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6 | May 9, 2019 | The glencoe anchor news
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police reports
Winnetkan busted for
DUI after striking vehicle
Jennifer Marie Jules, 36,
of Winnetka, was arrested
for driving under the influence
of drugs, failure to
provide information after
striking an unoccupied vehicle
and uninsured motor
vehicle at 4:27 p.m. May
11 in the 300 block of Hazel
Avenue. Her court date
is June 19.
In other police news:
May 14
• Christian G. Weber, 47,
of the 400 block of Madison,
was cited for a dog
bite (person) at 10:16 a.m.
at Jefferson and Vernon
avenues. His court date is
May 31.
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• An unknown offender
attempted to open Lowe’s
and Nordstorm’s credit
cards in a resident’s name,
but was unsuccessful.
May 11
• An unknown offender entered
and went to the basement,
which is not open to
the public, at 9:55 a.m. at
Autohaus on Eden’s, 1600
Frontage Road. When confronted,
the person left the
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May 9
• An unknown offender
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May 8
• An unknown offender
stole a pair of earrings,
worth more than $8,000,
from a victim’s home in
the 100 block of South
Avenue. The case is under
investigation.
EDITOR’S NOTE: The
Glencoe Anchor’s Police
Reports are compiled from
official reports found on
file at the Glencoe Police
Department headquarters in
Glencoe. Individuals named
in these reports are considered
innocent of all charges
until proven guilty in a court
of law.
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Glencoe Village Board
Trustees bid farewell to outgoing
trustee; welcome new trustees
Todd Marver
Freelance Reporter
Following the results of
last month’s election, the
Glencoe Village Board
welcomed two new trustees
and bid farewell to
an outgoing trustee at its
Thursday, May 16 meeting.
Outgoing trustee Greg
Turner, who attended his
final board meeting on
May 16, was appointed to
the Village Board in September
2018 upon former
trustee Trent Cornell’s resignation.
In addition to his
eight months of service on
the Village Board, Turner
served on the Historic
Preservation Commission
from November 2015 until
joining the Village Board
in September 2018. Upon
joining the Village Board,
Turner became the trustee
liaison to the Historic
Preservation Commission.
Additionally Turner was
a board member of the
Glencoe Historical Society
from 2014 to 2017.
“Thank you for the opportunity
to serve the community,”
he said. “I’ve really
enjoyed working with
my fellow board members
and with Village staff. What
I thought would be me giving
back to my community,
I found really enriching. I
learned a lot about the Village
and it gave me a tremendous
appreciation for
our staff and our community
as a whole.”
The board unanimously
approved a resolution
honoring Turner’s service
as trustee, which Village
President Larry Levin read
aloud. The resolution stated
that as a trustee Turner
“consistently served the
best interests of the Village
of Glencoe and its residents
through detailed, objective
and deliberate evaluation
of issues in his role
as trustee in his furtherance
of his commitment to
maintaining the quality of
life in Glencoe … (Turner)
has given unselfishly of
his time and fulfilled his
responsibilities to his fellow
citizens in a most professional,
responsible and
honorable way.”
The resolution added
that as trustee liaison to
the Historic Preservation
Commission, he “provided
outstanding service to
our community by advocating
for the protection,
enhancement, and promotion
of the preservation
of structures, buildings,
objects and sites valued
by the Village and its residents.”
Although he’s no longer
on the Village Board,
Turner will continue serving
the community as a
member of the Plan Commission.
The board unanimously
approved the appointment
of Turner to
the Plan Commission as a
public at-large member to
a four-year term expiring
in May 2023. Trustee Barbara
Miller will continue
to serve with Turner on the
Plan Commission. In addition
to being a trustee,
Miller is also vice chair of
the Plan Commission.
“I just wanted to say that
it really has been a privilege
to serve with you,” Miller
said. “Thank you and I am
the most fortunate person
on this board because I get
ROUND IT UP
A brief recap of Village
Board action from May
16
• The board approved a
resolution supporting
the dementia-friendly
Glencoe initiative.
• The board approved
a resolution for a
five-year extension of
an intergovernmental
agreement with School
District 35 for crossing
guard services.
to continue to learn from
Greg and work with him on
the Plan Commission. So
I’m really glad that you’re
going to be doing that.”
In addition to bidding
farewell to outgoing trustee
Turner, the new Village
Board was seated. Levin
administered the oath of office
to the two new trustees:
Gary Ruben and Joe Halwax.
Ruben is the outgoing
Glencoe School District 35
Board president. He served
eight years on the school
board prior to joining the
Village Board. Ruben was
appointed trustee for a twoyear
term upon the resignation
of former trustee Dale
Thomas in March. Halwax
was elected to a four-year
term in April. Additionally,
Levin administered
the oath of office to a pair
of trustees who were reelected
to another fouryear
term: Jonathan Vree
and Peter Mulvaney. Levin
added his thanks to outgoing
trustee Turner.
“It has been a delight and
a joy to have you as one of
our trustees and I have very
much enjoyed working
with you,” Levin said.