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Prince of Peace Catholic School is proud to announce that it has earned a 2021 Blue Ribbon Award. Not only is this the second time winning the award, but Prince of Peace also is the only Catholic elementary school in the entire state of Illinois to have earned the award this year, and one out of only four schools throughout the state (including private and public). U.S. Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona recognized Prince of Peace Catholic School, along with the other schools, as a National Blue Ribbon School for 2021 based on overall academic excellence or progress in closing achievement gaps among student subgroups. Prince of Peace received the award for being an “Exemplary High-Performing School,” demonstrating that all students can achieve to high levels. Since first winning the Blue Ribbon Award in 2014, Prince of Peace has worked consistently to ensure that the school has continued to be high performing. Faculty and staff worked together to update and upgrade the curriculum program in math, science, social studies and reading. The more advanced material has an online component and teaches to higher standards, integrating skills and information across

the platform. Additionally, the school recently completed a new STEM Lab to teach integrated lessons that utilize science, technology, engineering, and math. This dedicated space provides the ability to be more organized for longterm projects and to collaborate with other grade levels while incorporating STEM more heavily into the daily curriculum. The handling of the COVID-19 pandemic is another way that Prince of Peace stands out. During the remote learning year (MarchJune 2020), faculty, staff, parents and students worked together to re-imagine learning methods and successfully kept the school’s reputation for academic excellence intact. During the 2020-21 school year, when many schools remained remote, Prince of Peace worked with the Archdiocese of Chicago and local guidelines to return to in-person school. As a result of many stringent safety protocols, students successfully returned to their classrooms. “Our faculty, staff and teachers work hard every day to make Prince of Peace a safe place for our students to learn and to thrive. We are proud to be recognized as a National Blue Ribbon School,”

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said Principal Dr. Stephanie Stoneberg. “Being a two-time winner is a wonderful honor for our school and parish community.” The Department will honor 325 schools at a recognition ceremony in November. In its 39-year history, the National Blue Ribbon Schools

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Admission to the Bess Bower Dunn Museum is free for seniors during the entire month of October. Visitors 62 and over are able to visit the Museum, located at 1899 W. Winchester Road, at no cost through October 31. The Dunn Museum, operated by the Lake county Forest Preserves, cares for the heritage of the county through its distinguished historic collections, and innovative special exhibitions inspired by art, history and popular culture in gallery settings The nationally accredited Dunn Museum—a distinction held by only 3% of American museums— cares for a treasure trove of history about our region. Other area accredited museums include the Art Institute of Chicago and the Museum of Science & Industry. Lake County’s natural and cultural history is brought to life through a balance of interactive exhibitions, authentic artifacts, reproductions and audiovisual displays. Find Museum hours and plan your visit at www. LCFPD.org/museum/planning. Check the website at www.LCFPD.org, for current COVID-19 protocols.

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Gov. JB Pritzker has signed an executive order that would prevent companies contracting with the state from paying disabled workers at less than the minimum wage. Pritzker took the action in what he said was a broader effort to try to push federal lawmakers to change the law that allows companies to pay disabled people less than the minimum wage. “I’m very proud to sign an executive order that will ban state agencies from entering contracts with vendors who pay workers with disabilities a subminimum wage,” Pritzker said at a news conference in Chicago. “With this change, every contract the state of Illinois enters from now on will ensure that people with disabilities receive a wage that affirms the value of their work.” Pritzker said the order requires state agencies currently contracting with vendors that pay a subminimum wage to renegotiate those contracts. Barry Taylor, vice president of civil rights at the disability advocacy group Equip for Equality, said there would be about 35 contracts renegotiated due to the order. “To be clear, this wage increase will not cost any employee their job,” Pritzker

