Gigi Callaway said she is lucky to have been selected as a 2010 fellow for the Illinois Lincoln Excellence in Public Service Series — but she should not be surprised.
Therese Schey flies the American Flag daily, decorates her house with a patriotic theme and cannot think of one good thing that a veteran does not deserve.
Joe Conway learned how to climb once he learned how to crawl. He just has not stopped.
Villa Park resident and Westchester neuromuscular dentist Dr. Peter Noto has transformed the typical dental office to a state-of-the-art dental laboratory.
It all started with a flier about Cub Scouting from young Eddie Colaianni’s kindergarten class in 2005.
Jennifer Langan cannot remember a time when she did not want to work with animals or be actively involved with conservation.
What does it take to make a public restroom transcend its mere functional status? Does it have style and class? Is it elaborate and ornate? Does it have a sense of fun and whimsy? Or is there something else that makes it unique? We want to know. Seriously. Let us know your favorite spot and we’ll take a trip ourselves to check them out. If they pass muster, we’ll include these top restrooms in a fun article we’re publishing.
Julie Procich sells candy, but the memories of childhood are free.
St. Joseph Coach Mark Zavagnin believes not all wins are found on the playing field.
Julianne Voss knew when she applied for a position with the Westchester Police Department more than 30 years ago that she would love working there.
If you are looking for a good children’s book to read, just ask for Miss Patti.
Sledding is an exhilarating winter activity that practically anyone can do, as gravity does most of the work.
Take a look inside these local restaurants, meet the chef and get a flavor of what the menu has to offer.
Fonda Isabel recreates flavors of Mexico
Gauchos go gourmet at Chama Gaucha
Laura Gallagher had a strong interest in business and psychology as a college student.
Check out our list of January events across the western suburbs, and avoid the winter blues.
Now is as good a time as any to start making New Year's Eve plans — if you haven't already. Here are just a few of the New Year's Eve celebrations going on across the western suburbs. One caveat: Many require advance registration or reservations. So act now!
Whether she is patrolling in a squad car, walking a beat or cruising downtown on her Segway, chances are those she meets will address Marge Kielczynski simply as Sarge Marge.
From martinis to wines to beers, check out these suburban hot spots that put a unique twist on winter flavors.
George Ryczek’s acting career started from a trip for ice cream, and he hasn’t looked back.
Jon Steinhagen has never taken an acting class, but he is performing as one of the leads in “Democracy,” a play at Chicago’s Greenhouse Theater Center.
