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Interiors Around You Provides Key Renovation Recipe for Popular Ice Cream Parlor

In Spring 2008, The Brown Cow Ice Cream Parlor had grown into a precocious and popular four-year-old on Forest Park’s bustling Madison Street.




Oak Park B & B: A Popular Spot For Film, Commercial Productions

Most Oak Parkers associate 300 N. Kenilworth Ave. with Under the Gingko Tree, a popular bed-and-breakfast in the Frank Lloyd Wright Historic District for nearly 20 years.




Got gas? Let us know!

We don't need to tell you that gas prices have soared to ridiculous heights this year, with prices in the Chicago area topping those in all other parts of the country.




North Shore Kidz is raising wishlist items for Chicago Women's Shelter

Local Children’s clothing Retailer raising donations for Connections for Abused Women and their Children formerly, Chicago Abused Women Coalition




Michael D. Karpeles Inducted As Fellow of The College of Labor and Employment Lawyers

Michael D. Karpeles, a principal in the law firm of Goldberg, Kohn, Bell, Black, Rosenbloom & Moritz, Ltd., and a resident of Deerfield, IL, has been elected a Fellow of The College of Labor and Employment Lawyers. Election as a Fellow is the highest recognition by ones colleagues of sustained outstanding performance in the profession, exemplifying integrity, dedication and excellence. Fellows must be recommended by members of the employment bar for both management and employees, judges, community leaders and HR industry leaders.




Registration Now Open for Summer/Fall Tease Workout Session

Registration has begun for Tease Workout’s summer/fall session which runs August 17 through October 11. Tease Workout’s Signature Pilates & Pole Dancing classes are held in eight-week sessions; each session includes eight classes (one class per week on a designated time and day). Each Signature Workout runs 90 minutes. There are seven levels through which students can advance. All students, regardless of previous experience or training, begin at level one. To move to the next level, the previous levels must first be successfully completed.









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