With CNH project looming, Burr Ridge to consider meaning of āmanufacturing districtā
As Burr Ridge leaders begin to entertain proposals to develop the villageās CNH property, village trustees Monday heard from the planning commission that the village should revisit its definition of...
![Dozens turned out Monday for the annual Memorial Day commemoration ceremony in Franklin Park which included a wreath laying, a 21-gun salute and an old flag retirement ceremony. Village Trustee Irene Avitia said that given the high number of veterans in Franklin Parkāand families of veterans who died while servingāsheās happy the village does something to honor their service and their lives. āWe have a lot of veterans, so itās important to recognize their contributions,ā she said, prior to the ceremony at the Veterans Memorial. āThe community comes out and they like to remember our vets and those we lost.ā […]](https://www.chicagotribune.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/DSC_0021-1.jpg?w=132 "Dozens turned out Monday for the annual Memorial Day commemoration ceremony in Franklin Park which included a wreath laying, a 21-gun salute and an old flag retirement ceremony. Village Trustee Irene Avitia said that given the high number of veterans in Franklin Parkāand families of veterans who died while servingāsheās happy the village does something to honor their service and their lives. āWe have a lot of veterans, so itās important to recognize their contributions,ā she said, prior to the ceremony at the Veterans Memorial. āThe community comes out and they like to remember our vets and those we lost.ā […]")
![Lake Zurich village trustees have given a green light to a stabilization project for Buffalo Creek, a project capped at $518,145 and that comes nearly a decade after severe flooding tore through the creek, creating a new waterway in the process. Since then, the creek has eroded its new banks and risks flooding a nearby neighborhood. āThe Buffalo Creek streambank, located south of Bristol Trails Park along Stanton Road, is experiencing severe erosion from significant rainfall events with existing timber retaining walls collapsing and the loss of property imminent if the streambank is not stabilized,ā said Trustee Marc Spacone said […]](https://www.chicagotribune.com/wp-content/uploads/migration/2023/02/16/CHCSXZYCLJA55H32N3V6QLAWZA.jpg?w=135 "Lake Zurich village trustees have given a green light to a stabilization project for Buffalo Creek, a project capped at $518,145 and that comes nearly a decade after severe flooding tore through the creek, creating a new waterway in the process. Since then, the creek has eroded its new banks and risks flooding a nearby neighborhood. āThe Buffalo Creek streambank, located south of Bristol Trails Park along Stanton Road, is experiencing severe erosion from significant rainfall events with existing timber retaining walls collapsing and the loss of property imminent if the streambank is not stabilized,ā said Trustee Marc Spacone said […]")
![Officials in Lake Zurich have been working for years to consolidate the townās emergency dispatch office with a larger regional center covering more geography across Lake County, an effort that is ongoing in Lake Zurich and part of the discussion at the Village Board meeting earlier this month. Village trustees got an update on the move from Police Chief Steve Husak at the May 6 board meeting. The combined center would be called LakeComm and it would be based in Libertyville, officials explained. The new facility would be the main center callers reach when they dial 911 and it would […]](https://www.chicagotribune.com/wp-content/uploads/migration/2020/06/18/CHCSXZYCLJA55H32N3V6QLAWZA.jpg?w=135 "Officials in Lake Zurich have been working for years to consolidate the townās emergency dispatch office with a larger regional center covering more geography across Lake County, an effort that is ongoing in Lake Zurich and part of the discussion at the Village Board meeting earlier this month. Village trustees got an update on the move from Police Chief Steve Husak at the May 6 board meeting. The combined center would be called LakeComm and it would be based in Libertyville, officials explained. The new facility would be the main center callers reach when they dial 911 and it would […]")