It was 40 years ago — in January 1980 — that a significant change came to the Village’s downtown when the Northbrook Post Office opened its current facility at 2460 Dundee Road.
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Man accused of hiding cellphone in school bathroom has history of lewd conduct in Northbrook
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Park District accepts proposed layout to bring Northbrook Days back to downtown
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Police Reports: Nearly a dozen vehicle break-ins reported in one-week span
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Scott Simpson Design + Build appoints Northbrook resident new Director of Sales and Project Coordination
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Glenview: Two men charged with attempted murder for December shooting
Dan Kaye, Northbrook Historical Society
Time Lines: Expansion of postal service leaves stamp on Village history
3:54 am CST January 7, 2020 Opinion, Contributing ColumnistsYear in Review 2019: It’s history on the move for Bartelme’s bar, R&B truck
3 weeks 3 days agoTime Lines: 60 years ago, quite a day for a growing Village
1 month 4 weeks agoTime Lines: Ride through Village history includes stop at R&B
3 months 1 day agoTime Lines: Garden Club deeply rooted in Village history
4 months 6 days agoJudy Hughes, Northbrook Historical Society
Time to celebrate special anniversary for Hope Union
10:52 am CST December 19, 2017 Opinion, Contributing ColumnistsOne story about Hope Union Church from the Northbrook Historical Society’s archives states that without plaster on the walls and with a wood stove providing the heat, local residents gathered to worship in their new and unfinished non-denominational church for the first time on a cold Christmas Eve in 1892.
Time Lines: Nike missiles once part of an ever-changing local landscape
2 years 3 months agoTime Lines: History repeating itself in call for new volunteers
2 years 9 months agoTimelines: Time to give special thanks to St. Peter Community Church
3 years 2 months agoTimelines: Circus stops still the source of many fond memories
3 years 2 months agoJessica Steinberg, Contributing Columnist
Student in Scotland: Comparing ourselves to others ruins individuality
3:26 pm CDT April 10, 2017 Opinion, Contributing ColumnistsWhen the sun begins to rest its head on the horizon, the moon’s glow sings a lullaby to the day.