- Nov 20, 2019
Green Acres Proposal Meets Resistance from Trustees
Preliminary development plans for the former Green Acres Country Club received a strong negative reaction from the Village Board of Trustees at a recent meeting.
Preliminary development plans for the former Green Acres Country Club received a strong negative reaction from the Village Board of Trustees at a recent meeting.
The Chamber’s Board of Directors will have two new faces in 2020, as Katie Roberts and Tom Whalen join the Board in January. Each will serve a three-year term on the Board.
After months of detours and confusion about the legality of right turns on red lights, Dundee Road is now expected to be open for traffic the week of December 9.
Northbrook has joined the list of Illinois communities that will allow the legal sale of recreational cannabis products, once the state’s new cannabis laws go into effect on January 1.
The North Shore is filled with excitement in December, as residents, businesses and visitors gear up for the holidays. Families with young children look for opportunities to make lasting memories together, while adults enjoy socializing at holiday parties and cultural programs.
Nominations for the Chamber’s Annual Business Awards are due by Friday, December 6, 2019. Help us honor those Chamber members who go above and beyond as models of business success, community commitment, or dedication to the Chamber’s mission. Award winners will be celebrated at our 2020 Annual Meeting.
The North Suburban YMCA and Glenkirk are among the recipients of infrastructure grants from the state of Illinois.
By now, all members should have received an invoice for their 2020 Chamber dues.
November kicks off the holiday shopping season, the most crucial time of year for small retailers. This year, the season is compressed due to the lateness of Thanksgiving, resulting in an intense 26 days between Black Friday, Hanukkah and Christmas when it is important for small businesses to take advantage of every marketing opportunity.
With the goal of “making a good thing better,” Village trustees considered recommendations from planning consultants for changes to downtown Northbrook.