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glencoeanchor.com news<br />

the glencoe anchor | March 22, 2018 | 3<br />

The race must go on<br />

Glencoe Grand Prix<br />

still on for June 2<br />

after large sponsor<br />

withdrawals<br />

Megan Bernard, Editor<br />

Although “one of the<br />

biggest sponsors” withdrew<br />

from the Glencoe<br />

Grand Prix, the annual<br />

bike race isn’t hitting the<br />

brakes.<br />

The Glencoe Grand<br />

Prix, a one-day road criterium<br />

race, is scheduled<br />

this year for June 2. It is<br />

the largest fundraiser for<br />

the Glencoe Educational<br />

Foundation, which supports<br />

educational projects<br />

in Glencoe and three sister<br />

schools in Chicagoland, its<br />

website stated.<br />

The Anchor was reached<br />

by a concerned resident,<br />

who claimed the race<br />

wouldn’t continue if the<br />

lost sponsorship was not<br />

replaced immediately.<br />

After the funding loss,<br />

however, the president of<br />

the race, David Metrick,<br />

said he reached out to more<br />

than 20 existing sponsors<br />

to request higher donations<br />

and was successful.<br />

“The race was never in<br />

danger, but the sponsor did<br />

pull out at the last minute,”<br />

said Metrick, who is also<br />

the president of the Glencoe<br />

Education Foundation.<br />

“I usually make these (fundraising)<br />

calls May 1, so<br />

this year it was just pushed<br />

up earlier.<br />

“Everything will continue<br />

as normal now. We are<br />

good to go.”<br />

Ryan Aitcheson (pictured second here) positions<br />

himself behind his team mate for the last lap during the<br />

men’s pro race of the Glencoe Grand Prix in 2016. The<br />

race returns for the 12th year on June 2 in downtown<br />

Glencoe. 22nd Century Media File Photo<br />

Metrick would not confirm<br />

the lost sponsor name<br />

or reason why they withdrew<br />

for legal reasons.<br />

The 2018 Glencoe<br />

Grand Prix will be the<br />

12th annual race. Last<br />

year, world champion<br />

Chloé Dygert Owen raced<br />

in the Glencoe Grand Prix.<br />

There were two racecourses,<br />

which were identical<br />

to those used since 2015.<br />

Each course ran clockwise<br />

with the start and finish<br />

located on Vernon Avenue<br />

between Hazel Avenue and<br />

Temple Court. More info<br />

about the 2018 race has yet<br />

to be released.<br />

From the Village<br />

Metra to Adjust UP North<br />

Line Evening and Weekend<br />

Schedule<br />

On Monday, March<br />

19, Metra implemented a<br />

new schedule for evening<br />

and weekend trains on the<br />

Union Pacific North Line.<br />

The schedule change<br />

will allow for trains to<br />

operate on a single track<br />

between the Clybourn Station<br />

and Evanston during<br />

the completion of a $15.5<br />

million project to replace<br />

the bridges that carry the<br />

UP North Line over Webster<br />

Avenue and the North<br />

Branch of the Chicago<br />

River just north of Webster.<br />

Customers should be<br />

aware that as of Monday,<br />

weekday inbound Train<br />

362 will depart from<br />

Waukegan 10 minutes<br />

earlier, at 9:10 p.m., while<br />

Train 364 will depart from<br />

Waukegan 25 minutes<br />

later, at 10:05 p.m.; and<br />

Train 368 will depart from<br />

Kenosha 10 minutes later,<br />

at 11:45 p.m. Inbound<br />

weekday trains arriving<br />

at Ogilvie Transportation<br />

Center after 8 p.m. will<br />

have five minutes added to<br />

their run times.<br />

Outbound Train 301 will<br />

be renumbered to Train<br />

371 on the weekdays and<br />

will depart from Ogilvie<br />

eight minutes earlier,<br />

at 12:27 a.m. Train 369<br />

will depart from Ogilvie<br />

10 minutes later, at 11:45<br />

p.m., and trains departing<br />

from Ogilvie after 7:30<br />

p.m. will have five minutes<br />

added to their run times.<br />

On weekends, inbound<br />

Train 822 will depart<br />

from Waukegan 30 minutes<br />

later, at 5:40 p.m.<br />

on Saturday and Sunday.<br />

Outbound Train 821 will<br />

depart from Ogilvie five<br />

minutes later, at 5:15<br />

p.m., on Saturday only.<br />

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