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	United Way of McHenry County, McHenry County, Illinois
		One in five people in McHenry County have been touched in some way by an organization that receives United Way funding.
		United Way of McHenry County is focusing this year on getting money that was donated by McHenry County residents who work outside the county back to McHenry County.
		The result is that the United Way, and by extension the organizations it funds, have had to get by with less money even though McHenry County’s population is rising.
	www.uwmchenry.org (285 words)

	McHenry County, Illinois - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		McHenry County is located in the U.S. state of Illinois.
		It is the sixth largest county, in terms of population, in the state of Illinois.
		The median income for a household in the county was $64,826, and the median income for a family was $71,553.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/McHenry_County,_Illinois (563 words)

	McHenry County Illinois History & Culture
		The Illinois legislature approved the petition in 1836 and named the new county McHenry, after a leader of volunteers in the area during the Black Hawk War.
		McHenry County stretched west from Lake Michigan to present-day Boone County and north from Kane County to the Wisconsin state line.
		The county is traversed by routes 20, 31, 47, 120, 173 and 176 making it a convenient escape from all parts of northern Illinois and southern Wisconsin.
	www.visitmchenrycounty.com /navigation/history.html (543 words)

	CAE - WP Series - McHenry County, Illinois Farmland At Risk
		In 1990 McHenry County was still in the top ten counties in the state in percent of total farm jobs, and farming was third in the county in terms of percentage of jobs, after construction and manufacturing.
		In 1979, McHenry County was one of the first counties in the U.S. to adopt large lot agricultural zoning, and through a stroke of luck, gained national attention by adopting 160 acres as the minimum size lot needed to build a single family residence in an Agricultural Zoning District.
		McHenry County has maintained a strong commitment to agricultural uses and protection of prime farmland for almost twenty years, and has been able to keep the premature conversion of farmland to a minimum through a combination of good land use planning policies and the use of large-lot residential zoning in agricultural areas.
	aftresearch.org /research/resource/publications/wp/wp97-11.html (6728 words)

	Federation for American Immigration Reform: County Factsheet: McHenry County, Illinois
		The population of McHenry County was estimated by the Census Bureau at 286,091 residents as of July 2003.
		The 2000 Census recorded 260,077 residents in the county, a 41.9 percent increase from the 183,241 residents in 1990.
		During the 1980-90 decade, the population of the county increased by 23.9 percent (from 147,897).
	www.fairus.org /site/PageServer?pagename=research_researchcf15_sup (547 words)

	McHenry, Illinois - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		McHenry is located northwest of Chicago in northern Illinois on the Fox River.
		McHenry is surrounded by natural lakes and streams, remnants of receding glaciers from the last ice age.
		McHenry is currently the terminal of a branch line on Metra's Union Pacific/Northwest Line, with daily passenger service to Ogilvie Transportation Center (Northwestern Station) in downtown Chicago.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/McHenry,_Illinois (556 words)

	Illinois GenWeb - McHenry County
		McHenry County is located northwest of Chicago in the great state of Illinois.
		It borders the counties of Lake, Cook, Kane, and Boone.
		It's northernmost border is the state of Wisconsin (A neighbor county is Walworth County.
	www.rootsweb.com /~ilmchenr (107 words)

	McHenry County Blog: Illinois Leader Pulls the Plug
		This is a journal of news and opinion designed to bring to light matters of public interest and to encourage public participation in the governmental process.
		Illinois Leader was launched by Dan Proft and Brian Timpone in mid-2002 while I was running for Governor as a Libertarian.
		It is doubtful that Proft ever earned any money directly from Illinois Leader, but he certainly became more respected among Chicago media types and, as a result, raised his public profile.
	www.mchenrycountyblog.com /2005/11/illinois-leader-pulls-plug.html (332 words)

	McHenry County, Illinois houses, real estate, agriculture, wages, work, ancestries, and more
		Churches in McHenry County include: Lord and Savior Evangelical Lutheran Church, Saint Patricks Church, Saint Marys Chapel, First Church of Christ Scientist, Fox Valley Christian Reformed Church, Crystal Lake Christian Church, McHenry County Jewish Congregation, Ridgefield-Crystal Lake Presbyterian Church.
		McHenry County historical area-adjusted tornado activity is near Illinois state average.
		Tornadoes in this county have caused 30 fatalities and 526 injuries recorded between 1950 and 2004.
	www.city-data.com /county/McHenry_County-IL.html (567 words)

	Welcome To McHenry County Illinois Trails History and Genealogy (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Many thanks to all our submitters and to all the McHenry researchers who have been so patient while this County was restored.
		McHenry County was Established on January 16, 1836
		The choice of name for the County was in honor of William McHenry, a pioneer of White County, soldier of the War of 1812 and the Black Hawk War, Representative in the first, fourth, fifth and ninth General Assemblies, and Senator in the sixth General Assembly.
	www.iltrails.org /mchenry (247 words)

	Classified Ads in McHenry County, Illinois
		The 47 acres in question is one of the last large farms located east of the IDOT right of way formerly called "Trees on Broadway" located southeast of Route 173 on Broadway Road..
		It is zoned agricultural and is governed by Richmond Township and McHenry County.
		The city of McHenry, limits the number of houses that can be built per year and the developers pay for off-property roadway improvements as per traffic studies.
	www.mchenryonline.com /westosha/stifle.htm (1781 words)

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