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A GUIDE TO THE NORTH SHORE NEIGHBORHOODS

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NEIGHBORHOODLocated just north of Chicago, Evanston has a beautiful natural setting on Lake Michigan and features expansive parks, historic architecture and the Northwestern University campus. Its 75,000 residents include an eclectic mix of students, young professionals, families and seniors. With bustling business districts, arts and culture and easy access to Chicago, Evanston offers the conveniences of city living in a suburban environment.

HOUSINGHomes in Evanston range from contemporary new-construction high rises to well-maintained single-family homes and townhomes to historic lakefront mansions. The town is comprised of a number of distinct neighborhoods – many within walking distances of Evanston’s thriving commercial areas. Home prices range from under $100,000 to well over $1 million.

EVANSTON

LIFESTYLE Evanston has a variety of amenities to enjoy year-round. Its downtown adjoins Northwestern University and includes hundreds of businesses from boutiques, bookstores and galleries to theaters and restaurants. Outdoor recreation includes beaches, parks, jogging trails and bicycle paths. Meanwhile Northwestern University offers residents access to a full slate of Big Ten sports as well as cultural events and academic pursuits.

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COMMUNITY INFORMATIONEVANSTON

GOVERNMENT: www.cityofevanston.org 2100 Ridge Avenue, Evanston847.448.4311

www.evchamber.com 1840 Oak Avenue, Evanston847.328.1500

UTILITIES: 555 Lincoln St., Evanston847.866.2942

Commonwealth Edison: 1.800.EDISON-1 Nicor Gas: 1.888.NICOR-4-U

POST OFFICE: 1101 Davis Street, Evanston847.328.6288

LIBRARIES: Main Library at 1703 Orrington Avenue 847.448.8600 North Branch at 2026 Central Street 847.866.0330 South Branch at 949 Chicago Avenue847.905.0764

LOCAL NEWSPAPER: Evanston Review www.evanston.chicagotribune.com

PARK DISTRICT: www.cityofevanston.org Lighthouse Park District of Evanstonwww.grossepointlighthouse.net2601 Sheridan Road, Evanston847.328.6961

Ridgeville Park Districtwww.ridgeville.org908 Seward Street, Evanston847.869.5640

CABLE/SATELLITE/TV/INTERNET: AT&T: www.att.comComcast: www.comcast.net - 800.COMCASTDish Network: www.dishnetwork.com - 888.825.2557Direct TV: www.directv.com - 888.777.2454

TRANSPORTATION: CTA www.transitchicago.com Metra - Union Pacific North www.metrarail.com Pace www.pacebus.com

HOSPITAL: Evanston Hospital 2650 Ridge, Evanston847.570.2000www.northshore.org

NEIGHBORHOODLocated on the northwest border of the city, Skokie and Morton Grove are original Chicago suburbs that continue to thrive. Skokie was named one of the fastest-growing suburbs in the U.S by Money magazine, while Family Circle recently proclaimed Morton Grove one of the nation’s 10 best towns for families. With beautiful parks and forest preserves, award-winning schools and proximity to Chicago, these neighboring towns combine big-city opportunities with suburban charm.

HOUSINGSkokie and Morton Grove offer a wide variety of housing options to appeal to every lifestyle. Quiet, tree-lined streets feature affordable colonials, ranches and Chicago-style bungalows as well as upscale new construction. Condominium buyers will also find a wealth of options, including a number of large new-construction developments with luxurious amenities.

SKOKIE/MORTON GROVE

LIFESTYLESkokie and Morton Grove’s commercial centers, recreational facilities and shopping rival any Chicago suburb. Old Orchard Shopping Center in Skokie is a favorite upscale shopping destination for North Shore residents. Premier cultural and educational amenities include The North Shore Center for the Performing Arts, Northlight Theatre and Illinois Holocaust Museum. The award-winning Skokie Park District maintains 240 acres of parkland, while 20 percent of land in Morton Grove is dedicated to open space.

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COMMUNITY INFORMATIONSKOKIE/MORTON GROVE

SKOKIE

GOVERNMENT: www.skokie.org 5127 Oakton Street, Skokie 847.673.0500

www.skokiechamber.org 5002 Oakton Street, Skokie847.673-0240

UTILITIES: www.skokie.org Commonwealth Edison: 1.800.EDISON-1 Nicor Gas: 1.888.NICOR-4-U

POST OFFICE: 4950 Madison Street, Skokie - 847.676.22329318 Skokie Blvd, Skokie - 847.676.1030

LIBRARY: www.skokielibrary 5215 Oakton, Skokie - 847.673.7774

LOCAL NEWSPAPER: Skokie Review www.skokie.chicagotribune.com

PARK DISTRICT: www.skokieparkdistrict.org 9300 Weber Place, Skokie847.674.1500

CABLE/TV/SATELLITE/INTERNET: Comcast: 800.COMCASTRCN: 888.790.2121AT&T: www.att.com

