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July 2021

Countless restaurants shut their doors forever due to the pandemic. But for three resilient…
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Event planner Qiana Turner orchestrates elaborate parties for a living, but when it came…
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Lisle may be overlooked on occasion due to its location between larger neighbors Naperville…
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There is a phrase in Irish Gaelic, “céad míle fáilte,” which means “a hundred…
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Thanks to a partnership between the Naperville Community Unit School District 203 and…
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By Kelly Aiglon To be a world-renowned eyewear brand, you have to have a vision. With…
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By Kelly Aiglon Heads UpMade in the USA: a classic cap from J.Crew and the vintage men’s…
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A Hinsdale home designed for indoor-outdoor living One of Jennifer Hense’s first projects…
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Tony Mattina and his Bee Gees tribute band spend a “Night on Broadway” this month…
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From June 30 through July 4 the community is invited to walk along a patriotic display…
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After finishing medical school at the University of Michigan and a dermatology residency…
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Happy Birthday, dear country: On the 4th of July the United States will celebrate its…
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A herniated (slipped or ruptured) disc is one of the most common causes of back and leg…
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Drowning remains the leading cause of accidental death among children ages 1 to 4, so…
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A significant mixed-use development recently was approved for northwest Naperville, which…
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After 35 years in the luxury real estate business, broker James Gargano of the Alice…
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$930K The funds awarded by the National Institutes of Health to Northern Illinois University…
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Although a garage can be the place where household odds and ends accumulate, Niko Skakavac…
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Diminutive drivers and pint-sized pedestrians return to the friendly confines of Safety…
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