![Representatives from the village of Niles and the Golf Mill Shopping Center hosted an Open House on Monday to discuss the upcoming redevelopment at the mall. Construction is expected to begin in 2025. Mayor George Alpogianis kicked off the event that brought nearly 200 people to Golf Mill. Florida-based Sterling Organization, which bought Golf Mill in 2014, brought their CEO Brian Kosoy and Managing Director of Development and Construction Dusting Hicks to present their upcoming project. The mall’s next step is for the village board to approve a redevelopment agreement with Sterling at its upcoming board of trustees meeting on […]](https://www.chicagotribune.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/ppn-l-nhs-golf-mill-redevelopment-0613-01_45c73e.jpg?w=116 "Representatives from the village of Niles and the Golf Mill Shopping Center hosted an Open House on Monday to discuss the upcoming redevelopment at the mall. Construction is expected to begin in 2025. Mayor George Alpogianis kicked off the event that brought nearly 200 people to Golf Mill. Florida-based Sterling Organization, which bought Golf Mill in 2014, brought their CEO Brian Kosoy and Managing Director of Development and Construction Dusting Hicks to present their upcoming project. The mall’s next step is for the village board to approve a redevelopment agreement with Sterling at its upcoming board of trustees meeting on […]")
Redevelopment plans for Niles’ Golf Mill Shopping Center advance; village, developer show united front
Representatives from the village of Niles and the Golf Mill Shopping Center hosted an Open...
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Camp I Am Me again offering healing place for young burn survivors throughout Illinois
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Family of Glenbrook North graduate who missed June 2 graduation because of illness thanks the community
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Northbrook Junior High School students recognized by American Legion for their citizenship
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Winnetka nonprofit Erika’s Lighthouse celebrates 20 years of work in youth suicide prevention
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![The 124th annual commencement for the New Trier Township High School Class of 2024 featured approximately 950 graduates on June 2 at NOW Arena in Hoffman Estates. Graduates wore white and black formal garments. Handheld long-stemmed red roses and red lapel boutonnières were provided. “I think a rose symbolizes beauty and new beginnings,” said graduate Taegan Usher, 18, of Wilmette. Holding red roses included Nora Niehus of Glenview and Claire Porwancher of Wilmette. It could be said the stem of a rose reflected on the budding STEM careers both Niehus and Porwancher are pursuing after Trevians graduation. STEM stands for […]](https://www.chicagotribune.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/PPN-NewTrierGrad2024-10.jpg?w=132 "The 124th annual commencement for the New Trier Township High School Class of 2024 featured approximately 950 graduates on June 2 at NOW Arena in Hoffman Estates. Graduates wore white and black formal garments. Handheld long-stemmed red roses and red lapel boutonnières were provided. “I think a rose symbolizes beauty and new beginnings,” said graduate Taegan Usher, 18, of Wilmette. Holding red roses included Nora Niehus of Glenview and Claire Porwancher of Wilmette. It could be said the stem of a rose reflected on the budding STEM careers both Niehus and Porwancher are pursuing after Trevians graduation. STEM stands for […]")
New Trier Township High School Class of 2024 features approximately 950 graduates
The 124th annual commencement for the New Trier Township High School Class of 2024 featured...
![Dozens turned out Monday for the annual Memorial Day commemoration ceremony in Franklin Park which included a wreath laying, a 21-gun salute and an old flag retirement ceremony. Village Trustee Irene Avitia said that given the high number of veterans in Franklin Park—and families of veterans who died while serving—she’s happy the village does something to honor their service and their lives. “We have a lot of veterans, so it’s important to recognize their contributions,” she said, prior to the ceremony at the Veterans Memorial. “The community comes out and they like to remember our vets and those we lost.” […]](https://www.chicagotribune.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/DSC_0021-1.jpg?w=132 "Dozens turned out Monday for the annual Memorial Day commemoration ceremony in Franklin Park which included a wreath laying, a 21-gun salute and an old flag retirement ceremony. Village Trustee Irene Avitia said that given the high number of veterans in Franklin Park—and families of veterans who died while serving—she’s happy the village does something to honor their service and their lives. “We have a lot of veterans, so it’s important to recognize their contributions,” she said, prior to the ceremony at the Veterans Memorial. “The community comes out and they like to remember our vets and those we lost.” […]")
Franklin Park holds Memorial Day ceremony to honor fallen, missing soldiers
Dozens turned out Monday for the annual Memorial Day commemoration ceremony in Franklin Park which...
Wescott School fourth-grade student one of five winners in national writing contest
Wescott School fourth-grader Paityn Han is among five winners across the nation in Storyworks Magazine’s...
Glenbrook North High School’s Class of 2024 moves forward together after four years of “unprecedented times”
In the middle of a mass of his fellow classmates adorned in green gowns and caps...