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the glenview lantern | May 3, 2018 | 15<br />
THE WILMETTE BEACON<br />
Pearce to fill vacant seat<br />
on Wilmette Village Board<br />
A Wilmette Village<br />
Board trustee seat has been<br />
vacant for the last two<br />
months after Trustee Steve<br />
Leonard resigned at the end<br />
of February.<br />
But that will soon change<br />
as Leonard’s replacement<br />
will be sworn in at the next<br />
board meeting. Village<br />
President Bob Bielinski announced<br />
the appointment<br />
of former Village Trustee<br />
George Pearce to the position<br />
at the Village Board’s<br />
Tuesday, April 24 meeting.<br />
The board will vote to approve<br />
this appointment at<br />
the Tuesday, May 8 meeting<br />
and Pearce will be<br />
sworn in at that time. Upon<br />
Leonard’s resignation on<br />
Feb. 24, Bielinski had 60<br />
days to appoint an individual<br />
to fill Leonard’s vacancy.<br />
With that two-month period<br />
now coming to an end, Bielinski<br />
appointed Pearce to<br />
fill Leonard’s vacancy.<br />
“We are short one trustee<br />
right now, which will be<br />
remedied at the next meeting,”<br />
Bielinski said. “I’m<br />
pleased to announce at this<br />
meeting my appointment of<br />
Mr. Pearce. The board will<br />
be asked to approve that<br />
appointment at our next<br />
meeting and Mr. Pearce<br />
will be seated at our next<br />
meeting.”<br />
Pearce has served the<br />
Village government in<br />
the following capacities:<br />
Zoning Board of Appeals<br />
from 1994 to 1997, Village<br />
Board Trustee from 1997-<br />
2005 and Board of Police<br />
and Fire Commissioners<br />
from 2005 to 2014. In addition<br />
to his service with<br />
the Village government,<br />
Pearce is an active member<br />
of the community.<br />
Reporting by Todd Marver,<br />
Freelance Reporter. Full story<br />
at WilmetteBeacon.com.<br />
THE NORTHBROOK TOWER<br />
Village honors Exact Blade<br />
with inaugural Green<br />
Business Award<br />
Just a few days after<br />
Earth Day and Arbor Day<br />
festivities took place at the<br />
Village Green, the Northbrook<br />
Village Board recognized<br />
a local business<br />
with the Village’s inaugural<br />
Green Business Award.<br />
The award is intended to<br />
be given to a business that<br />
has taken steps to reduce its<br />
impact on the environment.<br />
Exact Blade, located at 813<br />
Waukegan Road in Northbrook,<br />
which offers cutlery<br />
and knife sharpening services,<br />
took home the award<br />
for its green efforts.<br />
Exact Blade received<br />
a unanimous nod for the<br />
award from the Environmental<br />
Quality Commission,<br />
which reviewed applications<br />
for the honor during<br />
its March meeting.<br />
The board passed a<br />
resolution recognizing the<br />
Northbrook business for the<br />
award during its Tuesday,<br />
April 24 regular meeting.<br />
“Following a review of<br />
the applications, the Commission<br />
unanimously recommended<br />
Exact Blade,<br />
Inc. as the winner of the<br />
2018 Green Business<br />
Award for its recycling efforts<br />
of paper, the reuse<br />
of iron and steel byproduct<br />
materials in gardening<br />
from their knife sharpening<br />
operations, and their reuse<br />
of office furnishings,” the<br />
resolution said.<br />
“These actions have diverted<br />
waste from landfills<br />
and serve as a good example<br />
of ways to reduce a<br />
business’ impact on the environment.”<br />
Reporting by Fouad Egbaria,<br />
Freelance Reporter. Full story<br />
at NorthbrookTower.com.<br />
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THE HIGHLAND PARK LANDMARK<br />
Water in City buildings<br />
meets lead level standard<br />
After 11 fixtures in<br />
Highland Park City-owned<br />
buildings testing above<br />
federal standards for lead<br />
in July 2017, the City has<br />
finally mitigated lead levels<br />
in its buildings.<br />
According to a press<br />
release, the City has mitigated<br />
the lead levels in all<br />
buildings that registered<br />
high lead levels in potable<br />
water.<br />
“The City is dedicated to<br />
taking this proactive step<br />
on an annual basis to protect<br />
the health and safety<br />
of our residents. This sets<br />
a high standard for others<br />
who provide water to the<br />
public,” Mayor Nancy Rotering<br />
said in the release.<br />
“Safe drinking water is essential<br />
to our health.”<br />
The use of lead in<br />
plumbing materials was<br />
only outlawed in 1986, so<br />
structures built before then<br />
could contain lead piping.<br />
Reporting by Xavier Ward,<br />
Contributing Editor. Full<br />
story at HPLandmark.com.<br />
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