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Village officials rejected one proposal to convert a Renaissance hotel into apartments and another one to build 140 rental homes on the former Scott Foresman property.

Renaissance Chicago Glenview Suites Hotel at 1400 Milwaukee Ave. Glenview. (Hotel photo) Glenview New Development commissioners held their first public hearing on a proposal to convert the Renaissance Chicago Glenview Suites Hotel, 1400 Milwaukee Ave., into a 255-unit apartment building at their April 12 board meeting. Commissioners did not issue a final recommendation. Chairman Steve

Glenview House. (Image submitted) Glenview House, which opened in 1878 and where the original Glenview village charter was signed, called “last call” for the last time before permanently closing Sunday night. The storied establishment has been through several owners through nearly a century and a half in operation. The current owners took over the business

Glenview New Development Commission approves B-1 zoning change for former Hart Estate, as well as Willows Crossing Shopping Center

Five of St. Joseph County’s nine public school superintendents are starting their first, full year as superintendent of their respective districts

The Michigan City-based bank, the third-largest in Northwest Indiana by market share, bestowed The Robert C. Dabagia Leadership Award upon several advisors.