Articles filed under Fremont Township
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Kids ask: How did capital get D.C. name?Mar 30, 2010 11:00 pm - Rhonda Schuessler's sixth-grade class at West Oak Middle School in Mundelein asked: "How did the capital of the United States get the name District of Columbia?" In the ...
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Lake County briefsMar 07, 2010 10:00 pm - Police on Hainesville agenda Hainesville village board members are expected to review feedback from a recent town hall meeting about the future of police service ...
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Lake Co. 'Race For Hunger' has dozens of winnersFeb 25, 2010 10:00 pm - The Grayslake Fire Department got the victory, but the real winners in the annual Lake County Farm Bureau's Race For Hunger are the people using the Fremont Township Foo...
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Lake County intersection plans face scrutinyFeb 23, 2010 10:00 pm - Just the thought of a major road improvement at an intersection surrounded by a forest preserve has mobilized residents near Wauconda, but Lake County transportation off...
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Have money waiting for you? Cash Dash comes to FremontFeb 14, 2010 10:00 pm - Maybe there is an insurance policy you didn't know about. Or a cash balance from a bank account closed years ago. Whatever the circumstance, state officials say there is...
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Kids ask: Were King, Malcom X friends?Feb 09, 2010 10:00 pm - Students in Laura Kuchler's 7th-grade language arts class at West Oak Middle School in Mundelein asked: "Were Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X friends?" Dr. Martin L...
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Kids ask: How many people have cancer?Jan 19, 2010 10:00 pm - Jacqueline Zilke's sixth-grade class at West Oak Middle School in Mundelein asked: "How many people have cancer in the United States?" After heart disease, cancer is the...
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Lake County briefsJan 18, 2010 10:00 pm - District 46 finance boss leaving Grayslake Elementary District 46's chief school business official, Bradley Goldstein, is departing for a similar job elsewhere in...
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Diamond Lake fourth grader is a math wizDec 11, 2009 10:00 pm - The number 686 is a palindrome. Quick, how many other three digit numbers are palindromes? Don't know? Don't feel bad, but there's a fourth-grader in Mundelein who has t...
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Scientists use two methods to see atomsDec 08, 2009 10:00 pm - Students in Katherine Crawford's fifth-grade class at West Oak Middle School asked: "How can scientists see atoms?" Atoms are extremely small - 1 million times smaller t...