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Athlete of the Week: 10 questions with Avery Weinstein, New Trier softball
Avery Weinstein is a senior outfielder for the Trevians. She will continue playing for the University of Massachusetts at Boston…
High School Highlights: NT baseball walks it off on rival Evanston for 9th straight win; Trevs down Kits on volleyball court too
A summary of preps sports competition from area schools over the past week. Send scores and highlights to joe@…
Supporters of Progress Pride banners visit Wilmette commission meeting to counter opposition
Supporters of the LGTBQ+ community and Progress Pride flags gave a spirited retort in front of the Wilmette’s Human…
A French Start: Wilmette’s weekly market opens Saturday
Oh là là, Wilmette’s French Market opens for the season this Saturday, April 20, near the Metra station parking lot….
Grand opening for Wilmette’s Wayfair: May 23
The old Carson Pirie Scott anchor space in Wilmette has come a long way—fair to say. The progress all…
31 Trevians celebrate collegiate commitments
In what has become a semiannual tradition, New Trier High School recognized on Wednesday morning a large group of student-athletes…
Library’s gender-focused programming receives community support
Wilmette residents rallied to support their local library after one of its upcoming events drew the ire of a small…
Highland Park’s Fourth of July plans include parade and 4th Fest, no fireworks
Highland Park is parsing down its Fourth of July festivities in 2024, holding “beloved” events during the daytime while leaving the…
Kenilworth brings on acting village manager and offer spirited sendoff to Patrick Brennan
Kenilworth now has an acting village manager, after village trustees on Monday approved a contract that will allow Dawn Wucki-Rossbach…
64 cases of measles — 2 in suburban Cook Country — confirmed in Illinois in 2024
(Editor’s Note: This story was reported by Margo Milanowski and originally published in the Evanston Roundtable, a neighboring independent…
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