The Record: Shortcut
Two days of activities — now with fireworks but no remembrance — will mark fourth Highland Park Independence Day since shooting
Like a year ago, Highland Park leaders have agreed to split the town’s Fourth of July activities into two…
Hubbard Woods parking garage needs more work; signage is next up
A pledge of more than $750,000 will address “intensive repairs” to critical infrastructure in the heart of a key Winnetka business…
Local breweries to compete for a cause at Skokie’s Battle of the Brews
Five different local breweries will meet in Skokie this week to compete over who has the best beer on tap….
High School Highlights: Raiders and Ramblers win hoops regionals; NT Green tops LA Gold in playoff hockey
A summary of preps sports competition from area schools over the past week. Send scores and highlights to joe@therecordns….
Leading 9th candidates trade barbs over campaign funding during forum
(Editor’s Note: Alex Harrison reported this story for Evanston RoundTable, a neighboring independent newsroom. It was shared with&…
New Trier gives Maine South its best shot, but it’s too little too late in regional title bout
The final score rarely tells the whole story. And the 67-54 result of the IHSA Class 4A New Trier Regional…
Split board OK’s 68-townhome plan for vacant Arie Crown site
The Skokie Village Board on Tuesday granted final approval via 4-2 vote for a 68-townhome development to be built on…
From garlic to bloody marys and plenty in between, unique celebrations are Highwood’s thing
Highwood might be small, but their creativity isn’t. Whether it be margaritas, garlic or even an inferno, Highwood can…
Athlete of the Week: 10 questions with Max Vogel, New Trier basketball
Max Vogel is a senior guard, a co-captain and two-year starter for the Trevians. He is the team leader in…
Trustees concerned over One Winnetka’s lack of retail, parking
A national fitness brand’s hopes to set up shop in downtown Winnetka didn’t get any stronger Tuesday night,…
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