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Firefighters made quick work of a small townhouse fire last Friday in unincorporated Des Plaines that left of one of five connected units uninhabitable but the other four unscathed.
Glenview's Fourth a family affair -- between showers
Glenview's Independence Day activities managed to dodge the raindrops. Following morning showers, the rain started again just as the annual parade was ending, and ended before the twilight show at the Glenview Park Golf Club, that featured the North Shore Concert Band and the annual fireworks.
Glenview man's Web site offers to strengthen your brain
Myfitbrain, a set of innovative mental fitness games available to users at no cost, is the brainchild of James Hanekamp, a Glenview resident who has come up with a real mind-bending concept.
Wilmette's Chalet aids center: Youth agency in Glenview wins contest, $100,000 landscape project
Workers are installing bluestone patios and a pergola as focal points in a garden outside Youth Services of Glenview/Northbrook's new building near the Glen in Glenview.
American flag thanks local woman for years of supporting soldiers
There are many ways to say "thank you" -- with letters, phone calls, e-mails, text messages, hugs, handshakes, smiles, and commercial thank-you notes and cards.
Where to find fireworks on the Fourth of July
Of all the national holidays, July 4 is the one on which Americans are most encouraged to celebrate.
Finishing Touches Await Fire Station 7
Firefighters and local residents gather in the new Station No. 7 garage during Saturday's fire department open house on Glenview Road.
Fire Damages Empty Office Building
Firefighters work to enter the damaged office building on Friday. Fire severely damaged a vacant office building in Executive Office Plaza in Park Ridge the evening of Friday, June 26.
Must Be Summer In Downtown Glenview
On a bright sunny Saturday last weekend, local residents and visitors from around the area celebrated summer at Glenview's Summer Festival.
Glenview seeks height limit for backyard sheds
Village planners hope to clamp down on the permissible height of storage sheds, since becoming aware that Glenview regulations allow the sheds to be built as high as a house or detached garage.
Canines cavorting at Glenview's newest park
The Baha Men's "Who Let the Dogs Out" rang true when it was played during Saturday's grand openinig of "Community Bark West," the six-acre dog park at Community Park West, 1001 Zenith Drive.
Appellate court decides against District 225 on election newsletters
Northfield Township High School District 225 will contest a recent state appellate decision that the district's newsletters concerning the successful 2006 referendum are "electioneering communications" and seemingly subject to state election laws.
Glenview teen wins $6,000 Carnegie hero award
A Glenview teenager who pulled an 83-year-old woman from a car stuck on railroad tracks seconds before the car was hit by a train was one of 22 people awarded Carnegie medals for heroism today.
Glenview resident joins Aviation Hall of Fame
Howard Levinson, a Glenview man more comfortable skimming clouds than treading walkways, has become one of the newest members of the Illinois Aviation Hall of Fame.
Wilmette nurse reflects on hospice care
In the 1970s, easing the pain and distress of someone with a terminal disease was not a top priority for the medical profession.
Summer's bounty to stock Glenview farmers market
Seventeen vendors selling produce, baked goods, gourmet items, dog treats, flowers and crafts are lined up for this year's Glenview Farmers Market, which opens for the season Saturday.
Zirko trial: After closing statements, verdict now in jury's hands
After 10 days of testimony, a Cook County Circuit Court jury of seven men and five women began deliberating this afternoon whether Steven Zirko, a former cruise line piano player, murdered his former companion, Mary Lacey, and her mother, Margaret Ballog, in Glenview four and a half years ago.
Maple Avenue: Faulty fan suspected in Wilmette fire
Fire investigators suspect a faulty attic fan may have started a fire early Sunday in a two-story house on the 400 block of Maple Avenue.
Audiences still love setting sail for 'South Pacific'
Rodgers and Hammerstein wrote "South Pacific" in 1949 yet audiences still connect to the multiple Tony-winning musical.
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