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Columbia man arrested for 2018 alleged ax assault
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Tony s Fresh Market opens first Lake County location in Round Lake Beach
Round Lake Beach store is chain s first in Lake County Shoppers browse the fruit aisle Wednesday at the grand opening of Tony s Fresh Market in Round Lake Beach. The store is the centerpiece of a plan to revitalize the Rollins Commons shopping center, funded in part with a $6.2 million sales tax rebate. Mick Zawislak | Staff Photographer Tony s Fresh Market opened its 17th Chicago-area location Wednesday in Round Lake Beach. It s the first Tony s in Lake County. Mick Zawislak | Staff Photographer Francie Portrey, of Image Apparel Solutions, tells Sharon Kachurik of Lake Villa what she s won at the grand opening Wednesday of Tony s Fresh Market in Round Lake Beach.
See s Candies® Celebrates National Lollypop Day with Sweet Offers and Launches New Lemon Hard Candy
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Posted6/2/2021 5:22 AM
Even before the pandemic pushed most of the country into grim isolation, longtime Lake County leader and public servant Bonnie Thomson Carter felt hidden and sheltered.
She was diagnosed with an aggressive rare blood cancer in August 2019 one that damaged her kidneys. She was put on dialysis and endured six months of chemotherapy, four stem cell harvests and tandem stem cell transplants.
Carter dealt with her health crisis largely in private. That changed when she realized that she needed a kidney to save her life.
Carter, who served 20 years on the Lake County Board, decided this spring to take her battle public and to ask others to consider becoming a living donor for her or for someone else awaiting a miracle.