TRANSPORTATION: CTA - Skokie Swift www.transitchicago.com Metra - Union Pacific West www.metrarail.com Pace www.pacebus.com

HOSPITAL: Skokie Hospital 9600 Gross Point Road, Skokie847.677.9600www.northshore.org

MORTON GROVE

GOVERNMENT: Village of Morton Grovewww.mortongroveil.org 6101 Capulina Avenue Morton Grove847.470.5208

Chamber of Commercewww.mgcci.org 6101 Capulina Ave, Morton Grove847.965.0330

UTILITIES: First Energy Solutions: 888-651-5200 Nicor Gas: 1.888.NICOR-4-U

POST OFFICE: 9114 Waukegan Road, Morton Grove847.965.16216977 West Oakton Street, Niles - 847.967.1989

LIBRARY: www.webrary.org 6140 Lincoln Avenue, Morton Grove 847.965.4220

LOCAL NEWSPAPER: Morton Grove Championwww.mortongrove.chicagotribune.com

PARK DISTRICT: www.mortongroveparks.com 6834 Dempster Street, Morton Grove847.965.1200

CABLE/TV/SATELLITE/INTERNET: www.mortongroveil.org Comcast: 800.COMCASTDish Network: 888.825.2557Direct TV: 888.777.2454RCN: 888.790.2121AT&T: www.att.com

TRANSPORTATION: CTA - www.transitchicago.com Metra - Milwaukee District Northwww.metrarail.com Pace www.pacebus.com

HOSPITALS: Resurrection Medical Center7435 West Talcott Avenue, Chicago773.774.8000

Skokie Hospital9600 Gross Point Road, Skokie847.677.9600

Advocate Lutheran General Hospital1775 West Dempster StreetPark Ridge847.723.2210

NEIGHBORHOODLocated just 15 minutes from the hustle of downtown Chicago, Niles and Lincolnwood offer quiet residential neighborhoods on narrow streets shaded by towering trees. An abundance of shopping choices await residents at Lincolnwood Town Center and Golf Mill Center, while dozens of independent merchants greet customers by name. The close-knit sense of community is enhanced by Niles’ Sister City program that promotes international student and cultural exchanges.

HOUSINGHomes in Niles and Lincolnwood vary in style and price making the area a practical and popular choice for a variety of residents. Condominiums are available in park-like settings, while well-maintained bungalows offer affordable single-family living. There are also a number of custom new construction homes as well as stately Georgians on larger lots. Niles is also known for its low property taxes.

NILES/LINCOLNWOOD

LIFESTYLEResidents enjoy an abundance of local amenities. Thriving neighborhood businesses as well as regional malls offer a wide range of choices for shopping and dining. Music venues range from classical concerts performed by the Lincolnwood Chamber Orchestra to summertime open-air concerts and festivals. Parks, pools, tennis courts and baseball diamonds are plentiful, and county forest preserves offering bicycle trails and golfing are just minutes away.

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COMMUNITY INFORMATIONNILES/LINCOLNWOOD

NILES

GOVERNMENT: Village Hall1000 Civic Center Dr., Niles847.588.8000www.vniles.com Village Information Line - 847.588.8411

www.nileschamber.org 8060 8060 Oakton Street, Niles847.268.8180

UTILITIES: Commonwealth Edison: 1.800.EDISON-1 Nicor Gas: 1.888.NICOR-4-U

POST OFFICE: 6977 West Oakton Street, Niles847.967.1989

LIBRARY: www.nileslibrary.org 6960 West Oakton Street, Niles847.663.1234

LOCAL NEWSPAPER: Niles Herald-Spectator www.pioneerlocal.com/niles

PARK DISTRICT: www.niles-park.org 6676 West Howard Street, Niles847.967.6633

CABLE/TV/SATELLITE/INTERNET: Comcast: 866.594.1234ATT/SBC: 800.288.2020DirecTV: 877.916.5137

TRANSPORTATION: CTA www.transitchicago.com Metra www.metrarail.com Pace www.pacebus.com

HOSPITALS: Resurrection Medical Center7435 West Talcott AvenueChicago773.774.8000

Advocate Lutheran General Hospital1775 West Dempster StreetPark Ridge847.723.2210

LINCOLNWOOD

GOVERNMENT: www.lincolnwoodil.org 900 N. Lincoln Ave, Lincolnwood 847.673.1540

Chamber of Commercewww.linconlwoodchamber.org 7001 N. Lawndale Ave, Lincolnwood 847.679.5760

UTILITIES: Electric: Commonwealth Edison - 800.EDISON-1Gas: Nicor - 888.642.6748Waste Recycle: Groot - 800.244.1977Water/Sewer: Village - 847.673.1540Hazardous Waste: SWANNC - 847.724.9205

