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Best Dressed
Suzanna Pearson Photography by Mary Carol Fitzgerald “Color is the cornerstone of your closet,” says Suzanna Pearson. It’s also the cornerstone of her personal styling business, Wear It Well, where...
View ArticleTEDx Coming to Northbrook
NORTHBROOK – Lovers of TED Talks, rejoice! Starting in July, Northbrook area residents can get their fill of inspiring and captivating TED Talks with the Library’s latest program:...
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HP OKs Some Bike Path Upgrades
HIGHLAND PARK – After discussing public feedback, City Council members in Highland Park on June 22 voted to retain the Robert McClory bike path as is rather than spend nearly $2 million on upgrades....
View ArticleHighland Park Recycles
HIGHLAND PARK – The Recycling Center at 1180 Half Day Road was closed on Saturday, July 4, 2015 due to the Independence Day holiday and will instead open on Saturday, July 11, 2015 from 7:00 a.m. to...
View ArticleRepairs for Glencoe Station
The Glencoe Metra train station will undergo repairs over the summer with completion expected by September according to the Chicago News Tribune. The masonry walls of the historic 1891 building have...
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Competitive juices flowed deeply with Kreb
Connor Kreb (No. 4) was one of the mainstays for the Loyola Academy boys volleyball team this past spring. Photography by Joel Lerner When it comes to measurables like individual statistics, team...
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PAWS: Angels with Tails Lake Forest
PAWS Chicago hosts the First Annual Angels with Tails in Lake Forest. This life-saving event will showcase Chicago’s homeless pets available for adoption in Lake Forest’s Historic Market Square WHO:...
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HP grad Goldstein is good as gold
Highland Park High School grad Jason Goldstein gets ready to fire down to second base during a recent Madison Mallards-Kenosha Kingfish game. Photography by Joel Lerner There’s a gigantic M on the...
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Opinion: Keep Geneology
This Letter to the Editor is from George White. Letters to the Editor represent the writers’ opinions and not necessarily those of Daily North Shore. Letter to the Editor from George White: Late in...
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Seeking WWII Soldier’s Family …
This picture was taken in 2010 while Lamberty’s son and niece came with him to the cemetery. He wanted to let them know what he is doing to honor the memory of the U.S. soldiers buried there. Photo by...
View ArticleWinona Pertt
NORTHBROOK—Winona (Nona) Pertt, of Northbrook, passed away at the age of 90 on July 4, 2015. Originally from Rockford, Illinois, she moved to Chicago and worked in industrial medicine for the...
View ArticlePortable Toilet Catches Fire at Northbrook Park
NORTHBROOK—A resident reported observing a flashing similar to fireworks near the base of a portable toilet near the baseball field on the 2500 block of Cherry Lane, the night of July 4. The toilet...
View ArticleSeven Underage Teens Accused of Drinking at Party …
NORTHBROOK—Police charged seven teens from Glenview and Northbrook between the ages of 18 and 19-years-old with consumption of alcohol by a minor just past midnight on July 5, after a resident on the...
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Doctor Dedicated to Solving Eating Issues
Dr. Julie Friedman Illustration by Barry Blitt When Dr. Julie Friedman first met Susan McClanahan, chief executive officer of Insight Behavioral Health Centers, it was over a lunch similar to the one...
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North Shorts
North Shorts by Mike Lubow Summer is the coldest season. This irony hit home while having lunch in a popular restaurant that could’ve been in Glencoe, but let’s not name names. It could’ve been in...
View ArticleR41 Crash Causes Traffic Jam
LAKE FOREST – Traffic was backed up on Route 41 for a long time on Sunday due to a one-car crash. Lake Forest police were called to the scene at 11:21 a.m., said Deputy Chief Karl Walldorf. He told...
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Winnetka Library Adds ‘Makerspace’
Just over eight months have passed since The Studio opened at the Winnetka Public Library and the new “makerspace” is still as popular as ever with patrons of all ages. “We get so much use out of it...
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Brewery, Taproom Proposed for Downtown Glenview
The Ten-Ninety Beer company is currently based in Zion; the owner would like to see a move to Glenview by late fall. Courtesy of: www.ten-ninety.com GLENVIEW – The Village may have a new craft brewery...
View ArticlePlayground Church at First Presbyterian
LAKE FOREST – There is nothing like playgrounds to children in summertime. These beacons of fun spark their imagination, get their sillies out and bond them together. At First Presbyterian Church of...
View ArticleWilmette Post Sold to Affordable Housing Developer
WILMETTE – Wilmette American Legion Post 46 on June 25 sold its former headquarters at 1925 Wilmette Avenue to Northbrook-based Housing Opportunity Development Corporation (HODC) for $464,000,...
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