Jennifer Johnson
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Artists, community create first public mural in downtown Glenview (opens the original)
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Ceramic fish, animals, birds and butterflies leap off the brick wall that doubles as a canvas for Glenview’s first community-created mural, designed to bring added vibrancy to an evolving downtown. Painted over several months this year on the western wall of the Jimmy John’s building at 1746 Glenview Road, the mural, celebrating nature and community, was formally commemorated with a ribbon cutting before a crowd of more than 50 people on Sept. 14. “Confluence: Life on Glenview’s West Fork,” is d
Glenview’s Oil Lamp Theater secures larger space for new home (opens the original)
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Glenview’s Oil Lamp Theater has shifted its plans to move to a new building, and is hoping to raise the curtain there in 2028. After announcing plans last year to relocate to larger facilities across the street from its current location on Glenview Road, the storefront theater is now preparing to move just up the block, into the former Ten Ninety Brewing Co. building at 1025 Waukegan Road. This new site is next door to Oil Lamp Academy, a school operated by the theater. Jay Pastucha, executive d
Historic 1800’s Glenview saloon relaunched as Foxtail at Glen View restaurant (opens the original)
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An important part of Glenview history has become the site of the village’s newest restaurant. Foxtail at Glen View House, which opened Aug. 20, is the culmination of more than a year’s worth of work to renovate the 148-year-old former Glen View House building, the likely place where local leaders voted to formally incorporate the village of Glenview in 1899. While the inside of the building, built circa 1878, has been modernized, the front exterior’s brick facade and front porch have been largel
Five-generation Hackney’s Restaurant, in Glenview for 71 years, to close 700-seat location (opens the original)
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“A part of Glenview for generations,” declares the green and white plaque that greets customers inside Hackney’s on Lake. Indeed, for 71 years, Hackney’s has been a community staple, synonymous with family gatherings, youth sports banquets, live music nights and St. Patrick’s Day revelry. “Growing up here on the North Shore, you either ate at Hackney’s or worked at Hackney’s,” said Denny Hebson, grandson of the location’s founder, Jim Masterson. But on or around Sept. 6, the restaurant will serv
Quieter days coming? Glenview to study whether to join Northbrook, Evanston in curbing leaf blowers (opens the original)
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The village of Glenview is joining a study that will examine whether to place restrictions on the use of gas-powered leaf blowers within the north suburb. Glenview trustees on Aug. 4 approved a resolution to join a gas leaf blower restriction feasibility study at a cost of $15,550. The study is being undertaken by several municipalities that were part of the 11-member Regional Leaf Blower Working Group, formed in 2021. These communities include Glencoe, Highland Park, Lake Bluff, Northbrook, Wil
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