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Assistance League Responds to Increased Community Need during the COVID-19 Pandemic
Assistance League Chicagoland West volunteers provided personal care items, activity packets and school supplies to support struggling families during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Answering the question “What can we do to help?”, volunteers worked closely with agencies and schools throughout the area,…
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Sports
Stephen Konroyd of the Victoria Grizzlies and his father Steve Konroyd of the Chicago Blackhawks
HOCKEY ON…
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DuPage Foundation Deploys $300,000 in COVID-19 Response Fund Grants to 21 DuPage Not-for-Profits
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Flashback | Mike Ditka
AN INTERVIEW WITH MIKE DITKA ABOUT HIS LIFE, AND HIS BELOVED CHICAGO BEARS
By Scott Jonlich | Hinsdale…
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Giving Back | Diveheart Org.
Navy Veteran Finds Way
A Life with Diveheart Family Post 9/11
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By WENDY FOSTER
Diveheart helped Navy veteran Jesse Kolek find his way. Diveheart, a…
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Business | Hinsdale Magazine
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Blue Angels Pay Tribute to Healthcare Workers, First Responders in Chicago Flyover
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6 Ways To Rebuild Your Small Business After COVID-19
Hinsdale Magazine features local business owners and how their small essential companies are doing their best to stay open and keep employees on the payroll. Some closed shop but worked hard…
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Hinsdale News
Brian Sullivan, Funeral Director of family owned, fourth-generation Sullivan Funeral Home in Hinsdale, sits in the funeral parlor with chairs spaced apart to adhere to Illinois rules requiring a maximum of ten family members to be present during the service. …
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"A Town Hall for Small Business Owners"
Jim Fannin, "America's Zone Coach"
SURVIVE & THRIVE IN TOUGH, UNCERTAIN TIMES
On Wednesday May, 13, Hinsdale Magazine Publisher Scott Jonlich…
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Dining + Entertainment
ANNOUNCING THE FIRST EVER HINSDALE VIRTUAL RESTAURANT WEEK
By Larry Atseff | Hinsdale Magazine
The Village and 11 downtown Hinsdale restaurants are working together to promote local dining from May 18-May 24 for takeout, curbside pick-up and delivery. Later on,…
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FLASHBACK 2018 | Bella Cosa Jewelers
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FLASHBACK 2016 | Fuller House
FULLER HOUSE OWNERS DISCUSS FIRST YEAR OF BUSINESS IN DOWNTOWN HINSDALE
Originally published August 2016
Interview by Scott Jonlich
Photography by Jim Prisching
A little over a year ago, Hinsdale…
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Health Perspective
Five steps to handle the Covid-19 pandemic by Dr. Scott Atlas
BY DR. SCOTT W. ATLAS, OPINION CONTRIBUTOR | APRIL 22, 2020
THE VIEWS EXPRESSED BY CONTRIBUTORS ARE THEIR OWN AND NOT THE PUBLISHER…
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Recap | Illinois Reopening Plan
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Home & Design
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Whether you’re thinking about a bathroom update, kitchen overhaul or any other type of home improvement project, these tips from the experts at the National Association of the Remodeling Industry and eLivingtoday.com can help you get started.
Create a Plan
Improving your home can be one of the most exciting projects to undertake. Start by setting realistic expectations, determining your goals and needs, finding inspiration and, perhaps most importantly, setting a budget.
Renovate the Bathroom
You can improve your home’s usability and increase its value with bathroom updates or a full renovation. Before you get started, think about these factors: the amount of space and storage you need, features that are important to you, sustainability concerns and accessibility considerations.
Update the Kitchen
The kitchen serves as command-central for most homes, and you can get the most enjoyment out of yours by making purposeful changes, reconsidering the physical space, re-evaluating your shopping style and choosing appliances with care.
Start a Remodel
If it’s time for a serious undertaking, a full-blown remodel may be necessary (or simply desired). Remodeling typically calls for hiring a professional contractor, a process you can go about by gathering local recommendations, asking for licensing and insurance, checking references and comparing bids.
Find more home improvement ideas and solutions at remodelingdoneright.com and eLivingtoday.com.
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4 Steps to Spruce Up Outdoor Spaces
The combination of heat, precipitation and use can dull the appearance and function of different outdoor spaces like textiles, light fixtures, furniture, decks and more. Try these cleaning solutions to spruce up outdoor living areas and get them in shape for patio season. Find more cleaning tips and a limited-time discount code for a S1800 electric power washer at Briggsandstratton.com/OutdoorCleaning.
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