Archive for: March, 2024

Belvidere North battles through up and down start to 2024 baseball season

By Trenten Scheidegger CORRESPONDENT After opening the season with a bang, the Belvidere North Blue Thunder suffered a pair of close losses in back-to-back games. North opened their season on Tuesday, March 12, when they hit the road to take on Woodstock North. The Thunder brought their bats with them […]

 
 

1970s mystery renewed; Discovery of car, bodies inside reignites a cold case

SUBMITTED PHOTO The Gazette
	The 1966 Impala was hoisted from the Pecatonica River on March 11 by crane. Remains were discovered inside and not long after, it was confirmed that the car and bodies were that of missing Everett Hawley and Clarence Owens from the 1970s.

1970s mystery renewed; Discovery of car, bodies inside reignites a cold case By Margaret Downing REPORTER     On March 11, after 47 years, the mystery of what happened in 1976 to two missing area men has been renewed.     Thanks to an area fisherman, who, through the use of his […]

 
 

Roscoe Middle School cast, crew reminded audiences of different ways to find to happiness in ‘You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown’

COURTESY PHOTO The Herald
	Charlie Brown and his friends looked into all aspects of the baseball game.

By Marianne Mueller REPORTER Roscoe Middle School’s cast and crew told the heartwarming and thought provoking story of “You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown” the weekend of March 8-10. Dialogue flew off the pages in two acts, based on the Peanuts comic strip which is familiar to many, and was  […]

 
 

Machesney Park company celebrates 10th anniversary

By Margaret Downing REPORTER Crandall Stats and Sensors, 9918 N. Alpine Road, a family-owned hometown company in Machesney Park celebrated their business location in the village this past week. According the Mayor Steve Johnson, the company “originated through the old Barber Colman Company in Loves Park. It was later purchased […]

 
 

High School FRC team wins Excellence in Engineering Award

SUBMITTED PHOTOS Tempo
	Stillman Valley High School students – and siblings – Annie (left) and Connor O’Sullivan (right) are part of the award winning Rockford Robotics team. Annie and Connor are both in their third years with the team, where she is head of Media and Marketing and he is the team driver and lead design engineer, technician and programmer.

Team includes two Stillman Valley High School siblings     This robotics team doesn’t know when to stop! They recently attended the Northern Lights Regional competition in Duluth, MN, where they were awarded the Excellence in Engineering award. This award celebrates the team that best demonstrates a professional approach to the […]

 
 

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Homes and Design Spring 2024

Homes and Design Spring 2024

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Roundtable forum follows passage of ‘farm-to food bank’ bill; NIFB, state and farm-related entities come together to discuss increasing farm partnerships

PHOTOS COURTESY OF NIFB Belvidere Republican
   New legislation will help food banks, such as the Geneva-based Northern Illinois Food Bank, create partnerships with Illinois farmers, in order to offer fresh produce and other commodities to food pantries across the state of Illinois.

By Jane Charmelo NEWS COORDINATOR Last year, state Sen. Linda Holmes supported legislation that would provide more farm-grown, nutritious foods to food pantries around the state, which resulted in the passage, by the Illinois General Assembly, of HB2879, thus creating the Farm to Food Bank Program. According to the Illinois […]

 
 
 
 
 
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