RossTalrentAgency.comPaynters in Relay for Life for Bryan's sake
Bryan Paynter wouldn't have wanted to be the poster boy for this year's Relay for Life of Glenview, the American Cancer Society's annual fund-raising event that's staged in communities throughout Illinois over ...
Joseph Hudetz, president of System 27 Corp. and developer of English Rows Victorian Village in Naperville, was honored with the Award of Excellence in Business at the Illinois State Crime Commission's 12th ...
It's not over 'til Sid the snake sings
Dancing in a circus doesn't suit Sid. The serpent's got to sing. He gets his chance, with hysterical results, in "Sid the Serpent Who Wanted to Sing." Children's Opera Works will present a scene from Malcolm ...
Dee Road, Kennedy Drive Next On Township Summer Street Repair List
Maine Township, like nearly every other government, is taking advantage of spring, summer and fall's more agreeable weather to repair streets and install new sidewalks.
Kids raise $5,000 for Freedom Memorial
An effort to establish a memorial at Gallery Park honoring two Glenview natives who died in Operation Iraqi Freedom and others who have served in America's military is about $35,000 from its goal.
Long-Term Investor: ITW's Diverse Product Lines Help Ease Risk
View Long-Term Investor Screen Whether you're in the automotive, construction or restaurant business, there's a good chance Illinois Tool Works supplies some of the parts or equipment you're using.
Many social service agencies struggling
By BOB SEIDENBERG bseidenberg@pioneerlocal.com Staff members who sometimes wore sweaters in Peer Service Inc.
Shore gets first peek at 'Zero Energy Home'
The atmosphere was festive May 7 on a tree-lined street in far eastern Glenview, just off of Glenview Road near the Edens Expressway.
Chef shares White House desserts
Favorite presidential desserts are on the menu Saturday at a demonstration class at the new Viking Cooking School and Culinary Shop, 1140 Milwaukee Ave., Glenview. via Sun-Times News Group
Growing Midwest Palliative Calls Glenview Home
It started out 25 years ago as a hospice volunteer program. It worked out of a North Shore office and had just five patients.
Smoking foes eye suburbs
Encouraged by Chicago's recently approved anti-smoking law and given a green light by a new state law, activists are poised to launch campaigns for tighter smoking restrictions throughout the suburbs.
Chicago Jewish Theatre Announces Move To Skokie Chicago Jewish Theatre will be relocating to Skokie in July of 2006. The theatre, which has occupied their own 50-seat storefront space in Andersonville, at 5123 N. Clark Street since 2003, will have its new ...
Woman who got teens drunk, high gets 3 years
A Mt. Prospect woman was sentenced to 3 years in prison Monday after pleading guilty to giving teenagers rum drinks and prescription drugs at a party in her apartment.
Candidates' primary goal is to get on the ballot
The last time state Rep. Sidney Mathias and Scott Bludorn were pitted against each other in an election, Bludorn was a Libertarian and accused his opponent of being a "Republican in name only." That was in ...
U.S. to fund new Skokie Swift stop
Skokie is on track to get its first new Chicago Transit Authority train stop in 40 years, thanks to $9.2 million in federal funding announced last week.
'Second Oldest Profession' coming to Cutting Hall Wood Street Theater Company will present a free staged reading of 'The Second Oldest Profession,' a new musical in eight periods at 7:30 p.m. Jan.
Des Plaines TIF plan makes residents wary Des Plaines officials said they won't release until spring their goals for redeveloping an area known as Five Corners, north of the suburb's downtown.
Educator sued in child's death back in Glenview
Illinois High School Football - Glenbrook South trounces Niles North
Glenbrook South Titans fans were pleased Friday as they witnessed their football team trounce the visiting Niles North Vikings , 55-0 in a non-league game.
High School Football - Central Suburban North League
High School Football - Central Suburban North League
Maine Twp. Mainstay
Journal & Topics Newspapers | 22 hours ago
Journal Reporter Maine Township resident Robert "Bud" Phillips has lived in the same home since his birth 59 years ago, and his influence can be seen in everything from Des Plaines' education and recycling
American Profile | Sunday Sep 18
Tension, fatigue, eyestrain and allergies --there are many things that cause headaches.
Asheville Citizen-Times | Saturday Jul 23
Chicago Tribune | Saturday Jul 23
Troops of Boy Scouts pumped, squirted and splashed at Water Works, a 1,000-gallon exhibit planned for the $18 million Kohl Children's Museum under construction in Glenview, delighting designers checking its
Potential Businesses Want To Make Residents Sweat
Journal & Topics Newspapers | Friday Jul 22
Commuter Fitness and ShapeXpress would like to give Mt. Prospect a workout. The fitness gyms are seeking conditional use approval from the village to operate their gyms
Teachers turn to `clickers' to gauge students' individual progress
The Wichita Eagle | Wednesday Jul 20
After lecturing for 45 minutes about different ways to clear trees from a forest, environmental ... And at Henking Elementary School in Glenview, Il
Continue Ismaili Worship Discussion
Journal & Topics Newspapers | Friday Jul 22
An Ismaili religious following has its work cut out for it as it plans to build a house of worship near Shermer and Golf roads.
