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Berkshire Hathaway Glenview office donates to Northfield Twp. food pantryJan 14, 2021 6:31 PM - The Glenview office of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Chicago and the firm's philanthropic arm, the Kindness Foundation, announced that they donated to the Northfield Township Food Pantry in December. The money is part of a $40,000 donation pool to be distributed to local food pantries this year. Started close to 50 years ago, the pantry helps township residents in need.
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Animal shelter seeks foster homes for adult cats, dogsJan 14, 2021 5:55 PM - Help save two animal lives by signing up to foster an adult dog or cat from Heartland Animal Shelter in Northbrook.
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Glenview joins volunteer effort to spread love with lasagna
Jan 14, 2021 3:21 PM - Through a movement called Lasagna Love -- and it is a movement -- Sally Claffey of Glenview makes lasagna in her own home and delivers it to "people having a tough time" due to the pandemic. "A warm meal, a homemade meal, it seems like the least you can do in today's climate," she says. -
Start 2021 Right with TPAC Fitness Specials
Jan 14, 2021 9:19 AM - January is the perfect time to bring your workout indoors at Techny Prairie Activity Center, 180 Anets Drive in Northbrook. -
ATHLETE OF THE WEEK, SPONSORED BY GIOSTAR CHICAGO: GLENBROOK NORTH'S SOFIA GISINER
Jan 14, 2021 3:12 AM - ATHLETE OF THE WEEK, SPONSORED BY GIOSTAR CHICAGO: GLENBROOK NORTH'S SOFIA GISINER -
Herald's Sky View: Historic Wagner Farm's red buildings stand out against snowy suburban landscape
Jan 14, 2021 3:11 AM - Farm buildings painted in the traditional iron-oxide red color stand out from the snow-covered landscape in an aerial photo taken at the Glenview Park District's Historic Wagner Farm Tuesday. One thing that U.S. farms and railroads had in common through the late 20th Century was the color selection available for barns and boxcars. Most barns were painted oxide red, though some are white, and most of the 40-foot boxcars riding the rails during the steam era were painted in a variation of the same color. -
Letter from the Editor: They aren't really president, but they play one on TV
Jan 14, 2021 3:11 AM - As the Biden-Harris inauguration approaches, let's take a minute to talk about our favorite presidents and politicians. But the fun ones -- you know, the fictional ones!
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Parent Survival Guide: The perfect antidote to parenting during a pandemic
Jan 14, 2021 3:10 AM - Parents need to remember they are people too and everyone deserves the careful and intentional support that we have been giving to our children. Making time for respite, education, inspiration and having a community of other parents with whom we can connect is important so we, as parents, can turn with a smile to one more "Mom or Dad!". That is why a team of parents and educators at JCC Chicago have put together a Parent Survival Guide series of FREE programs created by parents for parents. Courses have been customized to be inclusive of all. -
JCC Chicago film series aims to open hearts, minds
Jan 14, 2021 3:10 AM - The JCC Chicago Jewish Film Festival is proud to present 6 films exploring the topics of anti-Semitism, racism, human rights, the Holocaust, and issues affecting disabled people to explore, educate, inform and ignite the important conversations that need to occur to bring about societal change. -
Virtual field trips offer new twist on old-school favorite
Jan 14, 2021 3:10 AM - Over the past few months, the Kohl Children's Museum's education staff wrote, recorded, and edited a library with more than three dozen videos that support six different virtual "field trips" for educators and caregivers to use with kids. They're available to buy on the museum's website.
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