Ron successfully grew the retail business in downtown Chicago, establishing the company as a recognized name in the industry. After graduation, Ron returned to Chicago and began working at Mills Recording, a consumer electronics and recording business which his father founded in 1939.

The friendships he developed at Notre Dame continued throughout his life. At Notre Dame, he also met his future wife Kristin Purkrabek, who was studying at nearby St. Ron attended the University of Notre Dame, graduating in 1970 with a degree in Business Administration. He continued visiting “The Island” throughout his entire life, as it was one of his favorite places to spend time with family and friends. He spent his summers at the family home in Fox Lake, where he loved exploring and water skiing, among other activities.

He graduated Evanston Township High School in 1966, where he was active in theater and glee club. Ron grew up in Evanston with his three siblings. He was born Februin Evanston, IL to Ronald Sr. Local Evanston health officials say nearly 90 percent of residents over 5 years old are vaccinated.Īccording to Cook County Department of Public Health, cases in Suburban Cook County are rising, but the county as a whole remains at the 'medium' community risk level.Ĭhicago's COVID risk level currently sits at 'medium'.Ronald Reynolds Mills Ronald Reynolds Mills, Jr. Masks may temporarily be required in certain classrooms, school buses, or even grade levels if we are seeing increased COVID-19 cases or evidence of transmission.'Ĭity of Evanston metrics Friday showed 397 new COVID cases were reported over a seven day period, compared to 305 the week prior.Īccording to local health officials, once Evanston reaches more 200 new COVID cases per 100,000 people over a week time frame, community level transitions to high. 'As advised by our local health departments, it may be necessary to require masks as a preventative measure in some circumstances. 'While masks indoors are not required for the general District 65 community (except at Park), we still strongly recommend that they continue to be worn, especially when distancing cannot be maintained,' the letter says. Devon Horton says the district is strongly recommending masks, and some classrooms may require them as COVID cases rise. Video captures terrifying moments during armed robbery at West Town liquor storeĪ letter from Evanston/Skokie School District 65 superintendent Dr.

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