POST OFFICE: 3401 W Devon Ave, Chicago - 773.583.86406500 N Lincoln Ave, Lincolnwood - 847.568.9564

LIBRARIES: Lincolnwood Public Librarywww.lincolnwoodlibrary.org 4000 W. Pratt, Lincolnwood847.677.5277

LOCAL NEWSPAPER: Lincolnwood Review www.lincolnwood.chicagotribune.com

PARK DISTRICT: www.lincolnwoodil.org 900 N. Lincoln Ave, Lincolnwood 847.673.1540

CABLE TV/INTERNET/SATELLITE: Comcast: 866.594.1234ATT/SBC: 800.288.2020

TRANSPORTATION: CTA www.transitchicago.com Metra www.metrarail.com Pace www.pacebus.com

HOSPITALS: Advocate Illinois Masonic836 W. Wellington, Chicago773.975.1600

Resurrection Medical Center7435 West TalbottChicago773.774.8000www.reshealth.org

Presence Saint Francis Hospital355 Ridge, Evanston 847.316.4000www.northshore.org

Evanston Hospital2650 Ridge, Evanston847.570.2000

NEIGHBORHOODLocated just 14 miles north of downtown Chicago, Wilmette is one of the original North Shore communities. It has been ranked by BusinessWeek, as one of the best places in the U.S. to raise children and today is home to nearly 28,000 residents. Wilmette boasts excellent elementary schools, the highly acclaimed New Trier High School and a wealth of recreational and cultural attractions.

HOUSINGWilmette offers homes in a diverse range of prices and styles. Quintessential Cape Cod, Victorian and Colonial homes line the village’s historic streets, many of which are paved with clay-fired bricks from the 1800s. In addition to single-family homes, there are beachfront condominiums and more affordable townhomes. New construction highlights growth, while well kept older homes maintain Wilmette’s character and preserve the community’s enduring architectural history.

WILMETTE

LIFESTYLEWilmette’s proximity to the city makes commuting from Wilmette easy via Metra and I-94. The awe-inspiring Baha’i Temple is a highly visible landmark along Sheridan Road, while the historic downtown district and Plaza Del Lago provide excellent shopping. A wealth of recreational activities can be found throughout the village including at Gillson Park and beach, Wilmette Harbor and the Centennial Recreation Complex which includes swimming, tennis and ice-skating.

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COMMUNITY INFORMATIONWILMETTE

GOVERNMENT: www.wilmette.com 847.251.2700

The Wilmette Chamber of Commerce www.wilmettechamber.org 1150 Wilmette Ave # A, Wilmette847.251.3800

UTILITIES: Village of Wilmette Water: 847.251.2700ComEd: 800.334.7661NICOR Gas: 888.642.6748Metropolitan Water Reclamation: 312.751.5600

POST OFFICES: 1241 Central Avenue, Wilmette - 847.251.60391515 Sheridan Road, Wilmette - 847.256.3950

LIBRARY: Wilmette Public Librarywww.wilmettelibrary.info 1242 Wilmette AvenueWilmette, IL 60091-2558847.256.5025

LOCAL NEWSPAPER: Wilmette Life www.wilmette.chicagotribune.com

PARK DISTRICT: www.wilmettepark.org 1200 Wilmette Avenue, Wilmette847.256.6100

CABLE/TV/SATELLITE/INTERNET: Comcast: 866.594.1234Wilmette Community Television: 847.853.9288ATT/SBC: 800.288.2020



NEIGHBORHOODFounded in 1889 by Joseph Sears, Kenilworth was identified in early March of 2013 as one of America’s most affluent zip codes by Forbes.com. The village is a haven for buyers seeking privacy yet proximity to the city. Large businesses are notably absent, and the community enjoys a wealth of mature trees and cozy parks. Its top-rated school district consists of the Joseph Sears School and The New Trier High School, which consistently ranks among the best high schools in the U.S. There are also a variety of local private schools.

HOUSINGWith only 850 homes in a .6 mile radius, Kenilworth is the smallest community on the North Shore. Homes range in price from $600,000 to over $6 million. Centered around the town assembly hall, the Kenilworth Club, pristine lakefront mansions blend with comfortable Prairie-style homes built by architect and original resident George Maher. Spectacular new construction is available, while strict architectural standards maintain a tradition of elegance.

KENILWORTH

LIFESTYLEIn addition to a beautiful public beach, Kenilworth has plenty of fountains, sports fields, parks, gardens and a Historical Society that enthusiastically preserves the community’s history. Residents dine out in nearby villages, or walk to the Kenilworth Metra Station for a short train ride into the city. Annual traditions such as a Memorial Day parade preserve Kenilworth’s All-American feel.

