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Lake County Forest Preserve board approves budget

The Lake County Forest Preserve board this week approved a $114 million balanced budget, which is $31.2 million more than last year’s budget, officials said. … Read more ›

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Vignetto del Bino vineyard owner Debra Trombino (left) and  her attorney, Julie Jelenik, present their case for a proposed winery at the May 10 meeting of the Antioch Planning Commission and Zoning Board. (Andrea L. Brown)

Antioch OKs zoning change, clears way for winery

Despite neighbors’ objections, the Antioch Planning Commission and Zoning Board has recommended a change to the zoning code to include wineries on agriculturally zoned property … Read more ›

News, Travel
Metra riders, many with backpacks and rolling bags, exit trains Friday downtown. Metra is advising passengers on all its lines that they will be subject to screening and restrictions on what they can carry on trains during the NATO summit. (Antonio Perez, Chicago Tribune / May 11, 2012)

Metra: Customers will face screenings, searches during NATO summit

Forget that cup of coffee or water bottle. And leave your backpack at home. Those are among the messages Metra is sending to riders who … Read more ›

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Quinn gets bill that would raise insurance costs for retirees

The state Senate approved legislation that would require retired state workers to pick up more of the costs of their health insurance. The measure, which … Read more ›

Crime, News

Former Antioch teacher in grade-changing scandal charged with forgery

A former Antioch Community High School teacher convicted in a grade changing scandal earlier this year is due in a DeKalb County court Friday for … Read more ›

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Kaneland baseball players hope for another state championship celebration in June. (Jeff Vorva/Tribune)

Area baseball/softball teams looking for state titles

Since the Illinois High School Association expanded the boys baseball and girls softball playoffs from two to four classes in 2008, the TribLocal area has … Read more ›

Weather

Skilling: May already nearly 9 degrees warmer than year ago

The return of sunshine today and Friday will boost temperatures well above Wednesday’s sub-par 60-degree high. That reading was the first below normal temperature of … Read more ›

Schools
Carmel Catholic High School Freshman, Nicole Dowd gets a first look at the new tablet that she will use in all of her classes next year with her mathematics teacher, John Titterton.  100% of all Carmel students will receive a tablet next year and all classes will incorporate this technology.
From the community

Carmel Catholic High School Launches School-Wide 1:1 Student Computing Program-Every Carmel Student Receives Tablet

Carmel Catholic High School Launches 1: 1 Student Computing Program— Carmel Poised To Be Leading Digital High School In Lake County Mundelein, IL— 4/23/2012—Carmel Catholic … Read more ›

Crime, News
Sara Glashagel (Police photo/ May 10, 2012)

Teacher who changed grades now accused of forgery

A school teacher convicted of computer tampering for changing the grades of Antioch High School football players has been charged with forgery for allegedly defrauding … Read more ›

Entertainment, Family, Seasonal
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Top 10 things to do this weekend

Stamp Out Hunger Letter Carriers’ Food Drive The Naperville chapter of the National Association of Letter Carriers will participate in the 20th annual Stamp Out … Read more ›