock considers lowering liquor license fees
• Passing the bars
• Educational workshop set for gifted, talented students
• Smith trial set to end Monday
• Woodstock rotary to hold ‘Haitian Idol’
• Retired airline pilot learns new skills from grandson
• Book illustrator will speak at Harvard library
• Friends of MCC Foundation awarded adult ed grant
• Fox River Grove Metra depot on track for summer
• Baby, 
it’s not that cold outside
• Man guilty of trying 
to steal copper pipes
• ECC to present ‘Guys and Dolls’
• Chili Open rescheduled because of ice conditions
• Woodstock seniors can get circuit breaker help
• Chili Open postponed due to ice conditions
• D-200 mulls bond sale
• Cary trustee hopefuls pen open letter
• Trial for home 
invasion case starts
• Girl Scouts celebrate World Thinking Day
• Jacobs to present Pops Concert Extravaganza
• Eco-friendly beer, food fest to benefit Defenders
• Judge: Still no special prosecutor for sheriff
• Police seek owner of abandoned snowmobile found in Fox River
• LITH man faces public indecency charges
• State Police beef 
up tollway patrols
• D-46 OKs tax abatement plan
• More pension reform coming?
• MCCD hosts candlelight cross-country skiing
• Lyons: Nearly 2 feet of snow is worth a pint
• Huntley teacher selected for national fellowship
• McHenry County school districts aim to beat truancy
• County under wind chill advisory
• Hobson drops 
out of board race
• Mercy Hospital Public Hearing Notice
• Crystal Lake Jaycee bring home big awards from region and state
• LITH man charged with public exposure
• Judge again denies prosecutor for Nygren, but leaves door open
• Young volunteers sought for award
• Village, group to sell rain barrels, composters
• Johnsburg flushes sewer project
• Spring festival nears
• Part of LITH without power Tuesday
• McHenry West Campus 
to host trivia night
• Road closed after 
truck hits power line
• Housing prices may continue to fall before stabilizing
• Local vaccination clinic scheduled for next week
• Students ticketed at dance for drinking
• SEIU still plans to act on imposed contracts
• School plans to phase out logo
• Harvard says mining company must settle debt
• Arctic freeze sends chills through area
• D-300 administrators meet with wind energy officials
• Some residents urged 
to examine private wells
• LITH preschool to host luau open house
• Groundhog Days fundraiser today
• Deputy wants sheriff sanctioned in civil case
• Motorcycle club offers scholarships
• Cary-Grove students ticketed at dance
• Snowy winter doesn’t stall Route 47 project
• D-46 board to vote on tax abatement plan
• MCC enrollment for spring semester reaches new record
• Harvard family displaced by early-morning fire
• Meetings to discuss preserving watershed
• County: Define ‘scope’ of Bianchi inquiry
• Suspect guilty in robbery
• McHenry agencies need you
• MCC plans outing to see 
gold exhibit at Field Museum
• Cary-Grove student wins competition
• Dangerous grounds?
• 
Poker run to benefit snowmobile club
• IMSA hosts event for educators
• Carpentersville seeks residents for village panels
• Classes benefit kids, adults
• Army Black Hawk pilot surprised by wife, town on return from Afghanistan
• Prairie Grove officer charged in accident
• Tax aid program begins next week
• County begins search for new EMA director
• Resolution asks judges about status of Bianchi probe
• Officer cited after squad hits motorist
• Poker Run set Feb. 13 in Wonder Lake
• Tribute to the Eagles set Feb. 12 at Opera House
• New Shanghai Circus performs Feb. 11 at Raue
• Babies not delayed by blizzard
• Screening for oral, head, neck cancers
• Looking forward
• Centegra 
offers Mammo Mondays in February
• Marian Central shows addition
• Dinner benefits band, choir trip
• On the Record With ... Ingrid Danler
• Locals warm to snowmobile race on lake
• Cardio screening set Feb. 19
• MCC to offer free tax help
• LITH citizens urged to join CERT team
• HUNTLEY – Grafton Township is sponsoring a
• Group starts foreclosure 
crisis support group
• Anti-Bullying Network 
to meet in Woodstock
• Speakers to offer advice to parents
• CL event aids Pets in Need
• Grief group hosts meeting
• Frequent flier miles can benefit Ill. sick children
• Krug: It’s what you didn’t see that counted
• Nick’s Pizza & Pub hosts food drive
• Peasley: Blizzard of ’67 recalled
• Auditions for Education Foundation showcase set
• Prairie Ridge cheer squad places 3rd in competition
• Environmental Defenders to host
recycling drive
• Library computers will be unavailable during update
• Lakemoor residents to vote on term limits in April election
• Bills for blizzard trickle in
• Huntley library looks to increase revenue
• Ahead of the curve
• More snow to come
• Smith’s 3rd trial to stay in county
• Residents urged to uncover hydrants buried by snow
• Huntley teen to play at Super Bowl pre-game show
• Wonder Lake Radar Run to take ice Sunday
• Correction
• Wonder Lake winter 
Dog festival today
• Walmart closed because of structural concerns
• Back 
to class
• McCaleb: Roads disappeared, but our journalists didn’t
• Golfview gets ‘Gold’ for nutrition
• Judge rules Green fit for trial
• Community leaders tout silver linings
• FRG man found competent for murder trial
• Judge denies Smith's request to move murder trial
• Antioch Walmart closed because of structural concerns
• Woodstock City Council OKs changes to Merryman permit
• Group to D-155: Cut pay
• Campuses dig out lots, roads
• Unsung heroes help during blizzard
• Ski event rescheduled
• Johnsburg high school students, staff raise money for ill sophomore
• Go Red to support women’s health
• New Huntley fire station on schedule, deputy says
• Community shave to benefit St. Baldrick’s
• Fox River Grove hosts
Business Roundtable
• Wyss: Snow day one for camaraderie books
• Around the Clock starts ticking again after storm
• East Crystal Lake Avenue Improvement Phase III Engineering Request for Proposals
• City of Crystal Lake State of the Community
• Safety Alert - Check Your Vents
• Forecasters expect snow to stick around
• SUV and snowmobile collide in Harvard
• Schools back in session Friday
• Northwest Herald delivery update
• Neighbors help each other after snowfall
• Hospitals issued ‘code white,’ prepared for storm
• Storm third-largest on record for area
• Some all smiles as snow stops, shoveling begins
• Sheriff has help rescuing motorists
• Getting ‘back to normal’ might just take awhile
• Officials discourage travel; cold temps move in
• Technology makes snow day business as usual
• Blizzard leaves drivers stranded
• Staying safe outdoors when it’s cold
• After rough couple days, life returning to normal
• Snowplowers help area dig out
• Adopt a Hydrant
• Portion of Route 120 still closed; other routes hazardous
• Thursday closing list grows
• Stranded drivers tell tales of snowy night, morning
• Many schools closing a second day
• Neighbors help each other through blizzard
• Carbon monoxide, natural gas may pose threat
• Hospitals were and remain prepared
• Plows, emergency crews struggle to keep up with blizzard
• Utilities scrambling to restore power across Ill.
• Take care while shoveling; prevent injuries
• Police: Suburban Chicago man dies while shoveling
• More successes to come, County Board chairman says
• Man gets 
7 years for abuse to young girl
• Oliver: Recent state law takes aim at bullying
• Closings and postponements
• Tow truck drivers benefit from weather
• Thursday closing list grows
• People clear shelves, book rooms
• Woodstock cancels prognostication
• Metra issues system-wide service alert
• Sheriff's Office: Do not travel
• Bye, bye blizzard; hello subzero temperatures
• City Officials Urge Residents to Stay Home as Storm Clean-up Efforts Continue
• Storm leaves thousands in Illinois without power
• NWH delivery temporarily suspended; e-edition issue will be free
• NWH delivery may be difficult; e-edition issue will be free
• Blizzard's impact on Illinois may be historic
• Metra service changes due to blizzard
• Colossal storm roars through nation's heartland
• Blizzard brings county to standstill
• MCC to help with taxes
• DREAM Act subject of student discussion at MCC
• MCC’s student-run restaurant opens to public
• Turning Point seeks 
donations for auction
• It's still coming!
• McHenry man sentenced in sexual abuse case
• Crystal Lake man gets 20 years in prison for sexual assault
• ECC International Film Series returns this week
• Rotarians host 22nd 
annual charity auction
• It’s Our Little Secret announces holiday donation results
• Firefighters rescue dog from water
• MCC series to center on green topics
• Singers of United Lands to perform
• Spring Grove police charge 15 with underage drinking
• Free income tax program offered for area seniors
• Coyotes not cause for alarm
• Trip to Rockford 
for hockey game set
• Grafton Township promotes e-waste recycling in event
• Dance scheduled 
for dads, daughters
• Coffee at the Café Groundhog-themed
• Police Department Response During Snowstorm
• Delayed Refuse and Recyclable Collection Due to Severe Winter Weather
• February 1, 2011 City Council Meeting Canceled
• SG Police: 15 charged at underage drinking party
• MCC to host Valentine concert Feb. 13
• CL man gets 20 years in sex assault
• McHenry man gets probation in sexual abuse case
• Singers of United Lands perform Feb. 9 at MCC
• Record jumps thrill crowd
• McHenry County could get 18 inches of snow
• Looking Forward
• Her mission abroad
• Seniors to see ‘Guys and Dolls’
• Harvard building owner to rebuild
• Green Drinks group to meet
• Dinner, dance to benefit kids
• On the Record With ... Bill Brogan
• McHenry County could get 18 inches of snow
• Accident in Crystal Lake flips car, injures 3
• Veterans group to host Honor Flight fundraiser
• Peasley: Legendary coach honored at award event
• A study in contrasts
• Krug: The time for talking is over
• D300 schools locked down Friday
• Two injured in pipe bomb explosion
• Forum brings groups together
• Local athletes qualify for Junior Olympics
• FRG votes to require sprinklers
• Watershed planning meetings set for February
• Fox Waterway may cut budget
• 
Parks department offers children’s bowling
• Library awaits zoning decision for future move
• ‘State of McHenry’ 
mayoral luncheon set
• Parents invited to information session on D-300 Dual Language Program
• Catholic Schools Week starts today
• MCC speaker series plans debate on ‘drive for green’
• Recreation classes help body, mind
• Island Lake finds many uncollected tickets
• McCaleb: Welcome to Illinois, unless you’re a business
• Musicians 'Shake Off the Winter Blues'
• Police arrest sex offender
• Former McHenry resident charged with
 identity theft
• LITH man convicted in car scam
• Scissors art session set at Woodstock library
• List of high school board candidates narrows
• Woodstock learning center 
remembers Challenger tragedy on 25th anniversary
• MCCD spring program registration opens
• Family remembers transplant recipient who defied odds
• Smith: Relocate 3rd trial
• Walsh to set up office in Fox Lake
• Police arrest registered sex offender
• LITH man convicted in car scam
• Smith wants 3rd murder trial moved elsewhere
• Cary, police agree on contract
• Planning for the
 golden years
• MCC offers ACT practice test
• Firefighters put out Wonder Lake blaze
• Cary community panelists sought
• Cheerleaders gear up for sectionals competition
• YMCA seeks Ch. 11
• Woman 
hurt when convertible strikes pole
• County seeking federal funding
• Prior injuries ruled admissible
• Woman accused of stealing car, cash
• Woman pleads guilty in fatal DUI
• CL South looks for new logo
• Flower shop to host 
native plant presentation
• Hebron soldier has lunch with first lady
• Sportsman’s Club hosts ice fishing derby Sunday
• CL Park District plans family date nights
• Wonder Lake baseball league sign-up dates set
• YMCA seeks bankruptcy protection
• Lyons: Beware messengers who see too much red
• D-300 wants public’s help
• ‘They should know what it was like years ago’
• Seidel: Politics forced my ouster
• Misdemeanor pleas 
taken for gun accident
• 50 days jail for pit bull 
attack on police officer
• Man sexually abused 3-year-old, gets 3 years
• Hospital plans face questions
• MCC shifts computer plan
• McHenry fire officials take step to expand station
• Illinois-educated physicians are fleeing state to practice
• Man sent to prison for molesting 3-year-old
• Oliver: Story time offers children needed boost
• Fish hatchery at minor standstill
• United Way donations up
• Alden Road proposal 
fails to impress critics
• Walsh, Manzullo pan Obama's proposals
• Attorneys want psychologist to see toxin suspect
• District 26 completes bond sale
• CL park fees in line to climb
• A love of teaching, a lasting difference
• Bill would eliminate lawmakers’ pensions
• Lawyers seek psych exam for puffer fish toxin defendant
• MCCD to host event 
‘In Celebration of Owls’
• Corrections
• Referendum could let residents elect County Board chairman
• Professional’s conference
to focus on philanthropy
• Man dies in crash near Rockford
• Enrollments expected to drop in District 26
• Business leaders forming group to support D-156 candidates
• Entertainer shares anti-bullying message through use of magic
• TLC celebrates 20 years
• MCC offers continuing ed dance
• Forum place for resources
• D-47 prepares for fewer teachers
• Villages spread the (electronic) word
• Professional’s conference 
to focus on philanthropy
• Centegra sponsors free lectures
• Centegra Strong Woman set for Feb. 24
• Bingo Group hosts stroke prevention program
• Not ‘just’ probation
• MCC to offer 
foreign language, signing classes
• ‘Getting Started’ seminars set at MCC
• Female duo bringing harmonies to ECC
• McHenry man killed in Rockford crash
• Harvard fire still 
under investigation
• Cary-Grove youth program to stay
• Looking Forward
• On the record with ... Jeffery Stark
• Program to help parents, teens connect
• Former Woodstock coach 
to receive award
• Raue Center turns 10
• Daddy Daughter Date Night returns Feb. 11
• Small Business Marketing During a Recession
• Grassroots group eyes D155 teacher talks
• Area high school students 
compete in Science Olympiad
• House fire leaves home uninhabitable
• Family Service CEO says goodbye
• Bull Valley Garden Club plans February luncheon
• Open houses to address road reconstruction
• Harvard to step up Super Bowl patrols
• McHenry Lions Club gets ready for pancake day
• D-156 community committee to meet
• School board reprimands 
administrator for conduct
• Mother, daughter selling cookies for troops
• Krug: It’s owl in a day’s work for us
• Peasley: Bears fandom spans decades
• Downtown Harvard building burns
• Officials, residents exchange opinions
• Kirk, Manzullo, Walsh speak at town-hall event
• Local business owners angry over state tax increase
• Library welcomes old-time radio host
• Area’s best high school musicians prepare for concert
• D-200 seeks Love to Read volunteers
• McCaleb: Yes, it’s been cold, but not record cold
• Judge denies Bianchi request to dismiss charges
• Police: Man beat his accomplice in jail
• Superfans predict win on Sunday
• McHenry police seeking suspect in bank robbery
• Police investigating McHenry bank robbery
• Joe Walsh to host town hall meeting
• Carrick murder trial 
postponed a month
• McHenry’s Ted Stilling receives service award
• Student delegation heads to D.C. for anti-drug coalition forum
• D-300 school board 
changes meeting site
• Squad car part 
of 3-car crash
• Fox River Grove approves strip mall
• Suicide awareness next at Coffee with the Chief
• Next step for McCullom Lake: Test the air
• Lost Valley Ventures 
offer weekend family fun
• Salvation Army tops fundraising goal
• MCC appoints West to key executive role
• Open house set for 
Barlina House Preschool
• Once fit to be tied, Packer backer will deliver some payback cheese
• Water rate review could take year
• Library helping those seeking financial aid
• No qualified bids for ‘Tyvek Tower’
• ‘Under the Streetlamp’ might add 2nd show
• Public hearing set for Huntley hospital project
• Ticket prices soar for Bears-Packers game
• No qualified bids for Riverside Square
• Trial in Carrick murder case postponed
• Salvation Army surpasses fundraising goal
• Three-car crash in Woodstock involved squad car
• Girl playing with matches starts fire in WL
• Breakfast to raise money for breast cancer walk
• Von Allmen appointed Johnsburg police chief
• New Lakemoor police chief brings experience
• Merryman 
rejects language 
in amendment
• Roundtable eyes Cary commerce
• Fox River Grove to vote on strip mall
• The Maplewood School property that the Car
• Food truck to feed 
CL families in need
• Public invited to tour Lost Valley Visitor Center
• Environmental Defenders plan book sale
• Judges needed for 
D-300 science fair
• Learn fact, fiction 
regarding groundhogs
• Bears-Packers rivalry leads to split loyalties in families
• Presentation of 
biotechnology planned
• Airbags stolen from Auto Group
• FBI not starting probe of Nygren
• Clinic offers free dental work for kids
• Getting their head in the game
• Weather spotter class 
scheduled for Feb. 24
• United Way executive 
David Barber to retire
• FBI: Deputy's claims against sheriff not worth pursuing
• Oliver: Caution needed in aftermath of tragedy
• Woodstock postpones vote
• Sen. Duffy to meet tea party, voters
• D-156 chooses plan for bonds
• Marian Central Catholic High School debuts 8 new classrooms, chapel
• County picks up 
Bianchi’s latest bill
• Man gets 3 years in prison 
for sex with underaged girl
• D-26 to send out for bids on Maplewood, again
• SleepOut for Shelter planning meeting set
• Dundee-Crown to host freshman orientation
• Burglary foiled at factory
• The path 
to McHenry’s great escapes
• McHenry man sent to prison for sex with young girl
• McHenry couple lose combined 321 pounds
• Thompson: Are you scouting out the annual cookies?
