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Police Reports: LF man found slumped over in vehicle, charged with DUI

December 3, 2019 by Staff Report News, Police-Fire

Christopher R. Lundergan, 53, of 250 S. Sheridan Road, was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol.

Police were dispatched to South Mayflower Road and Ringwood Road after receiving a 911 call at 1:54 a.m....

Archaeology students make discoveries during dig

November 19, 2019 by Peter Kaspari, Editor News, School

Students in Rebecca Graff’s archaeology class at Lake Forest College have been spending all semester literally digging into their work as they conduct an archaeological dig on campus.

Graff, an associate professor of...

Archaeology students make discoveries during dig

November 19, 2019 by Peter Kaspari, Editor News, School

Students in Rebecca Graff’s archaeology class at Lake Forest College have been spending all semester literally digging into their work as they conduct an archaeological dig on campus.

Graff, an associate professor of...
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Village

Lake Bluff Village Board: Grenier to step down as trustee
Lake Bluff Village Trustee Eric Grenier will step down from his position due to his move from Lake Bluff.
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Lake Bluff Village Board: First reading of ordinance prohibiting recreational cannabis businesses approved

School

Woodlands Academy advances STEM for girls
Woodlands Academy of the Sacred Heart hosted a Saturday morning robotics and engineering seminar for area middle school girls Nov. 23 as a way of encouraging them to pursue STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) courses in high school and ultimately STEM careers.
Fourth-graders enjoy Muffins with the Mayor
D65: Schools receive positive audit results
The Leader appeals District 67 denial of records requests regarding Deer Path principal