Keeping It Local
The Wilmette Village Board is leading by example on how North Shore communities can help local small businesses impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic—by passing its own $375,000 relief package this…
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The Wilmette Village Board is leading by example on how North Shore communities can help local small businesses impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic—by passing its own $375,000 relief package this…
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by Debbie Lee •
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Step into Iron Age on a Friday night and you might think you’re partying in Seoul. The Korean restaurant, which opened at the end of November, is a sensory overload:…
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by Debbie Lee •
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Since its inception in 1960, The Art Center Highland Park (TACHP) has enriched the lives of countless North Shore residents through its visual arts classes and workshops. But for all…
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by Debbie Lee •
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When it comes to restaurants, Mauricio Parra has done it all. He grew up in the business, familiarizing himself with every task—from bussing to bookkeeping—at his parents’ beloved 45-year-old Mexican…
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by Debbie Lee •
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Seasoned North Shore moms and dads know that it’s not too early to start thinking about summer plans. January is the season for summer camp enrollment, and whether you’re a…
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by Debbie Lee •
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Chicago will have no shortage of bashes and balloon drops this New Year’s Eve, but why not celebrate closer to home? From family-friendly programs to Champagne- fueled festivities, there is…
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by Monica Kass Rogers •
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There is the story, and there is the telling. The jumble of wordplay, timing, whimsy, and daring that comes together to make a great story always transcends, leaving the listener…
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by Debbie Lee •
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The New Trier Educational Foundation, District 203, and the family of Sofi Troglia have partnered to raise funds for a rooftop greenhouse at New Trier High School (NTHS). This week…
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by Monica Kass Rogers •
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North Chicago’s Mary Carmody stands in the middle of a tangled field of grasses, with wooded acreage beyond. To her right, a clapboard farmhouse looms near a copse of oak…
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by Debbie Lee •
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Loosen a notch on your belt—it’s that time of year for binging on latkes and jelly doughnuts with friends and family. Hanukkah doesn’t officially begin until December 22, but pre-gaming…
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