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Find out what's happening in the Village. Below is a list of current news releases.
Money Magazine named Libertyville one of the Best Places to Live in 2007.
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Forbes named Lake County one of the Best Places for Business and Careers in 2007.
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VW Credit, based in Libertyville, was placed on the list of Chicago's 101 Best and Brightest Companies to Work For by the National Association for Business Resources.
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Nearly a dozen employee parking spaces have been added to those currently available to downtown businesses. The new spaces can be found in the rear of the Liberty Theatre parking lot at Milwaukee and Newberry Avenues.
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Libertyville based Valent BioSciences acquires an interest in Pace International.
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Wounded Deer, a business providing boxing and personal training services recently took residence in downtown Libertyville on Milwaukee Avenue.
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This new 5-story hotel, the Village's 4th, will serve the many businesses on the Village's west side as well as visitors to local sport tournaments.
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Sandi's Florist on Park Avenue has served the community for 25 years.
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A groundbreaking for Libertyville Offices at Pine Meadow was held by REC, Inc. in September. The two three story structures offer a quality environment for corporate and professional offices.
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Handi-Ramp, a long-time Libertyville business provides specialized ramps and products for the disabled and pets.
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Mark Seaman, owner of Marked for Dessert, a bakeshop in downtown Libertyville, and renowned cake stylist, won the coveted Gold Medal prize at the National Wedding Cake Competition.
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Kathryn Kerrigan, a Libertyville based store for larger sized womans shoes continues to be recognized for its success. In 2007, Katie Kerrigan, the owner, was named No. 5 on MSN Money's list of 30 top entrepreneurs under 30.
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Many successful corporations make Libertyville home. Six appear on Crain's List of Largest Privately Held Companies.
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McShane Corporation constructs two speculative office-warehouse-industrial structures and a distribution facility for Medline.
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Colliers B&K recieved the Industrial Broker of the Year Award in recognition of its 2007 projects including the new Medline facility in Libertyville.
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Brightstar US Inc completes an expansion at its facility in Libertyville Business Park.
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William W Meyer & Sons has constructed a new facility for its operations in Libertyville's Lincoln Commerce Center.
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Amazing Cosmetics, who makes Libertyville its corporate home, has products sold nationally and which serve Hollywood's elite.
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For more information please contact SWALCO at 847-336-9340 or link to the attached flyer. [Additional info...]
There is plenty to ENJOY this summer in Libertyville. Check out our new summer events page.
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The stickers are available at the Village Hall, 118 W. Cook Avenue.
As a result, the Lake County Health Department is urging residents to protect themselves from exposure to ticks. For more information about ticks, how to reduce your exposure and how to identify them, visit the Lake County Health Department’s website (click on additional info below) or call 847 377 8002. [Additional info...]
March 31, 2008-The Village has directed its consulting engineer to re-file a quiet zone application for the Milwaukee District North line railroad, including crossings in the villages of Libertyville and Grayslake. A previously approved quiet zone for this section of railroad was abruptly terminated just prior to implementation in December 2007 due to Metra’s concern with the lack of certain equipment at the St. Mary’s Road crossing. Unfortunately, that crossing will not be able to be included in re-filing the quiet zone application. However, the Village is currently working with Congressman Mark Kirk’s office in an attempt to obtain funding for the Constant Warning Time (CWT) equipment which costs approximately $250,000 - $300,000. The Village anticipates the St. Mary’s Road will be included in the quiet zone at a later date when the CWT equipment is installed.
The Village Band band welcomes new members and invites adult and high school musicians to attend the first reheasal on Monday, June 9th at 7 p.m. in the LHS band room. Please call (847)623-2072 or (847)356-7865 for more information
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