Maybe there’s no connection, but when I read in the Quad City Times that the State of Illinois closed all 15 tourism centers on July 1st and then learned that the McHenry County Conservation District was opening a visitor center … Continue reading
Just as Lewis and Clark opened up the Northwest Territory for the United States, Rawson’s Bryn Mawr Corporation did the same out west near Route 47 north of Route 176 where you can see the Ryland Homes subdivision sign. Things … Continue reading
Just as Lewis and Clark opened up the Northwest Territory for the United States, Rawson’s Bryn Mawr Corporation did the same out west near Route 47 north of Route 176 where you can see the Ryland Homes subdivision sign. Things … Continue reading
Almost as usual, when the Crystal Lake City Council takes significant action, it does it late at night. That was the case Tuesday night. The council voted 5-1 to annex Ken Rawson’s Barton Stream subdivision and 85 commercial acres on … Continue reading
Almost as usual, when the Crystal Lake City Council takes significant action, it does it late at night. That was the case Tuesday night. The council voted 5-1 to annex Ken Rawson’s Barton Stream subdivision and 85 commercial acres on … Continue reading
I got the feeling Crystal Lake Mayor Aaron Shepley was a bit defensive Tuesday night. Throughout the part of the meeting on the watershed manual, it seemed that he was almost trying to rehabilitate drainage engineer Gary Schaefer’s reputation. Shepley … Continue reading
I got the feeling Crystal Lake Mayor Aaron Shepley was a bit defensive Tuesday night. Throughout the part of the meeting on the watershed manual, it seemed that he was almost trying to rehabilitate drainage engineer Gary Schaefer’s reputation. Shepley … Continue reading
I’ve got to tell you, when I went into the Crystal Lake City Council chambers Tuesday night, I felt that the watershed manual would be approved before the meeting was over. It wasn’t. The consensus of the council sometime between … Continue reading
I’ve got to tell you, when I went into the Crystal Lake City Council chambers Tuesday night, I felt that the watershed manual would be approved before the meeting was over. It wasn’t. The consensus of the council sometime between … Continue reading
