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RICHMOND-
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE COMMUNITY GUIDE 2018-2019
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
RICHMOND-
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WHAT'S INSIDE This guide is the official publication of the Richmond-Spring
Grove Chamber of Commerce, located at 10910 N. Main
St., Ste. B, Richmond, IL 60071. For additional information
Welcome............................................................................................... 6 on membership, contact the Chamber of Commerce, (815)
Chamber Leadership............................................................................. 7 403-5155, RSGChamber.com. Every effort is made to make
Legacy Members................................................................................... 8 this guide as accurate as possible as of press time. Informa-
Benefits of Membership........................................................................ 9 tion is subject to change without notice.
Calendar of Events.............................................................................. 10
Village of Richmond............................................................................ 12 The Richmond-Spring Grove Chamber of Commerce guide
Village of Spring Grove....................................................................... 13 is published by Nei-Turner Media Group, Inc., 400 Broad
Did You Know?................................................................................... 14 St., Unit D, Lake Geneva, WI, 53147. ©2018. No part of
Townships & Library........................................................................... 17 this guide may be reproduced without written permission
Conservation District.......................................................................... 18 from the publisher. The Richmond/Spring Grove Chamber
Community Parks............................................................................... 20 of Commerce and Nei-Turner Media Group, Inc., are not
Education............................................................................................ 22 responsible for claims, representations, materials or services
Dining Guide....................................................................................... 24 represented or provided by advertisers. Advertising or edito-
Business to Business.......................................................................... 28 rial inquiries: (262) 729-4471.
Important Numbers............................................................................. 29
Emergency Services............................................................................ 30
Chamber Members Alphabetically....................................................... 32
Chamber Members by Category.......................................................... 34 RICHMOND-
Advertising Index................................................................................ 46 SPRING GROVE
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WELCOME & BOARD
WELCOME!
WHY DO I LIVE HERE, home to one of the most breathtaking 4th
in this wonderful of July community parades and fireworks
community? displays in the area. Richmond has the
charming Downtown Fall Wine Walk
For me, it’s called in September, and tourists come from
hometown pride. all over to enjoy the fall festivals at local
I was raised here, farms and apple orchards.
my family lives here
and my friends are Our villages are also wonderful gathering
here—I still socialize with my high school and connecting places for us. I like that
friends. I love that I am close to a few we have small-town living just a train ride
airports, walking paths, great food. I love away from the big city. The food here is
the change of seasons we see throughout outstanding. We can find everything from
the year. And, most of all, I love my career a burger and a beer in a dive bar to the
highlighting business in the area. most spectacular fine-dining experience.
Music is all around us, from outdoor
But why do you live here, and where do you concerts to little clubs. Fishing and swim-
bring friends and family when they visit? ming, golfing, shopping and family pic-
There are many reasons and places, to be sure. nics are regular activities. We restore our
health by visiting the Chain of Lakes and
Richmond and Spring Grove are perfect many smaller lakes and streams, great for
meeting spots between Chicago (68 miles), fishing, boating and skiing. Close by we
Milwaukee, Wisconsin (64 miles), and have mountains for downhill skiing and
Madison, Wisconsin (82 miles). terrain for cross-country skiing. We have
every convenience—big box stores, as well
Like to take friends horseback riding? as indoor and outdoor malls nearby—and
We have that! we have the charms of local farmers sell-
ing their garden bounty direct to us at
Want to brag you walked to Wisconsin? their farm stands, and shop owners who
You can! Park in downtown Richmond know our names and call us to say,
and walk to Wisconsin on the Prairie Trail “I got something in today, you may
path—just to say you did it. want to stop in.”
Perhaps you love nature. It is a thing of Venture away from of all this, and you will
beauty to see the Sandhill Cranes migrat- think, “I can’t wait to come back home.”
ing through our area to Mexico from
Canada in November and in March
when they return.
Our villages are also the perfect stopping Sally South
points to welcome travelers, ready to Executive Director
stretch their legs and buy coffee or candy
before getting to the large resort town of Richmond - Spring Grove
Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. Spring Grove is Chamber of Commerce
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RICHMOND-
SPRING GROVE
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
LEADERSHIP
RICHMOND-SPRING GROVE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Buzz Schert Phil Pace Rick Graves Eric Mason
President Vice President Secretary Treasurer
Alpha Laser Engraving Pace Insurance and Financial Services Stateline Comets Football Mobile Accounting, Inc.
Namon D. Johnson Joan Gatza Jonathan Kaman Donna Kruzan
Director Director Director Director
NJ Elite Performance McHenry Savings Bank The Kaman Law Firm PC Watlow
Brenda Payne Paul Suk Dorothy Vetrovec
Director Director Director
Biglow & Company Inc. S & R Heating & Cooling/Building Services Nature’s Feed
Bob Martins Patrick Massanti
Director Emeritus Director Emeritus
Jill Payne Maureen Forgette Giuseppe Veneziano
Chamber Ambassador Chamber Ambassador Chamber Ambassador
LifeSpring Community Church Century 21 Roberts & Andrews First Midwest Bank
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LEGACY MEMBERS
MANY THANKS!
OUR DEEPEST GRATITUDE to our Charter Members for their vision in incorporating the Richmond-Spring Grove Chamber of Commerce in 1993.
Thank you for your commitment to making the lives of those who live and work here better.
• Adams, Uselton & Busch • Mike Meyer and Son Fence • Nippersink Middle School District 2
• Associated Bank • Neil J Anderson, P.C. • Richmond-Burton Community
• Caravelle Lighting • Richmond Motor Sales High School
• Countryside Insurance • Spring Grove State Bank • Village of Spring Grove
• Gary Lang Auto Group • Super 8 • Village of Richmond
• McHenry Savings Bank • Wancket Studios
CELEBRATING 25 YEARS!
LOOKING BACK ON THE FOUNDING OF THE RICHMOND-SPRING GROVE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
HOW DID THE CHAMBER of Commerce come to be? In just two weeks the membership was 21! By October 5, membership in-
creased to 66. Non-for-profits and community groups started to join also.
The name Nippersink Area Chamber of Commerce was a con-
sideration at the first meeting held Aug. 6, 1993, at Andres Steak The business owners in the area were hungry for a voice, and they
House in Richmond, Illinois. The Nippersink flows through both found it in the Chamber. The larger corporations in the zip codes
communities, but according to the minutes, the votes unanimously joined to help make a difference; the smaller stores and restaurants
determined the name to be The Greater Richmond-Spring Grove joined to meet other business owners. Everyone was proud to be a
Area Chamber of Commerce. part of something bigger. Businesses proudly displayed their plaques
and window decals, as they do today.
