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Short-term rentals spark policy discussion in Winnetka
Winnetka officials on Tuesday laid the foundation for a new ordinance that would regulate short-term rentals, such as those listed…
Wisconsin sheriff schedules Friday press conference to address Skokie woman’s detainment claims
The Dodge County Sheriff’s Office will hold a press conference on Friday to address claims that supporters of a…
Youth water polo startup hopes to create far-reaching waves
Ryan Castle has a couple of goals for the sport of water polo locally. The Highland Park High School water…
Ishbia family taking swing at youth sports facility for vacant Office Depot
(Editor’s Note: Alex Harrison Perry reported this story for Evanston RoundTable, a neighboring independent newsroom. It was shared with …
ENAZ to tie purpose, fashion together on the runway
Blending happy-hour energy with purposeful fashion, an evening in Highland Park on April 15 will benefit the Chicago Lighthouse, proving that…
New design, similar concerns for Kenilworth project Park Place
In their latest attempt to receive approval from Kenilworth officials, the developers of a proposed condominium project have modified its…
County’s major Oakton Street project in Skokie to begin soon
Skokie officials formalized a deal with Cook County Monday night that will continue to pave the way for a multimillion…
Former Trevian — an All-Ivy pick — is transfer-portal prize ahead of final college season
While the details have evolved, Jake Fiegen’s goal to play on the next level is nearly as old as…
Police Reports: Stolen-vehicle crash in Wilmette, 15 burglarized vehicles in Skokie
The following reports were pulled from the latest incident summaries provided by law enforcement departments in our coverage area (Wilmette,…
Skokie makes further investment in waterworks following 2025 main break
The Village of Skokie is committing upward of $200,000 to further assess its critical infrastructure in a preemptive measure officials hope…
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