Sunday Jun 16 | Daily Herald
Get rid of chemical waste with SWALCO's help
The Special Waste Agency of Lake County will collect residential chemical waste for disposal on Monday, June 24, at its offices, 1311 N. Estes St., Gurnee.
Lake County offices accesible during renovation
Public access to Lake County offices will be available while renovation of the sixth through ninth floors of the headquarters in downtown Waukegan takes place over the next 18 months.
Gurnee looks ahead to digital streaming
Libraries long ago stocked more than books as they evolved with modern media, adding vinyl record albums, cassette tapes, laser discs, and then CDs and DVDs.
"Breaking Pointe" ballet dancer teaching classes...
The untrained viewer would never know. The 24-year-old looks younger than her age, an asset in the selective world of ballet.
Just 4 miles east of Six Flags Great America, this Waukegan hotel boasts an on-site restaurant and indoor pool.
Island Trader Vacations Announces Recipients of Annual Scholarship
Each year Island Trader Vacations chooses four deserving high schools students to receive a $1000.00 dollar scholarship.
Man extricated in 1-car accident
Gurnee firefighters said they extricated a 22-year-old man from his car after a one-car accident Sunday morning.
Holiday Inn Gurnee Convention Center
Located off Interstate 94 and opposite the Gurnee Mills Mall, this Holiday Inn features an on-site restaurant and an indoor pool.
Local band wins Downbeat Magazine Music award
Gary Zucker, a junior at Glenbrook South High School, and band mates received the award for the best blues/pop/rock group in the 36th annual national contest.
Gurnee trustees commend school safety video
Columbia College television department director Matt Till of Grayslake consults with stedicam operator Tom Szklarski of Brookfield before shooting a scene with drama students Riley Doyle , 12, of Gurnee and Morgan Niesen, 12, of Gurnee in a safety video at Woodland Middle School.
6/5/2013 - Lawn Doctor Co-Owner Discusses Lawn Care Success
Chris and Julie Shkyria are co-owners of Lawn Doctor of Northern Illinois. Recently reporter Kim Mikus of the Daily Herald, Suburban Chicago's Information Source, interviewed Chris Shkyria about the couple's experiences and lawn care successes.
Fruits, veggies taste better when fresh off the farm
Fruits and berries are harvested and make their way to local farmers markets within a few days.
Lawn Doctor spreading its roots in the suburbs
A: We provide professional lawn care services to residential and commercial landscapes, using the highest quality, most effective and environmentally responsible fertilizers and pesticides.
DUIs, seat-belt violaters nabbed in holiday patrols
Results from the special police patrols the week leading up to the Memorial Day weekend nabbed several DUIs and even more seat-belt violations, including failing to buckle up children.
Chicago: 2013's Hottest New Roller Coasters: Six Flags Great America's BATMAN: The Ride
According to Mother Nature it's not technically summer for at least another month, but we go by the calendar and the season starts with Memorial Day weekend.
Newest, Biggest, Baddest Roller Coasters For Summer
Get ready to shred your vocal cords. Or just clench your jaw and hang on with white knuckles in terrified silence.
Great America marks 100 millionth guest
With 20 turnstiles simultaneously welcoming visitors at Six Flags Great America, staff had strategized for months on how to pinpoint its 100 millionth guest, who passed through the gates on Memorial Day.
Organization Aims to Reunite Dogs With Their Owners
When two of her dogs went missing from two different veterinarian clinics just two months apart, Susan Taney panicked.
World's biggest, baddest roller coasters
A number of terrifying new rides are opening around the world this year. Abu Dhabi's newest coaster is the perfect summer screamer.
Karley Griese of Glenside Middle School, along with other students, honor fallen soldiers by planting one of 6676 American flags at Veteran's Memorial Park in Glendale Heights.