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COMMUNITY INFORMATIONKENILWORTH

GOVERNMENT: www.villageofkenilworth.org 419 Richmond Road, Kenilworth 847.251.1666

UTILITIES: Water and Refuse Servicewww.villageofkenilworth.orgRefuse Service and Special Pick Ups: 888.622.6480Electric Service: ComEd: 1.800.334.7661Gas: Nicor: 1.888.642.6748

POST OFFICE: 408 Green Bay Road, Kenilworth,847.251.1370

LIBRARY: www.wilmette.lib.il.us1242 Wilmette Avenue, Wilmette - 847.256.5025

LOCAL NEWSPAPER: Wilmette Life www.pioneerlocal.com/wilmette

PARK DISTRICT: www.villageofkenilworth.org 419 Richmond Road,Kenilworth 847.251.1666

CABLE/TV/SATELLITE/INTERNET: Comcast: 866.594.1234Wilmette Community Television: 847.853.9288ATT/SBC: 800.288.2020



NEIGHBORHOODSituated 18 miles north of downtown Chicago, Winnetka offers a diverse range of homes, fantastic recreational options, beautiful public beaches and a picturesque downtown with dozens of venues for dining and shopping. The public school district consists of three elementary schools, two middle schools and the New Trier High School, which consistently ranks among the best in the country. There are also a number of prestigious private schools within the community.

HOUSINGWinnetka is architecturally diverse and features homes designed by distinguished architects including George Maher, Howard Van Doren Shaw and David Adler. Colonials, Tudors and Victorians are interspersed with contemporary and new construction homes on graceful tree-lined streets. From multi-million dollar lakefront mansions to condominiums, townhomes and in-town cottages, there is something for everyone in this charming village.

WINNETKA

LIFESTYLEResidents enjoy convenient commuting options and public amenities that include beautiful beaches, golf courses, a world-class tennis facility, indoor ice arena and numerous parks. Pedestrian-friendly neighborhoods surround the picturesque downtown that has been nationally recognized for smart growth.

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COMMUNITY INFORMATIONWINNETKA

GOVERNMENT/SERVICES: Chamber of Commercewww.winnetkachamber.org 841 Spruce Street, Winnetka847.446.4451

Village Hallwww.northfieldil.org 361 Happ Road, Northfield847.446.4670 UTILITIES: Department of Water and Electric510 Green Bay Road, Winnetka847.716.3558

North Shore Gas www.peoplesgasdelivery.com 866.556.6004

POST OFFICES: 512 Chestnut Street, Winnetka847.446.1721

1787 Orchard Lane, Northfield847.446.8748

LIBRARIES: Northfield Public Librarywww.northfieldbranch.org1787 Orchard Lane, Northfield847.446.5990

Winnetka Public Librarywww.winnetkalibrary.org768 Oak Street, Winnetka847.446.7220

LOCAL NEWSPAPER: Winnetka Talk www.winnetka.chicagotribune.com

PARK DISTRICT/RECREATION: www.winpark.org 540 Hibbard Road, Winnetka847.501.2040

Willow Parkwww.northfieldparkdistrict.org401 Wagner Road, Northfield847.446.4428

Station Parkwww.winnetkacommunityhouse.org620 Lincoln Avenue, Winnetka847.446.0537

CABLE/TV/SATELLITE: Comcast: 800.288.2085 - www.comcast.com Comcast Customer Service: 866.594.1234 AT&T New Service: 800.459.0443 - www.att.com AT&T Customer Service: 800.288.2020

TRANSPORTATION: CTA www.transitchicago.comUnion Pacific North www.metrarail.com

HOSPITALS: Evanston Hospital2650 Ridge, Evanston847.570.8000www.northshore.org

Glenbrook Hospital2150 Pfingsten, Glenview847.657.5800

Highland Park Hospitial777 Park Avenue, Highland Park847.432.8000

NEIGHBORHOODNorthfield, a small community of just 5,500 residents, offers homeowners unusually large lot sizes, access to top-rated schools and proximity to numerous corporate headquarters. The town is ideally located near commuter trains, shopping, Interstates 94 and 294 and O’Hare International Airport. The village is served by nationally recognized New Trier High School, while the local grammar and middle schools are also highly regarded.

HOUSINGNorthfield is known for its distinctly residential character defined by sprawling ranch homes and European-inspired mansions on oversized lots. Spacious yards and meticulously maintained gardens are a highly coveted North Shore amenity. Those seeking maintenance-free living will find condominiums in quiet locales. The village is experiencing growth through new construction, but its tranquil and welcoming atmosphere remains.

NORTHFIELD

LIFESTYLENorthfield offers convenient access to Chicago while maintaining its rural charm. Excellent schools, shopping and dining options, weekend farmers’ markets, verdant forest preserves, bicycle paths, jogging and hiking trails, and bridle paths are just a few of the reasons to call Northfield home.

