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John Mueller
With no displayed resistance from taxpayers Monday, April 15, the Glencoe-Silver Lake School Board unanimously approved plans to sell general obligation tax-abatement bonds to fund improvements to parking lots at the junior-senior high school and Lakeside Elementary School.
The decision means after years of complaints from visitors to the junior-...
When he saw the internal posting advertising the store director’s position at Coborn’s store in Glencoe, Tony Noga knew it was a job he would pursue.
He knew the store and the community well, well enough to call it home.
Earlier this winter, Noga was informed the job in Glencoe was his. After telling his wife and family, Noga called his parents,...
Guided by the cost of development, the absence of a developer ready to go and plenty of land suitable for commercial-industrial uses, the Glencoe City Council is taking a measured approach to the potential extension of East 11th Street to expand its business park on the east side of the city.
During a workshop Monday afternoon, April 8, the...
A decade ago, they were the victims of cost-cutting and budget constraints during the renovation of the old high school as it was transformed into Glencoe City Center. Now, the city council is backing a plan to finish off the two restrooms on the west end of the building’s main floor.
During a workshop Monday afternoon, April 8, the council heard...
Residents with opinions on whether the Glencoe-Silver Lake School Board should, or should not, issue tax-abatement bonds to pay for a proposed improvement project have a chance to be heard during a public hearing Monday, April 15.
The school board is hosting a public hearing at 6:30 p.m. in the GSL School District’s Community Room, No. 443-444....
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