Steve Sadin
Freelance Journalist at Chicago Tribune
Covering politics, sports the arts and other topics in Chicago's northern suburbs.
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1 day ago |
chicagotribune.com | Steve Sadin
Raised in Waukegan, Burke Morrell remembers walking from Cooke Magnet Elementary School to the Waukegan Public Library on field trips. He first learned how to use a computer there, got books and it became an important part of his life. Now a professional artist living in Arizona., Morrell got the opportunity to return to his hometown and paint a mural on the west wall of the library.
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3 days ago |
chicagotribune.com | Steve Sadin
Upscale, renovated residential apartments in a landmark downtown Waukegan building may be ready for their initial tenants by early fall with the approval of city participation in what developers hope will become a large redevelopment project. Lowell Jaffe, the lead partner of developer Greater Waukegan Development Partnership, said the group can take its second step toward “repopulating downtown,” with a development agreement now in place with the city. The city is making a financial contribution.
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4 days ago |
chicagotribune.com | Steve Sadin
Some Waukegan police officers had a different sort of partner on patrol with them last month — inanimate objects like teddy bears and soccer balls lent to the department by city youths. Sgt. Alejos Villalobos said some officers staged traffic stops with the toys, or made it look like they were helping deal with evidence. In one case, the item accompanied the officer to the shooting range. “They did some staging with the toys,” Villalobos said.
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4 days ago |
chicagotribune.com | Steve Sadin
An energy-saving arrangement between the Waukegan Park District and energy consultant E4 will save taxpayers money, as well as reduce the carbon footprint around the city, by utilizing renewable energy without installing solar panels on the Park District’s facilities.
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4 days ago |
chicagotribune.com | Steve Sadin
AbbVie may be known to many people for its medicines like Jardiance, Rinvoq and Skyrizzi, through their television commercials, but in laboratories in a building on its 70-acre North Chicago campus a group of scientists is on the cutting edge of cancer treatment.
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