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COMMUNITY INFORMATIONNORTHFIELD

GOVERNMENT/SERVICES: Chamber of Commercewww.winnetkachamber.org 841 Spruce Street,Winnetka847.446.4451

www.northfieldil.org 361 Happ Road, Northfield847.446.2131 UTILITIES: Department of Water and Electric510 Green Bay RoadWinnetka, IL 60093-2552847.501.6000

North Shore Gas www.peoplesgasdelivery.com 866.556.6004

POST OFFICES: 512 Chestnut Street, Winnetka847.446.1721

1787 Orchard Lane, Northfield847.446.8748

LIBRARIES: Northfield Public Librarywww.northfieldbranch.org1785 Orchard Lane, Northfield847.446.5990

Winnetka Public Librarywww.winnetkalibrary.org768 Oak Street, Winnetka847.446.7220

LOCAL NEWSPAPER: Winnetka Talk www.winnetka.chicagotribune.com

PARK DISTRICT/RECREATION: www.winpark.org 540 Hibbard Road, Winnetka847.501.2040

Willow Parkwww.northfieldparkdistrict.org401 Wagner Road, Northfield847.446.4428

Station Parkwww.winnetkacommunityhouse.org620 Lincoln Avenue, Winnetka847.446.0537


TRANSPORTATION: Metra - Union Pacific North www.metrarail.com Pace www.pacebus.com

HOSPITALS: Evanston Hospital2650 Ridge, Evanston847.570.8000www.northshore.org

Glenbrook Hospital2150 Pfingsten, Glenview847.657.5800

Highland Park Hospitial777 Park Avenue, Highland Park847.432.8000

NEIGHBORHOODGlencoe offers an idyllic lakefront setting with a range of home styles located on quiet tree-lined streets. The village is home to the world-renowned Chicago Botanic Gardens. Vast stretches of ravines, abundant parks, a charming downtown district and superb schools including New Trier High School make it one of Chicago’s most sought after suburbs.,HOUSINGGlencoe is comprised of both traditional and contemporary homes in a range of prices. There are beachfront mansions, architecturally significant mid-century modern homes, new-construction with every amenity, and affordably-priced townhomes and condominiums. Many neighborhoods are located within walking distance of the village’s downtown.

GLENCOE

LIFESTYLEPopular recreational options include Glencoe Beach, the Cook County Forest Preserve and Glencoe Golf Course. The Chicago Botanic Garden is a year-round attraction with breathtaking gardens, special events and horticulture classes. Situated just three blocks from the beach, the downtown is filled with upscale boutiques. The town also features the acclaimed Writers Theater, a popular public library and the Takiff Community Center, which offers programs for all ages.

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COMMUNITY INFORMATIONGLENCOE

GOVERNMENT: Chamber of Commercewww.glencoechamber.orgPO Box 575Glencoe, IL 60022-0575847.835.3333

UTILITIES: www.villageofglencoe.org 675 Village Court, Glencoe 847.835.4114

Water:Village Hall 675 Village Ct, Glencoe847.835.4111 Electricity: ComEd: 800.334.7661 - www.comed.com

Gas: Nicor: 888.642.6748 - www.nicorgas.com North Shore Gas: 866.556.6001 - www.peoplesgasdelivery.com

Rubbish: Village Hall 675 Village Ct, Glencoe847.835.4111

POST OFFICE: 336 Hazel AvenueGlencoe 847.835.0899

LIBRARY: Glencoe Public Library 320 Park Ave, Glencoe847.835.5056

LOCAL NEWSPAPER: Glencoe Newswww.glencoe.chicagotribune.com

PARK DISTRICT: Glencoe Park District 999 Green Bay Rd,Glencoe 847.835.3030 www.glencoeparkdistrict.com


TRANSPORTATION: Union Pacific North - www.metrarail.com Pace - www.pacebus.com

HOSPITAL: Highland Park Hospital777 Park Avenue WestHighland Park 847.432.8000

NEIGHBORHOODGlenview and Golf are neighboring towns that offer a wealth of amenities and a variety of housing choices for area residents. Glenview is a popular destination for shopping and dining that has expanded rapidly with the development of The Glen, a large mixed-use development on the site of the former Glenview Naval Air Station. Meanwhile the eponymous town of Golf has just 500 residents in an area of .4 square miles. The communities share a variety of highly regarded elementary, middle and high schools.

HOUSINGGlenview accommodates a population of almost 46,000 residents with housing that ranges from affordable townhomes and condominiums to million-dollar custom homes with every amenity. Surrounded by the most extensive forest preserves in Cook County, Golf features elegant single-family homes on expansive lots.

