While taking those healthy hikes, trekkers may want to mull what they’re going to do on Election Day with the $155 million bond issue the Lake County Forest Preserves District is asking voters to approve.
Musk and associates pursue revolution in transportation. Bezos and associates build stratospheric levels of e-commerce. They personify our nation’s historic entrepreneurial daring.
He became a judge in 2002, and has presided in a number of courtrooms. Most recently, he has served in bond court, or first appearance court as it is now known.
It portrays a spooky scene where a garish horse-drawn circus wagon is driven by a red-MAGA-hat-wearing Donald Trump. He wields a whip on a hitched horse heading toward a dystopian-looking U.S. Capitol. Inside the wagon is a sad-looking caged elephant, while an ominous crow oversees the panorama from a barren tree.
Their generally polite and serious interchange contrasts with the presidential candidates’ debate, which was characterized by highly personal attacks and shamelessly biased moderators.
With the pandemic in the rearview mirror and federal COVID-19 money drying up, taxing bodies are returning to their friendly taxpayers to fund operations.
Amado Palma-Yanes, 38, of the 2000 block of Hebron Avenue, was charged with unlawful possession of a handgun, unlawful possession of a controlled substance and obstructing justice after officers stopped him in traffic Tuesday.
It’s a tough job taking a mid-week journey on water. Yet, somebody has to do it.
Asters are in a large family of plants that have ray flowers or petals emanating from the center. They look like petals and surround a round disk.
Some may be unfamiliar with Weird Waukegan, which has had a large footprint across social media platforms for quite a few years. David Motley, spokesman for the city who administers Weird Waukegan — which has no affiliation with city government — who details odd comings and goings in his spare time, believes Pond Car may merit induction.