• Big Hollow buildings torn down
• Snow leads to car crashes in county
• Naturally 7 to harmonize Feb. 4 at ECC Arts Center
• Fox Lake, Spring Grove reach border agreement
• Foundation website easier to navigate, donate
• Road closing Wednesday for sewer work
• Care Bears
• Bears-Packers game
 ticket buyers beware of scams
• Entry forms available 
for D-300 Piano Festival
• McHenry compiles, prioritizes project list
• Sportsplex avoids setback
• Kierna to speak at Cary Roundtable meeting
• First aid, CPR/AED training offered
• People of many faiths honor legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.
• Community leader Howard ‘Bud’ Scott dies
• Johnsburg teen takes on cancer fight
• Services set for former waterway chairman
• New website aids community
• American Legion Post seeks singers for National Anthem
• Looking Forward
• Local reps against bill to borrow
• Chihuahua survives rare attack from owl
• MCC To host FAFSA workshop
• McHenry to review renovation plans
• On the Record With ... Cynthia Certik
• Celtic artist to perform
• Hospital auxiliary 
to offer scholarships
• Clinic set for Feb. 18
• New bill would impose pension 
reforms on existing participants
• Teen helps bring ‘Streetlamp’ to Huntley
• Area libraries add 
mobile catalog use
• Writing the rules and 
cashing in
• Board to decide on bond repayment plan
• Systems once eyed sharing a hospital
• Conservation effort stays strong after three years
• Legislators write pension rules and 
cash in
• Krug: Putting out the call for recall
• Peasley: Specialty crops sprouting up
• LITH man faces charges in hit-and-run
• Organizer hopes to add more teams to pond hockey tournament
• Holstein remembered as ‘friendly, wonderful’
• Benefit today for Cary teen
• McCaleb: Quinn is either smartest governor, or he’s not
• Norge attracts international jumpers
• Moments of silence to return to schools
• Probation, jail time for teen who choked baby
• Engineer: WL residents should run water after water line repairs
• Change in tone concerns local politicians
• Trial for ‘Angel of Death’ case moved to April 18
• Obesity, Type 2 diabetes dual epidemics
• Engineer: WL residents should run water after line repairs
• McHenry Garden Club 
to meet Thursday
• Fifteen apply for 
associate judge spot
• LITH to take on Marengo, Union dispatch
• MCCD celebrates 
owls with prowls
• D-50 hosts screenings for pre-kindergarten
• One fridge 
at a time
• Wyss: Disrespectful and puerile? Or smart sex ed?
• Plans begin for Groundhog Day
• Winning lottery ticket sold in area
• Former McHenry administrator finds new work
• ‘Exploring Local Food’ series set
• Man gets 8 years for role in robbery
• Lakemoor man charged in theft
• Supportive living 
plans move forward
• Marine lived his life by example
• Playschool Academy hosts open house
• Promise program participation wanes at MCC
• A risk worth taking
• Tests: McCullom Lake wells clear of vinyl chloride
• Former McHenry administrator finds new work
• Lakemoor man faces charges for vehicle theft
• Winning lottery ticket sold in Island Lake
• Algonquin man gets 8 years in armed robbery
• Historic Preservation Commission Opening
• Medical Reserve Corps to host orientation, training
• PADS receives van to help area homeless
• Employee withholding changes needed
• LITH man tried to defraud drug test, police say
• Residents say they will cope with income tax increase by cutting fun
• Tax fighter to taxpayers: You’re paying for pensions
• ‘Under the Street Lamp’ adds matinée performance
• Squaring off
• McHenry shop owner had K2 in system
• Hike likely to hamper businesses
• FRG residents get option to shop for energy
• Man sentenced to 5 years 
for possession of child porn
• Walsh vows to meet public
• Charge reduced to involuntary manslaughter in drug death
• Virginia Street Improvements Phase III Engineering Request for Proposals
• Shop owner who was found dead had K2, painkillers in system
• Charge reduced to involuntary manslaughter in drug death
• Man sentenced to 5 years in prison for child porn
• LITH man charged with defrauding drug test
• Interfaith prayer breakfast 
honors MLK Jr.
• Oliver: Feeling buried under charity mailings?
• Senior social activities offered every Thursday
• Harmonica virtuoso to perform at ECC
• 19-year-old charged 
in residential break-in
• Some D-300 cuts depend on unions
• Park District closes day care
• Grand piano event awaits ECC
• Snowfall could hamper postal workers on routes
• Bears ticket giveaway set Friday at Meijer
• Cary woman joins Peace Corps, to be stationed in Ecuador
• Hospitals’ applications now public
• YMCA hosts free family fun night in Crystal Lake
• State Senate passes death penalty repeal
• Free orthopedic clinic for children planned
• Group: PR health teacher's methods crossed line
• Mistrial declared in case of woman dropped by stripper
• Walsh hosts town hall in Wauconda
• 19-year-old charged in Richmond area break-in
• Group objects to health instruction method
• Event features hip-hop, art at slopes
• Teens can go on winter getaway
• Podiatrist to speak at Senior Bingo meeting
• McCullom Lake testing results to be discussed
• Fleming Road residents file conservation easements
• Contestants needed 
for Miss CL pageant
• Man charged in home invasion
• Educators engineer interest in math, sciences
• Troop adviser bows out
• District 46 seeks 
to fill board vacancy
• School for moms set 
Feb. 5 in Crystal Lake
• Bianchi inquiry price tag doubles
• State seeking 
nominees for volunteer award
• Man accepts blind plea for 2008 rape
• Businesses wary of tax increase
• Mental health board seeks applicants
• Private school to include high school
• Little Nut Hut of Marengo to close
• Cyclist to share Peruvian adventures at library
• County flu cases on rise
• Man charged in Marengo home invasion
• Man accepts blind plea for 2008 rape
• New bill in Bianchi investigation doubles total amount
• AG touts FOIA’s success
• Youth football looks for new home
• On the record with ... Artem Cheprasov
• Bog celebrates American Indian culture
• Brrrrring it
• Big cuts on horizon for D-300
• Looking Forward
• Bears catch another break
• Krug: We need to stop this madness
• Peasley: Defenders hope food council idea will grow
• Sixth suspect in robbery arrested
• Local historian talks 'Brothels, Babes' at historical society meeting
• Sliding payment makes Girls on the Run more accessible
• Illinois State Police to assist in Bentley investigation
• Police seek source of fireworks in fatality
• Studies on teachers’ master’s degrees spark heated discussions
• Deposition in complaint lists allegations
• Sixth suspect in armed robbery arrested
• Video: Coaches and players remember Doug Blundy
• Annual Winterfest this weekend at Volo Bog
• Six face charges 
in 
drug robbery
• Tonigan: Probe of SA continues
• D-200 Education Foundation 
to host dinner, auction
• Crystal Lake man gets 120 years for '09 murder
• A coach’s final lessons
• McCaleb: Tax hike deal is state-sanctioned robbery
• Light dusting of snow
• Officials prepare tax push
• Six face charges after drug robbery
• Grand jury probe into Bianchi continues
• Algonquin man accused of stealing slot machines
• Sports rebound at Marengo Middle School
• Local foundation names interim CEO
• Board shakes up committee assignments
• Watershed planning meeting set
• Candidate removed from Island Lake ballot
• Marine reports to classroom
• Cary sees benefit from Meyer pact
• Judge tosses request for special prosecutor
• Centegra to sponsor weight-loss contest for 20 companies
• County Audubon Society hosting annual meeting
• Ill. leaders reach deal to raise income tax
• Frozen 
Fore
• CL man gets 120 years in murder
• Library hosts talk on college financial aid
• Ill. House passes death penalty ban
• Children’s gymnastics classes set in McHenry
• Kindergartener wanders from school in McHenry
• Police: WL sex offender failed to register
• Zumba workout classes offered in McHenry
• Gas main break causes road closures in Johnsburg
• Judge tosses special prosecutor request to investigate Nygren
• Grant construction project recognized
• Man faces charges 
in runaway child case
• Police stop unsafe drivers
• Dance planned 
for dads, daughters
• Library to host fair for parents, preschoolers
• Free help available
• MCC seeks literacy volunteers
• Photographer to show work at Cary library
• Local reps oppose tax hike plan
• Golden Diners to cut meals
• 12 hockey teams play in tourney
• Nominees still accepted
• Bank lists Bull Valley Golf Club for sale
• Registration opens for ‘Human Race’
• Huntley Tea Party plans to meet Jan. 24
• D-156 employee faces discipline
• Riverside Square to go up for auction
• State agencies award Lost Valley Visitor Center for green renovations
• Was sheriff gonna whack Big Bird, too?
• Carpentersville woman raises $17k with marathon
• County land conservancy to welcome top storyteller
• Tactics make healthy lunches more tempting to students
• Oliver: Tragedy brings unthinkable close to home
• Brick thrower damages Stores
• Police Reports: Algonquin, Lake in the Hills
• Residents set sights on airwaves
• Family Service names CEO
• Little Miss CL Pageant seeks participants
• Library looks to fix roof
• District lowers bond interest rate
• D-200 seeks items for auction
• Woodstock dog wins silver medal in Purina competition
• Library adds apps to assist patrons
• Man sent to prison for fight at party
• Cary picks new police chief
• D-156 puts referendum on ballot
• Man sent to prison for fight at toddler's party
• Cary names new police chief
• 90 without power in McHenry
• Power restored in McHenry
• Longtime local advocate, war hero, recalled today
• Johnsburg police explore fatal fireworks’ source
• Bears to help boy with cancer
• Thompson: Parenting advice from a childless Supie
• People in Need Forum gives ways to help
• Experts:
 Two new county hospitals unlikely
• Richmond-Spring Grove Kiwanis plans dinner
• Algonquin man survives 
fatal car accident
• Island Lake employee charged with battery
• McHenry offers 
free fitness classes
• Environmental Defenders to host recycling collection
• Invisible scars
• D-156 to consider bonding options
• Police investigate source of fatal fireworks
• Single-vehicle accident closes Charles Road
• Ingleside fire leaves house uninhabitable
• No one hurt in chimney fire late Saturday
• Looking Forward
• Nose
 job
• Ingleside fire leaves house uninhabitable
• Woodstock files union clarification petition
• Applications available for ambassadorial scholarship
• Grief group to meet in McHenry
• Groups lining up to oppose, support proposed referendum
• Harvard aims to bring jobs in new year
• Many first-time buyers find home ownership less costly than renting
• Peasley: Fine arts group traces history
• Krug: No ho-hum holiday news week
• Johnsburg man dies in fireworks mishap
• Aurora Univ. sets goals for growth
• Couple greets county’s first baby of 2011
• First baby in McHenry County born at Centegra Hospital – McHenry
• Johnsburg man killed in New Year's Eve fireworks mishap
• McCaleb: Try a simpler resolution this new year
• McHenry to see higher sales tax rate today
• Children welcome New Year with Kid’s Bash
• Applying for certificate just beginning for new hospitals
• Ethics, driving among the new regulations
• Cary’s new police chief to be named at board meeting
• Mercy shares details of hospital plan
• BBB: Double check holiday credit card charges
• Wyss: Ringing in new with a grateful heart
• Attorney says Seipler filing preposterous
• Candidate’s petition challenged
• Watershed planning meeting slated Jan. 11
• Top overall 
stories of 2010
• No fee to recycle Christmas trees
• Smoking cessation class offered in Crystal Lake
• Quite the homecoming for Navy couple
• Top 10 local stories of 2010
• Study will aim to guide Fox Lake growth
• Firefighters called to electrical fire
• C-G salutes Hopkins
• Cary offers Christmas tree disposal to residents
• Historical society will meet Tuesday in Huntley
• Ten charged after WL fight
• Meijer donates gift cards to food pantry in WL
• Wrzeski delays retirement
• Centegra, Mercy vie for new hospitals
• Fired deputy accuses sheriff of soliciting murder, other crimes
• LITH Parks and Recreation offers winter class schedule
• Fatal J'burg crash being investigated
• Young and Restless library group sets ‘After Dark’ book discussion
• Centegra, Mercy file applications to build hospitals
• Ten charged after fight in Wonder Lake
• Filing accuses sheriff of soliciting murder, other crimes
• Woman involved in Christmas day crash dies
• Woodstock Public Works employees join Local 150
• MCCD to host program 
of ‘Winter Wonders’
• Fitness classes offered for free in McHenry
• Despite respite from classes, anxiety over college decision remains
• Owl’s nighttime habits subject of presentation
• 21 years after surgery, heart recipient’s book is way to say thank you
• Despite respite from classes, anxiety over college decision remains
• Grafton approves levy hike
• FOIA response regarding Lakewood sportsplex filled with redactions
• Festival of Trees names new winner
• Lakewood stays committed to golf club as revenue declines
• Stories in Spanish to 
be offered for families
• Company to offer rides to New Year’s drinkers
• Parks and Recreation programs planned
• Items sought for care packages
• Budget idea gets mixed reviews
• City to offer free seminars of green home design tips
• Library plans electronics recycling drop-off days
• ACT test prep classes offered
• Woodstock begins 
new program for seniors
• The Land Conservancy plans annual meeting
• A Happy New Year?
• Slip, slide into new year: Freezing rain in forecast
• Entries sought for D-300 juried art fair, festival
• Group that aids veterans hosts bingo fundraiser
• Sportsplex backers say setbacks won't kill project
• Parks outline weather policy
• Mother receives sweet surprise
• LITH conducts photo contest for residents
• Organization seeks drivers for seniors
• Grafton Food Pantry goes online
• Medicare Part D forms due Friday
• Online registration 
available for Algonquin
• Thompson: Take a page from weird catalog websites
• Water main break causes Route 176 delays
• Accident injures 4, 
temporarily closes road
• Gift giving followed by gift returns
• Looking Forward
• Lights contest winners named
• On the Record With ... 
Roxie Kaminski
• A proper home
• Victim stranded in Bangs Lake rescued by 911 caller
• Water Main Break Causes Detour on Illinois Route 176
• Christmas Tree Pick-Up
• Nurses graduate with jobs, training
• ‘Miss Firecracker Contest’ auditions set at MCC
• Krug: Resolutions further proof of humanity
• Peasley: Local vets take care of each other
• Calling on family: McHenry groups make naval recruits feel at home on Christmas
• Sage gets last of stimulus bonds
• Class to help you quit smoking scheduled for Jan. 5
• Who killed 
Carl Galbraith?
