Village Newsletter Fall 2016

VILLAGE OF ISLAND LAKE
Fall 2016 NEWSLETTER & RECREATION GUIDE
Sept-Oct-Nov
From the Mayor’s Desk
In my conversations with many residents, the condition of our roads usually comes up. This makes it a good topic
for this edition of our newsletter.
How many miles of road do we have in the Village? About 38. Not all of them are in bad repair—although if the
rough roads are in your neighborhood, it probably feels like it to you. Public Works Director Brian Bartnick is
working on a plan to prioritize road work in the Village, putting the roads in the worst condition first.
Last year we resurfaced 1.6 miles of streets in the Fox River Shores
subdivision. The cost for that project—repairing and resurfacing Hale
Lane and Newport Court—was $336,000. Brian estimates that grinding
and paving costs approximately $250,000 per mile. As you can see,
repairing and resurfacing roads is expensive.
A section of East Burnett was resurfaced this year and a section of West
Burnett will be resurfaced due to a water main project. The Village
purchased a new piece of equipment to grind out the rough sections of
the roads that will allow us to do better quality patching of bad spots.
Our Public Works Department, with the generous help of neighboring townships, has been able to do some
repaving at a big savings. This year we will be resurfacing Northern, Elm, Poplar and Park—made possible by
a grant from the Lake County Community Development Block Grant (CDBG). We have applied for a McHenry
County CDBG for next year.
How do we pay for road work? We receive about $205,000 per year from the State in the form of Motor Fuel Tax
(MFT) and the grants I mentioned. The rest of the money for road work comes from the Village’s general fund
budget.
Some of you have suggested a special road fund assessment. But I don’t feel it is needed at this time because I
believe we have a good plan to bring our roads up to par. It won’t happen overnight. Please bear with us through
the process. We will continue to pursue grants to lessen the burden on you as taxpayers and on the Village
funds.
A few notes on other subjects… First, the children are back in school. Please look out for them as they wait for
buses. Next, thank you to all of you who came to our 4th of July parade and picnic, concerts in the Park and
Lakefest. It was a shame that the fireworks were rained out on the regular Saturday night but the display on the
rain date the next day was great.
Finally, I encourage you to attend Village Board meetings on the 2 nd and 4th Thursday of the month at 7:30 p.m. to
ask questions and provide feedback. We have a public comment sessions early in the meeting and near the end.
Have a great Fall!
DATES TO REMEMBER:
Sept.: 9
Concert—Off The Record 7pm
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Venetian Night -Down on the Farm
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Historical Back to School Program
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Curbside Electronic Recycling
24 & 25 Circus
2pm & 5pm
Oct:
8
11
22
31
Nov:
8
14
19 &20
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Dec:
2
Fall Festival
Last Day for In person Voter Registration
Victory Garden Clean Up 9am
Halloween Trick or Treat 4-8pm
ELECTION
Winter Newsletter Articles Due
Craft Faire
Last Day of Waste Collection
Tree Lighting 6pm
Anthony Sciarrone - Chief of Police
School is back in session! When you leave for work in the morning, watch for children out waiting for
school buses. When Daylight Savings Time ends on Sunday, November 6, please be extra vigilant as it will be dark when children are out
at bus stops.
A special thank you to Connie Mascillino who coordinated Island Lake’s
first National Night Out, held on August 2, and thanks to everyone
who participated including Mayor Amrich, Clerk Georgine Cooper, Mike
Mascillino and Trustees Mark Beeson, John Burke, Sandy Hartogh. Public Works Director Brian Bartnick
brought his ice cream machine for everyone’s enjoyment. Public Works employee Larry Loos and his wife Tina
from the Recreation Department assisted Sergeant Dickerson, Lake County Deputy Vincent Sciarrone,
members of the Wauconda Fire Department and myself in distributing coloring books, glow sticks and National
Child Identification I.D. kits. These kits are used to assist Law Enforcement in locating a missing family
member. National Statistics show over 800,000 children go missing every year; 450,000 are runaways, 300,000
are abducted by a family member and 50,000 are abducted by non-family members. Additional I.D. kits can be
picked up at the Village Hall or Police Department.
Halloween this year is on a week night. Trick or treating hours are Monday, October 31st from 4:00 pm –
8:00 p.m. Reminder: please inspect all candy your children bring home before they eat it.
Thanksgiving is usually the most traveled holiday (November 24 this year). Buckle up and drive safely
over the long weekend. If you would like the Police Department to check your home periodically while you are
away, call Dispatch (847-526-2100, option 0) and ask for a House Watch.
Lastly, the Men and Women of the Police Department would like to thank all the residents who brought cookies,
pizzas, cupcakes, etc. to the station to show your support. It is most sincerely appreciated!
Free Concert in the Park Friday September 9, 7:00 p.m.
Off the Record, a rock ‘n roll cover band that plays music from Led Zeppelin
to the Eagles, and more!
Venetian Night 2016
All Island Lake boaters are welcome to join in the annual “boat parade”
September 10 as we celebrate another great boating season on Island Lake.
This year’s theme is “Down on the Farm” and boats of all kinds can
decorate a lot, a little or not at all. Just come out and join in.
Boats will line up by the dam at 6:30 p.m. From there we will parade around
the lake and tie up at Eastway Park for a picnic. Hot dogs and chips will be
provided and anyone can bring a goodie to pass around if they wish.
The Island Lake Chamber of Commerce will present a trophy to the boat
owner best conveying the 2016 theme. For more information call 224-656-2822
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Water Department – Patrick Stewart
Water Main Replacement Update
2015 Water Main Hillside Dr. and Ralph Ct. A large “thank
you” goes out to those who have completed the water service
hookups and for the patience displayed by all during the
inconveniences of construction. November 16, 2016 is the
deadline for all remaining residents who have not yet hooked
up to the new water main to do so.
Jeff Jackson, Rick Beaudoin,
Pat Stewart, Matt Billings
2016 Water Main Addition Burnett Road Currently,
Berger Construction is adding approximately 1000 lineal feet of
new water main on Burnett Rd. between Midway Dr. and
Spruce Terr. We would like to thank all residents being affected
by the construction zone for their patience and understanding.
Thank You to Resident Volunteers!
Twice a month, our staff collects samples from residents’ homes for the purpose of bacteriological
analysis. The samples are collected from sites throughout town that are approved by the Illinois
Environmental Protection Agency. Thank you to all of our residents that have volunteered.
Perfect Compliance
The Island Lake Water Department was recognized by the Illinois Department of Health and the
Environmental Protection Agency for maintaining optimal fluoride levels again this year. This is the
21st year in a row that we have received a certificate of commendation. My hat goes off to our water
supply operators: Rick Beaudoin, Jeff Jackson and Matt Billings.
