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New Trier assessments to drop 5 percent
Homeowners in New Trier Township weren't due for a reassessment this year, but these aren't typical times in the housing market.
These days, Mary O'Brien has to pull on a pair of boots to take a walk in Gallery Park at The Glen in Glenview.
Settlement Fashion Show opens opportunity's doors
Despite the challenging economic climate, a crowd of 400 guests and donors turned out for the Winnetka Board's 83rd Annual Fashion Show benefiting the Northwestern University Settlement held Sept.
'Oh Coward' revels in the music, the man
John Sanders, left, Kate Fry and Rob Lindley star in Writers' Theatre's revue "Oh Coward!" in Glencoe.
The Village of Glencoe and Department of Public Safety need your help. The annual holiday food and toy drive is in full swing, but donations for needy seniors and families are coming up short.
Church aims to help the struggling with "Blue Christmas" service
The nicely wrapped gifts. The sparkling lights. The cheery music. While the holiday season does bring joy to many people, not everyone is filled with happiness during these months.
$174 million question: Groups being to campaign on New Trier building issue
With the February 2 election now less than two months away, two websites have emerged in response to New Trier High School's bond referendum question.
Sunday open house a " a Seyfarth home in Glencoe
Some homes make a strong impression on you while leaving you fumbling for le mot juste to describe them.
'Oh Coward' a learning experience
Jim Corti and Doug Peck believe seeing "Oh Coward" may be an ideal way to learn about one of the most important playwrights of the 20th century.
Model train exhibit offers 80 miniature landmarks
Some 750,000 lights will glow during Wonderland Express, Friday, Nov. 27-Sunday, Jan.
Casino Night promotes pancreatic cancer research
Over 200 people attended the Michael Rolfe Pancreatic Cancer Foundation's 5th Annual Casino Night on Sept.
Best bets: Cirque Dreams, fairy tale train
See acrobats balance and twirl in "Cirque Dreams Illumination" at the Genesee Theatre in Waukegan.
Creating hostess gift arrangements
Holiday open houses, The Growing Place, Dec. 4-5. Create hostess gift arrangements, lighted outdoor decorations, winter s'mores. The Growing Place, both locations, 25W471 Plank Road, Naperville, and 2000 Montgomery Road, Aurora.
Fill your Thanksgiving table with local foods
While many suburbs host farmers market in the summer and early fall, only a handful operate such markets in the winter.
Four North Shore and north suburbs homes join ShoreShark's 40-percent club
Not satisfied with feeding only on price reductions within the Chicago city limits, CondoShark.com 's Matt Garrison has unleashed the ShoreShark to track down deals on the North Shore and other northern suburbs.
Suburban showcase: playing favorites on the North Shore
Following a meeting at Prudential Rubloff 's Winnetka office earlier this week, Joe Zekas pulled aside a few agents to quiz them on their favorite North Shore locations.
Former alderman to grill candidates for state offices
Former 1st Ward Alderman Arthur B. Newman recently interviewed all five candidates running in the Democratic primary for the position of state representative for the 18th Legislative District, currently held by Julie Hamos.
North suburbs' 2008 crime rates mixed
Just 700 fewer crimes were reported by law enforcement agencies in Illinois in 2008 than a year earlier, causing a slight decline in the statewide crime rate index, according to the latest Illinois State Police crime statistics.
New Trier feeders' ISAT scores vary just slightly
If the Illinois Standards Achievement Test is any indication, students who attend public schools in New Trier Township leave eighth grade with a strong and comparable foundation for the more rigorous demands of high school.