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- Sep 11, 2026
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Hearing set on fate of Waukegan hospital property: ‘They need to find a resolution as soon as possible’ (opens the original)
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Vista Medical Center East may be required to pay rent to a landlord if Lake County Judge R. Christopher Ditton orders the real estate at the northwest corner of Sheridan Road and Glen Flora. Avenue, where the hospital sits, transferred to a new owner because of unpaid property taxes. Since Los Angeles-area-based American Healthcare Systems (AHS) purchased Vista more than three years ago, it has failed to pay property taxes, including more than $1.1 million from 2023 due in 2024. First National A
Dominican restaurant opens in Waukegan: ‘We’re bringing life back to downtown’ (opens the original)
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Diners walking into the newly opened El Patio Café & Lounge, a Dominican restaurant in downtown Waukegan, will notice a bicycle with a blender bottle mounted where a basket might ordinarily be. Elinelsy Castillo, El Patio’s owner, said the bicycle is a blender and that, rather than flipping a switch to start it, someone must mount the bike and begin pedaling until the mixing is done. “I saw it online,” Castillo said. “We use it to make smoothies and other drinks.” El Patio opened on July 10 in t
Jet Center to handle fixed-base operations at Waukegan airport: ‘A unique, once-in-a-generation opportunity’ (opens the original)
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For years, the Waukegan National Airport hired outside contractors to handle its fixed-base operations (FBO), providing services to pilots and patrons, from fueling the planes to deicing them in the winter to a lounge for crew and passengers. In a move that will both enhance services and provide additional funds for airport improvements, the Waukegan Port District, which operates the airport, has established its own FBO provider. Skip Goss, the airport’s manager, said that by creating the North
Interactive Ray Bradbury exhibit opens in Waukegan: ‘No one can live forever, but an author’s stories can’ (opens the original)
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When famed author and Waukegan native Ray Bradbury was 12, he was upset by the death of an uncle. He ran from his home on St. James Street to the shores of Lake Michigan, where he found a carnival, according to the narrator of an animated story about his younger days. Entering a carnival tent, the narrator said he encountered Mr. Electro, who “touched him with a flaming sword and cried, ‘Live forever.’” Bradbury returned to the carnival the next day to learn how he could live forever. He shared
Federal Supply USA celebrates 95 years and four generations as family-owned business in Waukegan (opens the original)
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Federal Supply USA Director of Marketing Chelsea Seleveredes Romens is part of a very select group of 1% among people working in a family business. She is the fourth generation of her family to work at the company her great-grandfather — James Seleveredes—founded in 1931 Romens works for her mother, company President Nicole Seleveredes, and her grandfather, Demetrios Seleveredes, is the Chairman of the Board who was president until his daughter succeeded him in 2015. Spending time in the corpora
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