The Grayslake Park District has unveiled its new, 95-acre park. Residents
turned out for a ribbon-cutting ceremony last weekend to mark
completion of Phase I of Alleghany Park. It is being partially financed
by a $4 million referendum approved by voters in 2004 to purchase and
preserve more open space within the growing park district.
• Village eyes common scavenger for businesses• Chamber chants 'iShop Gurnee'
• Students receive General Assembly scholarships
• Community digest
• 'Gurnee Idol' finalists take the stage
• New sign ordinance approved for Gurnee
• Tire, oil recycling event Tuesday
• Grayslake students cited for statewide excellence
• Online investment firm opens in Gurnee
• Grayslake church reaches milestone
• Koch services marks 25 years
• Grayslake police beat
• Gurnee Board approves new sports facility
• Warren principal makes a splash
• 'Ironhorse' organizers may play hardball
• Gurnee Board carries mayor's appointments
• 61 nations represented at Warren High fest
• Grayslake Central opens new multimedia center
• Gang fears prompt big bike cancelation
• Grayslake Digest
• Miss Gurnee Pageant is back
• Gurnee's property value tops $1 billion
• Gurnee joins Warren diversity effort
