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Divorce is never easy. Even when both parties want to resolve things amicably, emotions run high, and making decisions about finances, property, and parenting can be overwhelming. While some couples manage to work out settlements privately, others need a structured process to reach an agreement. In Illinois, mediation is required in cases involving children, but

From childhood sketches to global travels and gallery walls, artist Erin Kaya finds peace and purpose in geometric shapes and vibrant hues. Asking Erin Kaya why she got into art is like asking why the sky is blue? “I don’t know what made me start drawing because it was just something I always did,” says

The North Suburban Legal Aid Clinic—founded by Highland Park Mayor Nancy Rotering—celebrates its 10th anniversary. In 2020, Highland Park Mayor Nancy Rotering was unted by the presence of a second and silent pandemic—a spike in the rate of domestic violence during the COVID-19 lockdowns. Houses, sanctuaries to most during the worldwide sread of a new

HINSDALE RESTAURANT WEEK Mark your calendars and make reservations for April 25 through May 4 when chefs and mixologists around town pull out all the stops with clever, creative dishes and specials for breakfast, lunch, dinner, drinks, and dessert. Visit a favorite spot or try something new. This week is when the culinary jewel of

JOIN THE CLUB The Spirit of 67 Foundation is mixing fun with fundraising at its “Paddle Club” spring tournament happening May 10 at Lake Forest Club. Celebrating the 40th anniversary, this laid-back event welcomes everyone. Paddle players can team up for the Red Robin Tournament, while spectators kick back with good food, drinks, and local
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