Brew Company Controversy | Village Trustee Dies | School Stays Closed

NORTHERN CHICAGO SUBURBS, IL — Hope your week is off to a good start. Let us get you caught up on the latest news from the northern Chicago suburbs from the past few days.

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

Ravinia Brewing Co. Owner Could Choose Between Council Or License

The Highland Park City Council is set to decide whether to block the renewal of a councilmember's liquor license.

Longtime Village Trustee Seiden Dies: Village of Deerfield

William "Bill" Seiden, who was currently serving on the board, had been a trustee since 1999.

Grayslake Middle School To Remain Closed 12 More Weeks

Repairs are expected to be completed by April 26, District 46 officials said.

2 Teens Shot At Apartment Complex In Wheeling: Police

Two brothers were shot and two people were arrested in connection with the incident Saturday, police said.

New Trier Takes Top Spot For Fall Season In Sports Ranking

Sports teams at New Trier High School finished the 2023-24 fall season as the top-ranked team nationwide in the "MaxPreps Cup" standings.

Northwestern Medicine Opens Behavioral Health Center In Grayslake

The Josselyn Center recently celebrated the opening of a new location at 100 Atkinson Road in Grayslake.

Setting A Precedent: Glenbrook South Cheerleaders Make 1st State Trip

The varsity squad competed in the Illinois High School Association state series for the first time in school history.

Balcony Shooter Charged With Attempted Murder: Schaumburg PD

The arrest follows an incident last week in the 1200 block of Cambia Drive.

3 Lake Co. Sheriff Employees Honored For Aiding Veterans In Need

Lake County Sheriff's Office telecommunicator Monika Reum, deputy Francis Foy and deputy Christopher Orlando received the recognition.

4 Top Honors Awarded To Lake County Forest Preserves

The local forest preserve district took home a quartet of awards last month from the nation's largest state park and recreation conference.

$600K Grant To Help Fund Northbrook Aquatic Center's Renovation

Work on the project, estimated to be $3.56 million, is scheduled to begin in the fall.

POLICE REPORTS/BLOTTER

• Employee Hears Screwdriver Break-In Attempt At Store: Des Plaines PD
• Car Stolen From Highland Park Dealership Found In Chicago: Blotter
• Man Batters Soccer Coach Over Play Style: Northbrook Police Blotter
• Battery Arrest Made At Chuck E. Cheese: Arlington Heights PD Blotter
• Drunken Driver Hits Trees, Traffic Signal: Buffalo Grove PD Blotter

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