Winter is Coming!
As summer begins to wind down we are all reminded of what is to come…Snow, snow and more
snow. With that being said we at the water department cannot stress enough how important it is to
keep the fire hydrants in our town exposed. We do our very best at the end of each snow fall to make
sure all fire hydrants are cleared and ready for use but sometimes timing becomes an issue. We ask
all of our residents, for their safety and the safety of their neighbors: Please do not bury the fire
hydrants and do your best in keeping them clear in case of an emergency.
As always, we encourage any questions or concerns regarding the water system and water quality
that we provide. Please feel free to call us at any time, 847-526-1954.
Bring Your Own Bag (BYOBag) Month: September 2016
Has a flimsy plastic bag ever ripped and spilled your groceries in your driveway?
Are you tired of seeing tattered, windblown plastic bags hanging from trees and
shrubs around town? You can be part of the solution!
The Mayor and Village Board have proclaimed September as Bring Your
Own Bag (BYOBag) Month in the Village of Island Lake.
Bring your own bag/s as you shop around town this September and make it a lifelong habit.
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Please contact us at 847-526-8767 with any questions or comments.
Public Works staff will be more than happy to address your concerns.
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Building Department – Wayne Schnell, Commissioner
Fall Yard Cleanup: We had our fair share of hot weather this summer and now fall is right around the
corner. Leaves will start falling and each homeowner is reminded to do their part in picking up and proper disposal of leaves. Note: Burning of leaves is never allowed. The last yard waste pickup of the season is Monday,
November 28. Call Prairie Land (847-381-9300) or the Village Hall for more information on the program. Never
blow leaves on neighboring properties, village roads or waterways; you will be issued a citation for noncompliance.
Property Maintenance: This is also a good time of year to do some outside maintenance before it gets
too cold and the first snowfall comes. I’d like to suggest taking a walk across the street and turn around. This is
what other residents see when they pass your home.
Permit Questions: If you are doing a project and unsure if it requires a permit please check our website
or give us a call at 847-526-8764.
Enjoy the season and be safe on Halloween.
Emergency Management – Calvin Clay, Coordinator
Hello Residents and Friends,
I hope everyone enjoyed the hot weather and beautiful sunny days we had over the summer, along with a few
showers that made the lawns look very healthy.
The Concert's in the Park, Fireworks, Lakefest and the other events were the best!
Now we have to start thinking about fall, the leaves changing colors, the kids now back in school (please keep
an extra eye out for kids walking to and from the bus and obey the bus signals). Let’s make every day count
even more now that the days are getting shorter and we know what's to come...yes, Thanksgiving!!
With that said, let’s start planning for fall yard work: raking leaves, pruning trees and hedges, maybe some
painting. Please remember "safety" and plan ahead; this always make the job easier with less time and effort
on our part.
The Emergency Management Team supported our Police, Fire, Public Works and Parks and Recreation
Departments and the Chamber of Commerce. The EMA Team provides within our specific training protocol. Our mission is safety and having the proper training to support our village.
I would like to thank my team for all their support and dedication. Community Safety is our commitment and oath we took to keep our village safe. Remember: Keep an Emergency Preparedness Kit on-hand
(bottle water, non- perishable foods/canned foods, first-aid kit, a good flashlight, blankets, matches or lighter,
and a tool-kit).
Reminder: Emergency Management Meetings are held the fourth Wednesday of the month at the Village Hall
at 7:00pm. Volunteers are welcome, we ask that you commit and remain active as a member by taking part in
training exercises and support our Village functions.
I would like to thank you for reading this article and the safety tips.
* Keep your Smoke Detectors and Carbon Monoxide Detectors with new fresh batteries.
* Remember to Drive Safely.
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Economic Development/Grants-Sandy Hartogh
The summer of 2016 was very busy for the Village of Island Lake in terms of economic development.
Following are some highlights of new and future businesses that will be calling Island Lake “home.”
El Norteño restaurant opened its doors at 206 E. State Road on July 8, with a full menu of Mexican
favorites, including tacos, fajitas, chimichangas and oversized burritos. An outdoor patio offers customers the
option of dining al fresco. Owner Janet Lopez says that her family brings over 30 years of restaurant
experience, including Tacos El Norte recipes that belong to her husband and brother-in-law. After some glitches
on opening day, due to the unanticipated large volume of customers, the
family and staff quickly adjusted their daily routine.
A groundbreaking ceremony for the future home of Lake Immediate
Care & Clinic took place on July 22. Dr. Eberechukwu O. Ibe and
Dr. Reginald Ibirim were joined by Mayor Amrich and village trustees as
they broke ground at 521 Kora Lane next to the Fifth/Third Bank.
The doctors, who are associated with Advocate Medical Group, have
outgrown their current 1,300- square-foot storefront location at 452 W.
State Road and are constructing a 3,500-square-foot, free standing
medical facility to better serve the residents of Island Lake. The new clinic is scheduled to open this November
with more medical services including onsite X-rays.
Construction continues on a new car dealership at Route 176 and Bassler Drive. Owner Mike Johnson
purchased the property after a fire destroyed the Temple in November 2014. Johnson (also owner of Mike’s
Towing with locations in Island Lake and Wauconda) hopes to be open for business before the year’s end.
Thornton’s gas station at Route 176 and Darrell had its Grand Re-opening in July, and is sporting a new look
inside and out due to a total renovation project. Lakes Sports Bar at 213 E State Rd will be opening soon. Owner
Sam Desai initially intends to serve hamburgers and hotdogs with plans to add Indian cuisine to his menu in the
future. Plans have been proposed for a dental office to be located in the former Leather Tree building at
106 E. State Rd. Interior demolition, which will lead to a complete renovation, has already begun.
A Planned Unit Development (PUD) is proposed for the former Sheltering Oak property on Beech Street.
A zoning petition for annexation of the property into the Village of Island Lake is pending. The proposal includes
78 rental units (13 one-story buildings of six units each) and a community clubhouse. Of the 78 units, 64 are
one-bedroom and 14 are two-bedroom. Priority would be given to Island Lake residents who are interested in
living in the new development. An onsite manager will oversee the property.
The Grants Committee is proud to announce that the Village of Island
Lake was awarded a $10,000 ComEd Green Region Program (CEGRP)
grant for development of Hyde’s Lakeview Park. The money is targeted
for improvements to the newly acquired property on Route 176 next to the
spillway. Future enhancements include a stone seawall, limestone foot path,
native plantings and benches. Island Lake is honored to be the only McHenry
County municipality awarded a CEGRP grant this year.
