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Park Board: Commissioners bid farewell to Slepicka, welcome newcomer Curin

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Todd Marver, Freelance Reporter
3:08 am CDT May 28, 2019
Following last month’s election results, the Northbrook Park Board bid farewell to outgoing commissioner Ken Slepicka and welcomed new commissioner Matt Curin to the board at its Wednesday, May 22 meeting. Slepicka had served on the park board since 2015.

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