Niles, United States (Local)
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Elizabeth Owens-Schiele's articles focus mainly on local education, politics, and government announcements in the Chicago area. Her coverage heavily features expert commentary and government announcements related to local developments.
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By: Elizabeth Owens-Schiele
The growing popularity of electric bikes and electric scooters – especially among youth — see riders taking over sidewalks, streets and trails, often sending pedestrians scurrying and municipal lea…
By: Elizabeth Owens-Schiele
Five north suburban towns are among the hundreds statewide that plan to continue the grocery tax the General Assembly and the governor approved
By: Elizabeth Owens-Schiele
(From left) Kate Maehr, Executive Director and CEO, Greater Chicago Food Depository, Josh Hale, President and CEO, Big Shoulders Fund, Ric Estrada, CEO, Metropolitan Family Services, and Sally Blount, CEO, Catholic Charities, gathered for a panel discussion for Pope Leo XIV’s World Day of the Poor.
By: Elizabeth Owens-Schiele
Eight months after the Village of Niles put the brakes on the free bus service, the wheels on the new Pace buses began to roll on April 1.
By: Elizabeth Owens-Schiele
Morton Grove residents will have an opportunity to weigh in later this summer on plans for a new $30 million village hall and police station.
By: Elizabeth Owens-Schiele
A new and improved Metra station is making tracks for Morton Grove commuters.
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The grand opening of a new, dual-branded Marriott hotel in Lincolnwood is planned for Aug. 28 at the former site of the “Purple Hyatt.”
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Demolition of the former Harlem Furniture/The RoomPlace store at the Lincolnwood Town Center is expected to begin this month to make way for redevelopment of the site.
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More than 200 Norridge residents gathered July 29 to learn the village's plans for a new civic campus on the site of the former Divine Savior property.
By: Elizabeth Owens-Schiele
Michael “Ace” Allegretti, the baker behind the locally famous Italian delicacies of Allegretti's Bakery in Norridge, will be remembered for his sweets but also his generous spirit.
