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The Law’s Country Club

— July 25, 2018

Is it possible that only Ivy League law schools produce attorneys who have what it takes to climb to the top of this country’s jurisprudence heap? This heap’s pinnacle,…

DuPage County News Briefs
— July 25, 2018

STATE Art wanted for state’s bicentennial celebration Local artists are invited to enter their work for possible inclusion in a juried fine art exhibit being held to celebrate Illinois’s…
New book explains why Chicago is unique
— July 24, 2018

If you travel on a street that goes all four directions, if your neighbor uses creative ways to secure a parking space in winter, and if you explain to others that the nickname “The…
Acronym Creation Tactics
— July 18, 2018

For those who thought “acronym” was a city in Ohio, it is not. According to my handy dandy online dictionary, an acronym is “a word formed from the initial letters…
Congregations small and large seek ways to draw new members, keep others coming back for more
— July 18, 2018

From small storefront gatherings to sprawling mega-congregations, churches in different denominations are taking steps to fill their pews on Sunday mornings. An all-day workshop…

GOP leaders: Don’t let Madigan draw maps
— July 24, 2018

If Republican-leaning counties in Illinois have more referendums on the ballot this November than other counties, it is not by coincidence. Republican leaders are concerned that some…
DuPage County Calendar of Events July 24 – July 31
— July 24, 2018

July 25 Jazz in the Park 7-9 p.m. Newton Park, 707 Fairview Ave., Glen Ellyn Free The Glen Ellyn Jazz Ensemble, a 16-member group, will play a mix of popular big band tunes. Bring a…
Don’t Cry for Angela Merkel
— July 18, 2018

Angela Merkel is, her supporters like to gloat, the leader of the free world. Just don’t ask her to spend as if she is. Donald Trump has made the German chancellor one of his…