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New Lake County-based program encourages time spent outside

Lake Forest Fire Department Battalion Chief Mike Gallo gives a presentation to walkers, July 10, who took part in GO Lake Forest’s walk to the fire station. Photos by Eli Fraerman/22nd Century Media
Cameron Hall and Reid Spirito, both 3, listen to Gallo at the Lake Forest Fire Station.

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Eli Fraerman, Editorial Intern
3:00 am CDT August 2, 2019
GO is a new movement inspiring various communities across Lake County to step outside and go on walks coupled with interactive events.

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