Martin Carlino

martin carlino

Martin Carlino is a co-founder and senior editor who assigns and edits The Record stories, while also bylining articles every week. Martin was previously editor of The Northbrook Tower and is an award-winning education and news reporter. Martin, a graduate of Dominican University, has also spent time covering River Forest, Oak Park and Berwyn.

Recent Stories

Plans to replace a Green Bay Road building are headed for Village Council

By Martin Carlino | 3 hours ago

With new location, Northfield business will 'meat' customers at Winnetka train station

By Martin Carlino | 3 days ago

Winnetka fee and tax increases mean hundreds more per household

By Martin Carlino | 4 days ago

Highland Park, News

Liquor-license conflict continues in Highland Park as mayor refuses to consider change in 2024

By Martin Carlino | 5 days ago

Village OKs designer for police station plans, while residents request minimal impact to Howard Park

By Martin Carlino | 1 week ago

Concerns over proposed pier leads Winnetka Zoning Board to again table beachfront plan

By Martin Carlino | 2 weeks ago

Wilmette committee supports update to Plaza del Lago’s sign ordinance

By Martin Carlino | 2 weeks ago

Middle Eastern spot Maz Mez to fill storefront left by Big Tomato

By Martin Carlino | 3 weeks ago

Glencoe, Elections

Politician Roundup: U.S. Reps. Schakowsky, Schneider coast; Gabel and Gong-Gershowitz too; Dems take local state's attorney races

By Martin Carlino | 3 weeks ago

Northfield, Sports

'Mistakes in key moments' cost New Trier in season finale against Deerfield

By Martin Carlino | 4 weeks ago

Glencoe, Elections

To home rule or not to home rule? That is the question to Glencoe voters

By Martin Carlino | October 23, 2024

128-unit Optima development is a go in Wilmette, will build next door to sister building

By Martin Carlino | October 22, 2024

Winnetka's beach plans officially meet Village scrutiny

By Martin Carlino | October 16, 2024

Winnetka, Sports

Sophomore bursts onto scene to help Trevians pick up much-needed victory

By Martin Carlino | October 11, 2024

First look at Wilmette '25 budget includes 2.3% tax increase, waste fee reduction

By Martin Carlino | October 9, 2024

Northfield, Sports

Trevians' offensive woes carry into conference play as Maine South blanks New Trier

By Martin Carlino | September 28, 2024

Wilmette trustees evaluate Optima Lumina during meeting of 4-plus hours

By Martin Carlino | September 25, 2024

Picking a design firm and finalizing a location are up next for Wilmette police station project

By Martin Carlino | September 22, 2024

Northfield, Sports

Palatine plays spoiler on New Trier's homecoming night, sends Trevians into pivotal matchup with Maine South

By Martin Carlino | September 21, 2024

Wilmette will shift dispatch services to Glenview

By Martin Carlino | September 20, 2024

Northfield, Sports

Knights' Night: Prospect pummels New Trier in Trevians first road game of 2024

By Martin Carlino | September 14, 2024

Northfield, Sports

Naperville North's 28 unanswered points doom New Trier on opening night

By Martin Carlino | August 31, 2024

Small Cheval gets liquor license, hopes for fall opening

By Martin Carlino | August 30, 2024

Wilmette partners with Northbrook to fortify emergency response

By Martin Carlino | August 29, 2024

Village aims to fund lead-pipe replacements throughout Wilmette, seek grant and loan opportunities

By Martin Carlino | August 28, 2024

Winnetka, Sports

'New energy' has Trevians targeting fast start in hopes of a return to the playoffs

By Martin Carlino | August 23, 2024

Village officials talk residents through review process for park district's Elder-Centennial application

By Martin Carlino | August 7, 2024

Winnetka, Community

Winnetka Farmers’ Market breaks attendance record

By Martin Carlino and Cleo Pool | July 23, 2024

Glencoe trustees favor November ballot for home-rule vote

By Martin Carlino | July 21, 2024

Glencoe and county not seeing eye to eye on future of Glencoe Golf Club's clubhouse

By Martin Carlino | July 19, 2024

Winnetka Golf Club cards Aug. 12 opening with expanded alcohol service — but not at 7 a.m.

By Martin Carlino | July 17, 2024

Highland Park, Sports

Giants want to build off impressive 2023 campaign

By Martin Carlino | July 12, 2024

Glencoe, Sports

Sideline shakeup, fresh faces will give New Trier football a different look in the fall

By Martin Carlino | July 12, 2024

Residents continue to pummel park district over Gillson fencing, while officials tout improved behavior and high attendance

By Martin Carlino | July 9, 2024

Luxury clothing brand James Perse on way to Plaza del Lago

By Martin Carlino | July 8, 2024

Optima Lumina has more work to do to gain approval of Wilmette officials, residents

By Martin Carlino | July 2, 2024

Village Board could see updated projections for proposed police station in July

By Martin Carlino | July 1, 2024

Vocal neighbors contribute to denial of residential addition, garage

By Martin Carlino | June 27, 2024

'No plans yet’ for Beth Hillel property, Park Board president says

By Martin Carlino | June 25, 2024

Highland Park, News

One project is done, but construction continues in downtown Highland Park

By Martin Carlino | June 23, 2024

Highland Park, News

'Unbelievable that this has gone on this long': Noise complaints against Albion Highland Park continue despite previous fines

By Martin Carlino | June 13, 2024

Frustrated residents let Park Board hear it over Gillson fencing; officials open to 'alternative solutions'

By Martin Carlino | June 11, 2024

Three for Fore!: Trio of Canal Shores fences to block errant golf balls get blessing of Wilmette commission

By Martin Carlino | June 7, 2024

Ghost kitchen inside Valley Lodge to appear with its own space

By Martin Carlino | June 6, 2024

Chase's revamped rebuild has Winnetka council's support

By Martin Carlino | June 5, 2024

Highland Park, News

Ravinia Festival's plans to upgrade its pavilion will go in front of City officials

By Martin Carlino | June 4, 2024

Highland Park, News

Highland Park council takes action in effort to curb idling trains

By Martin Carlino | May 31, 2024

Highland Park, News

Highland Park library's expansion plans inching closer to City review

By Martin Carlino | May 29, 2024

Winnetka, Sports

A regional championship, 30th straight win and 1,000th coaching victory: Saturday was a special day for New Trier baseball

By Martin Carlino | May 26, 2024

Winnetka Council Recap: Home granted landmark status, postal service lease extended again, village manager spending power increased

By Martin Carlino | May 22, 2024

Two Sides of the Fence: Residents scold park district over beach fencing, while officials cite safety issues

By Martin Carlino | May 21, 2024

Trustees OK changes on public displays on Village Green

By Martin Carlino | May 17, 2024

Wilmette digs into downtown-parking dilemma

By Martin Carlino | May 15, 2024

At $5.4 million, Park Board approves purchase of Beth Hillel property

By Martin Carlino | May 14, 2024

Winnetka, Sports

Dominant pitching and pesky offense on display again as Trevians win 19th straight

