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  • Pet pic of the week

    Updated Apr 24, 2024

    Panache is an athletic, energetic 3-year-old who is always ready for fun. She would love to be adopted by an active family who likes to go for runs and then cuddle all night. Panache has gone on a few field trips around Hinsdale and makes friends with everyone she meets. Panache is spayed, microchipped, and fully vaccinated. She is approved for children 8 and older. Her adoption fee is $300. For more information, stop by the Hinsdale Humane Society Tuthill Family Pet Rescue &...

  • Wellness House walk to hit the streets

    Pamela Lannom|Updated Apr 24, 2024

    As a radiation oncologist at Good Samaritan Hospital in Downers Grove, Arpi Thukral often struggled to help her cancer patients find psycho-social support, exercise programs and nutrition resources. "That's when I first had found out about Wellness House," she said. Thukral is serving as co-chair of this year's Walk for Wellness House on Sunday, May 5. Touring the Hinsdale facility, coordinating the annual fundraising ball and joining the board of directors deepened her...

  • Art and culture a priority at Hinsdale Public Library

    John Kokoris|Updated Apr 24, 2024

    I am heading to Oak Brook's Lizzadro Museum of Lapidary Art this weekend to see, among other things, a cinnabar screen encrusted with carved gemstones. The screen was a birthday present to the Chinese emperor Qianlong in 1791, and since my own birthday is fast approaching, it seemed like a good time to research gift ideas. Right now, I just can't decide between asking my wife for a gem-encrusted cinnabar screen or just a night off from doing the dishes. To free up some money...

  • Six things you might not know about midwifery care

    Megan Belleavia|Updated Apr 17, 2024

    For women, a health care journey can be a winding road with a lot of natural and unexpected health changes. From well-person care and prevention to family planning, conception, pregnancy, delivery, post-partum and even breast health - there's one thing that can remain consistent: our client's active decision-making in their health care. And that is the very focus of certified nurse midwives. Many people assume that midwives only deliver babies via home birth. This is far from...

  • Take a walk 'Into the Woods'

    Ken Knutson|Updated Apr 17, 2024

    Last year Hinsdale Central's drama and music departments were deliberating over which musical to put on in spring of 2024. Like a stroke of inspiration from a fairy godmother, drama teacher Erin Lundin landed on the Stephen Sondheim-scored "Into the Woods." "We have perfect kids to do this show this year, and it just sort of gelled immediately. We knew right away it was the right (production) for this year," Lundin related. The mash-up of famous Brothers Grimm stories will be...

  • Pet pic of the week

    Updated Apr 17, 2024

    Dallas is a friendly, fun-loving 2-year-old who is looking for a forever home. He is friendly with other dogs and loves to play and zoom around. His white-and-brown markings make him look like a little cow, though he's much better at playing fetch than one. He'll chase tennis balls all day, then snuggle up with you in the evening to watch TV. Dallas is vaccinated, microchipped and neutered. He is approved for children 10 and older and his adoption fee is $300. For more...

  • Pet pic of the week

    Updated Apr 10, 2024

    Meet Garden! This very pretty lady has been with Hinsdale Humane Society since 2022 and needs a forever home. She is a laid-back couch potato, but she's also a strong girl who doesn't know her own strength. Garden gets along well with men and women, but tends to bond more closely with men in a home situation. Garden is 4 years old, spayed, fully vaccinated and microchipped. Her adoption fee is $300. She is currently in a foster home, so please call the Hinsdale Humane Society...

  • It's off to the races ... and to the houses

    Allison Peters|Updated Apr 10, 2024

    Spring is in full swing! Now that the spring breakers have returned, first pitches have officially started the baseball season and the AYSO goals are up at the parks, it feels like we're racing into the final stretch before summer. This time of year also offers two long-standing Hinsdale social traditions: Derby Day and Kitchen Walk. Derby Day This year's Derby Day party, hosted by the Hinsdale Auxiliary of Brightpoint (formerly Children's Home & Aid), takes place at...

  • Residents invited to 'Eat like a local'

    Pamela Lannom|Updated Apr 10, 2024

    Hinsdale eateries are once again inviting diners to stop in and try one of their specials or an old favorite during Hinsdale Restaurant Week, which begins tomorrow, April 12, and continues through Saturday, April 20. "We think it's a great opportunity for the village and the EDC to remind our residents and people outside of Hinsdale that we've got great options for dining here for breakfast, lunch and dinner," said Jill Sunderson, chair of the Hinsdale Economic Development...

