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Mundelein vet celebrates 99th birthday World War II veteran Hank Borden blows out the candles on his cake during his 99th birthday party on Sunday afternoon at AREA Coffee shop in Mundelein. Borden of Mundelein, served in General Patton s 3rd Army and will turn 99 on May 3rd. Ryan Rayburn / for the Daily Herald World War II veteran Hank Borden celebrates during his 99th birthday party on Sunday afternoon at AREA Coffee shop in Mundelein. Borden, a Mundelein resident, will turn 99 on May 3rd. Ryan Rayburn / for the Daily Herald World War II veteran Hank Borden visits with guest Heather Mullen, of Mundelein, during his 99th birthday party on Sunday afternoon at AREA Coffee shop in Mundelein. Borden, of Mundelein, served in General Patton s 3rd Army.
Updated 1/11/2021 12:46 PM
When Mundelein Mayor Steve Lentz won his second term in 2017, he defeated two rivals, finishing with a mere five-vote margin over the second-place finisher.
In next spring s local election, he ll have three experienced challengers village trustees Dawn Abernathy and Robin Meier, and Mundelein High School District 120 board member Thomas Ouimet.
Voter turnout is essential in a four-way race, Meier said.
Mundelein s mayor s office, the clerk s office and three trustee seats will be on the ballot. All the races are contested.
Lentz was first elected mayor in 2013 after four years as a trustee. He won a three-way race in 2013, defeating Meier and Mundelein Park and Recreation District board member Wally Frasier.