![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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New Trier Township heightening efforts to preserve Monarch butterflies
New Trier Township is continuing its efforts to preserve the monarch butterfly by committing to...
Camp I Am Me again offering healing place for young burn survivors throughout Illinois
For the past 33 years, Camp I Am Me by Illinois Fire Safety Alliance has...
Glenview enters into another agreement with Ballyhoo Hospitality to help finance a new downtown restaurant
A new high-end Japanese-style restaurant is slated to come to downtown Glenview and for the...
![If you consider yourself an expert in game shows or on the costs of everyday appliances and merchandise, you might want to “come on down!” to Harwood Heights for a shot at being on The Price is Right. The CBS daytime program is holding an open casting call at Steinhafels furniture store, 7304 W. Lawrence Ave., Harwood Heights, on June 14 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The program is looking for two semi-finalists who will have an opportunity to be selected as contestants on the show. Applicant will be interviewed on camera for approximately thirty (30) seconds answering questions such […]](https://www.chicagotribune.com/wp-content/uploads/migration/2021/02/08/HUQPBHMQSVAB5CWFTQNWP4P2YI.jpg?w=135 "If you consider yourself an expert in game shows or on the costs of everyday appliances and merchandise, you might want to “come on down!” to Harwood Heights for a shot at being on The Price is Right. The CBS daytime program is holding an open casting call at Steinhafels furniture store, 7304 W. Lawrence Ave., Harwood Heights, on June 14 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The program is looking for two semi-finalists who will have an opportunity to be selected as contestants on the show. Applicant will be interviewed on camera for approximately thirty (30) seconds answering questions such […]")
‘Price is Right’ show searching for contestants in the Chicago area
If you consider yourself an expert in game shows or on the costs of everyday...
Lake County entertainment calendar
Here is a calendar of upcoming events in Lake County and surrounding towns. Friday, June...
Record number of high school students complete Basic Nurse Assistant training at Oakton
Over 80 high school students in the northern suburbs are ready to go to college...
Northbrook Junior High School students recognized by American Legion for their citizenship
Each year, Northbrook Junior High School partners with the local chapter of the American Legion...
Winnetka nonprofit Erika’s Lighthouse celebrates 20 years of work in youth suicide prevention
Two decades of service by Erika’s Lighthouse of Winnetka was celebrated at a June 4...
![Conventional wisdom says people should tackle on one environmental cause at a time — say, food waste, plastic reduction or pesticide avoidance — lest they get overwhelmed and abandon the course. For Amy Bartucci, that doesn’t work. “People say, ‘Just pick one thing,’” said Bartucci, of Park Ridge. “And I say, ‘I understand what you’re recommending, but I just can’t.’ I was born this way. I just don’t slow down.’” In recognition of her yearslong and multifaceted environmental activism, Bartucci was conferred the 2024 Sgt. Karen Lader Memorial Good Citizen Award earlier this month at the annual meeting of the […]](https://www.chicagotribune.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/ppn-l-amy-bartucci-yard-portrait.jpg?w=134 "Conventional wisdom says people should tackle on one environmental cause at a time — say, food waste, plastic reduction or pesticide avoidance — lest they get overwhelmed and abandon the course. For Amy Bartucci, that doesn’t work. “People say, ‘Just pick one thing,’” said Bartucci, of Park Ridge. “And I say, ‘I understand what you’re recommending, but I just can’t.’ I was born this way. I just don’t slow down.’” In recognition of her yearslong and multifaceted environmental activism, Bartucci was conferred the 2024 Sgt. Karen Lader Memorial Good Citizen Award earlier this month at the annual meeting of the […]")
‘We had a lot of hungry people’: Park Ridge’s Amy Bartucci receives Maine Township award for environmental efforts
Conventional wisdom says people should tackle on one environmental cause at a time — say,...