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Soaring to a league championship
The Falcons, a team made up of skaters from Highland Park, Lake Forest and Chicago’s North Side, won the…
Athlete of the Week: 10 questions with Marycait Mackie, Loyola basketball
Marycait Mackie is a senior guard for the Ramblers. The four-year varsity player was recently named to the All-Girls Catholic…
Ballyhoo’s concept for One Winnetka — called Arkadia — will open in 2027
One of the North Shore’s most anticipated restaurant openings cleared another checkpoint in advance of its eagerly awaited 2027 opening….
Trevians, Giants think pink in special matchup
New Trier and Highland Park girls basketball teams elevated their games on Tuesday to play for more than just on-court…
Cakes, bonbons and gelato collide in downtown Skokie’s newest bakery
Regular shoppers at Skokie Farmers’ Markets may already be familiar with the toffee-covered corn puffs Diva Chocolates and Confections is…
Record joins TEDxWilmette to talk importance, impact of local news
Local news dominated the cafe chatter on a recent evening at Central Station Coffee and Tea in Wilmette. The paneled…
Teddie Kossof calling it a career after a half-century in Northfield
After 50 years of providing beauty care in Northfield, Teddie Kossof is retiring. Kossof, the owner of Teddie Kossof Salon Spa, 281…
Skokie trustees lock in regulations for short-term rentals — up to 90 of which exist in town
The Skokie Village Board voted 5-1 on Monday to create a new pilot program that will give the village the…
Police Reports: Package thefts, music store burglaries and car burglaries
The following reports were pulled from the latest incident summaries provided by law enforcement departments in our coverage area (Wilmette,…
News Briefs: Winterfest returns Saturday; ‘Lion King KIDS’ premieres this week; Super Bowl Blood Drive details; Highwood Restaurant Week begins
Celebrate the winter season on Saturday in Wilmette, where Winterfest will return from noon-4 p.m. on the Village Green…
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