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The first apple pie Jan Knobbe of Beach Park made her husband more than 50 years ago landed upside down on the kitchen floor after hot apple juice burned her hand.
Antique tractors pull to benefit A Safe Place
Most people stopped what they were doing, walking or driving, to stare at the procession of antique tractors cruising through town to unincorporated Russell.
Fear mongering If the Gitmo detainees are moved to the Thomson Correctional Facility they will be under guard by the Department of Defense.
IDOT sets Green Bay Road project meeting
The Illinois Department of Transportation will hold a public meeting concerning a study for improving Green Bay Road from Russell Road to Sunset Avenue.
Don't put condos near park: residents
Deputy Mayor Gord Wauchope says he doesn't support building stores and businesses near Innisfil Beach Park.
Thanksgiving food drive harvests 229 family dinners
David Karczewski and wife Debra own Piggly Wiggly food stores in Antioch, Zion and Grayslake.
Photos: Rolling Hills craft fair
The Rolling Hills campus in Zion was rolling in the holiday spirit with their 9th annual Holiday Craft Fair Saturday.
Renaming West Adams Road was long overdue. Now it's West Major Avenue. The Village Board approved the change Tuesday night, unfinished business from annexing West Adams from Wadsworth more than six years ago.
Beach Park woman gets prison for sex with girl
Giana Burkley was warned repeatedly to keep her distance from a 13-year-old grade school girl.
In a turnabout from his position Friday, Lake County Board member Angelo Kyle of Waukegan filed election petitions Monday to take on state Rep.
Lake County sheriff, clerk and superintendent to face challengers during election in 2010
Three countywide office holders will face competition in the November 2010 general election.
Beach Park plans 2 more TIF districts
Encouraged by the success of its first tax-increment finance district, the Village Board has decided to launch two more and extend the first.
Neighbors watch out for each other
Three new Neighborhood Watch programs have begun in the village, paving the way for a climate where neighbors watch out for each other.
Waiting for a kidney transplant
Waukeganite plays waiting game for kidney transplant Operation will free him from dialysis By JUDY MASTERSON JMASTERSON@SCN1.COM WAUKEGAN -- The call may come in the middle of the night, and when it comes, Ron Howard will grab the keys to his car, where he has already stashed a bag that holds a toothbrush and a Bible, and drive south.
Beach Park amends noise ordinance
Beach Park amends noise ordinance BEACH PARK -- If your car stereo can be heard booming from 26 feet away, you would be in violation of a newly amended noise ordinance approved by trustees Tuesday night.
Two Democrats file to run against Curran for county sheriff
Two candidates are running in the Feb. 2 Democratic primary for Lake County sheriff for the opportunity to challenge Republican Sheriff Mark Curran in the November 2010 general election.
Visitors are talking about bogies of the scary kind at Golf-A-Rama on Sheridan Road.
Lending a hand at roving food bank pantry
Chilly, daylong rain provided a gloomy backdrop Thursday as members of the Lake County Community Foundation sought to demonstrate the level of need in Lake County.
Charity rides in style to Toys for Tots benefit
Sunday was all about toys and classic cars, at least for the 2,000 people who attended the Toys for Tots Classic Car Cruise.
A 54-year-old man has been attacked by a shark while surfing off Maui. Maui County spokeswoman Mahina Martin says the unidentified man was bitten Monday morning in the upper right thigh and lower right ankle off Kalama Beach Park.