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Amid enforcement challenges, Highland Park looks to add further guardrails on short-term rentals
Enforcing existing short-term rental regulations has not been easy in Highland Park, and city leaders are considering a new round…
Skokie continues to lower rat population but falls short of ambitious March 1 goal
Last fall, Mike Charley, the director of Skokie’s Department of Health and Human Services, stood before the Village Board…
NSCD’s dominant playoff run nets the program’s first sectional title
Seeing might be believing, but not in the moment Thursday for Reese Meyers. The North Shore Country Day senior guard…
Houlihan and the Trevians find rhythm to erase deficit, claim regional
A revved-up St. Patrick, backed by its patented raucous student section, had it working much of the first half of…
Harrington ignites Ramblers’ regional-title win
Loyola Academy showed it was ready for a game Lincoln Park squad in Friday’s 49-41 regional final win at…
RoundTable steps up with independent poll that shows Biss leads and significant undecided segment
Election season is upon us — which means polling season is upon us. With data here, there and everywhere, conclusions can…
Speed limit reductions for Skokie’s residential streets go into effect Sunday
Skokie drivers will have to ease off the gas starting next week, when the village sets the majority of its…
Ramblers Locke in to claim third straight sectional title
Squaring off with a familiar foe, Loyola Academy benefitted from the two-way play of junior Maddie Locke and took a…
Parents question District 65’s transparency around employees accused of sexual assault
(Editor’s Note: Please be advised that this article contains descriptions of sexual violence that may be disturbing and distressing.)…
Diversity, peace and unity are priorities for permanent shooting memorials, Highland Park officials say
All in the community carry, in varying ways and weights, the memory of that day. How to support those diverse…
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