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Lake in the Hills
By: Susan
Created: Dec 2, 2012
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Lake in the Hills is 50 miles from downtown Chicago. It has grown from a small vacation area in the 1920âs to a busy village with a population of 36,520. It is a terrific place to raise a family and a great place to retire. There are numerous parks throughout the village including a dog park. In the âOlderâ section where I live there are 2 small lakes, the largest one has two beaches and allows small boats with trolling motors. When we moved here, many years ago, you had to go to a nearby town to do any major shopping, including for groceries. Now I have 3 grocery stores and two home improvement stores less than a mile from my home. We love the town, but need help with our home.
![Redford, The township was initially created as Bucklin Township in 1827. Due to postal regulations prohibiting two post offices having the same name, when the township was further subdivided unique names had to be found. Thus Bucklin was divided into Pekin and Nankin, a result of a wave of interest in China. Pekin was further divided in 1833 into Redford and Dearborn Townships. The name Redford was chosen supposedly because Indians forded the River Rouge where the river runs through Redford.[citation needed] Thus "Redford," since "rouge" is red in French., Midwest](http://picklemedia1.scrippsnetworks.com/pickle_media1/media/DIY_Network/130426/Photo_Video_45517285228376848426795_smallthumb_hor.jpeg?2)
Terri Alvino
Posted: Dec 8, 2012 | Flag
Great video! Gets the point across. I am Sue's sister, we come from a family of 8 children. Many years ago Sue took on the task of having the family Christmas get together for the entire family! Over the years this celebration has grown as we have children and our children have children and still Sue and John continue to invite and welcome ALL OF US into there home. Sue was hoping to have the kitchen redone by last Christmas and now here we are another year....
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