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Gurnee's finances in the black despite dip in sales tax receipts

Sales tax revenue in Gurnee remained down but the village finished the fiscal year in the black despite several obstacles. The village budgeted to end Fiscal Year 2018 with a $870,632 deficit but they finished with a small surplus of $289,185.

 

Condoleezza Rice, Olympians highlight KPMG women's leadership summit

Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, top corporate executives and Olympic athletes were among the panelists providing inspiration and insight Wednesday during the KPMG Women's Leadership Summit at Kemper Lakes Golf Club in Kildeer.

 

Carpentersville man loses legs in parasailing accident

Carpentersville resident Henry Owens slipped from a parasailing boat while vacationing with his family in Myrtle Beach, S.C., and was severely injured by the propellers. Both of his legs had to be amputated above the knee.

 

North Aurora man sues lawyer, arguing he fumbled product lawsuit

A North Aurora man is suing his former attorney, arguing he botched settlement negotiations over a faulty nail from a July 2009 hip surgery and now he can't seek damages in a product liability lawsuit.

 

Barrington chamber to hold 'Christmas in July' food drive

The Barrington Area Chamber of Commerce Women's Biz Net Council is requesting donations for its annual "Christmas in July" Food Pantry Drive to support families in need in the Barrington area.

 

Pathologist testifies head injury, not broken neck, killed 19-year-old bride

Noreen Kumeta's only injuries were skull fractures and bleeding that caused her death, forensic pathologist Dr. Hilary McEllgiott testified Wednesday. Kumeta was married in 1973 to attorney Donnie Rudd, who is accused of killing her less than a month later and staging her death as a car accident.

 

Artist begins summer residency at Arlington Heights library

Young artists got to learn from a professional Wednesday afternoon at the Arlington Heights Memorial Library.

 

Fox Valley police reports

Juan C. Urena, 20, of the 800 block of First Street in Ashton was charged with misdemeanor domestic battery and violation of an order of protection after authorities were called to the 700 block of Sumner Avenue near Aurora at 12:33 a.m. Monday for a report of a woman and a man fighting, according to a sheriff's report.

 

Elk Grove, Des Plaines companies receive county tax incentives

Cook County approved property tax incentives Wednesday for three industrial businesses in Elk Grove Village and a fourth Des Plaines.

 

Oak Grove superintendent ups ante to help poor school in Mexico

The first of 150 desks secure through a GoFundMe campaign created by Oak Grove District 68 Superintendent Lonny Lemon were delivered this week to Ignacio L. Vallarta School in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.

 

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