• Woodstock office sets flu clinics
• D-300’s coat drive exceeds expectations
• MCC offers free refresher course
• Hazardous weather predicted
• McCaleb: State’s finances may sour future Christmases
• Sportsplex misses key deadline
• Salvation Army closer to goal
• McHenry chamber gets ready for expo
• D47 school board race takes shape
• Police use high school 
for training exercise
• Groundhog Day walking tour maps available
• Meaning 
of the season
• Winter months can make some people SAD
• Expect a white Christmas as snow falls throughout area
• All Star Towing tree gets most votes in food drive
• Christmas Eve customs 
vary, but family gatherings an unwavering tradition
• Wyss: Kitty’s ordeal has warm, fuzzy ending
• CDC reports salmonella 
outbreak affects 15 states
• Season of giving
• Tragedy points to building dangers
• Bell ringers push toward goal
• CDC says Salmonella outbreak over 15 states
• Kane to carry out ‘No Refusal’ policy
• Rotary Club planning St. Patrick’s Day parade
• Candidate filings
• Woodstock wants changes to Merryman permit
• Lyons: Respectful dialogue on pensions must go on
• One injured in McHenry home fire
• Algonquin accepts land donation
• Green Drinks group to gather
• Checking their lists
• Ringwood man sentenced to 3 years on 4th DUI
• Library: Reserve funds could fill revenue gap
• Donley: Trim chairman’s terms
• Drop-off sites to aid in recycling Christmas trees
• Man still not fit for murder case
• Home hit by vandals
• Marengo students chosen to perform play at state theater festival
• Ringwood man gets three years for fourth DUI
• Election filings
• Some statements dismissed from murder case
• Huntley library offers online service
• LITH police arrest 5 stealing presents
• Oliver: Cancer patients offered a helping hand
• Cary, Fox River Grove business roundtables set
• Koehler touts new panel for board
• Cancer patients offered a helping hand
• Green Spot donation box returns on Woodstock Square
• Broken Benefits: Wanted: 
Bright 
ideas
• Board holds off vote on Bianchi hire
• Land Conservancy plans annual meeting, brunch
• ‘Upset’ voters crowd D-156 ballot
• Memorial scheduled for well-known McCullom Lake elder
• Three CL park board incumbents not running for re-election
• Documents reveal Bianchi’s alleged 
co-conspirators
• Huntley Historical 
Society to meet Jan. 4
• Cary firefighters respond to blaze at deputy chief’s home
• Library hosts electronics drop-off days
• Home burglary foiled in Lake in the Hills
• Thirteen file to run for D-156 school board
• Firefighters fight blaze at shift commander's home
• County clears most roads, warns of icy patches
• Police out in force over holiday season
• McQueen: Bianchi motion reasoning ‘sheer lunacy’
• Centegra
 proposal
 a hit in 
Huntley
• Making spirits bright
• Broken Benefits: Small towns cope with pension crisis
• Broken Benefits: A price to pay
• Rush hour snow causes backups
• Shah offers computer training
• MCC board race begins to take shape
• Election filing period ends
• Buschkopf award nominations sought
• Centegra hosts prostate health support services
• Candidate Filings
• New Service Lateral Installation Bid Notice
• Centegra shares Huntley hospital plans at Monday event
• Looking forward
• Hospital’s mitten tree warms hands, hearts
• On the Record with Santa Claus
• Broken Benefits: Why don't businesses offer pensions?
• Freezing drizzle expected later today
• Winter Weather 
advisory in effect later today
• Marine returns to hero’s welcome
• Fire guts home in Holiday Hills
• Broken Benefits: 'A new aristocracy'
• Fire destroys Holiday Hills home
• Pioneer Center luncheon, book review a success
• Jersey Boys in Huntley for ‘Under the Streetlamp’
• CL public works 
director 
to retire
• Johnsburg food giveaway scheduled Wednesday
• Krug: Go ahead, wish me a Merry Christmas
• Peasley: Bishop taps new associate pastor
• Candidate drops bid for City Council seat
• Olympian visits swimmers
• Council to discuss whether city should appoint rather than elect treasurer
• McHenry student honored
• Centegra seeking Huntley hospital
• Comedian Lewis Black comes to ECC
• Forum to provide social services resource
• Grafton Township hosts senior bingo, craft event
• Broken Benefits: McHenry County and Illinois' public pension crisis
• Broken Benefits: Baby steps toward pension reform
• McCaleb: Is it too soon to be sick of seasonal songs?
• ‘Buddies’ visit Santa
• Walsh ready for committee work
• Heartfelt homecoming: Soldier awarded purple heart returns home for the holidays
• Bianchi hiring request divisive
• Jury convicts Wonder Lake man of manslaughter
• Wonder Lake man cleared of murder, guilty of manslaughter
• Jurors considering murder case against Wonder Lake man
• $5.93M dredging loan project moves forward
• LITH teddy bear party tonight
• LITH to host kids’
winter break camp
• Police seek help in mail thefts case
• Bread winners
• Marengo changes dispatch
• A timeless wish
• D-300 admins urge $8.3M in cuts
• Fox Lake library project completed
• Owner seeks to spike water rates
• Wyss: Food for thought regarding the pension mess
• NIU student guilty in shooting of area man
• Lawyers play jury 911 call
• Guilty verdict in shooting of Marengo man
• Police seek help investigating mail thefts
• Judge flushes Lakemoor potty planter ticket
• Comfort & Joy
• Lakewood adopts tax levy
• Vintage postcard 
calendars available
• Murder trial jurors see taped interview
• Illustrator teaches drawing secrets to McHenry pupils
• Olympic medal-winning swimmer in CL Saturday
• Algonquin family escapes house fire
• Centegra caravan spreading spirit
• Testing for cleaner air
• Lyons: Just robbing Lou to pay Henry?
• Fox River Grove eyeing ‘a new vision’
• Dumpster fire spreads to House
• North Elementary students present 
video in school assembly
• Wrapped with love
• Algonquin family escapes fire unharmed
• Judge sides with potty planter fan
• Jury sees video from murder defendant's interview
• Woman’s unborn child dies in Woodstock crash
• Marengo students make dresses for girls in Africa
• 
Gas leak closes Three Oaks
• Harvard to begin patrols targeting drunk drivers
• Rescue Squad debates city’s dispatch services
• Police seek help after finding abandoned dog
• Harvard aims to lower electric bills
• D-156 election coming
• School 
vies for $50,000 grant
• Food drive under way 
at Bobby’s Barrel Inn
• Gifts that keep giving
• Parents pledge to keep children from alcohol
• Candidate filings
• Police seek help after finding abandoned dog
• Police search for suspect in McHenry robbery
• Unborn child dies after Woodstock crash
• Three Oaks reopened after gas leak
• Testimony opens in beating death case
• ASPCPWTN out in force this December
• McHenry City Council 
approves sewer, water rate hike as last stage of plan
• CL warns of frozen water service lines
• Walsh: ‘We better do what’s right’
• Cary sponsoring holiday light contest
• Toys for Tots, Meijer bringing holiday joy
• Contest looks for bad endings
• Moore: ‘My door is open’
• Serial volunteer garners Low award
• Flu shot clinics set Thursday
• Police academy strives for understanding
• Statements begin in beating death
• Preparing for the game of life
• Crystal Lake, McHenry County collaborate to alleviate foreclosure issues
• Frozen pipes potential problem for CL
• Snow subsides, winds to die down today
• On the record with ... Phil Gilardi
• Looking forward
• Budget, teachers, Maplewood on D-26 agenda
• Waterway agency OKs $5.2M tentative budget
• Risk of Water Service Lines Freezing
• Pile up near Hampshire injures five
• Fire Department hoping 
to ‘Keep the Wreath Red’
• MCC offers education gift cards
• City Council set to vote on water rate increase
• LITH Sunset Park ice skating rink opens
• Suicide deaths rise in county
• Crystal Lake drops property tax levy for 2011
• Nuns provide pastoral care to immigrants at McHenry County Jail
• Sheriff: Stay off roadways
• Krug: In good ol’ days, the desk knew it all
• Peasley: County fair preparations start early
• Man 
behind Rakow Road dies
• ‘MCC has changed me’
• Students, robots tackle obstacle course
• Three to five inches of snow, high winds expected
• D-26 to start preschool, kindergarten registration
• Nominees sought for Award of Excellence
• Judge: Grafton Township discord a 'blood sport'
• Winter storm could bring 7 inches of snow
• Amtrak line bypasses county
• County could see more snow over weekend
• Former cop pleads guilty in bar brawl
• Man faces 3 drug charges
• Domestic call leads to investigation of assistant state's attorney
• Working 
for a better future
• McCaleb: Help shape solution to pension crisis
• Judge OKs use of Hyde resolution
• Police: Man rams cop car with stolen SUV
• Man charged with ramming squad car
• New Amtrak line will bypass McHenry County
• Source: Grand jury looking into handling of doctor’s case
• Residents, agency join on dredging project
• Charity hockey game 
set to help Toys for Tots
• Local man charged with burglary
• Woodstock North to host ‘White Christmas’
• Alcohol use determined in Queen Anne Road crashes
• Songs in 
different languages, cheer in one place
• Woodstock students look to get local food into cafeteria
• Restaurant to host 
food pantry fundraisers
• Man allegedly sold drugs to cops
• Dems seek to stop tax cut plan
• The value of a 
college education
• CL suspect connected to Rockford car fire
• Health department to hold flu-shot clinics
• Crystal Lake Jaycees - Share A Christmas (Adopt-A-Family)
• CL arson suspect connected to Rockford car fire
• District 156 
prepares levy request
• Harvard considers legal action against Merryman Aggregates
• Council OKs increase of property tax
• Filing for April ballot to begin
• Grief during the holidays: ‘I wouldn’t
 say that it gets easier’
• Lyons: Compromise needed on public employee evaluations
• Salvation Army's Toyland Toy Shop needs donations
• Applications accepted for judge vacancy
• Law may keep MCC 
info sealed
• Algonquin church hosts ‘Bethlehem Marketplace’
• Winter Break Camp set for children
• Storage facility 
reports break-ins
• Investigation request of sheriff delayed again
• Seniors reminded to apply for 
Circuit Breaker benefits
• Walsh adds to listening tour
• Annual meeting set at charter school
• Village examines confusing language in zoning ordinance
• City Reduces Property Tax Levy for 2011
• Request for special probe into Sheriff again delayed
• Report: 
Pagano supported 3 households
• Agency OKs $46M for sports complex
• CL park district levy to give homeowners 4.8 percent increase
• Defenders plan recycling collection
• Two arrested in attempted break-in
• Oliver: Dream of spring, but dress for winter
• Village’s 2011 budget 
to be approved Thursday
• VFW Post 5915 plans Breakfast with Santa
• Group appeals for donations
• Dundee Library offers free programs for teens
• Lack of affordable housing starts discussion at forum
• D-156 talks compromise on cuts to classes, extracurricular activities
• Bus deal may aid Maplewood property’s sale
• MCC offers online courses on writing, website creation
• Cary studio plans 
holiday shop event
• Fulfilling dreams: Bears running back Chester Taylor signs autographs, helps charity efforts
• Pro Sports Experience
• Koehler re-elected County Board chairman
• Push for Hackmatack refuge prompts debate on land use
• Families reunite after area troops return home
• ‘Shop with a Cop’ event spreads cheer, assurance
• Looking Forward
• Soldiers, vets react to military policy
• Library reduces fines, increases donations for FISH food pantry
• On the record with ... Roxie Elliott-Crandall
• Push for Hackmatack Wildlife Refuge prompts debate on financial, ecological control of conserved lands
• Krug: For most, civil unions are much ado about nothing
• Peasley: High school singers ready for season
• McHenry County gets 
more than 3 inches of snow
• Analysis: As values fall, property tax bills expected to rise
• ECC plans commencement
• Cary dad starts self-defense fund for girls
• Health department marks Flu Vaccination Week
• Adopt a Pony program runs through Dec. 25
• LITH conducts photo 
contest for residents
• Marlowe Feed may be razed
• Marengo residents speak out about library move
• Grafton Township joins Toys for Tots collection
• Army homecoming set for today
• Leggee Elementary
sponsors craft fair
• Hebron to approve Tax levy increase
• Many steps ahead before Fish and 
Wildlife Service establishes refuge
• McHenry County gets more than 3 inches of snow
• McHenry County sees first major snowfall
• McCaleb: Are you a taxpayer? Just keep on digging
• Candlelight Christmas Tour celebrates 1876
• Judge wants names from prosecutors
• Winter ready: Forecast of snow puts residents on alert
• Snowmobile trails 
remained closed
• Village soon may start plumbing inspections
• Sex offender fails to register
• Elgin man gets 22 years in shooting
• Algonquin tree lighting, candy cane hunt today
• Algonquin man accused of felony theft
• Algonquin man accused of stealing $1.1 million
• Winter weather advisory starts tonight
• D-158 set to OK annual levy
• Just one wish
• Police, fire pension cut nears passage
• Dundee-Crown to host financial aid night
• Walsh kicks off listening tour
• Police: Largest drug seizure in LITH history
• 
Craft fair, cookie walk set Dec. 11 in Woodstock
• Board readies tax levy hike
• Wonder Lake dedicates bridge to Weir
• Winter road rules: 
Driving experts offer safety, performance tips
• McHenry prepares annual levy
• 
McHenry chess club open to all ages, playing levels
• Grief group to meet Dec. 8
• High schools to host graduation at Sears Centre
• Elmhurst man charged in drug bust in LITH
• Senate approves lower pensions for police and fire
• SPRINGFIELD – State Rep. Mike Tryon, R-Cry
• Greenwood Elementary plans evening with Santa
• SG Elementary journalists launch student newspaper
• Voters await D-156 verdict
• Reading to 100: Huntley Hundred literacy group challenges community
• Statewide death penalty debate hits home
• McHenry police examine head shop owner’s death
• Volunteers needed at Moraine Hills, Volo Bog
• Community support sought for ‘Adopt a Family’ program
• Jolly-Pa-Looza to rock out, raise money for cancer
• Car donations help group raise funding
• Police Department
to host BASSET training
• Centegra offers vascular screenings
• MCC to offer students textbook rental program
• Christmas party planned at Huntley bingo
• Lyons: Legislators face hodgepodge in veto session
• Civil union bill passes
• Police investigate McHenry shop owner's death
• Health Clinic gets $10,000 grant
• Public stands up for D-156 schools, extracurriculars
• Fire stations collect toys for needy children
• Marian plans leadership conference
• Assessors review sheriff’s office
• Food drive to help stock 
local food bank’s shelves
• Buzz for CL retail corridor building
• MCC offers trip to 
Washington, D.C.
• Ill. House OKs civil unions
• D-47 set to approve property tax increase
• Event to raise money 
for children with cancer
• Alzheimer’s Association offers December education programs
• Holiday festivities celebrate season
• MCC chorus participates in ‘Sing-Along Messiah’
• Two Severe Weather 
Spotters class planned
• Historical Society 
sets Christmas events
• Decorating 
gingerbread houses 
to build homes
• CL Society prepares 
for Palmer House tours
• Centers mark Aids Day
• D-200 plans 
tax levy increase
• Ill. House passes civil unions for gay couples
• Local businesses collect goods for troops
• Joy ride
• Thompson: Tomorrow’s recipes will cure your sniffles
• Bank robbery suspect charged
• Norovirus outbreak climbs to 138
• Mental health 
expansion gets going
• MCC offers ‘Getting Started’ adult seminars
• ECC art faculty to display personal collections
• MCC moves ahead with $7M upgrade
• Police issue 70 citations in ‘buckle up’ campaign
• Fatal fall likely was an accident
• Police: Man kills self in his vehicle
• Police investigate 2 fatal crashes in Greenwood Township
• Police: Man shoots himself near Algonquin
• MCC moves ahead with $7 million project
• FBI charges suspect in Huntley bank robbery
• Two fatal crashes on same road under investigation
• UN agency pushes new rules on air cargo safety
• Woodstock man falls to his death at Soldier Field
• Fire damages barn near Woodstock
• Rerouting motorists, mussels
• On the record with ... 