By Martin Carlino | May 9, 2024

55 percent reduction in proposed Small Cheval sign is not good enough for Wilmette commission

By Martin Carlino | May 7, 2024

Wilmette commission expresses concerns about Optima's latest plans for Green Bay Road development

By Martin Carlino | May 2, 2024

Highland Park, News

Embattled Councilmember Jeff Hoobler joins supporters in rally outside Highland Park City Hall

By Martin Carlino | April 25, 2024

Library's gender-focused programming receives community support

By Martin Carlino | April 18, 2024

Highland Park, News

Highland Park council wants an ethics official

By Martin Carlino | April 14, 2024

Highland Park, News

Highland Park's liquor-license debate continues. City loosens regulations, but elected-official clause remains

By Martin Carlino | April 11, 2024

Swimming, paid entrance and increased security are part of plan to counter years of problems at Wilmette's South Beach

By Martin Carlino | April 9, 2024

Wilmette Park Board Notes: $5 million worth of bonds, autonomous lawnmowers and return of Star Spangled Splash

By Martin Carlino | April 9, 2024

Highland Park, News

Updated financial projections offer better standing for District 113

By Martin Carlino | April 2, 2024

Highland Park, News

District 113 slows plan to limit lab time

By Martin Carlino | April 2, 2024

Glencoe trustees support asking voters to give village home-rule status

By Martin Carlino | March 28, 2024

Newest One Winnetka project is all but done deal

By Martin Carlino | March 24, 2024

Highland Park, News

Highland Park dome to be rebuilt for pickleball, other paddle sports

By Martin Carlino | March 20, 2024

Highland Park, News

Council loosens regulations in hopes of attracting tenants to Ravinia Crossing

By Martin Carlino | March 19, 2024

Winnetka trustees want 'visionary' to design 'town square' project

By Martin Carlino | March 13, 2024

Highland Park, News

Highland Park councilmembers, business leaders continue to stick up for Jeff Hoobler

By Martin Carlino | March 12, 2024

Park district prepares to face Village's new steep-slope regulations with Elder-Centennial application

By Martin Carlino | March 10, 2024

Highland Park, News

Science teachers rip District 113's idea to condense lab time

By Martin Carlino | March 6, 2024

Winnetka, Sports

Third time's the charm for New Trier girls basketball as Trevians hang on to top Glenbrook South, claim regional title

By Martin Carlino | February 16, 2024

Amid resident backlash, Wilmette Village Board makes Ryan Field deal final

By Martin Carlino | February 14, 2024

Highland Park, News

It's Highland Park City Council or Ravinia Brewing for Jeff Hoobler — not both

By Martin Carlino | February 13, 2024

Highland Park, News

HPHS will trial DHS's bell schedule next year as District 113 hopes to get school days in sync

By Martin Carlino | February 7, 2024

Wayfair's large mural, restaurant signage get OK from Wilmette commission

By Martin Carlino | February 6, 2024

Residents learn more about Hubbard Woods streetscape work — set to begin later this year

By Martin Carlino | January 31, 2024

Highland Park, News

HP bolsters THC-related ban with split decision

By Martin Carlino | January 31, 2024

Highland Park, News

DeNucci's Italian en route to Highland Park, in part thanks to $1.5 million grant from city

By Martin Carlino | January 30, 2024

Wilmette trustees 'continue to review' potential Ryan Field objection, will give update by February meeting

By Martin Carlino | January 24, 2024

Larger fines, improved signage will discourage illegal parking around Loyola Academy, Wilmette officials hope

By Martin Carlino | January 24, 2024

Winnetka Park Board accepts Ishbia's $3 million donation via 4-3 decision

By Martin Carlino | January 19, 2024

Post office project, One Winnetka and more: Winnetka council gets updates and sets stage for busy 2024

By Martin Carlino | January 17, 2024

Over, Done: Wilmette Village Board rejects McDonald's proposal

By Martin Carlino | January 9, 2024

Dueling multi-million-dollar donation offers stymie Winnetka Park Board

By Martin Carlino | December 15, 2023

Officials celebrate completion of largest capital project in Wilmette history

By Martin Carlino | December 14, 2023

Wilmette residents want Village officials to keep fighting NU's Ryan Field plan

By Martin Carlino | December 13, 2023

McDonald's satisfies Wilmette zoning board — barely

By Martin Carlino | December 7, 2023

Park commissioners, residents blast preliminary donation offer from Ishbia Foundation

By Martin Carlino | December 1, 2023

Retiring Avoca superintendent talks lifetime in education and leaving district in prepared hands

By Martin Carlino | November 26, 2023

Wilmette, Sports

Wilmette trustees see the light for Loyola Academy

By Martin Carlino | November 15, 2023

Highland Park, Sports

Highland Park's spirited, 400-yard performance not enough to overcome Cary-Grove

By Martin Carlino | November 5, 2023

Winnetka, Sports

New Trier boys soccer caps remarkable season with program's first state championship since 2008

By Martin Carlino | November 5, 2023

Northfield, Sports

New Trier's memorable playoff run comes to an end as Trevs fall short against Benet in supersectional

By Martin Carlino | November 4, 2023

Northfield, Sports

New Trier tops Leyden to claim second-straight sectional title, head back to state's final 8

By Martin Carlino | October 28, 2023

Northfield, Sports

New Trier wraps up 'rocky' season with victory over Deerfield

By Martin Carlino | October 21, 2023

Northfield, Sports

Glenbrook South tops New Trier football for 4th time in last 5 seasons

By Martin Carlino | October 14, 2023

Northfield, Sports

New Trier gets back in win column with narrow victory on homecoming night

By Martin Carlino | October 7, 2023

Northfield, Sports

Evanston's last-minute score hands New Trier another harrowing defeat

By Martin Carlino | September 30, 2023

A public mural may be coming to downtown Wilmette

By Martin Carlino | September 27, 2023

Close Call: Delivery snafu nearly costs Glencoe its holiday lights

By Martin Carlino | September 24, 2023

Glencoe trustees give go-ahead to Central School addition

By Martin Carlino | September 24, 2023

Northfield, News

Resident threatens to challenge Northfield's handling of public-records requests, but village stands behind response

By Martin Carlino | September 20, 2023

Northfield, Sports

Barrington holds off New Trier with goal-line stand to remain unbeaten as Trevs drop to 1-3

By Martin Carlino | September 15, 2023

Winnetka council trying to thread the needle of bluff protection and property rights

By Martin Carlino | September 13, 2023

Northfield, Sports

Prospect rallies from 10 down in final minutes to stun New Trier

By Martin Carlino | September 9, 2023

Zoning board goes into overtime discussing Loyola lights proposal; Meeting to continue at later date

