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Man acquitted in sex abuse case
Jurors deliberated for more than three hours Wednesday before acquitting a 40-year-old Johnsburg man accused of fondling a teenage family member.
Area trails become outdoor health clubs, scenic retreats for county residents
Jeff Romano of Johnsburg and his son Jordan, 5, ride their bikes along a trail at Glacial Park in Ringwood on Sunday.
McCaleb: Johnsburg residents pinching noses
Something stinks in Johnsburg, and it's not residents' aging septic systems. The stench is resonating from Village Hall.
Village president discusses Johnsburg Metra station
JOHNSBURG – Curious what the Johnsburg Metra station could look like? You might be able to get a sneak peek by visiting the train stop in Round Lake Beach.
Planning can curb costs of banking
Polo Fabian , a bilingual counselor, helps co-worker Jane Gerloff with client information Monday at Consumer Credit Counseling Service in Woodstock.
McHenry man loses pieces of ear in fight
What started as a dispute over martial arts training ended with a Mike Tyson-style brawl early Saturday that left a McHenry man missing two chunks of earlobe and his rival behind bars charged with biting them off.
Strawberries in season at Stadea s
JOHNSBURG – Strawberry season is in full swing, and all are invited to Stade's Farm and Market to enjoy the small, red treats.
Johnsburg residents question funding source for SSA appeal case
JOHNSBURG – Residents in Johnsburg are asking who will pay for the village to challenge the court ruling that killed Special Service Area No.
Ja burg girl to compete in national Braille contest
JOHNSBURG – Alexa Schwichow is among the best readers in the country – when it comes to Braille.
Drivers soak up competition at annual soap box derby
Start official Vern Jobst checks Saturday afternoon to see whether Tori Stocker and Marisa Monbrod are ready at the seventh annual Kiwanis Club Soap Box Derby in McHenry.
We are cautiously optimistic about the village of Wonder Lake's approach in handling a citizens group's challenge to its special service area proposal.
Johnsburg students start own stories
Johnsburg High School graduate Rachel Torgersen celebrates after receiving her diploma.
It cost a group of Johnsburg residents thousands of dollars to fight the special tax that village officials hoped would pay for a sewer project.
Seven-year-old Matthew Venetucci helps lay flags at the graves of veterans in honor of Memorial Day with McHenry VFW Post 4600, American Legion Post 491 and Boy Scout Troop 131at St.
Ja burg man says he meant to frighten dog, not kill it
JOHNSBURG – A Johnsburg man said Wednesday that killing his neighbor's dog with a BB gun blast was an accident.
Tryon Has 9 Bills moving; How's Your State Rep. Doing?
My State Rep. Mike Tryon has nine bills headed for passage. You can find out how your state representative is doing with his or her bills here .
Seminar teaches public officials about open government laws
CRYSTAL LAKE – The purpose of open government laws seem simple enough. Even self-explanatory. Yet, the laws are often a source of controversy, confusion and even hostility.
Johnsburg plans appeal of SSA ruling
JOHNSBURG – Village officials plan to challenge the court ruling that killed the special tax they hoped would pay for a proposed $10 million sewer project.
Lawsuit creates conflict of interest on Johnsburg board
JOHNSBURG – Ron Zanko spent almost two years fighting Johnsburg officials over a special tax to fund a proposed sewer project.
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