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Mick Zawislak
- 'This is harming our students': District looks to power down on cellphones in the classroomsdailyherald.com
- Burglars targeting suburban vape shops in recent spreedailyherald.com
- What local road projects will impact your commute this year?dailyherald.com
- Eyes to the sky: How schools are using Monday's solar eclipse as teaching momentdailyherald.com
- Bus company owner cited after unlicensed driver transported Wauconda studentsdailyherald.com
- With cicadas emerging this spring, here's how to protect your trees and shrubsdailyherald.com
- Veterans honor Diamond Lake District 76 principal for dedication to youth and communitydailyherald.com
- '100 times better': North Point Kitchen + Bar remakes old roadside tavern on Forest Lakedailyherald.com
- Libertyville High science teacher fosters students' environmental stewardshipdailyherald.com
- How Liberty Prairie Farm Store in Grayslake intends to invigorate local food marketdailyherald.com
- Once impressive home overlooking Round Lake being demolisheddailyherald.com
- 'The good news is we're recovering': Illinois School Report Card shows second year of post-pandemic gainsdailyherald.com
- 'Change is an opportunity': Next-gen fast electric vehicle charger made in Libertyvilledailyherald.com
- How land swap could prompt development near Libertyville's downtown Metra stationdailyherald.com
- New Libertyville axe throwing business offers 'sober' fundailyherald.com
- New Libertyville ax throwing business offers 'sober' fundailyherald.com
- More Libertyville park improvements work to bring in springdailyherald.com
- 'It's a much clearer, prettier area': Libertyville High student-led Butler Lake shoreline restoration nears completiondailyherald.com
- 'It's a much clearer, prettier area': Libertyville High student-led Buter Lake shoreline restoration nears completiondailyherald.com
- 'Oaks are having a moment': Why there is a bounty of acorns this seasondailyherald.com
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