Big crowds await their first cones of the season Glenview Dairy Bar this morning, including 3 kids who camped out starting Friday at 1, 3, and 9 pm. The Dairy Bar has been a Glenview institution for 70 years since 1955.

Just got this piece of art back after about a year. It is the Yellow Buffalo is by my late Uncle Toby, a prolific artist who never made any real money at it. I'm happy to have this back on my wall.

From today's Glenbrook High School Dist. 225 League of Women Voters candidate forum.

Attended a number of League of Women Voters of Glenview-Glencoe candidate forums this week. They are posting videos of all of them.
Be diligent in your research on candidates.
Early voting starts March 17.
Be an informed voter, get out, and vote.

At The Grove National Historic Landmark Arrival Day marking when the Kennicott Family settled on land that is now the Grove in what would become Glenview.

At Niles-Maine District Library Fandom Fest attended by more than 400 people from around the city, suburbs, and galaxies far, far away.

What do we do after all that fun driving in the snow? Go sledding, of course. At Flick Park in Glenview.

Photos from the archives. One, is one of the best darkroom mistakes I ever made, my good friend Rev. Billy Simmons, hair artist extraordinaire, scenes from the Women's March several years ago, and yes I ain't no choirboy... anymore.

Robert Kennicott's Yukon Adventure event at The Grove in Glenview.

Niles' July 4th parade and after party.

Portillo's production workers were at the Portillo's in Rosemont today calling for a contract after voting to join the Iron Workers Union, which also represents manufacturing workers a year ago.