Family Owned Tire and Auto Service Center

Waukegan Tire

Waukegan Tire Certified Service Centers offering the largest selection of quality tire brands, custom wheels and automotive services at affordable prices. Serving Illinois and Wisconsin since 1968, Waukegan Tire is a recognized leader in the tire, wheel and automotive industry with four locations in Grayslake, Park City and Waukegan, IL as well as Kenosha, WI. We're committed to delivering the highest quality products and services to our customers. We welcome National Accounts and provide quality fleet services, including to government and municipal accounts.

Lake County

Rachel Barnes

Chicago Metropolitan Area

Lake Forest-Lake Bluff

Illinois

Waukegan Tire Certified Service Centers offering the largest selection of quality tire brands, custom wheels and automotive services at affordable...

Your New Favorite Yoga Studio,  Modern Yoga for Every Body

YogaSix Highland Park

At YogaSix Highland Park, we believe yoga should be accessible, empowering, and energizing for everybody. Our modern, welcoming studio offers a variety of heated and non-heated classes designed to meet you where you are—whether you’re brand new to yoga or looking to deepen your practice. From strength-building Power and Sculpt + Flow classes to restorative Slow Flow and Restore experiences, every class is designed to help you move, sweat, reset, and reconnect. More than just a workout, YogaSix Highland Park is a community-focused space where members can show up exactly as they are. Our experienced instructors create an inclusive environment that feels supportive, motivating, and approachable—without intimidation or pressure. We focus on movement that feels good, music that keeps the energy high, and experiences that leave you feeling stronger both physically and mentally. Located in the heart of Highland Park, our studio is proud to offer a consistent schedule of classes seven days a week, special workshops, wellness events, and opportunities to connect with others in the community. Whether you’re looking to build strength, reduce stress, improve flexibility, or simply carve out time for yourself, YogaSix Highland Park is here to support your goals. We’re more than a yoga studio—we’re a place to sweat, grow, breathe, and belong.

Highland Park

At YogaSix Highland Park, we believe yoga should be accessible, empowering, and energizing for everybody. Our modern, welcoming studio offers a...

Construction on a retrofitted water plant in Lake Forest to help meet industry standards could mean higher rates for citizens, the Chicago Tribune reports. Retrofitting the plant's technology would include replacing nearly obsolete 18-inch filters, installed in 2004 by French firm AquaSource, by 10-inch filters, now the industry standard. "The 18-inch filters previously were available only from AquaSource, whose representatives told Lake Forest officials last year that they would stop making the filters. With a universal filter in use, replacement filters would no longer be scarce and prices could become more competitive," the Tribune story reads. Three North American firms and AquaSource are vying for the retrofit project, which is estimated to cost $8.9 million and has been recommended for implementation to the City Council from the Public Works Committee. Read more <a href="http://www.chicagotribune.com/suburbs/ct-water-filters-lake-forest-lfr-tl-20150206-story.html" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">via the Chicago Tribune</a>

Construction on a retrofitted water plant in Lake Forest to help meet industry standards could mean higher rates for citizens, the Chicago Tribune reports.

Retrofitting the plant’s technology would include replacing nearly obsolete 18-inch filters, installed in 2004 by French firm AquaSource, by 10-inch filters, now the industry standard. “The 18-inch filters previously were available only from AquaSource, whose representatives told Lake Forest officials last year that they would stop making the filters. With a universal filter in use, replacement filters would no longer be scarce and prices could become more competitive,” the Tribune story reads.

Three North American firms and AquaSource are vying for the retrofit project, which is estimated to cost $8.9 million and has been recommended for implementation to the City Council from the Public Works Committee. Read more <a href="http://www.chicagotribune.com/suburbs/ct-water-filters-lake-forest-lfr-tl-20150206-story.html" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">via the Chicago Tribune</a>

Project to retrofit water plant with new filters could mean hike in rates for Lake Forest residents.