  • Pet pic of the week

    Updated Apr 4, 2024

    Icicle is a 10-month-old kitten who needs someone willing to give her time to warm up. She's a little shy and is looking for a forever home where she can relax and feel comfortable. Her cute little ears and beautiful dilute coat are sure to melt your heart. Icicle is spayed, fully vaccinated, and microchipped. Her adoption fee is $100. For more information, stop by the Hinsdale Humane Society Tuthill Family Pet Rescue & Resource Center, visit www.hinsdalehumanesociety.org or...

  • A tasty solution to the great dinner dilemma

    Amy McCauley|Updated Apr 3, 2024

    Aretha Franklin was once asked what her greatest creative challenge was and her answer was surprising. "Trying to figure out what to cook for dinner... nightly." The interviewer, Larry London, paused and laughed. Her honesty was refreshing and at the same time endearing because it made you realize that even the queen of soul had to think about dinner. That's the problem with dinner; it's so nightly. Even if you love to cook it's easy to hit a creative challenge when planning...

  • Chicago chamber group visits town

    Ken Knutson|Updated Apr 3, 2024

    The celebrated sounds of the Camerata Chicago Orchestra will serenade Hinsdale in a performance commemorating the group's 20th anniversary season. The chamber orchestra will present its concert at 3 p.m. Sunday, April 14, at the Hinsdale Seventh-day Adventist Church, with a program including Dvorak's "New World Symphony" and Rossini's "William Tell Overture" and guest pianist Marta Aznavoorian performing Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 3. Music director Drostan Hall was...

  • Get ready to celebrate National Library Week in April

    Martha Kennedy|Updated Mar 27, 2024

    I am fortunate to have met many delightful members of our community at Hinsdale Public Library's front desk. Mr. S. was an avid reader. He had a positive, robust energy that was, on every meeting, infectious. He visited the library just about weekly and we always loved seeing him. He'd check out a stack of books and never needed a due date slip because he knew he would see us the following week. When other patrons were at the front desk, he would invariably let them know that...

  • Pet pic of the week

    Updated Mar 27, 2024

    Hot Wheels is a 2-year-old pond slider looking for a family. Her former home had too many animals and Hot Wheels didn't receive the care she needed. She is happily residing at the Hinsdale Humane Society Tuthill Family Pet Rescue & Resource Center while she awaits her forever home. Hot Wheels likes to hide in caves and plants, and loves to chase feeder balls. Her adoption fee is $30. If you're interested in adopting Hot Wheels or want to learn more, please stop by the center,...

  • Pack up the car and go!

    Pamela Lannom|Updated Mar 27, 2024

    Last week on this page we offered suggestions for folks who were spending their spring break weeks in Hinsdale and wanted to take a trip or two into the city. Today we're taking a different tack and looking at three possibilities for weekend getaways - either to finish off this week or for another weekend this spring or summer. All three are nearby and come endorsed by trusted sources who live or work here. Milwaukee, Wis. Distance: 93 miles Drive time: 90 minutes Even though...

  • Pet pic of the week

    Updated Mar 20, 2024

    Bruce is a giant puppy who needs a home This 1-year-old lab mix has grown up in the shelter system and is waiting for a home of his own. He's a lovable goofball with boundless energy and is sure to make you smile. He loves to play and needs someone with the time to give him plenty of exercise. Bruce is approved for kids 8+ and gets along with other playful dogs. He is fully vaccinated, microchipped, and his adoption fee has been donated. For more information, stop by the...

  • Eggcetera

    Updated Mar 20, 2024

    Bunny Breakfasts Breakfast with the Easter Bunny March 23 The Community House 415 W. Eighth St. (630) 323-7500 www.thecommunityhouse.org Hop in for a delicious hot breakfast and one-on-one time with the Bunny. After breakfast, head over to Robbins Park for the egg hunt (see details below). Time: 9 to 10:15 a.m. Cost: $37. RR, MD EGG HUNTS nEaster egg hunt March 23 Robbins Park Seventh and Vine streets (630) 789-7090 www.villageofhinsdale.org/pr Kids ages 11 and younger are invited to bring a basket, hunt for treats and visit...