David Kiepinski and 12 others had a vision to support companies
and educate business owners and most importantly change the At one time, the Chamber rented space inside Memorial Hall from
economic development of the area for businesses and residents. With the City of Richmond. Today we rent an office from Associated
the guidance and mentoring from the newest chamber and the oldest Bank. We support just over 200 members and last year we hosted
chambers in the area, Huntley and Harvard, they put together plans seven signature events. We offer monthly networking events as well
to create a mission statement and hosted events like the Expo, Golf as opportunities to be on a committee.
Outing, Wander Walk and networking. Supporting our future by
funding scholarships began in the early days and continues to be a Twenty-five years later and the Richmond-Spring Grove Chamber
priority for the Board of Directors today. of Commerce is going strong!
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BENEFITS OF MEMBERSHIP
RICHMOND-
SPRING GROVE
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
JOIN THE RICHMOND-
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THE RICHMOND-SPRING GROVE Chamber of Com- Support
merce is dedicated to providing a favorable To promote the interests and causes
business climate by acting as a vehicle to The Chamber has a new website that can BECOMING A MEMBER IS
promote the area’s economic progress. The offer better SEO. This annual publication SIMPLE & AFFORDABLE!
Chamber works to support the development also will serve to help families choose a new
of the business community and to promote activity this weekend, find a business to To learn more about who we are,
the quality of life for those who live and patronize or explore one of many natural what we do, what we offer—and
work in the area. resources the area has to offer. to start enjoying the benefits of
membership now—please visit us
The Chamber strives to get people together, Connect at RSGChamber.com or call us at
have fun and create opportunities to form To have or establish a rapport (815) 403-5155.
business relationships that encourage, facili- The Chamber offers a variety of networking
tate and promote business growth. opportunities on a monthly basis. These are
for established business owners, new business
MISSION PILLARS: entrepreneurs and those investigating what the Business After Hours: Enjoy once a month
Chamber can do for them. Together we can do on Thursdays 5-7 p.m.
Grow anything. The newly established ambassadors
To have an increasing influence group will assist members to connect and grow. Ribbon Cuttings: Please contact the
The purpose of the Chamber is to help influ- Chamber to schedule.
ence and strengthen the community. Helping THE BENEFITS OF MEMBERSHIP:
businesses grow and become more success- Lunch and Learns: Scheduled once per
ful, in turn, helps other businesses grow and Make new business contacts at our Lun- month; locations and days vary.
makes the community more desirable. cheons and Business After Hours Mixers,
gatherings that can Thank your employees by bringing them to
open doors to lifelong Chamber functions and events.
friendships and beneficial
business relationships. Contribute through involvement by join-
ing one of the dynamic Chamber commit-
Valuable networking tees—there’s a place for everyone! If you
opportunities include: are a current member of RSG Chamber
consider joining one of these groups:
Business Buzz: Meets • Charity Auto Show
on the second and • Expo
fourth Wednesdays at • Golf Outing
8:15 a.m. • Trunk or Treat
• Twilight Golf (Night of the Living Dead)
Entrepreneurial • Wine Walk
Engagement: Meets on • Women of Success speaker series
the second and fourth • Ambassadors
Fridays at 12:30 p.m. • Board of Directors
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CALENDAR
RICHMOND-
SPRING GROVE
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
ENJOY THESE RICHMOND-
SPRING GROVE CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE EVENTS!
MARCH AUGUST
Expo: Residents have a tremendous opportunity to connect with Golf outing: Enjoy terrific networking with the Twin Lakes
many businesses in one location at Richmond-Burton High Chamber of Commerce. Get together a foursome, or we can pair
School. Businesses can showcase their products and services for a you up. This is a great day of networking and golfing. There will be
very low cost, while meeting hundreds of prospective customers. a ball drop by the local fire department, as well as prizes for longest
drive, closest to the pin, longest putt from the green and mega
JUNE putt. Cocktails, dinner, raffles and awards follow golf.
Night of the Living Divots Golf: You will be wearing glow-in-the-
dark gear and hitting glow-in-the-dark balls at Twin Lakes Country SEPTEMBER
Club after a wonderful fish fry dinner and a few drinks. This is a Richmond Wine Walk: Taste wine and enjoy samples of local food
fun night golf experience for those who just want to relax and have in Downtown Richmond. This makes for a great date day, girls’ day
a good time. Cocktails and live music to follow. or family fun day (21 years and older). More than 10 local busi-
nesses will invite you into their shops to sample up to three wines.
JULY You can walk, drive or take the free trolley to all the locations. For
Charity Auto Show: The stage is set at Intermatic Parking lot on tickets: richmondwinewalk.com.
the corner of Route 12 and Winn Road. The first 200 show cars
will receive a dash plaque. There will be people’s choice judging for OCTOBER
the top 20 cars as well as Best of Show Trophy. Free admittance for Trunk or Treat: Horse Fair Park in Spring Grove is the perfect location to
spectators, donations accepted, 2018 charity is local Veterans! This bring the kids to trick or treat with business owners. No cost—just join
is a family friendly event. Food venders on site. the fun! Some neighbors line their driveways to give away treats, too!
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MORE
DETAILS
on these Chamber events, please
visit our website: RSGchamber.com
and click on the events calendar.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE COMMUNITY GUIDE 2018-2019 11VILLAGES
VILLAGE HALL
5600 Hunter Drive, Richmond IL 60071
(815) 678-4040
(815) 678-2403 fax
richmond-il.com
Hours : 8 a.m.-4 p.m.
Village President: Craig Kunz
Village of Richmond population: 1,874
VILLAGE OF RICHMOND
RICHMOND, A COMMUNITY that blends old and thanks to a few entrepreneurs that noticed habit seem frozen in time as well as the im-
new, was first settled in 1837 by Wil- the unwavering charm of downtown that maculately restored and conserved Victorian
liam McConnell, who spent his first night seems to be disappearing across America. homes that sprawl throughout Richmond; it
under an oak tree that still stands today. surely is an architectural sight to see.
