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MON, 1/27/2020

Monday, January 27, 2020

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1968 Chevy Camaro L78

Former 1968 Camaro owner reunites with an old friend

Cars stir up magical moments from the past. That's certainly true with this 1968 Camaro SS 396. It's a classic packing close ties to Chicago history, as well as fond family memories for Ralph Greinke of Norridge, too.
“Family Ties” stars Michael Gross, left, and Meredith Baxter star in a tour of A.R. Gurney’s 1989 play “Love Letters” at the Batavia Fine Arts Centre at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 7.

Plan ahead: 'Family Ties' stars in 'Love Letters' at Batavia Fine Arts Centre

Get your tickets now: "Family Ties" stars Michael Gross and Meredith Baxter star in "Love Letters" in Batavia, the Lake County Craft Beer Festival returns to Grayslake and Corky Siegel's Chamber Blues play the Raue Center in Crystal Lake.
Grapes are harvested at a winery in Eola-Amity Hills AVA in Oregon’s Willamette Valley.

Save money by trying wines from lesser-known labels and regions

Are you looking to up your wine game without draining your bank account? There are ways to experience the character, and even a sense of the thrill that expensive wines can give, without defaulting on your mortgage.
Chocolate shops like Le Chocolat du Bouchard are set to participate Feb. 8 in the fifth annual Downtown Naperville Chocolate Walk benefiting 360 Youth Services, which provides housing, counseling and substance abuse prevention services to local youth.

Eat chocolate, feel good at Naperville charity Chocolate Walk Feb. 8

Gather some friends and join the Feb. 8 Downtown Naperville Chocolate Walk, which benefits housing, counseling and drug prevention services for youths.
As comfortable speaking Polish as she is English, Bartlett actress Aleksandra Augustynski is the host of the new culinary travel television show “Flavor of Poland,” which airs on WTTW in Chicago.
Constable: Polish American actress from Bartlett hosts 'Flavor of Poland'
As an actress who was born in Poland and grew up in Bartlett, Aleksandra Augustynski straddles both nations as the host of a new culinary travel television series called "Flavor of Poland." The show airs locally at 11 a.m. Saturdays on WTTW.
Reese Peck of Batavia, an attorney who practices in Wheaton, spends every Saturday with Marklund clients, mostly accompanying them on outings. He was named the nonprofit’s volunteer of the year last April. He is shown with Marklund client Mike B.
Batavia lawyer named Marklund's volunteer of the year
Attorney Reese Peck of Batavia has been volunteering at Marklund for more than four years, accompanying residents on outings, decorating their group homes and helping them open Christmas gifts. He was named Marklund's volunteer of the year last April.
Nurses are an accessible source of information and support for patients.
Always treat nurses with care
If you want better health care, one of the best moves you can make is to get to know your nurses. This holds true in the doctor's office and in the hospital.
Ron Anderson, at right, plans to open Rejoice, a plant-based healthy eatery, on Third Street in Geneva in late February. Also shown are, from left, Therese Davison, director of operations, and Anne Poulin, director of events and community outreach.
Vegans rejoice: Plant-based restaurant coming to Geneva
Ron Anderson of Geneva is preparing to open what he is calling "the first plant-based eatery in the area." He's building the Rejoice restaurant in the building he owns at 507 S. Third St. in Geneva.
Susan Anderson-Khleif’s family, from left, Rex, Mary, Susan and Nic.
Multiple losses will weigh on us as we get older
It's awful to lose a sibling. It's next to the intense grief, for most, suffered after the loss of a beloved spouse, which is even worse. A few days ago, my sister Mary called to tell me our brother had died.
Workers at the Chicago Botanic Garden prune back shrubs in the colder months prior to spring growth.
Overgrown shrubs can be cut back in winter
Winter is a good time to prune trees and shrubs. Overgrown deciduous woody shrubs can be heavily pruned to rejuvenate them this month and until new growth begins in spring.
Always dress your children properly before they go outside in the snow to play.
Tips to stay safe while playing outside in winter
With winter in full swing, the kids are ready to bundle up and romp outdoors. Before they head for the backyard, sled hill, ice-skating rink or family ski vacation, be prepared to keep them warm and outfitted with the proper sports gear.
When moving to a smaller place, it’s time to take control and take stock of what you have and what you need.
When downsizing, create a calm, simplified lifestyle
Most people hate the thought of moving; items accumulated over years make moving seem like an impossible and treacherous task. On the positive side, it's a time to take control and take stock of what you have and what you need.
                                                                                                                                                                                                                       
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