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Tuesday, April 30, 2013

County's Gang Task Force Arrests 9 in Gang Suppression Effort

Task force, sheriff's deputies and Harvard Police made several arrests in Harvard on Friday evening.

The McHenry County Gang Task Force was activated Friday by the Harvard Police Department in order to suppress a recent spike in gang activity in Harvard. During the suppression detail, task force members and Harvard Police made about 18 contacts with gang members, nine arrests, three traffic arrests and recovered approximately 15 grams of cannabis, a scale, paraphernalia, and a loaded handgun, according to a release issued by McHenry County Sheriff Keith Nygren. Arrested were: The McHenry County Gang Task Force is comprised of 18 law enforcement agencies from throughout the county and is administered through the Sheriff’s Office, Nygren said. During the April 26 gang suppression effort, officers from Crystal Lake, Fox River Grove, Harvard…

cynthia

4:55 am on Thursday, May 16, 2013

Excellant..Bravo and thank you for this gang task force. Its an importnat part of our communitys safety.   more ›

Monday, December 17, 2012

Shell Casing Found at McHenry Co. Elementary School Monday

A search of the school turned up nothing suspicious and an investigation is ongoing.

A McHenry County elementary school was among many schools throughout the country that police responded to Monday for potentially suspicious incidents on the first day back to school following the tragic shooting in Newtown, Conn.  Harvard Police responded to Crosby Elementary School at 7:45 a.m. after a .22-caliber shell casing was found on the cafeteria floor, according to the Northwest Herald. Students "were kept in their classrooms doing school work for about three hours" as a search was conducted at the school, according to the Chicago Tribune.  The school day later resumed after nothing suspicious was found. An investigtion is ongoing, according to the Northwest Herald. There are about 850 students that attend Crosby Elementary School…

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Sunday, August 26, 2012

PHOTOS: Master Gardeners Walk 2012

A Patch reader submitted these beautiful photographs taken during the MCC and University of Illinois Extension Master Gardeners Walk held July 14.

  McHenry County College and the University of Illinois Extension Master Gardeners Walk 2012 was held in July. The walk included a self-guided tour of seven private gardens, the Harvard Community Garden and the MCC demonstration garden. These photographs were submitted by Patch reader, Denise S. (the Cinderella of photographs. Her pictures are beautiful...and, yet, we know nothing else about her, including her last name!). Have a photo you think is worth sharing with Crystal Lake-Cary Patch? Upload it by clicking on Pics & Clips at the top of the page. You can also e-mail photographs to editor Stephanie.Price@Patch.com. There's more news bits and photographs on the Crystal Lake-Cary Patch Facebook page. Check it out...and, oh, "Like" the …

Monday, October 24, 2011

Elderly Woman Killed in Metra Crash

An 87-year-old McHenry woman was believed to have been walking east on the railroad tracks in unincorporated Harvard when the accident occurred.

An elderly McHenry woman died Sunday night after being struck by a Metra train in unincorporated Harvard.  Gloria C. Jacobs, 87, of McHenry, had been walking east along the tracks immediately prior to the accident at 8:27 p.m. Sunday, according to a McHenry County Sheriff's Department press release. Emergency personnel responding to the scene found Jacobs about a half-mile west of Schultz Road near Brink Street in unincorporated Harvard.  A preliminary investigation found Jacobs had been driving on roadways in the area Sunday night. Jacobs, who was lost and unfamiliar with the roadways, turned onto the railroad tracks at the Brink Street crossing for unknown reasons, according to the release. She continued driving east before her car …

Mary

11:39 am on Tuesday, October 25, 2011

My heart aches for the family and friends of this woman. God bless and keep her.   more ›

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