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Dear Lincolnwood Chamber 4433 W. TOUHY AVE. LINCOLNWOOD, ILLINOIS 60712 Partners & Friends: We are pleased to present the new edition of the Lincolnwood WHAT’S INSIDE THE GUIDE Chamber of Commerce 2019-2020 Community Resource Guide. This complimentary, hand-delivered publication connects you to WELCOME 4

the center of the Village of Lincolnwood. FROM THE OFFICE OF THE 6 MAYOR

At your fingertips is contact information for various business ABOUT THE CHAMBER & CHAMBER BOARD members of the Chamber, as well as easy access to useful OF DIRECTORS 8 information assembled from numerous community HELPFUL NUMBERS 10 stakeholders including the Chamber of Commerce, the Village of Lincolnwood, the Lincolnwood Public Library, Oakton LINCOLNWOOD IS ABOUT LOCATION 12

Community College, School District 74 and Niles Township High HISTORY 14 School District 219. PARKS & RECREATION 16 More than 5,000 copies are delivered door-to-door with an additional 1,000 copies distributed throughout the year via LINCOLNWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT 74 18–19 Village Hall new resident packages, at member businesses LINCOLNWOOD MAP 20–21 and at numerous Chamber-sponsored events. The Community Guide can also be found online at LincolnwoodChamber.com. NILES TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 219 22–23 The Lincolnwood Chamber of Commerce & Industry is a coalition LINCOLNWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY 24-25 of area businesses, industries, organizations and professionals NEIGHBORHOODS & THE COMMUNITY 26 that pool their talents and resources to improve the economic, OPEN FOR BUSINESS 28 civic and cultural climate of our community. Your support of Lincolnwood’s vibrant business community and Lincolnwood PUBLIC WORKS 29

Chamber members is important to the entire village. Please call NILES TOWNSHIP GOVERNMENT 30 us at 847-752-4111 if you’d like information about becoming a Chamber of Commerce member. MEMBER LISTINGS 32–35 Thank you to all of our advertisers who support our community in numerous ways and have made this guide possible. Please remember to support our local businesses. See you around the neighborhood!

LINCOLNWOOD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE & INDUSTRY

Cover photo credit: Special Thanks to Lifetime Treasures Photography for providing the cover photo and supporting photos of the village within this guide.

Information in this guide was compiled by the Lincolnwood Chamber of Commerce & Indus- try and published April 2019. Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information in this book. The publisher cannot guarantee the correctness of all the information available to it and assumes no liability arising from error or omission. Comments concerning this book should be sent to Lincolnwood Community Guide, 4433 W. Touhy Ave., Lincolnwood, IL 60712. Copyright ©2019 Lincolnwood Chamber of Commerce & Industry. All rights reserved. Reproducing any part of this book by photocopying, by electronic storage and retrieval or by any means is prohibited.

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Dear Lincolnwood Chamber Residents & Visitors:

I’d like to take this opportunity to welcome you to Lincolnwood, available in District 1860, the Town Center Mall and throughout where successful businesses and strong values work together the Village. to support a community on the rise. In the following pages of this guide, you will find information about our Village, which Educationally, Lincolnwood School District 74 offers an award- is committed to working as partners with the Lincolnwood winning elementary, middle school and junior high school with Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) and its’ varied cutting edge facilities and an exceptional staff of educators. membership, for the betterment of our Village. The Board Niles West High School, which has been awarded honors of Directors of the LCCI serves as a link between businesses, nationally and provides one of the best public school educational providing opportunities to meet, network and build local experiences in the area, is located two miles from Lincolnwood in connections. For those businesses that are not yet part of the Skokie. Nearby private Grade and High School options include: LCCI, please take this opportunity to join a group working toward Loyola Academy in Wilmette, Notre Dame H.S. in Niles, Regina an ever brighter future for Lincolnwood. If you are a resident, H.S. in Wilmette, Ida Crown and Arie Crown Jewish Academy, customer of a local business, or simply a guest in Lincolnwood, Hillel Torah NS Day School, Oscar Fasman Skokie Yeshiva in please make it a point to use the services of the advertisers and Skokie, MCC Academy in Morton Grove, and ICC School in Chamber members listed herein. Chicago. As the Mayor of Lincolnwood, I would like to share some Our housing inventory runs the gamut from quaint bungalows information with you about the Village we are proud to call and cottages, to ranch-style homes and the popular mid-century home. Lincolnwood has a population of approximately 12,500 style split-levels. Condominium and apartment units round residents, with over 4,400 residences. The Village’s municipal out the many residential options. Prices typically range from neighbors include the City of Chicago and the Village $300,000 to well over $1 million, appealing to first of Skokie. The community is a compact 2.7 square time home buyers’, growing families and empty miles of family-oriented neighborhoods on tree- nesters. There has been significant gentrification lined streets and satellite parks. Our outstanding of homes throughout our Village, building strong school district is a draw to young families who value communities. Residents who move to our Village education. find many reasons to stay and establish roots, evidenced by the fact that more than 30% of The Village offers three major commercial corridors, households have lived in their home for more than while the Lincolnwood Business Center offers space twenty years. The Carrington of Lincolnwood and

for light industry, warehouse and manufacturing. Mayor Barry I. Bass Lincolnwood Place, provide two full-service premier There are three active Tax Increment Financing independent and assisted living developments for Districts (TIF’s) which provide funding opportunities for new elderly residents. and growing businesses, including the new North Lincoln TIF approved in 2019. The North Lincoln TIF was approved Lincolnwood residents are united in pride of their rich cultural in conjunction with a new transformational development heritage and inclusivity of residents from all backgrounds. The for the village, at the corner of Lincoln and Touhy Avenues. Village has welcomed ethnic groups from around the world, with This development, known as District 1860, is a mixed-use approximately 34% of our residents immigrating from other development which will contain 85,000 square feet of retail countries. We celebrate the multi-cultural background which commercial, entertainment and restaurant uses, as well as 300 forms the patchwork that is the heartbeat of our community. In luxury apartments and a 220-room Marriott select service hotel. fact, approximately 47% of residents speak a second language. The Village has joined with Tucker Development Group, in this Lincolnwood is committed to the arts. We are proud of our monumental and historic development to forge a partnership Lincolnwood Chamber Orchestra (LCO) and the vibrant Youth that recognizes Lincolnwood’s value and potential. I encourage Strings Orchestra. The LCO is comprised of the area’s finest you to join our flourishing business community by contacting professional musicians. We were one of the first communities Community Development Director Steve McNellis, whose in the area to establish an ongoing commitment to the arts by information is listed in this booklet, and explore all of the options providing and underwriting space and programs for sculpture > continued on page 8