Rendition of future Hyde Park
provided by local artist
Christine Beeson
Hyde’s Lakeview Park is highly visible from its location on Route 176. With the
exception of our public beaches, this park is the primary viewpoint of the main
portion of Island Lake, and one which we envision as a tranquil, natural setting
in contrast to a busy state highway. This grant will help to ensure that Hyde’s
Lakeview Park remains a passive recreation area for the health and well-being
of the public and for the preservation of local plant and wildlife.
The Grants Committee and Village staff is also researching other grant opportunities for improvements
within the village that include additional road resurfacing; a proposed dog park in Converse Park; the digitalization
and preservation of Island Lake historical records (a proposed joint effort with the Island Lake Historical Society);
and the planting of irises throughout the village via the Irises of Island Lake project.
Please make every effort to visit our current, new and future economic partners… SHOP ISLAND LAKE and
together we’ll GROW!
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Help Wanted: Irises of Island Lake Project
Holland: Tulips…Island Lake: Irises! This fall, the Irises of Island Lake Project plans to plant
hundreds of iris bulbs in prominent locations around the Village. Can you help in any of these ways?
If so, contact Georgine Cooper at the Village Hall by phone or email:
847-526-8764, ext. 7858; [email protected] for details.
1. Donate Iris bulbs: Drop off separated bulbs/rhizomes in a paper bag during regular Village Hall hours.
Include any information you have about your irises: kind, color, and any interesting history.
2. Donate time and/or gardening expertise: Provide your contact information so we can provide
details to you.
3. Donate money for purchasing gardening supplies: Send donation to Village of Island Lake,
Attention: Georgine Cooper, 3720 Greenleaf Ave., Island Lake IL 60042.
Coming October 29, 2016: 9th Annual District 118 Run for Your Life 5K Run/Walk
fundraiser. The event will launch from Matthews Middle School, 3500 Darrell Rd., Island Lake. For details and entrance requirements, email Kimberly Miller at
[email protected].
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SPECIAL EVENTS
By Tina Loos and Trustee Mark
Circus Comes to Town
September 24th and 25th
The Kelly Miller Circus will arrive in Water Tower Park in the early morning on Saturday September 24th. Come watch the raising of the Big Top
at about 9:00am and get a personal tour of what is takes to run the show
and live the circus life.
Show Dates: Saturday, September 24th; Sunday, September 25th
Show Times: 2:00pm and 5:00pm
Advance Ticket prices: $6.00 for children and $12.00 for adults, purchased in advance at the Village Hall, 3720
Greenleaf Ave. Deadline is Friday September 23rd at the Village, Tickets will be available at the Circus Saturday and
Sunday.
Performance Day Tickets purchased at the circus: $8.00 for children and $16.00 for adults
Experience the thrills and chills of animal rides and live acts galore.
100% of the proceeds from this event help to fund the Island Lake Lakefest and Fireworks show and other special events.
Support our special events by taking advantage of this family fun spectacle. We hope to see you there.
Annual Fall Festival October 8, 2016,
2:00 – 5:00 p.m.
The Island Lake Area Chamber of Commerce and the Village of Island
Lake will sponsor the Annual Fall Festival October 8, 2:00 – 5:00 p.m.
at Veteran’s Park. It will be a great time for the whole family to
celebrate fall! For $3 children will be able to pick the pumpkin of their
choice right off the vine and decorate it. Ice Cream Sundaes with all the
topping will cost $1 each. There will be free hayrides for all and
free crafts for the children. Children who
come in a Halloween costume will be entered
in a contest with prizes for the top three
costumes.
Last year we had a blast; the weather was great and the kids took hayrides
through the park with TTC. The pumpkin patch grew great but we still needed
more pumpkins. Thanks to Ken and Heather Wick for donating the money and to
Krueger Vegetables for the extra pumpkins and the bag toss and gourds. Thank
you to all of the Families who came out and made this a wonderful day.
Tree Lighting Ceremony
When: Friday, December 2, 2016, 6:00 – 8:00 p.m.
Where: Village Hall
What: Crafts, Hot Chocolate, hay rides, bonfires and maybe a Very Special Visitor
What else: Get involved with the Angel Tree program, a charitable project that helps
Island Lake families in need to put something special under the tree for their children.
Angel Tree tags will be ready for you to take home.
Any Questions? Call Tina 847-526-8764 ext. 7867
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SPECIAL EVENTS - Tina Loos, Trustee Beeson
Concerts Let’s start off with the moving of the concerts to Veterans; it was the best location ever.
From the stage we could look out at the crowd coming in—some even coming over by boat—and taking their
spots from the berm to all the tables. Very special thanks to Deidre Loos for helping with all the concerts and
the 50/50 raffles.
Concert 1, June 10: Brass from the Past was able to stay longer with an additional donation from the 50/50 raffle,
which brought in $350.
Concert 2, July 8: Pirates Over 40 is not only a great band, but also very funny people. Thanks to Julie Ann’s
Custard in Crystal Lake for sponsoring this concert 100% and to Larry and Karen Keating for selling paracord
bracelets and donating back $61.00. Our 50/50 raffle generated $549.00.
Concert 3, August 12: Ghost Ryder, a country rock band new to our concert series, played great music to the
crowd who turned out despite the storm forecast. The 50/50 brought in $255. Thanks to winner Brian Bartnick
who donated his $125 back.
Concert 4, Coming Friday September 9: Off the Record, a rock ‘n roll cover band that plays Led Zeppelin to
the Eagles, and more—also new to our concert series
Thanks to our sponsors: Lindsey Chiropractic, Julie Ann’s Custard, Fast Signs, Berger Excavating, Debra
and Greg Jenkins, Jewell Catering and Events, Larry and Karen Keating, Gregorio’s Pizza, Brian Bartnick, Larry
Loos and John Burke.
Bands are all family friendly. Bring a picnic and watch the great bands!
If you have any questions or you have a band that would like to join us
next year please email Tina at [email protected]
4th of July Picnic and Parade The Parade route
was packed! Thank you to all of those who participated and in
making our parade a safe and fun event. Thank you to Connie and the
Chamber for putting it together and EMA for keeping our roads safe as
the parade went by.
Without these people we would not be able to pull this huge event
together.
And then the picnic… Let’s start out by saying we served 1300 hot dogs. A huge thank you to Greg and Debra
Jenkins for donating all of that food; the main grillers of those dogs, Larry Loos and Rich Padula; and the Boy
Scouts and leaders for keeping that line flowing for both the dogs and the drinks.
