Lifestyle Stories from May 24, 2022
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Arlington Camera Club "Print of the Month"
Nov 24, 2010 12:29 AM - Jim Beck's was awarded "Print of the Month" -
Palatine church hosts Thanksgiving outreach
Nov 23, 2010 7:43 PM - More than 100 baskets filled with turkeys and other holiday fare were distributed Tuesday to Northwest suburban residents, as the Bethel Lutheran Church in Palatine welcomed guests to the Living Faith Cathedral Worship Center Church annual Thanksgiving outreach program. -
Wheaton Montessori School Celebrates Grandparents Day
Nov 23, 2010 2:06 PM - On Tuesday, November 23, Wheaton Montessori School celebrated their 11th Annual Grandparents' Day. For the past several weeks the children have been learning songs to share on this special day. Grandparents had the opportunity to meet the faculty, but even more meaningful was the grandchildren having an opportunity to share their school life and academic activities. -
Art Smith, Elmo team up to cook up good nutrition
Nov 23, 2010 9:30 AM - "C" is for cookie. And "N" is for nutrition. The folks at "Sesame Street" are hoping to spell out a message of eating well with a new initiative aimed at fighting hunger. The program, "Food for Thought: Eating Well on a Budget," is being put together by Sesame Workshop, the nonprofit organization behind "Sesame Street." It's aimed at the 15 percent of households in the U.S -- accounting for approximately 9 million children -- who don't get food that meets basic nutritional needs due to financial instability. -
What not to wear? Clothing a security line issue
Nov 23, 2010 7:41 AM - It was no crime of fashion, but Wendy Gigliotti's bulky sweater and ankle-length skirt made her a target of airport screeners. A female Transportation Security Administration officer at Sacramento International Airport told her, "We can't tell if there's something under your skirt." She was then frisked in a way she said felt more intrusive than a physical exam. -
Study: AIDS pill helps gay men avoid HIV infectionNov 23, 2010 7:26 AM - Scientists have an exciting breakthrough in the fight against AIDS. A pill already used to treat HIV infection turns out to be a powerful weapon in protecting healthy gay men from catching the virus, a global study found.
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