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Lake Zurich lakefront townhouse development revision has more units

Lake Zurich lakefront townhouse development revision has more units   Lake Zurich trustees heard a revised presentation Tuesday about a townhouse plan for two sites on the southeast corner of Rand Road and Old Rand Road. Paul Valade | Staff Photographer, December 2020   Posted2/18/2021 5:18 AM Acting on the advice of some Lake Zurich leaders, the developer who last year proposed an eight-unit townhouse building along the village s namesake lake has partnered with the neighboring property owner and is expanding the project s scope. The initial proposal for the residential building and a 4,000-square-foot commercial building on one lot now calls for two additional townhouse buildings on the neighboring lot, bringing the total number of residential units to 23. The development would be located just southeast of the busy intersection of Route 12 and Old Rand Road.

Lake County mayors reflect on most important accomplishments in 2020

Lake County mayors reflect on most important accomplishments in 2020   Mundelein Mayor Steve Lentz helps distribute packages containing free reusable masks and hand sanitizer from Medline during an event in the Mundelein High School parking lot in November. Joe Lewnard | Staff Photographer Larry Hanson Lincoln Knight   Village board meeting with Mettawa Village President Casey Urlacher, center, in March, 2020. Mick Zawislak | Staff Photographer   Long Grove Village President Bill Jacob invites the gathered crowd to walk across the covered bridge to commemorate its opening in August. John Starks | Staff Photographer   Updated 1/1/2021 10:03 AM Not much seemed business as usual in 2020, but one thing that hasn t changed is our annual tradition of reaching out to Lake County mayors and village presidents to ask them what their communities accomplished in the year gone by and something they hope to accomplish in the year ahead. Here

Antioch, Mundelein have four-way mayoral races; Gurnee and Lake Zurich also contested

Updated 12/22/2020 8:26 AM Editor s note: Dawn Abernathy is running with a full slate composed of trustee candidates Willie Davismckennie, Ray Mullen and Angela Trillhaase, and clerk hopeful Heather Mullen-Gaschler. Mayoral candidates Robin Meier and Steve Lentz each are running solo. Also running independently are trustee candidates Sol Cabachuela, Edith Reese, Tim Wilson and Jenny Ross, as are clerk hopefuls Karen Walsh and Lisa Willems. Four-way mayoral races have materialized up in both Mundelein and Antioch for the April 6, 2021, election. Other contested mayoral races are in Gurnee and Lake Zurich.   The filing deadline for Lake County residents hoping to gain or retain elected municipal, school, park, library, township and fire district office passed at 5 p.m. Monday.

Candidate filing sets up potential for spirited local races in Lake County

Candidate filing sets up potential for spirited local races in Lake County   Sean Gay of Libertyville was first at the Lake County clerk s office in Waukegan to file Monday for the 2021 spring consolidated election. Gay is running for Libertyville-Vernon Hills Area High School District 128 board. Paul Valade | Staff Photographer   Candidates wait Monday at the Lake County clerk s office in Waukegan to file paperwork for the 2021 spring election. Riverwoods resident Sari Montgomery is filing for the Deerfield School District 109 board. Paul Valade | Staff Photographer   Robert Yanik of Lakemoor files his paperwork for Grant Community High School District 124 board Monday morning at the Lake County Clerk s office in Waukegan.

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