Peter Kaspari is a Freelance Reporter at various publications including The Record Community News Group, Evanston RoundTable, and NewsBreak. He covers a diverse range of topics with a focus on regional interest and world news, particularly in areas such as urban design, educational policy, and real estate development. His work has been featured in notable outlets, showcasing his expertise in architecture, planning, and sustainable practices.
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Peter Kaspari's coverage primarily focuses on local government, education, real estate industry and urban planning in the United States, specifically Illinois and Chicago. His articles often include announcements and expert commentary related to local educational initiatives, construction projects, government decisions, and public opinion.
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By: Peter Kaspari
One year ago, the Winnetka Village Council renewed a contract with its power supplier amid strong opposition from community members. Village staff last week offered an update on how the supplier’s sustainability efforts. Following a series of public meetings, trustees in June 2025 unanimously agreed to renew the Village’s contract with the Illinois Municipal Electric […]
By: Peter Kaspari
The Village of Winnetka is preparing for a rewrite of its entire zoning ordinance, and officials are prioritizing one area in particular. At the Village Council’s regular meeting on July 21, Winnetka staff discussed the purpose of a rewrite, and specifically why they want to give attention to areas surrounding open space throughout Winnetka. Scott […]
By: Peter Kaspari
Could a revised renovation plan for Elder and Centennial beaches finally lead to collaboration between the Winnetka Park District and the Village of Winnetka? That’s what the Winnetka Park Board wants to find out and gave direction at its most recent meeting to park staff to utilize the feedback generated from the Village’s review process […]
By: Peter Kaspari
The Centennial Park dog beach has been a prominent conversation topic in Winnetka, particularly among the Winnetka Parks commissioners. And that remained t
By: Peter Kaspari
Citing concerns about phrasing of questions and whether or not its results would be confidential, the Winnetka Park Board has postponed the implementation of a self-evaluation survey.
By: Peter Kaspari
As New Trier High School prepares to begin the new school year, a number of multi-year construction projects at both of the district’s campuses are nearing completion. The School Board and community received an update on the projects from Deputy Superintendent Dr. Chris Johnson during the board’s meeting on Monday, Aug. 17, two days before […]
By: Peter Kaspari
Still hoping to restore pedestrian access to the closed Tower Road pier, the Winnetka Village Council on Tuesday unanimously approved a contract extension with its consultant. The extended agreement with Baird & Associates, which the Village initially hired in October 2025 to conduct an evaluation of the structure, is for engineering and further structural assessment, […]
By: Peter Kaspari
The new clubhouse at the Glencoe Golf Club is getting closer to tee off. After more than a year of construction, officials are now saying that the clubhouse is expecting to be ready by Sept. 11. That date, which is when the clubhouse is expected to be “substantially” completed, was included as part of a […]
By: Peter Kaspari
The Glencoe Village Board has a big decision on the horizon regarding the future of the village’s public works facility; Should they spend millions of dollars refurbishing the current site? Or should they spend millions of dollars to build a new facility on the edge of town? At the Village Board’s Committee of the Whole […]
By: Peter Kaspari
Northfield residents want their voices heard on tax increment financing. During a two-and-a-half hour public hearing on a proposed TIF district, a steady stream of opponents, and an occasional supporter, shared their thoughts on TIF, with the majority asking the Northfield Village Board to vote against the measure. The large number of attendees on Aug. […]
