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FREE Grocery List

November 12, 2008 by Mr. Ofni  
Filed under Download Center

Grocery Shopping doesn’t have to be a pain. Download this FREE template to help you organize, track and automatically calculate cost of your grocery items!

 

Free Grocery List | Microsoft Excel 2007 version

Weekly Bargains

November 12, 2008 by Mr. Ofni  
Filed under Weekly Bargains

Every Sunday, I post a section on the best bargains in Evanston. Here you will find everything from savings on food & groceries to electronics and house-hold items. It’s always a good time to save money.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Groceries

Dominick’s Finer Foods: Dempster, GreenBay Rd.
2748 Green Bay Rd.
Evanston, IL 60202
847-864-2090
www.dominicks.com  

 

 Click to view Dominick’s Ad

 

 

 

Food 4 Less
2400 Main St.
Evanston, IL 60202
847-492-1904
www.food4less.com   | weekly ad

 

 

 

Jewel-Osco
1128 Chicago Ave.
Evanston, IL 60202
847-869-3521
www.jewelosco.com    | weekly ad

Whole Foods Markets
1640 Chicago Ave.
Evanston, IL 60202
847-733-1600
www.wholefoods.com  | Weekly Ad

Whole Foods Markets
1111 Chicago Ave.
Evanston, IL 60202
847-475-9492
www.wholefoods.com | Weekly Ad

Electronics

 

 

 

BEST BUY
2301 Howard St
Phone: 847-570-0450
Fax: 847-864-9570
Hours: Mon-Thr, - 10am:9pm, Fri & Sat 10am-10pm, Sun 11am-7pm
www.bestbuy.com   

Click here to view Best Buy Ad

 

 

 

 

Now you can order custom window treatments online for quick delivery! Our simple 4-step process walks you through shopping, measuring, customizing and ordering the right blinds and shades to decorate your rooms and accentuate your windows. At Blinds.homedepot.com, you can:

15% off all Levolor blinds or 20% off Levolor Wood and Faux Wood blinds. Valid through 4/1/09.

click here to claim

 

 

Continuing Education at E.T.H.S

November 11, 2008 by Mr. Ofni  
Filed under News & Updates

 The Evanston Township High School (ETHS) Board of Education and the Alliance for Lifelong Learning at Oakton are partners in an exciting and dynamic initiative to provide an expansive array of adult continuing education classes to the Evanston community. Classes will begin this spring at ETHS and diverse locations throughout Evanston. We hope you will enjoy being part of the Oakton family.

Download Spring 2009 Classes

 Evanston Township High School (ETHS)
1600 E. Dodge Avenue, Evanston
(847)424-7620

Mr. Ofni’s Page

November 11, 2008 by Mr. Ofni  
Filed under Downloads, Mr. Ofni's Page

My name is Mr. Ofni I would like to welcome you to EvanstonLifestyle.com. As a long time resident of Evanston, I couldn’t be more excited about providing a website, free to the public, that offers the best of city that I love. Please take full advantage of the resources available on this site. Here are some of its features.

  • Free Downloads
  • Local News & Updates
  • Free Video & Audio Podcasts with Local Experts in Health, Fitness, Finances, Shopping
  • Directory Listings of Retail Shops, Restaurants and Businesses
  • Sports & Leisure Registration Information
  • Classes & Workshops
  • Tutorials

Mr. Ofni’s Best of the Best

November 11, 2008 by Mr. Ofni  
Filed under Best of the Best, Mr. Ofni's Page

Mr. Ofni’s “Best of the Best” is an quarterly feature of EvanstonLifestyle.com that ranks the best in food, products, customer service and community efforts.

Coming Soon

Evanston

November 9, 2008 by jtw  
Filed under Feature

Today Evanston is an attractive, prosperous city which over 73,000 people call home. Though it is the closest North suburb ofChicago, Evanston has resisted becoming merely a ‘bedroom’ community, maintaining an independent character marked by a bustling business center, a renowned university and a high-quality public education system. This independence is reflected in Evanston’s 150-year history: in the strength and imagination of the people who not only built the city, but also helped shape the course of America.

The region we know today as the North Shore was once home to the Potawatami Indians. Villages were situated along the forested shores of Lake Michigan, where abundant game and easy access to the lake supported a lifestyle of hunting and fur-trading. Traces of these Native American villages have been found in Evanston on the site of present-day Saint Francis Hospital and at Dempster Street by the lake.

The first known European visitors were French voyageurs, who referred to the area as ‘Grosse Pointe,’ after the large point of land now marked by the Grosse Point Lighthouse. In 1674, French explorer and missionary Jacques Marquette wrote of the North Shore area: “the land bordering the lake is of no value…” Little did Marquette know that this lakeshore area would later become prime real estate! The French explored the shoreline, but did not attempt colonization. After the War of 1812, the United States acquired the French lands around Lake Michigan, and Grosse Pointe became Grosse Pointe Territory.

After living here for centuries, the Potawatami were forced to cede all their lands to the U.S. in a series of five treaties dating from 1795 to 1833. The government then parceled out plots of land to pioneer settlers who were moving from the East. The first European-American settler of Grosse Pointe was Major Edward H. Mulford, a jewelry dealer from New York. In 1836, Mulford bought 160 acres and improved the land with the Ten-Mile House, a house and tavern which held the territory’s first post office and the first court of Cook County.

LA Fitness - Where Fitness is a Way of Life

November 8, 2008 by jtw  
Filed under Feature

Keeping fit is not just a fad – it’s a way of life.

Whether you want to slim down or tone up, have more energy for work or for your family, or just look and feel better–we’re here to help.

 At LA Fitness we want you to exercise your options. From basketball to racquetball, swimming to indoor cycling, free weights to cardio equipment, personal training to group fitness and much more. We offer options in an environment that makes you feel at home, no matter what your current fitness level may be.

Evanston Library

November 8, 2008 by jtw  
Filed under Feature

The Evanston Public Library (EPL), located in Evanston, Illinois, has three locations: the Main Library at 1703 Orrington Ave, the North Branch at 2026 Central Street, and the South Branch at 949 Chicago Avenue. Borrower cards are free to Evanston residents, Evanston property tax payers, and Evanston businesses. Evanston Library borrowers also have easy access, via the library catalog, to most circulating items in the collections of 22 other public libraries through EPL’s membership in theCooperative Computer Services (CCS) consortium

Welcome to EvanstonLifestyle.com!

November 3, 2008 by Mr. Ofni  
Filed under Feature

Welcome to EvanstonLifestyle.com. My name is Mr. Ofni and I am here to help you take advantage 

of the wonderful resources we have in our great city. On this website, you will find information on everything Evanston, Illinois. Whether you are looking for fun activities for you and your family, the best shopping deals, or the pizzeria that serves the best deep dish, Evanston Lifestyle.com has something for you.