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Five-story rental building opens in Wilmette
Photos by Rhonda Holcomb/22nd Century Media
A view of a kitchen in one of the units at Residences of Wilmette is shown at its grand opening on Oct. 4 at 617 Green Bay Road, Wilmette.
A green roof and deck are shown outdoors.
Attendees (left to right) Lucas Silvertsen, business development coordinator for the Village of Wilmette; Anthony Rossi, Sr., M&R development president and managing partner; Bob Bielinski, Village President; John Adler, community development director, and Julie Wolf, trustee, check out the property.
A view of the lobby, north facing. is shown.
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