GLENVIEW

LIFESTYLEIn addition to downtown Glenview, residents enjoy The Glen, a 1,000-acre development that offers homes, offices, shopping, a movie complex, central park, two golf courses, a children’s museum and a commuter train station. The nearby Grove is a national landmark that offers an interpretive center, historic buildings and nature trails.

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COMMUNITY INFORMATIONGLENVIEW/GOLF

GOVERNMENT: www.glenview.il.us www.villageofgolf.us www.glenviewchamber.org

Glenview Chamber of Commerce2222 Chestnut Avenue, Glenview847.724.0900

UTILITIES: www.villageofgolf.us Commonwealth Edison: 800.EDISON-1Ameritech Local Telephone Service: 800.244.4444Wide Open West: 866.496.9669 www.wowway.comAmeritech DSL Internet Access: 877.722.3755AT&T Local Telephone Service: 888.824.8314Comcast: 847.674.9563 www.comcast.comNICOR: 888.642.6748 www.nicor.com

POST OFFICES: 1 Briar Road, Golf847.729.1666

1400 Patriot Boulevard, Glenview847.832.4693

LIBRARY: www.glenviewpl.org1930 Glenview RoadGlenview, IL 60025-2899847.729.7500

LOCAL NEWSPAPER: Glenview www.glenview.chicagotribune.com

PARK DISTRICT: www.glenviewparks.orgPark Center, 2400 Chestnut, Glenview 847.724.5670

CABLE/SATELLITE/INTERNET PROVIDERS:Comcast: www.comcast.net - 800.COMCASTDish Network: www.dishnetwork.com - 888.825.2557Direct TV: www.directv.com - 888.777.2454AT&T: www.att.com

TRANSPORTATION:PACE: www.pacebus.com - 847.364.PACEMetra: www.metrailrail.comUnion Pacific North Line; Milwaukee District North

HOSPITAL: Glenbrook Hospital2150 Pfingsten, Glenview 847.657.5800www.northshore.org

NEIGHBORHOODThough it has served as the backdrop for a number of feature films including “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off”, many consider Northbrook to be the North Shore’s best-kept secret. It is one of the largest communities on the North Shore but maintains a small-town feel. Beautiful parks and residential areas are interspersed with local business districts and corporate headquarters. Residents have access to a convenient commute into downtown Chicago and O’Hare International Airport. Five highly rated public school districts serve the community.

HOUSINGNorthbrook has some of the most diverse housing options on the North Shore. A variety of neighborhoods offer single-family homes in architectural styles ranging from mid-century ranch to contemporary, while in-town options include recently constructed townhomes and condominiums in every price range.

NORTHBROOK

LIFESTYLETwo distinct pursuits contribute to the Northbrook lifestyle: shopping and recreation. Northbrook is home to Northbrook Court, a large regional mall that includes high-end retailers, a movie theater and many dining options. The town also has an outstanding park district with top-notch facilities and year-round programs for just about every sport from baseball to golf to cycling. Downtown Northbrook is home to restaurants, shops and the annual Northbrook Days Festival.

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COMMUNITY INFORMATIONNORTHBROOK

GOVERNMENT: www.northbrook.il.uswww.northbrookchamber.org

Chamber of Commerce2002 Walters Avenue, Northbrook 847.498.5555

UTILITIES: Water/Sewer: 847.272.5050 ext. 4233

Electric: Commonwealth Edison: 1.800.334.7661

Telephone: SBC: 1.800.244.4444

Gas: Nicor: 1.888.642.6748

Garbage: Veolia: 847.272.4145

Recyclable & Yard Wastes: Veolia: 847.272.4145

Cable: Comcast: 866.372.4215

POST OFFICES: 2460 Dundee Road, Northbrook - 847.272.01741157 Church Street, Northbrook - 847.480.1511

LIBRARY: Northbrook Public Librarywww.northbrook.info 1201 Cedar Lane, Northbrook - 847.272.6224

LOCAL NEWSPAPER: Northbrook Star www.northbrook.chicagotribune.com

PARK DISTRICT: www.nbparks.org 545 Academy Drive, Northbrook 847.291.2960


TRANSPORTATION:PACE: www.pacebus.com - 847.364.PACEMetra: (commuter rail service) www.metrailrail.comUnion Pacific North Line; Milwaukee District North

HOSPITAL: Glenbrook Hospital2150 Pfingsten, Glenview847.657.5800www.northshore.org

NEIGHBORHOODHighland Park and Highwood are neighboring communities that have managed to successfully balance preservation with forward-thinking growth. The towns support a diverse population with a full spectrum of housing options, vibrant business districts and world-class recreational and cultural amenities including Ravinia Festival – the North Shore’s one-of-a-kind outdoor concert venue.