By Martin Carlino | September 7, 2023

Northfield, Sports

Seniors McCarey, Jeppe help New Trier bounce back in big way

By Martin Carlino | September 2, 2023

Northfield, Sports

It’s deja vu for New Trier as Hersey hands it an opening-night loss

By Martin Carlino | August 26, 2023

Winnetka, Sports

Chemistry and experience have New Trier football thinking big thoughts about 2023

By Martin Carlino | August 17, 2023

Small Cheval plans get necessary approvals

By Martin Carlino | August 13, 2023

'We are sending a clear message': Wilmette trustees pass objection to rezoning that would allow outdoor concerts at NU's Ryan Field

By Martin Carlino | August 9, 2023

Attorney general clears Village of Winnetka in Open Meetings Act query

By Martin Carlino | August 3, 2023

Skinny lot on Oak Street could see 3-unit development

By Martin Carlino | August 2, 2023

Wilmette Village Board: Officials encourage public over private mosquito control; new Linden Square occupant; change in refuse collection

By Martin Carlino | July 27, 2023

Wilmette to consider formal objection related to Ryan Field rebuild, as resident disapproval intensifies

By Martin Carlino | July 26, 2023

Northfield, News

Village Board favors $650,000 fountain for Happ Road roundabout project in Northfield

By Martin Carlino | July 24, 2023

Northfield, News

Northfield ratifies deals with outgoing village manager that include $267,000 remote position and $85,000 settlement payout

By Martin Carlino | July 20, 2023

Northfield, News

Northfield village president, trustees hope to mend fences following months of infighting

By Martin Carlino | July 19, 2023

Chalet’s expansion plans move forward, new CBA with Wilmette firefighters union approved

By Martin Carlino | July 14, 2023

Wilmette officials hear Ryan Field opposition 'loud and clear'

By Martin Carlino | July 12, 2023

Glencoe, Community

Downtown Glencoe to get sweet (and savory) dining addition with Honey Butter Fried Chicken

By Martin Carlino | June 21, 2023

Fajita Pete’s, a new carry-out and delivery eatery, plans to open 'flagship store' in Wilmette later this summer

By Martin Carlino | June 15, 2023

'This is simply too much in too small an area': Village trustees unanimously vote against proposal for 14-unit townhome development along Wilmette Avenue

By Martin Carlino | June 14, 2023

Wilmette Park District to debut new ‘Star Spangled Splash’ event at Centennial Park as part of Independence Day festivities

By Martin Carlino | June 13, 2023

Winnetka, Sports

Pitching, defense, Olesker step up to punch New Trier's ticket to the state finals

By Martin Carlino | June 6, 2023

Winnetka, Sports

Trevs' 9-run outburst more than enough to support Kaplan in sectional-title win

By Martin Carlino | June 3, 2023

Highland Park, News

Time's up on HPHS scoreboards. With assist from boosters, upgrades are planned for Wolters Field

By Martin Carlino | June 1, 2023

Highland Park, News

Survey says HPHS, DHS parents want more security, while School Board continues to mull options

By Martin Carlino | May 31, 2023

EvaDean's to cover park renovations, Village to provide outdoor furniture in agreement to share Veterans Park

By Martin Carlino | May 24, 2023

Will a new Wilmette police station finally happen? Trustees OK studies to find out

By Martin Carlino | May 24, 2023

Wilmette schools may lose choir director, but School Board commits to choir program

By Martin Carlino | May 23, 2023

Rintz

Rift between Village of Winnetka and park district goes public as Park Board tries to 'manipulate potential negotiations,' village president says

By Martin Carlino | May 22, 2023

Green Bay Road project adds fourth floor, gains Winnetka council support — but with a warning

By Martin Carlino | May 17, 2023

Survey Says: Residents support Wilmette Park District but ask for more trails, an indoor pool, a fenced-in dog park

By Martin Carlino | May 9, 2023

'It's just too many units': Zoning board opposes another plan to redevelop 1300 block of Wilmette Avenue

By Martin Carlino | May 4, 2023

Chalet eyes remodel and expansion of signature Wilmette store

By Martin Carlino | April 30, 2023

Gas-leaf-blower restrictions officially expanded in Wilmette — but residents push for full ban

By Martin Carlino | April 26, 2023

More From Wilmette Village Board: New Plaza del Lago entryway approved; Speakeasy concept at Fourth and Linden withdraws; Loyola Academy lighting proposal draws closer

By Martin Carlino | April 26, 2023

Hubbard Woods Plaza is set for 3-story project as Glencoe trustees OK developers' second redevelopment attempt

By Martin Carlino | April 21, 2023

Northfield, Sports

New Trier outlasts Niles West, conditions to keep playoff hopes alive

By Martin Carlino | October 15, 2022

Northfield, Sports

Glenbrook South makes 'big plays in key situations' to take down New Trier on homecoming night

By Martin Carlino | October 8, 2022

Northfield, Sports

After 'getting butts kicked' in 2021, New Trier takes down rival Evanston and picks up second straight victory

By Martin Carlino | September 24, 2022

Northfield, Sports

3 rushing TD's, 4 takeaways on senior night get Trevians their first victory of the season

By Martin Carlino | September 16, 2022

Northfield, Sports

Unbeaten Pirates sink Trevians with fast start, dropping New Trier to 0-3

By Martin Carlino | September 10, 2022

Northfield, Sports

New Trier offense is silent in opening-night loss to Hersey

By Martin Carlino | August 27, 2022

Northfield, Sports

'They played better than us in pretty much every aspect of the game': Maine South ends New Trier's season in playoff opener

By Martin Carlino | October 30, 2021

Northfield, Sports

Seniors lead the way as New Trier wins big to become playoff-eligible

By Martin Carlino | October 16, 2021

Winnetka, Sports

Spirited New Trier comeback falls just short in heartbreaker in Glenview

By Martin Carlino | October 9, 2021

Northfield, Sports

Cummings scores five touchdowns as New Trier rolls past Glenbrook North on homecoming night

By Martin Carlino | October 2, 2021

Winnetka, Sports

Evanston flies past New Trier in conference opener as Trevs' 'growing pains' on defense continue

By Martin Carlino | September 25, 2021

Winnetka, Sports

New Trier survives road test against Conant behind five rushing touchdowns

By Martin Carlino | September 18, 2021

Winnetka, Sports

New Trier's Cremascoli gets it done on air and ground in commanding victory over Stevenson

By Martin Carlino | September 4, 2021

Winnetka, Community

Winnetka Music Festival is back. New name and place, but same eclectic lineup on Sept. 11

By Martin Carlino | September 2, 2021

Winnetka, Sports

Four touchdowns from new thunder-lightning backfield power New Trier to season-opening win

By Martin Carlino | August 28, 2021

Northfield, Sports

Plenty of talent returns for Trevs offense, while fresh faces boost defense, special teams

By Martin Carlino | August 23, 2021

Masking indoors, testing unvaccinated staff, fewer quarantines and more from New Trier's back-to-school plan

By Martin Carlino | August 12, 2021

Wilmette plans party to celebrate end of yearlong downtown streetscape project

By Martin Carlino | August 12, 2021

Bahá'í faith plans to revitalize Wilmette office building on Linden to house its archives

By Martin Carlino | August 10, 2021

Northfield, Community

Winnetka-Northfield Library District removes late fines

By Martin Carlino | August 10, 2021

Loyola Academy updates mask policy to align with state’s mandate; New Trier board calls special meeting for Wednesday, Aug. 11

By Martin Carlino | August 5, 2021

For 100 years, Winnetka maintained a small road at New Trier that it didn't own. Now, it's stuck with it.

