Big crowd expected for 9/11 memorial meeting in Wauconda

  • Wauconda Mayor Frank Bart looks over the model of a planned memorial to the victims of the 9/11 terrorist attacks and says it's a unique opportunity to remember that tragic day.

      Wauconda Mayor Frank Bart looks over the model of a planned memorial to the victims of the 9/11 terrorist attacks and says it's a unique opportunity to remember that tragic day. Paul Valade | Staff Photographer

  • An area between the Wauconda's veterans memorial and the police department is where a proposed 9/11 memorial would be constructed.

      An area between the Wauconda's veterans memorial and the police department is where a proposed 9/11 memorial would be constructed. Paul Valade | Staff Photographer

 
Russell Lissau
 
 
Updated 3/16/2015 7:06 PM

Anticipating a large community turnout because of a planned discussion about a 9/11 memorial, Wauconda officials have moved Tuesday's village board meeting to the local high school.

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