Wayne Steinmetz
• D-300 
to amp media
focus
• Housing series starts Dec. 7
• Local towns, snow crews look to save on cost of clearing snow
• Krug: It’s reigning cats and dogs
• Families descend on farm for Christmas tree tradition
• Hebron man, 21, dies in crash
• Arrest made in bank robbery
• Santa Claus to visit 
Alden Terrace Saturday
• Scene set for Santa, Mrs. Claus
• SG hosts tree lighting, holiday activities
• Help area needy, enjoy a Victorian Christmas
• Children, adults invited to Winter Wonder Walk
• Prayer on the go
• Center celebrates 15 years of helping
• EMS system turns 35
• Bianchi: Tonigan exceeded authority
• Peasley: Woodstock church choir to be featured on Christmas show
• Police: Huntley man robs bank, attempts to flee
• Huntley armed robbery suspect caught; LITH incident probed
• Hebron man dies in crash
• Parade kicks off holiday season
• LITH Marine receives call from Obama on Thanksgiving
• Lighting of the Square heralds arrival of Santa
• Bargain deals before dawn
• Family remembers seasoned journalist, author
• Police arrest 2 in case of donation jar thefts
• McCaleb: A Black Friday dream come true
• 2 charged with donation jar thefts
• Bargain hunters seek Black Friday deals
• Community Harvest collects 68,000 pounds of food
• Sailors, students find family far from home on Thanksgiving
• Wyss: Time for brighter ideas at D-156
• D-156 forum set Tuesday
• Board prepares to break ground on mental health facility expansion
• Seniors learn to prevent falls at December event
• Huntley's Turkey Testicle Festival a tasteful tradition
• Ill-Wis Search and Rescue Unit hosts fundraiser
• Group has tips 
for green holidays
• Chicago lights Christmas tree from McHenry
• Police seek two in donation jar thefts
• United Way plans food giveaway, seeks volunteers
• Silk painting, jewelry making among art workshops offered
• MCC courts new tech firms to complete computer system upgrade
• Ten businesses pass LITH tobacco compliance checks
• December senior activities set at Hearthstone
• Santa to accept wish lists at Festival of Trees
• Center for Autism opening shop
• Residents find reasons to be thankful despite obstacles
• This history lesson’s a real turkey
• Man arrested in bathroom incident
• Former city treasurer formally 
denies felony charges in court
• Daley Plaza lights McHenry Christmas tree
• Police looking for suspects in donation jar thefts
• Oliver: Inspiring stories, people prompt gratitude
• ECC performances to celebrate season
• Family: Man was loved by students
• District 15 readies tax levy
• NWS confirms tornadoes touched
• Retailers gear up for holiday shopping kickoff
• Village mulls fire protection
• Discussion to focus on early cancer detection
• Residents sue Fox River Grove over proposed garage plans
• Prosecutors ask for suspect’s DNA
• Neo-Futurists
to perform at Elgin college
• Cary resident charged with child pornography
• CL prepares for Festival of Lights parade
• Taking to roads, skies for holiday
• Indictment says former treasurer forged name
• Teachers awarded grants for innovation
• Library plans ‘Dickens in Dundee’
• Elk Grove Village woman crashes into tree
• Quilt raffle to benefit Woodstock library
• Home sales continue tumble in October
• Woman airlifted after crashing into tree
• Cary man charged with child pornography
• Openings available for D-200 preschool program
• Calculus at age 8 no problem for Cary 4th-grader
• Defenders plan grand opening
• Norovirus hits 129 in long-term care
• Health department offers food safety tips
• Suspected tornado just misses county
• Saladin named to city council
• Donations sought for library’s Mitten Tree
• CL mayor to run unopposed
• Educators discuss value of a failing grade
• Input sought for watershed meeting
• Seniors can learn about fall prevention at event
• French clubs to host winter bazaar, auction
• Man charged after
car found in ditch
• Walk-in flu vaccination clinic set in Johnsburg
• Spring Grove Girl Scout troop to support coat drive
• Christmas in Harvard celebration set Dec. 4
• Men of Harmony plan Christmas show
• Suspected tornado spares McHenry County
• Shepley unopposed for fourth term as CL mayor
• Tornado warning for McHenry County
• Norovirus outbreak in three facilities; 129 people ill
• Area’s animal shelters overflowing with cats and dogs
• Interfaith service draws diverse crowd
• On the record with Emily Smith
• Inflation, deflation roil economy
• Looking forward
• Fire damages Huntley-area home
• Fire damages Huntley home
• Pioneer Center fundraiser sells poinsettias for holidays
• Keep warm, save money
• D-300 sells ‘all-occasion’ cards made by students
• Marengo PD get grant for patrols
• Krug: Bird day the best of them all
• Assessments fall, but property taxes likely to rise anyway
• Peasley: Wishing volunteer well on 80th birthday
• Marengo group plans Gus Macker tourney
• Kirk visits county
• Crystal Lake readies 
to shut down fire station for lead, asbestos cleanup
• Friends get Oprah’s ‘favorite things’
• Fat or fuel? Learn how the body decides
• Microchipping, rabies shot services offered
• D-50 updates policy on drug, alcohol use
• Hospital distributes holiday turkeys, hams
• Group plans to mark town’s 175th
• MCC to present students’ fall recital Dec. 5
• Toy drive continues 
at Prairie Ridge school
• Residents worried about possible road closure
• Bereavement service set for parents, loved ones
• Kirk, Walsh visit McHenry County
• Up in the air
• McCaleb: Soldier to write about Afghan deployment
• School cell phone policy raises questions in cases of emergency
• Local hero gets Oprah's 'favorite things'
• CL teen found safe
• Strip mall proposed in Fox River Grove TIF
• Man arrested after overdose
• Court reinstates county’s decision on liquor license
• Courts commission reprimands Judge Chmiel
• Detention issued for taking call about great grandfather's death
• Appellate court rejects state's reduction of liquor license sanction
• Judge reprimanded over special bond hearing
• Chmiel ruling to be known today
• The American Dream?
• Search continues for missing Crystal Lake teen
• ‘Toy Story 3’ screens at Marengo library tonight
• Franks bill would axe transit salaries
• Food being collected for Thanksgiving baskets
• Missing CL teen found safe in Utah
• Lakewood to have new fire protection
• Grafton Township Food Pantry feeds those in need
• Riley Senior Services
 Day set for today
• Huntley man shoots, kills dog attacking his chickens
• LITH sponsoring light decorating contest
• Kirk, Walsh, Tryon in Crystal Lake on Saturday
• Donate to troops this weekend
• Elementary school dads’ breakfast scheduled
• Franks bill axes transit salaries
• Flu vaccines, hand washing can prevent sickness
• Ruling on Judge Chmiel expected Friday
• Citizens Utility to talk phone bill savings
• Runners prepare for Thanksgiving 5K
• Fire, rescue districts 
review dispatch options
• Police looking for missing CL teenager
• Walsh focuses on goals
• Prosecutors want closed-session minutes for Hyde felony case
• Historical books offered at holiday bazaar
• Pioneer Center hosts craft show
• Lyons: Salvation Army needs you this season
• Want to quit cigs?
• Thanksgiving comes early in Johnsburg
• Reps divided on open records
• LITH to recognize 
creative lighting displays
• MCC hosts lunchtime comedy show
• MCC students host 
pottery sale
• Bean says she has no regrets
• Are you owed money?
• Target’s sad end hits home
• More than ever, every minute counts in D-26
• How to Create Memorable Holiday Moments for a Loved One with Alzheimer’s
• Police looking for missing CL teen
• Prosecutors denied access to closed session minutes in Hyde case
• Walsh turns energy toward congressional goals
• County passes ethics rules
• City Council approves $1.2 million water 
system to treat TCE
• Walsh wins 8th Dist.
• 2 from Wonder Lake recount adventure aboard Carnival Splendor
• 20th Community Harvest set
• Holiday spirit rises this weekend in McHenry
• Artists’ holiday 
shop scheduled
• D-156 considers April tax hike
• Man charged with drug screen fraud
• U.S. Cellular donates to local middle school
• Thanksgiving worship set for Sunday
• 2 McHenry County businessmen charged in Ponzi scheme
• Walsh turns energy toward congressional goals
• Cary crash closes 
train tracks
• Bean concedes: Walsh wins 8th District seat
• Final votes in: Walsh wins 8th District seat
• Two charged in Ponzi scheme
• 5-vote net gain for Walsh in McHenry County
• Thompson: It’s the thought and the gloating that count
• D-26 fails to meet standards
• MCC taps Adams to succeed Kurtz
• Blood drive scheduled Sunday in Crystal Lake
• Centegra offers to help navigate Medicare Part D
• Police: No charges pending in fatality
• Decision expected today in 8th District race
• Candidates file in Crystal Lake, Woodstock
• Joining the hunt
• Spots still available 
for photography clinic
• Free basic computer skills classes offered
• Police file more charges in prostitution investigation
• Walsh lead over Bean narrows to 306
• Speaker going to Woodstock High
• Village OKs union contract changes
• Local owners try to entice customers as restaurant sales expected to remain flat
• City Letter - Fall 2010
• Decision expected Tuesday in 8th District race
• Shepley seeks another term as CL mayor
• More charges made in prostitution sting
• Pedestrian dies after car accident
• Police arrest 
Chicago woman in 
prostitution sting
• Looking Forward
• Teen to perform in Macy’s Parade
• Bank to receive another 100,000 diapers donation
• Experts: Search for seasonal
 jobs now
• Lakewood looks to expand utilities for sports complex
• High 
expectations: Students experience math, science in intense learning atmosphere
• On the record with ... Sue Haddick
• Police arrest woman in prostitution sting
• Pedestrian dies after car accident
• Huntley Marine returns from Afghanistan
• Stephen Baldwin appears at screening in Spring Grove
• Piano duets concert set at Woodstock North
• County health department offers flu shots for children
• Grand jury
• Library, high school join to host computer lessons
• D-300 charter school expansion in works
• Huntley Fire board petitions available
• Grafton Township seeks committee members
• Figure, hockey skating lessons offered
• Breaking down how Joe Walsh turned tide vs. Melissa Bean
• Krug: Logo police on case at CL South
• Peasley: Woodstock North presents exhibit of confiscated items
• Man charged with sexually assaulting girl
• Jacobs High School Special Olympics basketball team to play before Bulls
• Stephen Baldwin to promote movie today in Spring Grove
• Boating fatality nets man 10 years
• McCaleb: With Bean hanging on, we analyze 8th race
• Teens push for sidewalks
• Crystal Lake Police to increase patrols for holiday
• Lakewood to disband fire department
• Tribute slated for McHenry’s Ransdell
• WL man sentenced to 10 years for fatal boating crash
• Woodstock man charged with sexually assaulting young girl
• Bean holds out hope she can close gap with Walsh
• Students in Hebron pay tribute to area veterans
• Help offered to quit smoking
• J’burg foundation hosts Casino Night
• Lunch to feature book review
• Program gives more students chance to earn college credit
• Island Lake OKs $750 party fine
• Former McHenry treasurer arrested
• Park district to teach dance at ‘Ballroom Blitz’
• Wyss: Vandalism damages more than property
• Tickets available to eat breakfast with Santa
• Art shows set through January to raise money for ailing potter
• D-47 board gets report on state, local performance data
• Franks wants more transparency at local government level
• Benefit for woman with cancer set for Saturday
• Woodstock OK's Old Courthouse deal
• McHenry West to host dinner for veterans
• Veto session decision could affect MCC Packard ruling
• Lantz to present 
‘McHenry County CSI’
• Veterans Day: ‘Just one story of 
thousands’
• Winter break camp planned
• Former McHenry treasurer charged with stealing from Kiwanis
• Benefit to help 
El Salvador village
• Defenders recycling drive set
• Blood drive to honor 
ailing Woodstock man
• Jewel-Osco grant to aid area food pantries
• Veterans Day event planned for McHenry
• D-200 in search of a new leader
• Benefit set to aid McHenry woman
• Algonquin store hosts Van Horne
• Horse sanctuary to host cocoa open house
• MCC hosts ‘Child’s World’ conference
• Crystal Lake’s Union soldier statue project in home stretch
• Mad science holiday chemistry workshop set
• Marengo library forges ahead with building plans
• Unitarian church hosts stress relief workshop
• Police: Toddler’s death a ‘very tragic accident’
• Children invited to dine with Santa in December
• Learn about art, create gifts
• Family Alliance provides help to county’s veterans
• Nominations sought 
for Frank E. Low Award
• Grants allow Woodstock High Schools to start learning gardens
• Grief support group set to meet in McHenry
• Village workers won’t form union in Lakemoor
• Bean, Walsh race remains at standstill
• Island Lake mulls fine for underage drinking parties
• See ya later alligator
• Oliver: Woodstock man commits to saving species
• Guilty plea leaves future in doubt
• Van crashes into utility pole in Algonquin
• Food drive to benefit 
Willow Creek Care Center
• Reduced sentence denied for McHenry man
• Health department offers walk-in flu vaccinations
• Gator logo endangered in Crystal Lake
• ECC plans tours of new building
• Resident allegedly sprays employee’s face with chemical
• Citations issued in Crystal Lake crash
• Walk-in flu clinic set at Woodstock library
• Candlelight Christmas program scheduled
• Rare fighter plane recovered from Lake Michigan
• His is a story familiar to so many. Li
• Paramedics win award
• Creative Artistry plans ‘Give Thanks’ event
• Fire damages business
• Library programs aim to engage kids
• Murder suspect hailed from Woodstock
• LITH reports more money than expected
• Church sponsors 
mobile food pantry
• Police investigate drowning death of 2-year-old in Island Lake
• McHenry man faces felony DUI charges
• Bean, Walsh race remains at standstill
• I Shop Crystal Lake Rewards
• Presentation focuses on brain-healthy lifestyle
• Poverty on the rise in McHenry County, nationally
• Firm picked for McCullom Lake well tests
• Judge won't reduce murder sentence for McHenry stabbing
• Kurtz resigns from 
MCC board position
• No charges related to child's drowning death
• Harvard Police to use grant to step up patrols
• A 'disheartening' wait
• Alden Chorale plans benefit
• Island Lake police investigate child's drowning death
• CL man charged with battery
• Island Lake police investigate child's death
• Kurtz resigns from MCC board
• Bears vs. Bills: Quarter-by-quarter analysis
• Taste features sampling of talent
• No one injured in fire at Sunrise Assisted Living
• On the record with ... Paul Letizia
• Cary biz could get bonds
• Police offer counterfeit detection workshop
• Looking forward
• MCC celebrates Veterans Day
• Harvard library reading event to go to the Hogs
• Garage sale set to benefit Helping Paws shelter
• Krug: Tuesday’s ‘B’ work brings little satisfaction
• Peasley: New senior housing should be up in spring
• McHenry VFW honors local WWII veterans
• Get rabies vaccinations, 
microchipping for pets
• Blood pressure screening set
• D-26 to talk school closings
• Grants approved for northern towns
• Fox Lake generates more from red-light cameras
• TRIAD group planning meeting for Nov. 15
• Winter birds to be focus of Audubon Society meeting
• Trustee positions open at FRG library
• The diabetes effect
• Hospital sleep center to open to community
• Hospital offers stroke support group meetings
• McCaleb: Nygren wasn’t as vulnerable as critics thought
• Police: Waukegan man tried to trade heroin
• Man gets prison term for robbery
• CL man found guilty of sexual assault
• Woodstock councilman steps down
• Fair makes diabetes less scary
• Lakemoor selects latest interim chief
• Crash closes Route 14
• Custody dispute moves forward
• Fundraiser set for sick man
• Marian Central plans open house
• College offers classes for life management
• Crash closes Route 14 intersection
• Jury weighing case alleging sexual assault of a child
• Custody battle over LITH boy moving forward
• Wyss: Note to D-156: Voters want sacrifice
• Huntley seeks more savings
• County Board passes on bonding power for sportsplex to state authority
• Third juvenile charged in cemetery vandalism
• Time to set clocks, check on stocks
• McHenry Christmas tree makes way to Daley Plaza
• Village to help Hyundai dealer with expansion
• Man convicted in party attack
• Riverside Square could be sold off
• Santa photo event for pets set for Crystal Lake
• Art workshops scheduled for teens, adults
• SOLD ON SMALLER HOMES
• CL man found guilty of sexual assault of a child
• Walsh's lead over Bean narrows
• Third charged in cemetery vandalism
• Lyons: Tsunami unexpectedly splashed 8th District
• Suspects in custody for headstone ruins
• McHenry police investigate 130 shattered car windows
• Woodstock man charged in fraud scheme that targeted 150 people
• Carpentersville child abduction attempted twice
• Officials hope tax hike fends off state
• Blackhawks legend Bobby Hull slated to appear
• More flu vaccine for kids available
• In District 156, cuts loom
• Algonquin resident elected to Kane County Board
• Seipler seeking special deputy in investigation of Nygren
• ‘Tour of Duty’ features local vets
• LITH seeks sponsors, decorators for festival
• Man convicted in 2008 birthday party attack
• Groups partner on senior recreation project
• McHenry police investigating vandalism spree
• Photographer to show work at Cary studio
• Deputy again amends request for Nygren prosecutor
• Noe Solorio Age: 40 Address: 207 Finn
• Franks plans to focus on budget after re-election
• ‘American Veterans’ feature of local exhibit
• Tryon readies agenda after defeat of Kaempfe
• McHenry Kiwanis hosts Steaktacular on Nov. 13
• Schultz easily wins re-election
• Auditions scheduled for ‘Guys and Dolls’
• Oliver: Stay at shelter brings new beginning
• Voter turnout high for midterm
• City Council approves Crystal Lake shooting range
• Stephen Baldwin to promote movie in Spring Grove
• Mental Health Board launches veterans initiative
• Author of capers to read at ECC
• U.S. Rep. Manzullo to return to House
• Dorr Township pursues expansion
• Burger King, PADS partner to raise funds
• Event at VFW benefits care package campaign
• Five charged after Halloween beating
• Woodstock man charged with defrauding investors
• VFW to raise money for care packages
• Woman charged with DUI after crash
• Huntley man to share WWII story at library
• Dundee women to be focus of presentation
• Lakemoor considers acting chief
• Library to conduct book recycling event
• Halloween vandals knock over headstones
• Day of decision
• Bear, Johnny Knox, 
to visit CL today
• Desire to volunteer can be surprising
• LITH post to honor 
Marine Corps birthday
• Thompson: My cup finally runneth over too many times
• Centegra offers prostate health support services
• Standing down 
to help them up
• Tractor lands in ditch near Harvard
• 18-year-old charged with aggravated battery
• Three Oaks attracts 17,537
• Virginia St. makeover nears
• Recycling collection planned
• 5K Run/Walk to aid 
Helping Paws
• McHenry man returns from charity bike trip
• Ready to negotiate?
