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Northbrook police investigate shots fired on Willow Road
Apr 9, 2021 10:09 AM - Northbrook police have arrested one person in connection with shots fired in a residential neighborhood early Friday morning. -
Virtual videos keep Northwest Choral Society busy
Apr 9, 2021 8:37 AM - When the COVID 19 pandemic struck "the normal routines" one year ago and singing in a confined space was proscribed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Northwest Choral Society (NWCS) President Penny Perles and Collaborative Pianist Lori Lyn Mackie adapted an idea for keeping the chorus members' voices in tune and their outlook positive. -
Guaranteed Rate Names Adrian Orlowski as Regional Manager in Illinois
Apr 9, 2021 8:21 AM - Guaranteed Rate, one of America's top 5 retail mortgage lenders, has named Adrian Orlowski as Regional Manager based in Chicago. -
Jack M. Dunk, CFP® achieves the Ameriprise Financial Hall of Fame
Apr 8, 2021 8:32 AM - We are proud to share that Jack M. Dunk, CFP® has earned a spot in the Ameriprise Financial Hall of Fame - the lifetime achievement award at Ameriprise. This award recognizes exceptional Ameriprise advisors who have achieved years of consistently high performance in meeting and exceeding the needs of their clients and delivering exceptional service. Fewer than 3% of Ameriprise advisors have earned this distinction. -
Glenview's Country Classics celebrates its 40th anniversary as owners celebrate theirs, too
Apr 8, 2021 7:04 AM - Kathy and Roger Carlstrom were married on a Saturday 40 years ago, and two days later they opened Country Classics, a Glenview specialty store that is still going strong. -
Jewish United Fund's TOV Network extends Good Deeds Day to a whole week
Apr 8, 2021 6:22 AM - If there's a comeback of the year award for service opportunities, the Jewish United Fund of Chicago's Good Deeds Day will be a contender. For this year's sixth Good Deeds Day, the JUF's TOV Volunteer Network is offering a weeklong menu of supportive opportunities for nonprofit organizations, in-person and remote, from April 11-16. -
Two incumbents, two newcomers headed to District 225 boardApr 7, 2021 8:09 PM - The race to land 4-year terms on the Glenbrook High Schools District 225 school board would have been rugged were it limited to the prospect of 10 candidates vying for four spots. Add side stories of a student rally, a slate's petitions having been filed by a former board candidate, accusations of subpar COVID-19 response and news crew interviews on the eve of Tuesday's consolidated election, and the contest could be adapted for a television series.
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Local schools getting a funding boost from COVID-19 grantsApr 7, 2021 8:09 PM - In fits and spurts, school coffers are being replenished. State Sen. Laura Fine released a statement April 1 noting that school districts in her 9th District will receive $32,583,004 dedicated to helping schools deal with the COVID-19 pandemic. In total, Illinois received nearly $7 billion to support local school districts, the release stated.
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'Taking care of business': Maine South starts slow but then rolls to defeat Glenbrook North
Apr 7, 2021 8:09 PM - Eventually, Maine South quarterback Luke Leongas displayed his chemistry with receivers like tight end Chris Petrucci on Saturday against Glenbrook North. First, Maine South had to get out of its own way. Six Hawks penalties in the first quarter made for slow going early, but they found their footing in a 42-3 Central Suburban League South victory over Glenbrook North at Wilson Field in Park Ridge. -
160 years ago, Northfield Township responded quickly to start of Civil War
Apr 7, 2021 8:05 PM - A somber anniversary is approaching for Americans as April 12 will mark 160 years since the beginning of the Civil War. It was on that date in 1861 that Confederate forces bombarded Union soldiers at Fort Sumter, S.C., to start the tragic conflict.
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