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
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. […]
By: Peter Kaspari
After spending the past few months discussing how to move forward on the long-in-development plans to refurbish Elder Lane and Centennial Park beaches, the Winnetka Park Board at its most recent meeting approved a multi-step process that could create new designs and plans. Commissioners unanimously approved a change order on Thursday, Aug. 27, that canceled […]
By: Peter Kaspari
Ever since she was young, Anisha Vasudevan has loved being outdoors. “I was raised in a family that prioritized hiking, camping, spending time in the backyard,” she told The Record during a recent phone interview, “especially when it was raining. … I was digging for worms.” When it came time for Vasudevan, a New Trier […]
A proposed ordinance that would make significant changes to the Village of Winnetka’s construction permitting and fees earned the Village Council’s preliminary support this month, but trustees said the ordinance needs changes before a final vote. In a unanimous voice vote at the council’s most recent regular meeting on Sept. 17, trustees introduced the ordinance, […]
By: Peter Kaspari
As a proposal for a mixed-use building makes its way through Winnetka’s public review process, the project’s design team recently communicated changes to the Village Council. Representatives from OKW Architects, the design firm behind Tower Court Condos, as well as One Winnetka, updated the council at its most recent regular meeting on Sept. 17, close […]
By: Peter Kaspari
For 115 years, the Community House in Winnetka has provided a space for the residents and neighbors to attend performances, celebrate occasions and participate in programming. Now, a newly launched campaign aims improve the oldest part of the building so those traditions can continue for the next 115 years. The Always Home Campaign, a $10 […]
Green Bay Trail users may enjoy a pause the next time they pass under the Oak Street bridge in Winnetka. That is the location of the Village’s first mural, a collaborative effort between the Village of Winnetka, the Friends of the Green Bay Trail, and the Winnetka chapter of the National Charity League that was […]
By: Peter Kaspari
A proposal to partially redevelop the former Winnetka Post Office site drew the interest of a majority of Village trustees on Tuesday; however, others suggested more options should be considered. Ultimately, during a special study session of the Village Council, trustees gave staff direction to issue a request for proposal/qualifications for open space and streetscape […]
By: Peter Kaspari
A dramatic night unfolded on Thursday for Winnetka Park Board candidates and voters seeking direction from the Winnetka Caucus for the spring 2027 election. During the annual Winnetka Caucus Council Town Hall fall session on Oct. 15, caucus members — any voting-age residents represented by Winnetka’s publicly-elected entities — backed three challengers to the Winnetka Caucus […]
By: Peter Kaspari
In the wake of allegations that New Trier High School students on Friday used racist and homophobic language toward Evanston Township High School marching band members, District 203 officials at Monday’s School Board meeting apologized for what transpired and promised to take action. Meanwhile, community members demanded accountability for those involved. Acknowledged the alleged harassment […]
