Wilmette Public Library features the historical novel for its community reads series
Wilmette Public Library presents event as part of its One Book, Everybody Reads series
Wilmette Public Library presents program as part of its One Book, Everybody Reads program
Michael Glover Smith will describe the movie industry at the turn of the century
The Douglas Center Celebrates 20 Years of Service
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Calling All Violinists - Ages 5-18yrs old
Renowned author Rosellen Brown sets her latest novel, The Lake on Fire, in 1890's Chicago
“Your brain and your spirit crave learning opportunities your entire life.”
Immigrant from Somalia will discuss his book "Call Me American: A Memoir"
The new soup kitchen will serve underprivileged and under-resourced families on the North Side.
Here's all the information you need on the sixth annual North Shore Triathlon.
Stefan Xidas' dream came true Monday night: he belted out "The Star-Spangled Banner" in front of thousands of fans at Wrigley Field.
The Special Olympics athlete will sing the national anthem at Wrigley Field on Monday.
September is Senior Center Month
“I love laughing with you and learning from you.”
Wilmette resident and Oakton Community College alumna Susan Trieschmann is the recipient of the 2018 ICCTA Distinguished Alumnus Award.
Friday's "stakeout" at a Lake Avenue Dunkin Donuts benefits local Special Olympic athletes.
The new Patch Mayor program is recruiting local residents to let their neighbors know about events and issues in your town.
Making Sense of a Complex Story
Best-selling novel is selected title for Wilmette Public Library's annual One Book series
Local orthopedic surgeon recognized by peers
As we come to the end of 2017, here are some of our top Wilmette stories from the past year.
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The Archdiocese of Chicago held a sold-out event in Wilmette Friday to help struggling families in north suburban Cook County.
Find trick-or-treat times and other Halloween-related events on Chicago’s North Shore.
Lifelong Cubs fan, former Wrigley gameday usher and Wilmette resident Geneine Dietz was randomly selected from more than 25,000 entrants.
The inaugural Great St. Joe Craft Beer Festival is set for Saturday.
Plus, some fun things to do in Chicagoland during the long weekend.
Corporate-mandated remodeling, brand consolidation contributed to this week's closure of the Green Bay Road location after 64 years.
Traffic will shift to accommodate the work zone later this month.
Jewish Federation - Shure Charitable Trust award grants to urban violence initiatives
Starting Friday, merchants will be joined by vendors of unique merchandise, artisans and crafters in downtown Wilmette.
Wilmette natives named to the sixth annual “Double Chai in the Chi: 36 Under 36” list of young Jewish movers and shakers in Chicago.
The North Shore Mosquito Abatement District announced where it's conducting operations Wednesday.
Delayed 76 years by Nazis, Harold Katz's bar mitzvah Monday was "a celebration of the continuity of Judaism," according to his rabbi.
Greg Hoffmann named CEO of Hoffmann Commercial Real Estate.
Wilmette is holding its 30th annual Spring Housewalk on Sunday.
Wilmette resident Susan Trieschmann, a distinguished alumna of Oakton, will deliver the college’s May 16 commencement address.