Gurnee joins list of those limiting federal, state activity: ‘The village has legal authority to control its own property’
Gurnee becomes the latest Lake County municipality to restrict ICE’s activities within its borders.
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Antioch redeveloping Centennial Park despite strong objections: ‘Nostalgia is nice, but…’
The wooden playground was built in 1992 through the efforts of more than 2,000 community members.
Village approves chipping in for new Gurnee Mills store: IKEA?
Gurnee Economic Development Director Ellen Dean said that she could not confirm if the vacancy will be filled by IKEA.
Warren Township D121 looking to step back from hockey club
Despite not being a sport offered by Warren Township High School, the Warren Blue Line Hockey Association was formed, offering the school’s students an opportunity to play club hockey.
Lindenhurst residents frustrated by stalled road project; ‘It’s like a ghost town’
“There’s big holes. There’s rocks. There’s equipment that’s just been left,” village resident Nancy Filippo said.
Warren Township D121 approves tentative budget; ‘Still things popping up over the last couple of days’
A final budget is scheduled for consideration at the board's September meeting.
Gurnee trustees approved raising the village’s home rule sales tax by 0.5 percent
Gurnee will no longer have a grocery tax, starting Jan. 1, but the Village voted to increase its home rule sales tax by .5% at its June 16 Village Board...
Gurnee hotel and apartment complex proposal moves forward
It will feature 32 one-bedroom apartments, 48 studio apartments and 105 hotel rooms. The property will also have two restaurants on-site, as well as a cocktail lounge.
Gurnee considering sales tax increase to replace grocery tax revenue; ‘I think this is a great approach’
Mayor Tom Hood said that the village will vote on a potential replacement for the grocery tax at an upcoming meeting.
Gurnee board formalizes public-comment guidelines; ‘I’d say 90% of what’s in this ordinance was already in practice’
Gurnee isn’t the only community in Lake County to adhere to a three-minute limit when it comes to public comment.