Teacher’s video ‘crossed the line,’ District 112 superintendent says
The superintendent of North Shore School District 112 on Thursday characterized Lincoln School teacher Ellie Rubenstein’s resignation video as “entirely unprofessional,” saying it crossed the line and contained comments that were “unfair, misleading and factually incorrect.”
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Man found shot to death in Zion parking lot identified
The man found shot to death in a parking in Zion on Thursday afternoon, May 23, has been identified as a Waukegan resident.
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Testimony: Victim heard voices, slapped self before husband killed her
Ronald Stolberg grabbed his wife by the wrists and laid on top of her until she went limp, according to testimony Wednesday, May 22.
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High-ranking officer leaves sheriff’s department
A disagreement over the chain of command between Lake County Sheriff Mark Curran and now-former sheriff’s chief Wayne Hunter resulted in Hunter leaving the department late Tuesday afternoon.
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No serious injuries despite train, truck, 4-car pile-up in Barrington
Updated: 2013-05-24 13:21:11
News
Cops: Accused strangler says he deserved nothing good because of ‘evil in me’
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Pathology experts differ on cause of death of accused strangler’s wife
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Downtown Libertyville road construction delayed by five months
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No serious injuries despite train, truck, 4-car pile-up in Barrington
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Construction on Touhy bridge over Edens delayed
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Lincoln School parents speak out on teacher transfers in Highland Park
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Teacher’s video ‘crossed the line,’ District 112 superintendent says
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Man found shot to death in Zion parking lot identified
Sports
Moccia achieves the Ultimate: a national youth gym title
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Friday’s semi-pro football contest in Kenosha is Military Appreciation Night
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Warren softball team has look of a winner
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Monday run to be held at Hawthorn Mall
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Experience the ups and downs of BMX racing for free
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Bowl with John, and you’re bowling with a champ
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Pro basketball player delivers her message to girls at North Chicago High School
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Lake Forest carving wide swath through 2A field
Business
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News Corp. board approves split, stock buyback
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US durable goods orders rise 3.3 percent in April
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Summer travel forecast: Better, but no blowout
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Some unions now angry about health care overhaul
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Japan’s ANA to resume Boeing 787 flights Sunday
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Stocks head lower, market on track for weekly loss
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Sears reports bigger-than-expected loss
Lifestyles
Iconic Miller’s Dog n Suds giving memories since 1967
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Newly renovated Vernon Library to offer comfort, new equipment
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Missing plaque honoring soldier killed in action reappears
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Library Notes
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Memorial Day services to honor fallen heroes
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Memorial Day Ceremony at CLC
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Full-fat cheese the secret to a healthy quesadilla
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North Chicago High students put final touch on car crash
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