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Leddy is Ready

Tracy Leddy is not just another friendly face around town. Leddy is one of the many reasons residents of Hinsdale are exceptional. Not only does he live and work in this very town, but he gives back to local charities defining what community means. As a local resident for more than 18 years and a

Country Vs. Town

“I love to bake—desserts are my love language,” says TIANNA GAWLAK. This mother of two—Ania (3) and Adam (1) describes herself as a wife, mom, baker, and children’s book author. In fact, her love of baking serves as the inspiration for her first children’s picture book When You Dream of Chocolate Cake, which is also

The Ripple Effect of Kindness

LINDENHURST fourth grader Riley Preston seeks to inspire change by sharing stories and ways we can all leave this world a greater place. In these unprecedented times, there is a call for leaders of all ages to stand up and use their voices. It is for that reason Riley founded Little Leaders, Big Voices—a call

Cards, Coffee, and the Joy of Snail Mail

CHALLENGING TIMES often inspire reflection on important touchstones, reminding us of loved ones we’ve lost and the importance of people in our lives. The pandemic has emphasized our need to connect with them. As an avid sender of cards, I began sending more last March and April. I was overjoyed by the response, which often

Fresh Start

Start the year off right and treat yourself.

The Daquiri

THE DAIQUIRI resides in the same family as the most classic of cocktails: The Martini, the Manhattan, the Sazarac, and the Old Fashioned. Its history is over 100 years old, originating in pre-Prohibition and Prohibition era Cuba when the country was open for tourism and its nightlife thrived. The Tropicana Club with its “Las Diosas

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