Incorporated on September 2, 1872, with Richmond has been put on the map as an
Dr. Fillmore Bennett, a poet and the first up-and-coming restaurant district that hosts Stepping back from man-made marvels,
principal of Richmond grade school, elected a variety of unique, family-owned and local Richmond is surrounded by scenic farm
first village president, Richmond has seen eateries. From sandwiches to fine dining, lands, rolling prairies and is adjacent to
many changes but has never lost its Old there is something for everyone. Perfectly Glacial Park, which is the most treasured
World charm. polished boutiques have sprung up alongside open space holding of the McHenry County
the lively nightlife scene and this small vil- Conservation District. Being the most
Standing tall today, Memorial Hall was con- lage is embracing its new identity. popular site, the park attracts more than
structed in 1906 by the grandson of William 64,000 guests annually. Prairie Trail, which
McConnell and hosts a colorful history of Richmond is proud to have many commu- runs through Glacial Park, is a 26.5 mile
serving as a library, auditorium, and school nity-centric events and is always planning nature trail that connects Wisconsin and
gymnasium, as well as Village Hall and po- on the next one: From the Fire Depart- Illinois. Here and throughout Richmond,
lice department until 1993. The Memorial ment’s Cruise Nights to the village-hosted there are many enjoyable outdoor activities
Hall holds true as the center of the commu- Richmond Retro Night, Bike the Richmond to participate in like biking, inline skating,
nity and a gathering place for a plethora of Trail and Christmas of Yesteryear; the fishing, horseback riding, mountain biking,
people and purposes for over 112 years. American Legion Post 253’s Veteran’s Day snowmobiling, cross-country skiing or just a
and Memorial Day celebrations and Police nice relaxing walk on a Sunday morning.
With the construction of Route 12 in the Department’s participation in the National
1950s, Richmond was transformed from Night Out community outreach event; not Richmond is a unique border town tucked
a sleepy, one-horse village to a boomtown. to forget the ambitious block parties, side- between two great states. Residents and
Dawning the slogan “The Village of Yes- walk sales and live music events our local visitors enjoy the village’s small town vibe
teryear,” Richmond embraced its concen- businesses host. and the unique offerings that have been
trated population of antique stores for a few cultivated over time. There is so much to
decades and made a name for itself. Now, While the businesses that inhabit downtown see and so much more to look forward to
however, the village is seeing a new horizon Richmond are new, the buildings they in- in little Richmond.
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VILLAGE OF SPRING GROVE
SPRING GROVE IS A VIBRANT small-town com- visit their Christmas Tree Farm to make of town, and cheer on the local sports
munity with lots of family-fun and unique new family memories with wagon rides, hot teams as they compete on several baseball
activities for every age and interest! chocolate and fresh-cut trees. Visit them at and football fields.
richardsonadventurefarm.com.
Spring Grove’s hidden gem is Hatchery Park. When you’re done with all the outdoor
Built as the first state fish hatchery in 1914, For the canoe or kayak enthusiast, Lyle Thom- activities, be sure to stop by one of
it is now a beautiful, quiet park for anglers as Park is one of four canoe launches/landings the many restaurant venues offering a
and nature lovers alike. The lake and ponds along the Nippersink Creek. The Nippersink variety of cuisine, along with comedy
are stocked with a great variety of biting fish, Creek Canoe Trail is one of the most beautiful shows, gaming and live music! From
including largemouth bass, walleye, bluegill, meandering canoe trails in Northern Illinois. juicy burgers, brick-oven pizza and
crappie, muskie, perch, northern and more! Lyle Thomas Park is also home to a replica authentic Mexican fare, to sandwiches,
Bring a picnic lunch to eat under the new of the first vertical silo ever built, which was soups and salads, you can find some-
lakeside cedar pavilion and enjoy the mile- invented in Spring Grove in 1873. thing for every appetite within an easy
long walking path around the lake. Hatchery half-mile corridor in Spring Grove!
Park is also a great place to catch a view of a People come from miles around to experi-
variety of wildlife, including sandhill cranes, ence Spring Grove’s traditional small-town
painted and snapping turtles, red fox, musk- events, including the annual 4th of July
rat and, yes, even snakes! festivities with a parade, games, food and MUNICIPAL CENTER
fun at Horse Fair Park and evening fireworks 7401 Meyer Road, Spring Grove IL 60081
Spring Grove is also home to the world’s display. Speaking of Horse Fair Park, if you (815) 675-2121
largest corn maze, located on the Richard- love horses, the Spring Grove Horse Show (815) 675-6053 fax
son Adventure Farm, with miles of trails holds horse shows there every summer, where springgrovevillage.com
cut from a unique design each year. The you can watch riders compete in the English/ Hours: Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-4 p.m.
many other activities there include a zip Western Pleasure Show, Hunter Show, Speed Village President: Mark R. Eisenberg
line, train rides, carousel, pig races, petting Show and Fun & Action Show. Visit their
zoo, gem stone mining, paintball shoot- website at springgrovehorseshow.com. Spring Grove population: 5,778
ing gallery and much more! Private picnic/
campfire sites and hayrides are also avail- For ball fans, stop by Thelen Family Park
able. Come back after Thanksgiving and or Spring Grove Park, both in the center
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE COMMUNITY GUIDE 2018-2019 13DID YOU KNOW?
RICHMOND-
SPRING GROVE
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
FAMOUS RESIDENTS
MEET SEVERAL PEOPLE WHO HAIL FROM THE AREA AND FOUND FAME & FORTUNE
JIM MAY complete, with help from friends all over the U.S. Auto col-
Storyteller & Author lector and aficionado, and late-night TV host Jay Leno, has
Jim May grew up listening been said to call it a masterpiece.
to stories about family and
personal heritage. Now he gets
to retell stories to educate and
entertain listeners. May is a
published author whose book
“Farm on Nippersink Creek,”
about his life growing up in
60071 and 60081, won a
National Public Library “Best
Book” Award. May has spo-
ken and performed his stories
across the United States and
Europe. Jim’s recent collection
© JOHNNY KNIGHT
of stories “Trail Guide For A
Crooked Heart” (Parkhurst KELSIE HUFF
Brothers, 2016) won the New Stand-up Comedian & Storyteller
York “Anne Izard” book award. He has appeared on Chicago’s WGN Kelsie Huff is one funny lady. A stand-up comedian and sto-
Roy Leonard Show and WFMT-FM Studs Terkel radio show. In 1989 ryteller, she performs at clubs across the Midwest, as well as at
his talent was recognized with a Chicago Emmy award for his original comedy and fringe festivals around the U.S. You’ll hear her as
story, “A Bell For Shorty,” produced by Channel 11. a regular guest on WCIU’s The Jam, ABC’s Windy City LIVE,
and WGN radio. Huff is a short film and web series producer,
BROOKE (BARRETTSMITH) ADAMS screenwriter and voice-over actor; she also has penned four
American Idol Contestant solo shows. For five years she taught Feminine Comique and
Brooke (Barrettsmith) Adams was a Season 5 contestant on American has recently launched kates U, a storytelling and comedy
Idol (2005-2006). For a short time, Adams performed as a duo with program aiming to strengthen female voices.
