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Tom Zengeler Named President of Local Rotary Chapter
Jul 8, 2020 8:38 AM - Libertyville Sunrise Rotary held its 34th annual installation dinner on June 24th, with its first ever meeting in a virtual format. -
Cook Memorial library board rebukes ex-president's comments, pledges diversity training
Jun 25, 2020 10:53 AM - One day after its president resigned over comments and social media posts she'd made, the Cook Memorial Public Library District board on Wednesday formally rebukes those remarks. -
Former Libertyville coach Sanders recalls good memories in Champaign
Jun 23, 2020 2:04 PM - Memories of old Assembly Hall: News of the IHSA boys state basketball tournament's return to the University of Illinois has former Libertyville boys basketball coach Max Sanders, who took 2 teams to the old Assembly Hall for the state finals, hyped again for March Madness.
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July 1 is deadline to enter 2020 Libertyville PageantsJun 22, 2020 12:00 PM - Participation in the 2020 Miss, Junior Miss, and Little Miss Libertyville Pageant is now open to ladies who apply and meet eligibility requirements.
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Halt of spring sports denies these potential record-breakers
Apr 27, 2020 4:06 PM - The COVID-19 pandemic not only halted the spring sports season, it denied numerous area seniors a chance to set school records. -
The Chapel-Libertyville distributes food for 500 needy families
Apr 19, 2020 10:00 AM - The Chapel-Libertyville distributed food from the Northern Illnois Food Bank for 500 familes at an event in North Chicago Saturday. -
#HawthornCares: District 73 students, teachers support each other with signs of hope
Apr 15, 2020 6:00 AM - Teachers and students at Hawthorn School District 73 in Lake County united to share the message "Hawthorn Cares" with signs, collages, posters and sidewalk chalk. -
Their Life's Work: How a banquet facility, salon, food truck and Pilates instructor are adapting
Apr 7, 2020 8:26 AM - The Daily Herald's series on how suburban small businesses are fighting to stay alive during the coronavirus pandemic features a banquet facility, a salon, a food truck and a Pilates instructor. -
Their Life's Work: A Libertyville physical therapist works to keep people out of doctor offices
Apr 7, 2020 5:30 AM - The Daily Herald's series on how suburban small businesses are fighting to stay alive during the coronavirus pandemic continues with a Pilates instructor in Libertyville. -
Their Life's Work: Libertyville salon owner keeps in touch with her regulars with contest
Apr 7, 2020 5:30 AM - The Daily Herald's series on how suburban small businesses are fighting to stay alive during the coronavirus pandemic continues with a Libertyville salon.
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