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Skokie residents Samir Somo (left) and Abraham Abraham (center) and Jamil Jundi of Des Plaines (right) came to Glenview to vote in Saturday's Iraqi election. A Glenview building on Pickwick Ln. was one of nine sites in the U.S. where Iraqis could vote in their national elections.
Iraqis Come From Miles Around To Vote
Voters waited in line for hours outside polling stations in Glenview for three days last weekend. Candidates on the ballots were not running for offices in Northfield Township or Glenview. Instead, they were hoping to win elected office in Iraq's national elections.
Video Gaming 'Punishment' Viewed As Unreasonable
Glenview village officials and state legislators representing Glenview in Springfield are outraged by bills introduced in the State Senate last month that, if passed, would financially penalize communities that choose to ban video gaming.
Outpouring Of Support For Teddie
Resident Charged In Shooting Murder Of 16-Year-Old
Internet TV Show Springs Up In Glenview Garage
Dist. 225 Considers Ads In Schools
Missing Woman's Body Found In River
Credit Card Fee Setup Approved By Board
Village Hires Firm To Oversee Major Projects
Waste Hauling Fee Reduced, Leaf Pickup Service Expanded
Maureen Pekosh: Hoffman Rallies Around Worthy Cause
John Crawford: Winter Games Cool To Watch
Debby Rubenstein: Advocacy For Animal Welfare A Welcome Sight
March 3-8, 2010
Hackney's Owner Hebson Laid To Rest
Dennis Hebson, 72, known to many in the Northern suburbs as the CEO of Hackney's restaurants, died from cancer last week at his home in Glenview surrounded by family.
Union Vote On Re-Opening Contract Expected Tuesday
Treasurer On Dist. 207: 'Good Job With Money'
Maine East's Steven Isoye Honored By Illinois Principal Association
Township Eyes New Budget, To Host Town Meeting Apr. 13
Febraury 24-March 1, 2010
Winning Silver A 'Dream Come True'
Brian Hansen, a 2009 Glenbrook South High School graduate, now ranks among speed skating's most elite.
A local Olympian delivered the goods and will bring a bronze medal back home to Glenview after the games.
Civic Award Nominations Sought
Dist. 225 Student Fee Increases Approved
School Officials Deny Reported Teacher Firings
BritBeat's Beginnings: World Famous Beatles Tribute Band Started In Halls Of Glenbrook South
Planned Hospice Addition Approved
100 And Counting...Dinner Planned As Resident Reaches Milestone
Maureen Pekosh: Tiger's Woes Worth Our Time?
John Crawford: Financial Fix Remains Elusive
Debby Rubenstein: Exposé Shines Light On Dairy Farm Cruelty


