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FRI, 7/10/2020

Friday, July 10, 2020

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Geneva High School's girls basketball team has enjoyed a lot of success over the years. Geneva's Stephanie Hart, right, celebrates her game-winning shot with teammate Brie Borkowicz during the girls basketball Class 4A title game against Montini in March 2018 at Redbird Arena in Normal.

How the pandemic could affect prep sports rivalries, team dynasties

The Illinois High School Association's plan to slowly and carefully move toward starting prep sports again in the fall raises hope that some sense of normalcy could return for prep athletes.
Interior designer Max Humphrey suggests using a retro cooler for a table and mixing and matching furniture pieces.

Nine suggestions to improve your outdoor space

Whether you have a backyard big enough for socially distanced entertaining, or even a stoop, balcony, patio or corner lot, you can upgrade your outdoor space to make it somewhere to visit.
Stove-Top Naan.

Warm, soft, homemade naan is the no-fuss bread for the no-fuss baker

There is nothing like freshly baked bread. For those who don't want to turn the oven on, here is stove-top naan. Try it tonight.
Cauliflower Sandwiches With Smoked Gouda and Peppadews.

This roast cauliflower sandwich proves vegetables can be hearty and even indulgent

Think of the old Dagwood sandwich from the "Blondie" comic-strip when picturing this wonderful cauliflower sandwich.
A young runner takes part in the annual Strike Out ALS 5K and 1 Mile Run, Walk & Roll to benefit the Les Turner ALS Foundation. This year’s event will take place virtually July 16.
Why We Walk: 'Strike Out ALS' with Les Turner's virtual 5K or 1-mile
The Les Turner ALS Foundation has hosted the Strike Out ALS 5K and 1 Mile Run, Walk & Roll since 2010. While previously always held at Guaranteed Rate Field, this year's event will be virtual.
To ensure the safety of students and essential employees, College of DuPage will be delivering curriculum online and through hybrid courses. The hybrid classes combine online learning and meeting on campus for labs, studios or clinical work.
How College of DuPage is preparing for fall term
This fall, College of DuPage will deliver curriculum online and through hybrid courses. The goal is to minimize the density of individuals on campus, making it safe for those students and essential employees who must come to campus.
Courtesy of Leora Kurtz Sam Kurtz, the new principal at Maple School in Northbrook
New Northbrook principal returns to where his career began
Sam Kurtz knew what he was getting into. It's why he returned. While the Maple School where he taught is not the same one-year-old Maple School built right next-door at 2370 Shermer Road in Northbrook, as its new principal he feels the same energy.
Hugh Stott of West Chicago is surrounded by his family, who will take part in the Les Turner ALS Foundation’s Strike Out ALS 5K and 1 Mile Run, Walk & Roll. Hugh was diagnosed with ALS in January 2020.
Why We Walk for ALS: 'He remains positive and continually inspires all of us'
Kristen Stott talks about her dad, Hugh's, struggle with ALS. Hugh Stott, spent more than 40 years in the fire services field before retiring in June of 2019 as Deputy Chief of the West Chicago Fire Protection District. Kristen and other family and friends will participate in the Les Turner Foundation's virtual Strike Out ALS 5K and 1 Mile Run, Walk & Roll July 16.
While I was between assignments on a recent Saturday afternoon, I stopped by Gallery Park in Glenview to check out these giant, colorful kites filling the sky. Most of the time when you see kite photos, they're from the ground looking up. But thanks to the drone, this is a unique perspective of them from overhead.
Herald's drone photo: A colorful stop between assignments
I was traveling between graduation ceremonies at Glenbrook South and Glenbrook North high schools on a recent Saturday afternoon and happened upon the spectacle of big, colorful kites filling the sky at a Glenview park.
Tacos are only $2 from Friday, July 10, through the end of the month at Guzman y Gomez in Naperville.
Dining events: Guzman y Gomez's $2 tacos, Shaw's Lobster Festival and more
From $2 tacos in July at Guzman y Gomez in Naperville to Shaw's Schaumburg's annual Lobster Festival to Mon Ami Gabi's Bastille Day specials, check out what some suburban restaurants have to offer this week.
Members of Team Eileen at Guaranteed Rate Field during a past Les Turner ALS Foundation Strike Out ALS event. This year’s fundraiser will be virtual, with a Facebook Live event, July 16.
Why We Walk for ALS: 'She truly lived life to the fullest'
Judy Carter shares the story of her cousin Eileen Frederick, who died in 2017 after a five-year battle against ALS. Carter and her family will take part in the Les Turner Foundation's virtual Strike Out ALS 5K and 1 Mile Run, Walk & Roll July 16 in honor of Eileen.
Berry Coconut Crisp.
Coconut adds a tropical touch to this summer berry crisp
Regardless of what the calendar says, the official start of summer to me is when a bounty of berries appears at the farmers market. This is the perfect time make a crisp (or cobbler, or pie).
                                                                                                                                                                                                                       
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