New Trier remembers Jan Borja
Relationships. Community. Compassion. Those words were used again and again by friends and relatives of Janet Borja at today’s memorial service to explain why she was so special. It was fitting the service was held at New Trier Township High School in Northfield as the …Read More
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Boys Basketball: New Trier not panicking as losing streak hits two
BOYS BASKETBALL: New Trier coach Scott Fricke never thought his team would go through the entire 2011-12 schedule undefeated. And that wasn’t his intention, either.
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Nurturing Nature
Scout Alex Karlov and volunteers worked on a habitat restoration project Saturday near the Skokie Lagoons. …Read More
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‘Gang Book’ spotlights suburban threats
For more than 40 years, street gangs and the illegal drug sales they control have been major drivers of property crime in the suburbs. For most people, though, gangs remain a shadowy phenomenon, visible only in the occasional newspaper or TV clip and usually in …Read More
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Glencoe hosts meetings on competitive electric supply
The Village of Glencoe will host public hearings Feb. 16 and March 15 on a plan for a multi-town consortium to negotiate for electric power rates for homes and businesses.
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Glencoe police blotter for Feb. 9, 2012
The following incidents were listed among the official reports of the Glencoe Police Department. BURGLARY A Nikon D200 digital camera was stolen Jan. 27 from an unlocked car parked in a residential driveway in the 200 block of Park Avenue. The single-lens-reflex camera is worth …Read More
News
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Snow makes its way back to the area Friday
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MLK service in Glencoe
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Catholic cemeteries offer to bury 300 bodies stacked at morgue
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Community brief
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Winnetka Children’s Hour presents “House Haunters!”
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U.S. Sen. Mark Kirk’s brain swelling subsides; doctors reattach skull section
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Glencoe Chamber of Commerce
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Glencoe Park District says its caught up on IMRF payments
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Glencoe police officials say Chicago Crime Commission’s numbers don’t add up
Community News
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New members to Hadley board
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Winnetka’s Hadley participates in Digital Learning Day
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What the North Shore’s reading
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Nominations sought for NSSC’s Super Senior awards
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North Shore Senior Center welcomes new chair and board members
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Synaplex at Am Yisrael
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Synaplex at Am Yisrael
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New Foundation’s Arts and Craft Show
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Kick-off for New Trier Township’s Relay for Life
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Kenilworth Union Church volunteers help low-income shoppers with Christmas shopping
Sports
Girls Gymnastics: Carmel, Lake Forest, New Trier advance to state meet
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Wrestling: New Trier captures Glenbrook South Regional title
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Boys Basketball: Wehman guides Loyola to win over Niles West
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Boys Swimming: Hulseman smashes conference mark in 200 free
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Boys Swimming: New Trier applies finishing touch to unbeaten regular season
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Wrestling: Loyola’s Dancer, Paloian claim regional crowns
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Girls Gymnastics: Time on New Trier’s side at sectionals
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Girls Basketball: Ramblers never locate their shooting touch against Trinity
Lifestyles
A Valentine’s Day dinner your family will love
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Glencoe calendar for Feb. 9, 2012
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How digital culture changed dating
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Area shoppers swarm Target; snatch up Jason Wu fashions`
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Chocolate for your wardrobe
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Teacher brings Yiddish music, stories into kids’ lives
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Glencoe calendar for Feb. 2, 2012
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Shadow dancing
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Sendak world comes alive at library
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Glencoe Community calendar
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Art Institute of Chicago plans to increase docents
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Rice goes glam as risotto
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Next up for our book club is Skloot’s ‘Immortal Life’
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