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Experienced park district leader to take Wilmette reins in interim capacity
The Wilmette Park District is bringing on an experienced parks leader to temporarily take over for resigning Executive Director Steve…
High School Highlights: New Trier gymnastics on the rise; NT boys, LA girls hoops keep it rolling; Trevs girls bowling moves to 8-0
A summary of preps sports competition from area schools over the past week. Send scores and highlights to joe@therecordns….
How to get involved in honor of MLK Jr. on Monday
Local organizations are providing opportunities to do good on Monday in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Check out…
Winnetka beachfront lawsuit is settled
After more than two years, a lawsuit accusing the Winnetka Park District of putting its public land in jeopardy is…
Tsing Tao owners pass it on
Forty-four years on, the family behind Tsing Tao, a Mandarin Chinese restaurant in Wilmette, is moving on. But the restaurant…
More responses needed for Highland Park’s place of remembrance survey
The City of Highland Park is seeking more responses to a survey about potential locations for a place of remembrance…
Winnetka officials learn more about flooding issues on east side and what they can do about it
In its ongoing efforts to reduce flooding throughout the Village and improve stormwater management, Winnetka officials are now looking toward…
Size and cost projections for new police station trimmed once again
The first meeting of Wilmette’s Village Board in 2025 focused solely on a project that will surely be one of…
The right location and $750,000 City incentive helps attract celebrated restaurateur to Highland Park
Highland Park’s blossoming dining scene is continuing to sizzle as one of the city’s native daughters is preparing…
Police Reports: Road-rage fight in Northfield and package burglaries
The following reports were pulled from the latest police summaries provided by departments in our coverage area (Wilmette, Winnetka, Highland…
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