US Rep. Brad Schneider holds town hall for senior citizens: ‘The best way to govern is working together’
“The best way to govern is working together,” U.S. Rep. Brad Schneider, D-Highland Park, said.
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Diner with a ‘twist’ set to open next month in Waukegan: ‘We’re a reflection of the community’
The Waukegan City Council voted 6-3 without debate to approve a liquor license for The Twisted Diner giving the new restaurant the final legal requirement to start serving customers.
Mayor wary as Waukegan hospital welcomes new CEO: ‘Leadership changes … do not erase corporate obligations’
Red ink has continued as Vista decided to suspend its obstetrical and neonatal services in October. Earlier last year, 69 non-medical employees were furloughed and eventually laid off.
Waukegan putting out dumpsters as storm cleanup continues: ‘Power outages caused significant disruption’
David Motley, the city’s public relations director, said all power was restored to the final homes over the weekend.
Hundreds attend storms-shortened North Chicago Community Days: ‘We’re here to enjoy life’
North Chicago Mayor Leon Rockingham Jr. said Community Days is a joint effort of the city, the Foss Park District and North Chicago School District 187.
Waukegan soliciting ideas for Brookside Avenue park: ‘This will be a good place for people to congregate’
Proximity to parks provides a variety of benefits.
Dozens complete Youth Firearm Violence Prevention Program: ‘You are leaders for being here’
Participants also learned about programs to help keep community members out of the justice system.
Agencies seek input on how to improve river, ravines access: ‘We are helping the entire ecosystem’
Melissa Curran is an environmental scientist with Stantec, is leading the effort to determine the best way to preserve the ravines and river well into the future.
Waukegan alderwoman appears in court on voter-fraud charges
Sara Avalos, the director of communications for the State’s Attorney’s Office, said Thursday a grand jury has yet to hand up an indictment against her with specific charges.
Waukegan D60 laying off 23 employees in cost-cutting move: ‘We will not be able to pay our bills’
Of the 23 people who are part of the reduction in force, 21 are paraprofessionals and two work at the Wraparound Center on the ground floor of the administration building.