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By: Martin Carlino
A Northfield institution’s plans for an “essential expansion,” fueled by its years-long fundraising campaign, are advancing. Northfield’s Architectural Commission during its Monday, July 13 meeting gave its stamp of approval to Christian Heritage Academy’s vision to add extensive square footage to its footprint in the 300 block of Waukegan Road. The Christian school is planning […]
By: Martin Carlino
The first formal rendering of opinion on Northfield’s intensely debated plan to spur economic development via a tax increment financing district will have to wait a few more weeks. At the conclusion of a two-plus hour meeting Wednesday, July 15, the joint review board, a statutorily created body designated to formally review TIF district proposals, […]
By: Martin Carlino
Local municipal crews are continuing clean-up efforts around the village after Monday’s severe storms resulted in more than 4 inches of rain, as recorded in some parts of Wilmette. Wilmette Village Manager Michael Braiman offered an update on the town’s response Tuesday, July 28 during the Village Board’s meeting. Braiman noted that as of Tuesday […]
Another new addition to Wilmette’s Plaza del Lago is on par to tee off this weekend. Johnnie-O, the well-known, decades-old golf apparel brand, will this weekend celebrate the opening of its new storefront inside the storied Wilmette shopping center. The location will be the brand’s first standalone store in the Midwest. Wilmette trustees during the […]
By: Martin Carlino
What does the revitalization of one of the village’s biggest potential economic drivers look like? In Wilmette, it’s upward of six figures in additional revenue across just six months. The redevelopment of Plaza del Lago reportedly is already paying big dividends for Wilmette, as village officials said the historic shopping center’s resurgence has so far […]
By: Martin Carlino
The City of Highwood has temporarily scaled back the operating hours of a local bar following an early June altercation on its property that resulted in nearly 20 gunshots being fired. Highwood Mayor Charlie Pecaro announced during the City Council’s Tuesday, Aug. 4 meeting that the city has indefinitely reduced the hours at Santi’s Gardens, […]
By: Martin Carlino
A local Highwood bar with a devout following but troubled past will soon be back in business — but not how you remember it. Howard Hughes, who currently owns The Wooden Nickel bar in the city, is taking over as the main operator of the business now formerly known as Teddy O’Brian’s. Highwood City Council […]
By: Martin Carlino
Winnetka officials are once again at a crossroads with an age-old conundrum.
By: Martin Carlino
New Trier opened their 2026 campaign with a commanding 45-13 win over Naperville North on Friday, Aug. 21, in Northfield. Five different New Trier players scored in the victory, which was the program’s second-straight opening-night conquest over the Huskies.
The anticipation started building in July. By early August, the excitement had reached new heights. Then, on just the second play of New Trier football’s s
