INGLESIDE – When David Lerseth, former interim pastor of Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, first started a Job Seekers Support Group at Trinity in September of 2009, he spent the first few meetings alone.
“Several Monday nights I sat alone in the room and no one showed up,” Lerseth said. “It didn
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As we near the end of February, so too do we near the end of National Food Canning Month. Becky Stark, part owner of Midnight Sun Farm at Prairie Crossing in Grayslake, has ca
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Michael Ruhlman believes in getting down to basics. In his latest work, “Ruhlman’s Twenty” (Chronicle), the food writer and author of several cookbooks homes in on a subject e
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GLENCOE – Wrestling the past and forging a fresh future are at the heart of “Hesperia,” an affecting new play by Randall Colburn that explores love, sexuality and religion.
As
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Before Saturday afternoon, there was probably no chance I would have watched the 54th annual Grammy Awards on Sunday, Feb. 12.
But then I saw something on Twitter that I later
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Taking a long, hot bath isn’t just good for relaxation purposes — there are health benefits to switching from the shower to the tub, says Dr. Violette Kolcan, who practices ho ... Read More »
For those not familiar with accounting, the job of budgeting officer congers up images of navigating a maze of cubicles only to find surly people who tell you to do more with
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The Gay Lesbian and Supporting Sailors (GLASS), a newly official organization aboard Naval Station Great Lakes (NSGL), held its first official meeting on Feb. 13.
The GLA
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The NFL regular season is in the books. The AFC and NFC title games are done. Now it’s up to the New England Patriots and New York Giants to whip the country into a lather whe
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