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Documentary showings will support New Trier Rugby
Reigning back-to-back state champions, New Trier Rugby gets the job done on the field. Off of it, they could use…
Centennial’s dog-beach-fence plans again receive negative review
For the second time this calendar year, a Winnetka advisory board has opposed the Winnetka Park District’s latest plans…
New Trier girls hockey goes back to back
New Trier girls hockey has a bunch of gamers, regardless of age. Case in point: sophomore Avery Ko in the…
Rep. Schneider handily secures primary victory, seeks 7th Congressional term
Incumbent Rep. Brad Schneider defeated challenger Morgan Coghill in the midterm primary election, winning by a margin of 8,379 votes in…
Glencoe library books voter support of building expansion, renovation
Glencoe voters spoke volumes Tuesday night, authoring a resounding show of support that will help fund the next era of…
More from Election Night: Wilmette’s Dabrowski bested by Bailey; Stratton tops packed senate field; Preckwinkle dominates
After years of criticizing Illinois’ Democratic leadership, Wilmette resident Ted Dabrowski put a lot of money where his mouth was…
Evanston Mayor Biss tops crowded Democratic primary for Illinois’ 9th Congressional District
Standing before a crowd of approximately 200 supporters inside Evanston’s Double Clutch Brewing Company on Tuesday night, the city’s…
Voters support Northfield Park District’s expansion plans
The second time was the charm for the Northfield Park District. The park district’s referendum — where it asked voters…
Winnetka’s Hanley appears to win Democratic primary for state senate
“Humbled, grateful, gratified” were words New Trier Democrats President Patrick Hanley used when claiming victory on Tuesday night in a…
Police Reports: Phony Wilmette invoices; stolen park bench; gas station burglary
The following reports were pulled from the latest incident summaries provided by law enforcement departments in our coverage area (Wilmette,…
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