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T-5 suspends wetland permit application in light of community concern

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By Mick Zawislak Verified
| Daily Herald Verified
Atlanta-based T-5 Data Centers has indefinitely suspended its permit application for wetland remediation on property it is developing in Grayslake due to community questions and concerns. "We've successfully managed wetland remediation projects in many regions and always consider local readiness and support before moving forward with those plans," said Pete Marin, T-5 CEO, in a statement this week.
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Search on for reported missing person near Oak Spring Road and Des Plaines River Trail

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By Mick Zawislak Verified
| Daily Herald Verified
People are being asked to avoid the area around Oak Spring Road and the Des Plaines River Trail near Libertyville as response teams search for a reported missing person. The Libertyville fire department just before 1 p.m. posted that it was working with Lake County Swiftwater Rescue Specialized Response Team and Lake County Forest Preserve District police to search areas near Oak Spring Road and the Des Plaines River Trail. There is a canoe launch just south of Oak Spring Road.
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Investigation to ID partial head found in Fox River continues

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By Mick Zawislak Verified
| Daily Herald Verified
The McHenry County Coroner's Office continues to investigate a partial head found Wednesday night in the Fox River. Coroner Michael Rein announced the investigation Thursday saying his office had been notified of the finding about 9:20 p.m. by the McHenry County sheriff. No location or other detail was provided. "At this time, we have not yet been able to positively identify the remains that were found," he said in a news release.
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