Tim Sheehan has been named North Shore’s new head of Lower School following the retirement of Pam Whalley in June after 23 years in the role.
Sheehan comes to the school from The Latin School of Chicago where he taught fourth grade for the past 13 years, and also served as a curriculum coordinator, co-directed Latin’s Lower School assistant teacher program and coordinated the After School Program.
With a new Walgreens under construction just down the road in Winnetka, Glencoe residents have been wondering what would become of the Walgreens location in their town.
“We received a number of inquiries from residents regarding the new Walgreens location that’s currently under construction in Winnetka and what that might mean for the current Glencoe location in Hubbard Woods Plaza,” Village Manager Phil Kiraly said.
Andrew Berlin wanted to be a college professor. Inspired by numerous teachers throughout high school and college led the Glencoe native to pursue teaching political science, history or philosophy.
That course changed when he decided to attend Loyola University-Chicago for law school, and after working as a lawyer for two years, he joined his father and bought Alco Packaging in 1988.
Dave Rodelius admits to being an overgrown kid, and he’s proud of it.
So are John Ciszek, Jack Myers and Dick Jacobs. They are among the more than 80 model railroad buffs who now serve as engineers and volunteers for the Chicago Botanic Garden’s Model Railroad Garden Landmarks of America exhibit that opened for the season on Saturday, May 9, and continues through Oct. 25.
Rodelius is beginning his 16th season as chief engineer of the exhibit. The Model Railroad Garden began in 2000.
New Trier commanded possession in the first half and often won the ball back immediately after losing it. This finally wore down Plainfield North, leading to two goals two minutes apart before the break.
The top-seeded Trevians girls soccer team defeated the No. 3 Tigers 2-0 to win back-to-back PepsiCo Showdown titles at DePaul University’s Wish Field on Sunday, April 26, in Chicago.
The end of coyote mating season has resulted in a spike of sightings in Glencoe within the past few weeks.
“My best guess is that the females may have gone into dens and the males are out and about,” said Katie Sweeney, a Glencoe Public Safety officer. “The calls that I have gotten most recently — and photos that have been sent — are those of a single coyote. I did receive video of a pair (of coyotes) over one month ago and the larger of the two matches the single coyote photos.”