Music, games and food at District 68 Fall Fest
Hundreds of District 68 students and their families gathered in the grassy space behind Old Orchard Junior High School on Thursday night to celebrate the start of the new school...
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Former Niles finance director accepts same position with Niles Park District
The longtime finance director of Niles has taken a job managing the village park district's finances — an opportunity he says aligns both his interest in sports and local government....
Craft brewery Une Annee planning move to Niles
The first craft brewery in Niles is expected to open later this fall. Chicago brewery Une Année — a three-year-old venture known for their Belgian and French style brews —...
Aviation officials seeking Niles feedback during ‘Fly Quiet’ test at O’Hare
Niles area residents can voice their concerns or tips about jet noise coming from O'Hare International Airport while aviation officials continue their six-month "Fly Quiet" test to try and distribute...
Restaurant Music Box coming to Niles despite neighboring business’ concerns
A new restaurant and cocktail lounge received a green light from Niles officials despite complaints from owners of a neighboring hotel concerned about past experiences with rowdy behavior at the...
Niles receives $1,000 for community garden project
Niles recently received a $1,000 donation for the construction of the village's first-ever community garden. Village officials posed during their board meeting Aug. 23 with a gigantic $1,000 check delivered...
Police search for driver in fatal Morton Grove hit-and-run
A 49-year-old woman was killed in a high speed hit-and-run crash Friday night in Morton Grove after the vehicle she was driving was struck by another car traveling approximately 100...
Skokie’s Community Bicycle Safety Fair aims to attract cyclists of all ages
Skokie's Public Safety Commission is reinventing an annual cycling tradition in the hopes of attracting bicyclists of all ages to the new event, according to the village's director of marketing...
Walk for Life: Team helps woman raise funds to fight ALS in honor of late husband
September will mark Lisa Hanley's fifth year walking in the Les Turner ALS Foundation Walk for Life fundraiser and the third since her husband, Pat Hanley, passed away from the...
As rates increase, Morton Grove drops electricity program voters approved in 2012
Morton Grove is pulling the plug on its electricity aggregation program next month. The move means the village, which started an electricity aggregation program after voters approved a referendum in...