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Miss a day, miss a lot. Let’s catch up on the week:

Evanston Man Charged in Christmas-Gift Home Burglaries

  • The 18-year-old was caught in the act by Chicago Police early on Christmas Eve.

3 People Shot Near Lake Bluff Early Christmas Morning

  • An argument at a bar on Skokie Highway led to a parking-lot shooting.

HPHS Swimmer Breaks His Brother’s Record

  • Bragging rights in the Nathan family now go to younger brother Levy.

Dunkin’ Donuts Will Open Day After Christmas

  • The second one to open in Highland Park will have an upstairs area.

District 112 Wants to Issue Bonds to Pay for Middle School

  • More than $50 million in interest costs could be saved if bonds are granted.

Anthony Bourdain’s Favorite Chicago Restaurants

  • Noted chef and Travel Channel star says a few places stick out when he visits our city.

Will New Starbucks Cause Problems for Students at Nearby Schools?

  • Representatives of both Fairview South and Hillel Torah concerned about safety and traffic.

One Winnetka Rejected by Zoning Board

  • Board votes not to recommend downtown project.

Wow! House: Lurie Mansion is So Good it Has Its Own Website

  • 10 bedrooms, 11 bathrooms in Winnetka mansion built for philanthropists Ann and Robert Lurie. Included: exercise room, magnificent pool.

Evanston Mayor Bets Northwestern Will Win Outback Bowl

  • A batch of Tennessee whiskey and some of Evanston’s “Few Spirits” are on the line as the Wildcats and Volunteers battle on New Year’s Day.

Skokie Agrees to Pay Nearly $900K For Excessive Force Used by Cop

  • The village has agreed to pay a woman involved in a 2013 drunk driving incident.

Skokie Native a Top NHL Prospect

  • Willie Knierim expected to be picked in 2016 draft, but will play college hockey first.

Reforming Campus Dining Plans to Eliminate Waste and Food Injustice

  • Northwestern students use campus meal plan leftovers to feed the hungry in Evanston.

How Windy Was Wednesday Night?

  • Measurements of peak wind gusts across the Chicago area.

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