By Martin Carlino | August 5, 2021

Vaccinated or not, students in Illinois are required to wear masks indoors this school year, governor says

By Martin Carlino | August 4, 2021

Wilmette Village Board honors 'absolute rockstar' Brigitte Berger-Raish for recognition as Top Ten Public Works Leader

By Martin Carlino | August 3, 2021

Winnetka, Sports

'It really did end in the best way possible': FC United U20 wins U.S. Youth Soccer National Championship

By Martin Carlino | August 3, 2021

Cook County's new 'Destination: Vaccination' program to offer free rides to vaccination sites

By Martin Carlino | August 2, 2021

Winnetka, Sports

New Trier's Jake Fiegen drops 51 points in AAU win: 'I felt like I could just throw it up and it would go in'

By Martin Carlino | July 30, 2021

In contested vote, Wilmette trustees move toward allowing recreational cannabis sales

By Martin Carlino | July 28, 2021

Glencoe, Community

Glencoe Park District seeks community feedback on possible West Park renovations

By Martin Carlino | July 28, 2021

Details emerge on incoming bakery-sandwich shop from owners of Sophia Steak

By Martin Carlino | July 27, 2021

Future cannabis sales ready for opinion of Wilmette Village Board on Tuesday, July 27

By Martin Carlino | July 23, 2021

Future development? Winnetka trustees approve subdivision of skinny lot on Oak Street

By Martin Carlino | July 21, 2021

Glencoe trustees OK new restaurant's Poppy's Social patio, but with limited seating and hours

By Martin Carlino | July 21, 2021

'Now is the time to look forward': Longtime Writers Theatre leader Michael Halberstam resigns in wake of conduct investigation

By Martin Carlino | July 20, 2021

Outdoor dining in Wilmette is now allowed year-round

By Martin Carlino | July 15, 2021

Winnetka, Sports

An early look at New Trier, Loyola football after they square off in 7 on 7

By Martin Carlino | July 13, 2021

CDC, IDPH suggest unvaccinated students, staff wear masks in school, but New Trier holds off on setting policy

By Martin Carlino | July 12, 2021

Planned renovations, new warming shelter for Winnetka Metra station will shift a portion of Green Bay Trail

By Martin Carlino | July 12, 2021

Village gets 30 plus letters from residents opposing housing development before zoning meeting is postponed

By Martin Carlino | July 11, 2021

Wilmette, Community

Visit the former homes of 'local legends' with two-part audio tour. Part I is out now.

By Martin Carlino | July 8, 2021

COVID-19 vaccine will be available at Glencoe farmers market on July 15

By Martin Carlino | July 6, 2021

'Risk of infection is low' two weeks after region's first West Nile mosquitoes of year found in Skokie, officials say

By Martin Carlino | July 5, 2021

Wilmette, Community

Show of Fourth: Residents flock to area festivities for first time in two years to celebrate holiday

By Martin Carlino | July 5, 2021

Winnetka Council gives New Trier’s $75-million project to replace Gates Gymnasium its stamp of approval

By Martin Carlino | July 1, 2021

After year-long delay, playground renovations at Wilmette's Maple Park likely to start in August

By Martin Carlino | June 30, 2021

With record sales tax revenue and vibrancy, Glencoe officials consider making outdoor dining a year-round fixture in downtown

By Martin Carlino | June 29, 2021

Wilmette, Sports

Days after signing minor-league deal with the Philadelphia Phillies, New Trier alumnus Charlie Tilson records walk-off hit

By Martin Carlino | June 28, 2021

Winnetka, Sports

High School Highlights: North Shore Country Day's Sam Roszak wins state long jump title, while Loyola's Werner leads Ramblers to 8th-place finish

By Martin Carlino | June 25, 2021

15 months, 29 extensions and one global pandemic later, Wilmette’s local disaster declaration expires

By Martin Carlino | June 25, 2021

Wilmette has extended its moratorium on cannabis retail sales. Yet, talks about zoning Edens Plaza for a future dispensary continue next week.

By Martin Carlino | June 24, 2021

Rock band O.A.R will headline 'Glencoe Live,' a benefit concert set for Labor Day weekend

By Martin Carlino | June 23, 2021

Wilmette, Sports

Ramblers roll past Titans to claim first IHSA title and perfect season in program history

By Martin Carlino | June 19, 2021

Glencoe, Community

Starting in 2022, Glencoe's Chicago Botanic Garden will charge admission fee for first time

By Martin Carlino | June 18, 2021

Gillson Park open house set for early July as officials push master plan forward

By Martin Carlino | June 17, 2021

New Trier Board approves first bid package for new $75-million athletic facility; work to begin this summer

By Martin Carlino | June 16, 2021

Winnetka, Sports

Lancers ace stymies Trevians, whose special postseason run ends in supersectional

By Martin Carlino | June 15, 2021

New Trier officials hope to know mitigation measures for next school year by early August

By Martin Carlino | June 15, 2021

Wilmette, Community

Back With A Bang: Wilmette's July 3 celebration is back on, while Northfield will gather on the Fourth

By Martin Carlino | June 13, 2021

Winnetka, Sports

New Trier hangs on against OPRF to win sectional title in thrilling one-run finish

By Martin Carlino | June 12, 2021

Wilmette's Neighborhood Storage Project reaches 'milestone,' as officials set sights on final stage

By Martin Carlino | June 11, 2021

Luigi’s Dress Shop — a speakeasy-style cocktail and gown shop — is coming to Wilmette's 4th and Linden district

By Martin Carlino | June 11, 2021

Wilmette teen electrocuted by CTA train tracks in Evanston

By Martin Carlino | June 10, 2021

Kenilworth, News

'Storming the Capitol': Social media posts aid arrest of Kenilworth resident for alleged involvement in Jan. 6 riot

By Martin Carlino | June 8, 2021

Local vaccination rates outpace state, national rates as Illinois' COVID cases hit lowest mark in more than a year

By Martin Carlino | June 8, 2021

Glencoe, Sports

Evanston tops Loyola in regional title game behind combined no-hitter, 9-run fourth inning

