A Facebook group started to support La Grange area restaurants during COVID has grown to over 10K members in the five years since.
La Grange group continues to promote positivity long past its pandemic origin
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‘The Last Anniversary’ review: From the producers of ‘Big Little Lies,’ another Liane Moriarty novel adapted for TV
A matriarch dies and leaves her house on a lush, remote island to an unlikely person.
Column: When billiards and bowling were all the rage
With the rising popularity of pickleball, a look back at two other, even bigger pursuits: billiards and bowling.
Illinois becomes first state to mandate halal, kosher meals be available in public institutions such as schools
With the Faith By Plate Act mandating halal and kosher meals be offered at places such as public schools, Muslim parents are thrilled and hope the state follows proper guidelines around slaughtering methods.
Daily Horoscope for April 01, 2025
We’re highlighting what sets us apart. The emotional Moon conjoins inventive Uranus, bringing mind-broadening perspectives, possibly from trying unfamiliar lifestyles. Later on, the Moon canters into clever Gemini at 4:26 pm EDT, rewarding those who are willing to follow their unique paths and trust their hearts to lead them in the right direction. Finally, the Moon uplifts intense Pluto, challenging us to be bold and draw in the results we’re looking for like a magnet. Right now, being different should be celebrated.
‘Misericordia’ review: A funeral mourner sparks a tiny French village’s erotic roundelay
Under wraps or busting out all over, inconvenient yearning is everywhere in the films of Alain Guiraudie. And like most of his characters, the French writer-director likes to keep his options open. No one genre suits him. Now at the Gene Siskel Film Center and the Landmark Century Centre Cinema, “Misericordia” begins with a homecoming, […]
White Sox, Bulls and Blackhawks have a new TV home. Here’s what to know about Chicago Sports Network.
The Blackhawks, Bulls and White Sox have a new TV home — but many in Chicago won’t be able to see it. Here’s what to know about Chicago Sports Network.
Clarendon Hills plans village’s first ever Restaurant Week
The Chamber of Commerce promotion will feature 11 are restaurants in an effort to “drive traffic and interest to the village.”
Yoko Ono exhibition is coming to the MCA — with Chicago as its only US destination
The exhibition will open here next fall, coming to Chicago from the Tate Modern in London, where it reportedly set attendance records.
Orland Park comedian Tim Cavanagh back to laughing after pancreatic cancer nearly took his life
Tim Cavanaugh, who has worked with some of the biggest names in comedy, thought he may never walk, much less make jokes, again.