6 Lincolnwood Community Guide 2019-20 KITCHEN • CABINETRY • BATH • DECORATIVE HARDWARE 3160 SKOKIE VALLEY ROAD • HIGHLAND PARK SHOPSTUDIO41.COM From the Mayor CONTINUED About the Chamber installations, and exhibiting sculptures from throughout the world in Centennial Park and the Lincolnwood Business Center. Showcasing various Chicago area artists in our municipal center The Chamber is the primary business liaison to the village. The earned us the title of an “Arts Friendly Community” in 2007, and Chamber staff is available to answer many business-related is strongly supported to date. The Lincolnwood Public Library, questions. Our mission is to grow and support local businesses established in 1978 and renovated and modernized in 2017, and generate partnerships to strengthen our community. offers a variety of resources and activities for all ages, at its Our vision is that every business has the opportunity for growth location in the center of the Village. and the resources it needs to achieve its fullest potential. The Village has continued to experience significant The Lincolnwood Chamber of Commerce and Industry provides redevelopment over the past ten years. Recent openings programs and services to ensure a favorable business climate include Stefani’s Prime Restaurant, Libanais Lebanese Eatery, and acts as the vehicle to promote the area’s economic and Somerset Alpha shared-working space, the 383-unit Carrington social progress. of Lincolnwood senior living facility, as well as improvements at Lincolnwood Chamber of Commerce & Industry Food for Thought, one of the region’s top catering companies. In addition, the Village looks forward to a variety of new and exciting businesses opening in the next year, including; a “first 4433 W. Touhy Ave., Mezzanine Level of its kind” prototype Wal-Mart online grocery pickup store, a Lincolnwood, IL 60712 new Roomplace furniture store anchor at the Town Center Mall, a Phone: (847) 752-4111 state-of-the-art new Cadillac dealership from Zeigler Auto Group, LincolnwoodChamber.com as well as significant redevelopment of the existing Zeigler Buick/GMC dealership and expansion of the Loeber Porsche Executive Director dealership which will be renamed Porsche of Lincolnwood. LINDA CALLAHAN In partnership with the City of Chicago, plans are now in final development for a new streetscape on Devon Avenue, east of Board of Directors Lincoln Avenue. This project will breathe new life into an existing PRESIDENT: business district and draw exciting interest for new businesses. DAMIEN KARDARAS • ALPHAMERIC ACCOUNTING Streamlining processes and permitting will also help to attract VICE PRESIDENT: JENNIFER SPINO • ALDEN BENNETT CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. new commercial tenants throughout the Village. KERI ROBERTS • FRIENDS OF LINCOLNWOOD, INC. I proudly join with the Lincolnwood Chamber of Commerce and ROSAMIN BHANPURI • NILES TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL D219 Industry to welcome you to Lincolnwood, where ”Chicago’s North ELDA CINAJ • CIBC Side meets the North Shore.” Lincolnwood truly is Chicago’s Best ELIZABETH O’CONNOR • FAST SIGNS Kept Secret! We hope you will take the time to experience and BOB KLAIRMONT • IMPERIAL REALTY enjoy all that our Village has to offer. Life happens here, and we STEVE MCNELLIS • VILLAGE OF LINCOLNWOOD look forward to you being a part of it. CHRIS RENKOSIAK • LINCOLNWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY

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Emergency • 911 Come join the Chamber! Non-Emergency • Effective and strong networking systems • 847-673-1545 Fire Department • Promotes Chamber members • 847-673-2167 Police Department • Participate in community events Community Organizations • Informational seminars and networking events Lincolnwood Chamber of Commerce & Industry • 847-752-4111 Membership has impact: • 847-677-5277 Lincolnwood Public Library Consumers are: • 847-983-0073 Niles Township Food Pantry • 73 percent more likely to be highly aware of a business if they are a member of the Chamber, and Government • 68 percent more likely to think positively Lincolnwood Village Hall • 847-673-1540 of its local reputation. [Shapiro Group, Atlanta, Georgia] Public Schools Lincolnwood School District 74 • 847-675-8234 Niles Township High School District 219 • 847-626-3000

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Lincolnwood Community Guide 2019-20 11 Lincolnwood is about location

Conveniently located within 10 miles of both downtown Chicago Lincolnwood stats and O’Hare International Airport, Lincolnwood is ideally situated • where the North Shore meets Chicago’s north side. Having Incorporated 1911 the tranquility of a quiet suburban setting, Lincolnwood is just Population • 12,500 (approx.) minutes from world-class museums and universities, lively nightlife and major sporting events. A Lincolnwood address is Land area • 2.6 miles just a few miles from the magnificent Lake Michigan shoreline State highways • U.S. 50, U.S. 14, and U.S. 41 and Cook County forest preserves. • Shopping is made easy with the Lincolnwood Town Center, an Federal highways I-90, I-94, I-290 and I-294 enclosed mall with about 100 stores. Access to any point in the Distance to downtown Chicago • 14 miles metropolitan area is convenient with the Edens Expressway/I-94 • at Lincolnwood’s doorstep. Commuter rail and rapid-transit Police Department 34 officers routes to downtown Chicago are quick and within easy reach. Fire Department • 29 full-time Both CTA and Pace provide bus service to and within the Village. Area hospitals • 11 At only 2.6 square miles and a population of approximately 12,500, Lincolnwood’s close-in location has all of the advantages Schools • 3 of suburban life with the big city at its front door. PACE Bus routes • 4 Lincolnwood means location! Banking facilities • 7 Submitted by the Lincolnwood Community Development Department. Used Area airports • O‘Hare International Airport, Midway with permission. Airport, Mitchell Field (Milwaukee, WI) and Gary/ Chicago (Gary, IN) Electricity • ComEd Water • Source, City of Chicago / Lake Michigan Storage capacity • 5.25 million gal. Amount pumped daily • 1.651 million gal. (avg.)

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Lincolnwood Community Guide 2019-20 13 A brief history

1816 • First inhabitants, Potawotami Indians, leave area after Indian Boundary Treaty. 1980’S • The village sees construction of a few multistory 1856 • German immigrants arrive; European farming settlement condominium buildings. begins. 1990’S • By 1990, the community is fully built out, and 1873 • Halfway House Saloon opens as first commercial redevelopment starts in earnest. establishment. • The Lincolnwood Town Center, a 100-store regional mall, is built 1911 • Village incorporated; 359 are residents. The village is first on former Bell & Howell headquarters property at McCormick Blvd. named Tessville after Johann Tess, the first European to settle the and Touhy Ave., a new Village Hall complex is built along Lincoln area. Ave. and the village establishes its first fire department, having relied previously on the City of Chicago for fire service. This wave 1932 • Lincoln Avenue becomes state highway. of redevelopment sees a number of new buildings constructed 1936 • Tessville is renamed Lincolnwood. The name is derived, not with prairie-style architecture. By 1995, under the efforts of directly from the name of the 16th president, but from Lincoln Ave., Mayor Madeleine Grant, the first woman president of the village, which is itself named for former President Lincoln and bisects the an Economic Development Commission is formed to help foster community. The name also reflects the planting of 10,000 elm trees continued community redevelopment and to ensure a strong local along streets in the village during the Great Depression, an effort tax base. Mayor Grant also expands citizen participation in village made possible through the Works Progress Administration (WPA). government by creating several other citizen-led advisory bodies. 1938 • Lincolnwood Elementary School Dist. 74 opens. Since 2000 • The village has continued to redevelop itself by 1940 • Between 1940 and 1959 more than half of all the houses in spearheading construction of a new arterial business roadway in the Lincolnwood standing today were constructed. Lincolnwood Business Park, creating public parking lots, developing local and regional recreational paths, beautifying Lincoln Avenue 1942 • Bell & Howell opens facilities, encouraging other businesses through new lighting and landscaping, making enhancements to to move into the village. the Touhy-Crawford Business District and establishing Tax Increment 1950 • Population grows to 3,072. Financing Districts to redevelop the former Purple Hotel site and make 1951 • Edens Expressway (I-94) opens. improvements to light industrial parks at the northeast quadrant of the Village and along the north side of Devon Avenue, west of Lincoln 1960 • • Population reaches more than 11,700 The Hyatt House Avenue. The village continues to attract new and expanded retail and Hotel (later known as the Purple Hyatt or Purple Hotel) is constructed service businesses, restaurants and offices. at the intersection of Lincoln and Touhy avenues. Named for the color of its brick, it becomes a long-standing icon. Submitted by the Lincolnwood Community Development 1970 • Village reaches peak population, 12,929. Department. Used with permission. Historical photos courtesy of the 1978 • Lincolnwood Library District formed; Lincolnwood Chamber Lincolnwood Public Library. of Commerce & Industry created.