Thanks also to Dr. Kate Lindsey (Lindsey ChiroPlus); Eileen Day (St. John’s Church); the Padula Family; Arlene
Andrew for filling the water balloons; Larry and Karen Keating for paracord bracelets; Deidre Loos; Island Lake
Jewelry and Loan; McDonalds; Culvers; Julianne’s Custard (Crystal Lake); Andy and Drew Chapman (the
popcorn guys); Chuck Cermak (Any Kut); Fusion Church; the Boy Scouts for the Climbing Wall; Amy Kunz
(Avon items buried in sand dig); Andrew Loos and friend Josh; Trustees John Burke, Debra Jenkins and Sandy
Hartogh; Mayor Amrich; Chief Sciarrone; Brian Bartnick; Wayne Schnell; Ed
McGinty; Corrine Sobieski; Jeff Sonne; Chris Monahan; Mike Hansen of State
Farm (Wauconda); Twin Garden Farms (Harvard); Jennifer and her ponies
(Harvard); 3D Bowl; Roberts and Andrew Realtor (McHenry); Island Foods; Island
Lake Police Department for cross walk; Standard Process; Trader Joe’s (Lake Zurich, for the chips); Gregorio’s Pizza; the Jennings Family for donating the grill.
And—as always—DJ Wayne Ewing for coming out and emceeing the whole event!
Again, with Brian Bartnick’s and Deidre Loos’ help, the golf ball drop was a huge success. We were able to generate more money to fund Special Events. Finally, if we missed anyone who came out and helped THANK YOU.
We sure hope that all the residents and out-of-towners enjoyed themselves again this year. See you all next year
at another fun 4th of July event.
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Lake Management Committee –Ken Wick (LMC)
Two more Seawalls installed! Have you seen the new stone seawalls on our Little Island
and Highland Drive property in Little Island Bay? We think they look great! Over the years, our
namesake little island has been eroding away (literally). We were finally able to budget for a
natural stone seawall that will protect these shorelines for many years to come! As a
commitment to erosion prevention, the LMC will continue to focus on other erosion control
issues and seawall maintenance.
The LMC and the Island Lake Police Dept. have obtained a new Patrol Boat for our lake.
This patrol boat was long overdue and will allow us to monitor, patrol and assist in rescue if
ever needed. You will sometimes see the patrol boat traveling at higher speeds on the lake.
This is in order to maintain the break in period as well as proper maintenance of the motor
on the patrol boat. As a commitment to safety, the LMC and Island Lake Police Dept. also
require U.S. Coast Guard Certified personnel to control the patrol boat. We encourage all
boaters to read the Lake handbook provided by the village. Handbooks are given out to
everyone who purchases a required lake use sticker from our village hall. If you have not
received a lake handbook, you can pick one up at the village hall. Please remember, Lake use
stickers are required for ALL BOATS.
An excellent Investment! Last year, the Village of Island Lake had purchased a used
duckweed harvesting boat called a “Wee-Doo”. Over 100,000 lbs. of duckweed were
harvested! As of August 2016, the Wee-Doo has not been used to collect duckweed
because it was so well controlled last year! This is a milestone accomplishment that again deserves recognition and kudos for all the hard work to everyone involved: the volunteers, Lake
Management (LMC) and of course our Public Works Dept. The Wee-Doo is still being utilized
to conduct surface treatments, keeping chemical use to a minimum in our lake.
Algae is our enemy this year! Most often, algae is a green slime or mat type substance
found in most waters across the country, and—in most cases—it is good for the water
quality. Another algae (that is not good) called Blue Green Algae has also made its way
across the United States to many lakes, ponds, rivers and streams—Island Lake being one of
the victims. Blue Green Algae is considered by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
as a “Harmful Algae Bloom” (HAB). These HAB’s occur when water temperatures rise in the
heat of the summer. Island Lake is monitored bi-weekly by our Volunteer Lake Monitoring
Program (VLMP) and the EPA. Test samples are taken from areas of our lake, measured, and
in most cases—sent down state to an EPA lab. You may have seen the posted safety
warnings at our beaches and parks in the past few months. This comes as we get information
back from the EPA about dangerous levels of HAB’s within our waters. Although the Blue
Green Algae can affect people and pets differently, EDUCATION IS KEY!
In order to learn more about Blue Green Algae, please go to the Village of Island Lake
website (www.VillageofIslandLake.com) and click on the “Lake News” tab. Immediately you
will find more information and links about Blue Green Algae.
P r o v i d e d b y t h e I s l a n d L a k e , L a k e M a n a g e m e n t C o m m i tt e e
Focusing on the health, viability and enhancement of Island Lake for
future generations.
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Island Lake Recreation - Lori Tanzillo
Welcome Autumn!!!
Our “Summer Camp Program” had a fantastic turnout. I want to thank all of the wonderful children
and the tremendous Camp Counselors for making it a great time for the children. We lost two fantastic
counselors this summer: Veronica McMaster (Miss Ronnie), and Sarah Burke (Miss Sarah). Ronnie
moved to Iowa to start her career, teaching 2nd grade, and Sarah moved to Colorado. Good luck to
both of them with their new endeavors, they will be MISSED. We will also lose Miss Laura and Miss
Alyssa—one to a full time job and one going back to school. We welcome 3 new counselors to our
“Before and After School Club” program held at Cotton Creek School.
Before and After School Club: We are now accepting registrations for the program.
Registration packets and information can be obtained on the Village Facebook Page, at the Village
Hall, by emailing me or calling me. There will be packets at the school itself. Please contact me for
further information. We will continue to add students up to the Counselor ratio maximum.
Fitness Programs: We will be continuing with Taekwondo, Zumba, and adding Zumba Gold for
our students 50 years young and older.
Music: Michael Ripoli will continue with Guitar lessons. We are also offering Clarinet tutoring
as well, with a current high school band member.
Sports Classes: We will once again be running various sports activities with Keith Bryant, at
Cotton Creek School. Please look further in the guide for more information
Craft Faire: We are now taking registrations for the annual Craft Faire. This is very popular and
fills up quickly. Please reserve your favorite space as soon as possible. We have over 20 vendors
already registered.
Misc. Classes: Back by popular demand we will be offering “Messy Munchies”, Open Gym, and a
couple Holiday Craft, and Game classes for your little ones.
Have a fantastic fall and new school year!! Please contact the Recreation Department for any
questions or concerns. [email protected] 847.526.4851
Registration forms are available on our website: www.villageofislandlake.com under Administration or
at the Village Hall.
2016
Summer Camp
at Prairieview
Education Center
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2016-2017 BEFORE AND AFTER SCHOOL CLUB PROGRAM
The Village of Island Lake offers a Before and After School CLUB Program at Cotton Creek
School during the school year. The Morning Program runs from 6:30 a.m. - 9:05 a.m.
