Family Owned Tire and Auto Service Center

Waukegan Tire

Waukegan Tire Certified Service Centers offering the largest selection of quality tire brands, custom wheels and automotive services at affordable prices. Serving Illinois and Wisconsin since 1968, Waukegan Tire is a recognized leader in the tire, wheel and automotive industry with four locations in Grayslake, Park City and Waukegan, IL as well as Kenosha, WI. We're committed to delivering the highest quality products and services to our customers. We welcome National Accounts and provide quality fleet services, including to government and municipal accounts.

Lake County

Rachel Barnes

Chicago Metropolitan Area

Lake Forest-Lake Bluff

Illinois

Waukegan Tire Certified Service Centers offering the largest selection of quality tire brands, custom wheels and automotive services at affordable...

The Episcopal Preschool

Welcome to The Episcopal Preschool -- a place known for its nurturing environment and broad, enriching curriculum. We have been serving the Lake Forest community for over 50 years and, today, are one of the most well-regarded early learning programs in the area. We offer a strong curriculum, a safe, nurturing environment and extended day enrichment programs to enhance early learning. Our mission is to develop each child to his or her fullest potential, spiritually, intellectually, and socially, so that each may grow in grace, enjoy freedom through knowledge, and lead a healthy, productive and meaningful life. Our guiding principles: •	Inspire curiosity •	Promote independence •	Honor individuality •	Build community •	Cultivate compassion •	Instill integrity •	Embrace a love for learning •	Encourage personal best The Episcopal Preschool is located at The Church of the Holy Spirit. EPS operates under the direction of Melanie Upfold and is overseen by the Preschool Board of Directors. It is licensed by the state of Illinois and is a member of the National Association of Episcopal Schools. EPS operates as a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit corporation.

Welcome to The Episcopal Preschool -- a place known for its nurturing environment and broad, enriching curriculum. We have been serving the Lake...

By Amie SchaenzerA Lake County Forest Preserve District officer is credited with saving the life of a 15-month-old baby boy.Ranger Police Officer Logan Dreyer was on duty at a private event at the Greenbelt Cultural Center in North Chicago on Aug. 2 when a baby at the event stopped breathing and moving, according to a Lake County Forest Preserve District press release.Dreyer called 911 and began administering CPR to the baby boy. The baby began breathing on his own but only took a few breaths at a time before stopping again, according to the news release."Each time the baby stopped breathing, Officer Dreyer continued to administer CPR until North Chicago Medical Services arrived and took over the effort," according to the news release.The baby was then transported to Vista Medical Center in Waukegan.The family of the baby reported Monday that the incident may have been caused by a seizure. The baby has been released from the hospital and is doing very well."Swift and decisive action by Officer Dreyer, trained in CPR for infants and adults, contributed to the baby's survival," according to the news release.

A Lake County Forest Preserve District officer is credited with saving the life of a 15-month-old baby boy.Ranger Police Officer Logan Dreyer was on duty at a private event at the Greenbelt Cultural Center in North Chicago on Aug. 2 when a baby at the event stopped breathing and moving, according to a Lake County Forest Preserve District press release.

Dreyer called 911 and began administering CPR to the baby boy. The baby began breathing on his own but only took a few breaths at a time before stopping again, according to the news release.“Each time the baby stopped breathing, Officer Dreyer continued to administer CPR until North Chicago Medical Services arrived and took over the effort,” according to the news release.

The baby was then transported to Vista Medical Center in Waukegan.The family of the baby reported Monday that the incident may have been caused by a seizure. The baby has been released from the hospital and is doing very well.

“Swift and decisive action by Officer Dreyer, trained in CPR for infants and adults, contributed to the baby’s survival,” according to the news release.

Officer Logan Dreyer administered CPR to a baby that stopped breathing during a private event in North Chicago over the weekend.