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Lincolnwood Community Guide 2017-18 15 Lincolnwood Parks & Recreation

Lincolnwood Parks and Recreation encourages the community WINTER to get active, connect with nature and to improve health and • Mother – Son Bingo (April) wellness by offering residents a wide variety of programs and • Superhero Hustle (May) services including fitness, athletics, after-school activities, senior • Memorial Day Parade and Ceremony (May) programs and outdoor recreation.

The Parks and Recreation department manages over 13 parks, SPRING many nestled within neighborhoods and within short walking distance, three bike/pedestrian paths, and an extensive aquatic • Mother – Son Bingo (April) facility and community center. According to the National • Superhero Hustle (May) Association of Realtors, parks, trails and playgrounds are among • Memorial Day Parade and Ceremony (May) the top five most important community amenities that new home owners are looking for, and residences near neighborhood parks SUMMER account for a 20% increase in property values. • Summer Concert Series in Proesel Park (June-July) Living close to parks and recreation facilities is consistently • Aquatic Center Theme Nights (July-August) related to higher physical activity levels for both adults and • Movie in the Park (August) youth. The Institute of Medicine has stated that the walkability of • Flick n’ Float (July) neighborhoods and access to parks and recreation facilities are • Summer Day Camp Family Picnic (July) essential strategies for preventing childhood obesity. FALL The Lincolnwood Parks and Recreation Department is committed • Touch-a-Truck (September) to supporting the health and wellness of our community. Our GO LINCOLNWOOD fitness initiative encourages residents to make a • Pumpkins in Proesel Park (October) commitment to walk each day for at least thirty minutes for health • Trunk-or-Treat (October) and wellness. From June to October each year, we will host free • 43rd Annual Lincolnwood Turkey Trot 5K/10K Race & 5K Fitness GO LINCOLNWOOD fitness activities to help our community reach Walk (November) their fitness goals.

Our largest community event of the year is the Lincolnwood Turkey Trot, which is now celebrating its 43rd year. This 5K/10 timed race and 5K fitness walk, which is always held the Sunday before Thanksgiving, also includes a Drumstick Dash for kids six and under. The Lincolnwood Turkey Trot attracts over 2,000 registered participants each year, as well as many more who come to cheer on the runners and walkers and to enjoy the festivities surrounding the event. It is a great local event that draws from many surrounding communities and is a source of local pride.

With the support of local business partnerships, Lincolnwood Parks and Recreation is proud to present its annual special event line-up. Please visit recreation.lwd.org for further details, and to learn about sponsorship opportunities throughout the year.

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Lincolnwood Community Guide 2019-20 17 Lincolnwood School District 74 One District • Three Schools • One Vision

Lincolnwood School District 74 encompasses three schools Todd Hall School located on the same campus. Children are served from Pre- Todd Hall serves students Pre-Kindergarten through 2nd Grade. Kindergarten through 8th Grade. Pre-K is a tuition-based program that serves three and four year The Vision of Lincolnwood School District 74 is that children old children. The teaching staff works together to create a safe become empowered for life. The Mission is to build a community and inviting atmosphere for all students to perform their best. of learning that inspires curiosity, compassion, and actively Curriculum follows Illinois Learning Standards. Developmentally engaged students striving for excellence. An elected School appropriate instruction is differentiated to meet the learning Board comprised of seven officials, a Superintendent of Schools, needs of all students. Students are supported in their social an Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum and Instruction, and and emotional development through a District-wide program, a Business Manager are responsible for the overall function of Positive Behavior Interventions and Support (PBIS). Learning the District. The community of Lincolnwood is supportive of the at Todd Hall encompasses all aspects of early childhood schools, students, and parents. Members of the Lincolnwood development and academic success. Please visit todd.sd74.org to Police Department and the Fire Department are available for learn more. presentations and to help ensure a safe school zone. The District Rutledge Hall School collaborates with the Village of Lincolnwood and Lincolnwood Public Library in several events throughout the year to provide Rutledge Hall serves students 3rd Grade through 5th Grade. A Lincolnwood residents convenient opportunities to sign-up for strong academic program exists to meet the needs of the varied activities, attend community events, and more. New this year learners, with reading and math being core areas of focus. Other with the completion of the Lincoln Hall Building Plan, Lincoln Hall core academic areas of instruction include writing, science, has a new auditorium that is being used by students each day. and social studies. A STEM-based curriculum, Project Lead the The space will continue to serve as an area for several activities Way (PLTW) Launch, is also taught to students in Kindergarten before, during, and after the school day including student through 5th Grade. Additionally, art, music, library, and physical presentations and after-school clubs. The venue is envisioned to education are taught on a regular basis to help students explore be a facility for the Lincolnwood community to use, serving as the their talents. Technology is integrated in classrooms throughout village’s only public performance space. the day and in a variety of ways. 5th Grade students at Rutledge Hall also have individual (1:1) iPads. Please visit rutledge.sd74. org to learn more. Lincoln Hall Middle School Lincoln Hall serves students 6th Grade through 8th Grade. Lincoln Hall offers a full spectrum of academic core courses,