Monday through Thursday, and from 6:30 a.m. - 9:30 a.m. on Fridays. The Afternoon
Program runs from 3:40 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. A light snack is served in both the Morning and
Afternoon Program.
During CLUB hours your child will participate in a variety of activities including quiet/
homework time, games, sports and free time.
To register for this program, Please visit or send forms to the Recreation Office at the
Village Hall. A $30 non-refundable registration fee per child will be required at the time of
registration. Tuition will be discounted when you have more than one child enrolled. After
your initial registration, all monthly tuition may be dropped off in the CLUB Tuition Envelope,
mailed to the Village of Island Lake or dropped off at the Recreation Office at the Village
Hall during business hours (8:00a.m. to 3:00p.m. Monday through Friday). We also provide
drop off after hours at the front door drop box located at the Village Hall. All cash payments
MUST be made in person. We are not responsible for cash payments dropped off. The
following tuition schedule is based on 179 school days divided by nine months. Your tuition
amount remains the same each month regardless of days off.
MONTHLY TUITION K - 5TH
1st Child / 2nd Child
AM
$ 130 / $120
PM
$ 126 / $116
BOTH $ 234 / $220
*During most nonattendance school days, we also offer a full-day program (6:30 a.m.
- 6:00 p.m.) at the Village Hall. Field trips or Fun activities are planned for these days.
Advance registration is required with an additional nonrefundable fee for these days. See
Box Below.
For more information or to register for CLUB please call Lori Tanzillo at 847-526-4851. You
may find the registration information on the website at www.villageofislandlake.com
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Island Lake Recreation - Fitness
ZUMBA THE ORIGINAL DANCE
FITNESS PARTY
Are you ready to party yourself into shape? Forget the
workout just lose yourself in the music and find yourself in
shape at the original dance-fitness party. The classes feature exotic rhythms set to high-energy Latin and international beats. Before you know it you'll be getting fit and your
energy levels will be soaring! Drop-in participants welcome.
Please arrive 15 minutes before class to complete
registration.
Course# 170-01
Date:
Ongoing
Age:
14 yrs-Adult
Day:
Tuesday
Time:
7:00-8:00pm
Fee:
Res $65/Non $70
**New Class**
Course# 170-02
Date:
Ongoing
Age:
14 yrs-Adult
Day:
Wednesday
Time:
4:30-5:30pm
Fee:
Res $65/Non $70
ZUMBA GOLD
Course# 170-03
Course# 170-02
Date:
Ongoing
Age:
14 yrs-Adult
Day:
Saturday
Time:
9:30 –10:30 am
Fee:
Res $65/Non $70
Date:
Ongoing
Ages:
50 yrs young and up
Day:
Thursday
Time:
10:30am-11:30am
Fee:
$5 per class pay as you go
Instructor: Loraine Haye
Location:
Gym
Min/Max:
5/20
Location: Gym
Min/Max: 5/20
Mark your calendars for:
Instructor: Lorraine Haye
Original Zumba ONLY
November 19th and 20th.
20% off regular Price of $65.00 Punch card for 10 classes,
plus get 2 more free classes. Good only if you sign up in
(See the back cover of this
newsletter for details.)
September. Expires 4 months after purchase. As always
come try your first class for free.
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Island Lake Recreation - Sports
Volleyball
Volleyball will be meeting at
Cotton Creek Elementary
School in the gym. It is a noncompetitive program. Half of
the class will consist of practicing skills and the other half of the class will be playing game like settings. Last class will consist of playing an entire game of volleyball. This league is
geared towards learning to enjoy the game and have
FUN.
Private tutoring clarinet lessons start this fall, given
by a Wauconda High School senior who has been
playing clarinet for many years. Please call for
times and days.
Course# 311-01
Date:
8/24-9/28 (6 Weeks,
(If Late
Sign Up
Age:
9-15 yrs. (Co-Ed)
Day:
Wednesday
Time:
5:45-6:45pm
Fee:
Res.$55/Non.$60
Will Prorate Fee)
Course# 470-02
Age:
6th Grade – Adult
Day:
Varies
Date:
Ongoing
Time:
Call for times
Fee: $15.00 – 30 Minutes
$20.00 – 45 Minutes
$25.00 – 60 Minutes
Location: AR1
Instructor: Destiny Stetina
Location: Cotton Creek Gym
Fall Basketball
Fall basketball will be
meeting at Cotton Creek
Elementary School in the
gym. It is a noncompetitive program. Half of the
class will consist of practicing skills and the other
half of the class will be
playing game like settings.
Last class will consist of playing an entire game of
basketball. The league is geared towards learning
and having fun.
Course:
#322-01
Date:
10/5/16 - 11/30/16 (6 weeks if Late
GUITAR
These very popular lessons are taught specific to the
individual student’s needs. Our teacher, Michael Ripoli,
has studied Music Theory, Jazz, and Classical Guitar.
Monday and Saturday classes are available. Each private class is a 1/2 hour lesson. We have limited open-
Signup; Will Prorate Fee)
Age:
8-12 yrs old (Co-Ed)
Day:
Wednesday
Time:
5:45-6:45pm
Fee:
Res. $55/Non. $60
ings. Please call for available times.
Course# 470-01
Age:
5 Yrs. – Adult
Day:
Mon. & Sat.
Date:
Ongoing
Time:
Call for times
Fee:
Res. $16/ nonres. $18
Location: AR2
Instructor: Michael Ripoli
Location: Cotton Creek Gym
Min/Max: 7/20
Instructor: Keith Bryant
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Island Lake Recreation - Tae Kwon Do
Workout is FUN! Come to learn the rhythm of the Taekwondo!
An awesome experience!
It is more than a sport. It is a way to learn the power of martial arts. There are safely coordinated competitions
in the classes, and tournaments.
Students have the opportunity to improve their concentration and self-esteem and to achieve lifelong physical
fitness and self-defense skills.
Build a strong mind with the meditation as part of our practice. Challenge yourself to master the breaking, kicking, punches and sparring. Practices with music in our classes will also help you to find your rhythm.
Who we are:
This program is offered by K. H. Kim TKD under the direction of Grand Master K. H. Kim (9th Dan Kukkiwon
World TKD Headquarters).
Classes by Master Matt Farkas (4th Dan, Gold medalist in
state and international competitions).
YOUTH TAEKWONDO
Course
Age:
Day:
Date:
Time:
#906-01
5 -7
Thursday
10 Weeks (ON-GOING)
5:30-6:05 PM
Game like warm ups and introducing a balanced and
coordinated fun workout. Proper move for punching,
kicking and blocking, learning discipline and more. Safely
conducted competitions and games. Proud of their
achievement, the kids they are!
