Thirteen candidates file for village seats in April election
Patch and Starbucks, calling for Republicans and Democrats to join forces to avoid the fiscal cliff, announce an initiative in the Washington DC area.
It will cost more to mail postcards and one ounce letters come Jan. 27, 2013.
Slate aims to bring transparency to office.
Amendment allows restaurant patrons to bring their own beverage; spas, beauty parlors and barbers can serve patrons complimentary alcoholic beverages.
Tom Poynton announces that he has filed a petition for village president in the April election.
Sales tax rebate to fund public improvements at site.
A preliminary plan to close two fire stations and build a new site is being considered.
Ann Maine and Linda Pedersen retain leadership on the Lake County Forest Preserve board.
Key priorities: Fiscal discipline, extend Route 53.
Deputy village clerk will head to sunny Florida for retirement.
Sheriff Mark Curran, who supports bill requiring all Illinois motorists be licensed and insured, explains he feels it's the right thing to do.
Village trustees, school board trustees and library board trustees will be on the April ballot.
Metra is hosting public meetings on fare increases.
Incumbent Ed Sullivan is running unopposed.
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Deborah Barry is the challenger in the Lake County board District 19 race.
Consultant recommends two-step process to find qualified developer for Block A.
Cast your ballot early and avoid the Election Day rush on Nov. 6.
McHenry County Conservation District's annual historical event is scheduled from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 20 and 21, at Glacial Park, 6316 Harts Rd., Ringwood.
Asphalt work on South Old Rand in Lake Zurich stalled since spring.
Village board sends John Breugelmans proposal for a hotel to plan commission.
By unanimous vote, the Lake County Board approved the revised Dimucci rezoning and PUD at Rte. 12 and Old McHenry Road.
Craig Taylor is the incumbent in the Lake County board District 19 race.
The first presidential debate between President Barack Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney was held Oct. 3. Find out when the next matchups are scheduled and what the topics are.
Increasing local food production could create 5,000 jobs and generate $6.5 billion per year in economic activity in the Chicago metropolitan region, agency says.
Planning, Building and Zoning Committee recommends approval of rezoning.
In the latest Land of Lincoln Blue survey issued by Patch, Democratic respondents said they thought President Obama did a great job, but loved President Clinton's speech more. They also said Republicans showed how "out of touch" they are.
In the latest Land of Lincoln Red survey issued by Patch, Republican respondents shared their opinions on the presidential election following the Republican National Convention.
In honor of National Voter Registration Day, we’re giving you all the information you need on how and where to register to vote.
Assessment notices will be mailed this week.
After numerous public hearings, a new intergovernmental agreement, and numerous limiting conditions, the Lake County Zoning Board of Appeals forwards a recommendation for rezoning and a PUD.
We want to make sure you've got everything you need before hitting the voting booth Nov. 6. Check back here for information on the upcoming election and a breakdown of every race with links to candidate profiles and all Patch political coverage.
Ed Sullivan Jr. is unopposed.
Ed Sullivan Jr. is unopposed for the state house, 51st district.
Village board votes against allowing gambling machines.
Six village seats are up for election.
Senator Duffy, (R- Lake Barrington) will meet with constituents every Tuesday afternoon in his Barrington office.