• Looking Forward
• On the record with Jim Keenan
• McHenry cemetery vandalized on Halloween night
• Special Fall Tree Planting Program Bid Announcement
• Veterans events set for Nov. 6
• Teacher contracts up in 11 local districts
• Helping Paws accepting garage sale donations
• A family business
• Krug: Fearless forecaster back for another swing
• Peasley: Breast cancer fight is a family matter
• DeKalb man could face death penalty in students' death
• Dead Heat: The Caretakers win Marengo Coffin Races
• Program hopes to help families with incarcerated loved ones
• Election decisions could be made in suburbs, downstate
• Marengo cuts costs, jobs by closing dispatch center
• Complaint line set up for election day
• Pioneer Center names longtime employee new director of PADS
• ‘The defining moment 
for Illinois’
• Simon visits dems today
• Storm Damaged Branch/Limb Collection Beginning on Monday, November 1, 2010
• McCaleb: What a different world it might be post election
• CL gathers brush after high winds
• Family looks for stolen Halloween decorations
• Kick-a-thon set for Saturday
• Veterans events set for next weekend
• Classes to quit smoking open
• 3rd party candidates have ground to cover in election season
• Annual report cards detail test scores at local schools, districts
• Traffic increasing at pregnancy support center
• Trail run will benefit health system, parks
• Open space, agriculture on District 6 candidates’ minds
• $6.5M settlement in 2008 Huntley fatal crash
• Val’s grocery closes doors
• DeKalb man charged in murder of NIU student
• Students get advice 
to be better leaders
• Family in crash awarded $6.5M
• Fundraiser to benefit for boy with cancer
• Algonquin man pleads guilty to crash that killed 4 in 2007
• Fundraiser to benefit boy with cancer
• Ridgefield Trace Bike Path to receive $935,000 in grant
• Road Work on Crystal Lake Avenue in Downtown Crystal Lake
• Plummer, Simon vie for Lt. Gov.
• D-47 looks to merge operations
• Openings available for cardio screening
• Good Shepherd to host health sessions
• Centegra sponsors wellness lectures
• Sheriff's department says blogging candidate outed undercover car
• Lake Co. deputy charged with domestic battery
• Man charged 
in Cary fight
• Real-life karate kids head to world championships
• Board to discuss academic cuts
• Two men charged in robbery, stabbings
• Abandoned Toastmaster building burns in Algonquin
• Woman awarded $4.52 million after tree falls on her
• Children’s author, illustrator promote literacy at Riverwood
• Man admits role in fight over fake pot
• Jacobs to receive Teen Driver Safety award
• On the Record With ... Laura Saldivar
• Committee recommends funds for courtroom
• Man admits role in fight over fake marijuana
• Man charged with aggravated battery in Cary fight
• Abandoned Toastmaster building in Algonquin burns
• Maggie Daley should be released from hospital soon
• McHenry men charged in home invasion, stabbings
• Board hopefuls attend forum
• Looking Forward
• Flood 
fix tests CL brass
• Homework + family schedules + sports + study halls = 
balancing act
• Walk-in flu clinic set
• Big Fish to host musical afternoon at library
• Krug: Fellow sickies, I feel your pain
• Peasley: Murals dazzle Challenger Center
• Congressional hopefuls to debate
• Trail of History highlights pioneer life
• Police investigate hit-and-run
• Grant given to help veterans
• Lakemoor moves ahead on new hall
• Program helps new offenders avoid felony rap
• Harmony Cemetery tour scheduled for Thursday
• Marengo library hosts cleaning workshop
• Route 47 widening halfway done
• City mulls dog leash ordinance
• Widow files wrongful death suit against Rohm and Haas
• Men charged with breaking into cop’s home
• party kicks off cancer run/walk
• Grafton supervisor’s husband arrested
• Four accused in 
tobacco sales check
• ‘We lost everything’
• Jacobs High School bomb threat a rumor
• Coaches take team to state
• Lakemoor’s police chief quits
• 
Police nab suspect in marijuana operation
• Man charged with sex abuse to child
• Woman killed in 
Barrington Hills crash
• LITH to lay off officers after union wins raises
• Huntley High School's marching band faces last performance of season
• Police investigating possible hit-and-run
• Help area homeless by adopting shelter bed
• Village settles lawsuit with former clerk
• IL Route 176 SRA Study Public Hearing
• Convicted sex offender admits to another action
• Residents displaced after Lakemoor apartment fire
• Willow Creek hosts 
Halloween gathering
• Woman killed after head-on collision on Route 62
• Huntley reviews Kane Co. plan
• Woman killed after head-on collision on Route 62
• Dogs raised with volunteers aid the disabled
• Grafton Township supervisor's husband charged with battery
• Koehler facing 2 challengers
• Bomb threat was a false rumor, Jacobs officials say
• Harvard man admits to sex act with 9-year-old
• Stuglis charged with stealing from D-155
• To your health
• Bears to host a most special visitor
• Police seek information on criminal property damage
• National Latino AIDS Awareness Day recognized
• Jail training program offered
• WOODSTOCK – The Environmental Defenders of
• Man convicted 
of selling drugs near school
• Lakemoor's latest chief to leave Nov. 4
• Man charged with 
sexually assaulting teen
• Harvard man charged in assault on 4-year-old
• 16-year-old boy rolls SUV in Cary
• Project halfway home
• Dawnbreakers start coat collection for children
• Upgrades planned for Sunset Park
• Leaders see more serious domestic violence cases
• Rule gets committee’s OK, to go for full County Board vote
• Woodstock man charged with sexually assaulting teen girl
• Historical re-enactors set up camp in Glacial Park
• Lyons: Ethics ordinance a step in right direction
• More racers sign up for Dole event
• Vigil helps to raise awareness
• Therapy dog class offered at college
• Woman arrested after fight, chase
• Frank E. Low Award 
nominations sought
• Children invited to learn magic tricks in Algonquin
• D-155 talks new boundaries
• Village garbage service to change
• Northwood plans sale for Any Soldier project
• Smoking cessation classes offered
• Election forums slated
• Grief group to meet in McHenry
• Hospice agency to host ‘Decades’ dinner dance
• 17-year-old accused of sex assault at drinking party
• Cost could sink dredging plans
• Prison boot camp suggested in group dog-cage beating
• More walk-in flu shot clinic sites added
• D-300 talks test scores, jobs bill
• Instructor to present goldfish talk, slide show
• Military bricks on sale in Johnsburg
• Wildlife refuge event attracts crowd
• Aching for some
 ZZZZZZs
• Police: LITH woman batters two others, flees
• MCC instructor to talk about Middle East, book
• Woman hit by car while running Tuesday
• Pumpkin Stampede set
• D-26 mulls more cuts
• Trend Cellar gives free jeans to needy
• Judge declines to hike bail for battery charges
• No raises for county staff in 2011
• Packets available for April election
• Expert: Waste flowed 
to McCullom Lake
• Last defendant sentenced in Cary dog-cage, beating case
• It starts with a whisper
• Early voting now open in county
• Marengo OKs annex, TIF studies
• Senior social activities offered in November
• Woodstock library to celebrate Teen Read Week
• D-26 officials 
to talk more cuts
• Wii bowling tourney set
• Rotary plans 5th annual ‘Trick or Treat Trot’ 5K
• Cary leaf collection under way
• Marian to host bingo night
• Police find homemade bombs in Carpentersville
• Library to host plant, animal presentation
• Woman charged in fire
• Repair or demolish?
• Police: 17-year-old CL boy raped woman at party
• CL woman charged with torching room where man slept
• Woman airlifted 
after ATV accident
• CROP Walk in Algonquin set for Oct. 17
• Looking forward
• MCC offers class about voiceovers
• Clerk race features veteran versus public office newcomer
• Competitive ‘Trick or Treat Trot’ 5K slated
• Public invited to offer opinion on wildlife refuge proposal
• On the Record With ... 
Dorothy 
Vetrovec
• Police find homemade bombs in Carpentersville
• Crash shuts down Algonquin Road
• Baby had no major injuries after incident
• Seniors invited to uniform fashion show in Crystal Lake
• Animal Control celebrates adopt a pet month
• Fundraisers aim to help ailing Woodstock resident
• Jurors to hear from expert on groundwater
• Library election packets available for pick up
• Sheriff candidates discuss crime data, staffing
• Detour: Route 47 detour in Huntley ends Monday
• LITH cop also serves country
• Pilot makes emergency landing in soybean field
• Senior coffee in Huntley to honor local veterans
• Krug: Poverty pulling hard on county
• City Council to discuss annexations, TIF studies
• Peasley: Longtime county businesses honored
• Library hosts dinner book club meeting
• Huntley soldier welcomed home
• Five taken to hospitals after Friday night crash
• Football player injured during game
• Crash blocks 
SG intersection
• Probation given for groping incident
• Bachner’s case loses attorney
• Man charged with 3 batteries
• Miata club to hold annual fall tour
• Today 9 a.m. to noon: Child’s ID Progra
• Cleanup underway at industrial site
• Fire Prevention Week continues
• Arndt honored with award
• Choosing a college
• McCaleb: CL woman in middle of drone debate
• Five injured in accident
• Sheriff’s office 
investigates collision
• How did D-26 get here?
• County poverty rate climbs
• Man given 10 years for stabbing
• Seniors urged to get flu shots now
• Police investigate 
local shooting death
• Marengo marks 175th anniversary with Settlers’ Days
• Classes to focus on finance, decluttering
• Symposium targets violence in family
• Probation ordered over unlawful restraint case
• Fox Waterway Agency set to kick off Cooper Farms project
• Short-term & lifelong benefits
• Salut! Fall wine classes set
• Gaelic Storm to perform at ECC
• Police plan lunch with cop program
• Probation ordered for sleepover groping incident
• 5K to raise hepatitis C awareness
• Marengo man charged with battery to infant
• Huntley sets FABulous Inc. variety show
• Old's Cool band to host ‘Rockin' Halloween Dance’ Oct. 30
• Last chance to register to vote
• D-26 discusses referendum
• Man allegedly beat wife, held knife to her throat
• Hike for health
• Man charged with aggravated domestic battery
• C-G track and field team looking for sponsors
• Man rolls truck, charged with DUI
• Event to showcase lifestyle before 19th century
• Club to give coats to D-200 children
• Mental health board rebidding expansion
• CL fall leaf pickup under way
• Defenders 
to hold drive for recycling
• Candidates to discuss 
solutions at MCC forum
• Judge sets hearing date for after county sheriff’s election
• Locals plan first fundraiser
• Wonder Lake Police investigate shooting death
• Pooches in pink for breast cancer awareness
• Study: McHenry County leads suburbs in poverty increase
• Huntley library board packets available
• Lyons: Watch what you step in during judge race
• McHenry man charged with domestic battery
• Delays expected on 
new Route 47 detour
• Hampshire high hosts Volley for the Cure
• Historical society meeting set in Huntley
• Woman killed 
in collision
• MCC features 2-day pottery workshop
• Turning Point plans 
annual dinner Oct. 21
• National birth rate drops; local picture is similar
• Group to plan oak trees for Global Day of Doing
• CL man allegedly beat wife, held knife to her throat
• Probation ordered for attempted robbery
• Man admits lighting fires at post office
• Man charged with endangering children
• Former masseur admits fondling client
• Library district plans youth events in Oct.
• Bicyclist flown to hospital after being struck by car
• Ex-Sun City leader remembered
• Judge orders medical supplies to be returned
• County salaries may face freeze
• D-156 delays fee talks
• Huntley Tea Party to 
host meeting Tuesday
• Uncertain future
• Grand jury
• Cary firefighters respond to smoke-filled house
• Eighth Congressional District candidates talk spending, health care
• When is a stranger a true danger?
• Grafton Township 
collects coats for needy
• Woman killed in crash near Hampshire
• LITH police to host 
trick-or-treat night
• Former masseur admits fondling client
• Chicago artist to speak at ECC
• Bicyclist hit by vehicle near Woodstock
• Domestic violence candlelight vigil set for Square
• LITH man accused of driving drunk with kids in car
• Junior Warriors raising cancer 
awareness, funds
• City cracks down on signs
• Residents want water testing
• CL mulls the future of the lake
• Childhood personality traits can last a lifetime, study says
• Viewing of college summit set at MCC
• Man agrees to plea deal in under-aged sex case
• Women of Moose host Wild West Bonanza
• Two bicyclists struck by car
• Centegra salutes emergency nurses
• Former Island Lake man takes battery plea in sex case
• Two injured in Woodstock crash
• On the Record with ... Larry Krengel
• D-26 informational meetings start Tuesday
• PRegnant women urged to get shots
• Looking forward
• Metra still likely to access funds
• Something to build on?
• Algonquin gas leak causes no damage
• ECC concert band sets fall performance
• Marengo Settlers' Days set Oct. 7-11
• Old Time Country Harvest Day set Oct. 9
• Nunda suspends emergency assistance program until April
• Health care law having local impact
• Domestic violence mock trial set Oct. 7
• Knaack has knack for raising funds for UW
• Sounding it out
• Police looking for robbery suspect
• Krug: Endorsements get conversation started
• Peasley: New coats going to needy kids
• Brady rallies local support
• Flu clinics offered for Vaccines for Children program
• Detour: Watch for Route 47 detour in Huntley
• Diaper bank makes appeal
• Flu shots to be given Tuesday at library
• Brady rallies local supporters
• McCaleb: Candidates tell us, you where they stand
• Teachers, students make reading video
• Bail increased after second DUI
• Anglers, boaters make avid use of Crystal Lake’s new park on first day
• Killer: Victim was like a brother
• Woodstock man linked to several burglaries
• Attempt 
to rob bank nets 5 years
• McHenry Library celebrates 
75th anniversary, renovation
• MCC to host viewing of college summit
• Low-hanging wire prompts McHenry Avenue closure
• Woman to get $1M settlement
• Annual Fall Leaf Pick-Up Program Begins Monday, October 4, 2010
• TV reporter Bill Kurtis to speak at Opera House
• Three Oaks Recreational Area opened this morning
• Wonder Lake names Mason as interim police chief
• Woodstock man faces 41 charges in burglaries
• Auction to benefit Collier House
• Bail increased for 2nd DUI, fleeing incident
• McHenry cruise night celebration set
• Cary woman to get $1 million in deck collapse settlement
• Functioning in the community
• Hopefuls talk concealed carry
• Suspect in chase arrested again
• Wyss: D-156 board built recipe for disaster
• Green Drinks Group set meeting for Wednesday
• Locals asked to follow leaf 
disposal rules
• Man donates historical items
• Area opts against subdivision annexation
• Activity cards available to seniors for free
• Local high schools face off in food drive
• 30-year sentence for murder of McHenry teen
• Residents warned to watch for scammers
• Police, school officials alert residents to suspicious incident
• Cremation discussion set at Heritage Woods
• Sheriff’s office finds 100 marijuana plants
• Man remorseful over crash
• C’ville sex offender charged for incident near school bus stops
• Instructor publishes book on Middle East
• Spooky fun set at railway Museum
• Early childhood learning center plan in works
• The ‘Ultimate’ sport
• Police: LITH man drives drunk, flees, twice in two weeks
• Character pledge signing week set in McHenry
• Temporary Signs - Campaign
• Historical society plans appraisal event, meeting
• Preschool openings available at MCC
• Firefighters go pink for October
• Man hurt, charged with trespass
• Grand Jury
• Physician, dentist needed for county health board
• Officials: Officer to resign Friday
• Recall amendment to state Constitution on Nov. 2 ballot
• Nunda fire to introduce $350,000 engine
• Local church to host mortgage rate workshop
• Bright spots in Illinois
• Manzullo, Gaulrapp tout plans to boost employment
• Association hosts gun buy-back program
• Military salute
• D-155 changes dates to discuss possible boundary adjustments
• CL Fire Department 
to host open house
• Application period open for absentee ballots
• McHenry hosts first aid classes, open gym
• Grafton Township 
to host food giveaway
• The Goddard School to hold mini block party
• Clinic to offer flu vaccine for children Tuesday
• D-26 hopes to get back in black
• Scholarship fundraiser honors South grad
• Four new members named to panel
• Celebration in the Park 
to return after year hiatus
• Historical society 
to plaque 4 Harvard sites
• Defenders group to host book drive
• Council OKs commercial vehicle rules
• Sheriff's Office seizes 100 marijuana plants
• Unmarried outnumber married for first time
• McHenry man charged with trespass, battery
• LITH Police to host drill today
• Man pleads guilty in C'ville home invasion
• Voter registration sessions set
• Vacant Wonder Lake home damaged in fire
• Pet blessing on tap at MCC
• McHenry police investigate knife incident
• D-12 to vote on balanced budget
• MCC 
studies 
cop plan
• Arbitrator's ruling that overturned deputy's firing upheld
• D-300 reviews charter school
• Artist, retired teacher
 to show artwork in Cary
• Family fitness day set
• Harvest time for area farmers
• MCC hosts bullying prevention program
• Towns giving increased aid
• Prophecy conference
 to address global crises
• County readies for early voting
• Blood drive planned at FRG fire station
• Cary retirement center could be ready to open as soon as December 2011
• Man denies charges in domestic incidents
• Flu shots to be offered at Dundee Library
• Suspect allegedly swallowed heroin before arrest
• Holding steady
• Sgt. becomes Hebron chief
• On the record with Mike Bihlmaier
• Police: Alleged dealer hospitalized after swallowing heroin
• Locally Speaking
• Ex-Ringwood plant manager refuses to testify
• Honor flight to send World War II vets on 3-day trip
• Recession or revival for U.S.?
