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Winnetka's Classic Stitch sold; new owners plan October reopening

The Classic Stitch at 549 Chestnut St. in downtown Winnetka will reopen in October as Third Coast At The Classic Stitch after retiring owner Jane Hayes sold the 20-year-old needlepoint shop to Kathryn Cannon Weir and Mackenzie Reimer, who run a five-year-old needlepoint store in Chicago's Old Town.

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Kenilworth tops Illinois home values as business tax bills climb

A new ranking using Zillow data places Kenilworth, Winnetka and Glencoe as the three most expensive communities in Illinois, with home values appreciating 12–13% annually — a wealth surge driving up commercial property tax assessments just as New Trier Township businesses face a Sept. 1 appeal deadline.

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Hermès opens two-story boutique at Plaza del Lago

Hermès has opened an 8,000-square-foot, two-level boutique at Plaza del Lago in Wilmette, the marquee arrival in WS Development's four-year luxury revitalization of the historic Sheridan Road shopping center.

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White Spanish Revival shopping center with bell tower and blue awning, parking lot in foreground.

Winnetka's Classic Stitch sold; new owners plan October reopening

The Classic Stitch at 549 Chestnut St. in downtown Winnetka will reopen in October as Third Coast At The Classic Stitch after retiring owner Jane Hayes sold the 20-year-old needlepoint shop to Kathryn Cannon Weir and Mackenzie Reimer, who run a five-year-old needlepoint store in Chicago's Old Town.

Winnetka's Classic Stitch sold; new owners plan October reopening

The Classic Stitch at 549 Chestnut St. in downtown Winnetka will reopen in October as Third Coast At The Classic Stitch after retiring owner Jane Hayes sold the 20-year-old needlepoint shop to Kathryn Cannon Weir and Mackenzie Reimer, who run a five-year-old needlepoint store in Chicago's Old Town.

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