said. “As we move forward, the state will work with its vendors to ensure that they have the tools they need to continue providing people with disabilities an opportunity to engage in meaningful work with standard pay.” Specifically, the order applies to the State Use Program, which “encourages all agencies to purchase products and services produced and provided by people with disabilities,” according to the governor’s office. The State Use Committee, a preexisting unit in state law, will review contract amendments “to ensure they are fair and reasonable and are not substantially more than a competitively solicited price,” according to the order. The order would only apply to companies contracting with the state. Provisions in the federal Fair Labor Standards Act section 14(C) allow employers to obtain a certificate to hire disabled individuals at less than minimum wage. Private companies in Illinois will be able to continue to take part in that federal program despite the executive order. Karen Tamley, president and CEO of the disability advocacy group Access Living, said the federal 14(C) program “allows disabled workers to be paid pennies on the dollar for work that’s often performed in segregat-

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(Continued from front page) Peace Catholic School has been chosen to receive this prestigious award twice and how its top-rated education and comprehensive mission of Faith, Excellence and Service fit into the school’s

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Report details disparities faced by aging LGBTQ Illinoisans Advocacy groups outline plan for addressing decades of discrimination port. “As a result, 44 percent of LGBTQ older adults report being concerned about having to work well beyond retirement age (compared to 26 percent of non-LGBTQ people).” LGBTQ individuals may also be facing estrangement from family, and many don’t have children to provide informal care. Anderson said older LGBTQ adults are twice as likely to live alone and three out of four are “very concerned about who will care for them as they age.” “We’ve made a lot of strides in the last 20 years,” she said. “I mean, 20 years ago, I never would have thought that my wife and I could get legally married. I never would have thought we’d actually been able to create a family. “But we still have a long ways to go. The decades of discrimination LGBTQ folks have felt is having an effect on the way we age. It affects how much money we can save. It affects the health care that we can get. And that discrimination is still continuing to this day.” The report also identifies several policy changes for lawmakers to consider, some

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Admission for this event is free. There will be snacks and refreshments available as well as raffles and prizes to be won. This event is open to anyone looking for resources about the area community programs, educational opportunities, and helpful resources for senior adults. The Senior Resource Fair will also feature a Medicare 101 Informational Program presented by Alexandria at Humana Program sponsored by the Fox Lake District Library. The Lakefront Park Building is located at 71 Nippersink Blvd., Fox Lake.

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tablish a statewide commission on LGBTQ aging, and should create LGBTQ-inclusive state and area plans on aging. State officials should also “issue more detailed guidance on LGBTQ-specific nondiscrimination and the respectful treatment of older transgender Illinoisans,” and should adopt an LGBTQ long-term care residents’ bill of rights, the report recommends. The report also calls on the state to fund LGBTQ-specific programming and expand outreach targeted to LGBTQ aging populations. But many of the disparities persist because not enough data is collected on LGBTQ populations, Anderson said. To counteract that, she added, “every time demographic data is collected by the state of Illinois, LGBT individuals should be included in that data collection. We need to build that database up.” The report also recommends the state create an ombudsperson on LGBTQ aging to address discrimination when it is unearthed in other parts of the plan.

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Former corrections officer pleads not guilty to sexual misconduct many withparts anBlomstrand inmatewas placed on A former Lake County of our justice system and will be dealt with gravely. I want to commend the outstanding work of the Sheriffs Elizabeth team and Mr. Blomstrand F a c k l a m , ” State’s Attorney Eric Rinehart said. Last December, the Lake County Sheriff’s Professional Standards Team initiated a preliminary investigation after concerns were raised about some of Blomstrand’s actions in the jail. Sheriff John Idleburg then ordered a formal investigation. During the investigation,

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a short time later disabled, in the area of Route 41 and Route 176, unincorporated Lake Bluff. Lake Bluff Police Officers saw two males run west from the Tesla into a wooded area. Lake Bluff Officers then established a perimeter and Sheriff’s Canine Dax and other sheriff’s deputies The driver of the vehicle responded. continued at an extremely Sheriff’s Canine Dax behigh rate of speed, howev- gan an immediate track and

who ran away from Dax, directly to a waiting Lake Bluff Police Officer, who took him into custody. A short time later, a second 17-year-old was located hiding by Canine Dax in the wooded area. He too was taken into custody. Both juveniles reside in Grayslake. Both 17-year-olds were turned over to Vernon Hills Police, so they could further their investigation.

