VILLAGE OUT TO WIN A NEW POST OFFICE
The village is urging residents to write to U.S. Rep. John Porter (R-Ill.) asking for a new post office in the village. According to Virginia Lopez, chairman of the Economic...
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HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING’S DESIGN PLAN APPROVED
Warren Township High School officials have approved the design for a new 340,000-square-foot school on Almond Road south of Washington Street. On Tuesday night, the District 121 board voted to...
APARTMENT COMPLEX IS APPROVED
A 300-unit apartment complex will be going up soon on the west side of Delany Road. Last week, property owners Herbert Kaufman of Waukegan and his brother, Robert Kaufman of...
COUNCIL APPROVES VOTE ON DEMOLITION FUNDING
City residents will decide this spring whether to foot the bill for demolishing the buildings on a troubled block of Hebron Avenue. On Tuesday night, the City Council voted to...
TOWN APPROVES FUNDING FOR NEW STERILIZER PLANT
The Village Board has approved a financing plan for an 800,000-square-foot sterilizing plant that a Fremont, Calif., company wants to build. On Monday night, the board gave its support to...
TOWN APPROVES FUNDING FOR NEW STERILIZER PLANT
The Village Board has approved a financing plan for an 800,000-square-foot sterilizing plant that a Fremont, Calif., company wants to build. On Monday night, the board gave its support to...
CITY MAY AID NEW PLANT WITH SPECIAL FINANCING
The City Council has indicated it may help with the special financing that a pottery manufacturer wants to build a plant in Zion. Harris Potteries of Clinton, Ill., wants to...
VILLAGE BOARD ISSUES GUIDELINES FOR STUDY OF CONVENTION CENTER
Village officials met with convention center consultants this week to let them know exactly what they want to get out of a proposed $50,000 economic feasibility study. During the discussion...
FIRM SELECTED TO STUDY CONVENTION CENTER IDEA
The village will rely on a familiar company to conduct a $50,000 economic study on a convention center. On Monday, the Village Board awarded Economics Research Association of Chicago the...
SIX FLAGS TO CONTRIBUTE ABOUT $1 MILLION IN TAXES
With the recent end of Six Flags Great America's season, figures show attendance was up 10 percent over last year, meaning more money for the village coffers. Last week, Village...