  • Mixed feelings a challenge in some relationships

    Alisa Messana|Updated Mar 20, 2024

    Many of us have a person in our lives that we have mixed feelings about. It could be a relative, friend or a partner. You might really care for and love that person while at the same time feel disappointed and/or hurt by them. We might hope for change in our relationship with that person yet continue to be let down. How close you are emotionally to them and how frequent your interactions are can also impact the intensity of our mixed feelings. My father, who passed away in...

  • My kind of enlightening town

    Ken Knutson|Updated Mar 20, 2024

    Avoid the teeming airports and bumper-to-bumper expressways out of town this spring break and make a short trip to Chicago, where world-class science and cultural facilities await with fresh attractions to enjoy. Here are a few enticing options. Adler Planetarium Join an imaginative Chicago pre-teen, on a visually stunning Afrofuturist journey in the Sky Show “Niyah and the Multiverse.” Niyah has a lot of questions about space and time. How can a special mask help us understand who we are in the world? Do we really need all t...

  • Salt Creek Ballet performs 'Don Quixote'

    Pamela Lannom|Updated Mar 15, 2024

    Erica De La O, artistic director of Salt Creek Ballet, wants to do more than create learning experiences for her students. She wants to create wonderful performances for the community. So, for the third year in a row, the troupe's spring performance will be of a full-length ballet, "Don Quixote." "I immediately recognized - although the triple bills of three individual dances or excerpts were entertaining - they didn't really serve the community because there is a story...

  • HJWC 'Disco Dreams' launches Hinsdale into spring

    Allison Peters|Updated Mar 15, 2024

    It's around this time of year - when the green shoots of tulips are looking promising, daffodils are already bursting open, and bees are thinking seriously about waking up - that your social calendar might also be starting to feel like it's equally blooming with activities. It's spring in Hinsdale. With so many events around the corner, I wanted to draw your attention to one event that's getting extra buzz this year: the HJWC ("Juniors") benefit gala, "Disco Dreams." This...

  • Eggscetera

    Updated Mar 13, 2024

    Bunny Breakfasts Breakfast with the Easter Bunny March 23 The Community House 415 W. Eighth St. (630) 323-7500 www.thecommunityhouse.org Hop in for a delicious hot breakfast and one-on-one time with the Bunny. After breakfast, head over to Robbins Park for the egg hunt (see details below). Time: 9 to 10:15 a.m. Cost: $37. RR, MD EGG HUNTS Easter egg hunt March 23 Robbins Park Seventh and Vine streets (630) 789-7090 www.villageofhinsdale.org/pr Kids ages 11 and younger are invited to bring a basket, hunt for treats and visit...

  • Pet pic of the week

    Updated Mar 13, 2024

    Are you looking for a best friend who has it all? Meet Dallas! He loves to play but is also down to curl up on the couch with his people and snuggle. He is great on a leash and would be a wonderful companion for a family with teenagers or older. Dallas is housebroken, microchipped, and fully vaccinated. His adoption fee is $300. He is currently in a foster home, so please call the Tuthill Family Pet Rescue and Resource Center at (630) 323-5630 to schedule an appointment....

  • A spring salad to share with family and friends

    Amy McCauley|Updated Mar 6, 2024

    This mandarin orange salad is the kind of dish that has you wanting seconds from the first bite. My aunt is the one who first made it for us at a family gathering, and she graciously shared the recipe she had gotten from a friend. Since then, this festive salad has become one of my go-to sides for brunch or spring celebrations. Shared recipes are some of my favorites, because I know a recipe that has been passed along for years between family and friends is usually going to...

  • Time to get out your green

    Ken Knutson|Updated Mar 6, 2024

    Few places mark St. Patrick's Day like Chicago and its surrounding suburbs. And with several local events already green-lighted for this weekend, there are plenty of opportunities to soak up lucky vibes between now and March 17. Check out these offerings. • Elmhurst's 27th annual St. Patrick's Day parade will step off at noon Sunday, March 9, from Wilson Street and Spring Road. The procession will head north on Spring and end at the railroad crossing one block south of St. C...

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