By Martin Carlino | June 7, 2021

Legal battles, maintenance problems and another failed pitch: Redevelopment of Elm and Lincoln remains at a standstill

By Martin Carlino | June 6, 2021

Glencoe D35 will require students and staff to provide their vaccination status next school year

By Martin Carlino | June 3, 2021

Glencoe, Sports

High School Highlights: Loyola girls soccer wins GCAC Red, New Trier baseball caps regular season with walk-off win

By Martin Carlino | June 3, 2021

After Coldwell Banker withdraws, village officials reimagine the possibilities of prime downtown Winnetka storefront

By Martin Carlino | June 2, 2021

Glencoe, Community

‘You are an extraordinary class’: New Trier, Loyola students end memorable high school tenures at commencement ceremonies

By Martin Carlino | June 1, 2021

Glencoe, Community

Record Roundup: Memorial Day observances return to in-person formats this year

By Martin Carlino | May 28, 2021

Parents ask board to consider optional mask-wearing in Winnetka schools but officials say their ‘hands are tied’

By Martin Carlino | May 27, 2021

Glencoe, Sports

High School Highlights: New Trier girls water polo advances to state semis, Trevians soccer clinches CSL South

By Martin Carlino | May 27, 2021

After years of parent fundraising, Wilmette’s Romona Elementary School will get a new playground

By Martin Carlino | May 27, 2021

A Cinderella story? Murray Bros. may bring Caddyshack restaurant to old Bakers Square site in Wilmette

By Martin Carlino | May 25, 2021

UPDATE: Incoming Glencoe restaurant pulls plans for patio — for now

By Martin Carlino | May 24, 2021

Wilmette's Actors Training Center plans to grab adjacent storefront

By Martin Carlino | May 23, 2021

A dome over a Winnetka family's pool violates village code. But officials want to dive deeper into the issue.

By Martin Carlino | May 20, 2021

U.S. World and News Report ranks New Trier as 14th best high school in Illinois. School officials disagree.

By Martin Carlino | May 20, 2021

After resident pushback, Glencoe's new snow-removal program is put on ice

By Martin Carlino | May 19, 2021

Following CDC guidelines, on-campus New Trier students must wear masks through end of school year

By Martin Carlino | May 17, 2021

Vaccine clinics at Regina, New Trier high schools quickly book, serve residents age 12 and older

By Martin Carlino | May 17, 2021

Wilmette, Sports

Ramblers rally to top rival Trevians in battle of state's best

By Martin Carlino | May 14, 2021

Northfield, News

New Trier vaccination clinic Friday will serve residents ages 12 and older; Local positivity falls to 2% as state enters 'Bridge Phase'

By Martin Carlino | May 13, 2021

Winnetka, Sports

High School Highlights: Local lacrosse teams firing on all cylinders; New Trier soccer moves to 9-1-3

By Martin Carlino | May 13, 2021

'I promise you and pledge to you that I will work my hardest': Senta Plunkett sworn in as village president; New trustees take their seats

By Martin Carlino | May 12, 2021

Wilmette Public Schools could receive $700,000 from American Rescue Plan, which would make more than $1 million in total stimulus funds

By Martin Carlino | May 12, 2021

Glencoe, Community

Final stages of Connect Glencoe project set for completion by end of May

By Martin Carlino | May 11, 2021

Wilmette president-elect Senta Plunkett will appoint Peter Barrow to fill village board vacancy

By Martin Carlino | May 10, 2021

Park district hopes several improvement projects at Glencoe Beach are finished this year

By Martin Carlino | May 10, 2021

The Record a finalist for Peter Lisagor Award as Best Start-Up

By Martin Carlino | May 7, 2021

Gov. Pritzker sets goal of June 11 to reopen Illinois, as local COVID metrics continue to fall

By Martin Carlino | May 6, 2021

New Trier's graduation set for Soldier Field, while senior-only prom will be outdoors at Winnetka campus

By Martin Carlino | May 6, 2021

Winnetka's Lloyd Beach set to reopen after year-long closure

By Martin Carlino | May 5, 2021

Elected New Trier High School Board members sworn in, while officials bid adieu to Ducommun, Glucksman and Robitaille

By Martin Carlino | May 4, 2021

Winnetka, Community

Record Roundup: Some North Shore towns push back their Fourth of July festivities. Others are still waiting to make the call.

By Martin Carlino | May 4, 2021

Kenilworth, Community

Stephanie James, a clerk at Kenilworth's post office, is back on the Food Network

By Martin Carlino | May 3, 2021

As weather begins to warm up, Glencoe restaurants set outdoor plans

By Martin Carlino | April 30, 2021

Festivals, concerts and more get boost with eased mitigations from county

By Martin Carlino | April 29, 2021

As Berkshire Hathaway leaves prize Winnetka space, another real-estate firm wants it. But more than a dozen residents already oppose the idea.

By Martin Carlino | April 27, 2021

Glencoe applicant seeks zoning change to demolish home, construct six-unit housing development

By Martin Carlino | April 27, 2021

A 'big-name talent' could draw 2,500 people to a September concert if all goes according to Glencoe's plan

By Martin Carlino | April 26, 2021

Winnetka, Sports

'You come out here and you finish it': Trevians find a last-minute finale and close out 'crazy' season in style

By Martin Carlino | April 24, 2021

Northfield, News

Once considered a long shot as a vaccination site, New Trier’s Northfield campus surpasses 10,000 doses given

By Martin Carlino | April 22, 2021

Pizza restaurant applies for vacant space in downtown Glencoe

By Martin Carlino | April 20, 2021

Daily in-person learning and a new bell schedule included in plans for New Trier High School's 2021-22

By Martin Carlino | April 19, 2021

Winnetka, Sports

Comeback not in the cards for New Trier, as Maine South wins battle for conference crown

By Martin Carlino | April 17, 2021

Wilmette, Sports

New Trier survives Loyola's late-inning rally to earn split of season-opening series

By Martin Carlino | April 16, 2021

Winnetka, Community

Inaugural New Trier Day of Service to take on 15 projects on Saturday, April 17

By Martin Carlino | April 15, 2021

Wilmette may offer utility-bill assistance to residents, pushes back water shutoffs

By Martin Carlino | April 14, 2021

A walking path and new bathrooms are a go at Wilmette's Community Playfield, but the details remain undecided

By Martin Carlino | April 13, 2021

Northfield, Sports

Trevians outlast Glenbrook North to remain unbeaten leading up to conference-championship bout with Maine South

By Martin Carlino | April 10, 2021

New York Times makes corrections after New Trier superintendent requests retraction on screening-program article

By Martin Carlino and Joe Coughlin | April 9, 2021

Northfield, News

UPDATED: Local vaccine clinic for ages 16+ fills in 30 minutes

By Martin Carlino | April 9, 2021

Winnetka, Elections

Uncontested races lead to new village presidents in Glencoe, Northfield

By Martin Carlino | April 7, 2021

Wondering what to do with your election yard sign? Recycle it now through April 13 at Wilmette Village Hall