Sheriff’s Office correctional officer faced charges of sexual misconduct with an inmate in court Thursday, Sept. 30.

Elizabeth A. Blomstrand entered a plea of not guilty through her defense attorney, Jed Stone, in front of Lake County Circuit Judge James Booras Thursday morning. Assistant State’s Attorney Jeffrey Facklam, chief of the office’s Felony Division, is prosecuting the case. Blomstrand, 40, of Gurnee, faces four felony counts in the case, including two counts of custodial sexual misconduct and two of official misconduct involving a forbidden act. “This crime impacts so

Sheriff’s Canine Daxer,locates offenders who stole vehicle the vehicle was located located a 17-year-old male, On October 2, 2021, at approximately 12:30 a.m., a Lake County Sheriff’s Sergeant was in the area of Route 60 and Route 21, Vernon Hills, when he was passed at a high rate of speed by a red Tesla. Lake County Sheriff’s Telecommunicators contacted Vernon Hills Police Dispatch and learn the vehicle had just been stolen.

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Two unrestrained children critically injured, one adult dead in crash On October 8, 2021, at approximately 6:45 p.m., Lake County Sheriff’s Deputies responded to Green Bay road north of Wadsworth Road, Beach Park, for a major traffic crash. Sheriff’s deputies arrived and found four vehicles were involved.

Preliminary investigation shows a 2017 Jeep Patriot, driven by a 50-year-old woman of Zion, was traveling northbound on Green Bay Road. The driver of the Jeep was passing a tow truck, which was towing a semi-tractor. The driver of the Jeep was illegally passing the tow truck and was traveling northbound in the southbound lanes of traffic. The Jeep collided head-on with a southbound 2014 Kia Soul, driven by a 49-yearold man of Zion. This caused the Jeep to rotate and strike the tow truck, driven by a 35-year-old man of Kenosha, Wisconsin. A Ford Explorer, driven by a 58-year-old woman of unincorporated Zion, was traveling southbound on Green Bay Road, directly behind the Kia, and the Jeep also collided with the Ford. There was an 11-year-old boy of Zion in the Kia, unrestrained, and a 13-year-old boy of Zion in the Kia, also unrestrained. Both children suffered critical injuries. The 11-year-old was flown via medical helicopter to Advocate Lutheran General Hospital in Park Ridge. The 13-year-old boy was transported via ambulance to Advocate Condell Medical Center in Libertyville. The driver of the Kia was transported via ambulance to Vista East

Hospital in Waukegan, where he was later pronounced deceased. The driver of the Jeep was transported via ambulance to Advocate Condell Medical Center with minor injuries. A passenger in the Jeep, a 60-year-old woman of Kenosha, Wisconsin, was transported via ambulance to Vista East Hospital with minor injuries. The driver of the Ford and a passenger in the Ford, a 24-year-old man of unincorporated Zion, were transported via ambulance to Vista East Hospital with minor injuries. The driver of the tow truck was uninjured. An autopsy for the driver of the Kia has been scheduled by the Lake County Coroner’s Office. The crash remains under investigation by the Lake County Sheriff’s Office Technical Crash Investigations Unit.

Pedestrian in critical condition following hit-and-run

On October 9, 2021, at approximately 2:10 a.m., Lake County Sheriff’s Deputies responded to the 200 block of Route 45 in Indian Creek for a report of a person down. Sheriff’s deputies arrived and located an unconscious 22-year-old man of Glenview. Sheriff’s deputies quickly determined the man had been struck by a vehicle.

