The Round Lake Area ChamberFest/Expo 2012 early registration has begun so don’t miss out on choosing your favorite booth location. The Expo is held at the Round Lake Beach Sports Center behind the main post office. At least half of the vendors are returning vendors – if not more. Approximately 400-500 members of the community [...]
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Round Lake ChamberFest/Expo 2012 Booth Reservations Have Begun
January 12th, 2012 
Gene Carey 
Posted in District 116 Area News, Round Lake News 
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No Comments »Round Lake Beach Gets The Party Started at Their “Beach Party”
January 9th, 2012 Gene Carey A little cold weather didn’t stop Round Lake Beach from kicking off their 75th Diamond Anniversary with a “warm” Beach Party! With the high ceilings in the Cultural Center it was no problem bringing in huge Tropical Water Slides and a Sand Castle Moon Walk. There was plenty of good food and tropical drinks, plus [...]
Posted in District 116 Area News, Round Lake Area Park District, Round Lake News, Village of Round Lake, Village of Round Lake Beach, Village of Round Lake Heights, Village of Round Lake Park Tags: 2012, 75th Anniversary, activities, agenda, Beach Party, campfire, Carl Schrimpf, Carnival Games, celebrating, celebration, Diamond Anniversary, event, Hawaiian Dance, Hula Hoop Contest, January 8, Jerry Dietz, Joe Neal, Keith Brin, Larry Mount, Lennie Jarratt, Mayor Rich Hill, Melinda Bush, Pat Carey, Round Lake Beach, Round Lake Beach Cultural Center, Sam Yingling, Sherry Ridge, sponsorsJudy Armstrong, Village of Round Lake Beach 75th Diamond Anniversary No Comments »New Electronics Landfill Ban Now In Effect
January 3rd, 2012 Gene Carey Beginning January 1, 2012, the Illinois Electronic Products Recycling and Reuse Act landfill ban for certain electronic devices took effect. Electronic items such as televisions, monitors, computers and printers are some of the most common items that are no longer allowed in the regular trash. Be aware that if you put these items out by [...]
Posted in District 116 Area News, Round Lake News Tags: 2012, computers, Electronics Landfill Ban, electronics recycling, garbage, Illinois, Illinois Electronic Products Recycling and Reuse Act, January 1, Landfill Ban, monitors, printers, recycling, recycling guide, Swalco, televisions No Comments »Round Lake School Based Clinic Will NOT Contact Parents!
January 2nd, 2012 Gene Carey Brenda Bannor who is the spokesperson for the proposed Round Lake School Based Clinic made it quite clear at the recent community meeting that when a student utilizes the services of the clinic, the parent will NOT be notified. That is because once a parent signs off on a “blanket” authorization form, the SBC can [...]
Posted in District 116 Area News, Round Lake Area Schools, Round Lake News Tags: abortion, Brenda Bannor, condoms, confidential, confidentiality, district 116, health services, notification, notified, pregnancy, reproduction, reproductive services, Round Lake, Round Lake Area, Round Lake High School, SBC, SBHC, school based health clinic, school-based clinic, sustainability No Comments »Round Lake Beach Kicks Off 75th Anniversary Jan. 8, 2012
December 30th, 2011 Gene Carey With their 75th Anniversary approaching in 2012, the Village of Round Lake Beach plans to celebrate each month with a different exciting event. For January they are planning a “Beach Party” from 3:00 to 6:00 PM at the Cultural & Civic Center The following is from their flyer: Round Lake Beach Cultural & Civic Center2007 [...]
Daily Herald Raises Check Payment Fee 100%
October 1st, 2011 Gene Carey Yet another windfall profit has reared its ugly head at the Daily Herald. For subscribers who pay by check rather than credit card, the Daily Herald always tacked on a $1.00 charge for the eight week billing period. With the Daily Herald’s new policy of invoicing every four weeks, the $1.00 charge now doubles to [...]
Posted in District 116 Area News, Round Lake News Tags: Access, automatic charges, CEO, Chairman, Chicago, Daily Herald, Dallas Morning News, digital access, digital-only, Douglas K. Ray, e-edition, economics, electronic newsletter, entertainment, first to charge, Gannett, headline alerts, illegal, inclusion, income, laughing all the way to the bank, Lee Newspapers, letters to the editor, market position, Media News, New York Times, newspaper, Non-subscribers, online access, opt in, opt out, optional, optional charges, Paddock Publications, payment structure, politics, publisher, rates, sports, Subscriber Total Access, subscribers, subscriptions, suburban newspaper, Total, Total Access, Total Access program, unauthorized charges, windfall, www.dailyherald.com No Comments »“Chili” Autumn Night Event September 24th
September 24th, 2011 Gene Carey The “Chili” Autumn Night sponsored by the Round Lake Beach Cultural & Civic Center Foundation was held Saturday evening and although the evening got a bit chilly, it was warmed up by the six contestants competing for the Best Chili Award. The event proceeds will benefit the Free Summer Children’s Cultural Concert Series. Besides the [...]
Posted in District 116 Area News, Political Issues, Round Lake News, Village of Round Lake Beach Tags: Best Chili Award, Chili Autumn Night, Chili Cook-Off, Chris Jones, District 62, Free Summer Children’s Cultural Concert Series, Gerald Dietz, Grayslake, Jerry Dietz, lake County Circuit Court Clerk, Lake County Coroner, Lake County State's Attorney, Larry Mount, Laura Benesch-Dietz, Lauren Fleming, Lindsay Tatgenhorst, Marc Thompson, Mayor Rich Hill, Mike Nerheim, Natasha Nicratko, Patty Smart, Philip Grenier, Round Lake Beach Cultural & Civic Center Foundation, Sam Yingling, Scotty's Hot Dogs, September 24, State Representative of District 62, Steve Newton, Tim Gaines, Township Supervisor Sam Yingling, Wine Knows No Comments »
