Caring for Cambodia hosts Ugly Sweater Run

Moira Duffy, Staff Member|November 22, 2018

Caring for Cambodia hosted its annual Ugly Sweater Run on Sunday, Nov. 18, to raise money for Cambodian children. The funds from the event contribute directly to materials that LHS students donate and then distribute during their two-week summer service project in Cambodia.

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This is the rendering for the 10 person conference room. It will be located in the lower level of the library and will replace the area that housed the microfiche machines as well as various printers and copiers.

Cook library study room renovations

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After closing down on September 5th, 2023, Pizzeria DeVille has reopened and is now open for business at 404 N Milwaukee Avenue, under the new ownership of Mr. JR Escobar.

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Cook library study room renovations

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On Saturday, March 11, the D128 Special Olympics basketball team wins state at the Unified High School State Tournament Basketball Championship in Champaign, Ill. The head coach for the Unified team is Deborah Beagle and the LHS athletes are seniors Zach Henderson, Jack Wasser, Haziel Morales and Xavier Granados, and juniors Parker Nuttall and Ty Schiff. (Photo courtesy of District 128).

BREAKING NEWS: D128 Special Olympics basketball team wins Unified High School Basketball Championship

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