Winnetka-Glencoe, IL|News|
Thieves Targeting Winnetka Street Signs
Several thousand dollars worth of signs have been stolen. Police are asking for the public's help in reporting any suspicious activity.
Emily Stone, Patch Staff
Emily Stone, Patch Staff
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Evanston, IL|News|
Police Arrest Evanston Man for Armed Robbery at Radio Shack
The thief brandished a knife in the Sunday morning robbery.
Emily Stone, Patch Staff
Evanston, IL|News|
Buddhist Monks Honor North Shore's Harold Ramis with Ceremonies
They performed one in Glencoe and one in Evanston in honor of the director, who was very interested in Buddhism.
Emily Stone, Patch Staff
Wilmette-Kenilworth, IL|News|
Wilmette Woman Pinned by Fallen Tree While Walking Dog
The woman is in good condition; the dog is unhurt.
Emily Stone, Patch Staff
Glenview, IL|News|
Harlem and Henley Construction Delayed One Day
The road work that was supposed to happen Monday and Tuesday will now be done Tuesday and Wednesday.
Emily Stone, Patch Staff
Northbrook, IL|News|
Northbrook Obituary: Julie Ryba Knitter, 93
Visitation and a funeral will be held Wednesday.
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Deerfield, IL|News|
Deerfield Obituary: Michael Foster, 66
He was a Vietnam veteran and long-time employee of the Cook County Sheriff's Department.
Emily Stone, Patch Staff
Skokie, IL|News|
Lincolnwood Obituary: LaVerne Joyce Wernikoff, 90
A service will be held Wednesday.
Emily Stone, Patch Staff
Glenview, IL|News|
53-Year-Old Pedestrian Critically Injured in Lake Ave. Crash
The crash happened Sunday morning.
Emily Stone, Patch Staff
Niles-Morton Grove, IL|News|
Softball Players Hang with Obama, Palestinian-American's Reading Sparks Controversy
Also, a man accidentally shoots himself in the head and Walgreens is applauded for staying local.
Emily Stone, Patch Staff
Skokie, IL|News|
Softball Players Hang with Obama, Palestinian-American's Reading Sparks Controversy
Also, a man accidentally shoots himself in the head and Walgreens is applauded for staying local.
Emily Stone, Patch Staff
Glenview, IL|News|
Softball Players Hang with Obama, Palestinian-American's Reading Sparks Controversy
Also, a man accidentally shoots himself in the head and Walgreens is applauded for staying local.
Emily Stone, Patch Staff
Buffalo Grove, IL|News|
Softball Players Hang with Obama, Palestinian-American's Reading Sparks Controversy
Also, a man accidentally shoots himself in the head and Walgreens is applauded for staying local.
Emily Stone, Patch Staff
Northbrook, IL|News|
Softball Players Hang with Obama, Palestinian-American's Reading Sparks Controversy
Also, a man accidentally shoots himself in the head and Walgreens is applauded for staying local.
Emily Stone, Patch Staff
Deerfield, IL|News|
Softball Players Hang with Obama, Palestinian-American's Reading Sparks Controversy
Also, a man accidentally shoots himself in the head and Walgreens is applauded for staying local.
Emily Stone, Patch Staff
Lake Forest-Lake Bluff, IL|News|
Softball Players Hang with Obama, Palestinian-American's Reading Sparks Controversy
Also, a man accidentally shoots himself in the head and Walgreens is applauded for staying local.
Emily Stone, Patch Staff
Highland Park, IL|News|
Softball Players Hang with Obama, Palestinian-American's Reading Sparks Controversy
Also, a man accidentally shoots himself in the head and Walgreens is applauded for staying local.
Emily Stone, Patch Staff
Winnetka-Glencoe, IL|News|
Softball Players Hang with Obama, Palestinian-American's Reading Sparks Controversy
Also, a man accidentally shoots himself in the head and Walgreens is applauded for staying local.
Emily Stone, Patch Staff
Wilmette-Kenilworth, IL|News|
Softball Players Hang with Obama, Palestinian-American's Reading Sparks Controversy
Also, a man accidentally shoots himself in the head and Walgreens is applauded for staying local.
Emily Stone, Patch Staff
Evanston, IL|News|
Softball Players Hang with Obama, Palestinian-American's Reading Sparks Controversy
Also, a man accidentally shoots himself in the head and Walgreens is applauded for staying local.
Emily Stone, Patch Staff
