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Amazing People
Amazing People
There’s no doubt Lake County is filled with some pretty incredible people who do not necessarily make front-page news. That’s why The Lake County News-Sun is once again dedicating a section of its 2010 Progress Edition — to be published in April — to “Amazing People in Lake County.” Is there someone in your life — a family member, neighbor, friend, co-worker or even a casual acquaintance — who deserves recognition? If so, tell us about him or her in 250 words or less.



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• ADHD workshop offered by doctoral candidate
• Bulletin Board
• Park district honors volunteers, patrons
• Pilot's wife: 'Was like landing on a cloud'
• School Board looks at $4 million in cuts Reduced state funding anticipated
• Bones could be missing exec's
• Waukegan mounts judged 'excellent fit'
• State to appeal blood evidence ruling
• Independence suits Antioch's StilLarry's
• Beacon on the big-box floor
• Shaving the way for cancer research
• Mundelein plane hits deer on takeoff
• Shaving the way for cancer research
• Plungers brave the cold for Special Olympics
• Police say bones of 14-year-old Calif. girl found
$4.5M North Avenue reconstruction project Two dispatchers praised for quick response Village's new parks director already familiar with area District 56 making plans for dry new grade school ADHD workshop offered by doctoral candidate Shaving the way for cancer research Fire Protection District Board opening Lake Villa actor's voice gets around Huggable toys donated to 'Kids in Crisis'

• Thirty-two teams still alive in 3A, 4A tourneys
• Lindenhurst program puts fun in the sport
• Sieve-like performance in goal for hapless Huet
• Scoreboard
• Sports Briefs
• Bulldogs take care of business
• Eagles just miss title perch
• Peppers, Taylor join new-look Bears
• No gold for Longo in loss to Hawks
• Grayslake-based club excels at EGGS Invite
• Bulldogs take bite out of Stevenson
• North Chicago routed by St. Viator
• Thirty-two teams still alive in 3A, 4A tourneys
• North Chicago dominates at home
• Bulldogs take care of business
Boys basketball playoff brackets Q&A with Oswego East's Jay Harris Wednesday's boys basketball roundup WW South's hot start dooms Raiders Soph sports on hold in Public League

Zion man completes 9,000-mile 'walkabout'
Ken Schroeder, 53, recently returned from his walkabout, which is a trip to wander the Australian bush for spiritual or culturalp urposes. He left behind his job as a substance abuse counselor at the Lake County Health Department to take the five-and-a-half-month bike ride. The job was filled when he returned.



• Health Calendar
• Marti is a sociable guy
• Divorces

China: US assets should not be 'politicized'
An official in charge of China's foreign reserves tried to ease American concern Tuesday about the political impact of Beijing's huge holdings of U.S. government debt.



• AAA Tent Masters moves to new offices
• Homebuying seminar Saturday in Grayslake
• PCA OK's dividend

2010 Honda CR-V offers loads of options for more family fun Lexus carries torch off-road Ford’s MyKey lets owners set car boundaries For bulb plants, time to think outside the (flower) box Spring dream: On the beach in Indiana Everything's 'at your fingertips' in downtown high-rise

Fawcett snub puzzles some
The absence of Farrah Fawcett from the traditional "in memoriam" segment of the Academy Awards broadcast Sunday was causing some to scratch their heads. Fawcett, who died in June at the age of 62, did not appear in the tribute. Fawcett was predominantly a TV actress, but also appeared in theatrically released films.



• Astro-graph
• Astro-graph
• Oscars arrive with predictability out of picture
• On Stage
• Land of Lincoln

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