HOUSINGHigh-end homes in Highland Park range from custom lakefront mansions to multi-million dollar contemporary estates. Mid-century moderns and in-town bungalows are plentiful at more modest price points. A number of new luxury condominium developments offer maintenance-free living within walking distance of downtown and commuter train stations. Highland Park also created the first community land trust in Illinois to develop and preserve high-quality affordable housing for residents.

HIGHLAND PARK/HIGHWOOD

LIFESTYLEHighland Park shines in the summer, when Ravinia Festival welcomes the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and many international recording artists. The performances and outdoor ambiance attract residents and visitors alike. Unparalleled shopping and dining is available in downtown Highland Park, while Highwood is known for its award-winning restaurants and nightlife.

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COMMUNITY INFORMATIONHIGHLAND PARK/HIGHWOOD

GOVERNMENT: www.cityhpil.comwww.cityofhighwood.com www.ehighlandpark.org

Chamber of Commerce508 Central Avenue, Suite 206Highland Park 847.432.0284

UTILITIES: www.highlandpark.org

Electric: Commonwealth Edison: 1.800.334.7661

Cable: Comcast: 866.372.4215 AT&T: 800.225.5288

Gas: North Shore Gas: 866.556.6001

POST OFFICES: 833 Central Avenue, Highland Park - 847.433.3201582 Roger Williams Avenue, Highland Park - 847.433.3200

LIBRARIES: Highwood Public Libraryhighwoodlibrary.com102 Highwood Avenue, Highwood - (847) 432-5404

Highland Park Public Librarywww.hplibrary.org494 Laurel Avenue, Highland Park - (847) 432-0216

NEWSPAPER: Highland Park News www.highlandpark.chicagotribune.com

PARK DISTRICT: Park District of Highland Park 636 Ridge Road, Highland Park847.831.3810www.pdhp.org



HOSPITALS: Northwestern Lake Forest Hospital660 North Westmoreland Road, Lake Forest847.535.6125www.lfh.org

Highland Park Hospitalwww.northshore.org 777 Park Avenue, Highland Park847.432.8000

NEIGHBORHOODLocated 30 miles north of Chicago, Lake Forest and Lake Bluff feature some of the finest estates on the North Shore. Rich in history, the towns are known for their lakefront setting, natural beauty and wide-open spaces. They offer quiet tree-lined streets, pristine beaches, quaint downtown districts and top-notch public and private schools ranging from kindergarten to post-graduate studies.

HOUSINGLake Forest and Lake Bluff offer homeowners true luxury in a resort-style setting. Historic estates built by legendary architects Howard Van Doren Shaw, David Adler and Henry Ives Cobb are interspersed among elegant homes lining the lakefront and towns. Together, the two communities offer properties ranging from multi-million dollar mansions to new construction condominiums and townhomes.

LAKE FOREST/LAKE BLUFF

LIFESTYLETowering trees, picturesque street plans and bluffs overlooking the lake contribute to these towns’ unique beauty. Market Square is the heart of Lake Forest, offering fantastic shops and restaurants. Downtown Lake Bluff offers similar amenities, and is recognized as a national historic district. Cultural and recreational opportunities in Lake Forest can be found at the Gorton Center and Lake Forest Recreation Center, as well as at beautiful beaches, golf courses, and jogging and bicycling trails.

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COMMUNITY INFORMATIONLAKE FOREST/LAKE BLUFF

GOVERNMENT: www.lakecountyil.org, 847.377.2000www.lakebluff.org, 847.234.0774www.cityoflakeforest.org, 847.234.2600www.lflbchamber.com, 847.234.4282

Check these sites for up to date community information, maps, calendars, quick business links, clubs and organizations, fitness, religious options, shopping and other local activities and attractions

UTILITIES AND PUBLIC WORKS: www.cityoflakeforest.com; www.lakebluff.orgUtilities: 847.497.3919Public works: 847.377.7500

POST OFFICE: 26 East Scranton Avenue, Lake Bluff - 847.234.2016230 Northgate St, Lake Forest - 847.234.0654

LIBRARIES:Lake Forest Library360 East Deerpath Road, Lake Forest847.234.0636

Lake Bluff Public Library123 East Scranton Avenue, Lake Bluff847.234.2540

LOCAL NEWSPAPERS: Lake Forester www.lakeforest.chicagotribune.com

PARK DISTRICT: 220 E. Deerpath, Lake Forest 847.234.2600 www.LFRec.com

Park District Activities and Informationwww.lakebluffparks.org55 West Washington Avenue, Lake Bluff847.234.4150 CABLE/SATELLITE/INTERNET PROVIDERS:Comcast: www.comcast.net - 800.COMCASTDish Network: www.dishnetwork.com - 888.825.2557Direct TV: www.directv.com - 888.777.2454RCN: www.rcn.com - 888.790.2121AT&T: www.att.com


HOSPITAL: Northwestern Lake Forest Hospital660 North Westmoreland Road, Lake Forest847.535.6125

NEIGHBORHOODLocated approximately 30 miles from Chicago, Deerfield, Bannockburn and Riverwoods are three neighboring communities that offer residents tranquil neighborhoods, fine schools and abundant open spaces. Easy access to I-294 puts residents within easy reach of downtown Chicago, O’Hare and numerous corporate headquarters. Deerfield’s new town center and a number of recreational options provide homeowners with urban convenience and all the amenities of fine suburban living.

