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Monday, December 10, 2012

Mobile Phone App Considered for Grayslake Businesses

The village is considering creating a mobile phone app for licensed Grayslake businesses to promote themselves. The proposed app would be free for businesses and customers to access.

There are mobile phone apps for just about everything, so why not one for Grayslake businesses to promote themselves? This is the thought of the Grayslake Economic Development Commission (EDC), which has recommended it to the village board for consideration. The concept, discussed at village's Dec. 4 committee-of-the-whole meeting, is to develop a mobile phone app for licensed Grayslake businesses that would be downloadable from the iPhone App Store and the Android Market at no cost to the businesses or consumers. A one-time development and set-up fee of $5,000, which includes creation of the app and the first year's subscription for the business community access, would be funded from the EDC's budget. Through the app, licensed Grayslake …

Erica A.

11:55 am on Wednesday, February 6, 2013

I love this idea! I have lived in Grayslake now for 4 years, but grew up in the area. When I'm able to shop Grayslake, I do. Something I've also been thinking about, which I'm not sure relates to this article directly, is a page (or maybe a tab in the app) where all of the available apartments downtown could be listed. I know so many people who are frequently looking to live in a cute downtown …   more ›

Thursday, July 28, 2011

Send Your Student to College with Grayslake Patch

The Patch newsletter and smart phone apps are great ways for your college students to keep up with news back home.

Help your college bound child to keep in touch with his or her hometown news. Sign your student up for a Patch newsletter, and let them know about adding the Patch apps for iPhone and Android phones.  Oh, yeah, and it is FREE! Your student can keep up with local news, high school events and other community info. It is a great way to feel less homesick and to stay connected with their hometown. That means not missing out on what going on Grayslake Central High School, Grayslake North High School, The Oasis or even checking out the police blotter. As for us, we'd like to stay connected to some of our most loyal readers. If your student does something great at college (wins an award? goes to a foreign country? organizes a huge volunteer …

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