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Northbrook celebrates Shermerfest despite disruptive cow (opens the original)
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The village of Northbrook celebrated the 48th annual Shermerfest at Village Green Park on Sunday with a car parade, a cow that nearly seriously injured its handler and a tribute to the late president of the Northbrook Historical Society, which organizes the fest. Scott Thompson, the current president of the Northbrook Historical Society, paused from his volunteer job selling popcorn from the Sunset Foods red trolley to say, “I can’t fill her shoes, that’s not possible. Shermerfest was her dream
‘People are nice here’ Rock the Block in Lake Zurich attracts an estimated 8,000 people (opens the original)
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Clear sunset skies and Saturday evening temperatures in the 80-degree range launched the 13th annual Rock the Block event in downtown Lake Zurich on Sept. 12. The free event began at 5 p.m. and ended at 11 p.m. Three live bands took the stage for an evening of music, including opener yacht rock band The Ron Burgundy’s, pop favorites band Libido Funk Circus and closing rock band 7th Heaven. Food trucks again lined Main Street along with vendors in booths. A large bar and high tables where a big s
Sept. 11 remembrance in Highland Park speaker: united nation in 2001, need to draw on spirit to reunite 25 years later (opens the original)
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The City of Highland Park welcomed the public to its Sept. 11, 2001, 25th Anniversary Remembrance Ceremony on Friday, Sept. 11 at the Ravinia Festival Bennett Gordon Hall in Highland Park. There were blue skies outdoors on the North Shore for 2026, with temperatures and sunny weather reminiscent of 9/11/2001 here and in New York City. Inside the auditorium of Bennett Gordon Hall, many seats in the audience were occupied by elected Lake County officials, including some from Highland Park and High
‘What a joy’ ‘Kits, ‘Cats and Kids Block Party ushers in Evanston and Skokie school year (opens the original)
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Despite full sun and nearly 90 degrees, the annual ‘Kits, ‘Cats and Kids Block Party took place on Sept. 1 at Evanston Township High School (ETHS) Lazier Field in Evanston. The outdoor Tuesday late-afternoon celebration included local elementary, high school, and university students and families, offering a positive experience at a free back-to-school party. Attendees could experience community tables, games, arts and crafts, family activities, disc jockey music, free books, treats, and inflatab
‘Art is bringing everybody together’ Port Clinton Art Festival attracts thousands to downtown Highland Park (opens the original)
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An estimated 300 artists took part in this year’s Port Clinton Art Festival in downtown Highland Park with thousands of people attending. “Art is a manifestation of your hopes, your dreams and sometimes your memories,” said Aurora artist Mays Mayhew, whose diptych piece “Headwinds Tailwinds” caused people to turn heads to view Mayhew’s booth. “My work is based on emotional narrative,” Mayhew said. “They’re all stories.” Opening day weather was overcast to sunny for the consecutive two-day free w
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