HOUSINGHousing options in Deerfield, Riverwoods and Bannockburn range from urban to bucolic. Deerfield offers condominiums, townhomes and single-family homes in a wide range of architectural styles and prices. The village includes both walk-to-town locations and more traditional suburban subdivisions. Meanwhile, Riverwoods and Bannockburn are known for large homes on expansive lots – many of which are set back from main roads and surrounded by mature trees.

BANNOCKBURN/DEERFIELD

LIFESTYLEWith miles of jogging and cycling paths, award-winning golf courses and vast forest preserves, including Ryerson Woods, many of the recreational activities in Deerfield, Riverwoods and Bannockburn focus on the outdoors. But Deerfield also has a number of public and private recreational facilities and dining and shopping venues that draw residents from all over the North Shore.

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COMMUNITY INFORMATIONBANNOCKBURN/DEERFIELD

GOVERNMENT:www.bannockburn.org - 847.945.6080www.deerfield.il.us - 847.945.5000www.lakecountyil.org - 847.377.2000www.dbrchamber.org - 847.945.4660 Check these sites for up to date community information, maps, calendars, quick business links, clubs and organizations, fitness, religious options, shopping and other local activities and attractions

UTILITIES AND PUBLIC WORKS: www.deerfield.il.us 850 Waukegan Road, Deerfield 847.945.5000Engineering: 847.317.2490

Public Works: 847.317.7245www.bannockburn.org

POST OFFICE: 707 Osterman Avenue, Deerfield847.945.0293

LIBRARY: www.deerfieldlibrary.org920 North Waukegan Road, Deerfield847.945.3311

LOCAL NEWSPAPER: Deerfield Review www.deerfield.chicagotribune.com

DEERFIELD PARK DISTRICT: www.deerfieldparkdistrict.org 836 Jewett Park Drive, Deerfield847.945.0650



HOSPITALS: Northwestern Lake Forest Hospital660 North Westmoreland Road, Lake Forest847.234.5600www.lfh.org

Highland Park Hospitalwww.northshore.org 777 Park Avenue, Highland Park847.432.8000

River North: 618 W. Fulton Chicago, IL 60661 t: 312.491.0200 f: 312.491.0228

Lincoln Park: 1586 N. Clybourn Chicago, IL 60642 t: 312.254.0200 f: 312.254.0222

Lakeview: 3101 N. Greenview Chicago, IL 60657 t: 773.862.0200 f: 773.305.0480

Gold Coast: 212 E. Ohio Chicago, IL 60611 t: 312.506.0200 f: 312.506.0222

Bucktown: 1875 N. Damen Chicago, IL 60647 t: 773.432.0200 f: 773.432.0050

Uptown 4705 N. Broadway Chicago, IL 60640 t: 773.685.0200 f: 773.685.0201

Barrington: 508 S. Northwest Highway Barrington, Il 60010 t: 847.381.0300 f: 847.381.0500

East Lincoln Park: 548 W. Webster Ave Chicago, IL 60614 t: 773.472.0200 f: 773.472.0202

Lake Forest: 600 N. Western Lake Forest, IL 60045 t: 847.295.0700 f: 847.295.0701

Elmhurst: 130 W. Park Ave Elmhurst, Il 60126 t: 630.530.0900 f: 630.530.0907

Glenview: 1009 Waukegan Rd Glenview, Il 60025 t: 847.998.0200 f: 847.998.0700

Libertyville 210 S. Milwaukee Ave Libertyville, Il 60048 t: 847.367.0500 f: 847.367.0555

Evanston: 1821 Benson Ave Evanston, IL 60201 t: 847.763.0200 f: 847.763.0222

Winnetka: 30 Green Bay Rd Winnetka, IL 60093 t: 847.881.0200 f: 847.763.0222

Highland Park 607 Central Ave Highland Park, IL 60035 t: 847.432.0700 f: 847.432.1300

Lake Forest 600 N. Western Ave. Lake Forest, IL 60045 t: 847.295.0700 f: 847.295.0701

Harbor Country, MI 225 N. Whittaker, Ste. 4 New Buffalo, MI 49117 t: 269.469.0700 f: 269.469.0711

West Town 2538 W. Chicago Ave Chicago, Il 60622 t: 773.496.4111 f: 773.252.4111

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