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18 Lincolnwood Community Guide 2019-20 such as science, social studies, math, language arts, reading, Lincolnwood School District 74 has prepared an environment foreign language, STEM, and physical education. Furthermore, that is engaging and responsive to each child at each stage of exploratory classes are offered at all grade levels in the areas development, while celebrating diversity and mutual respect of Food Science, Music, Chorale, Art, and Global Perspectives. among the community of learners. The staff recognizes the Finally, technology is integrated throughout the educational benefit of a strong home-school connection. Parents are setting as students participate in the 1:1 iPad initiative. Students welcomed partners and are encouraged to volunteer with acquire the skills they need to be successful in a complex, highly school activities. It is this connection that is essential for positive technical, knowledge-based economy. behavior and student success. To learn more about Lincolnwood Lincoln Hall students utilize the school’s STEM labs every day. School District 74, please visit www.sd74.org. The STEM class utilizes nationally recognized Project Lead The Way (PLTW) curriculum. As STEM curriculum continues, students participate in several competitions throughout the school year. STEM experiences require students to apply concepts learned in

other core areas to augment the District’s already rich curricula. Beyond the academic day, Lincoln Hall offers a wide range of co- curricular and extracurricular activities, providing opportunities for the students to expand their talents and experiences. Students may participate in several clubs and organizations that range from competitive sports and academic contests to student government, culture clubs, and fine arts (band, orchestra, chorale, theatre). The students and staff are proud to be “Lincoln Hall Jaguars!” Please visit lincoln.sd74.org to learn more. Special programs are available for those students who qualify and may need additional support. Programs in special education, gifted (GATE), and English Learners (EL) help enhance the learning process and help students’ needs best be met.

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Lincolnwood Community Guide 2019-20 19 20 Lincolnwood Community Guide 2019–20 Lincolnwood Community Guide 2019–20 21 Niles Township High School District 219

RECENT ACCOMPLISHMENTS

• There are 353 full time teachers, of which 86% hold a master’s degree or beyond. The average number of teaching years is 17. The ratio of students to teachers is 16:4. • Niles West (8th) and Niles North (13th) were listed in Chicago Magazine’s issue of the Top Public High Schools in Cook County. • D219 was named to College Board’s annual AP Honor Roll for increasing access to AP exams and improving student performance. It validates the important work the district is doing to make our schools more equitable by advancing all of our students into more rigorous courses and by working to eliminate disproportionate enrollment in our classes by race.

STUDENT ACCOMPLISHMENTS

• D219 Robotics won the state championship for four straight years. Finalist for the fifth time. American Association of Physics Teachers/ • Three D219 students were selected to attend • The Niles North dance troupe was invited to American Institute of Physics Master Teacher Policy the Intel International Science and Engineering compete at The National High School Dance Fellowship to engage K-12 classroom teachers as Fair (ISEF). A Niles West student received a special Festival for the third time. agents of change in physics education. award from the University of Arizona, including a • A Niles North teacher received the Distinguished $12,000 scholarship. • The “Take One” vocal jazz group won Downbeat Award for High School Outstanding Performance Secondary Teacher Award from Northwestern • The Niles West Debate Team sent two debaters in 2017. University. to the National Speech and Debate Association’s • The Relay for Life team has raised more than National Championships and was named the FACILITIES second place team. Debate Team scholarships $1M in the fight against cancer. • State of the Art Gymnasium, at Niles West, totaled almost $200,000 in 2017-18, with the total • Niles North business students qualified seven dedicated by Olympic Gold Medalist Bart Conner amount offered over the past eight years totaling students for International Competition. Two (W’76) almost $1.2 million. students received first place in their written • LEED Gold-certified Aquatic Center at Niles North • Niles North students competed in National projects and the team received an Achievement History Day in the website category. award for their community service campaign (only two in state were given). STUDENT VOLUNTEER HOURS • Niles West art students accepted almost $700,000 in scholarships. • A Niles North artist won a National Gold Medal in the Scholastic Art and Writing Awards competition • Students who accumulate 200 hours of community service receive a special recognition at • Over the last five years, D219 Dance Marathon and was honored at Carnegie Hall. has raised almost $500,000 for charity. commencement. Beneficiaries include A Better Life for Kids, Hope FACULTY • More than 120 students and 15 adults gave 400 Jr., Chicago Coalition for the Homeless, The Daniel hours of community service to community partners • In 2017, the Niles West Counseling Department Horyn Foundation, CROSO, Rustic Falls Nature in Niles Township during the first annual Wolf Pack was awarded the Recognized ASCA Model Camp, and the Education Foundation. Gives Back Community Service Day. This event took Program (RAMP) designation, by implementing place on February 23, 2019. • Niles West News was named Online Pacemaker comprehensive, data-driven programs aligned with Pride in community partnerships: the criteria in the ASCA National Model to achieve District 219 works closely with other government improved student outcomes. agencies, social services agencies, businesses and • A Niles West teacher was selected by the other partners in the Township. U.S. State Department for an English Language assignment in Pakistan and Turkey. • D219 has had three Gold Apple Award for Excellence in Teaching recipients. • A Niles West teacher was accepted to the

22 Lincolnwood Community Guide 2019-20 Niles Township High School District 219 (CONTINUED)

COMING TOGETHER Niles Township High School District Recognized as the #1 The Coming Together project started in 2010 to 219 serves the communities of Skokie, spotlight the cultural diversity of our community. Lincolnwood, Morton Grove, and Niles. Fine and Performing Arts It is supported by institutions throughout Niles Niles North and Niles West High Schools Township. Each year, over an eight-week period, are public, four-year comprehensive high Education Program in the Coming Together studies a different culture, with schools with a combined enrollment of an emphasis on literacy. District 219 has been approximately 4,800 students. Over 60 Nation in 2007 involved since the beginning and prides itself on percent of students report that they speak facilitating this program within the community. In a language other than English. More than by the Kennedy Center for 2019, Coming Together will celebrate Polish culture 90 languages are spoken, with the most and highlight Poland’s contributions to science, common being Urdu, Spanish, Assyrian literature, arts, education and much more. The and Arabic. Extracurricular programs the Performing Arts past cultures are: Asian-Indians, Filipinos, Greeks, help students expand their academic Assyrians, Koreans, Chinese, Latinos/Hispanics, and social skills, meet new friends, and “Voices of Race”, and Muslim American Cultures. engage in positive experiences. There Niles West: are 27 athletic teams and more than 90 - LEED-EB: O&M certified clubs and activities in which students can Skokie Public Library provides library cards to participate. - LEED for Schools Silver certified all our teachers. (classroom addition) Niles Township High School District 219 | - LEED for Schools registered at The Education Foundation (Supporting the www.niles219.org Gold (Athletic Training Center) Students of Niles Township) provides education- related financial support to students in need. D219 provides administrative support for the Niles North: Foundation. - LEED Gold (Aquatics Center)

Education to Careers Program. Partnering with businesses in the community, students have opportunity to participate in Job Shadow days, and business partners come and present about their various professions to students on career days.

