This one was for its LED lighting replacement program in tandem with ComEd. The five-year partnership has aided the presentation of community festivals, concerts and running races.įor a second straight year the IAPD gave the park district a "Best Green Practices" award. The Northbrook Park District earned an IAPD "Best Friend of Illinois Parks" business award in the small business category for a financial scholarship program it offers residents, which is fully funded due to a partnership with Northbrook Bank & Trust. Chair of Golf Operations since 2010, Ziering was board president from 2012-15 and vice president from 2010-12. 14 at its Best of the Best Awards Gala in Wheeling.įirst of all, Michael Ziering was acknowledged with a service award for his 15 years as an elected park board commissioner. The Illinois Association of Park Districts presented three awards to the Northbrook Park District on Oct. To purchase a ticket, visit Rotary Club of Northbrook online at /2398 and scroll down to the program notice.
There are no walk-ins allowed for this special luncheon meeting, and the $25 tickets must be purchased in advance. One of the things Spoolstra does as associate regional director is facilitate adolescent training sessions to counter antisemitism. He believes a reason is continuing stereotypes of Jewish people still believed by many Americans. Spoolstra will examine "The State of Antisemitism" at regional, national and international levels, given that 2021 incidents of antisemitism were the highest in decades. Milwaukee Ave., with check-in at noon and the program from 12:15-1:30. The meeting will be held at the Hilton Chicago/Northbrook, 2855 N. 15 with guest speaker Trent Spoolstra, who is the associate regional director of the Anti-Defamation League's Midwest office. Read a Harvard Magazine feature on the Dumbarton Oaks Medieval Library »īelow are the in-print works in this collection.The Rotary Club of Northbrook will offer a special luncheon meeting Nov.
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The series began with a focus on three languages-Byzantine Greek, Medieval Latin, and Old English-and will incorporate additional vernacular languages in the future, including the Romance languages of medieval Iberia. With works ranging from The Vulgate Bible to Beowulf, and genres as diverse as travelogues, scientific treatises, and epic and lyric poetry, this series brings a vibrant medieval world populated with saints and sinners, monsters and angels, kings and slaves, poets and scholars, to a new generation of readers who will discover cultures and literatures both hauntingly familiar and wondrously alien. It offers the classics of the medieval canon as well as lesser-known gems of literary and cultural value to a global audience through accessible modern translations based on the latest research by leading scholars in the field. The Dumbarton Oaks Medieval Library is a groundbreaking facing-page translation series that makes the written achievements of medieval and Byzantine culture available to the English-speaking world. I look forward to many happy hours re-reading the classics of the medieval and Byzantine tradition as they appear in this new series.” -Harold Bloom “The Dumbarton Oaks Medieval Library is a project of extraordinary intellectual and cultural value, splendidly edited and handsomely presented. Parent Collection: Dumbarton Oaks Research Library and Collection.
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