Community Corner
Bison Court Case | Old Orchard Apartments | Slain Family Fundraiser
Here is a roundup of top stories from recent days in the northern Chicago suburbs.

As we head into the shortest four weeks of the year, 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:
Billy The Bison Debacle Heads To Court
Scott Comstock, co-owner of Milk & Honey Farmstead in Wauconda, faces fines but claims he never actually owned the bison.
Find out what's happening in Winnetka-Glencoefor free with the latest updates from Patch.
Old Orchard Owner Unveils Redevelopment Plan For Apartments At Mall
The mall's parent company has committed to spending more than $100 million to improve Westfield Old Orchard.
$65,000 Raised For 'Proper Send Off' Of Slain Buffalo Grove Family
Arrangements are being finalized for a memorial service for Vera Kisliak and her two young daughters, who were killed last week at home.
Find out what's happening in Winnetka-Glencoefor free with the latest updates from Patch.
Black Employees' Racial Equity Concerns Lead To City Roadmap
Evanston city officials announced initial steps in response to an open letter and action plan released by a group of about 30 Black employees.
Loyola Academy Football Coach John Holecek To Step Down After 17 Years
The former NFL linebacker coached the Loyola Academy Ramblers to three state championships and an overall record of 185-36.
Lake County Forest Preserve Board Re-Elects Top Leaders
Angelo Kyle of Waukegan will continue to serve as president, and John Wasik of Grayslake was reelected as vice-president.
JCC Chicago Hosts '8 Nights Of Hanukkah' Events In City. Suburbs
It's the third year JCC Chicago has celebrated all eight nights with in-person or virtual programming welcoming families, teens and adults.
New Adoption Center Takes In Small Exotic Pets
Lost Woods Animal Sanctuary opened in the past year and specializes in providing care and homes for guinea pigs, turtles, rats and more.
Residents Launch 'Field Of Schemes' Campaign Over New Ryan Field Plans
Northwestern University officials want changes to Evanston's zoning code, planned development approval and a new liquor license.
POLICE REPORTS/BLOTTER

- No Cash Allowed At Portillo's Drive-Thru After Armed Robbery
- Manhunt For Homicide Suspect Ends With Arrest: Police
- Grinch Steals Holiday Wreaths From Store: Blotter
- Man Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Woman During Child Pickup
- Suburban Man Who Abused 3-Year-Old Girl And Fled To Mexico Sentenced
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