Illinois Regions Eight and Nine Move to Tier One
As of Tuesday, Jan. 26, 2021, Illinois Region Eight and Nine entered Teir 1, allowing certain sports to open back up again.
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ACHS Honors Veterans
Students and staff members came together, either remotely or in person, to perform and make a tribute to the country’s veterans.
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Restaurants and Bars Frustrated After Indoor Dining Suspended
Due to the rise in COVID-19 cases, Governor J.B. Pritzker orders closures for all of the indoor dining in Lake and McHenry counties.
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CHSD117 Returns to Full Remote Learning
Superintendent Jim McKay announced the district will go fully remote starting on October 26 until COVID-19 cases fall below the set threshold.
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Contact Days, Cancelled Days
Fall contact days have been cancelled due to the uptick in COVID-19 cases.
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Presidential Debates In the Modern Age
With the presidential debates starting September 28, voters are faced with a decision on which candidate is their choice.
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Retiring J.J Blinker’s
After 35 years, the local business known for its costumes and pranks is closing.
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Local Walmart Supercenters Threatened with Bomb Threats
Consecutive bomb threats to the Antioch and Round Lake Walmart Supercenters leaves customers unsettled.
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Posthumous Diploma Awarded to Former Student’s Family
Walter Elfering, who attended ACHS during World War II, never graduated; however, his family was awarded his high school diploma on Wednesday, September 2.
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Two Dead, One Injured after Kenosha Shooting
Antioch resident currently in custody for deadly protest dispensing incident.
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Teachers Donate to Antioch’s Muncipal Workers
The ACHS Science Department donated supplies to local police, firemen and public works.
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