The Winnetka Current

Hadley celebrates opening of renovated headquarters
April 18, 2019 By Megan Bernard, Editor News, Business

In time for its 100th anniversary in 2020, Hadley Institute for the Blind and Visually Impaired renovated its Winnetka headquarters and celebrated the completion April 17.
Bestselling author spreads positivity during Northfield visit
April 19, 2019 By Alexa Burnell, Freelance Reporter Life & Arts

The Sunset Ridge PTO invited poet, educator and New York Times bestselling author Kwame Alexander to speak to its student body on April 10, inspiring all with his passionate talk a
Chamber of Commerce awards 11 locals during Annual Recognition Lunch
April 17, 2019 By Hilary Anderson, Freelance Reporter News, Community

Eleven selfless individuals received recognition at the Winnetka-Northfield Chamber of Commerce’s 43rd Annual Recognition Luncheon held last April 10 at the Winnetka Community House.
‘A place for everyone:’ Winnetka Youth Organization celebrates 50 years in community
April 18, 2019 By Christine Adams, Freelance Reporter News, Community

The Winnetka Youth Organization held its 50th Anniversary Benefit Saturday, April 13, at the Sheridan Shore Yacht Club in Wilmette, welcoming 120 people to the sold-out event that raised funds for the nonprofit and celebrated the teenagers associated with it.
New Trier Girls Club’s longevity celebrated at open house
April 16, 2019 By Alexa Burnell, Freelance Reporter News, School

While the weather was unusually cold, snowy and uninviting Sunday, April 14, the atmosphere inside New Trier High School was quite the opposite.

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Pet of the Week: Maya

Maya is 4 and a rescue from Puerto Rico through Good As Gold. She is a dream! She has a 6-year-old sister Daisy, also a golden retriever. Wish we could take them all!

Hadley celebrates opening of renovated headquarters

Northfield native, Chicago sportscaster Coppock dies after car accident

Loyola: Former teacher gets 35 years after pleading guilty to rape

Sports

Podcast: The Varsity — North Shore Episode 85

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Photo gallery: Loyola hangs on to beat New Trier in overtime

Eighteen New Trier student-athletes sign National Letters of Intent

Girls water polo: Fast start leads New Trier to rout of Loyola

Seventeen first-grade students in Cathy Schroeder’s class took a five-minute bus ride from Greeley Elementary School to Vivid Art Gallery before Spring Break, one of several class field trips where students learn first-hand about different professions.

Bestselling author spreads positivity during Northfield visit

Faith Briefs: Easter Schedule, more

New Trier graduate travels with orchestra to Austria

Opinion

From the Sports Editor: Area kids skate for a good cause

On April 7, students and hockey players from numerous local schools and hockey programs took part in the 100 Miles for Danny event, an event featuring 20 teams who skated five miles per leg or a total of 55 laps of the rink.

From the Editor: Spring cleaning at The Current is underway

From the Editor: Sacred Heart, you outdid yourself

Back in the Day: Washburne brought cutting-edge research, worldwide prominence

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