The pedestrian was transported via ambulance to Advocate Condell Medical Center in Libertyville with critical

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Ridge where she succumbed to her injuries. The driver of the Honda, a 26 year old Rockford woman, and her passenger a 34 year old Elgin man were both extracted from Honda and flown by helicopter to Javon Bae Hospital in Rockford with life threatening injuries. Seatbelts were not worn by any of the occupants in either vehicle. Drugs are believed to be a contributing factor. The investigation is ongoing by the McHenry County Sheriff’s Office Major Traffic Crash Investigation Unit.

Prosecutors praise victim after guilty verdict in attempted murder trial

A Waukegan man who severely beat a woman after she turned down his romantic advances was convicted of both Woman dies in two attempted murder and aggravated battery by a jury in Lake vehicle crash A 51 year old Marengo County Circuit Court Thurswomen has died and two peo- day, October 7. ple are in critical condition fol- The jury deliberated less lowing a two vehicle crash in than four hours before finding unincorporated Marengo that Varghese Philip, 54, guilty occurred Wednesday, Sept. 29. of two counts of attempted At approximately 4:54 murder and one count of agp.m., members of the McHen- gravated battery in the attack, ry County Sheriff’s Office, which left the Waukegan Marengo Police Department, woman in a temporary coma Marengo Fire Protection Dis- with traumatic brain injury trict, Woodstock Fire Protec- that required months of rehation District and Huntley Fire bilitation and still affects her Protection District responded life today, prosecutors said. to the intersection of Route 23 Prosecutors said after the and Coral Road for a two ve- woman had declined a request hicle traffic crash with entrap- to see Philip, who was married, Philip became increasment and airbag deployment. Preliminary investigation ingly agitated and sought her indicated that a 2011 Chevrolet out. Camaro was traveling north on Assistant State’s Attorney Kalcheim-RothenRoute 23, while a 2012 Honda Lauren Civic was traveling west on berg stated, “Without the vicCoral Road. The two vehicles tim’s testimony, this offender crashed in the northeast por- would have gotten away with tion of the intersection of Route this awful attack. She should 23 and Coral Rd, which is be commended by all for her equipped with a four way stop strength and bravery.” The attack took place the light. The driver of the Camaro, a night of June 21, 2018 in the 51 year old Marengo woman, parking lot of an apartment was the only occupant in her complex at Sunset and Golf vehicle. She was transported roads in Waukegan, where the by ambulance to Northwestern victim used to live. Hospital in Huntley and later According to prosecutors flown by helicopter to Advo- Scott Hoffert and Lauren as cate Lutheran General in Park Kalcheim-Rothenberg,

well as trial testimony, Philip approached the woman and stabbed her in the head with a knife, causing her to fall to the ground. Varghese Philip He then kicked and stomped her head as she lost consciousness. Philip was identified by witnesses and arrested by police. He has been held in Lake County Jail since on $500,000. Judge George Strickland revoked bond for Philip after the verdict was read. “Our prosecutors, victim advocates, and law enforcement partners got the job done and a dangerous offender faces sentencing soon. Our entire office stands with this courageous survivor,” State’s Attorney Rinehart stated after the verdict. Philip faces a sentencing range of between six and 30 years, to be served at 85 percent. A sentencing date has not yet been set, but Strickland scheduled a Nov. 18 date to hear post-trial motions.

Man attempts to escape twice, from courthouse and jail

On October 5, 2021, at approximately 1:45 p.m., Anthony J. Cauley, 29, was attending a court hearing in the Lake County Criminal Courthouse Tower (301 Washington St, Waukegan). Cauley was on bail, but had a court case management hearing, regarding a previous arrest for aggravated battery to a peace officer.