• Harvard church to host vintage fashion show
• Taxpayers often foot bill for political tiffs
• TRIAD meeting set to help seniors
• Walk to raise money for breast cancer services
• Krug: Not time to throw money at D-26
• Long-awaited transformation of former Vulcan Lakes opens to public Friday
• Peasley: Century old playbill donated to Woodstock Opera House
• Pick up tips for going green
• Swastika symbol found on campaign sign
• Classes offer lessons in financial savvy
• Unity in the face of poverty
• Registration open for Tomaso walk
• D-50 to dedicate Crosby Elementary School
• LITH American Legion
to host steak fry Saturday
• Cary spiritual center plans pet blessing service
• ‘Pay to Play’ hears results
• Detour: Route 31 ramps to I-90 close for work
• Damselfly presentation set for Thursday
• McHenry considers parking rules for commercial vehicles
• Bianchi case looms in judicial race
• Gala will aid heart failure program
• District 157 board, former leader spar over funds
• McCaleb: Website pairs donors, teachers for projects
• Accident sends 1 person to hospital
• North Barrington woman struck, killed by train
• Man selling ice cream arrested
• Police departments to host prescription drug take-back event
• Bianchi’s attorney blasts 
expense
• Bears mascot helps D-50 students tackle reading
• Employee accused of theft from country club
• Golden Diners thanks 30-year volunteer
• A support network
• Plans set for Johnny Appleseed Festival
• Woman struck by train in Barrington, killed
• SG church to offer voter registration
• Employee accused of stealing $6,000 from country club
• Parents report suspicious incident
• Man selling ice cream from van linked to suspicious incident
• Stop being so nit-picky
• Route 14 crash snarls traffic in Cary
• East Dundee girl’s battle with cancer becomes a family fight
• Vigil held for Beth Bentley
• Interdenominational 
effort to aid needy set
• MCC 
to retool admin ranks
• Grand jury
• D-26 pro-referendum group forms strategy
• MCC to offer golf classes
• Huntley approves downtown revitalization plan
• Flu shot clinics to be 
offered in Sept., Oct.
• Slain CL Marine gets Bronze Star
• TV weatherman visits North Elementary
• D-156 ponders fee freeze
• Young Harvard musician to perform at library
• Dance contests, games part of Halloween Hoopla
• Board approves balanced budget
• Mosquito pool positive for West Nile
• Traffic Signal LED Upgrade Project Bid Announcement
• Church hosts charity walk Saturday
• Officials mum on officer
• Trial focuses on 1973 memos
• Road work could snarl downtown CL traffic
• Some sex abuse charges dropped
• MCC seeks crafters 
for upcoming fair
• Local Jaycees to host pizza contest
• Prayer gathering draws students
• VFW Post 5040 to hold garage sale fundraiser
• Construction to shut down Route 47 in Huntley
• Teacher sent to prison for sex abuse
• Harvest time for news about election
• Halting 
hazing: 
Local schools take on 
physical, mental abuse
• ‘Know what it’s like to be young’
• Sheila Simon talks education
• CL Central student charged after alleged school shooting threat
• Area districts to get $5.8 million
• Ex-principal to be paid through mid-October
• Man faces 55 charges after high-speed police chase
• MCC to host preview 
for Hawaii trip
• Lawmakers question lottery deal
• Longtime volunteer dies at 98
• MCC seeks noms for alumni awards
• Fire District candidate packets available
• Jaycees to host poker crawl Oct. 2
• D-156 approves 2011 budget
• Libraries found to boost test scores but are struggling from budget cuts
• Plaintiff No. 32 joins lawsuits
• Youth development 
symposium planned
• Algonquin launches social media sites
• South’s Class of 2000 plans 10-year reunion
• Philpott files objection, but long past deadline
• McHenry City Council petitions available
• Three seats up on 
Crystal Lake park board
• D-46 school board 
petitions available
• Road Work on Main Street in Downtown Crystal Lake
• Marian ACT composite scores rise
• Some cases dropped against man accused of sex abuse
• Free child car seat check scheduled this weekend
• Students participate in international prayer gathering
• Four seats on Lakewood Village Board up for vote
• Man faces 55 charges after high-speed police chase
• Grammy-winning bassist to perform
• CL Central student charged after alleged school shooting threat
• Ski, snowboard club gets set to hit slopes
• Health dept. to mark ‘Get Ready Day’
• Retiring superintendent to be honored Oct. 8
• D-158 candidacy 
petitions available today
• Grafton to host driving program
• Brain cancer trial under way
• Petitions to be available for Richmond seats
• Thompson: I’m giving my heart to whoever needs it
• Althoff, Tryon to host town halls
• ‘It makes music cool’
• Overheated computer monitor closes Route 14
• Ex-Cary employee gets prison time
• McHenry strip mall gets OK
• LITH election packets available today
• County sheriff hopefuls point out differences
• Four facing burglary charges in LITH
• Rte. 31 to I-90 ramps to close
• Brady speaks in Woodstock
• Opening statements kick off brain cancer lawsuits
• Eastbound Route 31 tollway ramps closed for a month
• McCullom Lake brain cancer trial begins
• Cary skier soars to title at Norge's annual Summer K70 Ski Jump Competition
• New strip mall planned for McHenry
• D-18 board passes balanced budget
• Walmart closes on J’burg property
• Area author, ecologist 
to present workshop
• On the Record With ... 
Denny Diamond
• First brain cancer lawsuit begins today in Pennsylvania courtroom
• Police searching for man involved in PG crash
• Peasley: Rep. Kirk hears farmers’ concerns
• Police searching for man in crash
• Bank 
official: Change your PIN
• Residents scour banks 
of Fox River to remove trash, enjoy the environment
• Huntley educator an award finalist
• Brothers document grandfather’s past, heritage in historical novel
• Officials can face election Catch-22
• D-165 freezes teacher pay
• Detour: Bridges reduced to one lane for repairs
• After 4 years, first McCullom Lake brain cancer case goes to trial
• PG crash injures 5
• 76 sex offenders found compliant
• Crow has confirmed case of West Nile virus
• Wonder Lake village president fires police chief
• Officials focus on suicide prevention
• Community Engagement Committee evolves; seats open
• Police: 2 found in violation
• Police investigate credit, debit fraud cases in Woodstock
• Kirk talks trade, immigration in Woodstock visit
• McCaleb: MCC violates law to keep evaluations secret
• Viral videos change political landscape, can influence local races
• Bank president: Change your PIN
• Huntley educator finalist for teacher of the year
• McHenry kayaker rescued in Lake Superior
• WL man guilty in boating fatality
• Kayaker rescued in Lake Superior
• Public invited to share ideas
• Continental, UAL shareholders approve combo
• Dorr Township to host blood drive Sept. 23
• Mural, mural on the wall
• Mock trial to focus on domestic violence
• Rotary plans dinner, wine tasting benefit
• LITH Fen event part of National Public Lands Day
• Union unveils public works building
• Historic Harvard homes, building to get plaques
• ‘Wrong for the 
right reason’
• MCC defies AG’s orders on releasing information
• D-156 referendum panel forming
• Seipler wants Bianchi out of request for sheriff probe
• Jewish community observes Yom Kippur at sundown
• Crystal Lake South former principal dies
• Petitions to be available Tuesday
• Police: Two CL restaurants serve minors alcohol
• Group cooking dinner
• Wonder Lake man found guilty in fatal boat crash
• True story comes to life in ‘Three Cups of Tea’
• Woodstock police investigate credit, debit fraud
• Workshop to focus on composting
• Bird in Algonquin tests positive for West Nile virus
• Local residents take on poverty, homelessness with CROP walk
• Two-vehicle crash on Route 176 in Prairie Grove
• Blood work
• Fraud protection workshops offered
• Harvard benefit to help man with cancer fight
• McHenry Moose hosts October Fest
• MCC veterans’ forum eyes benefits education
• Dalby reacts to Bianchi indictment
• Candidacy petitions available Tuesday
• Crystal Lake Flood Study Information
• Voter registration deadline Oct. 5
• Lyons: Politics are one thing, indictments another
• Law enforcement: Roadside safety checks contribute to fewer fatal accidents
• Boat crash trial focuses on alcohol, effects
• Take-back initiative seeks to prevent drug abuse, theft
• Defenders plan annual book sale
• LITH to host Punt, Pass and Kick contest
• Man charged with 
Marengo burglary
• 4-H chapter to host equestrian show
• MCC Foundation offers scholarships
• McHenry regulation targets nuisances
• Promise program brings back 78
• DUI trial in boating death starts
• McHenry man arrested 
on sex abuse charges
• Officials say preschool important, linked to crime rates
• Elementary school principal resigns
• Veterans stay the course
• Coming Home events planned
• Dundee library seeks 
to fill board seat
• Local author tells of Italian life, cooking
• Man treated for West Nile
• 78 students reinstated to MCC's Promise program
• Two MCC board seats up for election
• Norge to host summer ski jump this weekend
• Family Alliance to host dance, auction
• Algonquin police 
to host BASSET class
• MCC offers ACT prep classes, practice tests
• D-26 finances not so dire
• SEIU asks labor board to reopen negotiations
• Carpentersville home hit by fire
• End-of-life choices swinging away from traditional burial plots
• D-155 examines boundaries
• Timeline extended for D-300 wind farm
• Lawsuit filed over crash
• Marengo man treated for confirmed West Nile case
• Marengo man charged with child porn possession
• D-26 discusses budget cuts
• Help still wanted: Nine months later, recovery from earthquake continues
• MCC reviews Promise raps
• A ‘day like any other’
• CL Jaycees seek nominees
• McHenry's RiverWalk Center pays $8,300 in taxes
• Grafton township to raise bus fares
• Fox River cleanup planned on Saturday
• McCullom Lake drops charges against officer
• UW kicks off campaign
• Soldier, J’burg native to receive 
hearty welcome home tonight
• LITH man hospitalized after crash
• Trial begins in fatal boating DUI case
• Historical society 
to honor businesses
• Carpenterville home uninhabitable after overnight fire
• Making the transition
• United Way kicks off 2010 campaign
• Bianchi back to work following indictment
• CL man charged in five-vehicle collision
• Looking forward
• IDOT seeks input on Route 47 expansion plans in Woodstock
• Second county backs 
K-Nines
• On the Record With ... George Grenda
• Historical society plans Cider Festival
• Residents sought for village panel
• Flatlander Market looking for local performers
• LITH seniors to take trip to see ‘Red Herring’
• Marine unit busy this year
• State’s woes put Metra’s plans at risk
• McHenry offers week 
of free fitness classes
• McHenry Chamber plans ‘Dazzlin’ Divas’ party
• CL man faces DUI charges after five-vehicle collision
• Historical society seeks volunteers for programs
• Indictments an embarrassment for all
• Election season brings local, state issues to the fore
• Police investigate 5-car collision
• Panel to address sports concussions
• Woodstock auto dealer dies at age 92
• All Night Bingo event set at Marian Central
• Piece of World Trade Center to be given home in new fire station
• Highly regarded administrator who led District 2 out of debt set to retire
• Holy Cross Lutheran turns 100
• Koehler: 
No rush to oust 
Bianchi
• Library card holders can enjoy specials
• State’s attorney denies using county office for campaign
• Bianchi Timeline
• Prison ordered for Joey T’s fire
• Grand jury list of charges
• Area leaders divided over charges
• Police: Teen set off fire sprinkler
• Police participate in rail safety program
• Car wash set to defray medical for sick child
• Overnight McHenry house fire causes $60K in damage
• Our View: Bianchi should step aside
• Man convicted of reckless homicide
• Observances keep Patriot Day in forefront
• Full indictment of Bianchi
• McCaleb: Special night before the world changed
• Woodstock man arrested in string of burglaries
• Elgin man dies after three-car crash
• Bearing 
down 
for another season
• $60,000 damage to McHenry home after overnight fire
• Crystal Lake man misses top spot in blues guitar contest
• More computer items taken in state's attorney's office probe
• MCC offers résumé-writing workshops
• Richmond-Burton 
fields closed today
• City to remember Sept. 11, 2001, with ceremony
• Foodies eat up recipes, tips at show
• Helping Paws event set for Sept. 19
• Cancer survivor writes book, details her life journey
• County health department schedules flu shot clinics
• Marching Red Raiders to kick off competition season
• Defenders to host recycling event
• Poet John Gallaher 
to appear at ECC
• Blood drive set at hospital
• Wyss: Transplant recipient starts foundation
• Residents advised to test water
• Marengo mulls 911 options
• Golf outing today 
for Prairie Grove park
• Bianchi responds to indictment
• Night of Fright costume ball 
to benefit Home of the Sparrow
• Darien man convicted of reckless homicide after Huntley crash
• Marching band festival set for Saturday
• Charges against Bianchi outlined
• Grafton Township starts collecting coats
• Suspect allegedly set off Family Service sprinkler
• Woodstock accident sends 2 to hospitals
• CL man admits to child porn
• Memorial set for Saturday
• Crystal Lake offers incentives to keep car dealer happy
• McDonald’s helps with library sign-up campaign
• Life of an 
islander: Sense of community, relaxation in abundance on Pistakee Bay perch
• D-300 candidate packets ready Wednesday
• Bail reduced for teen accused of driving drunk across fields
• Probation ordered for man’s 2nd sex abuse case
• Getaway driver gets prison boot camp nod
• Fundraiser to benefit 
county guitar program
• Lyons: Calm talk on public pay is warranted
• Bull Valley farm invites visitors to meet alpacas
• Tea Party plans rally Saturday
• HARPS takes in 11 rescued horses
• Petitions for Huntley election available
• District 156 superintendent to exit early
• Festival runs this weekend
• Taste of Home event tonight
• City looks to expand wastewater treatment
• Reports muddle 
exit of ex-chief
• D-2 budget will be balanced, in black
• Fire destroys three barns
• Lemonade stand to raise money to fight cancers
• Harvard District 50 begins classes, welcomes students
• Defenders recycling drive set in McHenry
• Library to host meeting to recruit ESL tutors
• Police: 27 vehicles vandalized in LITH
• ‘Carbon Nation’ to be shown at MCC tonight
• Police to hold prescription drug ‘take-back’ event
• County board extends sportsplex deadline over objections
• Man admits to sex with underage girl
• Probation ordered for second sex abuse case
• D-156 readies backup plan to cut $2.7M
• Navistar HQ to Lisle; tech center and engine facility elsewhere
• Hoffman Park moves forward
• Crystal Lake man sentenced for child porn
• Trial date set for suspect in muder-for-hire plot
• Oliver: Farmers market plans winter offerings
• GRASP grief group 
to meet tonight
• Mayor: Three Oaks will open on time
• Art, music classes offered in Retired Adult Program
• Girl’s prank gets her 6 months probation
• County extends sportsplex bond deadline over objections
• Wauconda barn fire causes traffic delays
• Thompson: Watch this: Pay your kids to avoid TV
• Lost Nippersink kayaker found safe
• Girl’s prank leads to felony charge
• Six transported after accident
• From football to cheerleading
• Teachers struggle to find positions
• McHenry man biking cross country for charity
• Setbacks litter road to well testing
• Booster clubs seek new ways to raise funds, school spirit
• State of the 
unions
• Looking forward
• Animal Control hosts September adoption festivals
• Oakwood Hills to host classic car show
