Village Hall and the Police Department lobby are also closed to the public Thursday morning while crews make repairs.
Monarca Mexican Grill is serving traditional Mexican dishes for brunch, lunch and dinner at 1869 Waukegan Road.
Glenview police reports include identity thefts, retail thefts, a battery and several recent arrests.
Three Glenview Village Board trustee positions, each carrying a four-year term, will be on the April 2027 ballot.
Exhibition Runs August 27 – September 24; Proceeds Benefit NSYMCA Visual Arts Programs
The system can autonomously send a drone to some 911 calls within minutes, giving dispatchers an aerial view before crews arrive.
NorthShore Elite Talent Company prepares to take over the historic former Country Cobbler shoe store building in downtown Glenview
NSSOD dancers earn top competition honors and showcase their talents in end-of-season performances
Bryan R. Malis has served on the Glenview museum's board since 2004 and previously chaired its finance committee.
Part of Patch's ongoing College Credits series highlighting local student achievements during the 2026-27 school year.
Local 2025 MLS data shows why autumn offers distinct advantages for Glenview homeowners before the winter shift.
Police also reported several DUI arrests, thefts, criminal damage and a solicitation complaint.
Annual outing proves that friendship, community, and a little friendly competition can make a massive difference
The program will take place on Tuesday, September 8, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. and is open to the public.
The 85-foot-wide public artwork celebrates the town’s natural spaces and history, with a ribbon cutting set for Sept. 14
The Village Board also advanced an Evans Scholars expansion, honored local flag football players and announced a 2027 budget workshop.
The Y raises $60,000 to help with financial aid and charitable support for the community in their Community Strong fundraising efforts
The restaurant opens to the public Thursday after renovating the historic Glen View House space.
Fig Dish rises from the underground.
Police also reported 82 unauthorized DoorDash purchases, a $3,400 retail theft and several DUI arrests.
Opening Tuesday
Free community event with 50+ vendors, health screenings, giveaways, raffles, & a special presentation from Illinois Bone & Joint Institute
Families across Districts 225, 30 and 34 can start planning around first days, school breaks and the end of the year.
Programs for all ages include aquatics, wellness, sports, dance, visual arts and more
Other reports include a six-figure business theft, alleged caregiver-related losses and several arrests.
The July enforcement effort included 99 speeding tickets and five distracted-driving citations.
The Sept. 20 fundraiser at Blue Star Memorial Woods will support grants for IVF, surrogacy, adoption and other family-building needs.
The longtime Glenview restaurant will consolidate operations while updating its original roadhouse-style location.
"This is not a decision we take lightly," Encouraging patrons to visit the Lake Avenue location throughout August for one final celebration.
Police said the driver hit the gas instead of the brake before striking the Shermer Road business.
Edie Boutique and Marigold Gift Shop from local entrepreneur Amy DeGrazio to open in time for Valentine’s Day
The new Lehigh Avenue business offers haircuts, shaves, skin care and hand-and-foot treatments in a lounge-like setting.
Other reports include a stolen electric bicycle, catalytic converter theft and several traffic arrests.
From Just One Tow Truck looking for Restaurant Customers on the West-side of the Downtown District
Part of Patch’s ongoing College Credits series highlighting local student achievements during the 2025-26 school year.
Essential late-summer home maintenance tips for Glenview and North Shore homeowners looking to preserve property value before fall.
Police also reported a fleeing vehicle with stolen plates, a pepper-spray incident and arrests on battery and traffic charges.
Patients say program made managing their health easier and more consistent
Thanks to Ruth Schultz Bright Days Fund