her sister Leanne. In 2008, Adams sang Christian music with Essential
Records. She was endorsed by Fender Guitars and Taylor Guitars. In TOM AMANDES
August 2009 she married band mate Billy Adams. In the summer of Stage & TV Actor
2010 she headlined a national tour and then went on to become lead Growing up with 11 sib-
singer for the rock band Vialyne from 2011 to 2012, before retiring lings, one needs a way to
from music. stand out. Tom Amandes
stood up on stage, acting
ROBERT SHAW in school plays and at
Designer of The Excalibur RS automobile home with his siblings
Cars have always been a passion for Robert Shaw, who as a while growing up. He
young man took interest in vintage cars and began racing at pursued formal dramatic
nearby Wilmot Speedway. training at DePaul Uni-
versity’s Goodman School
Eventually, he achieved his dream of crafting an automobile; of Drama. Amandes
The Excalibur RS (Robert Shaw) model took eight years to CONT. ON PAGE 16
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CONT. FROM PAGE 14
started on stage, then moved his career to TV. His roles
include Eliot Ness in “The Untouchables,” and in other
well-known TV shows and movies such as “NYPD Blue,”
“Murphy Brown,” “Everwood” and “Saving Lincoln.”
JIM SIKORA
There’s a Better Way to Film Director & Producer
The talented cinematographer Jim Sikora spent his early childhood
Figure Out Your Future… in Logan Square, then his family moved to a farm in Richmond.
While attending Richmond-Burton High School he began making
Super-8 films. Jim attended a local community college to cultivate
Start Smart at MCC! his talent, but left to join the Army and was stationed in Germany.
He has directed eight well known films, but is most well-known for
• Quality instruction
“Walls in the City,” “Bullet on the Wire” and “The Earl.” Jim is also
• Relevant course offerings
• Small classes credited with writing, producing and editing several other films.
• Big value
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Learn how to start your future today.
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© PENN STATE ATHLETICS
ALI FRANTTI
Athlete
When Ali Frantti was in high school, she wrote a letter to head
coach Russ Rose to tell him she wanted to be on the Penn State
women’s volleyball team. Six months later, she made the team’s start-
ing lineup. Ali first discovered—and fell in love with—volleyball in
5th grade.
DR. S. F. BENNETT
Stateline Comets Songwriter
Youth Football
Flag Football - Ages 4 thru 6
Dr. S. F. Bennett settled in Richmond in 1859. From age 23 to
25, he served as public-school principal. He moved to Elkhorn,
Tackle Football Teams by Grades: Wisconsin, but returned to the area in 1871, taking charge of the
• 1st and 2nd Grade (combined)
• 3rd and 4th Grade (combined) school for another year. While living in Richmond he became
• 5th Grade • 6th Grade connected with musical composer J. P. Webster. As the story
Illinois Youth Football • 7th Grade • 8th Grade
goes, someone was in “a mood;” when asked what was the matter,
Super Bowl Champs All Players Play. All positions and teams safely
regulated by Grade, Weight, Age, Skill Level.
1990, 1994, 1995(x2), 1996, 1997, 1998 Some Camps in June/July the response was, “I will be alright ‘In the Sweet By and By’.”
2001, 2002, 2006, 2011, 2012, 2014 (x2) Practices begin in August
Bennett, moved at that moment, collaborated with Webster to
Season: August thru October
South East Youth Football All Coaches USA Football Certified. write the lyrics and music to the hymn “Sweet By and By”—in
Assoc. Super Bowl Champions Monitored by Player Safety Coach.
Member of USA Football, Heads UP Football less than 30 minutes, working on it at a corner shop in Richmond.
2017 – 1st/2nd Grade
and NFL FLAG
815-675-2620 • P.O. Box 58 • Spring Grove, IL 60081 • www.statelinecometsfootball.com The hymn has been translated into many languages.
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AND SPRING GROVE
RICHMOND TOWNSHIP BURTON TOWNSHIP MCHENRY TOWNSHIP GRANT TOWNSHIP
7812 S. Route 31 1917 Main St. 3703 N. Richmond Road 26725 W. Molidor Road
Richmond, IL 60071 P.O. Box 353 McHenry, IL 60050 Ingleside, IL 60041
(815) 678-0077 Spring Grove, IL 60081 (815) 385-5605 (847) 587-2233
www.richmond-township.com (815) 675-9139 www.mchenrytownship.com www.granttownshipcenter.org
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NIPPERSINK PUBLIC LIBRARY DISTRICT
Nippersink Public Library District on
Hill Road opened October 22, 1990,
moving from Memorial Hall in Rich-
mond, which had been its home for 18
years. This 9,000-square-foot Prairie-
style building grew to 18,000 square feet
when the second-floor addition was built
in 1996. The Library is tax-supported
and serves approximately 11,188 people
in Richmond and Burton townships. It is
a member of the Reaching Across Illinois
Library System (RAILS).
Library Director Cynthia Cole leads a staff
of two full-time and 12 part-time employ-
ees who manage the library’s collection
of books, newspaper and magazine titles,
DVDs, music CDs and books on CD. The
library offers internet access, and access to
a variety of resources including the library’s
online catalog, downloadable e-books and
e-audio titles, and several databases.