Notable alumni: Martin Chalfie, (E’65), Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2008 Bart Conner, (W’76), Olympic Gold Medalist Judge Merrick Garland, (W’70), President Barack Obama’s nominee for Supreme Court Justice Bob Horvitz, (E’64), Nobel Prize in Physiology/ Medicine 2002 Jewell Lloyd, (W’12), rising star of the WNBA’s Seattle Storm Rashard Mendenhall, (W’05), NFL running back who played for the Pittsburgh Steelers and Arizona Cardinals, television writer Marc Silverman (N’89), Radio Sportscaster and Co-Host of “The Waddle & Silvy Afternoon Show” on ESPN 1000 Chicago

Lincolnwood Community Guide 2019-2020 23 Lincolnwood Public Library

Come to the Lincolnwood Library to revive, connect, and inspire. Can’t find an item? Lincolnwood card holders may borrow items In 2017 we revealed our newly renovated library to the public, from thousands of public, academic, and research libraries. Stop featuring a cafe, program and meeting rooms, private study by or call to get started—your friendly neighborhood librarians rooms, and a digital media lab. Additional enhancements are ready to help make sure you find your next favorite read! include tables with outlets for charging electronic devices and Digitally Connected our new Hot Picks section featuring popular movies and books reserved specifically for Lincolnwood Library card holders. Print from your internet-ready device, scan documents, send a fax, search employer and business reviews, learn a language, or develop new computer skills. The library provides access to the latest apps, online news and information, and programs designed to make life-long learning enriching and fun. Lincolnwood Library provides public computers at the library, including laptops reserved for Lincolnwood Library card holders. Free high-speed wireless internet is available throughout the library for any internet-ready device. Stay connected with Lincolnwood Library’s news and event updates by signing up for our eNewsletter. Each month, you’ll

The library’s collection is more than just the 40,000 books for all ages on our shelves. Magazines, movies, audiobooks, music CDs, and video games make the rest of the collection, with many titles available in a physical, digital, or downloadable format. Many of our digital resources are available 24/7 right from your home with a Lincolnwood Library card. You can download eBooks, eAudiobooks, comics, music, TV shows, and movies on your computer, tablet, smart phone, or connected device. Our improved lighting, comfortable furniture, dedicated staff, receive information on library programs and services delivered and updated technology make visiting the library a comfortable right to your inbox. Sign up at lincolnwoodlibrary.org, then take and inviting experience. Take a moment to enjoy the new cafe, a moment to like us on Facebook, follow us on Instagram, and where you can enjoy snacks from our vending machines, freshly follow us on Twitter. brewed coffee or hot chocolate, your favorite magazine, and Digital Media Lab a cozy fireplace. Browse our website, lincolnwoodlibrary.org, visit the library, or read our newsletter to learn more about your Filled with tools to help you discover or enhance your creativity, library. the Digital Media Lab is available to Lincolnwood Library card holders in 9th grade and older. VHS to DVD conversion, audio Library Cards recording, and state-of-the-art design are just a few of the Any Lincolnwood resident or business owner may apply for a possibilities in this unique space. Call or stop by to schedule library card with a current picture ID and proof of address. A your orientation, and before you know it you’ll be on your way to parent or guardian’s signature is required for all applicants 16 preserving memories or to creating something new. years and under. Information Anytime Online Catalog Visit lincolnwoodlibrary.org to make the most of the library’s At lincolnwoodlibrary.org the online catalog makes it easy to information resources available around the clock. These search for books and materials, place holds, renew items, and trusted resources include newspapers and magazines, the share thoughts and comments from any internet-ready device. latest Consumer Reports, reading suggestions and book

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reviews through NoveList, as well as the traditional information To find out more about any of these enriching and entertaining reference, World Book Online. Hoopla allows you to stream experiences, stop by, browse the bimonthly newsletter, and temporarily download movies, TV shows, music, eBooks, visit lincolnwoodlibrary.org, or call us for more information. comics, and audiobooks. Read newspapers from around the Registration for many programs is available online but you may world in full-color, full-page format with our digital subscription always call us or stop in. to PressDisplay. Love magazines but tired of paying for them? This is your library Find popular magazines with Flipster with nearly 50 titles for you to enjoy on your computer or tablet free with your Lincolnwood If you’ve not been to the library in a while, or if you’re new to the Library card. Lincolnwood community, we invite you to see what your library can do for you. It’s time to take advantage of the most valuable Learning has never been easier via online tools. Adult Learning card in your wallet: your Lincolnwood Library card. Center and JobNow offer patrons access to live resume review, job search tools, test preparation, Microsoft Office training, and proofreading help. Industry leading Lynda.com provides Library Hours self-paced instructional videos on topics ranging from technical skills, software programs, and business strategies. You can also Monday–Thursday 9am–9pm learn to speak Spanish, French, Japanese, Brazilian, Chinese, Friday 9am–6pm Greek, and Russian with Pronunciator, our online language learning tool. Saturday 9am–5pm Children can enjoy hours of stories, games, and puzzles while Sunday 1pm–5pm developing early literacy skills with animated online storybooks from Tumblebooks and BookFLIX. School-age children can LINCOLNWOOD LIBRARY access one-on-one tutoring, homework assistance, skill building, and writing assistance with Brainfuse. 4000 W. Pratt Ave. Lincolnwood, IL 60712 Up-to-date information about the library and library programs 847-677-5277 and events, and the Friends of the Library can also be found on lincolnwoodlibrary.org the website. Programs & Events Lincolnwood Library regularly offers programs such as technology training, musical concerts, travel lectures, book discussions, informational presentations, movies, cooking demonstrations, and English as a Second Language classes. Our Youth Services Department offers programs for young patrons of all ages. Along with librarians, parents and caregivers help children foster early literacy and social skills through our many offerings for preschoolers: storytimes, playtimes, books, kits and more. School-age children enjoy a wide variety of programs that offer educational and constructive fun outside of the classroom. Crafts, games, workshops, and family films are just a few activities that will keep kids engaged all year long. We foster a love for reading with our annual Summer Reading Program for patrons of all ages. This special program includes themed activities and incentives in celebration of reading.

Lincolnwood Community Guide 2019-20 25 Our neighborhoods and community

Lincolnwood is known throughout the Chicago area for its great residential neighborhoods and strong housing values. With a mature canopy of trees setting the stage, most of the Village’s housing is comprised of a varied and eclectic style of single- family brick homes with private yards. Thirteen neighborhood parks add to the serenity of its neighborhoods. As testament to Lincolnwood’s excellent quality of life, about one-third of residents have lived in their Lincolnwood home for more than 20 years. It is not uncommon for children once raised in Lincolnwood to return to the community to raise their own families.

Residents from all backgrounds call Lincolnwood home, where diversity is not only respected, but is celebrated. Sponsored by the Human Relations Commission, each year a community-wide Fourth of July picnic is held, followed closely by the annual Lincolnwood Fest community celebration. The arrival of winter means residents of the Towers neighborhood in the Village bring the magic of the holiday season alive with grand displays of holiday lights and decorations. It has become known for some of the best displays found anywhere in the Chicago region.

Support for the arts in Lincolnwood is strong, with its very own Lincolnwood Chamber Orchestra and a continuous ongoing visual art exhibit by area artists in Village Hall. Led by a group of residents, a sculpture program has been initiated, bringing sculptures to various sites in the community.

Lincolnwood means great neighborhoods, great community –and it is a great place to live!

Submitted by the Lincolnwood Community Development Department. Used with permission.

