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Crow Island School project gets necessary Village approval
It takes a village, and Winnetka is buying into that mantra with a renovation project at historic Crow Island School. Winnetka Public Schools District 36, the Winnetka Park District and the Village of Winnetka are all playing a part in the construction of an addition to the elementary school. During its meeting on April 2, […] The post Crow Island School project gets necessary Village approval appeared first on The Record.
High School Highlights: Rambler baseball rack up wins in Florida, while weather knocks out most local action
A summary of preps sports competition from area schools over the past week. Send scores and highlights to joe@therecordns.org. BASEBALLLoyola 17, Riverdale (Florida) 2Loyola 7, Riverdale 5 (8 inn.) Peter Lafontaine had three hits for the Ramblers in Game 1 of their doubleheader Thursday, April 4, in Florida. John Vance knocked in two runs in the […] The post High School Highlights: Rambler baseball rack up wins in Florida, while weather knocks out most local action appeared first on The Record.
Athlete of the Week: 10 questions with Josie Noble, New Trier soccer
Josie Noble is a senior midfielder for the Trevians. Noble is committed to the Wake Forest University. 1. Do you have any pregame rituals or superstitions? I definitely like to get a little candy in before a game, usually not chocolate, like SweeTarts or Nerds Clusters. 2. Why Wake Forest? My sister (Lila, sophomore) goes […] The post Athlete of the Week: 10 questions with Josie Noble, New Trier soccer appeared first on The Record.
One Winnetka aims for early 2025 groundbreaking
As Winnetka trustees prepared to give unanimous final approval to the development commonly called One Winnetka, they heard a bit more about the project’s timeline. Responding to the Village Council, Murphy Real Estate’s Deirdre Clein offered up the developer’s hopes, which include an early 2025 groundbreaking and summer 2026 opening for the long-anticipated project. Clein […] The post One Winnetka aims for early 2025 groundbreaking appeared first on The Record.
Lake County’s hero police dog Dax will retire following March injury
After nine years of service with the Lake County Sheriff’s Office, decorated police canine Dax is retiring. The retirement announcement comes on the heels of a serious injury to Dax in March. While helping apprehend a suspect on the run, Dax, who is around 10 years old, injured his neck and spine. He was temporarily […] The post Lake County’s hero police dog Dax will retire following March injury appeared first on The Record.
What’s up with this eclipse? How and where to view Monday’s natural phenomenon
One of the most unique light shows you may ever see is just around the corner, and it won’t require any electricity or special effects. A total solar eclipse will sweep across the United States on Monday afternoon, April 8, passing over the North Shore from approximately 12:51 p.m. to 3:21 p.m., according to NASA […] The post What’s up with this eclipse? How and where to view Monday’s natural phenomenon appeared first on The Record.
Iconic Winnetka home may face wrecking ball
One of Winnetka’s most unique and historic homes is at risk of ruin. The new owners of 445 Sheridan Road, commonly called the Clement Stone Mansion, are seeking to demolish the renowned Spanish revival and replace it with a French-styled home, according to Village of Winnetka documents. The lakefront mansion, which has had just five […] The post Iconic Winnetka home may face wrecking ball appeared first on The Record.
New Trier alumnae leave mark on NCAA swim championships
The success of Trevians swimmers doesn’t end at New Trier High School, as evidenced by the results of the women’s NCAA championships held March 20-23 at the University of Georgia. The University of Virginia made the weekend’s biggest splash, picking up its fourth straight NCAA team championship, and sophomore Carly Novelline, a 2022 NTHS graduate, […] The post New Trier alumnae leave mark on NCAA swim championships appeared first on The Record.
Updated financial projections offer better standing for District 113
School Board members listened to an improved budgetary outlook from Ali Mehanti, Township High School District 113 assistant superintendent for finance, during their March 19 board meeting. Mehanti presented an updated five-year forecast to the board, which showcased a much brighter financial future than previously estimated and presented in January. Superintendent Dr. Bruce Law previously […] The post Updated financial projections offer better standing for District 113 appeared first on The Record.
Police Reports: Two residential burglaries in Highland Park, cash stolen from car
These reports were pulled from the latest police summaries provided by departments in our coverage area (Wilmette, Winnetka, Highland Park, Northfield, Kenilworth and Glencoe). WILMETTE March 26 • A resident reportedly was scammed out of $2,000 after calling a number they found on the internet that was believed to be for product support. • The […] The post Police Reports: Two residential burglaries in Highland Park, cash stolen from car appeared first on The Record.
