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How a former principal cultivates Wheaton nursing home's huge 'secret garden' full of lessons
Nov 25, 2022 6:23 AM - Linda Kunesh, a person to be thankful for this Thanksgiving, leads a team of master gardeners who share their expertise with senior residents of the DuPage Care Center. -
The year Thanksgiving came early
Nov 23, 2022 1:00 AM - It was a cold, windy and rainy Halloween 28 years ago, when Rev. Greg Asimakoupoulos' young family of five arrived in the Western suburbs of Chicago, having relocated from warm and sunny Concord, California. -
'They're a long way from home': COD culinary students cook Thanksgiving dinner for Navy recruits
Nov 21, 2022 5:09 PM - About 50 recruits from the Great Lakes Naval Station in North Chicago, many far from home, will sit down to a traditional Thanksgiving dinner Thursday prepared by culinary students from the College of DuPage. -
Buy a tree, see Santa at Cosley Zoo's Festival of Lights, opening Nov. 25
Nov 20, 2022 11:15 AM - Lights plus zoo animals plus a wide selection of Christmas trees equals a holiday outing to Cosley Zoo that's sure to be remembered. -
Fresh? Frozen? Free range? What to know about buying your turkey -- and how much more will it cost
Nov 20, 2022 8:14 AM - Oh for those days of yore when the central Thanksgiving quandary was fresh or frozen turkey. Come 2022, the turkey angst is whether there will be enough birds and why are they more expensive? And really, should it be organic or frozen? -
Leaders & Legacies: Hossein Jamali, restaurateur and humanitarian
Nov 18, 2022 1:00 AM - Humanitarian and restaurateur Hossein Jamali is featured in the next "Leaders and Legacies: Stories of Local Impact," an ongoing series by DuPage Foundation and the Daily Herald. Over the years, Jamali and his staff at Mesón Sabika and its sister restaurant, Tapas Valencia in Chicago, have helped to raise millions of dollars to help those who are struggling. -
Light a luminaria on Christmas Eve and help children in need
Nov 17, 2022 12:53 AM - As the sun sets on Christmas Eve, neighborhoods are transformed into wonderlands of soft, glowing candlelight flowing in unbroken chains along curb sides and walkways. -
Tree lightings: With the flip of a switch, the holiday season begins
Nov 17, 2022 12:41 PM - Many suburban communities kick off the holiday season with tree lighting ceremonies. Some of these events have grown into mini-festivals complete with caroling, Santa visits, sleigh rides and more. -
Two parents share their story about open adoption during National Adoption Month
Nov 15, 2022 5:33 PM - The term open adoption is often still misunderstood outside of the adoption world. In simple terms, an open adoption is one in which the expectant parents identify who they want to adopt their child, begin to form a relationship with them, and then after placement they have some level of mutually agreed upon contact with the adoptive family and child. -
How Bob Dolgan's documentaries capture the magic and mystery of Illinois birds
Nov 15, 2022 6:00 AM - A Chicago birder's short documentary, "The Magic Stump," shows how a solitary tree stump in a farm field 50 miles south of Champaign attracts a variety of wintering raptors.
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