Bakery Controversy | 'Pass The Ban' March | 'Unforgettable' Day

As we head into the final hours of astrological summer ahead of the fall equinox Thursday evening, let's take a moment to get caught up on what's been going on so far this week across the northern suburbs of Chicagoland.

Here is a look at articles that have been getting attention from Patch.com readers:

Highland Park Hockey Giants Get 'Unforgettable' Day From Blackhawks

The Highland Park Giants became NHL recruits thanks to the Blackhawks who are helping a hurting group of players deal with tragedy and pain.

'Pass The Ban' March Urges Senate To Pass Federal Assault Weapons Ban

A group founded by North Shore residents is organizing Thursday's march on Washington.

18-Year-Old Charged With Obstructing Justice In Fort Sheridan Death

While his 20-year-old companion is accused of illegal gun possession, neither has been charged over with Saturday's "violent confrontation."

UpRising Supporters, Detractors Pack Village Board Meeting

More than 80 people stopped out to the Tuesday meeting to voice their concerns, as well as their support, for the Lake in the Hills bakery.

Northbrook Synagogue 'Sticking' With Highland Park Following Tragedy

A popsicle stick mosaic tribute to the victims of the July 4 Highland Park parade shooting is on display at Ross Cosmetics.

Suburban State's Attorney Files Suit Over SAFE-T Act

The bill, which was signed in 2020, will eliminate cash bail in Illinois and takes effect on Jan. 1, 2023.

2 District 303 Schools Win Blue Ribbon Awards

Norton Creek Elementary and St. Charles North High schools are 2022 National Blue Ribbon Award winners.

Retired North Suburban Superintendent Named New Chair Of Illinois State Board Of Education

Gov. J.B. Pritzker appointed retired Niles Township High School District 219 Superintendent Steven Isoye to take over for David Reisberg.

$1.34B MegaMillions Winners: 2 Illinois Residents Claim Prize

The two people, who are remaining anonymous, are splitting the prize and will take the winnings in a lump sum of $780.5 million.

POLICE REPORTS/BLOTTER

• Ruse Burglar Diverts Owner To Backyard: Blotter
• Customer Fraudulently Attempts To Buy Drug: Blotter
• Strangulation, Resisting Police Arrest Made: Blotter
• Booze Thieves Fill Up Cart, Leave Store: Blotter
• Juveniles Charged After Gun Discharged In Library Parking Lot: Police
• Haz Mat Team Called To Home With Dozens Of Cats, Dogs Inside
• Woman Found Dead At High School Campus Died By Suicide: Authorities

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