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As the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks approaches, Highland Park is inviting residents to do more than remember. They’re being asked to share. For the first time, the City is creating a community memory-sharing project that will give residents an opportunity to record their recollections of that day and have them displayed at […]

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The Glencoe Village Board has a big decision on the horizon regarding the future of the village’s public works facility; Should they spend millions of dollars refurbishing the current site? Or should they spend millions of dollars to build a new facility on the edge of town? At the Village Board’s Committee of the Whole […]

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Following three years of semi-retirement, John Holecek returned as Loyola Academy’s head football coach Friday night when the Ramblers opened the season by winning 31-0 at Warren. “A great performance in the first quarter; we played sporadically in the next three,” was Holeck’s evaluation. “It’s a good start, not a great start.” Loyola’s all-time coaching […]

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The anticipation started building in July. By early August, the excitement had reached new heights. Then, on just the second play of New Trier football’s season, the enthusiasm surrounding the team’s prized offseason addition turned into pandemonium. Throy Nightingale Jr., a transfer running back from Notre Dame Prep, showed what all the preseason hype was […]

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Winning is wonderful. As Highland Park football coach Anthony Kopp pointed out Friday, every team hopes to start the season 1-0. But only half of them get to. Count the Giants in the unfortunate half following a wrenching 28-23 loss to host Leyden on Friday, Aug. 21, in Northlake. The Eagles overcame a nine-point deficit […]

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