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Teachers, first responders raise $2K for American Cancer Society

February 11, 2019 by Neil Milbert, Freelance Reporter News, Community

A basketball game that was truly one for the books was played on Sunday, Feb. 10 at the Lake Forest College Sports Center.

A team named Books, made up of Lake Forest High School teachers, edged a team of Lake Forest...
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Village

Lost dog found in Lake Bluff still searching for its owner
The Lake Bluff Police Department is seeking help to locate the owner of a lost dog that was found on Feb. 4 in the Tangley Oaks Subdivision near Armour Drive and Ascot Court.
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School

Breaking News: Assistant athletic director allegedly steals thousands from LFHS
The assistant athletic director at Lake Forest High School, Christopher J. Morehead, 56, of Vernon Hills, was charged with theft after allegedly stealing $2,280 from the school.
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Obituaries

In Memoriam: Ralph Johnson
Ralph Johnson Ralph L. Johnson, 88, of Lake Forest formerly of Wheaton, died Jan. 20, 2019. He was born July 23, 1930 in Chicago. He was the owner and C.E.O of Lake County Press, Inc. Waukegan.
In Memoriam: Dacy, Ritter, Epstein and Leslie
In Memoriam: Bryant and Schmidt
In Memoriam: Carney