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Thursday, July 2, 2020

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Bulgur Pilaf With Spring Peas is the perfect dish to use up your pea harvest.

Here's a spring lover's grain dish: An aromatic pilaf topped with two types of peas

He planted his peas at the right time this spring, and that has caused a cascade of peas now and a reason to create a dish to use them all.
Esai Valadez, 5, smiles in the arms of his mother, Tomiya Valadez-Enderle, on Tuesday as the family, including brother Ethan, 7, and dad, Eric Enderle, check out some of the toys and decor donated by nonprofit group Special Spaces at the family’s home in Palatine. Esai is being treated for leukemia.

Home makeover 2020: Palatine boy with leukemia gets new bedroom in a box

It took a little coaxing, but a 5-year-old cancer patient wound up on his father's shoulders and was carried out the family's Palatine home and onto the driveway Tuesday to see what his new bedroom will look like.
Duke is a new foal at Danada Equestrian Center near Wheaton, the first born there in more than a decade.

Foal of charm: Danada Equestrian Center welcomes newest addition

More than a month old, the first foal born at Danada in more than a decade remains the center of attention in the paddocks and a Kentucky-style barn steeped in history.
New Classic Cole Slaw.

Picnic-ready, classic slaw gets a healthful upgrade -- and a flavor boost

Coleslaw is the quintessential summer side dish at outdoor picnics and barbecues. Here's how to make it even better.
To get a luscious spread for crackers, bread, pasta and more, pile the ingredients into a food processor, and you’ve got tapenade.
Olive tapenade is an easy-to-make tasty jack-of-all-trades
Making your own tapenade is easy, and it's super tasty on bread, crackers, pasta, pizza and much more.
A volunteer for Family Shelter Service, Heather Booton raised more than $2,000 to provide meals and supplies for survivors of domestic violence.
How a volunteer turned a gift card into outpouring of support for domestic violence survivors
A volunteer's effort raised more than $2,000 worth of meals and much-needed supplies for domestic violence survivors survivors who escape their abusers and flee to Family Shelter Service, the DuPage branch of Metropolitan Family Services.
The best thing about this curly kale chopped salad? It’s hearty enough to eat as leftovers the next day.
In defense of the oft-maligned kale salad
Daily Herald multiplatform editor Deb Finken mounts a passionate defense of the kale and kale salad in particular.
Appleton, Wisconsin, where this image from African Heritage Inc. shows Jamaican migrant workers, is one of six communities in the northern and western United States — including Naperville’s Naper Settlement — preparing an online exhibit about the history of de facto housing discrimination and segregation. While the exhibit has not yet been designed, this image is an example of the type of material that might be used.
'Sundown towns': Museum leading research on housing discrimination for exhibit
Naper Settlement is leading a group of museums to uncover the history of housing discrimination in the northern and western United States.
Travelers wearing protective masks stand in line at a check-in counter at Hong Kong International Airport in Hong Kong.
How risky is flying during the coronavirus pandemic?
Air travel means spending time in security lines and airport terminals, which puts you into close contact with other people. As travel slowly recovers, planes are becoming more crowded, which means you will likely sit close to other people, often for hours, which raises your risk.
Start off the Fourth of July weekend with new fireworks-inspired doughnuts from Krispy Kreme.
Dining events: Patio Party, pop-up dinner and sweet treats for the 4th
For July 4, Garibaldi's hosts a Patio Party and Head's Red BBQ holds a pop-up dinner at Wolfden Brewing Company in Bloomingdale. Or try Santo Cielo's new Summer Garden or the recently opened Obscurity Brewing in Elburn, this week on the suburban dining scene.
If your pup is afraid of fireworks, provide a safe space indoors that can help block out some of the light and sound.
How to ease your dog's fear of thunderstorms, fireworks
It is heartbreaking for a pet parent when you dog is afraid of thunderstorms. A normally happy, well-behaved dog can turn into an anxious, panting, pacing, hiding and whining dog at best, and a destructive beast at worst.
Olivia Tyler, 7, of Lombard, is preparing to appear about 7:30 a.m. Wednesday via Zoom on the “TODAY” show on NBC to discuss her charity, OliviaDruCares, and her efforts to sell masks, donate masks to people in need and raise money for an idea to help homeless people.
Lombard girl's charity to help homeless scores 'TODAY' show appearance
A Lombard girl and her mask fundraiser to help the homeless are set to be in the national spotlight Wednesday morning on the "TODAY" show on NBC.
                                                                                                                                                                                                                       
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