On Oct. 19, 12 days after the Hamas terrorist attack in Israel that killed hundreds and many others taken hostages including many Americans, hundreds of signs with names and pictures of some of the hostages were placed at the bases of Park Avenue street poles in downtown Glencoe, according to Village Manager Phil Kiraly.
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