TEEN TAEKWONDO
Course
Age:
Day:
Date:
Time:
#906-02
8 -12
Thursday
10 Weeks (ON-GOING)
6:05 - 6:50 PM
Designed for teenagers who are interested in physical and mental challenges. Master the forms (poomsae),
skills of punching, kicking, blocking and self defense. Lot of action in sparring, breaking and building your endurance. Great opportunity for those who want to test their skills in tournaments in state, national and international Tournaments.
ADULT TAEKWONDO
Course
Age:
Day:
Date:
Time:
#906-03
13 and up
Thursday
10 Weeks (ON-GOING)
6:50 -7:35 PM
Train your body what you will do! You'll be surprised. Become more flexible than ever, new skills of balance,
power and speed - sounds too good to be true - BUT IT IS TRUE! It may be a challenge at first but with patience, you will learn to love it. You are never too old to be young again. Welcome to our team! Any questions? Call 630-456-3552 Visit us in Facebook: "Matt Shifu"
ALL CLASSES ARE AT THE VILLAGE HALL GYM. FEE: $90/RES, $95/NON RES. MIN4 / MAX 12
INSTRUCTOR– MATT FARKAS
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Island Lake Recreation - Crafts
AUTUMN/TURKEY DAY CRAFT
AND SNACK
Come join the fun with friends making an
Autumn or Thanksgiving Day craft, play
a fun Turkey Day game, and enjoy a
snack. This is a drop off program for
your little one. You will have time to get
a jump start on holiday preparations.
Course#650-03
November 2, November 9, November 16
Ages:
3-6 yrs.
Fee:
$30.00 for 3, 2-Hour Sessions
Time:
12:00 – 2:00 p.m.
Location:
Village Gymnasium
Min/Max:
5/10
Instructor: Mrs. Tanzillo/Club Staff
MESSY MUNCHIES!! -
BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND
HOLIDAY CRAFT AND
SNACK
Need a little more time to do some
of your holiday shopping? Drop
your child off, to make a fun holiday craft, play a game, and enjoy a
snack. All materials provided.
Parents need not stay. Registration
deadline, November 18th.
Course#650-04
November 30, December 7, December 14
Ages:
3-6 yrs.
Fee:
$30.00 for 3, 2-Hour Sessions
Time:
12:00 – 2:00 p.m.
Location:
Village Gymnasium
Min/Max:
5/10
Instructor: Mrs. Tanzillo/Club Staff
THIS IS A “MESSY AND FUN” COOKING CLASS
FOR YOUR LITTLE ONES. THEY WILL HAVE
FUN MAKING YUMMY GOODIES TO EAT IN
CLASS, AND HOPEFULLY SOME LEFT OVER TO
TAKE HOME. PLEASE DRESS APPROPRIATELY.
YOU ARE WELCOME TO BRING YOUR OWN
APRONS. THIS IS A 4 WEEK SESSION AND WILL
HAVE A COOKBOOK TO BRING HOME ON THE
LAST DAY. MANDITORY REGISTRATION BY
SEPTEMBER 30th
AGE:
3-6
DAY:
WED., STARTING 10/5 (4)
TIME:
12:00 – 1:30
LOCATION: SENIOR CENTER
FEE:
$25.00/2nd CHILD $12.50
MIN/MAX:
5/10
INSTRUCTORS: STAFF
Open Gym for Tots and Toddlers
During the winter months when weather is inclement and your little ones are active, came and play
with us. Parents are REQUIRED to stay and supervise. This is a great way to meet and visit with other
parents. Open gym follow the school schedule, so if
the school is not open there is no open gym. Open
gym may be cancelled at any time when special
events will be taking place. Open gym starts October 21
Age:
3-5 yrs old
Day:
Fridays
Time:
11:30am - 1:00pm
Mark your calendars for:
December 2nd. 6pm
(See page 8 details.)
Location: Village Hall Gym
Fee:
Free
Instructor: Guardians
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REGISTRATION FORMS ARE AVAILABLE ONLINE AT www.villageofislandlake.com under
Administration-Creative Playtime or at the Village Hall
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Nancy Sell is a graduate of Illinois State University, having earned a Bachelor of Science in Education Degree
with a Major in Elementary Education, a Minor in Reading, and a Concentration in Language Arts. She is certified to teach kindergarten through ninth grade. She taught kindergarten and preschool for ten years at Rainbow Path Early Learning Center, in addition to becoming the center director. During her time at Creative Playtime Preschool, Nancy taught two years as the Lead Three-Year-Old preschool teacher, served one year as the
Interim Director of the preschool, and has been the Lead Pre-Kindergarten teacher since the Fall of 2012.
Mrs. Sell will be returning as the Lead Teacher for the Monday, Wednesday, Friday Pre- Kindergarten.
Jen Marsek graduated Wauconda High School in the top of her class. She earned her Early Childhood Degree
from the College of Lake County. She taught preschool in Grayslake for 3 years before opening and running her
own preschool/child care program out of her home for the last 14 years. Jen enjoys working with children and
helping them learn and grow.
Miss. Jen is new to Creative Playtime Preschool and will be Lead Teacher for the Tuesday/Thursday Threes and
the Teacher’s Assistant for Monday, Wednesday, Friday Pre-Kindergarten.
Mary Clark attended Waubonsee Community College focusing on Early Childhood. She just recently moved
from Island Lake to her mini farm in Woodstock, where she lives with her husband and six year old son Tucker,
who attended Creative Playtime Preschool. She has a love for animals and the outdoors. In her spare time she
enjoys working out and taking care of all her animals which include: chickens, goats, and three dogs! She is
looking forward to a wonderful year!
Miss Mary will be returning as the Lead Teacher for the Monday/Wednesday Twos and will be doing her first
year as a Teacher’s Assistant for Tuesday/Thursday Threes.
Paula Kuehl has taught an after school art program for children in grades K-5. She has also, worked in Corporate America, raised three children as a single parent, and nannied three of her grandchildren. She is a pastel
artist and is looking forward to working with your children.
Miss Paula will be returning as the Teacher’s Assistant for the Monday/Wednesday Twos.
Carmen Brush is a graduate of the University of Minnesota, Waseca with a degree in Veterinary Technology
and worked as a Certified Veterinary Technician and Supervisor for 15 years. While raising her two children,
she was active in coordinating many youth activities for school, church, and the community. Her love for children brought her to Creative Playtime where she has been the Preschool Coordinator for 12 years. She looks
forward to another great year with the children and staff.
