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Bannockburn students post riddles, record podcasts for wildlife project; ‘I really try to … go where the kids’ interests lie’
Each sign also features a QR code that people can scan which will take them to a mini-podcast the students recorded about each animal.
Bobby Narang’s softball rankings and player of the week for Lake County
Emma Andrews powers Grayslake Central’s rise in the top 10.
Waukegan parade organizer accuses alderman of intimidation; ‘This behavior is … inappropriate and very unethical’
David Motley, the city’s communications director, said the city received only one application for the annual parade, and it was already approved.
An aspiring teacher, Katie Monroe helps Warren try to fulfill its potential. The senior catcher ‘inspires.’
Monroe, who does everything she can for her pitcher, supports all of her teammates.
Purple Heart returned to family of Lansing WWII veteran
In the hard-fought campaign to liberate the Philippines during World War II, 22-year-old Army Cpl. Henry Van Der Noord of suburban Lansing was hit with shrapnel during a key battle on the island of Luzon. Van Der Noord survived — as did three brothers who also served their country in the war — and earned […]
Ravinia Elementary to feature ‘cutting edge’ geothermal HVAC system; ‘I think North Shore (D112) is way ahead of the game’
Superintendent Michael Lubelfeld described the system as a “milestone” for the district, saying it demonstrates its commitment to “innovation and sustainability.”
Gurnee considering sales tax increase to replace grocery tax revenue; ‘I think this is a great approach’
Mayor Tom Hood said that the village will vote on a potential replacement for the grocery tax at an upcoming meeting.
Woman critically injured in ATV crash near Ingleside
The woman, with the two boys, was driving the ATV in circles in a yard when she apparently lost control and ran into a tree.
Dozens fly kites in Waukegan on Kids to Parks Day; ‘Engaging kids in memorable outdoor experiences’
Sixty people participated in the Waukegan Park District’s 15th-annual Kids to Parks Day Saturday at Bevier Park as part of a national effort.