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Phil Marvin talked to Pioneer Press about Valentine's Day plans and other subjects on Feb. 9.

Shout Out: Phil Marvin, Linden Square stalwart, Valentine’s Day planner

May 10, 2019 at 4:35 p.m.

Phil Marvin's family owns and operates the Shawnee Service Center, 332 Linden Ave., a Wilmette business since 1916, offering more than a century of car service. But Marvin took some...

Flood control plan evolving to control costs, maintain protection goals, council told

May 10, 2019 at 5:23 p.m.

Unexpected costs have forced a change in the physical scope of Winnetka's current flood control vision, but negotiations are progressing well between the village and Cook County on storing Winnetka's...

New Trier alumnus among judges hearing Trump travel ban appeal

August 21, 2019 at 10:04 p.m.

A 1968 graduate of New Trier East High School is one of three federal judges to hear arguments Tuesday on last week's temporary restraining order against President Donald Trump's temporary...

Martella hired as Winnetka’s new economic development coordinator

May 10, 2019 at 5:23 p.m.

In a move that one official said would help further Winnetka's downtown development plan, the village has hired Michael Martella to be its first full-time economic development coordinator. Martella's first...

New Trier High School junior Kelly Allison, second from left, makes a point during a Jan. 31 New Trier High School Township family engagement night held at Central School in Glencoe. The night focused on how online and digital life affects young people. From left are Alec Ross, clinical director of Family Service of Glencoe; Allison; New Trier sophomore Austin Douthit; Wilmette Junior High School student Katie Bielinski; and parent Terri Bielinski.

Navigating digital life crucial for teens and parents, according to panelists at movie screening

May 23, 2019 at 12:57 p.m.

Love your smartphone, use your tablet – but don't let your attachment to pixels distract you from people, or the things you do with your family, at school, and in...

Jason Klingler, left, and Aimee Neumann, both of Wilmette, attended a Feb. 4 rally against President Donald Trump and his policies, particularly his executive order temporarily banning refugees from seven Muslim majority countries. Neumann said she took part because she didn't want to stand for hate.

Rally against Muslim ban brings crowd to downtown Wilmette

May 10, 2019 at 4:35 p.m.

Nearly 100 people from Wilmette and other North Shore communities gathered in downtown Wilmette on Saturday to chant, display signs, and stand against President Donald Trump's executive order temporarily banning...

New Trier High School parents debate planned civil rights seminar

May 10, 2019 at 5:23 p.m.

Opposition to an all-day civil rights seminar planned for New Trier High School has led to a group of parents creating a website and Facebook page to call for the...

As Leon Benson of the NorthShore Orthopaedic Institute and the Illinois Bone and Joint Institute walks to his next patient on Jan. 18, he's closely tailed by therapy dogs Cooper and Chelsea.

Making the rounds: Therapy dogs team up with hand surgeon to comfort patients

May 10, 2019 at 4:35 p.m.

When Ceil Johnson fell on the ice and broke her wrist last month, she went to hand surgeon Leon Benson for treatment. Benson had taken care of her before, but...

Shout Out: Rabbi Samuel Gordon, Global Justice Fellow

May 10, 2019 at 4:35 p.m.

Rabbi Samuel Gordon of Wilmette's Congregation Sukkat Shalom was named a 2017 Global Justice Fellow by the American Jewish World Service and visited the Dominican Republic, studying the plight of...

Police log four burglaries, warn about unlit properties

May 10, 2019 at 4:35 p.m.

After a night during which four homes across the village were burglarized, Wilmette police are advising residents to leave lights on at home when they aren't there as a crime...

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