The Buzz
Bright Lights, Second City To those native Chicagoans who dismiss the Riverwalk as a tourist destination, or take their daily background scenery for granted, take heed. Starting April 1, Art…
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Features
A Spanish Exploration
Spain is like its native tapas cuisine—offering a little something for everyone. Boasting diverse terrain, the country is home to ski resorts, beach towns, picturesque villages, and cultural meccas. We chose…
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Prostate Cancer Screening
Taking care of seniors involve various preventive measures. One important aspect we consider is male prostate cancer screening. Although often asymptomatic prostate cancer symptoms include frequent urination, weak or interrupted urine…
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One Last Thing
Leslie Goddard is a historian, actor, lecturer, and author who has been portraying famous women in history for more than fifteen years. Her solo performances have been seen by audiences…
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On The Pulse
Jackelyn Kastanis had recently moved from the Midwest to Los Angeles to pursue a career in film and television when she received the call everyone dreads most: Her childhood best…
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Making Things Happen
Growing up in Clarendon Hills, Julia Haried was homeschooled through the eighth grade. Describing her younger self as having boundless energy—”I was ready for life,” she says—and always being up…
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Country Vs Town: Katie Isadore
Katie Isadore is a Washington, D.C. native who moved to Hinsdale with her husband Mike and their two daughters, Brooklyn and Reagan (ages 3 and 2), in 2018. Prior to…
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Rino Burdi Is A Man Of Style
At the tender age of 10, Burr Ridge’s Rino Burdi tagged along to work with his father, Alfonso. The rest, as they say, is history. Today, Burdi runs the day-to-day…
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Gilded Giving
The year was 1949. After years of hardship during the depression and World War II, America was back on its feet. Families settled into new homes, and the post-war baby…
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