By Martin Carlino | April 6, 2021

Northfield, Sports

Trevians shut down Wildkits at goal line to preserve victory in instant classic

By Martin Carlino | April 3, 2021

Local COVID Data: Rising positivity rate, hospitalizations has region flirting with backward move in state's reopening plan

By Martin Carlino | April 2, 2021

Glencoe, Elections

Ballot Briefs: Get to know the candidates in uncontested races in New Trier Township

By Martin Carlino | April 1, 2021

Wilmette, Elections

Ballot removal, 4 write-in candidates and a new slate: Avoca D37's board race has changed a lot in 2021

By Martin Carlino and Joe Coughlin | March 31, 2021

Wilmette Public Schools students in grades 5-8 will return to daily in-person learning early next month

By Martin Carlino | March 31, 2021

Fire at New Trier Township hall temporarily closes building; Food pantry moves to Northfield

By Martin Carlino | March 29, 2021

Northfield, Sports

New Trier improves to 2-0 with 49-0 dismantling of Niles West; Evanston looms

By Martin Carlino | March 27, 2021

What's up with the Gillson Park Master Plan? Officials aim for June completion, but early feedback shows drastic changes are unwanted

By Martin Carlino | March 26, 2021

Winnetka, Community

Sunshine and dine: 16 Winnetka businesses receive approval for 2021 outdoor seating plans

By Martin Carlino | March 23, 2021

‘It’s been a long time coming’: Winnetka makes stronger historic-home preservation measures official

By Martin Carlino | March 23, 2021

Glencoe, Sports

New Trier football opens with 21-point victory over conference rival Glenbrook South

By Martin Carlino | March 20, 2021

Northfield, News

UPDATE: Call centers reopen Monday for New Trier vaccine clinic; township residents 65+ and category 1b+ are eligible

By Martin Carlino | March 18, 2021

Suburban Cook County expanding vaccine access to those in Phase 1b+ starting Monday, March 22

By Martin Carlino | March 17, 2021

Wilmette, Sports

Ramblers Football Primer: 15 returners hope to maximize impact in abbreviated season

By Martin Carlino | March 17, 2021

Northfield, Sports

Trevians Football Primer: Senior-heavy squad has sights set on conference crown

By Martin Carlino | March 17, 2021

New Trier High School attendance at 'record' high since pandemic's start. Another increase is expected.

By Martin Carlino | March 15, 2021

Wilmette, Elections

The what and why of the carbon-fee referendum that will be on New Trier Township residents' ballots

By Martin Carlino | March 12, 2021

Glencoe, Elections

A breakdown of the Village of Glencoe's $10 million ballot question

By Martin Carlino | March 11, 2021

Scaled-back residential project on Green Bay Road gets greenlight from Winnetka Village Council

By Martin Carlino | March 10, 2021

Downtown Wilmette construction resurfaces; New Trier vaccination site ready for more frontline workers

By Martin Carlino | March 9, 2021

Bateman House on Michigan Avenue is now a local landmark in Wilmette

By Martin Carlino | March 9, 2021

Northfield, Sports

Grace Joyce falls just short in best shot at '21 Olympics, but plans to 'shake the world' of rowing en route to '24

By Martin Carlino | March 5, 2021

Wilmette, Community

The Record, Wilmette Library unite for community conversation on local news; Winnetka library up next

By Martin Carlino | March 4, 2021

Wilmette, Sports

Regina Dominican athletics will move to Independent Schools League in 2022-23 school year

By Martin Carlino | March 3, 2021

Winnetka, Community

Winnetka's famed 110-year-old 'solid rock house' is most recent historic home to stare down a wrecking ball

By Martin Carlino | March 2, 2021

Wilmette Public Schools' summer improvements — like expansion at McKenzie — will enable full-day kindergarten

By Martin Carlino | February 28, 2021

Wilmette, Community

Join The Record’s cofounders Tuesday, March 2, for a conversation on the importance of reliable local news

By Martin Carlino | February 26, 2021

New Trier officials consider altering school's bell schedule to rotating block system

By Martin Carlino | February 25, 2021

Avoca schools to pivot to daily, in-person learning on April 7

By Martin Carlino | February 23, 2021

Is 4 feet of distance safe at Wilmette Public Schools? District officials may find out soon.

By Martin Carlino | February 23, 2021

Northfield, Sports

The trials came earlier than expected but at 22, local rower Grace Joyce is ready for her Olympic shot

By Martin Carlino | February 21, 2021

Want to demolish a historic home in Winnetka? You may be in for a long wait.

By Martin Carlino | February 19, 2021

As in-person attendance continues to fall short of capacity limits, New Trier officials will offer more options

By Martin Carlino | February 17, 2021

‘After 100 years it’s the right time’: New Trier board approves plan to replace Gates Gym with versatile three-story facility

By Martin Carlino | February 16, 2021

Winnetka Public Schools targets March 15 to extend on-site learning at Washburne, mid-April for elementary schools

By Martin Carlino | February 15, 2021

Wilmette, Community

Lots of love: Regina student delivers 600 valentines to residents at local assisted-living facilities

By Martin Carlino | February 13, 2021

Interest in occupying Wilmette's vacant Treasure Island site is low, officials say

By Martin Carlino | February 11, 2021

New Trier board to vote Tuesday, Feb. 16, on $75-million plan to raze Gates Gym and construct new facility

By Martin Carlino | February 9, 2021

Wilmette Public Schools eyes making Juneteenth a district holiday

By Martin Carlino | February 9, 2021

Percentage rises for New Trier's COVID screening program, but falls for in-person attendance

By Martin Carlino | February 9, 2021

Officials link dozens of New Trier COVID cases to 'large gatherings,' do not rule out on-campus spread

By Martin Carlino | February 8, 2021

Demolition can start on major project that will build large home and connect two Winnetka beaches

By Martin Carlino | February 8, 2021

Amid parent pressure, Glencoe D35 working on plan to increase in-person learning

By Martin Carlino | February 4, 2021

Developer goes 'way beyond the call of duty' to amend Winnetka housing proposal and gets go-ahead from plan commission

By Martin Carlino | February 4, 2021

Owners of Wilmette's Sophia Steak planning French bistro for downtown Winnetka

By Martin Carlino | February 2, 2021

Owners withdraw controversial plans to tear down historic Winnetka home

By Martin Carlino | February 2, 2021

Winnetka, Community

Winnetka's longtime director of public works retires after 35 years with village

By Martin Carlino | January 31, 2021

Summer improvement projects to cost Winnetka Public Schools $3.7M

By Martin Carlino | January 29, 2021

Wilmette, Winnetka-Northfield libraries target February for reopening

By Martin Carlino | January 28, 2021

Winnetka Public Schools to extend in-person instruction at Washburne, but wait before adding other schools

By Martin Carlino | January 27, 2021

95% of Wilmette Public Schools employees say they will seek a COVID-19 vaccination

By Martin Carlino | January 25, 2021

Glencoe Public Library, Wilmette Village Hall reopen to public

By Martin Carlino | January 25, 2021

Wilmette, Sports

Well-rounded Laura Strenk chooses basketball and Colorado College

By Martin Carlino | January 25, 2021

Fourth of July fireworks in September? With an eye on safety, Glencoe officials are reviewing what special events might look this year.

