Officials recommend renderings, cost for New Trier’s proposed $75-million overhaul of its athletic facilities
The future of New Trier High School’s Winnetka campus is beginning to get clearer. District officials and representatives from the architecture firm Wight & Company presented Monday, Jan. 11, preliminary design renderings and cost projections for a large-scale potential project that…
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Regina Dominican’s virtual gallery makes sure student artwork finds an audience
Regina Dominican’s first virtual art show debuted Thursday, Jan. 14, and runs through Sunday, Jan. 24.
Annual MLK Jr. Day of Service goes virtual with Sunday workshop, at-home project
The Volunteer Center of N.E. Metro Chicago partnered with HEROS to offer a virtual workshop in honor of MLK…
Freeze Frame: ‘Glencoe treasure’ to be featured on ‘The Today Show’
A crew from the Chicago NBC affiliate filmed a segment at Glencoe’s Watts Center on Thursday, Jan. 14, highlighting the…
Avoca D37 readies to restart its hybrid model, but talks are underway for a shift to daily in-person learning
Avoca School District 37 students will return to their hybrid learning schedules next week but a move to provide on-site daily…
IHSA sports could start this week for regions that meet state’s COVID criteria — and that’s not yet Cook County
The clock is ticking on the 2020-21 high school athletics season, and more than 20 IHSA-sponsored sports have yet to take…
North Shore Country Day to start weekly, required saliva-based COVID-19 testing
Following the lead of New Trier High School and Glencoe District 35, the Winnetka private school will begin required testing for…
Northfield’s longtime police chief Bill Lustig on medical leave
The top cop in the Village of Northfield stepped away from his position for medical leave beginning on Dec. 17, according…
Wilmette Village Board says improvements to Indian Hill Club are on par
More than a year after plans were first submitted, several modifications to Indian Hill Glub are now teed up.
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