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Glencoe Arbor Day Celebration

By John Houde | April 27 at 2:41 p.m.

A representative group of Glencoe Central School students participated in the Friday April 27 Arbor Day tree planting in the green area just north of … Read more ›

Durbin named to House-Senate panel on transportation bill

April 24 at 7:41 p.m.

Illinois will have a seat at the table when an important U.S. House-Senate panel meets to hash out the next national transportation funding bill. U.S. … Read more ›

Consortium to save residents 41 percent on electricity, officials say

By Sue Ter Maat | April 17 at 6:28 p.m.

The North Shore Electricity Aggregation Consortium will save residents in eight north suburban communities 41 percent on their electric bills starting this summer, officials announced … Read more ›

Eugenia Meltzer stands in front of her “Prairie-esque” home in Winnetka, which she and her husband bought 15 years ago and renovated. Meltzer said she opposes redevelopment that clashes with the existing character of a neighborhood, and is proud to own a nearly 60-year-old house. (John P. Huston, Tribune reporter)

Special Report: Tearing down the North Shore

April 17 at 7:00 a.m.

By John P. Huston and Diana Novak / TribLocal reporters As the real estate economy struggles to regain its footing amid record-low interest rates and … Read more ›

An historic former pig farmer's house at 603 Elm St. was demolished in 2005, but its developer altered his original plan to rebuild a new home more in keeping with the neighborhood's character. (John P. Huston, Tribune reporter)

Special Report: Compromising on tear-downs

By John P. Huston | April 17 at 7:00 a.m.

Preservationists tried to persuade the owner of a Civil War-era Winnetka home not to demolish it in 2005. They failed. But when it came down … Read more ›

Glencoe park board considering shorter terms

April 9 at 1:48 p.m.

The Glencoe News reports: Those that serve on the Glencoe Park District Board must really, really want to do it. The terms are six years … Read more ›

(Left to Right): Joey Stone of Chicago as Leading Player and Andrew Keltz of New York as Pippin; Photo Credit: ivarpix.com
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The Music Theatre Company Presents PIPPIN – March 30 thru May 6, 2012

By Audrey Suffrin Public Relations, LLC | March 27 at 6:18 a.m.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Audrey Suffrin Public Relations, LLC 847.607.9559 Asuffrinpr@aol.com THE MUSIC THEATRE COMPANY PRESENTSPIPPINBY STEPHEN SCHWARTZ & ROGER O. HIRSONMarch 30 – May … Read more ›

Glencoe’s contextual design commission lives on – for now

March 13 at 3:02 p.m.

The Glencoe News reports: A minor Glencoe commission has little or no reason to exist and has for months been on the verge of elimination, … Read more ›

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Dold Announces Opportunity for Non-Profits

By Congressman Robert Dold | March 6 at 9:38 a.m.

WASHIGNTON, DC – U.S. Congressman Robert J. Dold (IL-10) announced that the Motorola Mobility Foundation is seeking grant applications from U.S.-based nonprofits for their 2012 … Read more ›

Cook County Commissioner Beavers pleads not guilty

March 2 at 3:50 p.m.

Cook County Commissioner William Beavers has pleaded not guilty to federal tax charges that accuse him of diverting campaign money to personal use without paying … Read more ›

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