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the northbrook tower | October 18, 2018 | 25<br />
THE WINNETKA CURRE<strong>NT</strong><br />
Man rescued from capsized<br />
boat at Winnetka’s Lloyd<br />
Beach<br />
A boater called Winnetka<br />
authorities to report<br />
he was in distress around<br />
2 p.m. Oct. 9 after his boat<br />
capsized at Lloyd Beach in<br />
Winnetka.<br />
The Winnetka Fire Department<br />
rescue crews<br />
spotted the boater, who<br />
reportedly sat on top of his<br />
boat, about three-quarters<br />
of a mile out from the<br />
Lloyd Beach boat launch,<br />
799 Sheridan Road, according<br />
Winnetka Fire<br />
Chief Alan Berkowsky.<br />
Rescue efforts included<br />
local police and fire departments,<br />
and the coast<br />
guard out of Wilmette,<br />
which was called at 2:06<br />
p.m. Ten minutes later,<br />
rescue teams made contact<br />
with one boat occupant,<br />
who resides in Winnetka.<br />
“Anytime we get a call<br />
with someone in trouble<br />
in Lake Michigan, we<br />
have a pretty substantial<br />
response,” Berkowsky<br />
said. “We try to first rescue<br />
the person off the surface<br />
first.”<br />
Crews attempted to upright<br />
the boat, which was<br />
an 18-foot catamaran, after<br />
the man was brought to<br />
safety, Berkowsky said.<br />
“Unfortunately, [the<br />
boat] was caught in the<br />
sand and it was caught in<br />
the water, so we had to<br />
leave the boat as is,” he<br />
said, adding the strong<br />
southwest winds were “deceiving”<br />
from the shoreline.<br />
The boat, which eventually<br />
sank, will be salvaged<br />
by a company that works<br />
on Lake Michigan in the<br />
coming days.<br />
The boater didn’t suffer<br />
any injuries from the incident.<br />
Reporting by Megan Bernard,<br />
Contributing Editor.<br />
Full story at WinnetkaCurrent.com.<br />
THE GLENCOE ANCHOR<br />
Glencoe Grand Prix<br />
canceled; multi-day event<br />
proposed for 2020<br />
The Glencoe Grand Prix<br />
has hit its brakes, as the<br />
well-attended criterium<br />
race will not continue in<br />
future years.<br />
David Metrick, president<br />
of the Glencoe Grand<br />
Prix, told The Glencoe<br />
Anchor that after 12 years<br />
of the event, “it’s just the<br />
right time to retire.”<br />
“There have been a lot<br />
of positives, and it feels<br />
like it ran its course,” Metrick<br />
said Oct. 10.<br />
The race cancellation<br />
was announced on its website,<br />
saying in part: “After<br />
much discussion among<br />
the leadership over the<br />
past few months, with a<br />
heavy heart, we announce<br />
the Glencoe Grand Prix<br />
will not be held in 2019.<br />
... A heartfelt thanks to our<br />
sponsors who supported<br />
us over these many years.<br />
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