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Guard accused of seeking lewd photos fired
Accusations by authorities that a private security guard solicited lewd photographs from a female student have led to the loss of his job at Grayslake North High School.
Holy Spokes seeks donations of used bicycles
Through Holy Spokes, volunteers transform donated, used bikes into shiny, almost as-good-as-new bikes for children in need.
Candidates file for February elections
Filing for the Feb. 2 Primary Election ended Monday. Candidates have filed to seek their political party's nomination for the 31st Senate District, 61st and 62nd Representative districts and Lake County Board District 7. COUNTY Lake County Board member Steve Carlson, R-7th, of Gurnee, filed for re-election to a third term, while David S. Weinstein, ...
'We need to build Route 53 now'
Lake County Board Chairman Suzi Schmidt called on Gov. Pat Quinn and the Illinois Department of Transportation to move forward with a proposed Illinois Route 120 bypass and the proposed extension of Route 53 into Lake County.
New emergency center running in Grayslake
Those needing emergency-room treatment for non-traumatic medical problems in the Grayslake area won't have to travel as far anymore.
Art Jack Benny Center for the Arts: Bowen Park, 1800 N. Sheridan Road, Waukegan.
Grayslake makes downtown 'spooktacular'
The tall and lanky Frankenstein outside the coffee shop in Grayslake had some kids in awe, while others simply looked at him and cried.
Grayslake senior composes song for contest Your news
Grayslake North High School senior and trumpet player Jon Rarick has taken his act on the road ... or at least up the street.
Long lines on first day of H1N1 vaccinations
Lake County Health Department H1N1 flu vaccine clinics were besieged by crowds Thursday, and officials said the department's first supply of vaccine will likely run out Friday or Saturday.
People and pooches often dress alike at Pet Parade
Your pooch can be part of the fourth annual "Howl-o-Ween Pet Parade," 1-2 p.m. Saturday, Oct.
Returning soldier to be surprised with a car
Trost was shot point blank in the chest by enemy forces last month. His Kevlar vest saved his life.
Grayslake market continues despite cold
The Grayslake Winter Farmers Market, the only one in Lake County, may be smaller than its summer predecessor but its seasonal offerings are worth braving the wind, the cold and even the impending snow, said organizers.
Planners send Route 120 vision to state
The Route 120 Corridor Planning Council Governance Board has approved a plan for the future of the Route 120 transportation corridor.
Mundelein discusses hosting rule
Reciting a litany of sobering statistics about underage drinking and the fatal crashes that follow, Mundelein village officials Monday heard impassioned pleas from high school students, substance abuse experts and their very own police chief to adopt a social hosting ordinance.
Grayslake schools report H1N1 outbreak
Officials with Grayslake Elementary School District 46 sent out an advisory Friday stating that "several suspected cases of H1N1 flu" have been reported in the district.
Kid-friendly 'Sleepy Hollow' gallops into Grayslake
Even though there is a headless horseman in the tale, director Christi Nicholson reported that "Sleepy Hollow" is "very kid-friendly and very appropriate for this Halloween month.
Sherwood Road open to traffic in Grayslake
Construction work on Shorewood Road and Drury Lane, near Grayslake North High School, is now complete and open to traffic, according to village officials.
For coffee connoisseurs in the know, the place to go is a small company which will roast beans to your order, even if it's as little as a pound.