• Public sector paid time off perks costly
• On the Record With ... Janelle Crowley
• Investigation prompts FOIA denials, variances
• Girl's prank leads to felony charge
• Six taken to hospitals after Woodstock accident
• Parade of boats light up WL’s Venetian Night
• WL home a total 
loss after 2nd fire
• Students go from average to AVID
• Flu shot group seeks volunteers
• Yard waste program under way
• Roads opened for Labor Day
• Time off policies vary at public agencies
• Peasley: First-day thoughts about reopening of McDonald’s
• Krug: We pay for paid time off
• Music History: Woodstock folk music stage hosts final performance
• Brush chipper to make way through subdivisions
• Residents enjoy end of summer celebration
• D-15 Foundation hosts annual walk for literacy
• Districts wary of federal funding
• Park District seeks partner
• Church to host food pantry
• Court: Burrito Express murder accomplice deserves extra 10 years for threatening judge
• Boaters dock after full season
• McCaleb: 64th candidates differ on cuts, immigration
• No injuries in school bus crash
• HAHS annual picnic, show set
• Man charged in undercover sting
• Lawyers given 2nd opinion
• LITH Summer Sunset Festival schedule
• Apt Equestrian
• Jourdan gives details 
of Pagano's final phone call on 911 tape
• Officials issue 
advisory for CL beach
• Jaycees take nominations for public service awards
• WL awards 
water main project
• Hectic homecoming week
• Police investigate fight between Jacobs students
• Woman admits stealing from Harvard school organization
• Additional sentence upheld for Houghtaling
• McHenry looking to fill commission vacancy
• Health department issues advisory for Main Beach
• Motorcyclist hits pole
• Prosecutors to seek 2nd opinion in Bair case
• Promise problems anger students
• Sheriff's office releases 911 tape regarding Pagano's suicide
• Loyola excited about new year with new retreat
• LITH man charged in undercover drug investigation
• Walk to raise money for needy
• It's a New Day at AngelFood Ministries
• MCC offers quilting, calligraphy sessions
• Wyss: The lowdown on putting out the word
• GRAND JURY
• Huntley downtown plan ready for final OK
• Barn tour registrations being accepted
• CL South student charged in school threat
• McHenry to flush city hydrants in October
• Police boost DUI patrols
• Children 8 to 17 invited to take free flight
• McHenry details fall leaf collection service
• Barsanti appointed to circuit court
• Nursing assistant gets prison
• Parks department offers a night out
• Summer Sunset Festival to say farewell to season
• Apply to join 
student exchange
• Vendor, craft fair to help 
Siberian husky rescuers
• Voices of the Land organizers looking for participants
• Hospital offers free lecture on bowel diseases
• Exhibitors wanted for Bioneers conference
• Village looks for firm to run tests
• Study: Delaying start times could improve academics
• CL South student charged after school threat
• Motorcyclist airlifted after overnight Woodstock crash
• Lyons: Sox rent-a-Manny hype overheated
• District 156 students, parents, officials gather to discuss proposed extracurricular cuts
• Affordable housing for 
seniors open in Fox Lake
• Motorcycle run to benefit 5-year-old
• Officials propose changing boundaries to match enrollment
• Learn all about rain gardens
• Wind power among renewable options
• Cary employees still on payroll
• Summer ski jump 
at Norge approaches
• Lawyer: Pot plan was a bust
• Police: Man sent woman threatening text messages
• D-156 schedules forums for students, parents
• Area soldiers have high hopes for Iraq's future
• C’ville police get grant for squad car computers
• Nursing assistant gets prison for squeezing drug from patient's patch
• Wonder Lake hosts 
Venetian Night on Sunday
• Oliver: Don’t let bedbug threat make you buggy
• College offers dance classes
• MCC named military-friendly school
• Car vs. bike crash investigated
• Field Museum publishes teacher’s field guide
• Accident leads to brief closure of Route 14
• Museum to mark Patriot Day
• McHenry taps new top cop
• RiverWalk parking approved
• Police on hunt for bank robber
• Breaking barriers
• Woodstock man jailed for Elgin sex assault
• Library to host networking group
• Dog killed in Crystal Lake fire
• Birds to be focus 
of presentation
• Shooting defendant wants statements tossed
• Members sought for new Huntley Historical Society
• $40,000 in damage after Wonder Lake house fire
• MCC continues seminars for returning students
• Military drones topic of discussion
• Volunteers needed for historical program
• Library to make an offer on new location
• Hawk to step down as D-155 chief
• Huntley crash involving teen on a bike still under investigation
• Craft fair to aid 
Siberian husky group
• Man gets 2 years in prison for growing pot at home
• Bianchi unveils felony program
• Thompson: Time flies with a decade of deadlines
• Fire damages CL home; dog killed
• Richmond residents invited to 'Ask the Assessor'
• Child-care programs becoming more popular
• Promise program remains in limbo
• Election packets available
• Looking forward
• D-300 budget $6.3M in red
• On the record with ... Stephanie Burton 
and Sara Signor
• McHenry Library closed Monday
• ‘Mums the Word, Etc.’ to raise money for library
• Safety course geared toward older motorists
• Detour: 2 more bridges to close
• Raue offers discounts on entertainment
• Parents wary of referendum
• City mends Civil War monument
• Group launches service 
to help pay utility bills
• Cary Park District hires new director
• Husband waiting 
for a sign
• Rates change to draw in members for Huntley fitness center
• Peasley: Marian welcomes students with new addition
• Katrina evacuee, LITH resident look back five years later
• Krug: Unpiling a great week of news
• Resident offering reward in burglary
• Districts mull new population analysis
• Charges filed against men who led police on chase
• Man transported after bike tips
• Boy Scouts honor 100th anniversary with service project
• Police: Dad got 13-year-old son drunk
• Probe brings in former SA chief
• Much to celebrate
 at student ceremony
• McCaleb: Odd campaign slogan: ‘Eliminate my job’
• What a start: Upsets, power shifts make for exciting opening to prep football season
• Police investigate bomb incident
• 17th rabid bat reported in McHenry County
• MCC offers January
 Palm Springs trip preview
• MCC’s board 
rethinks structure
• McDonald’s fundraiser to aid Scout project
• LITH American Legion plans Luau Dinner, Dance
• Auction Surplus
• Blivin Street bridge 
to close next week
• Algonquin dad charged over 13-year-old's intoxication
• Paws in the Park event 
to aid Helping Paws
• McHenry Police investigate bomb scare
• Despite seriousness of head injuries, helmet laws remain rare
• Former SA chief meets with prosecutor probing state's attorney
• Woman found insane in mom’s death may be released
• Series set to educate residents on budget
• Applicants sought for gardener program
• Man’s truck hits concrete wall
• Habitat for Humanity’s 20 years celebrated with 20 area projects
• College to showcase international films
• Library board to discuss building
• Man cited for hitting light pole
• Tiger Trail now leads 
to Briargate School
• Rohm and Haas to pay for testing
• Unfit defendant still in jail
• County’s jobless rate dips again
• New MCC president sets course for school
• Accounts of bond hearing conflict
• Police: Missing
 Wonder Lake teen found
• New preschool-age 
programs added in LITH
• Dance show to benefit Cary-Grove Food Pantry
• Truck collision sends 1 driver to hospital
• Police seeking 
battery suspect
• Pink trucks to make local hospital stops
• Gathering to talk about ‘green’ legislation
• Tractors for Charity event planned for September
• LITH may get senior housing
• Man who killed dog sentenced to 60 days
• Company says it will pay to test McCullom Lake wells
• Lyons: Warning: Scurrilous column below
• Panel OKs downtown plan draft
• District 26 schools, students adapt to start of new year after programs cut
• MCC to focus on graduation rate, planning
• Tour homes during CL housewalk
• Second judge testifies against Chmiel
• ‘Conservative’ budget balanced
• Woodstock home damaged by fire
• Home sales sink in July
• Wonder Lake teen gets 
probation for police chase
• TownSquare Players slates open auditions
• ACT scores remain flat
• District 156 votes to keep referendums on ballot
• K-Nines close to place to play
• Petitions ready for 2011 election
• Huntley Park District seeks input on plan
• Chmiel defends actions
• Seniors earn 36 on ACT
• Firefighters affiliate with national, state unions
• Chicago photographer to talk of his award-winning career
• Woodstock man sent to jail for shooting dog
• Waiting game
• Oliver: Work, not luck, key to good marriages
• Police searching for missing Wonder Lake teen
• District changing bus routes
• LITH American Legion to present golf outing
• Magic Carpet Ride set
• Hanson Road 
reopens
• Election Packets Available
• AARP revs up driver safety program in Sept.
• Woodstock house damaged in overnight fire
• Volunteers needed for senior transportation
• Circulation phone service restored
• Settlement reached in LITH Airport lawsuit
• County home sales drop, prices rise
• D-200 OKs $90.1M tentative budget
• WL teen gets probation for police chase
• McHenry VFW to host blood drive, breakfast
• Judge's ethics hearing underway
• Centegra presents wellness lectures
• Donation to D-26 a no-go
• Crosby school work on schedule
• A denim donation
• Vigil for victims of bullying set
• LITH teen gets probation in deal
• Huntley CERT hosts training sessions
• Free electronics 
recycling event set
• Local Peace Corps volunteers to gather
• D-156 rethinking referendum
• Police investigate boat burglaries
• MCC adjusts 
smoothly to record enrollment
• Benefit to help pay medical bills of D-C grad
• Sportsplex construction may start in ’11
• Woodstock Willie 
to appear on Square
• Grand Jury
• On the Record With ... Patricia Caldwell
• County considers stimulus project deadline extension
• Looking Forward
• Prostate cancer screenings offered Sept. 18
• Destination: 
Lakewood?
• LITH teen gets probation in sex abuse case
• Settlement reached in LITH airport lawsuit
• Group withdraws $4.3 million donation offer to D-26
• Tourney lures young anglers
• State releases chemical test results from former Toastmaster site
• Salary slump? Administrator pay freezes more common
• Prostate health to be focus of programs
• Judge faces ethics hearing
• Peasley: Harvard Milk Days to roast radio legend
• McHenry swimmers lap up funds for Collier House
• 'Size matters' and micro, mini car event
• Three area roads re-open
• J’burg 
to launch recycling initiative
• Huntley Tea Party hosts town hall
• D-300 scores ‘disappointing’
• Barn blanket
• Police seize more than 4,000 pot plants on public land
• Illinois motorcyclist dies in Wisconsin collision
• CL author to sign books
• Ride against drunken driving set for Sunday
• Zion man get 7 years ordered for robbery
• MCC readies for record enrollment
• Library opens new drive-up return lane
• Two resign from Cary Park District after cited for obscene conduct
• LITH police investigate attempted abduction
• Health department tests area beaches for E. coli
• Judge allows Wonder Lake to be dredged
• Local teen band heads 
to State Fair battle
• Child athletes have to watch out for burnout
• Lawyer questions client’s fitness
• New board member is business leader
• RSVP to host open house
• Top Cary park leaders quit following obscene conduct charges
• D-26 still waiting on big donation
• Judge says Wonder Lake dredging votes were proper
• Ringwood to host picnic
• Police seize 4,250 pot plants on public land
• Cary-Grove students say ‘Don’t Stop the Music’
• Health department tests area beaches; no problems found
• Park leaders seek input on Fetzner Park plans
• Fishing tourney lures kids for lifetime
• Fox River Grove public works garage moves ahead
• Park District hires lake management company to draw up plans for west end dredging
• Vasculitis support group to meet Sept. 18 in Elgin
• New district program shares information
• Welcome to senior year
• RiverWalk Center cornices given extra care
• Police: Man, 30, abused children
• Picnic, grill-off Saturday in McCullom Lake
• CL soldier back home for break
• Hospital offers Dr. Fit
• Train hits, kills Barrington teen
• D-156 short of state mark
• Board increases fees for tickets
• Dundee Library plans nature walks
• County goes to yearly testing for gravel pits
• Palatine man takes plea deal
• Art, photography classes offered in Crystal Lake
• Man charged in battery of 2 children
• Free food distribution Wednesday in Johnsburg
• Lawsuit alleges abuse by officers in Island Lake
• Lecture to discuss physical immortality
• Bull Valley Road reopened
• Teamwork in hard times: Committment, communication, respect keys to marriage
• Three Oaks Recreation Area to get upgrade
• Riley ready for big reveal
• Four transported after car sideswipes van
• Extension sought for projects
• Health department to hold smoking cessation classes
• FRG board to discuss garage
• Concert to raise money for clean water
• McHenry police search for driver in hit and run
• Pedestrian killed by train identified as high school student
• Sex offender, 22, 
faces allegations of peeping at girl
• Man charged with sex abuse can return to Florida
• Seminar to offer tips for land preservation
• Oliver: Take time to breathe before tempers soar
• Boy Scouts to be focus 
of Harvard program
• McHenry man dies in accident
• Me & my Shadow
• Accident sends one to hospital
• D-156 moves forward with 2010-11 budget
• Collier House fundraiser set
• Wonder Lake dredging trial begins
• Boy wins anti-tobacco slogan contest
• Trader charged with bilking his clients
• ‘Dplantmann’ to show photography
• Organizational meeting planned for CROP Walk
• Woman cited in Cary 
U-turn crash
• Bull Valley Road reopened at tracks in McHenry
• CMAP: We don’t want to take over
• Man takes battery plea over incident with officer
• Third annual Friends 
of the Poor Walk set
• Charge against CL doctor dropped
• Attempted abduction reported
• Local legislators surprised, vindicated by Blago trial outcome
• Going 4 it
• Center to host one-woman show
• College offers food, wine courses
• Rotary Club to host math event at library
• Fair likely to stay put
• D-19 classes delayed
• Sex offender charged with window peeping
• HAHS to host picnic, horse show Sept. 11
• McHenry police investigating hit and run
• Blue Knight Police Motorcycle Club event to help Caden
• Fox Lake trader charged with bilking investors
• Historical society seats new board members
• McHenry names city administrator
• Kroozers Cars to benefit YSB
• D-26 warned of takeover tack
• Woodstock family to host Peace Corps gathering
• New addition ready at Riley School
• A McHenry County Grand Jury recently indicted:
• As students return, school officials fret over finances
• Program to focus on former raceway
• Knights of Columbus to host Huntley blood drive
• Teens charged with vandalism
• CL man, 19, gets prison in brick attack
• CMAP to face County Board
• Seneca Township seeks planners
• State's attorney's office earns accreditation
• All 
booked 
up
• ComEd might fix power line issue
• District 19 school start delayed
• Crystal Lake man gets prison for hitting man with brick
• Teens charged with smashing mailboxes
• No injuries suffered in McHenry apartment fire
• MCC hosts class on health care
• Looking Forward
• On the Record with ... Joni Downey
• Reward increased for information about semi
• Garbage costs divide Johnsburg trustees
• MCC to offer variety of language, culture classes
• Officers to host citizens academy
• Learn about aviation careers
• Rents on the rise?