During the court hearing, a Lake County Judge ordered Cauley to be remanded back into custody for violating the conditions of his bail. Upon learning this information, Cauley fled out of the courtroom. A Lake County Sheriff’s Court Security Officer pursued Cauley on foot, as did a Highland Park Police Sergeant,

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injuries. Preliminary investigation shows the pedestrian was walking on or near the roadway. Based on evidence recovered, traffic crash investigators believe he was struck by a passing white Audi SUV, that was traveling southeast on Route 45. The driver of the Audi did not stop after striking the man and continued southeast on Route 45. Should you see a white Audi SUV with new damage to the front of the car, please call the Lake County Sheriff’s Office, at 847-549-5200, so crash investigators can follow-up. If you have any information about the crash or know who may have been driving the Audi, please call. The Lake County Sheriff’s Office urges the driver of the Audi to come forward.

who happened to be in the same courtroom on another matter. Cauley fled into the foyer, just outside of the courtroom. He turned a corner in the hallway and ran directly at the Highland Park Sergeant, elbowing the sergeant in the head. The court security officer, along with several other court security officers, and the Highland Park Sergeant were able to take Cauley into custody. Cauley was transported to an area hospital as a precaution, due to a medical issue he developed after being taken into custody. The Highland Park Sergeant was also transported to an area hospital, due to a head injury he sustained when struck by Cauley. After reviewing the facts and circumstances of the incident, the Lake County State’s Attorney’s Office approved the charges of escape (class 2 felony) and aggravated battery to a peace officer (class 2 felony). The Judge who initially remanded Cauley into custody set no-bail on the remand. Cauley was treated and released from the hospital and he was transported to the Lake County Jail by members of the Corrections Response Team. Shortly after arriving at the jail, Cauley attempted to escape from custody again, by attempting to flee out of a door that was opened so correctional officers could move a different inmate (this door did not lead to the outside of the jail). Corrections officers were able to subdue Cauley before he reached another secure door. Cauley was due in court on his new charges and additional charges regarding his second escape attempt are pending. Sheriff John D. Idleburg said, “This is an example of the unpredictability nature of what our staff encounter on a daily basis. Battering a police officer is unacceptable, plain and simple. I am thankful the Highland Park Sergeant was not seriously injured and thankful my staff was not injured.”

Man in critical condition after being pulled from lake

On October 9, 2021, at approximately 8:15 a.m., Lake County Sheriff’s Deputies were dispatched to Highland Lake, 34481 North Circle Drive, Unincorporated Round Lake, for a report of a 42-year-old man of Chicago who went into the lake but did not resurface.

Sheriff’s deputies arrived and determined the 42-yearold man was going to take a canoe into the middle of the lake. Before he could get inside the canoe, the canoe started floating away from a pier he was launching from. The man jumped into the water to try and retrieve the canoe, but he did not resurface after getting in. The man was not wearing a life vest. Multiple fire agencies arrived to search the water for the man. He was pulled from the water, unconscious, and transported via ambulance to Advocate Condell Medical Center in Libertyville, in critical condition. Although foul-play is not suspected, sheriff’s detectives are investigating.

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Lake County Sheriff’s arrest bulletin The Lake County Sheriff’s Dept. reported the following arrests in Lake County. Suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Sept. 9

Mateusz Jendrzejczak, 34, Des Plaines, was cited for a warrant arrest: DUI – alcohol; James A. Litchfield, 57, McHenry, was cited for battery; Javier Vaca, Jr., 36, Beach

Park, was cited for criminal damage to property; Ruben Cabarroca-Diaz, 63, Chicago, was cited for unlawful use of a credit card; Sept. 10 Julio L. Bocardo, 39, Mun-

delein, was cited for a warrant arrest: driving while license revoked; Susan B. Wilson, 61, Gurnee, was cited for DUI – alcohol; Jose L. Dominguez, 38,

Zion, was cited for DUI – alcohol, and aggravated speeding (75 mph in 45 mph zone); Sept. 11 Lee M. Pippin, 39, Ingleside, was cited for a warrant arrest – DUI alcohol;

Jermarcus Miller, 21, no permanent address, was cited for criminal trespass to property; Octavius D. Hayes, Jr., 32, Waukegan, was cited for DUI – alcohol;

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