Gregory Harutunian
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Officials bemoan upkeep of Waukegan-owned cemeteries: ‘The dead should have more respect than they’re getting’ (opens the original)
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Oakwood Cemetery is more than 150 years old and serves as the final resting place for historic figures of Waukegan and Civil War veterans, with a potter’s field of victims of the 1918 influenza pandemic. The 50-acre Sheridan Road site is owned by the municipality, along with Union Cemetery, dating back to 1845. Neither has a dedicated budget for maintenance. A series of annual landscaping contracts with conflicting schedules has raised questions about the perpetual care covenant in recent years.
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