News updates from the Lake County News-Sun delivered every Monday and Wednesday.
 Wednesday, Feb 13 The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is moving forward this month with plans to rebuild the south pier at Waukegan Harbor, which extends for a quarter-mile from shore and is a popular spot for both fisherman and recreational walkers. |   | |
| A new nonprofit called Matthias Academy aims to open a "day program on a community college-like campus" in Bristol, Wis., that would serve adults with disabilities, regardless of severity. |
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| Waukegan hopes to work with a U.S. Department of Energy program that will provide the city with expert guidance on adapting zoning codes to remove barriers to solar development in the city, both for private residences and public buildings. |
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| A man who police said was struck by a vehicle that left the scene on Grand Avenue in Waukegan on Feb. 4 was identified as 22-year-old Christopher Harris of Waukegan. |
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| Members of the North Shore Unitarian Church worked for roughly a year to bring a replica of a Tyrannosaurus rex skull to Deerfield and underscore two sermons on environmental stewardship. |
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| Vernon Hills officials have banned the commercial sale of dogs and cats in the village with plans to further define the details of the new prohibition in a future zoning change. |
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| After joining Cub Scouts last year, girls now for the first time are joining Boy Scouts, and planning high adventures and major Eagle Scout projects. |
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| Decorated Lake County sheriff's K9 Dax has the perfect handler for his job. Deputy John Florenza was a lead dog trainer with TOPS in Grayslake for 10 years before embarking on his new career as a sheriff's deputy. After learning the law enforcement ropes, Florenza was designated as Dax's handler. |
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