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Police chief, village attorney rebuff latest proposal to respond to ICE, Border Patrol in Skokie
A draft ordinance Skokie Trustee Gail Schechter submitted to village staff earlier this year outlines how Skokie police officers “shall”…
High School Highlights: NT girls are CSL indoor track/field champs; Trevians soccer starts with pair of wins
A summary of preps sports competition from area schools over the past week. Send scores and highlights to joe@therecordns….
Athlete of the Week: 10 questions with Hunter Lewis, Loyola softball
Hunter Lewis, a Northwestern commit, is a starting pitcher and designated hitter for the Ramblers. The Highland Park resident was…
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…
Opportunity continues to brew inside Highland Park’s Curt’s Cafe
On the surface, Curt’s Cafe is your typical neighborhood cafe: inviting art on the walls, comforting music in the…
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…
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