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Jennifer Johnson

Jennifer Johnson

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Journalist, Park Ridge Herald-Advocate

Chicago

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Earth Sciences , Climatology, Marine Science , Weather, Science , Meteorology, Environment, Environmental Science

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Total articles 3904

  • Proposed Glenview townhomes, stalled since 2018, sent back to Planning Board

    By Jennifer Johnson Verified| Chicago Tribune Verified Plans for a Glenview housing development that has been at a standstill since 2018 must return to the village’s planning commission for new review before the current developer can obtain permits to build, elected officials decided. The Glenview Village Board on April 3 voted 6-0 to send the proposed 34-unit townhouse development at 1842 Lehigh Avenue back to the Glenview New Development Commission for a public hearing and recommendation.

    By Jennifer Johnson Verified · Chicago Tribune

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Wilmette Village Board reviews plans for $50.5 million police station

    By Jennifer Johnson Verified| Chicago Tribune Verified Updated design plans and cost projections for a new Wilmette Police Station were shared with members of the Village Board and nearby neighbors this month. No action on the project, which has an estimated price tag of $50.5 million, was taken during the board’s April 8 meeting, but trustees may be asked to approve the next steps and contracts on April 22, even as modifications to the plan are ongoing.

    By Jennifer Johnson Verified · Chicago Tribune

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Proposed Glenview townhomes, stalled since 2018, sent back to Planning Board

    By Jennifer Johnson Verified| Chicago Tribune Verified Plans for a Glenview housing development that has been at a standstill since 2018 must return to the village’s planning commission for new review before the current developer can obtain permits to build, elected officials decided. The Glenview Village Board on April 3 voted 6-0 to send the proposed 34-unit townhouse development at 1842 Lehigh Avenue back to the Glenview New Development Commission for a public hearing and recommendation.

    By Jennifer Johnson Verified · Chicago Tribune

    Apr. 17, 2025

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Park Ridge Herald-Advocate

Albany, New York, United States

'+1 212-379-6260