Lifestyle Stories from September 29, 2021
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Stop CyberbullingSep 14, 2011 8:39 AM - Richard Linke, Internet safety educator, will teach how to recognize cyber predators and discuss cyberbullying, identity theft, and how to keep your kids safe on the Internet on Tuesday, Sept. 27 at 7 pm, Arlington Heights Memorial Library. Register at www.ahml.info
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Get friendly with chef Williams at Mon Ami Gabi
Sep 13, 2011 3:00 PM - Following the career of chef Bruce Williams is like name-dropping from a list of culinary Who's Who. Granted, his beginning was humble, starting as a dishwasher at Chicago's Sherman House. Two years later, at the Little Corporal restaurant, he knew that he wanted to be on the other end of the kitchen and moved up from apprentice to line cook. -
U.S. airlines collect fewer bag feesSep 13, 2011 1:55 PM - U.S. airlines collected slightly fewer baggage fees in the in the first three months of the year despite an uptick in travelers.
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Sophisticated accents abound at Algonquin's Montarra
Sep 13, 2011 11:26 AM - Montarra Grill has had a series of chefs since the Algonquin restaurant opened seven years ago. The fine dining spot recently welcomed Troy Graves, who gained extensive kitchen experience in several high-profile Chicago restaurants (Eve, Tallulah and Meritage) and has added his own interpretations to the menu. -
Lake County Health Department offers flu vaccine
Sep 13, 2011 8:30 AM - The Lake County Health Department/Community Health Center will begin offering flu and pneumonia vaccinations to the general public Sept. 19. -
Quick eggs and slow dinner
Sep 13, 2011 10:00 AM - Microwave eggs for a quick protein-packed breakfast even when mornings are hectic; how to slow down for dinner and enjoy a budget-friendly home-cooked meal; and meet Food Network Star David Schneider at the National Hellenic Museum.
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