Reference and Reader’s Advisory Services are available all hours the service and civic groups and is available to all community groups.
library is open. The library is part of the Northern Illinois Consor- Smaller meeting rooms are also available.
tium (NIC), an online consortium of seven public libraries. Materi-
als not owned by the library can be obtained through NIC and other Nippersink Public Library
Interlibrary Loan services. 5418 Hill Road, Richmond IL 60081
Phone: (815) 678-4014
Programming is conducted throughout the year including story Fax: (815) 678-4484
hour for preschoolers and the annual Summer Reading program. A E-mail: nippersink@nippersinklibrary.org
99-person capacity meeting room, with kitchen facilities, is used by www.nippersinklibrary.org
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE COMMUNITY GUIDE 2018-2019 17CONSERVATION DISTRICTS
MCHENRY COUNTY
CONSERVATION DISTRICT
18410 U.S. HIGHWAY 14, WOODSTOCK, IL 60098 Glacial Park has long been considered one Hebron Trail on the north end and Kane
(815) 338-6223 of the jewels of the county’s open space County’s trail system on the south.
mccdistrict.org holdings, characterized by its rolling prairie,
wetlands, delta kames, oak savanna and The Lyle C. Thomas Park and Nippersink
The Conservation District is a county-wide the tranquil presence of Nippersink Creek. Canoe Base are popular takeout points for
public agency created in 1971 through a Encompassing 3,412 acres, Glacial Park sup- canoeists using Nippersink Creek, as well as
voter referendum. ports 9 miles of snowmobile trails, 5 miles quiet fishing spots.
of hiking trails, and 4-plus miles of horse
Promoting Conservation, Education and trails; it also contains a 5-mile segment of At 345 acres, the Elizabeth Lake Nature
Recreation, the McHenry County Conserva- the regional Prairie Trail and offers canoeing Preserve Varga Archaeological Site com-
tion District manages over 25,500 acres of and fishing in Nippersink Creek. The park bines cultural preservation with recreational
open space graced with woodlands, prairies, contains over 400 acres of dedicated nature opportunities. The site offers 1.7 miles of
wetlands and savannas. In addition, within preserve, harbors 18 state listed endangered hiking trails and a boardwalk lookout for
the district’s sites there are 17 dedicated and threatened species, and is listed as birdwatching and nature viewing.
State Nature Preserves. Thirty-four sites are one of the top five areas to view migratory
open to the public to enjoy hiking, bik- wetland birds in the region. The park is also Within the the 521-acre North Branch
ing, fishing, canoeing, picnicking, nature home to the Lost Valley Visitor Center and nature preserve is a 1.5-mile multipurpose
viewing, camping, cross-country skiing and sits within the boundaries of Hackmatack trail that winds through prairie and savanna,
snowmobiling. Environmental educa- National Wildlife Refuge. over Nippersink Creek, and links the Prairie
tion programs for all ages are Trail to the Hebron Trail. Hiking, biking,
offered throughout the year. The Prairie Trail, a former railroad bed, horseback riding and snowmobiling oppor-
runs 26.6 miles from the Kane County tunities exist as well as access to picnicking,
line in Algonquin to the Wisconsin state wildlife observation, and overnight camping
line. The trail links eight McHenry County for cyclists (permit required).
communities and connects to the 6.3-mile
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ILLINOIS
DEPARTMENT
OF NATURAL
RESOURCES
CHAIN O’LAKES STATE PARK
8916 Wilmot Road, Spring Grove, IL 60081
(847) 587-5512
LOCATED IN THE HEART of Illinois’ largest concentration of natural
lakes, Chain O’Lakes State Park is a water-oriented recreation
area with outstanding opportunities for boaters, anglers and ski-
ers. The park borders three natural lakes—Grass, Marie and Nip-
persink—and the Fox River that connects the other seven lakes
(Bluff, Fox, Pistakee, Channel, Petite, Catherine and Redhead)
that make up the chain. In addition, the park contains a 44-acre
lake within its boundaries.
The 2,793-acre state park with adjoining 3,230-acre conservation
area and nearly 6,500 acres of water offers activities which include
picnicking, nature walks on trails, horse rental, camping, boating,
fishing and winter sports. Facilities for disabled or elderly visitors
are available, including a quarter-mile hiking trail.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE COMMUNITY GUIDE 2018-2019 19COMMUNITY PARKS
RICHMOND-
SPRING GROVE
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
RICHMOND VILLAGE PARKS
• Bennett Park, Milwaukee Avenue and William Street
• Cotting Park, Partridge Trail
• Nippersink Park, Nippersink Drive
• Stevens Park, Route 12 and Broadway
SPRING GROVE VILLAGE PARKS
• Breezy Lawn, 11003 W. Riviera Drive
• Hatchery Park, 2314 Hatchery Road
• Horse Fair Park, 8105 Blivin St.
• Lyle Thomas Park and Nippersink Canoe Base, 7816 Blivin St.
• Oak Valley Park, 3006 Monterra Drive
• Orchard Bluff, 1505 Beech St.
• Pauline Pierce Park, 7302 Pierceshire Drive
• Spring Grove Park, 2102 Main St.
• Springdale Trails, 9600 Bonner Lane
• Thelen Park, 8400 Winn Road
• Wilmot Farms Park, 1119 Dolder Lane
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beyond. ~ No distance is too great.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE COMMUNITY GUIDE 2018-2019 21EDUCATION
PRESCHOOLS Spring Grove Elementary School for students with learning disabilities, occu-
2018 Main St., Spring Grove, IL 60081 pational therapy, physical therapy, speech/
Lutheran Church of All Saints Preschool (815) 678-6750 language therapy, social work services and
5800 State Park Road, Fox Lake, IL 60020 (815) 625-2700 fax single and group counseling sessions with
(847) 587-7727 nippersinkdistrict2.org our guidance counselors.
Peppermint Preschool Spring Grove Elementary School’s cur- Through extracurricular programs, students
2850 Route 12, Spring Grove, IL 60081 riculum is built on a foundation of proven can participate in band, athletic programs
(815) 675-2515 educational methods combined with cur- and intramural programs.
rent educational philosophies of hands-on
Spring Grove Montessori School learning, engaged learning and real-life Parents are a key component to the success
2014 Main St., Spring Grove, IL 60081 problem solving. of the school, by their involvement in the
(815) 675-3338 PTO, volunteering and supporting the fine
The Language Arts Program provides a arts and athletic programs.
