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Denise Houchins, of Mundelein, was sworn in on September 30, 2021, by the Lake County Juvenile Court as a volunteer Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA).
Susan Erickson, of Long Grove, was sworn in on September 30, 2021, by the Lake County Juvenile Court as a volunteer Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA).
Rachel Belk, of Wadsworth, was sworn in on September 30, 2021, by the Lake County Juvenile Court as a volunteer Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA).
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New Advocates for Child Abuse Victims Join CASA Lake County New CASA Lake County volunteers are sworn in online by Nineteenth Circuit Court Judge Christopher Morozin on March11, 2021.Top Row, Left to Right: Catherine Marazan, of Grayslake; Beth Vrioni, of Libertyville; Chuck Greskovich, of Libertyville; Michael Mendoza, of Deerfield; Terri Zenner Greenberg, CASA Lake County Executive Director. Middle Row, Left to Right: Debbie Richwine, of Highland Park; Sophie Marwil, of Chicago; Chris Causey and Mary Causey, of Libertyville; Alifiya Arastu, of Vernon Hills; Judge Christopher Morozin. Botton Row, Left to Right: Lupita Granados Medina, of Mundelein; Cheryl Koronkowski, of Park Ridge; Andi Conrad, of Hawthorn Woods. CASA Lake County Technical Staff
Feb 12, 2021 The Ohio Chief Probation Officers Association (OCPOA) announced the results of it's recent election for the 2021-2023 term. Every two years, the OCPOA membership votes to select new officers and trustees for the Association's all volunteer Executive Board. "I am very proud of what the Board accomplished over the last two years. Despite the challenges faced over the last year, we continued to enhance our footprint on the field of probation both at the local and national levels. I look forward to the newly elected leadership's continued excellence in the areas of education, training and advocacy." Molly Gauntner, Immediate Past President and Chief Probation Officer, Franklin County Municipal Court.