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Summit’s Maple & Mozza pairs scratch-made brunch with Italian dinners
A new restaurant on Archer Road in Summit is serving the kind of food its owner says people would otherwise go to downtown La Grange to get. Maple & Mozza opened in October at 6151 S. Archer Road. It serves breakfast and brunch from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. and dinner from 3 to 10 p.m., with a happy hour and wine specials from 4 to 6 p.m.
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Christmas on the Fox Holiday Pop-Up Set for St. Charles Taproom
A Fox River Christmas is moving into a downtown St. Charles taproom, with movies, cocktails and a Bears game-day party booked through New Year's Eve. The open is the part that still does not line up. The Chicago Tribune reported that Christmas on the Fox would begin Nov. 19 at...
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A conversation in every note
The Event Horizon Quartet performs at The Old Elburn Hall on Wednesday, Oct. 21. The Quartet is one of many bi-weekly groups of jazz musicians from around the area that perform at The Hall to an audience of Elburn natives who appreciate the art of jazz. Music is the core...
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From Netflix to Skokie’s North Shore Center with writer, speaker and satirist Fran Lebowitz
For nearly 50 years, writer, speaker and satirist Fran Lebowitz has applied her sardonic wit to a variety of subjects. Reaching the “New York Times” bestseller list with “Metropolitan Life” and “Social Studies” in the late ‘70s and early ‘80s, Lebowitz has more recently delivered her hilariously scathing critiques both on stage and on screen, appearing in seven episodes of the Martin Scorsese-directed conversational Netflix documentary series “Pretend It’s a City” in 2021.
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Waggles Pet Resort Examines Changing Expectations of Dog Boarding
Wheeling-based pet care company discusses why individualized attention, familiar routines, and thoughtful preparation matter when choosing overnight accommodations for dogs. WHEELING, IL - November 14, 2026 - Choosing a place for a dog to stay overnight involves more than finding an available boarding facility. Pet owners must consider how their dogs respond to unfamiliar environments, what routines help them feel comfortable, and whether a facility can accommodate their individual needs. Waggles Pet Resort, a professional pet care business in Wheeling, Illinois, highlights these considerations as part of a broader conversation about changing expectations for dog boarding.
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Debra Collier’s Faculty, Students Attend National Dance Convention
Faculty and students from Debra Collier’s School of Dance in Warsaw recently attended the Chicago National Association of Dance Masters’ (CNADM) Workshop in Schaumburg, Ill. Studio owner and Artistic Director Kristina Collier, MDE, five faculty members and students ranging from novice to advanced participated in the two-day event,...
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Holiday fun at the Rialto Square Theatre – Part 2
Home for the Holidays, the Rialto Square Theatre’s annual season of festive special events, kicks off this month in downtown Joliet. The spectacular lineup of family-friendly shows includes revival screenings of classic holiday films, special performances by well-known artists and all-ages shows by up-and-coming performers. Join us as we...