Saint Peters Preschool mixture of literature, whole language and
2118 Main St., Spring Grove, IL 60081 phonics that also involves daily writing. St. John the Baptist Catholic School
(815) 675-2430 The Science Curriculum emphasizes dis- 2304 W. Church, Johnsburg, IL 60051
covery, experimentation and the scientific (815) 385-3959
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS method. The Mathematics Curriculum is www.stjohnsschool.com
strongly focused on problem solving. Social
Richmond Grade School Studies, a rich Art and Music program, This preschool-grade 8 Catholic elementary
5815 Broadway, Richmond, IL 60071 Computer Training and Physical Educa- school is located just north of McHenry. St.
(815) 678-4717 tion also fill each child’s day. Spring Grove John’s School is officially recognized by the
(815) 678-2279 fax School enjoys active parental support as is Diocese of Rockford and the State of Illinois.
nippersinkdistrict2.org evident by the volunteers and the Parent “We are called to develop lifelong attitudes
Teacher Organization (PTO). Spring Grove and beliefs that will enable students to be ac-
Richmond Grade School offers comprehen- School is a past recipient of the Bright Star tive Christians and practicing Catholics while
sive programs for children in kindergarten Award, given by The Taxpayer’s Federation assisting them to acquire the knowledge and
through fifth grade in the core subject areas of Illinois. skills necessary to be successful individuals.
of reading, language arts, mathematics, sci-
ence and social studies. MIDDLE SCHOOLS HIGH SCHOOLS
Our curriculum further expands beyond Nippersink Middle School Richmond-Burton Community High School
these core areas into physical educa- 10006 Main St., Richmond, IL 60071 8311 Route 31, Richmond, IL 60071
tion, art, computers and music. We offer (815) 678-7129 (815) 678-4525
enrichment opportunities, a program for (815) 678-7120 fax (815) 678-4324 fax
students with learning disabilities, occupa- nippersinkdistrict2.org www.rbchs.com
tional therapy, physical therapy, Read-
ing Recovery, Title I Reading, Reading Nippersink Middle School offers compre- Richmond-Burton Community High
Improvement, speech/language therapy, hensive programs for students in grades six School offers college preparatory, voca-
social work services and a special needs through eight. The core subjects include: tional and resource programs. The college
Early Childhood program. reading, language arts, mathematics, sci- preparatory curriculum is highlighted by
ence, social studies and physical education. grade-weighted honors courses which can
Parents are central to the success of Rich- The students also rotate through trimester lead into advanced placement tests for
mond Grade School. The Taxpayers’ Federa- courses that include computers, art and college credit. College bound students
tion of Illinois presented Richmond Grade health. The school offers enrichment op- have four-year programs in math, sci-
School the Bright Star Award in 2000. portunities for all grade levels, a program ence, English, business, social studies and
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
foreign languages. Vocational students The College of Lake County (CLC) is a Celebrating 40 years of service to the commu-
may participate in 22 two-year vocational two-year public community college in Lake nity, McHenry County College is the county’s
programs offered at the Lake County County offering associate in arts, science, center for higher education and lifelong learning.
Technology Campus. engineering science, fine arts and applied MCC offers six associate degree programs, which
science degrees. The college also offers provide the first two years of a baccalaureate
Extracurricular and co-curricular activi- certificate programs with more than 100 college curriculum; 17 Applied Science Associate
ties are offered: football, golf, volleyball, options in fields from accounting to Web Degrees designed for career training; and 44
soccer, cross country, cheerleading, dance, design. In addition, CLC offers continuing certificate programs. Agreements with other area
basketball, wrestling, baseball, softball and education courses for personal enrichment community colleges allow students to take voca-
track. Fine Arts activities are highlighted by or professional needs and adult education tional programs that are not offered at MCC.
a school musical, concerts, jazz band, pep courses in the areas of basic skills, Eng-
band and show choir. lish as a Second Language and General Students can also earn a four-year Bachelor
Education Development. CLC’s Business of Arts or Science degree through our affili-
Marian Central Catholic High School and Industry Services department provides ation with numerous four-year schools; visit
1001 McHenry Ave., Woodstock IL 60098 customized programs and training to meet www.mchenry.edu/advising for more infor-
(815) 338-4220 the needs of business. mation and a current listing of affiliations.
www.marian.com
McHenry County College Students can tailor their class schedule to fit
Marian Central Catholic High School was 8900 U.S. Highway 14 their lifestyles with online classes and pro-
established in 1959. It is a co-educational, Crystal Lake, IL 60012 grams. Visit www.mchenry.edu/distanceed
college preparatory school that serves fam- (815) 455-3700 to learn more about combining classes at
ilies throughout McHenry County. Mar- www.mchenry.edu MCC with online courses to earn a degree.
ian is supported by tuition and fees paid
by families as well as assessments from the
17 Catholic parishes in the county.
The school is accredited by the North
Central Association of Colleges and
Secondary Schools, and is recognized
by the Illinois State Board of Education
and the National Catholic Educational
Association. The school’s primary aim is
to provide youth with a faith-centered
academic education that will prepare them
for participation in the Church and in the
world. The academic program includes
regular, honors and advanced placement
courses. The school also offers a wide
range of co-curricular activities.
COLLEGES
College of Lake County
19351 W. Washington St.
Grayslake, IL 60030
(847) 543-2000
www.clcillinois.edu
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE COMMUNITY GUIDE 2018-2019 23DINING GUIDE
LUCKY BERNIE’S - SPRING GROVE specials and outdoor seating make this an MAIN STREET COFFEE CO.
2450 N. US Route 12, Spring Grove, IL easy lunch or dinner choice. 10321 N. Main St., Richmond, IL
Monday-Thursday 8 a.m.-1 a.m. Monday-Saturday 7 a.m.-7 p.m.
Friday, Saturday and Sunday 8 a.m.-2 a.m. BRICKS & IVY SPORTS TAVERN Sunday 9 a.m.-7 p.m.
2508 US-12, Spring Grove, IL
Have a signature sandwich or build your Monday-Tuesday 3 p.m.-1 a.m. Specialty coffee drinks, soups, sandwiches,
own; soups and salads are also staples on Wednesday-Sunday 11 a.m.- 1 a.m. muffins, healthy smoothies, ice cream,
the menu. Enjoy the full bar, comedy popcorn, lemonade, scones, mochas and so
shows, paint-and-sip parties or just relax. So much more than a sports bar. Brick much more! Stop in for a signature charcoal
Stop in to buy Boars Head deli meat to oven pizza as well as fresh-made wraps, lemonade you will not regret. Bring your
go—just like at the grocery store, but no sandwiches, salads and appetizers. Bottled laptop to meet a client. Great place for
lines! Enjoy gaming in a luxury setting. and draught beers, full bar, daily food and small groups.
drink specials, special events, outdoor seat-
ROSATI’S PIZZA SPORTS PUB ing and slots.
