Peter Kaspari is a Freelance Reporter at The Record Community News Group and Evanston RoundTable. He focuses on themes such as climate change and the environment, regional interest and world news, as well as construction and real estate, often exploring topics related to environmental services, education, and the construction industry. Peter's work has been featured in notable publications, highlighting his commitment to covering critical issues that impact both local and global communities.
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Peter Kaspari's coverage primarily focuses on local government, education, real estate industry and urban planning in the United States, specifically Illinois and Chicago. His articles often include announcements and expert commentary related to local educational initiatives, construction projects, government decisions, and public opinion.
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By: Peter Kaspari
Four years after New Trier High School’s Transition Center opened in Glencoe, staff and students involved with the center shared its successes with the high school’s School Board on Monday. Dr. Joanne Panopoulos, assistant superintendent for special education and student services, said that since its opening in 2022 the Transition Center has “significantly expanded our […]
Amid concerns about a lack of retail businesses moving into important development One Winnetka, a doctor heard good news from a majority of Winnetka trustees to receive preliminary support for her audiology office. DUET Audiology Clinic, in a 4-2 vote, is set to fill the sixth and final vacancy at One Winnetka, 730 Elm St., […]
By: Peter Kaspari
In response to a new state law that prohibits local governments from imposing off-street parking requirements, the Village of Glencoe has amended its zoning code related to nonresidential uses in residential areas. During the Village Board’s regular meeting on Thursday, April 16, trustees unanimously approved a number of amendments that staff believe will help mitigate […]
By: Peter Kaspari
The administration at Township School District 113 is proposing a change to how it charges student fees for classroom materials, including textbooks, technology and activities. During the School Board’s regular meeting on Tuesday, April 28, district leaders discussed why they began studying student fees, and why they are proposing the district adopt a flat student […]
By: Peter Kaspari
A standing-room-only audience at Wilmette Village Hall on Tuesday evening as the Wilmette Police Department turned out in mass to celebrate two retiring brothers in blue, as well as the promotion of another to sergeant. Village leaders recognized Sgts. Roger Ockrim and Ed Trage for their combined 63 years of service to the Wilmette PD. […]
By: Peter Kaspari
As the Wilmette Park Board reelected its president and voted on a new vice president in split votes, the board’s leadership is promising better efforts to improve internal relations. Commissioner Patrick Lahey was elected to his second term as Park Board president, while Commissioner Julia Goebel was elected the board’s vice president, in identical 5-2 […]
By: Peter Kaspari
With the Village of Northfield exploring the adopting a Tax Increment Financing district to help with economic development, New Trier High School officials have come out against the idea, saying it would negatively impact the district. The School Board learned about the possible side effects of a Northfield TIF district on Monday, May 18, courtesy […]
History now has more protection in Glencoe. Glencoe trustees on Thursday night passed four ordinances aimed at preserving historic properties and discouraging demolition, actions that Village President Howard Roin said have been discussed for some time. “We’ve come a long way,” he said. In a presentation to the board, Assistant Village Manager Adam Hall reviewed […]
By: Peter Kaspari
Glencoe beach neighbors are demanding that Village officials do more to address their concerns about parking, airing complaints to Village trustees during their recent meeting. Trustees spent more than two hours of the four-hour meeting on Thursday, May 21, listening to neighbors, who created a standing-room-only Village Hall council chambers to share their frustrations with […]
By: Peter Kaspari
Close to four years after deciding not to seek a second term on the New Trier High School Board of Education, Brad McLane has returned to serve. The School Board on Monday appointed McLane to fill the vacancy left by the resignation of former board member Kimberly Alcantara. He previously served one term (2019-2023) on […]
