Goodwill Industries in Round Lake Beach will remodel and move into the former Office Depot building on Route 83, across from Home Depot. John Wildenberg, planning and economic development director, said the plan is to redevelop the five acres, formerly the site of Frank's Nursery and later an office supply store.
• Gas blast at Conn. power plant kills at least 5PROMOTED: Northbrook-based Pine Tree Commercial Realty has announced the promotion of Jennifer Quint of Gurnee to senior property manager. Quint, 28, joined Pine Tree in 2005 as property manager, primarily overseeing the company's Midwestern retail properties. Currently, she manages 17 centers totaling approximately 680,000 square feet of retail space. She graduated from the University of Iowa in 2005 with a bachelor of fine arts degree, and additional studies in accounting and business.
ABBOTT PARK -- Abbott Laboratories has asked the Food and Drug Administration for pre-market approval for a new automated test for ovarian cancer, the company said Monday.
• This year's Super Bowl ads go goofy and frugal
• Gurnee Mills a must-see mall for Chinese
• Stroke program gets national recognition
• Call for boycott of popular Yellow Tail wine
• Nordic fare in Lindenhurst
• Hospira 4Q profit falls 8%
• Brunswick to shutter Minn. boat plant
• News-Sun celebrates launch of new Lakes Edition
• Emco gets $10M in bonds for Wis. move
• Jet redesigns to get more readers on board
• Valley Lakes Veterinary Clinic serves western county area
• Northwestern finalizes Lake Forest Hospital acquisition
• Beware of credit card changes under new law
• Toyota to reveal plan to fix faulty pedals
• Bureau chief cites strong hand of visitor destinations
• Baxter fourth-quarter profit up 1 percent
• How losing your job can be 'a gift'
• Grainger 4Q profit drops 10 percent
• Abbott profit stays flat in 4Q
• Trustmark offers to acquire Health Fitness Corp.
• Deerfield facility named state parks 2009 winner
• Fed economist bullish on nation's outlook Cars, housing will be in demand
• Jobless rate rising in Round Lake Beach
• Ford to bring 1,200 jobs to Chicago area
• Home sales down .2 percent in 2009
• Wal-Mart cuts about 11,200 Sam's Club staffers
• Obama unloads on high court over campaign finance
• Zion denies liquor license bid
• GFX consolidates some functions in Libertyville
• People on the Move
• ICC OKs rate hike by North Shore Gas
• Businesses, unions freed to spend big on elections
• PEOPLE ON THE MOVE
• Poor in suburbs up 47%
• Split council blocks new liquor license
• Infomercial exercise gadgets ripped by Consumer Reports
• Walgreens buys Minn. drug chain
• PEOPLE ON THE MOVE
• Gravel beaches trapping oil from 1989 Exxon spill
• FDA requires ingredients of cigarettes be revealed
• Tobacco's plea -- no big U.S. payments
• Clockworks ticks at new shop in Lake Bluff
• FDIC shutters Antioch bank
• People on the Move
• Waukegan Plaza pushes comeback plan
• Buffalo Grove hat firm takes NFL case to top
• State OKs plan to clean Kenosha Chrysler plant
• Abbott gets European OK for cancer test
• Chrysler CEO: Sales won't improve until June
• Tower seeks public financing for renovation
• Super Bowl ad prices fall; still most expensive