10004 N. Main St., Richmond, IL
Sunday-Thursday 11 a.m.-10 p.m.
Friday-Saturday 11 a.m.–11 p.m.
Chicago-based pizzeria featuring Chicago-
style deep dish and thin crust pizzas. You
will also find other Italian specialties like
salads, pastas and sandwiches. Dine-in,
carry out or delivery. Happy hour, drink
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3717 W. Elm St. McHenry, IL 60050
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE COMMUNITY GUIDE 2018-2019 25DINING GUIDE
THE GENEVA INN
N2009 S. Lake Shore Drive, Lake Geneva, WI
Open daily for breakfast, lunch and dinner
Famous views, stunning wine cellar and lounge, and an outdoor patio
make The Geneva Inn the top spot for bringing friends and family to
Lake Geneva year-round. The seasonal menu will have you coming
back every few months to enjoy the creativity of the chef. Dock and
dine or travel by car—either way don’t miss relaxed elegance.
INTERNATIONAL HOUSE OF WINE
AND CHEESE AND AMERICAN CAFÉ
11302 U.S. Highway 12, Richmond, IL
Monday-Thursday 8 a.m.-8 p.m.
2449 Pierce Drive, Suite 1,
Friday 8 a.m.-9 p.m.
Spring Grove, IL 60081
Saturday 7 a.m.-9 p.m.
Gymnastics, Cheer, Tumbling, Ninja, Stealth, Sunday 7:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Parties & Events to include Nerf Wars
There are two sides to this gem. Since 1976, The American Café
www.westoshalegacyac.com | 815-675-3005 has been serving breakfast, lunch and dinner. All the food is
simple but unique. Hand-pressed angus burgers, made-from-
scratch pancakes and baked omelets and of course cheese curds
are some of the signature menu items.
The wine and cheese truly is international here. You will find
everything from every day, affordable drinking wine to a rare,
hard-to-find, impress-your-friends wine, as well as a full retail
liquor store.
SUBWAY
5600 Kenosha St. (Route 173), Richmond, IL
Monday-Friday 6:30 a.m.-9 p.m.
2508 US-12, SPRING GROVE, IL 60081
Saturday 8 a.m.-9 p.m.
BRICKSANDIVYSPORTSTAVERN.COM | 815.581.3889 Sunday 8:30 a.m.-8:30 p.m.
Sandwiches made the way you like them. Hot soup, chips, soft
drink and a cookie complete the meal. Also try Subway for catering.
RICHMOND HUNT CLUB, INC.
5016 IL Route 173, Richmond, IL
Open to the public Saturday-Sunday 7 a.m.-2 p.m.
This is a place you have passed by too many times. Stop in on
the weekend for a meal you will not soon forget. The family-
friendly atmosphere, venison burgers, pulled pork sandwich,
biscuits and gravy, smoked pheasant omelet and a full bar and
great prices will make you wonder why it took you so long.
26 WWW.RSGCHAMBER.COM4000 JOHNSBURG RD. JOHNSBURG, IL
(between Angelo’s and Raymond Bowling)
RICHMOND-
SPRING GROVE
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STUCKY’S BAR AND GRILLE
4000 Johnsburg Road, Johnsburg, IL
Monday-Thursday 7:30 a.m.-11 p.m.
Friday-Saturday 7:30 a.m.–2 a.m.
Sunday 7:30 a.m.-9 p.m.
Meals like mom’s, if your mom was a good scratch cook.
Live music on the weekends, daily food specials and outdoor
FAMILY RESTAURANT | MADE FROM SCRATCH MENU
seating. Stucky’s can accommodate groups of up to 50. Gam- HOMEMADE SOUPS
ers get complimentary coffee and donuts Monday to Friday
Kitchen open daily 7:30am to 9:00pm Sunday-Wednesday
7:30 a.m.-10 a.m.
7:30am-10:00pm Thursday-Saturday open for breakfast, lunch and dinner
RED BARN AT TWIN LAKES COUNTRY CLUB MONDAY $1.00 tacos
1230 Legion Drive, Twin Lakes, WI TUESDAY Buy one burger and get one free
Open daily, hours change seasonally WEDNESDAY NIGHT Kids eat free off the kids menu
with Mark Presley the Magician appearing 6:00-7:30
THURSDAY Open mic and open jam 6:30
The Friday night fish fry special and the Saturday night prime FRIDAY NIGHT FISH FRY
rib special are just two of the reasons to visit Red Barn. Golf, SUNDAY Breakfast buffet $10.99 includes coffee & juice
full bar, live entertainment on the weekends, lunch and high-
end dinner menu, as well as catering and events, will entice you
815-331-8050 | STUCKYBARANDGRILLE.COM
to come during the week also.
847.587.7408 tammyspizzapasta.com
ANDERSON’S CANDY SHOP
10301 N. Main St. Richmond, IL
Open daily, hours change seasonally
Almost 100 years in the candy making business and they do
it right! Best-sellers include buttercream, English toffee, salted
caramel and dipped ginger. You will find great one-of-a-kind
gifts, baby shower favors and boxed chocolates. Also available:
sugar- and gluten-free candies.
