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South Barrington Park District again auctions land, but identity of winning bidder isn't clear - Vimarsana News

South Barrington Park District again auctions land, but identity of winning bidder isn't clear

Thirty-four acres of undeveloped South Barrington Park District land has once again sold at auction, but the identity of the winning bidder isn’t clear. A representative of a group called Area N Dev...

Former Fox Lake Mayor Nancy Koske dies - Vimarsana News

Former Fox Lake Mayor Nancy Koske dies

Nancy E. Koske, a longtime Fox Lake resident who served as the town’s first female mayor and as a village trustee, has died. She was 72. Koske died Wednesday at home, surrounded by family. Born Nanc...

Gurnee Republican announces bid for Lake County state's attorney's office - Vimarsana News

Gurnee Republican announces bid for Lake County state's attorney's office

Mary Cole, a Gurnee Republican, announced this week she is running for Lake County state's attorney in the November 2024 election.

Round Lake Beach to pay $200,000 to settle sexual harassment lawsuit - Vimarsana News

Round Lake Beach to pay $200,000 to settle sexual harassment lawsuit

Round Lake Beach village leaders recently approved paying $200,000 to settle a 2020 lawsuit brought against the village by a former police officer alleging a "persistent pattern of sexual harassment."

Pot expungements are still low in Illinois, but more on the way - Vimarsana News

Pot expungements are still low in Illinois, but more on the way

Marijuana legalization in Illinois came with grand plans for wiping clean many criminal records involving cannabis. That aspect of the law was so important that on the eve of legalization on Jan. 1, 2020, Gov. JB Pritzker pardoned more than 11,000 people of low-level marijuana convictions. Yet more than 700,000 cases could qualify for expungement, a process in which police and court records of arrests and convictions are cleared. The process is crucial to giving people with such records a better chance at getting a job, an education and a place to live. Now, almost one year after legali...

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