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8 | June 27, 2019 | The wilmette beacon community
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Chamber announces singing contest at July 20 Sidewalk Sale
Manny Francis
Herman and Rico
Charles Herman
Heidi Herman, of
Wilmette
Manny is a 4-yearold
Spaniel mix
and Rico, a Chihuahua-Sheltie. They both came
to us in early 2016 as rescues. We got Manny in
January. He is named because we had to pick him
up at a Pet Smart on Mannheim Road. Manny’s
twin sister lives with a wonderful family in
Evanston. Rico joined our family in May 2016, he
was 5 months old. Manny and Rico are every bit
brothers and best friends. Our boys love running
fast and free at Central Bark West. They love to sit
and chew on their antlers and dog toys.
To see your pet as Pet of the Week, send information to
eric@wilmettebeacon.com or 60 Revere Drive, Suite 888,
Northbrook, IL 60062.
Submitted by the
Wilmette/Kenilworth
Chamber of Commerce
The Wilmette/Kenilworth
Chamber is excited
to announce a new
addition to the Sidewalk
Sale on Saturday, July 20
— a singing contest.
The contest is open to
singers of all abilities,
ages 9 and over. A panel
of judges will select a
Police
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• A resident told police
that on June 16 he purchased
an Apple I Pad on
Ebay. He stated that although
USPS records indicated
that the computer
was delivered to the lobby
of the apartment building
on June 18, it was not
there when he went to retrieve
the package.
• A complainant reported
that between Oct. 1, 2018
and June 19 this year an
unknown offender stole
her unsecured $900 kayak
from the storage rack at
the Gillson Sailing Beach,
100 Lake Ave.
June 19
• Santiago Pineda Lagunas,
49, of North Chicago,
was arrested at 7:59
a.m. June 18 after being
stopped for a traffic violation
in the 300 block
of Ridge Road. Lagunas,
winner in each of three
categories: Age Group
9-15; Age Group 16-21;
and Age Group 21+. Prizes
will be awarded to winners
in each age group.
When registering, each
performer is asked to
provide the name and description
of his/her song
and personal performance
history. Song selections
must be 90 seconds to 2
minutes in length, and
the driver, was allegedly
found to have a suspended
driver’s license. He was
issued citations and released
on scene.
• Israel Salgado, 45, of
Chicago, was arrested at
1:26 p.m. June 18 after
being stopped for a traffic
violation in the 2300
block of Glenview Road.
Salgado, the driver, was
found to allegedly have a
revoked driver’s license.
He was transported to the
station, processed, and released.
• A complainant reported
that the magnetic card
reader for the exterior entry
door was damaged and
forcibly removed from its
mount between 7 p.m. June
17 and 7 a.m. June 18 at the
Northshore Medical Offices,
1515 Sheridan Road.
June 18
• An unknown subject(s)
stole a two-story copper
downspout, valued at
should be “family-friendly”
with no explicit lyrics.
Performers are also asked
to dress in appropriate attire.
“We thought this would
be a really fun way to jazz
things up a little at the
Sidewalk Sale,” said Alejandro
Urzagaste, who is
the owner of North Shore
Music and the event’s entertainment
coordinator.
“We think everyone will
$200, betwen June 15-16
from St. John’s Lutheran
Church, 1235 Wilmette
Ave.
• An unknown subject(s)
damaged three train cars
and spray-painted graffiti
between June 15-17 at the
CTA station, 349 Linden
Ave.
June 16
• An unknown offender
stole two concrete grinders,
one demolition hammer
and one saw between
10 a.m. and 5 p.m. June 14
from an unsecured storage
locker on the construction
site at Loyola Academy,
1100 Laramie.
• A resident reported that
an unknown offender
removed $300 from his
wallet which he kept in a
drawer between June 8-14
at Citadel Care, 432 Poplar.
• Daniel Octon 27, of
Wood Dale, was arrested
following a traffic stop at
get a kick out of it.”
Space is limited, so reserve
your spot at www.
wilmettekenilworth.com.
Songs must be submitted
via email as MP3 or
Wave files by July 10.
Performers will receive a
confirmation email with a
time slot. For more information,
call (847) 251-
3800 or email info@wilmettekenilworth.com.
5:31 p.m. June 14 in the
300 block of Ridge Road.
A database check allegedly
revealed that Octon’s
driver’s license was suspended.
He was taken into
custody, transported to the
station, processed and released
on bond.
KENILWORTH
June 14
• A resident reported
fraudulent bank activity
June 14 using the victim’s
identity. No monetary loss
to the victim was reported
at the time of the incident.
EDITOR’S NOTE: The Wilmette
Beacon Police Reports
are compiled from official
reports found on file at the
Wilmette and Kenilworth police
headquarters. They are
ordered by the date the incident
was reported. Individuals
named in these reports
are considered innocent
of all charges until proven
guilty in a court of law.
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board member, including
previously serving as both
board president and vice
president.
“We’ve worked together
for six years and even
longer than that,” he said.
“I’ve learned a lot from
you and I really appreciate
that. I just want to say
I really appreciate all of
that time together.”
The current board president
and vice president
also thanked Lechner for
his two decades of service
to the district.
“I think you exceeded
expectations in many if
not all parameters and
you, by any measure possible,
left this place better
than when you came and
that’s all you can ask for,”
Panzica said.
“Your impact on our
district, community and
children has been immense.
We believe that
you should be very proud
of the work you’ve done
for District 39. We are
proud to have been on
this journey with you,”
President Lisa Schneider-
Fabes added.