• Part of Bull Valley Road closed
• McHenry soldier to return home Monday
• Peasley: Woodstock organization changes complex’s name
• D-15 seeks to fill board vacancy
• Area salutes V-J Day
• Huntley hearing set on proposed revitalization policies
• Teen found safe after scare at McCullom Lake
• D-15 plans to run with budget deficit
• Soldier to receive send-off today
• Algonquin police to host BASSET class
• Dentist shutters office
• Pups invited to strut their stuff at Bark for Life Doggie Pageant
• Cardiovascular screening offered in Crystal Lake
• Weight-loss surgery 
sessions scheduled
• Peace group lines up lectures
• Restaurants warned of health scam
• McHenry Moose lodge hosts fundraiser
• VFW hosts steak fry today
• McCaleb: Plenty of story lines this school year
• Lakemoor Fest takes place this weekend
• Barrington Hills man charged with Florida hit-and-run
• ‘We survived the war and were going home’
• New website targets deadbeats
• Probation ordered in exploitation case
• J’burg to charge impound fee
• Vermicomposting will be topic at an upcoming event
• Police: Fla. man traveled to Huntley for sexual relationship
• D-156 expects $4.2M deficit
• A green light
• Request for Proposal - Pingree Road @ Congress Parkway
• D-300 foundation hosts art fair
• Heating up McHenry County
• Sun City website gets a new boost
• Bugler to perform 
for WWII anniversary
• Faculty artwork to be on display at ECC
• Palatine man dies in I-90 collision
• Barrington Hills man charged in Fla. fatal hit-and-run out on bail
• MCC delays plans for police
• Woman killed in crash
• Third sex charge filed against 
ex-youth mentor
• Motorcycle ride to benefit Pioneer Center
• Judge to rule on arbitrator’s 
decision to reinstate deputy
• Water testing offered this month
• No restrictions on Fox Waterway
• Powder Puff game raises money for Huntley football
• Woman will ask for lower bond
• LITH concert to feature The New Invaders
• Locals react to federal aid from jobs bill
• Reflections from McHenry’s chief
• Fundraiser set for 22-year-old autistic man
• Band warms up for season
• Woodstock prepares for new school year
• Restrictions lifted 
on upper Fox, Chain
• Motorcyclist injured in police chase
• Boys face charges for vandalism
• More sex charges filed against former youth mentor
• Officials drop hazing case
• Crystal Lake to Implement Additional Mosquito Control Efforts
• McHenry County grand jury indictments
• Open boating on entire Fox River, Chain O' Lakes
• County website might link to cancer study
• Spring Grove woman killed in Antioch crash
• Judge to rule on former deputy's job
• Police: Florida man came to Huntley for sex with 14-year-old
• Vote to decide winning Rock On raffle horse
• Charges against Prairie Ridge Wrestlers dismissed
• Former fire chief was ‘true friend of people’
• D-26 wary of possible donation
• County rains soak summer
• County Legionnaires won’t meet in August
• Good Guys take on Good Guys at softball games
• Teen faces DUI after pedestrian crash
• Village receives grant 
for water main project
• Marengo Main Street earns accreditation
• Jail gets national accreditation
• CL Rotary Club to host fundraiser
• Glenn Beck coming to Sears Arena
• Deadline looms for wind project
• ‘Jersey Boys’ cast to perform in Woodstock
• More than 100 businesses to attend senior fair
• Huntley police meet CALEA standards
• Endurance Ride and Stride to fight Lyme disease
• Spots open for American Legion golf outing
• Artists to demonstrate 19th century needlework
• Police: Speeding motorcylist airlifted after chase
• Workshop about 
composting Aug. 25
• No wake restrictions lifted on Chain, upper Fox River
• Spring Grove accident sends drivers to hospital
• RiverWalk developer to bring in outside expert
• LITH president won’t fill Murawski’s seat
• When 
Facebook ‘friends’ aren’t
• Teen charged with DUI, leaving scene of injury crash
• Donors want to give D-26 $4.3M
• D-300 approves 13-turbine wind farm plan
• 1 transported, 1 treated after Crystal Lake fire
• ‘Putnam County Spelling Bee’ performances set
• Lower Fox River opened
• Board members: Post cluster study to health dept. website
• Man in motorcycle crash charged with DUI
• Centegra auxiliary donates to breast center
• Youth invited to fly from Galt Airport on Saturday
• Harvard church to be rededicated after April fire
• County foreclosure filings still climbing
• 1 treated, 1 transported after Crystal Lake apartment fire
• Man charged with DUI in motorcycle crash
• Lower river reopened; restricted to no-wake
• Small fire put out by sprinkler system in C’ville
• Chain O’ Lakes opened
• Sharing memories of a simplier time
• Duo warns parishioners of sex abuse
• A smash ending
• Donations accepted to help family of girl with cystic fibrosis
• Looking forward
• FWA official appointed to Village Board
• On the record with Debi Segel
• Peasley: Veterans, 4-H worker saluted 
at county fair
• Krug: Blago verdict: Can’t wait
• Fair-goers enjoy rides, food, sounds
• Bond like brothers
• Spring Grove firefighters host fundraiser
• K-Nines opening season in doubt
• ‘Putnam County Spelling Bee’ musical to perform in Huntley
• CL officials look at dredging project
• D-26 to hear about takeover
• Class of 2000 grads plan CLC reunion
• Union Road Bridge to 1 lane
• Study: Millennials spiritual, not religious
• Officials interview village manager candidates
• Battle of the Bands today in Algonquin
• Radiothon 
continues today
• D-50 in contract negotiations
• Five area 
beaches closed
• Frequent filers weigh in on FOIA
• Splash Appeal: Hot summer, cool events make public pools a popular family outing
• McCaleb: ‘Get back to work, with or without pay’
• McHenry officials continue investigation into RiverWalk Center
• Coroner pleads not guilty
• Cary police seek graffiti artists
• Reception set for new MCC president
• SWAT team responds to suicidal Cary man
• Social service agencies plead for state gov’t help
• Sales-tax holiday starts today
• Reporter gains perspective as first-time flier
• Animal House hosts LollaPAWlooza
• 5 beaches closed after E. coli testing
• Give blood, get sweet treat in Huntley
• Wyss: RiverWalk Center troubles mount
• Union Road bridge to be reduced to one lane
• Fireworks show back at Lakefest
• Vote online for favorite national parks
• Classic cars to swarm museum
• Officials inspect safety of building
• Water forum slated 
for Saturday at MCC
• Police: Mail cart set on fire by man mad at gov’t
• McHenry Library reopens at 1 p.m.
• Walking path 
to stay public
• Family tradition lives on at Richardson Farm
• McHenry Library closed today
• To your health
• County hopes to close budget gaps
• Police chief to leave city post for teaching job
• Study: Traffic upgrade needed near proposed Ridgefield Metra site
• Beach Blanket Bingo event set in LITH
• Grand Jury
• SWAT team responds to Cary
• Man angry with government sets mail cart on fire, police say
• Lawmakers hear concerns from social service providers
• Walter crowned county queen
• Defenders to host recycling event Aug. 14
• D-300 committee approves gang contract
• County wants to see support for testing wells
• Mahon calls officer exchange wasteful
• CL doctor charged with disorderly conduct
• Police: Deer caused crash Monday in Holiday Hills
• Bail reduced for teen accused of robbery
• Woodstock starts drive to gather school supplies
• Church to host ‘Free for All’
• Family concert planned 
at Algonquin library
• Local towns participate 
in National Night Out
• Woman injured in ATV accident
• D-156 places referendums on ballot
• County hopes to close budget gaps
• Spring Grove police look into theft, property damage
• Police chief to leave McHenry for teaching job
• Lakewood Sports Complex gives senators blues
• Car fire causes $35,000 in damage to house
• Health officials: Vaccines are lifelong need
• Exterior expert: More of RiverWalk Center could fall
• Dial-A-Ride expands 
in Marengo area
• Culver’s awarded Three Oaks concessions lease
• Preparing for the fair
• Board members outline CMAP concerns
• Adult felony charges dropped against teen
• Pedestrian path at issue in Woodstock
• CL manufacturer to close; 169 jobs lost
• Teen gets probation in false bomb threat
• Bail slashed for teen accused of robbery
• New law seeks to reform assessment
• 2 charged with animal cruelty to horses
• Business owners investigated after prostitution sting at massage parlors
• Man charged with DUI after Island Lake crash
• Exchange students to perform on Square
• Sheriff's deputy in crash involving squad car
• National Night Out events
• Marengo woman airlifted after ATV crash
• Seminar to focus on preserving family lands
• Three juveniles transported after rollover crash
• Chamber to host Cruise Night in Algonquin
• Car fire causes at least $35,000 damage to Harvard house
• Hearthstone to host 
ice cream social
• Doctor, one-time state rep candidate charged with disorderly conduct
• Two teens charged 
in car burglaries
• Feelings mixed on Walkup Road expansion
• Mozart Festival to include master class
• Work to delay classes in D-50
• Testing the water
• Marengo offers 
free weather radios
• Algonquin boy, 14, earns 
college credit with THINK
• Man gets 2 years for failure to make child support payments
• McCullom Lake officer charged with domestic battery
• Man receives sentence for meth possession
• Adult felony charges dropped in LITH gang fight
• Start of school in D-50 pushed back
• FRG man enters plea in bomb threat case
• Ex-priest, sex offender living in CL
• Children’s health, safety fair nears
• Sheriff hopes to restart exchange
• On the record with ... Katie Ostrem
• Looking Forward
• MCC offers math review sessions
• County fair unveils entertainment tent
• Police investigate business owners after prostitution sting
• McCullom Lake officer charged with domestic battery
• Failure to pay support nets two years in prison
• Piece of Riverwalk Center building tumbles down
• McHenry library closed two days
• D-156 prepares for referendum decisions
• Road work planned in downtown Crystal Lake
• Separating ways with FRG?
• D-50 plans to discuss Crosby school Monday
• Marengo offering 
free weather radios
• Be part of the Trail of History
• Signs warn of impending work in Cary
• A stabilizing force
• Foreign funding 
key to project
• Do yourself a favor: Take a break
• Judging for fair starts this week
• Families battle at the beach in Lake in the Hills
• Family Faith Nite draws 2,500
• Fire near CL causes $50,000 in damage
• Girl injured on Wis. Dells ride
• DNR closes lower Fox River
• Jury finds teen guilty
• Wonder Lake 
man faces more drug charges
• Group formed to help recent war veterans
• Historical society hosts annual garage sal
• Police need help in burglary ID
• SSA nixed for sewer project along Crystal Lake Avenue
• Monitoring our water supply
• Lower Fox River closed
• Firefighters respond to blaze
• Traveling circus in town
• No one hurt in house fire
• Judge appoints special prosecutors
• Police: ‘Skitching’ involved in death of skateboarder
• Seven apply for board seat
• Man gets 21-years for robberies
• Turning Point gears up for annual radiothon
• La Rosita loses liquor license
• Police investigate 
equipment thefts
• Man charged after school break-in
• Legacy program begins at Huntley
• Police: Teen who died from skateboard injury may have been skitching
• No one injured in 
crash with train
• Jury deliberating Union attempted bank robbery case
• Pageant to be part of dog event Aug. 21
• Police searching for suspects in four-wheeler thefts
• FRG police investigate 
3 vehicle burglaries
• Police find drugs worth $2,600, WL man charged
• Regional proposal concerns county
• Wyss: Best don’t rest while others struggle
• Ex-‘Big Brother’ faces new charges
• Dance group imports island experience
• Local man’s artwork honors Hawks’ win
• What does the future hold for school funding, unions?
• Teenager remembered for love of outdoors, adventurous nature
• Staffing shortages plague youth prison
• Bank teller recounts robbery
• Historical society 
sets open house
• Chicago man sentenced to 21 years for area Walgreens robberies
• Residents near planned $40 million sports complex not happy
• Second trial begins for accused bank robber
• Battle at the Beach 
on for Saturday
• After third violation, La Rosita loses liquor license
• Civil Air Patrol lets cadets test their wings
• Lyons: Could we have possibly known better?
• Former Catholic priest 
released from prison
• State to cut its share of state's attorney salary
• Governor vetoes exemptions for release of state employee evaluations
• LITH concert 
to feature Leonardo
• Loyola OK if retreat annexed
• Cary police planning Night Out event
• Sponsorships offered 
for Harvard disc golf tees
• Mental illness plans 
to be focus of meeting
• Police to host National Night Out activities
• Officer’s retirement saves another’s job
• Family Faith Night plans bands, games
• Former BBBS mentor faces new abuse allegations
• Police say man stabbed himself
• No injuries in crash involving train
• Lakewood village board OKs special use permit, preliminary plan for sports complex
• Farm patriarch dies at home
• Friends of Woodstock Library plan mums sale
• D-50 to discuss Crosby project
• Crystal Lake Avenue SSA proposal set for discussion
• Police say man stabbed himself in leg
• Grafton offers site for school supply donations
• Oliver: Treasures abound at Harvard museum
• Feds to study Nunda land for wildlife refuge
• A low 
water mark
• Family loses home after blaze near Johnsburg
• LITH plans Wellness Family Bike Ride
• House party-turned-fundraising bash returns
• Police to host National Night Out activities
• Man wanted in fatal Lakemoor crash nabbed in CL
• After months, progress made on disclosure form
• WL eyes deadline extension
• Wonder Lake hazmat search comes up empty
• Man charged with DUI, friend charged with interfering in crash
• The journey of a lifetime
• Wellness Recovery class starts Aug. 7
• Marengo considers dispatch options
• Pizzeria fundraising night to aid animal group
• Dundee Historical Society sets garage sale
• Fox River, Chain O’ Lakes declared no wake
• Husband, wife, his mother displaced after fire near Johnsburg
• Lakewood woman hosts CL Food Pantry benefit
• Man wanted for Lakemoor fatal crash found in Crystal Lake
• Family of 7 displaced after fire
• Bicycling, running event Aug. 14 to raise money to fight Lyme disease
• McDonald’s locations to host Turning Point fundraisers
• Cary man takes plea deal
• Man who died in crash had consumed alcohol
• Lake in the Hills 
events rescheduled
• Imagine McHenry County again looking to future
• Former McHenry administrator still on payroll
• Pedestrian hit by car injured
• Man admits to aggravated assault
• Man charged with stealing water
• Missing elderly couple found near Urbana
• The Importance of Innovative Sensory Activities for Alzheimer's Patients
• Fundraiser to benefit Animal House Shelter
• Group hosting backpack, toy drives for foster kids
• Man uninjured in crash
• Fire prompts evacuation
• Death (tax) 
takes a holiday
• Looking Forward
• On the Record With Heather Mueller
• July heat melts aid funding
• Marengo working to annex land
• Pedestrian airlifted after being hit by car
• Entire Chain O' Lakes, Fox River no wake
• Source: Hayward out as BP CEO
• Wonder Lake family displaced by fire
• Manzullo to hold grants, contract fair Aug. 9 at MCC
• Plea deal reached over robbery charge
• Twenty years after 
the Americans with Disabilities Act
• Firefighter killed in motorcycle crash was intoxicated
• Golf fundraiser to benefit Huntley High Poms squad
• McHenry may owe $63 K to former administrator
• ‘Footloose’ to be 
performed at Huntley
• Crystal Lake to Implement Additional Mosquito Control Efforts
• Pingree Road Phase II Engineering Request for Proposals
• Water Main Break Causes Lane Closure on Route 14
• Congress Station Grading and Restoration Project
• City Letter - Summer 2010
• 2010 Williams Street Sidewalk Rehabilitation Project
• 2010 Lakeside Fest
• Phase II Engineering RFP for Briarwood Road and Route 176 Intersection Improvement
• Crystal Lake to Implement Additional Mosquito Control Efforts
• Vehicle Stickers on Sale Beginning June 1st
• 2010 Summer Events in Crystal Lake
• "Citizen Support Center" a powerful tool for Crystal Lake residents
• Website Survey
• Gypsy Moth Control Efforts to Begin the Week of May 24, 2010
• Memorial Day Parade and Cemetery Service
• Parking Ticket Amnesty Program
• Construction to Begin on Virginia Street Signal Upgrades
• 2010 Census
• Citizen Survey Results
• Hydrant Flushing
• City Proposes Balanced Fiscal Year 2010-2011 Budget
• Brush Pick-Up and Brush Drop-Off Programs
• City Letter - Spring 2010
• Crystal Lake Resident Applauded For Her Hard Work During Nurses Week
• Crystal Lake Resident Awarded Volunteer of the Year
• Earth Day Celebration
• Earth Day Celebration
• Stop Foreclosure
• Healthcare Career Courses at McHenry County College
• Memorial Day Parade
• Simply Homemade Fights Hunger!
• Market Day

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