6817 STATE PARK RD. | SPRING GROVE, IL 60081
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE COMMUNITY GUIDE 2018-2019 27BUSINESS TO BUSINESS
ADVERTISING Country Insurance & Financial................................ (815) 678-2941
Branded Apparel Pace Insurance and Financial Services....................... (815) 675-0990
A+ Apparel............................................................... (815) 675-2117 State Farm Insurance................................................ (815) 675-6470
Woellert Insurance Agency, Inc................................ (815) 675-1007
Custom Laser Engraving
Alpha Laser Engraving ............................................. (815) 245-7005 MANUFACTURING
CALco..................................................................... (815) 725-5387
Graphic Design EMS Industrial & Service Company........................ (815) 678-2700
BWB Graphics & More........................................... (815) 814-4240 Guardian Material Handling, Inc............................. (815) 581-3180
Farm It Out! Design, Inc.......................................... (847) 961-4336 Jan-Air, Inc............................................................... (815) 678-4516
MyDesignSpace, Inc................................................. (773) 412-7249 Leica Biosystems Richmond, Inc.............................. (815) 678-2000
Vindictive Vinyl....................................................... (262) 358-2626 MacLean Fogg Component Solutions...................... (815) 678-6887
National Cap & Set Screw Co.................................. (815) 675-2363
Print Advertisements Scot Forge................................................................ (847) 587-1000
Money Mailer Chain-O-Lakes................................. (847) 721-4372 Watlow..................................................................... (815) 678-1989
Promotional Products MEDIA
Brand-Tastik............................................................ (815) 354-0102 Hi-Liter Newspaper.................................................. (262) 725-7701
Shaw Media-NW Herald.......................................... (815) 459-4040
BUSINESS CONSULTING Nei-Turner Media Group, Inc.................................. (262) 729-4471
Financial
247 Funding............................................................ (815) 669-5901 PRINTING
Biller Press Mfg., Inc................................................ (847) 395-4111
Social Media BWB Graphics & More........................................... (815) 814-4240
Romani Digital........................................................ (262) 492-5297
WEBSITE
Professional Writing Design
Rod Gerlach, LLC.................................................... (847) 302-9412 MyDesignSpace, Inc................................................. (773) 412-7249
Farm It Out! Design, Inc.......................................... (847) 961-4336
CREDIT CARD PROCESSING
DIG Processing Solutions......................................... (773) 575-3780 Optimization
Prime Media Consulting, LLC................................. (847) 907-0165
ENGINEERING
Trotter and Associates, Inc........................................ (630) 587-0470 Content Writing
HR Green, Inc......................................................... (815) 385-1778 Rod Gerlach LLC..................................................... (847) 302-9412
Highway Traffic Management TRUCKING AND HAULING
International Road Dynamics................................... (815) 675-1430 Thelen Sand & Gravel.............................................. (847) 838-8819
X in Laws................................................................. (847) 652-5046
INSURANCE
Biglow & Company, Inc.......................................... (262) 960-2202 WHOLESALE BEER
CLM Insurance Agency............................................ (815) 385-9455 Chas. Herdrich & Sons, Inc..................................... (815) 385-0016
28 WWW.RSGCHAMBER.COMIMPORTANT NUMBERS
RICHMOND-
SPRING GROVE
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
EMERGENCY McHenry County Conservation District.................. (815) 338-6223
Richmond Fire-Police-Ambulance-Rescue................................... 911 McHenry County Department of Health................. (815) 334-4510
Spring Grove Fire-Police Ambulance-Rescue............................... 911 McHenry County Government Center.................... (815) 334-4000
Illinois State Police................................................... (847) 742-3553 McHenry County Housing Authority...................... (815) 338-7752
Lake County Sheriff................................................. (847) 377-4000 Richmond Township Assessor.................................. (815) 678-2014
McHenry County Sheriff......................................... (815) 338-2144 Visit Lake County.................................................... (847) 662-2700
Poison Control Information Center......................... (800) 942-5969 Visit McHenry County............................................ (815) 893-6280
NON-EMERGENCY SCHOOLS
Richmond Richmond Grade School.......................................... (815) 678-4717
Police....................................................................... (815) 678-2351 Spring Grove Elementary School.............................. (815) 678-6750
Fire Department....................................................... (815) 678-3672 Nippersink Middle School....................................... (815) 678-7129
Village Hall.............................................................. (815) 678-4040 Richmond-Burton Community High School........... (815) 678-4525
College of Lake County............................................ (847) 543-2000
Spring Grove McHenry County College........................................ (815) 455-3700
Police....................................................................... (815) 675-2596
Fire Department....................................................... (815) 675-2450 UTILITIES
Village Hall.............................................................. (815) 675-2121 AT&T...................................................................... (800) 244-4444
Verizon Wireless....................................................... (800) 837-4966
Richmond Township ComEd.................................................................... (800) 334-7661
Richmond Township Fire District (non-emergency).(815) 678-3672 Nicor Gas................................................................. (888) 642-6748
Richmond Township Office..................................... (815) 678-0077 Comcast................................................................... (866) 594-1234
Richmond Township Tax Assessor............................ (815) 678-2014 Mediacom Cable Communications.......................... (800) 874-2991
McHenry County Sheriff......................................... (815) 338-2144 Spectrum.................................................................. (888) 438-2427
DirecTV................................................................... (877) 348-6023
HOSPITALS/MEDICAL CENTERS Rise Broadband........................................................ (815) 675-3278
Advocate Condell Medical Center............................ (847) 362-2900 Environmental Defenders of McHenry County....... (815) 338-0393
Advocate Good Shepherd Hospital........................... (847) 381-9600
Centegra Memorial Medical Center......................... (815) 338-2500 OTHER RESOURCES
Centegra Hospital McHenry.................................... (815) 344-5000 Alcoholics Anonymous............................................. (800) 452-7990
Mercy Harvard Hospital........................................... (815) 943-5431 Better Business Bureau............................................. (312) 832-0500
Mercy Health McHenry........................................... (815) 578-2020 Child Abuse & Neglect Hotline............................... (800) 252-2873
Mercy Health Richmond...........................................(815) 678 4528 Consumer Fraud Hotline......................................... (800) 386-5438
Mercy Health Woodstock......................................... (815) 337-7100 Crisis Hotline........................................................... (800) 892-8900
Domestic Violence Hotline...................................... (800) 799-7233
POST OFFICES Elderly Abuse & Neglect Hotline............................. (800) 252-8966
Richmond................................................................ (815) 678-3951 Federal Bureau of Investigation................................ (202) 324-3000
Spring Grove............................................................ (815) 675-2161 Illinois Department of Human Services.................... (815) 338-0234
Internal Revenue Service.......................................... (800) 829-1040
PUBLIC SERVICES JULIE (Call 2 days before digging)........................... (800) 892-0123
Department of Transportation Vehicle Safety........... (800) 424-9393 McHenry County Economic Development Corp..... (815) 893-0895
Illinois Secretary of State.......................................... (312) 793-1010 McHenry County Extension, University of IL.......... (815) 338-4747
Lake County Department of Health......................... (847) 377-8000 McHenry Senior Services......................................... (815) 344-3555
Lake County Government Center............................ (847) 377-2000 Nippersink Public Library........................................ (815) 678-4014
Lake County Housing Authority.............................. (847) 223-1170 Richmond Food Pantry............................................ (815) 678-4351
Lake County State’s Attorney Office......................... (847) 377-3000 Richmond-Spring Grove Chamber of Commerce..... (815) 403-5155
Lake County Treasurer............................................. (847) 377-2323 Social Security Hotline............................................. (800) 772-1213
McHenry County Animal Control........................... (815) 459-6222
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