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Potted flowering plants are an easy addition to any outdoor space and can bring beautiful color and pleasant fragrances.

Making the most of your outdoor space, no matter how small

Now that summer's here, why not give the same mini-makeover to backyards and outdoor spaces? You'll feel less cooped up if you bring some indoor style outside, even if it's just to a tiny balcony or front porch.
Even though the real world has changed, the challenges most new graduates face haven’t.

How new grads can handle 3 essential post-college questions

Even though the real world has changed, the challenges most new graduates face haven't.
Remove spent flowers of yarrow and the reward is a second flush of blooms.

Deadheading and pruning perennials keeps plants beautiful

Deadheading and pruning perennials may not be a favorite garden pastime, but it is worth the time to keep your garden looking beautiful all summer long.
Researchers estimate there has been more than a 75% decrease in mammograms and colonoscopies in the past three months because of the pandemic.

Pandemic stokes cancer concerns

The government's top cancer doctor warned this week that delays in screenings, diagnoses and treatment because of the coronavirus pandemic are likely to result in thousands of "excess" deaths from the disease in coming years.
Video gaming can become detrimental to a child’s social and emotional development.
How to protect your kids from gaming disorder
The World Health Organization has added "gaming disorder" to its international classification of diseases. Here's what every parent needs to know.
More homeowners are investing in security features, such as cameras around their houses.
Touchless tech to the rescue
Fears of COVID-19 have kept millions of Americans indoors and socially distant over the past several months. But while sequestering at home decreases your risk of contact with others and acquiring coronavirus, staying behind closed doors isn't foolproof.
As our isolation has dragged on, with Alexa, Siri and Google’s nameless “assistant “serving as one of our few outlets for conversation, a certain animosity for these devices has grown for some, seemingly exponentially.
We've been isolated for months, and now we hate our voice assistants
"I say things to Alexa that I wouldn't say to my worst enemy, if I had one. And I don't know why. She makes me crazy ... I curse at her. I call her names. I'm very, very mean to her."
As restaurant dining returns outdoors, Susan Anderson-Khleif is reminded of her late husband’s novel, “A Sidewalk Cafe,” by Baheej Khleif.
The bereaved can resist feeling like they're 'labeled'
Labeling is dangerous and we must all resist "labels" and their harmful consequences. I mention this because the bereaved are often labeled as "too sad" or "odd" if they don't "get over" their grief in a short, socially expected amount of time.
Building a fence may be the best way to stop deer and larger animals from damaging your yard. Fences vary in price from $5 to $25 per foot.
Good fences make good neighbors of humans, wildlife
Fences are the best way to prevent deer and other foraging animals from damaging gardens, landscape plants and orchards, but they can be expensive, and difficult or time-consuming to install.
The Glenview Public Library opened March 2, 1931 in the Glenview Civic Center — now home to the Glenview Park District — with a collection of 398 books.
'A good age for anyone': Glenview library is 90
The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted celebrations planned for the 90th anniversary of the Glenview Public Library, which only means the 100th will be all the more special, officials said.
With her parents Wilbert “Bill” and Irene Saffell both serving in the Army during World War II, Chris Saffell enlisted in the Army before she became a Gurnee police officer. Irene, 98, and Bill, 93, died two days apart in their Park City home and were buried together with full military honors.
Constable: They were married 68 years. They died 2 days apart. Now they are buried together.
She enlisted in the Army at the start of World War II. He was a soldier who served in the war. They were married 68 years, and they died two days apart. Now they are buried together in Fort Sheridan National Cemetery.
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 Duke, its newest addition in a decade
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.
                                                                                                                                                                                                                       
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