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Athlete of the Week: 10 questions with Jack Lopez, Loyola volleyball
Jack Lopez is a senior outside hitter for the Ramblers. He racked up 18 kills in a three-set victory against New…
Nearly 2,000 pieces of trash collected at Gillson Beach
Thirty-six volunteers from across Chicagoland gathered at Gillson Beach on Saturday, April 20, in Wilmette and removed more than 43 pounds of…
High School Highlights: NT girls grab title at Sue Pariseau Invite; Trevians baseball’s win streak gets to 13
A summary of preps sports competition from area schools over the past week. Send scores and highlights to joe@…
In Tribute: ‘Loved by everybody,’ RJ Fox will be remembered during service on Saturday, April 27
Family and friends will honor the life of RJ Fox this Saturday, April 27, in Winnetka. RJ Fox, 18, who tragically died…
Embattled Councilmember Jeff Hoobler joins supporters in rally outside Highland Park City Hall
A fierce showing of support for Jeff Hoobler from a segment of Highland Park residents has echoed through the City…
Loyola defense sparks match-changing run in conquest of New Trier
How quickly — and dramatically — fortunes can change. Loyola Academy volleyball turned the tables on host New Trier just like that…
Wilmette limits when buses can arrive amid surge in migrant dropoffs
With a decision Wednesday night, the Village of Wilmette became the latest North Shore community to implement restrictions on migrant…
Winnetka-based Hoffmann makes play for Oberweis Dairy
The Hoffman Family of Companies, a private equity firm out of Winnetka, announced Tuesday that it will attempt to acquire…
Threatening social media post leads to firearms restraining order against resident
A recent social media post threatening gun violence in the North Shore resulted in an investigation from the Highland Park…
Heroines and Heroes to be continued in Evanston
After three years in downtown Wilmette, comic-book and hobby shop Heroines and Heroes is turning the page. But you won’…
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