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Village Budgets Benefit From Mild Winter
The lower than normal snowfall accumulation this past winter lead to savings for local public works departments.

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The lower than normal snowfall accumulation this past winter lead to savings for local public works departments.

Guests who attended Alex Kuphal's 12th birthday on Feb. 28 collected 275 pounds of donations for the Algonquin/Lake in the Hills Interfaith Food Pantry.
The arrival of spring signals the start of another year where area communities must spend more money and manpower to combat ash tree damage caused by the emerald ash borer.
Lake in the Hills residents who want to replace the sidewalk adjacent to their property for aesthetic purposes can apply for financial reimbursement from village.
The Lake in the Hills Village Board is expected on Thursday to set a public hearing regarding an annexation proposal for a recycling plant.
On Thursday, the Lake in the Hills Village Board did not grant permission to a village couple requesting permission to keep hens in LITH.
Village and chamber leaders discuss ways to build Huntley's economic community.
Bill and Barb Rasmussen are requesting to keep their five hens in their backyard at 1111 Pyott Road — a home that is owned by the village of Lake in the Hills.
Jacob Thiel is participating in a St. Baldrick's Foundation-Kiawanis Key Club "ShaveAthon" at Crystal Lake South High School to support his friend Nick Mazzolini.
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A LITH couple has requested permission from the Lake in the Hills Village Board to keep hens on a property once used for farming on Pyott Road.
The McHenry County Conservation District hosts the annual Festival of the Sugar Maples each March at Coral Woods Conservation Area.
The Kane County Coroner's office released the cause of death for James Horn to Huntley Patch.
Josh Symbal competed in the quarter finals Friday at the IHSA Wrestling Competitions at the University of Illinois but did not move ahead in the contest.
Keep door-to-door salespeople away by picking up a "no solicitation" sticker from the police department.
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The tea party meets on Wednesday, Feb. 22, at the Cosman Center.
The Huntley Jaycees are helping host a fundraising dinner on Saturday, Feb. 18, to help Linda Palma and her family.
Cassandra Myers and Kayla Kelley were recognized for academic achievement.