Gated Enclave at the Grove will feature 48 new homes
This fall Glenview's latest gated community will begin rising on its newest acres. The Enclave at the Grove, 1111 Milwaukee Ave., will feature 48 houses, ranging in size from 2,400...
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Aging Ridgewood TV studio’s future unclear
Ridgewood High School's television and radio studio has produced its share of alumni, including Joe Bartosch, whose voice many Chicago sports fans have heard on talk radio and Bears broadcasts....
GBS friends, family bid farewell to principal Wegley
With just over a month until he closes a 20-year chapter, dozens of Brian Wegley's friends, family and colleagues gathered in Glenbrook South High School's Student Activity Center on May...
Glenview agrees to rebuild sidewalks in The Glen
Large sections of sidewalks in The Glen's main commercial strip will be rebuilt next year in a $3 million project, and Glenview officials hope they will last much longer than...
Ridgewood football press box named after departing board member
Richard Massaro is gone from Ridgewood District 234's School Board, but he won't be forgotten. In his final meeting as a School Board member, Massaro learned that his now-former colleagues...
Northbrook celebrates Earth Day
What can a car-centric suburb do to mark the 45th annual Earth Day? Celebrate open and green space, imagine front and back yards as more than just grass, and work...
Park Ridge asked to make water supply decision by July
Park Ridge officials have been asked to decide by July 1 whether to join Niles and Morton Grove in pursuing and paying for a new water line from Evanston. William...
Park Ridge renews towing and maintenance contracts, buys tornado sirens
Park Ridge aldermen on April 13 gave preliminary approval to purchasing five new tornado warning sirens, renewing the city's municipal towing contract, and – just barely – the city's contract...
Oakton Community College picks new president
Oakton Community College's search for a new president ended just a few feet from where it began: the front office. Joianne Smith, current vice president of student affairs, was chosen...
OCC’s health center offers realistic training
The Margaret Burke Lee Science and Health Careers Center stands out on Oakton Community College's campus, a clear and teal glass rectangle atop a red stone base, taller than its...