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6 | January 25, 2018 | The glencoe anchor news<br />

glencoeanchor.com<br />

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police reports<br />

Unlocked vehicle stolen from Westley Road driveway<br />

It was reported at 5:33<br />

p.m. Jan. 15, an unknown<br />

offender entered and stole<br />

an unlocked Volkswagen<br />

in the 500 block of Westley<br />

Road.<br />

The stolen vehicle had<br />

its key fob left inside<br />

of it.<br />

watts<br />

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treats of the day. From<br />

there, attendees moved<br />

freely from one activity to<br />

the next.<br />

Many guests seemed to<br />

stop first at the face painting<br />

booth. From full-face<br />

tigers to dolphins and<br />

flowers, guests enjoyed a<br />

variety of fun face art.<br />

The next stop was the<br />

arts and crafts table, where<br />

guests were equipped with<br />

everything they needed to<br />

let their winter wonderland<br />

imagination run wild.<br />

Glencoe mom Michele<br />

Spatzek was looking for<br />

something entertaining to<br />

do with her kids over the<br />

holiday weekend and decided<br />

to venture out to the<br />

Watts event.<br />

“It is so fun and there<br />

is so much for the kids to<br />

do,” she said. “We did the<br />

painting outside, which<br />

was so fun and unique, and<br />

now we are going to go<br />

skate.”<br />

Heading outside, visitors<br />

found amusing carnival<br />

games that easily<br />

accommodated all ages.<br />

The bean bag toss proved<br />

to be a crowd favorite and<br />

found both kids and adults<br />

laughing in their attempts<br />

to successfully complete<br />

the tossing mission.<br />

Still, ice took on a whole<br />

new meaning when kids<br />

and parents found themselves<br />

using it as “the paper<br />

to their paint.” Using<br />

colorful paints, guests participated<br />

in ice painting,<br />

where they transformed<br />

plain ice into a rainbow of<br />

colors.<br />

Wrapping up the outdoor<br />

activities was an ice<br />

sculpture demonstration.<br />

The audience watched<br />

intently as the sculptor<br />

chipped away at the ice.<br />

Soon, everyone was smiling<br />

as the final product, an<br />

8-foot snow man, was revealed.<br />

In addition to the many<br />

In other police news:<br />

Jan. 16<br />

• A box of financial and<br />

personnel records was reported<br />

stolen at 9:50 a.m.<br />

in the 2100 block of Frontage<br />

Road.<br />

Jan. 15<br />

• At 7:49 a.m., it was reported<br />

that an unknown offender<br />

entered an unlocked Land<br />

Rover and rifled the glove<br />

compartment and center<br />

console in the 1100 block of<br />

Hohlfelder Road. Nothing<br />

was reported stolen.<br />

organized activities, there<br />

was also a free open skate<br />

on the big rink where skaters<br />

could come and go as<br />

they pleased. Not to mention,<br />

on the smaller rink<br />

they had ongoing games<br />

of turkey bowl, which had<br />

everyone chuckling.<br />

While all guests were<br />

enjoying themselves and<br />

it didn’t seem like things<br />

could get much better, the<br />

Chicago Blackhawks mascot,<br />

Tommy Hawk, made<br />

his debut. Fans came running<br />

and cheering as Tommy<br />

was greeted with hugs,<br />

EDITOR’S NOTE: The Glencoe<br />

Anchor’s Police Reports<br />

are compiled from official<br />

reports found on file at the<br />

Glencoe Police Department<br />

headquarters in Glencoe. Individuals<br />

named in these reports<br />

are considered innocent<br />

of all charges until proven<br />

guilty in a court of law.<br />

Tommy Hawk skates with Lucas Dinham, 9, of Glencoe, Jan. 15 at Watts Below Zero.<br />

Jill Dunbar/22nd Century Media<br />

high fives and picture requests.<br />

It was obvious from the<br />

many smiles that morning<br />

that the annual Watts Below<br />

Zero was a hit.<br />

Glencoe mom Jordana<br />

Goldstein said she and her<br />

family would absolutely<br />

attend the Watts event<br />

again next year.<br />

“We had a lot of fun<br />

today. We did some sledding<br />

and then we came in<br />

and played some games,”<br />

Goldstein said. “Then we<br />

had cotton candy and popcorn,<br />

It was a fun time.”

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