Despite opposition from the Kreutzer family and a petition signed by more than 200 residents, the Huntley Village Board voted Thursday to rename Kreutzer Road, west of Route 47, to Charles H. Sass Parkway.
Carpentersville man killed in morning crash on Route 47
Updated 2/8/2021 1:46 PM
Huntley police said a 27-year-old Carpentersville man was killed early Monday when the vehicle he was driving collided with a pickup truck on Route 47 in Huntley.
The crash caused investigators to close all lanes between Kreutzer Road and Regency Parkway for most of the morning, according to Huntley Fire Protection District officials.
Huntley police officials said the crash occurred at about 5:25 a.m. in the southbound lanes of Route 47.
According to police investigators, a 1999 Acura sedan driven by the Carpentersville man in a northbound lane collided with the 2016 GMC Sierra in the southbound lanes.
Route 47 from Kreutzer Road to Regency Parkway reopens after fatal Huntley crash
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HUNTLEY, Ill. (WLS) All lanes of Route 47 were closed from Kreutzer Road to Regency Parkway due to a fatal crash involving a car and a pickup truck in Huntley Monday morning. All lanes of Rt 47 are closed from Kreutzer Rd to Del Webb Blvd due to a traffic crash. Please take an alternate route, Huntley police tweeted shortly after 7 a.m.
All lanes of Rt 47 are closed from Kreutzer Rd to Del Webb Blvd due to a traffic crash. Please take an alternate route. https://t.co/OpYj0IqEBr Huntley Police (@HuntleyPolice) February 8, 2021
Two fresh faces challenge three incumbents for seats on the Huntley Village Board this spring The five candidates running for seats on the Huntley Village Board are seen here. On the top row, from left to right, are Huntley Village Trustee John Piwko, Trustee JR Westberg and newcomer Burt Natkins. On the bottom row, from left to right, are newcomer Mary Holzkopf and Huntley Village Trustee Ronda Goldman. Provided photos/Courtesy Shaw Media
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