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Annual ‘Hike Lake County’ challenge now underway As of Feb. 9, 2022 Hi-Liter is the successor publication to McHenry County News
The Lake County Forest Preserves has a challenge – or seven of them – for you. Grab your walking shoes and head to the trails to participate in the Hike Lake County program while enjoying fall breezes and autumn colors. Medical research shows that being outdoors in nature has many wellness benefits. Hike Lake County provides a way to get a dose of wellness while walking in a beautiful preserve. Complete seven of 12 designated walks before November 30 and you’ll earn a free commemorative shield for your walking stick or a zipper pull. Each year features different trails and a colorful new shield or zipper pull, (while supplies last). Bicycling or horseback riding do not count toward the program. At each selected preserve, look for Hike Lake County logo signs at the preserve entrance and trailhead to get you on the right route. To get started, you’ll need an official travel log to record your routes, which can be found on lcfpd.org. Every walker needs their own. Let your canine companion join in the fun and complete the hikes with you. Record their name on your travel log and your dog will receive a free commemorative dog tag (up
to three dogs). To receive your free dog tag, zipper pull or commemorative shield for your walking stick, submit online, or mail it with a self-addressed stamped envelope to Lake County Forest Preserves, 1899 W. Winchester Road, Libertyville, IL 60048 by January 31, 2023. You can
also stop by the general office at 1899 West Winchester Rd., Libertyville or the Ryerson Welcome Center at 21950 North Riverwoods Rd., Riverwoods, to pick up your free commemorative materials. Tuesday-Saturday, 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. or Sunday, 11 a.m.-4 p.m. The 2022 Hike Lake Coun-
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Sheriff John D. Idleburg is pleased to announce the Lake County Sheriff’s Office will be adding two new canines to the sheriff’s canine unit. The sheriff’s office is in the final process of selecting the newest canines, which will be male German Shepherd’s between the ages of 18 and 24 months. Lake County Sheriff’s Canines Axel, Boomer, Danno, Dax, Duke, Echo, Ryker, Tera(byte), and their handlers have a proven track record of success for the Lake County community. Combined, they locate missing people, fleeing suspects, numerous discarded firearms or other evidence, hundreds of pounds of illegal drugs, sniff for explosives, and search for illegal digital evidence. In keeping with the tradition, the Lake County Sheriff’s Office is again asking for our youth’s help in naming our two newest colleagues. Lake County youth currently enrolled in kindergarten through senior year of high school are invited to participate. The rules of the naming process are as follows: • Public, private, and homeschooled students are invited to participate • Children must have the
ty locations include: Buffalo Creek, Ethel’s Woods/Raven Glen, Grant Woods, Greenbelt, Hastings Lake, Independence Grove, Lakewood, Marl Flat, Old School, Edward L. Ryerson Conservation Area, Spring Bluff, and Van Patten Woods. For more information and travel log visit lcfpd.org.
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Hike Lake County is an annual walking program that encourages residents to explore a variety of forest preserves. Participants are encouraged to complete 7 walks before November 30 to receive a commemorative shield or zipper pull. Visit lcfpd.org for more information and travel log.
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