26 Lincolnwood Community Guide 2019-20 The Experts in Complete Auto Repair 3477 W Touhy Ave | Lincolnwood, IL 60712 | 847.430.4000

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Lincolnwood Community Guide 2019-20 27 Lincolnwood is open for business

The bustling community of Lincolnwood is home to more than Lincolnwood Fest. 500 businesses and is an attractive business hub with excellent Lincolnwood’s commitment to its business community is strong. access to major highways and O’Hare International Airport. An active Community Development Department and Economic Lincolnwood is where Chicago’s North Side meets the North Development Commission work throughout the year to maintain Shore. a strong local economy and to spearhead business area Lincolnwood is home to a dynamic blend of businesses improvements. The Village offers several incentive programs, from L. Woods Tap & Pine Lodge, one of the region’s most including the Green Improvements for Tomorrow (GIFT) and the well-recognized restaurants, to regional draws such as the Property Enhancement Program (PEP), which provide grants Lincolnwood Town Center Mall, which features such prominent to businesses to encourage certain improvements to their retailers as Room Place and Kohl’s department stores. properties. Lincolnwood provides the “link” between business Lincolnwood is also the proud home of many car dealerships like and community, providing a welcoming and supportive Zeigler Buick GMC Cadillac and Loeber Mercedes and Porsche. environment for business. Lincolnwood has a strong business sector, with employment in To learn more about how the Village of Lincolnwood can assist the Village roughly equal to the Village’s resident population. you, please contact the Community Development Department Diverse manufacturing in Lincolnwood includes auto parts, at 847-673-7402. tool and die shops, plastic and printing operations and food processing. There are many advantages to locating a business within Lincolnwood, including a prestigious company address, and access to local, regional and national markets through proximity to highways, railways and airports. Lincolnwood encourages business visibility and active participation in the community. The Lincolnwood Chamber of Commerce & Industry provides a full calendar of business networking and social opportunities and keeps member businesses up to date on the latest local business news. Annually, the Chamber organizes the community’s ‘Salute to Business’ and coordinates business participation in various community events, such as the Business Expo at the popular

28 Lincolnwood Community Guide 2019-20 Lincolnwood Public Works

The Public Works Department is responsible for maintaining streets along the project route. Construction is anticipated to the Village’s streets, vehicles, parks, public buildings, trees, commence in late summer and be complete in 2020. alleys, water system, sewer system, and more. The Department is organized into six divisions including: Administration, Standpipe Rehabilitation Vehicle Maintenance, Parks & Building Maintenance, Streets & Utilities Maintenance, Forestry & Alleys Maintenance, and The Standpipe located behind the Public Works facility will be Water Maintenance. All of the divisions work together on the recoated inside and out to support the long term life of the tank. Snow & Ice Control Program to ensure clean and safe roadways Additionally, the tank will undergo rehabilitation of the steel during the winter season. In addition to maintaining the existing structure and improvements to the lighting and safety features. infrastructure, the Public Works Department manages the The Standpipe is a critical component of the water system, which construction of capital improvements. The upcoming year is provides additional storage capacity and helps to maintain a anticipated to be a busy construction season with major projects consistent water pressure in the system. including the following: Roadway Resurfacing Street Light Installation In 2018, the Village Board accepted a recommendation from the New street lighting is planned to be installed along Devon Ad-Hoc Infrastructure Committee to begin resurfacing all of the Avenue between Lincoln and Longmeadow Avenues. The Village-owned streets over a 10 year period. 2019 will be the new lights will match existing poles that have been installed first year in this 10 year program and will include a total of 3.9 throughout the Village’s arterial routes since 2010. Additionally, miles of roadway resurfacing. Streets to be resurfaced include lights along Cicero Avenue and McCormick Boulevard will Longmeadow Avenue, roadways in the Northeast Industrial be retrofitted with LED fixtures. LED fixtures consume less District including Morse, Ridgeway, Lunt, Lawndale, and electricity and last longer than the existing metal halide bulbs. Central Park Avenues, as well as a portion of Monticello Avenue. When the streets lights that will be retrofitted were installed Construction of the roadway resurfacing program is anticipated in 2010, LED fixtures were not allowed on routes controlled by to be complete in the autumn. the Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT). Since then, the Village has installed LED fixtures on Pratt, Touhy, Lincoln and North Shore Outfall Sewer Crawford Avenues as well as on McCormick Boulevard south of North Shore Avenue. With the completion of this project, new In 2018, the Village was awarded a grant from the Metropolitan street lights will have been installed on all of the arterial streets Water Reclamation District (MWRD) for a stormwater-only sewer throughout the Village. Construction of the lighting is expected that is planned to be installed on North Shore Avenue between to be complete in the autumn. Drake Avenue and the North Shore Channel. The project also includes other tributary sewers on Spaulding, Christiana, and Kimball Avenues. This sewer, as recommended in the Village’s Water Transmission Main Stormwater Master Plan, will contribute to meeting the Village’s In 2018, the Village entered into a water supply agreement with goal of reducing the likelihood of basement backups during a the City of Evanston, whereby the Village will begin purchasing 10-year storm event by diverting stormwater from the Village’s water from Evanston in lieu of its current supplier, Chicago. This combined sewer system. The MWRD grant covers approximately agreement will result in significant wholesale cost savings for 45% of the construction cost. the Village, which will be used to fund improvements to the Village’s aging water system. A new transmission main needs If you have questions regarding the services provided by the to be constructed before the Village can begin receiving water Public Works Department or the projects described above, from the City of Evanston. The transmission main will run from please call 847-675-0888 or visit the Village’s website at www. the connection point at the Evanston border, just east of the lincolnwoodil.org. The Public Works Department is open Monday North Shore Channel at Oakton Avenue and then travel down through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and is located at Oakton, Hamlin, and Springfield Avenues before connecting 7001 N. Lawndale Avenue. to the Village’s underground reservoirs near the intersection of Crawford and Schreiber Avenues. The project will also include the replacement of 0.77 miles of distribution mains on Hamlin, Lunt, Arthur, and Springfield Avenues and resurfacing of the

Lincolnwood Community Guide 2019-20 29 Niles Township Government

Since its founding in 1850, Niles Township Government has Other Township services include: served community residents in Lincolnwood, Skokie, Golf, • U.S. Passports and portions of Niles, Morton Grove, and Glenview. Township government was formed to connect residents with services • Coast 2 Coast Prescription Cards that improve the quality of life and help people realize their • Free Notary Service potential. Our events unite the communities we serve and provide valuable information. • Voter Registration The Niles Township Food Pantry provides supplemental • Property Tax Records and Appeals food support to more than 1,500 families and individuals • Senior Citizen Programming each month. The food pantry program is partially supported by generous donations to the Niles Township Food Pantry • Temporary Handicapped Parking Placards Foundation, a 501©(3) nonprofit corporation. Additionally, the • Childcare and Camp Scholarships Township provides general financial assistance to individuals based on income eligibility. The Township Board of Trustees meets on the second and fourth We are honored to serve constituents and encourage you to visit Monday of each month, at our offices at: 7 p.m., unless otherwise noted. 5255 Lincoln Avenue in Skokie or phone (847) 673-9300.

