Winnetka-Glencoe, IL|News|
From Links Youth Service: The Gift
A submitted column by Links' community education coordinator.
After five years (and more importantly, four winters) in Chicago, I saw the light (and the snowstorms) and moved back to Southern California. I grew up in San Diego, moved to Chicago and graduated from the Medill School of Journalism with an emphasis on newspaper and online reporting in 2010. Before Patch, I reported for the Orange County Register, Interlochen Public Radio, WNUR News, the Better Government Association and the Medill Innocence Project.
When I'm not reporting, I love to explore Los Angeles and train for half and full marathons with the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society's Team In Training. I also love classical music – before I became a journalist, I studied clarinet performance. If you see me around, please stop me and say hi!
<b>Beliefs:</b> I believe in the power of empathy, understanding and tolerance.
<b>Politics:</b> As a reporter, I'm very interested in politics but I believe in maintaining a rigid separation between my personal politics and my work.
A submitted column by Links' community education coordinator.
A summary of incidents that occurred Feb. 14-18.
Jim Vint surprised his wife with a home in Winnetka that she couldn't stop thinking about.
Our round-up of the weekend's best family-friendly events.
The school district is investigating an incident where fourth-graders watched "The Middle Passage," the Tribune reports.
UPDATE, 3:17 p.m.: The 16-year-old male was arrested on campus during school hours Monday.
Terry Dason, executive director of the Winnetka Chamber of Commerce, will head the new joint chamber.
Everest Burger and Bakery opened Monday in Glencoe.