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Constable: Hanukkah menorahs, dreidels go from traditional to wacky
Nov 27, 2021 4:46 PM - Hanukkah has become a popular holiday with menorahs and dreidels crafted by fine artists, or with whimsical, wacky offerings that are especially fun for kids.
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Glenview's Don Clark, Evanston's Teinowitz join forces for new play 'When Harry Met Rehab'
Nov 25, 2021 12:06 PM - Harry Teinowitz's experience has no closure -- though onstage in the play "When Harry Met Rehab," it promises to deliver laughs, and maybe a little pain. -
How Family Service Center can help you have happier, healthier holidays
Nov 24, 2021 7:30 AM - Wishing you good health. As we navigate both the continued evolution of the pandemic, as well as enter the holiday season, wishes for good health and cheer will echo throughout our community. But what happens when you add the word "mental" into the mix - as in mental health? It's defined as "of or relating to the mind," but that little word carries a lot of baggage. It can call up light or darkness, mindful or crazy, calm or fear. As an organization best described as a mental health agency, that word can become an obstacle to reaching those that would benefit from services that FSC offers. -
Shiny & bright: Inaugural Illuminate Northbrook Hot Cocoa Stroll kicks off a new tradition
Nov 24, 2021 7:30 AM - A new tradition lit up Northbrook this past weekend. Led by Village President Kathryn Ciesla at the microphone, approximately 500 people who had gathered in Village Green on Friday started counting down from 10. When the crowd reached one, three men from the village's Public Works Department flipped a switch to light a figure of a polar bear and a nearby fir tree just inside the intersection of Shermer and Meadow roads. The inaugural Illuminate Northbrook Hot Cocoa Stroll was in the books. -
Dist. 225 board: Students will be tested for COVID again after Thanksgiving breakNov 24, 2021 7:00 AM - Glenbrook North and South students will undergo a second round of COVID testing after Thanksgiving break, vaccinated or unvaccinated
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Glenbrook: Mark your calendars
Nov 24, 2021 7:00 AM - What's happening in the Glenbrook area from Nov. 24-Dec. 1. -
HERALD ATHLETE OF THE WEEK: JAMES KREUTZ OF LOYOLA ACADEMY
Nov 24, 2021 8:00 AM - Those who watched Olin Kreutz play the center position for the Chicago Bears are not surprised with the intensity his son, Loyola Academy's James Kreutz, brought to the football field. "He's a chip off his dad," said Loyola coach John Holecek, who played with the Buffalo Bills, San Diego Chargers and Atlanta Falcons while Olin Kreutz was with the Bears. -
Coach: Time-honored Turkey Bowls are one of America's great traditions
Nov 24, 2021 8:00 AM - Forget about baseball, hot dogs and apple pie. The best American tradition going just might be tomorrow's (assuming you are reading this on Wednesday) Turkey Bowl football games. A great American tradition that can be seen in full panoramic view just by roaming around and observing some of the many games going on in our Glenview and Northbrook parks. -
Dining with Santa 2021: St. Nick prepping to visit suburban brunches, lunches and dinners
Nov 25, 2021 10:49 AM - Calling all kids: Do you have your wish list ready for Santa? A perfect time to share it with the Jolly Old Elf would be at one of the many Santa brunches, lunches or dinners happening in the suburbs over the next couple of weeks. -
Lockport ends Loyola's undefeated run in semifinal
Nov 23, 2021 4:33 PM - No. 4 seed Lockport dealt the top seed in Class 8A, Loyola, its first loss in 19 games
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