Actors Training Center’s ‘Matilda, Jr.!’ stars local talent
Three North Shore girls will star in Actors Training Center's upcoming production "Matilda, Jr.!"| The Record
Under the green awning of the North Shore Senior Center entryway stands a sign that reads “Welcome Back,” inviting guests through the main south doors for the first time since January.| The Record
Three North Shore girls will star in Actors Training Center's upcoming production "Matilda, Jr.!"| The Record
Wilmette doctor Steven Bachta hit the buzzer on American Ninja Warrior — competing for his kids, a cause, and a shot at the finals.| The Record
Nearly 150 swimmers gathered at Wilmette’s Gillson Beach on Saturday, June 14, for the seventh annual Wilmette Open Water Swim Race.| The Record
More than 300 student-athletes from across the state muscled their way into New Trier High School on May 24 for the annual state powerlifting championships, organized by the Illinois High School PowerLifting Association. Participants from 29 high schools competed in the event, which was split into two divisions based on team size. Three lifts — […]| The Record
The rally is set from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday outside Highland Park City Hall. A chair of the Lake County Democrats group anticipated a big turnout.| The Record
Is the third time a charm? Village of Wilmette officials and the new property owners of 200 Skokie Blvd. hope so. Local businessman Danny Shamoon reportedly has purchased the Wilmette property and former home to Bakers Square and is planning renovations to open Buttermilk Cafe, a popular breakfast-lunch business with four locations in Chicagoland. Shamoon […]| The Record
EvaDean’s proposal to use part of Wilmette’s Veterans Park for outdoor dining sparked debate among residents and local officials earlier this year. Three months later, the discussion has evolved but plans for the new restaurant and bakery still generated robust discussion among trustees. Despite some disagreements among trustees over the breakdown of funding, the board […]| The Record
Wilmette trustees unanimously approved an economic incentive policy on Tuesday with the goal of supporting economic development within the village. The policy, which was approved at the Village Board’s regular meeting on June 10, was created following a request for economic incentives from Danny Shamoon, who plans on opening Buttermilk Café at 200 Skokie Blvd, […]| The Record
It was nothing New Trier senior Ellie Bornhoeft hadn’t seen before. In fact, she had seen it over and over again. So when Bornhoeft had an open-turf view from eight meters in overtime of the state championship, she was ready. Even if she started from her non-preferred hash mark. “It’s a mental battle, and I’ve […]| The Record
If you don’t get to good pitching early, you might not get to it at all. That age-old baseball adage proved true Saturday afternoon as a pair of Maine South righthanders delivered a dominant pitching performance to bring New Trier baseball’s season to an end. The Hawks outlasted the Trevians 4-1 in 11 innings June […]| The Record
History By Design is The Record’s new monthly column focusing on the North Shore’s special and influential architectural history. Local historians and authors Susan S. Benjamin and Robert A. Sideman write and research the column, and the Glencoe and Winnetka historical societies contributed photographs for this edition.| The Record
A season filled with jubilance came to a cruel conclusion Saturday afternoon in Northfield. Lane Tech put an end to the New Trier girls soccer team’s bid to defend its state title with a 2-1 victory on Saturday, May 31, on Robert Naughton Field. The Champions rallied from behind on the back of a well-struck, […]| The Record