District 113 slows plan to limit lab time
Township High School District 113’s experiment to alter the structure of science courses will need some time under the microscope before it becomes a reality. District 113 Superintendent Dr. Bruce Law announced during the board of education’s March 19 meeting that officials will be pushing back a contentious plan to shift the majority of science […] The post District 113 slows plan to limit lab time appeared first on The Record.
After a failed referendum, what’s next for Avoca District 37?
Avoca School District 37 is hoping to get on the same page with the community in the wake of a referendum failure in March. More than 75 percent of Avoca voters — or 1,559 of 2,105 votes — opposed the district taking on $89.8 million in debt to fund a new grammar school, according to […] The post After a failed referendum, what’s next for Avoca District 37? appeared first on The Record.
Highland Park’s Addie Budnik stars in Richmond’s historic run to NCAA Tourney
Addie Budnik’s time with University of Richmond women’s basketball may or may not be over, but the memories will linger forever. The 6-foot-2 senior forward from Highland Park played a starring role during the Spiders’ historic season, which ended with a 72-61 loss to Duke on March 22 in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. […] The post Highland Park’s Addie Budnik stars in Richmond’s historic run to NCAA Tourney appeared first on The Record.
News Briefs: Village’s new website, web address; Wilmette 39 music recognition; Loyola Day of Service; Writers Theatre’s season lineup
The Village of Wilmette has launched a new website with a new url: Wilmette.gov. Previously the site address was Wilmette.com. A message from the Village says the new site was approved as part of the 2023 budget and was designed as part of its effort to be more transparent and user-friendly for residents and visitors. […] The post News Briefs: Village’s new website, web address; Wilmette 39 music recognition; Loyola Day of Service; Writers Theatre’s season lineup appeared first on The Record.
High School Highlights: 7-0 Ramblers volleyball gets tourney win, HP and NT baseball travel for spring break
A summary of preps sports competition from area schools over the past week. Send scores and highlights to joe@therecordns.org. BASEBALLNew Trier 10, Mount Pointe (Phoenix) 9 Declan Spinner hit a home home and Ben Toft and James Novakovic knocked in two runs apiece in the Trevians’ victory Wednesday, March 27, in Arizona. Aidan Nolan added a […] The post High School Highlights: 7-0 Ramblers volleyball gets tourney win, HP and NT baseball travel for spring break appeared first on The Record.
Athlete of the Week: 10 questions with Luke Weber, Highland Park baseball
Luke Weber is a senior right-handed pitcher for the Giants. He is committed to the University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana and is off to a 3-0 start this season. 1. Do you have any pregame rituals or superstitions? I like to keep the same stretching routine. I never like to change any of that. I […] The post Athlete of the Week: 10 questions with Luke Weber, Highland Park baseball appeared first on The Record.
Turkey the talk of the town after sightings in Wilmette and Kenilworth
Turkey is a standard item during a trip to the grocery store. But not like this. Alison Rodes, a marketing professional with the Wilmette Park District, was about to get into her car Tuesday, March 26, following a visit to Jewel in Plaza del Lago when she was startled. A large wild turkey was strolling […] The post Turkey the talk of the town after sightings in Wilmette and Kenilworth appeared first on The Record.
Indian restaurant Indus on its way to downtown Highland Park
Highland Parkers Ajit and Sukhu Kalra are bringing upscale Indian cuisine to their hometown this spring. The couple’s Indus Progressive Indian Dining, inspired by the ancient flavors and history of the Indus Valley region in northern India, is planning a May opening at 617 Central Ave. in downtown Highland Park. “Indus will introduce Chicagoland to […] The post Indian restaurant Indus on its way to downtown Highland Park appeared first on The Record.
Glencoe Golf Club project in design phase; trustees discuss geothermal system for heating, cooling
Plans to renovate the clubhouse have been underway since April 2023, when Glencoe voters approved a referendum allowing the Village to use up to $15 million in bond sales to fund the project. The post Glencoe Golf Club project in design phase; trustees discuss geothermal system for heating, cooling appeared first on The Record.
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