Cheeburger Cheeburger coming to The Landings
Cheeburger Cheeburger coming to The Landings
Herald Tribune | Tuesday Jul 19
Say the following out loud: Cheeburger Cheeburger. What do you think of? John Belushi in a "Saturday Night Live" skit? A 1950s-style burger joint? Maybe both.
Illinois Budget Shortchanges Teacher Pensions
Heartland.org | Tuesday Jul 19
The FY 2006 Illinois budget, which passed in May, includes a $314 million increase in funding for K-12 education, bringing the guaranteed per-pupil expenditure to $5,164. To fund the education increase and ..
Plaza gives the boot to non-shoppers
Chicago Tribune | Wednesday Jul 13
"Where did you park?" has zoomed to the top of the customer-greeting charts for at least three North Shore business owners.
Construction News
Daily Reporter Publishing Co. | Tuesday Jul 12
Big donors to the financially troubled Milwaukee Public Museum are upset about a requirement in a $6 million loan it obtained recently calling for the museum's 750-acre nature preserve in Costa Rica to be put .
Blogging and job prospects: from the academy to the SCOTUS
Episteme.arstechnica.com | Monday Jul 11
As Jon knows, I disagree with him on the matter of academics and blogging. I have a few reasons.
Fourth Frenzy In Glenview
Journal & Topics Newspapers | Jul 8, 2005
Five neighborhoods across Glenview experienced power outages after a thunderstorm swept through the area Monday afternoon.
Principal involved in marshmallow choking death suit resigns
WLS Chicago | Jun 23, 2005
WINNETKA, Ill.) , An elementary school principal in this Chicago suburb who was involved in a lawsuit filed by the family of a sixth-grader who choked to death on marshmallows while playing a classroom game has ...
Principal involved in marshmallow choking death suit resigns
Principal involved in marshmallow choking death suit resigns
WLS Chicago | Yesterday
WINNETKA, Ill.) , An elementary school principal in this Chicago suburb who was involved in a lawsuit filed by the family of a sixth-grader who choked to death on marshmallows while playing a classroom game has ...
ITW cuts outlook on sustained market weakness
MarketWatch | Wednesday Jun 15
Guiding Greenspan Is the Fed on the right course? Economist bloggers debate the pace of rising rates.
Somehow, Couch still leads
Chicago Sun-Times | Sunday Jun 12
The LaSalle Bank Open has been a strange tournament for Chris Couch. He's hit barely half of his fairways off the tee and his putting has been nothing special, either, but he's still leading the $750,000 ...
City, Maine West Gearing Up Against For Clinical Government Program
Journal & Topics Newspapers | Saturday Jun 11
Beginning Monday, June 13, twenty-one Maine West High School juniors will be attending class at ... They also visit the Des Plaines Park Dist., the Cook County Courts in Skokie, the Grove (Glenview Park Dist.
Morton Grove Champion | Thursday Jun 9
The following incidents were listed among official reports of the Morton Grove Police Department.
Glenview, resident fight on over village's legal-fee rule
Chicago Tribune | Wednesday Jun 1
Michael Zwick's problems in Glenview began when he complained that a fence his neighbor built in 1998 posed a security concern.
Dog Gone, Dog Back: One Frank Franchise Replaces Another
Journal & Topics Newspapers | 15 hours ago
The U-Dawg-U restaurants in Niles and Glenview have been recently replaced with another well-known hot dog franchise of the North Suburbs: Dear Frank's. Dear Frank's is a family-run eatery based out of ...
Glencoe News | Yesterday
Construction on Shermer Road is expected to be substantially complete by July 4. Glenview Public Work's Director Bill Porter said crews were expected to reopen Shermer between Central and Glenview roads to ...
Janitor says teacher aided student who was choking
A Glenview teacher was not in his classroom when a sixth-grader began choking on four marshmallows during an eating game, but he tried to save the girl's life as soon as he was alerted that she was in distress, ...
Chicago Sun-Times | Saturday
Lookalike contest deadline June 3
Only one week is left to enter Pioneer Press' Father-Son Lookalike Contest. Send us photos of father and son and we'll choose three winners from among the entries.
Morton Grove Champion | Thursday May 26
Senior Status
Asking people about their past experiences at Grandpa's Place will, often enough, stir up conversations about what Glenview's Irish pub is best known for: cold beer and live music.
Journal & Topics Newspapers | Wednesday May 25
