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Northbrook Blotter: Vending Machine Pilfered of Goods
Domestic Battery Raji Saleh, 19, of Northbrook was charged with domestic battery May 26 after he got into a fight with his brother over a pack of cigarettes, police said.
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Intense Drive Propels New Deerfield Business
When Deerfield's Merilee Papale was asked to define the main ingredient behind her business success she had a one word answer.
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Restoration of Park District office completed
For some people working and living in downtown Glenview, the newly renovated Park District Administration Office completes the municipal campus setting.
New physicians office to open next year
The American College of Chest Physicians will build a new two-story facility in Glenview, bringing 90 employees when it opens in October 2013.
Flood control project on Bel Air Drive to start soon
The project will impact 12 homes west of Springman Middle School, 2701 Central Road, which also has endured flooded fields.
Short retirement: Hill takes job in Michigan district
The lead administrator of Glenview School District 34 signed a four-year contract May 18 to be the superintendent of West Bloomfield Schools in suburban Detroit.
Photo Gallery: Dusk Falls in Glenview
Riverwoods resident Stephen M. Levin loves photographing communities throughout the North Shore.
Gallery: Glenview Remembers The Fallen on Memorial Day
The Village of Glenview came together Monday morning to commemorate Memorial Day, remembering members of the armed forces who gave their lives in service to their nation.
D34, Village Move Forward on Flood Alleviation Plans
With more than a dozen water projects completed , the Village of Glenview is next eyeing a flood alleviation plan for Springman School, TribLocal reports .A Officials from District 34 and the village are looking to alleviate storm water problems on Springman's field, as well as the neighboring area.
Our towns honor war dead, celebrate Memorial Day
The Northwestern University Naval ROTC Color Guard starts off the Memorial Day ceremony at Fountain Square in downtown Evanston on Monday, May 28, 2012.
Cummings on Memorial Day: 'Honoring Those Who Made the Ultimate Sacrifice'
Thomas Jefferson once said, "the price of Liberty is eternal vigilance." Our freedoms, our liberties were bought and paid for by the men and women who have died in service to our country.
Hileman's Planning Saves Glenview An Estimated $460K
Village Manager Todd Hileman was given the Outstanding Manager Award by the Illinois Association of Municipal Assistants in DeKalb on May 9, the Sun-Times reports .
Sushi Fundraiser for St. Jude's
From May 27 through June 2, 2012, RA Sushi restaurant and bar holds its eighth annual "Nicky's Week" fundraiser.
Meet the Owners of Glenview Jewelers
Know what Glenview jewelry store was once in Naperville, and originated in Chicago in the 70's? Hint: It's run by the same family who first opened it.
North Shore Memorial Day Activities
If you're searching for a parade, race or appropriate Memorial Day museum exhibit nearby, check out our sampling of North Shore events.
Laughing Chameleon Wins Best Night on the Town
This week, Patch readers weighed in on their favorite way to spend a night on the town , Glenview style.
New West Bloomfield Schools Supt. Takes Pay Cut
Gerald Hill, 60, signed a four-year contract on Friday to work as the superintendent of West Bloomfield Schools in the wake of JoAnn Andrees' retirement.
Mr. Singer spotlights audience in Wilmette
The audience will be nearly as busy as the trio of entertainers when Mr. Singer & the Sharp Cookies perform at the Wilmette Theatre, 1122 Central Ave., at 10 a.m. Saturday, May 26.
Unincorporated Cook Co Residents: Sticker Deadline is July 1
Residents of unincorporated Cook County, including Northfield Township , who own a car or a cycle, listen up.
Maine South & East, Niles West Rank Tops
A Newsweek and the Washington Post have released their rankings of high schools, and provide some vindication for Maine East High School in Park Ridge and Niles West High School in Skokie, which were ignored when U.S. News & World report released its ratings of best high schools in Illinois earlier this month.