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Glen Ellyn retiree plays competitive Scrabble, heads local club
By Susan Dibble - 04/28/10
Competitive Scrabble player Tom Tremont can tell you 101 words that can be made with two letters and more than 1,000 that can be created out of three. FULL STORY
By Susan Dibble - 04/28/10
Benedictine's Fannie Rushing recognized for her work in civil rights
By Susan Dibble - 04/26/10
Fannie Rushing was a small girl living in Chicago's Hyde Park neighborhood when it came time for her to be enrolled in kindergarten. FULL STORY
By Susan Dibble - 04/26/10
Earth Day turned Christine Esposito into an advocate for conservation
By Susan Dibble - 04/21/10
Since founding Terracom Public Relations 20 years ago, Christine Esposito has drawn national and local media attention to a variety of environmental organizations and their missions. FULL STORY
By Susan Dibble - 04/21/10
Art, nature interact in 'Steelroots' exhibit at the Morton Arboretum
By Susan Dibble - 04/07/10
Staff members at the Morton Arboretum in Lisle were looking to host a group artist exhibition this summer when they came upon the sculptures of Steve Tobin. FULL STORY
By Susan Dibble - 04/07/10
St. Raphael's new stations of cross a moving experience
By Susan Dibble - 04/02/10
At St. Raphael Catholic Church in Naperville, co-director of music & liturgy Robert Frazier has seen people lingering more after Mass to study the church's recently installed stations of the cross. FULL STORY
By Susan Dibble - 04/02/10
Wheaton teacher uses everyday objects to create art
By Susan Dibble - 03/31/10
The first defining moment of Joe Eddy Brown's life came when he was 4 years old and living on his family farm in central Illinois. FULL STORY
By Susan Dibble - 03/31/10
Realtor Vicky Shih uses her creative passion to help clients
By Susan Dibble - 03/24/10
Back when Vicky Shih was growing up in Taiwan, she watched fashion shows on TV while other kids were enjoying children's programs. She got in trouble for drawing fashions in her homework book even though her homework was already done. FULL STORY
By Susan Dibble - 03/24/10
Longtime Naperville resident shares memories in new documentary
By Susan Dibble - 03/15/10
Naperville resident Herb Nadelhoffer knows his latest film isn't going to be a box office blockbuster like "Avatar." No epic battle between civilizations; no murders, love stories or special effects. FULL STORY
By Susan Dibble - 03/15/10
Spreading some hope and goodwill, Up with People comes to Naperville
By Susan Dibble - 03/11/10
Fresh out of high school in 1972, Skip Searcy of Naperville joined Up with People and traveled with other young adults to different countries giving performances, doing community service projects and getting exposure to the world that his upbringing... FULL STORY
By Susan Dibble - 03/11/10
Hard work makes wounded veteran's dream a reality
By Susan Dibble - 03/08/10
When Yonas Hagos was wounded while serving with the U.S. Army in Iraq and sent to a hospital in Germany, his parents stood by with their passports to claim his body because they were told he likely would not live. FULL STORY
By Susan Dibble - 03/08/10
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