By Martin Carlino | January 24, 2021

Glencoe officials approve taxing mechanism for subdivision project at former Hoover Estate

By Martin Carlino | January 23, 2021

'Significant' rise in Loyola Academy COVID-19 cases linked to social gatherings, club lacrosse practice

By Martin Carlino | January 22, 2021

Lincoln near Elm is the next focus of Winnetka's streetscape project; work to begin in March

By Martin Carlino | January 21, 2021

New Trier will not issue failing grades this school year

By Martin Carlino | January 20, 2021

Glencoe, Community

Longtime Glencoe resident and family build Little Free Libraries throughout North Shore in memory of their mother

By Martin Carlino | January 19, 2021

Officials recommend renderings, cost for New Trier's proposed $75-million overhaul of its athletic facilities

By Martin Carlino | January 15, 2021

Avoca D37 readies to restart its hybrid model, but talks are underway for a shift to daily in-person learning

By Martin Carlino | January 14, 2021

Wilmette Village Board says improvements to Indian Hill Club are on par

By Martin Carlino | January 13, 2021

Glencoe, Community

Glencoe Park District's highly anticipated Duke Park is now open

By Martin Carlino | January 13, 2021

New Trier officials see ‘no hurdles’ on path to increased in-person learning later this month

By Martin Carlino | January 12, 2021

Wilmette Public Schools will keep hybrid learning model for students in grades 5-8

By Martin Carlino | January 11, 2021

Early estimates show Wilmette Public Schools could receive $210K from federal stimulus bill

By Martin Carlino | January 11, 2021

Now required, New Trier's COVID-19 screening sees ‘extraordinary high compliance’ — but not yet 100 percent

By Martin Carlino | January 10, 2021

After submitting permit to demolish historic Winnetka home on Oakley Avenue, owners reverse course and opt to preserve property

By Martin Carlino | January 9, 2021

‘We are ready’: Glencoe D35 prepares to welcome COVID-tested students back to classrooms later this month

By Martin Carlino | January 7, 2021

Winnetka consignment shop is now a permanent part of Hubbard Woods

By Martin Carlino | January 7, 2021

Berkshire Hathaway will relocate after 35 years, creating ‘interesting possibilities’ for a high-profile Winnetka corner

By Martin Carlino | January 5, 2021

Northfield, News

Northfield plan commission endorses location and hours for potential cannabis facilities. Village Board up next.

By Martin Carlino | January 5, 2021

Glencoe, Community

'Bear'ers of good deeds: Glencoe families donate 60-plus teddy bears to hospital

By Martin Carlino | January 5, 2021

The fight to preserve 740 Ardsley Road is on as teardowns remain a 'huge problem' in Winnetka

By Martin Carlino | January 4, 2021

Northfield, News

Northfield to continue discussion on cannabis sales at Jan. 4 planning meeting

By Martin Carlino | January 3, 2021

Winnetka, Community

New electric-bike shop rides into Winnetka’s Hubbard Woods

By Martin Carlino | December 31, 2020

Winnetka, Community

Winnetka's Take Out Challenge gives residents chance to win prizes for supporting local restaurants this winter

By Martin Carlino | December 29, 2020

Why did Clucker's cross the road? To open a chicken spot in Wilmette

By Martin Carlino | December 28, 2020

Kenilworth, Community

Completion of Kenilworth fountain restoration now targeted for spring

By Martin Carlino | December 28, 2020

Phase 2 of Wilmette's stormwater-relief project to start in January, end in October

By Martin Carlino | December 23, 2020

Wilmette's second phase of restaurant grants to serve more than $80,000 to local eateries — and there may be more to come

By Martin Carlino | December 23, 2020

Kenilworth, News

A fitness studio, coffee shop and art gallery in one: Proposed overhaul of building on Green Bay Road advances to Kenilworth Village Board

By Martin Carlino | December 22, 2020

Nearly 100 years old, Gates Gym may be torn down in plan to overhaul New Trier's athletic facilities

By Martin Carlino | December 19, 2020

Kenilworth, News

Addition, new library and plenty more are part of a $25-million plan to modernize Kenilworth's Joseph Sears School

By Martin Carlino | December 18, 2020

Kenilworth, News

Kenilworth School Board approves tax levy estimating a $616,000 revenue increase

By Martin Carlino | December 17, 2020

Winnetka Public Schools considers an all-day learning model at start of next year

By Martin Carlino | December 15, 2020

Northfield, News

If called upon by county, New Trier High School ready to serve as COVID-19 vaccine distribution center

By Martin Carlino | December 15, 2020

New Trier to mandate COVID-19 screening for in-person learners before it moves to 50% capacity

By Martin Carlino | December 15, 2020

'Grateful' restaurateurs to get additional funding from Village of Winnetka

By Martin Carlino | December 14, 2020

Glencoe, Community

Owner will demolish former Glencoe Walgreens to make way for 22,000-square-foot retail and office building

By Martin Carlino | December 10, 2020

Winnetka, Community

Furniture store Casa Spazio opens in Winnetka's Hubbard Woods Business District

By Martin Carlino | December 9, 2020

Rosati’s Pizza gets slice of market in Wilmette

By Martin Carlino | December 8, 2020

Wilmette Village Board approves tax levy with 3.9 percent increase, or $75 per average household

By Martin Carlino | December 8, 2020

COVID-19 screening program — similar to one used at New Trier High School — coming to Wilmette Public Schools

By Martin Carlino | December 7, 2020

Wilmette Public Schools to return to hybrid model for one week despite staffing uncertainty

By Martin Carlino | December 7, 2020

Northfield, News

Northfield’s approved tax levy will increase $10,000 property-tax bill by $26, officials say

By Martin Carlino | December 5, 2020

Glencoe District 35 projects share of property taxes will increase by $109 for $15,000 tax bill

By Martin Carlino | December 3, 2020

Glencoe D35 lays out plan to provide COVID testing to students and staff returning to classrooms after winter break

By Martin Carlino | December 3, 2020

New Trier board sets path to 50% in-person learning in January, including adding struggling students right now

By Martin Carlino | December 2, 2020

Winnetka Public Schools will temporarily pause in-person learning after winter break

By Martin Carlino | December 1, 2020

Winnetka proposes no increase to property taxes, but an average household will see $179 extra annually in municipal fees