Visit us on social media: @NilesTownship on Twitter Niles Township Government on Facebook

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90 Miles Cuban Cafe Haagen Dazs Pan American Bank Hallmark & Johnson Properties LTD Patel Realty Holiday Inn North Shore A Psistaria Greek Tavern

A. Schoeneman & Co I R Admin Creative, Inc. Advanced Plastic Corporation, Inc. Illinois Bone and Joint R.F. Mau Company Imperial Realty Company Airoom Republic Bank Alden Bennett Construction Co. RMC Realty Alphameric Accounting J Revactive Inc

Jiffy Lube B S

Baladna Jewelry L Sandberg Jewelers Bank Financial SIR Properties Inc Bee-Zee Collision and Service Center L Woods Tap & Pine Lodge Smith-Corcoran Funeral Home Bourdage Chiropractic Libanais Sweets & Restaurant State Representative-16th Dist Yehiel Kalish Brickyard Bank Liberty Bank Stefani Prime Byline Bank Lifetime Treasures STUDIO41 Lincolnwood Chiropractic Center Swedish Covenant Hospital Lincolnwood District 74 C Lincolnwood Place T Lincolnwood Public Library Children's Care & Development Lincolnwood Town Center Congresswoman Jan Schakowsky Tecta America Loeber Motors, Inc The Carrington at Lincolnwood Lou Malnati's Pizza The Lockup Storage Center D Louis Glunz Beer Inc Top Note Performing Arts Academy Trim-Tex Dantela Bridal Couture M Delmon Medical College Dental Technologies Inc V Makisu Sushi Lounge and Grill District 219 Education Foundation Mathnasium Villa Gabriella LLC Maycor Construction Village of Lincolnwood E MB Financial Voss Belting Elite Staffing, Inc N W F Nadig Newspapers Walmart Grocery Pickup Fast Signs, Inc. Niles Township Government First Security Credit Union Niles Township High School Dist 219 Friends of Lincolnwood Nuno's Complete Car Care Z Nylock Fastener Company G Zeigler Buick GMC Cadillac

Gage Assembly Co. O Greenlawn Landscaping Oakton Community College

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ACCOUNTANTS AUTOMOTIVE DEALERSHIPS MB Financial 6401 N Lincoln Ave Alphameric Accounting Loeber Motors, Inc Lincolnwood, IL 60712 (847) 676-5215 3940 W Touhy Ave 4255 W Touhy Ave Lincolnwood, IL 60712 Lincolnwood, IL 60712 mbfinancial.com (847) 673-8802 (847) 675-1000 Pan American Bank alphamerictax.com loebermotors.com 6232 N Pulaski Chicago, IL 60646 ADMINISTRATION / MARKETING Zeigler Buick GMC Cadillac (773) 565-0507 panamerbank.com 6900 N McCormick Blvd Admin Creative, Inc. Lincolnwood, IL 60712 3940 W Touhy Ave Republic Bank Lincolnwood, IL 60712 (773) 680-6207 4433 W Touhy Ave (800) 734-5003 zeiglergmbuick.com Lincolnwood, IL 60712 admincreative.net (708) 547-4372 republicebank.com BANKING & FINANCIAL SERVICES ARCHITECTS / REMODELERS Bank Financial BEER DISTRIBUTION Airoom 3443 W Touhy Ave Lincolnwood, IL 60712 6825 N Lincoln Ave Louis Glunz Beer Inc Lincolnwood, IL 60712 (847) 279-9810 7100 N Capitol Dr (888) 637-6493 bankfinancial.com Lincolnwood, IL 60712 airoom.com (847) 676-9500 glunzbeers.com Brickyard Bank

STUDIO41 6676 N Lincoln Ave Lincolnwood, IL 60712 CHILD CARE, SCHOOLS & COLLEGES 4767 W Touhy Ave (847) 679-2265 Lincolnwood, IL 60712 brickyardbank.net (847) 676-4767 Children's Care and Development shopstudio41.com 3925 W Lunt Ave Lincolnwood, IL 60712 Byline Bank (847) 676-8388 AUTO CARE 3200 W Touhy Ave ccdcpreschool.org Skokie, IL 60076 (847) 677-8101 Bee-Zee Collision and Service Center bylinebank.com Mathnasium 3477 W Touhy Ave Lincolnwood, IL 60712 6250 N. Lincoln Ave. Lincolnwood, IL 60712 (847) 430-4000 CIBC 847-983-8247 beezeecollisionandservicecenter.wordpress.com 4007 W Touhy Ave www.mathnasium.com/lincolnwood Lincolnwood, IL 60712 (847) 440-0222 Jiffy Lube cibc.com CHIROPRACTORS 4019 W Touhy Ave Lincolnwood, IL 60712 Bourdage Chiropractic (847) 674-2322 First Security Credit Union 6443 N Cicero Ave chicagoland-nwindiana.jiffylube.com/locations/store/218 7161 N Cicero Ave Lincolnwood, IL 60712 Lincolnwood, IL 60712 (773) 545-9379 (847) 933-3305 BourdageChiropractic.com Nuno’s Complete Car Care firstsecurity-creditunion.com 4401 W Touhy Ave Lincolnwood, IL 60712 Lincolnwood Chiropractic Health Center Liberty Bank (847) 983-8366 6837 N Lincoln Ave nunoscompletecarcare2.com 6666 N Lincoln Ave Lincolnwood, IL 60712 Lincolnwood, IL 60712 (847) 675-8305 (847) 770-8219 lincolnwoodchiropractic.com libertybank.com

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CONSTRUCTION & CONTRACTORS Niles Township Government Sandberg Jewelers 5255 Lincoln Ave 7096 Carpenter Rd Skokie, IL 60077 Alden Bennett Construction Co. Skokie, IL 60077 (847) 66-4367 4200 W. Peterson Ave (847) 673-9300 Chicago, IL 60646 nilestownshipgov.com sandbergjewelers.com (773) 286-3400 thealdennetwork.com LANDSCAPING Village of Lincolnwood

6900 N Lincoln Ave Ste 400 Greenlawn Landscaping Maycor Construction Lincolnwood, IL 60712 4433 W Touhy Ave, Ste 523 (847)745-4717 P.O. Box 46096 Lincolnwood, IL 60712 lincolnwoodil.org Chicago, IL 60646 (252) 340-0390 (773) 463-0445 maycorconstruction.com greenlawnchicago.com HOSPITALS

DENTISTS Swedish Covenant Hospital LIBRARY 5145 California Ave Dental Technologies Inc Chicago, IL 60625 Lincolnwood Public Library 6901 N Hamlin Ave (773) 878-8200 4000 W Pratt Ave Lincolnwood, IL 60712 swedishcovenant.org Lincolnwood, IL 60712 (847) 677-5500 (847) 677-5277 dentaltech.com lincolnwoodlibrary.org HOTELS & BANQUETS

