Monday, March 25, 2013
Nine candidates are running for four seats on the Lake Zurich village board.
Please provide a brief biography. My name is Ildiko Schultz and I have lived Lake Zurich for the last 20+ years. My husband and I have one son who graduated from Lake Zurich High school and also resides in the village. I am an insurance industry professional with more than 30 years of finance, accounting and insurance operations expertise and have led both large, diverse teams as well as more focused, technical teams. I have an undergraduate degree in Liberal Arts and a Masters in Business Administration (MBA). I am an active member of numerous insurance industry committees and have several industry professional designations.. I am heavily involved in adult learning and human resource effectiveness and I am a company certified Diversity…
Nine candidates are running for four seats on the Lake Zurich village board.
Please provide a brief biography. Jim has been a resident of Lake Zurich since 2000. He and his wife Deb are the parents of three amazing children; James (13), Morgan (11) and Andrew (7). As a volunteer coach for the Lake Zurich Flames Football program, the Lake Zurich Baseball/Softball Association and several activities through the YMCA, Jim is fully invested in teaching kids to play by the rules, to show good sportsmanship and teach them the value of being part of a team. As an owner of two successful businesses, one of which in closely connected to the Restaurant and Hospitality Industry. Jim understands the challenges that business owners face in this time of economic uncertainty. He knows that the purpose of rules and …
Nine candidates are running for four seats on the Lake Zurich village board.
Please provide a brief biography. My wife Patricia, my 15-year old son Karl, who is a Freshman at Lake Zurich High School, and I have been living in Lake Zurich since 2003. I am a transactional attorney with a concentration in commercial real estate, finance, commercial and transactional law with over 30 years of business and legal experience on a global level as well as having several clients in the greater Lake Zurich area. I am involved in the community through the high school’s “6th Man Club,” as well as being an active participant in various charitable organizations including my church and as a volunteer “General Counsel” for Habitat for Humanity. How long have you lived in Lake Zurich? Since August 2003. Why do you want to serve…
Nine candidates are running for four seats on the Lake Zurich village board.
Please provide a brief biography: I have been a resident of Lake Zurich since 2004. My wife (Tina) and I are the parents of two amazing children; Ashleigh (9) and Brayden (7). When my wife and I first decided to move to Lake Zurich, we were attracted by the close knit feel of the community and that feeling has only grown for us over the years. Our family has been active members of the Foglia YMCA, Ela Soccer Club, and the Lake Zurich Flames. I am currently an Account Executive for Aon Hewitt where I have been employed for the last 17+ years. In my work experience, I have had both operational and client relationship responsibilities. I am a graduate of Purdue University where I earned a Bachelor of Science degree with a major in …
Tuesday, November 13, 2012
Village trustees, school board trustees and library board trustees will be on the April ballot.
Potential candidates have already begun circulating petitions for the April 9, 2013 Consolidated Election. Interested candidates can still pick up election packets, which must be filed between Dec. 17 and Dec. 24. On the Lake Zurich village board, the village president, four trustees and the village clerk will be up for election. Seven people have picked up election packets for village seats, according to Deputy Village Clerk Susan Ragsdale. They include sitting trustees Rich Sustich and Tom Poynton. Others who have picked up packets are:Geoffrey Petzel, Tom Matijevic, Hye Matijevic, Scot Unger and Mark Loewes. Four seats on the seven member board for Lake Zurich Community Unit School District 95 will be filled. Five packets have been …
Monday, November 5, 2012
New Age Transportation plans to send a truckload of goods to New Jersey on Wednesday.
A Lake Zurich company, New Age Transportation, is donating transportation and a facility for organizing a major food and goods drive for victims of hurricane Sandy in New Jersey. Mayor Suzanne Branding and the village are helping to publicize the drive in an effort to fill a truckload of goods by Wednesday. “Last night the Mayor of Hoboken, NJ was on CNN begging for water and food to be sent to the high school where so many people are staying. Hard to imagine this is happening 1,200 miles from here. They need everything you can imagine,” New Age Transportation owner Carolyn Gable told her employees in an email. “I was talking to my children this morning and said 'try to imagine no home, no New Age, no school, no food, no water and the …
Friday, September 14, 2012
Six village seats are up for election.
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Friday, September 14, 2012
Village Clerk Kathleen Johnson issued a public notice that six positions are available in the April 9, 2013 Consolidated Election: Petitions for filing of a new political party or independent candidate must be picked up at the local unit of government, Village Hall, 70 E. Main St. Petition packets are available as of Sept. 18, 2012, Mondays through Fridays, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., at the Village Clerk’s office. Petitions may be circulated starting Tuesday, Sept. 25, 2012. Petitions may not be circulated before Sept. 25. Petitions must be filed at Lake Zurich Village Hall. The filing period runs from Monday, Dec. 17 through Dec. 21 and Monday, Dec. 24. Contact Village Clerk Kathleen Johnson with any questions at 847-438-2535.
Thursday, May 10, 2012
The Illinois Gaming Board recently gave the green light for video gaming, along with rules to monitor its use; the devices have been prohibited throughout the state since November 2009.
The village board, along with newly sworn in Village Administrator Jason Slowinski, heard a second appeal at the May 7 board meeting to consider allowing video gaming at select establishments in Lake Zurich. Those locations, per new rules created by the Illinois Gaming Board (IGB), would include businesses that hold valid liquor licenses where alcohol is poured and consumed, and at fraternal and veterans organizations such as the Lions Club and the American Legion. Video gaming machines are lottery-type terminals, such as poker games. Truck stops also are eligible for video gaming devices, according to IGB code, though none exist in Lake Zurich. The question was first proposed by Commander John Barrington of the American Legion Post #964, …
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Score Board Bar & Grill
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Lake Zurich Village Hall
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Monday, April 23, 2012
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Monday, April 2, 2012
What's coming up this week?
Here is a look at some events coming up this week in Lake Zurich: Northwest Family Church will hold a communitywide Easter egg hunt at 11 a.m. Saturday, April 7. The event will be held in Lions Park and will feature more than 5,000 eggs filled with candy and prizes. The event will include inflatables, face painting, games, and free hot dogs and chips, according to the church's website. The Easter egg hunt will start at noon.
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