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‘Maybe Lady Gaga’ Sat Here: Pieces of Ravinia Festival’s past are on the move
When Glencoe resident Susan Schmitt was in the market for bar stools, she had not planned on bringing a storied…
Skokie Village Hall is seeking 16 high-schoolers for its new Youth Commission
An array of residents, working professionals and field experts have come to populate more than a dozen Village of Skokie…
Person escapes during Winnetka home invasion; police looking for 6 suspects
(Editor’s Note: This story was updated with more details at 10:34 p.m. Sunday, March 8.) Six armed individuals reportedly invaded…
Loyola contained in 4A championship, collects third straight state trophy
Loyola Academy isn’t new to the big stage, but neither is Nazareth. And since something had to give on…
State Swim/Dive Notebook: 9 top-10 finishes for New Trier; Ramblers and Giants also find podium
While New Trier may have just missed a team prize, the Trevians — and many other North Shore swimmers — brought home…
Demolition at Winnetka Post Office site planned for April
The Winnetka Village Council unanimously approved, as part of its consent agenda, a contract with A Lamp Concrete Contractors for…
The Merchant delivers wine, tastings, culture and even dancing to Highwood
Wine has always told a story — of soil, of climate, of heritage. At The Merchant in Highwood, those stories…
Athlete of the Week: 10 questions with Sam Golden, Loyola basketball
Sam Golden, of Wilmette, just finished his senior season with the Ramblers. The guard is tied (with teammates Danny Lee,…
Community urges Skokie trustees to pass policy on how local police should respond to immigration operations
Last November, amid a surge of federal immigration enforcement activity in the Chicago area, more than 100 people rallied outside Skokie…
Fitness studio gets Winnetka council support amid trustee concerns
In the face of concerns over parking and a lack of retail businesses in a downtown Winnetka development, national fitness…
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