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Northbrook Community Center holds open house following $12.1M in renovations (opens the original)
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Northbrook’s Community Center, formerly called the Leisure Center, offered an open house Sunday, Aug. 23 to introduce the public to the remodeled space after nearly a year spent on renovations. About 800 people of all ages attended the event, exploring the new community spaces and joining various classes, performances and activities, said Erin Sweet, superintendent of arts and recreation at the Northbrook Community Center. The Northbrook Park District remodeled nearly every space across the comm
Northbrook residents continue outcry over razing plaza; Board sends plan for more review (opens the original)
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A developer’s proposal to tear down a Northbrook shopping center near downtown and build three condo buildings on the site will now be heard before the Plan Commission after Northbrook Village Board trustees voted at their Aug. 25 meeting to modify their initial review process. During the Tuesday meeting, the Village Board voted to reverse its action, passed May 26, to review the zoning application, instead sending it off to the Plan Commission for a first pass. Only one trustee, Johannah Hebl,
Glenbrook North High School opens health center in partnership with Advocate Health (opens the original)
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Glenbrook North High School students and staff members will soon be able to access treatment for some physical illnesses and mental health services at no cost to them through a new health center — the second school health center to open in Glenbrook High School District 225. Dozens of people attended a ribbon cutting ceremony Aug. 7 to celebrate the new facility, a partnership between Glenbrook District 225 and Advocate Health, with district leaders saying the center aims to streamline medical c
Wilmette Police Department one of first in Illinois to get K-9 with electronics-detection training (opens the original)
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The Wilmette Police Department has gained an addition to its team — a dog named Gizmo who is one of only four K-9s in Illinois, and about 100 in the nation, trained to detect electronics in criminal investigations. The two-year-old Golden Retriever-Labrador mix arrived at the department in June and is cross-trained as a comfort dog, to bring a sense of calm to people in stressful situations. Sam Walker, a digital forensic analyst for the department and the dog’s handler, said his family has want
Glenbrook North students past and present celebrate Ferris Bueller’s 40th anniversary (opens the original)
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Forty years since “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off” was filmed at Glenbrook North High School, current students and alumni alike continue to celebrate the cult classic’s long-lasting legacy. To commemorate the milestone movie about ditching school to spend one day living life to its fullest, high school students this summer recreated some iconic scenes for the cover of the district’s annual publication, The Glenbrooks, which is mailed to 40,000 homes in the community. This included getting access to a
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