EMPLOYMENT SERVICES Holiday Inn North Shore MANUFACTURER 5300 W Touhy Ave Elite Staffing, Inc Skokie, IL 60077 Advanced Plastic Corp. 1400 W Hubbard St, Ste 200 (847) 679-8900 3725 W Lunt Ave Chicago, IL 60642 hiskokie.com Lincolnwood, Il. 60712 (773) 447-8459 (847) 674-2070 advancedplastic.com elitestaffinginc.com INSURANCE

Gage Assembly Co. FUNERAL HOMES A. Schoeneman & Co 3771 W Morse Ave 6901 N Lincoln Ave Lincolnwood, IL 60712 Smith-Corcoran Funeral Home Lincolnwood, IL 60712 (773) 539-7446 aschoeneman.com (847) 679-5180 6150 N Cicero Ave gageassembly.com Chicago, IL 60646 (773) 736-3833 IT SUPPORT / WEB DESIGN Nylock Fastener Company smithcorcoran.com 6465 N Proesel Ave Rev Active Inc Lincolnwood, IL 60712 GOVERNMENT 3940 W Touhy Ave (224) 585-5447 Lincolnwood, IL 60712 nylok.com (847) 990-1090 Congresswoman Jan Schakowsky revactive.com R.F. Mau Company 1852 Johns Dr Glenview, IL 60025 7140 N Lawndale Lincolnwood, IL 60712 (773) 506-7100 (847) 673-4292 schakowsky.house.gov JEWELER rfmau.com Baladna Jewelry Trim-Tex State Representative - 16th Dist - Yehiel Kalish 4350 W Touhy Ave 3700 W Pratt Lincolnwood, IL 60712 4508 Oakton St Lincolnwood, IL 60712 Skokie, IL 60076 (847) 676-700 (847) 679-3000 (847) 673-1131 baladnajewelry.com trim-tex.com reploulang.com

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Voss Belting PRINTING / MARKETING PRODUCTS RESTAURANTS 6965 N Hamlin Lincolnwood, IL 60712 Fast Signs, Inc. 90 Miles Cuban Cafe (847) 673-8900 3450 W Devon Ave 3333 W Touhy Ave vossbelting.com Lincolnwood, IL 60712 Lincolnwood, IL 60712 (847) 675-1600 (847) 679-2822 fastsigns.com/80-lincolnwood-il 90milescubancafe.com

MARKETING / PROMOTIONAL PRODUCTS Haagen Dazs PUBLICATIONS 3333 W Touhy Ave American Solutions for Business Lincolnwood, IL 60712 3825 W. Estes Ave Nadig Newspapers (847) 676-3885 Lincolnwood, IL 60712 4937 N Milwaukee Ave haagendazs.us/shops (773) 710-7470 Chicago, IL 60630 americanbus.com (773) 286-6100 L Woods Tap & Pine Lodge nadignewspapers.com 7110 N Lincoln Ave NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS Lincolnwood, IL 60712 (847) 677-3350 District 219 Education Foundation PROPERTY MANAGEMENT lwoodsrestaurant.com 7700 Gross Point Rd Morton Grove, IL 60077 Hallmark & Johnson Properties LTD Libanais Sweets & Restaurant (847) 626-3958 7101 Cicero #200 Lincolnwood, IL 60712 3300 W Devon Ave Friends of Lincolnwood (847) 933-9000 Lincolnwood, IL 60712 3940 W Touhy Ave hallmark-johnson.com (224) 470-1515 Lincolnwood, IL 60712 libanaissweets.com (847) 752-4111 Lincolnwoodfest.com Imperial Realty Company Lou Malnati's Pizza 4747 W Peterson Ave 6649 N Lincoln Ave Lincolnwood, IL 60712 PERFORMING ARTS Chicago IL 60646 (773) 736-4100 (847) 673-0800 imperialrealtyco.com loumalnatis.com Top Note Performing Arts 3333 W Touhy Ave Makisu Sushi Lounge and Grill Lincolnwood, IL 60712 SIR Properties Inc 7150 Carpenter Rd (224) 592-0091 6840 N Lincoln Ave Skokie, IL 60077 top-note.wix.com/performingarts Lincolnwood, IL 60712 (847) 677-9030 (847) 675-7979 makisusushitogo.com PHOTOGRAPHY sirmanagement.com

Psistaria Greek Tavern Lifetime Treasures Photography REAL ESTATE 4711 W Touhy Ave 2901 W. Frontage Rd. Lincolnwood, IL 60712 Palatine, IL 60067 Patel Realty (847) 676-9400 (847) 340-0894 3730 W Devon Ave psistaria.com lifetimetreasures.net Lincolnwood, IL 60712 (847) 763-1480 PHYSICAL THERAPY patelrealty.com Stefani Prime 6755 N Cicero Ave Lincolnwood, IL 60712 Illinois Bone and Joint RMC Realty (847) 696-6755 6540 Lincoln Ave 7101 N Cicero Ave. stefaniprime.com Lincolnwood, IL 60712 Lincolnwood, IL 60712 847-779-7900 (847) 679-6680 ibji.com/locations/lincolnwood-physical-therapy/ rmcrealty.com

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RESTORATION ROOFING

ServiceMaster Restoration by Zaba Tecta America 3909 W Howard 4813 Kingston Ave Skokie, IL 60076 Lisle, IL 60532 (773) 704-3802 (630) 780-7345 servicemasterbyzaba.com/lincolnwood tectaamerica.com

RETAIL / SHOPPING SENIOR CARE / RETIREMENT CENTERS

Dantela Bridal Couture Lincolnwood Place 4370 W Touhy Ave 7000 N McCormick Blvd Lincolnwood, IL 60712 Lincolnwood, IL 60712 (847) 983-8616 (847) 982-2605 dantelabridalcouture.com seniorlifestyle.com/property/lincolnwood

The Carrington at Lincolnwood

Lincolnwood Town Center 3501 Northeast Pkwy Lincolnwood, IL 60712 3333 W Touhy Ave Lincolnwood, IL 60712 (847) 447-6432 (847) 679-1219 TheCarringtonAtLincolnwood.com lincolnwoodtowncenter.com STORAGE FACILITIES

Walmart Grocery Pickup The Lockup Storage Center 6850 N McCormick Blvd 3850 W Devon Ave Lincolnwood, IL 60712 Lincolnwood, IL 6071 grocery.walmart.com thelockup.com

SCHOOLS & COLLEGES WINE & SPIRITS

Delmon Medical College Villa Gabriella LLC 7301 N Lincoln Ave - Suite 205 250 S Northwest Hwy Ste N 320 Lincolnwood, IL 60712 Park Ridge, IL 60068 847-675-6295 (847) 232-2828 https://delmonmedicalcollege.com villagabriellaorganic.com

Lincolnwood District 74 6950 N East Prairie Lincolnwood, IL 60712 (847) 675-8234 sd74.org

Niles Township High School Dist 219 7700 N Gross Point Rd Skokie, IL 60077 (847) 626-3000 niles-hs.k12.il.us

Oakton Community College 1600 Golf Rd Des Plaines, IL 60016 (847) 635-1808 oakton.edu

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