Peter Kaspari

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Municipal Musical Chairs: A new trustee, an old trustee and a resignation

By Peter Kaspari and Joe Coughlin | 4 days ago

Real estate firm to demo Green Bay Road building, build mixed-use development

By Peter Kaspari | 4 days ago

New Trier students and teachers disagree on classroom devices as district locks in four more years with iPads

By Peter Kaspari | 4 weeks ago

Kenilworth, News

Kenilworth commissioners review new housing opportunities for Green Bay Road corridor

By Peter Kaspari | June 28, 2022

Winnetka beach plan's mystery property owner comes forward, agrees to remove steel barriers but warns of more delays on board's decision

By Peter Kaspari | June 17, 2022

‘A terrible idea’: Winnetka trustees voice opposition to proposed wall for Elder and Centennial beach project

By Peter Kaspari | June 8, 2022

New Trier board votes to move first semester final exams to before winter break

By Peter Kaspari | June 7, 2022

Winnetka residents rip limited beach access and views in park district's Centennial-Elder overhaul

By Peter Kaspari | May 27, 2022

Local fire departments secure support for water rescues in wake of Coast Guard station downgrade

By Peter Kaspari | May 18, 2022

A solar-powered New Trier? $3.2 million 'array' of panels for Northfield campus included in approved facilities projects

By Peter Kaspari | May 17, 2022

Winnetka Town Square? Idea to transform post office site into community gathering space warmly met by trustees

By Peter Kaspari | May 11, 2022

Residents give feedback on Winnetka beachfront plans — and can again on Wednesday, May 11

By Peter Kaspari | May 8, 2022

Trustees say playground improvements at Hubbard Woods, Greeley schools can play on

By Peter Kaspari | April 20, 2022

Kenilworth, News

Kenilworth's water plant isn't going anywhere. Officials to collect resident feedback this summer

By Peter Kaspari | April 19, 2022

'Very, very unlikely': Grocers continue to avoid Treasure Island site, but Wilmette's business vacancy rate is lowest since June 2019

By Peter Kaspari | April 13, 2022

Park Board calls an audible, will present rolled-back West Park plan to Village Board

By Peter Kaspari | April 12, 2022

'The neighborhood is not being served': Zoning board says plan to add courts to West Park is out of bounds

By Peter Kaspari | April 7, 2022

Winnetka celebrates homeowners who made 'really important' decision to renovate instead of tear down their historic homes

By Peter Kaspari | April 6, 2022

Wingin' It: Glencoe Village Board gives OK to backyard chickens

By Peter Kaspari | March 18, 2022

Northfield, News

Cannabis dispensary breezes through Northfield Village Board in face of neighbor opposition

By Peter Kaspari | March 16, 2022

The Lawn on tap to take over food, beverage services at Wilmette Golf Club

By Peter Kaspari | March 15, 2022

Wilmette trustees finalize new tree ordinance, which includes removal fees, restrictions

By Peter Kaspari | March 9, 2022

Final Wayfair designs get the OK from Wilmette boards. Developers hope for late 2023 opening

By Peter Kaspari | March 9, 2022

Wilmette's mission to protect its trees is closer to fruition after four-hour meeting

By Peter Kaspari | February 23, 2022

Four-unit project moves forward, but Winnetka trustees want to hear more from neighbors and architect

By Peter Kaspari | February 16, 2022

West Park neighbors take their fight to the Wilmette Park Board

By Peter Kaspari | February 15, 2022

Wilmette's budding plan to protect its trees still has room to grow, trustees say

By Peter Kaspari | February 9, 2022

Northfield, News

Senior housing complex is a hit with Northfield trustees. It's proposed location is not.

By Peter Kaspari | January 19, 2022

Wayfair officials, Wilmette trustees talk timeline for Edens Plaza anchor store

By Peter Kaspari | January 12, 2022

Kenilworth, News

To be or not to be? Shuttered water plant at center of Kenilworth beachfront discussion

By Peter Kaspari | January 11, 2022

Final approval within reach for 5-unit Walden project after council OK's latest designs

By Peter Kaspari | January 4, 2022

Village of Wilmette to collect bids for amended Ouilmette Way project

By Peter Kaspari | December 15, 2021

Park Board wants residents' thoughts on fate of Gillson Park's through roads as master plan process continues

By Peter Kaspari | December 14, 2021

Glencoe, Community

From a dedicated enforcer to a compliance pledge to a gradual ban, agencies share creative ideas to quiet gas leaf blowers

By Peter Kaspari | December 7, 2021

Pedestrian walkway making strides with Wilmette officials

By Peter Kaspari | November 24, 2021

New Trier updates prized but 'antiquated' adviser program to allow students to choose mixed-gender advisery rooms

By Peter Kaspari | November 16, 2021

New Gillson Park plan emerges; Park Board again delays action, wants cost analysis

By Peter Kaspari | November 9, 2021

Northfield, Sports

'Unusual' amendment OK'd to help sale of storage facility in Northfield

By Peter Kaspari | October 20, 2021

Diversity and inclusion efforts broken down for New Trier School Board

By Peter Kaspari | October 19, 2021

Trio of suitors pitch Winnetka council on 'gateway' lot near New Trier High School

By Peter Kaspari | October 13, 2021

New Trier educators brief school board on importance of critical thinking while addressing 'wrongs of the past'

By Peter Kaspari | September 21, 2021

Shorthanded Park Board approves Playfield path bid at $360,000, discusses vacancy and tables Lakeview Center decision

By Peter Kaspari | September 14, 2021

New Trier School Board hears about first day back, approves 2022 summer projects

By Peter Kaspari | August 24, 2021

Winnetka D36 aligns with state and neighboring districts on masks, testing, quarantines

By Peter Kaspari | August 18, 2021

Kenilworth, News

Kenilworth trustees OK fitness center-coffee shop, but limit class capacity amid parking concerns

By Peter Kaspari | August 17, 2021

Glencoe, Community

25 restaurants contribute to 'Quarantine Cookbook' benefitting Glencoe Junior High

By Peter Kaspari | April 8, 2021

Wilmette underspends by $2 million in 2020; officials credit a Q4 that 'exceeded expectation'

By Peter Kaspari | February 24, 2021

'It's been my honor to serve': Retiring Wilmette Fire Chief Ben Wozney leaves impression after 26 years

By Peter Kaspari | February 12, 2021

A proposed web of biking and walking paths will 'connect everyone' in Wilmette

By Peter Kaspari | February 10, 2021

Northfield, News

Cannabis businesses are now allowed in Northfield after unanimous Village Board support

By Peter Kaspari | January 20, 2021