Some of the challenges we face in our communities have solutions that can be found only when we get together as neighbors and citizens. So, do you "do community"?
A visit to a Chicago or Cook County park on Sept. 29 can benefit families and nature as Chicago Wilderness is hosting a “Day of Service.”
Senator Kotowski announced today he will not accept taxpayer money for per diem and mileage reimbursement for the upcoming Special Session.
Five of the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District treatment facilities have achieved perfect scores on annual reports to earn the National Association of Clean Water Agencies’ highest honor.
Turns out, business after hours at Harris Bank, sorry BMO-Harris in Niles is great for networking. Even without drinking the promised and provided wine.
We’ve all heard about Olympic athletes who visualize their performance before they compete to improve performance. The good news is we can all do this!
We attended a conference where elite military personnel shared battle-tested processes for flawless execution including a Debrief, done by the Blue Angels after every flight to improve performance.
Where did that pepper come from? Here's the answer and more!
MWRD is dedicated to land preservation and surveyed 25 properties along waterways, near treatment plants, in reservoirs and aeration stations to develop a comprehensive biological survey.
Grilling tips and ideas from the folks at GFS Marketplace for the perfect summer BBQ.
I have been asked with greater frequency, about dental insurance. It's almost never a "good" conversation.
Local government and homeowners have struggled to determine what makes more economic sense: cut down ash trees infected with emerald ash borer; or, treat them.
Harris Bank's going to have a business after hours tomorrow. All are invited, including me.
Niles Renegades Travel Baseball heading to the border to continue playing elite baseball.
The sweetest corn of all is in season at the market this week, along with all the best the season has to offer!
Can’t make it to the library right away, but want to make sure that book is still available? We can hold it for you!
The MWRD Biosolids program manager Dan Collins traveled to Vancouver, Canada, to provide practical advice and to share his experience in developing an award-winning biosolids program.
Relieve your family of the burden of guessing what you'd want done at a very difficult time.
The upbeat trend in home sales across the metropolitan Chicago real estate market continued unabated in June, according to an analysis by RE/MAX. .
Sally Bosacoma from CIO Landing IT shares answers to frequently asked questions small business owners have about Cloud Computing that came from their recent Cloud Computing Webinar.
Concern over dangerous Morton Grove Intersection
Do you love YA books like The Hunger Games, Twilight, and Matched? Then come discuss popular YA books at Pages, a new book club from MGPL.
The experts at Wil-Kil Pest Control discuss the flea and what to do if you suspect your home is infected.
Senator Dan Kotowski (D-Park Ridge) discusses his support of Governor Quinn's signing of legislation ending the legislative scholarship program.
Click to see Morton Grove TV's conversation with State Representative D'Amico and Secretary of State Jesse White
The new law is another victory in Kotowski's efforts to reform spending in Springfield and end perks for politicians.
Yesterday's announcement of Mayor Emanuel's new ordinance hopes to improve public safety and makes Chicago a better home for immigrants.
If money for the modernization of rail infrastructure is out there, why can't Morton Grove get some of it? And what would it take to get that money?
Kim Kiser, Vice President of Camping, YMCA of Metropolitan Chicago, explains the value (and fun!) in sending your child to camp.
Senator Kotowski encourages Illinois businesses to take advantage of the Small Business Job Creation Tax Credit, a $2,500-per-job state tax credit for businesses that hire new workers.
Renegades Baseball uses an unusual training tool during a day at the Greater Chicago Food Depository.
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Record-tying heat--102 degrees--didn't dampen spirits during Morton Grove's annual July 4th parade.
The Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago is reminding residents how they can prepare for storms to prevent or minimize basement flooding and sewer backups.
Assistance for Those Caring for Aging Loved Ones
Neighborhood Sandwich Shops Shake Up Lunch Time to Raise Funds for Non-Profit while Highlighting Female Musicians
Jogging around Niles
Are you caring for an aging parent or relative with Alzheimer's disease or other dementias? Family Caregiver Workshops to be held starting in August.
A Supreme Court ruling allows Arizona police to ask for documentation from anyone they suspect of being an undocumented immigrant.
MGPL's newsletter is getting a slick, new look!