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Fields Auto in Northfield to get upgrade
A 10-acre parcel in Northfield that totals nearly 500,000 square feet is getting a tune-up. The Fields auto campus that stretches…
Glencoe locks in changes to combat ‘unintended consequences’ of new state law
In response to a new state law that prohibits local governments from imposing off-street parking requirements, the Village of Glencoe…
Skokie Village Board rejects $3 ethics fine for former trustee who alleged Village corruption
A former Skokie trustee who was long vocal about corruption allegedly taking place among village officials will not have to…
Former Trevian Jake Fiegen picks Villanova
His pick is in. Jake Fiegen, a 2023 New Trier graduate and All-Ivy League college basketball player, will play for Villanova…
High School Highlights: Kins, Ramblers are Tiger Classic runnerup; Giants baseball improves to 12-3
A summary of preps sports competition from area schools over the past week. Send scores and highlights to joe@therecordns….
Incoming Pelago Cafe is ‘a true love story of family, food and coming together’
In Italy, cafes are more than a quick stop; they are a daily ritual. Two Italian cousins hope to bring…
Athlete of the Week: 10 questions with Ilana Styles, New Trier softball
Ilana Styles is a senior outfielder for the Trevians. She was the CSL South’s offensive player of the year…
Ex-‘Home Alone’ house owner found dead week after arrest
A former owner of the “Home Alone” house in Winnetka reportedly was found dead on Wednesday evening in a forest…
Park Place pushed again as height, retail criticism continues
Kenilworth trustees are not yet sold after a developer’s “fundamental” changes to a tightly contested proposal for the village’…
‘All Too Common’: Community leaders, residents gather to address reports of more antisemitic incidents in Skokie parks
Standing before a crowd of approximately 200 people in Skokie’s Central Park on Tuesday, Rabbi Ari Hart recounted speaking with…
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