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Public Invited to D219 Town Hall Financial Address on May 23

By Karyn Malench | May 18 at 7:48 a.m.

Over the past nine years the Niles Township High School District 219 Superintendent has invited specific parents, students and community members to a Financial Advisory … Read more ›

FED ED Co-Director Dave Peterson, U.S. Congressman Robert J. Dold and FED ED Co-Director Harry Rossi
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Dold Given the FED ED “Champion of Public Education” Award

By Beth Preis | May 16 at 10:56 a.m.

Dold Given the FED ED “Champion of Public Education” Award WASHINGTON, DC – Last week, U.S. Congressman Robert J. Dold (IL-10) was given the “Champion … Read more ›

Students in Jennifer Conlon's current affairs class research NATO member nations in a Maine East computer lab during a recent class. (Jennifer Delgado/Tribune)

NATO Summit offers students a variety of lessons

By Jennifer Delgado | May 15 at 2:40 p.m.

All eyes are on the protesters, increased security and transportation havoc that this weekend’s NATO summit will bring, but students at Maine East High School … Read more ›

Lincolnwood school district subject of criminal investigation

By Jonathan Bullington | May 4 at 1:31 p.m.

The Cook County State’s Attorney’s office has opened a criminal investigation against Lincolnwood School District 74, school officials have announced. In a prepared statement, school … Read more ›

The first national "Bike to School Day" is Wednesday, May 9.
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First Ever Bike to School Day May 9

By Gina Kenny | May 4 at 11:07 a.m.

Wednesday, May 9 will mark the first ever “Bike to School Day.” The national event is being coordinated by the National Center for Safe Routes … Read more ›

Chiye Tomihiro, an internee at an internment camp during World War II, speaks during a panel discussion at Oakton Community College. (Jennifer Delgado/Tribune)

WWII internee recounts life in captivity during OCC panel

By Jennifer Delgado | April 27 at 4:24 p.m.

Following the bombing of Pearl Harbor and the anti-Japanese hysteria that swept the country, one painful memory seems to linger above the rest for Chiye … Read more ›

Illinois high school track and field: Rare sectional during the day cause of concern to some coaches, athletes

April 27 at 2:41 p.m.

Hundreds of athletes will rise early May 10 and head to Concordia University to try to qualify for the girls track and field state meet. … Read more ›

Maine East students Evan Beierwaltes, 15, and Jesse Lee, 17, remove cattails in the pond inside the Oak Savannah. (Jennifer Delgado/Tribune)

Maine East begins fundraising for Oak Savanna restoration

By Jennifer Delgado | April 18 at 6:00 a.m.

A nature restoration project at least two decades in the making will blossom this week as Maine East begins raising funds to restore and preserve … Read more ›

Oakton student Jacob Schmidt and Oakton naturalist and groundskeeper Ken Schaefer watch sap boil on Thursday. The three-year tradition is part of the ecology club's effort to raise awareness about nature on campus. (Jennifer Delgado/Tribune)

OCC maple syrup demo draws crowd

By Jennifer Delgado | March 27 at 9:18 a.m.

Oakton Community College students and staff unacquainted with the origins of maple syrup received a little history lesson last week as ecology club members demonstrated … Read more ›

Amundsen Reunion Committee Members plan the 60th reunion for the winter and spring classes of 1952.
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Amundsen High School Classes of 1952 Plan 60th Anniversary Reunion Weekend

By Bruce Olson | March 24 at 2:14 p.m.

The Amundsen high school classes (winter and spring) of 1952 are hosting a 60th reunion weekend beginning with a 1 p.m. pizza party on Friday, … Read more ›

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