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Stories emerge out of the darkest of times. They can be stories of anger and of pain, of challenges and perseverance, of courage and uplift. This spectrum of experiences and emotions has been at the heart of the journey of Highland Park’s Roberts family this past year. The mass shooting that terrorized parade goers at

Divorce is complicated. It can be messy. And when you’re first starting out, it’s incredibly overwhelming. It’s hard to know what to expect or even where to start. The attorneys at Strategic Divorce strive to educate our clients on all relevant matters to ease an often-difficult process. It was this goal of education that inspired

We are our biggest enemies in any sport, but with golf, even more so. With team sports or individual sports such as tennis, we have a clearly defined opponent, who we hope to defeat through skill or strength or a little bit of luck. With golf, though, we can’t do much to alter our opponents’

A conversation with Dr. Nick Riccio, who runs Hinsdale Ortho with his wife and business partner, Susan Blair, is a breath of fresh air. Upbeat and grateful to be running a practice that uses orthodontics as a tool to improve their patients’ confidence. Riccio and Blair are excited to announce to the community that they

New technologies help shape our future. Dentistry’s future is no exception. With advances in electronics, software and 3D printing, dentistry is on track to bring these technologies to patients and make a visit to the dentist more comprehensive than ever. 3D printing does not need any introduction. Its incorporation into healthcare has been newsworthy with

In Illinois, divorcing parents’ obligations for a child’s financial support typically end after the child turns 18 or graduates from high school, whichever occurs last. However, there are two major exceptions to this rule. First, parents may be ordered to pay child support for a non-minor child who is disabled. Second, parents may be ordered