20 | November 15, 2018 | The glenview lantern news glenviewlantern.com for the holidays MARKETING SOLUTIONS ENGAGE GROW CONVERT This holiday season, let 22nd Century Media’s Integrated Marketing Campaign program help you wrap up the business! From Facebook and Instagram advertising campaigns to Google AdWords and content writing, we have all the tools you need to make your holiday season one to remember! Contact us today and find out how we can elevate your marketing for the holidays! FOR MORE INFORMATION, VISIT: IMC.22NDCENTURYMEDIA.COM/HOLIDAYS THE NORTHBROOK TOWER Five subjects in stolen vehicle attempt to elude police near Northbrook- Deerfield border The Deerfield Police Department has five subjects in custody after a vehicle, believed to be stolen, crashed into two other vehicles on Lake Cook Road near the Northbrook-Deerfield border, according to Thomas E. Keane, deputy chief of the Deerfield Police Department. According to Keane, the Kenosha Police Department alerted towns along Route 41 that it was tracking a stolen vehicle that was reportedly in the area. The vehicle made its way into Highland Park when an officer saw it turn onto Lake Cook and proceed Westbound, according to Keane. Per Keane, the vehicle then turned down a street near P.F. Chang’s, turned around and proceeded eastbound on Lake Cook. The vehicle next attempted to go between two cars, which were stopped at the traffic light, and made contact with both, resulting in a traffic accident that disabled the vehicle, per Keane. Shortly after, a Deerfield officer pulled up to the scene and saw the subjects from the stolen vehicle attempt to flee the scene. With the assistance of the Northbrook and Highland Park Police Departments, the Cook County Sheriff’s Department, and other local agencies, five individuals are now in custody. “They are an assortment of adults and juveniles,” Keane told The Northbrook Tower. “No one has been officially charged yet. We’re still investigating and working with Kenosha Police Department to try and determine what we have here.” Reporting by Northbrook Tower staff. Full story at NorthbrookTower.com. THE <strong>GL</strong>ENCOE ANCHOR Chicago Bears backup quarterback buys home in Glencoe Khalid Mack isn’t the only Bear with a den in Glencoe. The Chicago Bears migratory backup quarterback Chase Daniel and his wife, Hillary, have used a land trust to purchase a newly-built Nantucket style home in Glencoe for $1,489,000. If the couple decides to go on a night on the town in Glencoe and have a few drinks at the Tudor Wine Bar they might bump into Mack, the star linebacker who earlier this year used a land trust to shell out $3,750,000 to buy a 6,100 square-foot newly-built mansion. Both players are in their first season with the Bears. Daniel’s 12-room home occupies 4,237 square feet and is located on a 0.36- acre lot on a cul-de-sac. It has five bedrooms, a kitchen with a Cambria quartz island, a master suite, double walk-in closets, 5.1 bathrooms, an oversized marble shower, lower level guest quarters and a spacious recreation room. There is hardwood flooring throughout the ground floor. The home also has a gas fireplace and an outdoor grill. In addition to a heated two-and-a-half car garage, the home has a driveway that can accommodate 10 cars. The original home on the lot was sold for $485,000 in November 2013 and then was demolished. According to the Chicago Tribune, the newly-built home was first listed in May 2017 for $1,849,000. The final asking price prior to the sale to Daniel and his wife was $1,549,000 in February. Reporting by Neil Milbert, Freelance Reporter. Full story at GlencoeAnchor.com. THE WILMETTE BEACON Attire to Inspire fundraiser supports local moms Fashion trends may come and go, but the friendships that form over the shared goal of supporting school-aged children never goes out of style. For this reason, on Nov. 7, women across the community put their carpool duties aside, coming together at Wilmette’s Michigan Shores Club, in support of The District 39 Educational Foundation — a 501 (c)(3) dedicated to raising additional funding needed to enrich, expand and complement educational opportunities — during the 5th annual Attire to Inspire fashion show, where moms modeled and mingled, mixing fun and philanthropy. Throughout the year, the Foundation hosts a number of fundraising events — such as trivia nights, bingo nights and more, all geared towards parents and children. The fashion show, however, is unique in that it is solely geared toward moms, giving women a chance to bond outside of the school pick-up lines. New this year was a switch from a daytime to an evening event, keeping the working mom in mind. Reporting by Alexa Burnell. Full story at Wilmette Beacon.com
glenviewlantern.com glenview the glenview lantern | November 15, 2018 | 21 I AM THANKFUL FOR ALL OF MY PAST CLIENTS AND FOREVER FRIENDS ** AVENUE* * * * SURREYLANE**** * * * * * * * **** Debbie Hepburn 847.867.5825 dhepburn@atproperties.com In gratitude for my wonderful clients that share my passion for helping others find the perfect home to meet their needs - I donate a portion of every commission earned to PAWS Chicago or Misericordia Heart of Mercy. www.DebbieHepburn.com
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