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Peter Kaspari

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Village, park district beachfront conversations get underway following project rejection

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By Peter Kaspari
| The Record North Shore Verified
Discussions between Winnetka officials and the Winnetka Park District are underway regarding the future of an off-leash dog beach and potential collaboration on lakefront protections. Winnetka Village President Bob Dearborn, during the Winnetka Village Council’s regular meeting on Tuesday, June 16, updated trustees and the community on those conversations, which he said are ongoing.
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New mission, vision statements in development for Winnetka Park District

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By Peter Kaspari
| The Record North Shore Verified
The Winnetka Park District’s proposed changes to its mission and vision statements, and the addition of a values statement, will need more work before Park Board commissioners can get behind them. Park District Executive Director Shannon Nazzal went through the proposed changes and the process behind them at the board’s most recent meeting on May 28.
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Winnetka takes on inconsistent lakeside street ends

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By Peter Kaspari
| The Record North Shore Verified
The Winnetka Village Council is revisiting a discussion that first came up 25 years ago surrounding seven Winnetka streets that end at Lake Michigan. Trustees learned more about the conditions of all seven “streets ends” during a joint special council meeting and study session on Tuesday, June 9, when Village staff sought guidance on what, if anything, should be done to improve the locations.
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