Halloween Trick or Treat
Monday, October 31
4:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Residents: Please leave your light
on to show you are participating.
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Island Lake Seniors Club News-Catherine Christensen
The Island Lake Area Seniors Club is looking for adults 55 and older to join the Club. We meet the second Tuesday of every month. Meetings start at 12:30; doors open at 11:30. Coffee and tea are served. Potential members
are welcome to come and check us out. Bring a friend. Dues are only $18 per year and help defray the cost of
our St. Patrick Day luncheon in March and our Christmas luncheon in December.
Below is a list of our activities for the rest of 2016.
September 13: Club's 36th Anniversary, cake served; representative Catholic Charities to come
October 11: Chi-Town Entertainment 50s -70s music program; refreshments served; if time, bingo
November 9: (Wednesday): Kitchen Klangers performing, refreshments served
December 13: Christmas luncheon at J & D's in Wauconda, Members $15, nonmembers $25
For questions or additional information, you may contact Catherine Christensen, Club President,
at 262-237-2961.
Island Lake Lions –Jeff Zivic
Through our fundraising events, the Island Lake Lions support many individuals and
organizations. Among those benefiting from our efforts are the Lions International, Lions of
Illinois, American Diabetes Association, Ski For Sight, Camp Lions, The Wauconda / Island Lake Food Pantry,
Island Lake- Lake Management Committee, local churches and—most importantly—several residents in need
of assistance with exams, glasses, and hearing aids. We also host the Hearing Screening and the Vision
Screening Units at our Cornfest, the third Sunday in August. If you see either of these buses at one of our
events, please drop in for a FREE exam.
Over the past year, we have held or participated in many local events, including our Annual Cornfest, the Village
Lakefest / Fireworks, Ice Fishing Derby, Village / Lions Carnival, Candy Day, Sight ‘N’ Sound Sweepstakes and
the Adopt A Highway Program. November 2016 marks our club’s 60th anniversary. For information about
club meetings, events or Lions membership, call the Island Lake Lions Voicemail HOTLINE” (847) 604-1709
or visit our new website: www.e-clubhouse.org/sites/island_lake
Events for Wauconda Township Seniors
September 14th 10am to 2pm SENIOR PICNIC
Cook Park, 600 N. Main St., Wauconda – Cost $3 (checks payable to Wauconda Park District), Registration required (at Township office: 505 W. Bonner Rd; or Wauconda Park District,
600 N. Main St., Wauconda)
Boat rides, Bingo, bocce ball, picnic lunch, entertainment and more! Sponsored by Wauconda
Park District, Wauconda Area Library, Wauconda Care and Rehab, and Wauconda Township.
September 21st 11:30am to 1:30pm EAT YOUR WAY TO IMPROVED HEALTH Lunch ‘n Learn
Wauconda Township Hall: 505 W. Bonner Road – $8 suggested donation to cover the cost of lunch and materials. A dietician will share the benefits of eating healthy foods and loving it! Sponsored by Wauconda
Township and Catholic Charities. Preregistration required: call Kari Pohar @ 847-740-6708.
The Wauconda Township Senior Transportation Department (M-F 8am-4:30pm) helps seniors (60 years
and older) from Wauconda Township or the Nunda Township section of the Village of Island Lake get to
medical and beauty appointments. Trips to local grocery stores are provided on Thursdays and Fridays. This
is a free service; donations appreciated. Call 1-847-526-8688 to register and receive a monthly schedule.
Zumba Gold: every Monday, Township Hall, 10 to 11am, Cost $5
Senior Cards & Games Group: every Thursday, Township Hall, 12:30 to 3:30pm
Dancing with Norm line dancing group: every Friday, Township Hall, 9:30 to 11am, Cost $5
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ISLAND LAKE WOMAN'S CLUB
As many of you are aware, the Island Lake Woman’s Club has been an important presence in the Village of
Island Lake for many years. As an affiliated member of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs, we actively support and work for the local schools and libraries, the Lake County Pet Food Pantry, and many other charities, national and international; including the USO, the Veterans Administration, the Heart Fund, Smile Train, Heifer International, and the American Indian Center in Chicago.
The Island Lake Woman’s Club is also proud of the work we do in planting and maintaining two of the entrance gates to the Village. We are grateful to Jenny NebgenMonday, who continues to maintain the garden at Gate 1 in memory of her mother,
Patricia Nebgen, a long-time member of the Island Lake Woman’s Club. Dona Willard,
who maintains Gate 2, recently did a little painting on the sign, and mentioned to Connie Mascillino that it
would be nice if the old timbers on the Gate could be replaced by the Village. A few days after I received a
call from Connie asking if I had driven by the Gate and noticed the renovation!
Historical Society of Island Lake
The Historical Society is hoping to top off their 10th anniversary year by reaching the 50 members mark. Much of the
success of the 10 years is due to the dedication of officers and
members.
Dona Willard is the secretary and the quarterly newsletter
editor, which receives rave reviews with every issue. Barb Dale is
our treasurer and a constant source for Island Lake history. Along
with Dona, she attends the Historical Alliance meetings which are
essential in promoting our group.
Cindy Graf has been a huge part of our growth since she joined using her association with other
historical groups to come up with some great events and ideas for our group. Cindy and Elizabeth Gorsline do
an incredible job with our Facebook page. They have generated a great deal of interest in our group, updating
pictures and facts posts about Island Lake history.
Donna and Bob Carpenter, 2 of our original members, have taken the lead in preserving several
important artifacts that required lots of time and manual labor. Jenny Monday, Betty Reckwerdt and Cressley
Anderson regularly share invaluable recollections from longtime residents. Liz Nelson has spent a great
deal of time and effort arranging for historic boats tours of Island Lake which have been very well received. Loyal
members support us with their dues, others contribute historical materials, and the Village of Island Lake recognizes us as the “keeper of history” for the village enabling us to amass a sizeable library of Island Lake History.
Join us on September 17, 2016 for our “Back to School, Remembering Island Lake Grade School” from
1–4 p.m. at the Island Lake Village Hall. The building holds so many memories for those who spent their
grade school years there. We’d love to hear those memories as we all take a walk back in time.
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The Joy of Gardening at Victory Garden
by Mary Schuman
While the fun of watching seedlings grow is nearing an end (even for
second crops), the joy of harvesting is very rewarding. The National
Gardening Association estimates that a $70.00 investment can yield up
to $600 worth of fruits and veggies. It even suggests crop planning and
land sharing to get the most variety of produce.
