Great America takes a smart gamble on launching 'Holiday in the Park' | IHSA giving high schools the chance to buy concussion insurance for their athletes

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View In Browser April 11, 2018 chicagotribune.com Lake County News Sun ADVERTISEMENT Moran: Great America takes a smart gamble on launching 'Holiday in the Park' Wednesday, Apr 11 Taking a cue from Six Flags parks in Texas and St. Louis, Great America plans to re-open its gates for a Thanksgiving-to-New Year's holiday festival. Read More » IHSA giving high schools the chance to buy concussion insurance for their athletes Illinois high schools can now buy concussion insurance for their athletes that covers medical bills up to $25,000 per injury. Read More » ADVERTISEMENT Lawsuit filed over Lake County courthouse expansion project, costly delays A West Chicago construction company is suing Lake County and the construction manager on its courthouse expansion project for $1.9 million in damages, arguing that they knew about the flawed designs that pushed back work starting by more than 200 days, according to a news release. Read More » Lake County gears up for $100 million construction season — big projects planned for Long Grove, Buffalo Grove Also on the agenda is the Millburn bypass project, which will allow Route 45 drivers to skirt around the Millburn Historic District. Read More » ADVERTISEMENT Six Flags opens April 21, new coaster planned later in spring Six Flags Great America in Gurnee opens for the season on April 21.    Read More » Jalen Brunson to declare for NBA draft, hire an agent Jalen Brunson, the former Stevenson star and the 2015 Mr. Basketball of Illinois, has declared for the NBA draft after a decorated college career at Villanova. Read More » advertisement Unsubscribe   |   Newsletters   |   Privacy Policy   |   Terms of Service Copyright © 2018 | Chicago Tribune | 435 N. Michigan Ave. Chicago, IL 60611 ABOUT THIS EMAIL You received this email because you are following the Lake County News Sun newsletter.

Naperville ERA supporters 'optimistic' after meeting with legislators about amendment ratification | City Council to discuss merits of merging Naper Settlement, city administrative offices

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View In Browser April 11, 2018 chicagotribune.com Naperville Sun ADVERTISEMENT Naperville ERA supporters 'optimistic' after meeting with legislators about amendment ratification Wednesday, Apr 11 Naperville area legislators met with their local constituents Tuesday to discuss why Illinois needs to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment. Read More » City Council to discuss merits of merging Naper Settlement, city administrative offices Naperville City Council members and Naper Settlement staff begin public discussion on the possibility of merging administrative offices between the two entities. Read More » District 203 classroom nurses could get pay hike Administrators say the proposed pay raises for classroom nurses in Naperville School District 203 will help the district remain competitive with neighboring Indian Prairie District 204. Read More » ADVERTISEMENT Naperville council open to homes being built on part of Nokia land Naperville City Council members Monday said they were open to considering rezoning 58 acres of Nokia property to residential. Read More » New DIY biz seeking Naperville license to serve beer and wine to customers Erica and Ted Rowlands won the Naperville Liquor Commission's recommendation they receive a Class M license for their WorkBench DIY Studio. Read More » 50 years of Cubs home openers for Naperville resident Don Nelson Naperville resident Don Nelson, 80, has tickets to attend his 50th consecutive Cubs home opener on Monday. He says the cold weather is always memorable. Read More » advertisement Unsubscribe   |   Newsletters   |   Privacy Policy   |   Terms of Service Copyright © 2018 | Chicago Tribune | 435 N. Michigan Ave. Chicago, IL 60611 ABOUT THIS EMAIL You received this email because you are following the Naperville Sun newsletter.