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As Shaw Media celebrates its 175th anniversary, we looked back at four front pages from June 15

A residential property located at 7540 Farrell Drive in Crystal Lake changed owners on May 28.

Woodstock's PrideFest culminated with a parade Sunday in which churches, local businesses and politicians were represented.

A Woodstock man allegedly told his therapist that he was going to harm a McHenry County sheriff’s deputy with an “aerosol can and a lighter,” prosecutors said.
Tree of Life Unitarian Universalist Congregation, The McHenry County Jewish Congregation and the Ridgefield-Crystal Lake Presbyterian Church are now sharing the Presbyterian building as faiths struggle with lowered attendance, problems with their buildings.

A residential property located at 301 Tanager Drive in Woodstock has a new owner since May 21.

A single-family house located at 400 Becking Avenue in Woodstock has a new owner since May 22.

A residential property located at 10999 Manhattan Drive in Huntley has a new owner since May 26.

A residential property located at 656 Broadway Avenue in Crystal Lake has a new owner since May 26.
Crystal Lake officially reopened Depot Park on Saturday with hopes the downtown park will give a sense of place for its residents

The residential property located at 440 Galway Drive in Cary was sold on May 27, for $425,000, or $186 per square foot.

A residential property located at 12316 Bartelt Lane in Huntley has a new owner since May 27.

A new wave of flavors from Thailand arrived in Crystal Lake after the beloved Chinese restaurant New Peking closed following over two decades in business.

As Shaw Media celebrates its 175th anniversary, we looked back at four front pages from June 13, including the first NBA championship for the Chicago Bulls
Lake in the Hills officials have changed food truck rules for the second time in the past year.

A Richmond man admitted Friday to unlawfully possessing a machine gun and was sentenced to six years in prison after authorities said he possessed an "arsenal" of weapons that were illegal because of a past felony convcition.

A Crystal Lake man and former Deerfield High volunteer coach was sentenced to prison Friday for possessing an image depicting child sex abuse. A prosecutor called the allegations "deplorable."

