Morton Grove Farmers Market opens for the season
Strains of Duke Ellington and Neil Diamond greeted shoppers Saturday as the Golf Middle School Jazz Band played at the Morton Grove Farmer's Market's opening day. "This is our first...
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History of recreation exhibit documents fun pursuits of yesteryear
A giant "penny farthing" bicycle, with a front wheel nearly five feet tall and a diminutive back wheel, got people talking when the Morton Grove Historical Museum opened its "Recreation...
Morton Grove Farmers Market holds spring preview
Spring produce, tamales, Belgian waffles, artisanal pasta, handmade bath and body products, new vendors and returning vendors all created a presence at the May 9 Morton Grove Farmers Market, drawing...
Morton Grove cousins win James Beard award
While they grew up in Morton Grove eating American and Armenian food, Carrie Nahabedian and her cousins Michael and Tom Nahabedian, who are brothers, have risen like cream to the...
Morton Grove protests cut in state funds, sidesteps ‘right to work’ debate
Morton Grove trustees responded to state political developments at the April 27 Village Board meeting, passing both a resolution to protect the funds the village receives from the state and...
Morton Grove Library tackling hurdles for building approval
After a resident raised the issue of whether the Morton Grove Library will have enough parking at a new building it purchased recently, the Village Board sent the proposal for...
Volunteers battle invasive species in Morton Grove’s Linne Woods
As helmet-clad volunteers chopped branches from trees and threw them onto bonfires in the woods just south of Beckwith Street in Morton Grove on April 25, Eileen Sutter kneeled down...
Youths recovering from addiction get help finding sober friends, social life
After a Park Ridge teen's alcohol and drug use led to repeated arrests and chaotic relationships with his parents and siblings, he got into a 12-step recovery program when he...
Morton Grove woman recounts family’s time in WWII internment camps
For 90 minutes Saturday, April 11, storyteller and Morton Grove resident Anne Shimojima told of her family's horrible experiences during World War II. Like 120,000 other Japanese Americans, they were...
Shout Out: John Herbert, a deacon, gardener, volunteer
The Pioneer Press caught up with Morton Grove resident John Herbert. John Herbet is a deacon at St. Martha Church, a gardener, a fan of local Mexican food and much...