Thinking ahead, be sure to reserve your plot/s for next year when the gardeners do final cleanup and close on Saturday, October 22nd from 9:00 am to noon. This is an
annual work day to return the Victory Garden to nature and to rejuvenate itself. All plant material must
be removed and the soil tilled. To make that day easier on all, gardeners should be cleaning out from
now on. All dead or diseased plants and plants that have gone to seed, as well as fallen fruits and
veggies must be removed. It is BROWN BAG time. Just a reminder: do not overfill brown bags. If
the bag contains diseased plant material, it is and should be marked “garbage”. Diseased material
is NOT fit for recycling. If you start your maintenance now, Victory Garden will look in tip top shape
by the time Fall Fest takes place. Fall Fest, is October 8th.
Victory Garden has given many beautiful gifts to families this year: from 20 feet tall sunflowers to
bright pink zinnias, from carrots to cabbage, from kale to bok choy, and corn, pumpkins, beans,
eggplant, and a variety of squash and peppers and herbs. We are truly grateful to Mother Nature
and Public Works for keeping the water tank filled.
See you on October 22nd with clippers, rakes and shovels! Bring your brown bags. Coffee will
be provided.
Island Lake Area Chamber of Commerce
P.O. Box 822 Island Lake, IL 60042
224-209-3337
www.islandlakechamber.org
[email protected]
Interested in placing an ad?
Call 847-526-8764 or Contact us on the website at: www.villageofislandlake.com .
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COMMUNITY DIRECTORY
EMERGENCY NUMBERS
Fire and Police
911
NON EMERGENCY NUMBERS
SCHOOLS
Cotton Creek
847-526-4700
Robert Crown
847-526-7100
Matthews Middle School
847-526-6210
District 118
847-526-7690
McHenry District 15
815-385-7210
McHenry District 156
815-385-7900
SEDOL
847-548-8470
McHenry Special Ed
815-344-4048
Wauconda/Island Lake fire
847-526-2821
Island Lake Police
847-526-2100
Lake County Sheriff
847-549-5200
LIBRARIES
McHenry County Sheriff
815-338-2144
McHenry Area Library
815-385-0036
Wauconda Area Library
847-526-6225
VILLAGE HALL
Village Hall
847-526-8764
ORGANIZATIONS
Mayor Charles Amrich
Ext. 7885
Boy Scout Troop 90, John Nielsen
Clerk/FOIA Officer Georgine Cooper
Ext. 7858
Boy Scout Troop 76, Brian Ciesil
[email protected]
Trustee Beeson
Ext. 7878
Trustee Becker
Bulldog Youth Sports
bulldogyouthsports.org
Ext. 7876
Trustee Keith Johns
Ext. 7874
Trustee Jenkins
Ext. 7869
Trustee Hartogh
Ext. 7882
Trustee Burke
Ext. 7872
Bldg & Code Official, Wayne Schnell
Ext. 7862
Public Works
847-526-8767
Water Dept
847-462-8425
Cotton Creek Marsh/McHenry Cnty Conservation Dist
815-338-6223
Girl Scouts, Sherri Sorenson
847-487-5228
Historical Society
847-526-5049
I.L. Area Chamber of Commerce
847-604-4522
I.L. Seniors, Catherine Christensen
262-237-2961
847-526-8741
847-526-1954
I.L. Woman’s Club, Juel Olmsted
Lakes Youth Athletic Association
(Baseball, Football, Girls’ Softball)
Parks & Recreation
847-526-4851
Lions Club( Hot line/Voice mail)
847-604-1709
Creative Playtime
847-526-8795
Lioness Club, Angie Springer
815-479-0565
Calvin Clay, EMA
Ext. 7884
VFW/Lakeland Memorial Post 2486 - Barry Desfor 847-487-9732
Ken Wick, Lake Management
Ext. 7875
Wauconda Area Youth Soccer
847-526-4167
COUNTY GOVERNMENT CENTERS
Wauconda American Legion Post 911
847-526-9718
Lake County
847-360-6600
Wauconda Township Senior Services
847-526-8688
McHenry County
815-338-2040
Wauconda/Island Lake Jaycees
224-993-9693
Wauconda Area Youth Soccer Club Hotline
847-526-4167
Venturing Crew 2090:Dave & Julie Ryman
847-487-1079
TOWNSHIP GOVERNMENT CENTERS
Wauconda
847-526-2631
Nunda
815-459-4011
847-604-0270
HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATIONS
UTILITY COMPANIES
Highwood Lakes, Donna Korda
815-363-9348
Nantucket, Donna Smith
815-337-1656
Comcast
866-594-1234
Newbury, Jean DeBraccio
847-263-6102
ComEd
800-334-7661
Pine Ridge, Tom Baldocchi
847-526-6242
Dynergy Energy Systems
844-441-0716
Prairie Woods, Scott Kochaney
815-385-3538
J.U.L.I.E
800-892-0123
Rolling Oaks, Don Riddel
847-487-9582
NICOR
888-642-6748
Southport, Jean DeBraccio
847-263-6102
Northern Moraine Wastewater Reclamation District
847-526-3300
Walnut Glen, Lieberman Mgmt Services
847-459-0000
AT & T
800-244-4444
Water’s Edge, Norma Lass
815-459-1222
Westridge Town Homes, Donna Smith
815-337-1656
Westridge, BP Services, Carol Loveridge,
779-552-8719
Prairieland Disposal, Inc
SWALCO
847-381-9300
www.swalco.org
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Village of Island Lake Meetings
Village Board: 2nd and 4th Thursdays of the month, 7:30pm
Planning and Zoning: 3rd Thursday of the month
as needed ,7:30pm.
Lake Management : 1st Thursday of the month, 6:30pm.
Emergency Management Agency: 4thWednesday, 7:00pm.
Police and Fire Commission: 1st Wednesday, 7:30pm.
Events Planning: 2ndMonday, 7pm.
Historical Society: 1stMonday, 7pm.
All meetings are held at the Village Hall unless otherwise posted.
Contact Us
Village of Island Lake
3720 Greenleaf Avenue
Island Lake, IL 60042
(847) 526-8764 www,villageofislandlake.com
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POSTAL CUSTOMER
ISLAND LAKE, IL 60042
Office Open:
Monday – Friday 8:00 am – 4:30pm
Saturday 8:00 am – 12:00 pm
Island Lake Parks & Recreation Department
Saturday, November 19th: 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Sunday, November 20th: 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Unique, Quality Handcrafted Gift Items, Vendors,
Food, Refreshments, Bake Sale
$1 Admission (Door Prize Ticket Included)
Email
Island Lake Village Hall
(Limited Crafter Booths Available)
3720 Greenleaf Avenue
Island Lake, IL (Four Blocks North of Route 176)
[email protected] or [email protected] Call (847)526-4851