It was another tragic death of a once-vibrant youngster — allegedly at the hands of family members from North Chicago — that brought Holmes from a sketchy area of Gary, Indiana, where Damari’s body was unceremoniously dumped near an abandoned home, to the northern suburbs. The case gets uglier by the day.
On Jan. 8, the telescope completed the unfolding of its gold-plated primary mirror along with a secondary mirror, as the spacecraft moved into permanent orbit.
Library officials are torn between lending the society the compilation, or shifting outright ownership. The historical group operates the free admission Waukegan History Museum at Bowen Park with its partner, the Waukegan Park District.
The judges will be participating in a literacy initiative of the Illinois Judges Association that is held in conjunction with February celebrations of Abraham Lincoln.
It’s rare here in Illinois. Usually someone finds one or two between November and March each winter along Lake Michigan in Zion, Waukegan, Chicago and a few other places.
Anderson, owner of Lake County Truck Sales on Old Skokie Road in Park City, would like to see them dispersed across the county. That’s because he’s been wrapped up with various state agencies and police departments in what has been a never-ending nightmare after a dealer’s license plate was swiped from one of the firm’s pickup trucks.
Squaw Creek, out by Ingleside in Grant Township, was one of the places with the offensive sobriquet of “squaw” that the U.S. Department of Interior has ordered to be changed.
Despite rising cases of COVID-19, some of the highest since the pandemic began two years ago, state and federal health continue to issue mixed messages. As is the governor.
Lake County, mirroring national trends, experienced a spike in homicides last year but also noted a decrease this year. And like the national trends, a single explanation remains elusive,
The Neverly Brothers will perform Jan. 22 at the James Lumber Center in Grayslake.
