Peter Kaspari is a Freelance Reporter at The Record Community News Group and Evanston RoundTable. He focuses on a diverse range of themes including education policy, urban design, and special needs advocacy, often exploring the intersections of architecture and planning with regional interests and world news. His work has been featured in notable publications, highlighting his commitment to covering important issues in education and urban development.
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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
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 […]
By: Peter Kaspari
Significant changes are recommended for The Joseph Sears School’s special-education program as the result of a recent independent audit. Dr. Christina Sepiol, a retired student-services educator who has worked in special education, conducted the audit after being hired by the Kenilworth District 38 School Board earlier this spring. She presented the results of her audit […]
By: Peter Kaspari
Following a series of setbacks to its lakefront plan, the Winnetka Park Board, via a split decision (5-2) on May 28, has directed its legal counsel to begin working with the Village of Winnetka on a possible intergovernmental agreement related to the improvement of Centennial Park Beach, including the dog beach. But a slim majority […]
By: Peter Kaspari
With the former Winnetka Post Office now gone, Village officials are turning to the community to answer the next big question: What should be done with the site? Residents got their first chance to share their opinions during an open house on Tuesday, June 9, in Village Hall. As previously reported by The Record, the […]
By: Peter Kaspari
The Winnetka Village Council is revisiting a discussion that first came up 25 years ago surrounding seven Winnetka streets that end at Lake Michigan. Trustees learned more about the conditions of all seven “streets ends” during a joint special council meeting and study session on Tuesday, June 9, when Village staff sought guidance on what, […]
By: Peter Kaspari
The Winnetka Park District’s proposed changes to its mission and vision statements, and the addition of a values statement, will need more work before Park Board commissioners can get behind them. Park District Executive Director Shannon Nazzal went through the proposed changes and the process behind them at the board’s most recent meeting on May […]
By: Peter Kaspari
Discussions between Winnetka officials and the Winnetka Park District are underway regarding the future of an off-leash dog beach and potential collaboration on lakefront protections. Winnetka Village President Bob Dearborn, during the Winnetka Village Council’s regular meeting on Tuesday, June 16, updated trustees and the community on those conversations, which he said are ongoing. A […]
By: Peter Kaspari
New ice sounds nice to the Winnetka Park Board, which recently expressed interest in further exploring the possibility further. Representatives from the Winnetka Hockey Club, along with its design team, on May 28 proposed a plan for a remodeled and expanded Winnetka Ice Arena, with the hope of earning Park Board support. While no decisions […]
By: Peter Kaspari
Ballyhoo Hospitality’s upcoming One Winnetka restaurant will now have seasonal outdoor dining following a unanimous vote from the Winnetka Village Council. Trustees on Tuesday, June 16, supported a “minor change” to the plans for One Winnetka that will turn what was initially proposed as an outdoor plaza at the intersection of Elm Street and Lincoln […]
By: Peter Kaspari
Westlake Plaza’s soon-to-be newest tenant now has the green light to move in, but village trustees continued to voice concerns about parking availability in the west Wilmette shopping center.