By Martin Carlino | December 1, 2020

Wilmette School Board OKs second week of in-person pause but denies district's recommendation of going remote through holidays

By Martin Carlino | December 1, 2020

Glencoe, Community

Locals encouraged to kickoff their holiday shopping on Small Business Saturday, Nov. 28

By Martin Carlino | November 27, 2020

Taxpayers should see drop in Winnetka Public Schools’ share of property taxes in 2021

By Martin Carlino | November 25, 2020

New Trier superintendent recommends maintaining current learning model, but board wants another week to think on it

By Martin Carlino | November 25, 2020

Glencoe, Community

Couple makes sure Frank Lloyd Wright-designed home will stand the test of time

By Martin Carlino | November 25, 2020

Glencoe will allow local restaurants to pay for next year's liquor licenses in installments

By Martin Carlino | November 24, 2020

Glencoe’s proposed budget includes $3.6M for capital improvements — which could lead to a bond referendum

By Martin Carlino | November 24, 2020

Winnetka, Community

North Shore Country Day students create, publish e-book based on summer reading program

By Martin Carlino | November 23, 2020

Glencoe's Guanajuato upgraded its space just down the street. But no guests are allowed to enjoy it yet.

By Martin Carlino | November 22, 2020

New cafe Towne & Oak plants roots in Winnetka

By Martin Carlino | November 19, 2020

Symptomatic or COVID-exposed Wilmette Public Schools students can now get tested by district for $20

By Martin Carlino | November 18, 2020

Wilmette District 39 will shift to remote learning for the week of Nov. 30

By Martin Carlino | November 17, 2020

New Trier expects $700,000 bump in property-tax revenue with annual levy increase

By Martin Carlino | November 17, 2020

New Trier moves closer to more in-person learning, could make decision before end of month

By Martin Carlino | November 17, 2020

Northfield, News

Northfield’s Taco Nano plans to expand into adjacent space

By Martin Carlino | November 16, 2020

Wilmette library closes to public after staff member tests positive for COVID-19; Glencoe library also closes until further notice

By Martin Carlino | November 15, 2020

Though closed now, Koya will reopen soon in Wilmette with a new concept

By Martin Carlino | November 14, 2020

Group of New Trier parents, students to rally for 'Half Day, Every Day' on Saturday, Nov. 14

By Martin Carlino | November 12, 2020

As restaurants continue to feel the pandemic pain, the Village of Wilmette approves additional relief

By Martin Carlino | November 11, 2020

Winnetka, Community

Local couple makes video game, graphic novel based on infertility experience — and you can help make them happen

By Martin Carlino | November 10, 2020

Wilmette, Community

New French immersion program fills void left when French School closed in Winnetka

By Martin Carlino | November 9, 2020

It's back to school for New Trier, as board members say 'maintaining the status quo is not working'

By Martin Carlino | November 4, 2020

Election Roundup: Democrats sweep local and Township races; Fair Tax fails; Presidential race still up in the air

By Martin Carlino | November 4, 2020

New Trier High School officials set special board meeting Wednesday, Nov. 4, to review options to bring students back

By Martin Carlino | November 3, 2020

Several months and revisions later the Optima development gets its final approval

By Martin Carlino | October 31, 2020

COVID-19 case at Romona Elementary is Wilmette District 39’s sixth probable case in last week

By Martin Carlino | October 29, 2020

Northfield, News

Northfield will attempt to finish its portion of the Skokie Valley Trail with a dual-path option that leaves 'nature trail' untouched

By Martin Carlino | October 28, 2020

Northfield, News

Nearby villages are looking at revenue bumps from cannabis sales. In '180,' Northfield trustees now want in on the action

By Martin Carlino | October 27, 2020

Wilmette, Sports

New Trier boys outpace Barrington, while Loyola girls take top prize at cross-country regional

By Martin Carlino | October 25, 2020

Glencoe, Community

Trip to Go Green fair sprouts business idea for New Trier senior

By Martin Carlino | October 24, 2020

New Trier's in-person pause to continue another week as area COVID numbers remain on rise

By Martin Carlino | October 23, 2020

'Largest subdivision we've had in several decades': 29-home project on former Hoover Estate land gets Glencoe trustees' approval

By Martin Carlino | October 22, 2020

Northfield, News

New option to work around 'nature trail' and connect Skokie Valley Trail will be discussed Tuesday, Oct. 20

By Martin Carlino | October 20, 2020

'Once-in-a-generation opportunity' allows Winnetka Park District to trade property and connect Elder and Centennial beaches

By Martin Carlino | October 17, 2020

New Trier in-person learning to remain on pause through week of Oct. 19

By Martin Carlino | October 16, 2020

Contactless book drive on Friday, Oct. 16, in Glencoe will support Bernie's Book Bank, at-risk Illinois children

By Martin Carlino | October 14, 2020

Wilmette District 39 apologies to parents after student finds swastika on digital test

By Martin Carlino | October 13, 2020

New Trier students head back home after jump in internal, regional COVID-19 cases

By Martin Carlino | October 13, 2020

Longtime Wilmette resident opens marketing consulting firm

By Martin Carlino | October 13, 2020

Say what? Technical difficulties force postponement of anticipated public hearing of Winnetka development

By Martin Carlino | October 12, 2020

Winnetka, Community

Families to help families with Music Institute's fundraiser Oct. 9-11

By Martin Carlino | October 8, 2020

Glencoe residents lead interior design firm opening shop in Winnetka

By Martin Carlino | October 7, 2020

Wilmette, Community

Wilmette library to welcome Arshay Cooper — a member of the first all-Black high school rowing team — for first virtual author event

By Martin Carlino | October 7, 2020

Winnetka, Sports

New Trier’s Fontanetta is first AD named to IHSA board

By Martin Carlino | October 6, 2020

Library worker suffered 'serious' injuries after 'unprovoked' September attack, police say

By Martin Carlino | October 2, 2020

Greenhouses, igloos and heaters. Whatever works for Glencoe winter dining

By Martin Carlino | September 30, 2020

Northfield, Community

Village gives businesses signal boost with 'Distinctly Winnetka'

By Martin Carlino | September 29, 2020

Wilmette OKs winter-tent permit applications to help restaurants 'battle through the pandemic'

By Martin Carlino | September 29, 2020

Kenilworth, News

Anonymous donation paves way for Kenilworth fountain restoration

By Martin Carlino | September 29, 2020

New restaurant 501 Local brings community spirit, ‘creative menu’ to Winnetka

By Martin Carlino | September 29, 2020

Historic but underutilized Masonic Lodge finally getting overhaul

By Martin Carlino | September 29, 2020

Loyola's ‘once-in-a-generational’ performing arts center gets Wilmette's round of applause

By Martin Carlino | September 29, 2020

Dozens of supporters join Otis Campbell on bike ride back to scene of August hate crime

By Martin Carlino | September 28, 2020

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