This inaugural event on February 29 will bring together area healthcare providers, nonprofit organizations and volunteers.
Here is a roundup of top stories from recent days in the northern Chicago suburbs.
The local forest preserve district took home a quartet of awards last month from the nation's largest state park and recreation conference.
Grant funding provides alternate financial support for non-profit agencies serving families and individuals in crisis
The 56-year-old conservation land trust manages eight, soon to be 10, nature preserves open to the public year-round.
Kurt Begalka brings his extensive background in successful nonprofit leadership to the position.
The Board is focused on addressing the mental health needs of the community and ensuring residents are aware of available services.
The library board recently approved devoting up to $266,000 to repair and restore 12 murals that are nearly 92 years old inside the library.
In an afternoon program hosted by Cook Memorial Library, Jigar Doshi of Bentron Financial Group covers the process from beginning to end
The foundation run by Kevin and Greta Warren will donate the gift, which will be used to alleviate financial stress being felt by families.
Here are some of the most-read stories of the year from the Lake Forest-Lake Bluff Patch.
Area residents can make purchases through the drive-thru, place a carry-out order or eat in.
You have not lived today until you have done something for someone who can never repay you. – John Bunyan
The event is presented by the Lake County Opioid Task Force’s “A Way Out” Program.
Proceeds from this fundraiser will benefit the Township Food Pantry.
Funding support provides alternate financial resources for non-profit agencies serving families and individuals in crisis
Northwestern Medicine, Drug Enforcement Administration partner to host community sites
The Township Board unanimously approved a resolution condemning the violence against innocent bystanders by terrorist military actions.
Parks over Police?
Reding Power, co-founded 20 years ago by Mary Jane Hender, has given thousands of Lake County children the gift of literacy.
Help the Illinois Department on Aging and AgeOptions explore new ways to provide support for family caregivers and their loved ones
Meet Baer, of Chicago’s PBS Station WTTW, at North Shore Senior Center Lecture on Wednesday, November 1 from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Join North Shore Senior Center and New Trier Township for a Free Wellness Event for All Ages
Enjoy some fun with members, and learn about the League
Learn about new advances in science and how NSSC provides a full spectrum of enriching activities and care to people living with memory loss
The signup deadline for donors to participate in the “Sponsor-A-Family” program is Monday, October 2.
Local community leader Jim Opsitnik has an "intense focus on preserving the historic visual character and beauty of Lake Forest."
Unpacking Personal Accounts: A Quest for Attention or Genuine Cry for Change?
Amid growing safety concerns, Lake Forest City Council unanimously supports the initial ban, with a final vote slated for October 2
"It's a historic first-ever High Holidays services in the city," says Rabbi Moshe Spalter.
Community invited to attend 'Then and Now' Auto Show on Sunday, October 1 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
State Rep. Rita Mayfield is "just plain down to earth," according to Lake Bluff reader Steven Givhan.
This free event is open to all Vernon Township residents and will take place on Monday, September 18.
Helping provide sports equipment to further advance Y gymnastics.
Construction on the new Cricket field adjacent to the Township building will begin soon, with a goal for completion by the end of September.
Sharing new focus areas, strategic plan and capital projects for the facility
Celebrating Community and Heritage in Lake Forest, Illinois
Reflecting on History and Looking to the Future