For years, residents and businesses in North Chicago have dealt with the costly and disruptive impacts of flooding from major storm events. However, help is on the way in the form of the North Chicago Storm Sewer Project, a comprehensive effort to reduce flood risks throughout the area. The project, funded through the Federal Emergency
Lake County’s water quality monitoring program recently found an unexpected partner: senior citizens equipped with new computer skills. Thanks to an innovative partnership between its Environmental Services Department and local tech literacy volunteers, retired residents now play an invaluable role in tracking lake health through citizen science. Mary Thompson, 73, never imagined she’d use spreadsheets
Living in Lake County, conserving water isn’t just good for the environment; it’s essential for our community. One easy way to make a positive impact is by turning off the tap while brushing your teeth, which can save up to 2,920 gallons per year. Implementing simple water-saving techniques not only helps in preserving this vital
