UpdatedWed, May 19, 2021 at 3:14 pm CT
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Ryan Strom (Lake County Sheriff s Office)
LAKE BARRINGTON, IL A 20-year-old Palatine man is behind bars, accused of tying up a young woman inside a business and sexually assaulting her, police said.
Ryan Strom, of the 500 block of West Gilbert Road in Palatine, is charged with aggravated kidnapping, three counts of aggravated criminal sexual assault, criminal sexual assault, aggravated battery-strangulation, aggravated criminal sexual abuse and unlawful restraint in connection with the attack early Wednesday.
Meanwhile, authorities are crediting an observant acquaintance of Strom s for saving the woman, who has since been recovering at an area hospital, according to a news release from the Lake County Sheriff s Office.
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The northeast side of Driggs will see increased activity as the city pursues a local improvement district to upgrade LeGrand Pierre Avenue, and the owner of Shoshoni Plains embarks on a new phase of the development.Â
The city has long been weighing how to pay for improvements and paving of part of LeGrand Pierre, an important collector route in the Driggs transportation plan that will eventually connect Highway 33 and Ski Hill Road. The construction of the new elementary school on an unimproved gravel road gave the city further impetus to pave the half mile of LeGrand Pierre between 5th Street and Booshway, with a turn lane in front of the school, and build an adjacent pathway.Â
âAs you are aware traffic volumes have been unprecedented in Gatlinburg and Sevier County since the economic reopening last Summer. If approved, this study would seek to make recommendations on how better to move vehicular and pedestrian traffic in the downtown area,â Butler said.
âAlso as part of the study, traffic projections for 10 years in the future will also be done to help develop long-term recommendations. The proposed study is in the amount of $91,500.â
The city will also consider change orders involving the Mynatt Park ADA Accessibility Project.
A change order of $140,975 by Whaley Construction is focused on the installation of a retaining wall at the basketball court, installation of handrails with integrated LED lighting, and replacement of curbing in parking lots.