Daniel I. Dorfman

With construction expected to start very soon on a new condominium building near downtown Lake Bluff, village officials have taken one step toward approving a separate condominium project on an adjacent site. On May 12, the village board unanimously voted […]

A group of residents and students from a private school in Lake Bluff were briefly evacuated Tuesday following a gas leak in the village, officials said. Just before noon, the two-block area between Rockland Avenue and Mawman Avenue from West

Lake Forest Caucus officials have received a series of recommendations to amend its bylaws, but whether the Caucus leadership will enact the suggestions remains unclear. In a Feb. 11 email, Caucus President Joe Oriti informed its membership that an ad

Three local caucuses, in the villages of Winnetka and Glencoe and New Trier High School District 203, have announced their respective candidate slates for the April 2025 municipal elections. The Winnetka Caucus Council endorsed a slate led by current village

An honored veteran of the Lake Forest Police Department has retired. However, he won’t be putting his proverbial two feet up to relax. In this case, it is his four big paws. K9 Chase, a 110-pound German shepherd who assisted

The Lake Forest Caucus Committee is endorsing incumbent Mayor Stanford “Randy” Tack for another term as questions remain about whether the city will go through another contested election. On Oct. 3, the Caucus Committee – a group composed of 43

John Burke now finds himself in an interesting position. He is a new face at the Lake Forest Police Department, but he is also the new leader. “It’s a fresh start and new challenge to come in and get to

David Seleb, who has led operations at several area libraries, has been named the interim Lake Bluff Public Library director as the search starts for a permanent director. The Lake Bluff Library Board selected Seleb to be the director on

As he works his way toward earning his Eagle Scout badge, Collin Kastl spent his summer digging. Not through a trench or a pit, but instead through a mountain of paperwork going back at least a century. As he seeks

Lake Forest officials are preparing residents for a large streetscape improvement project planned for next year on Deerpath Road that will require the closure of vehicular traffic for several months. Public Works Director Michael Thomas previewed the upcoming initiative at