Spring Brings Outdoor Dining Back
Village Streamlines Process for Temporary Permits
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Local restaurants can look forward to increased business in the coming weeks, as warmer weather leads to outdoor seating opportunities. The Village of Northbrook has pledged to work with restaurants on creative outdoor options, including seating in tents, parking lots, and other unconventional spaces. Read More
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Balanced Village Budget Points to Encouraging Forecast for FY 2021
After a year of great uncertainty, Northbrook’s local economy appears to have weathered the storm. Sales tax receipts have slightly exceeded the Village’s adjusted budget for FY 2020/21, and the Board of Trustees is expected to vote on a proposed balanced budget for FY 2021/22 on April 13. Read More
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See You at the Golf Outing!
Friday, June 11 at Glenview Park Golf Club
After a year of meeting exclusively on Zoom, Chamber members will finally have the opportunity to come together in person at the Annual Golf Outing and Dinner. This special event, scheduled for Friday June 11, will be adapted to allow everyone to have a fun-filled day at the Glenview Park Golf Club in safety and comfort. Read More
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Northbrook Names New Police Chief
Village Manager Rich Nahrstadt has announced the hiring of Christopher Kennedy as the Village’s new Chief of Police. Read More
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Virtual Business Roundtable Builds Connections, Develops Leads
The challenges of the past year have generated some positive innovations. Case in point: the Chamber’s Virtual Business Roundtable, a casual Monday-afternoon forum for discussion, problem-solving, and networking. All members are invited to participate in these one-hour sessions that provide productive business tips, with special emphasis on strategies that work in the virtual marketplace. Read More
“At an in-person event, there’s a tendency to only talk to people you know. The Zoom breakout rooms force you to connect with new people. I’ve spoken with a lot of members I never would have met otherwise.”
-Barry Brownstone, Sears Garage Doors
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Friday, April 2, 7:30 a.m.
via Zoom
Mondays, April 5, 12, 19 & 26 via Zoom
Discuss hot topics in technology, marketing, and business growth in this weekly informal forum.
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Wednesday, April 21, 3:30 p.m. via Zoom
Now that vaccines have changed the landscape of the pandemic, what are the best practices employers should follow for workplace safety? Attorney Susan Troester, LaPointe Law, will discuss the pros and cons of policies requiring vaccination, along with other employment law issues related to COVID. Bring your questions for an interactive and informative session.
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Last Chance to Register for the Golf League
Pull out your clubs - the Chamber's Golf League will start its season on May 4. The nine-hole league is a great opportunity to build relationships with fellow members while enjoying late afternoons on the course. Play will take place at the Glenview Park Golf Club on Tuesdays at 3:45 p.m. All levels of skill are welcome, although basic knowledge of the game and etiquette are expected. A limited number of spots are available for $415. Registrations must be received by Friday, April 2. Email Tensley Garris or call (847) 513-6006 for information.
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