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The total cost of bringing Lake Michigan water to taps in homes and businesses in Lake Zurich ranges from $131 million to $152 million.

David Thomas Scotson was born on July 15, 1940, in Great Falls, Montana to Harold and Geneva (Evans) Scotson.

Lake Zurich hopes to use a newly approved tax increment financing district to spur investment in the towns 409-acre industrial park.

A look back at 2022 news-maker happenings in Arlington Heights, Barrington, Buffalo Grove and Lake Zurich.

Prosecutors reached a plea deal with a 22-year-old man who shot and injured North Canton native John Keller and another Central Michigan student.

Michael Ray Keller had allegedly agreed to meet the girl for sexual purposes, and an online social media group exposed the meeting in a live video.

Kenneth W. Thomas Jr., 22, of Detroit, is due to stand trial in March for an April 2021 shooting near Central Michigan University.

Lake Zurich board member Jonathan Sprawka blasted onetime trustee candidate Eric Dubiel for filing what Sprawka calls "frivolous suits against the village and trustees." Dubiel admitted to two legal actions related to village politics.

Judge warns driver no repeats

Commentary: The most memorable quotes from the past week Jerrilynn McDaniel, an employment recruiter, on the dearth of applicants for job openings at companies in Massillon. "Its a cool place to go to and put your cellphone down." Jeremy Lamp, owner of the new Tremont Creamery in downtown Massillon. "God is great!" Ray Keller, father of Central Michigan quarterback and 2018 Hoover High graduate John Keller, upon his son leaving the hospital last week after being shot at a campus party in Apri...