Archive for May, 2026
Understanding Shifting Ocean Currents
The interaction between Earth’s atmosphere and its oceans is a continuous cycle. This relationship influences wind patterns, weather conditions, and ocean currents. One significant question arises: what occurs when the atmosphere begins to warm? As
Legacy of Sam Sianis: A Lifetime at the Billy Goat Tavern
Sam Sianis, a well-known Greek immigrant and one of the most successful tavern keepers in Chicago, passed away at Endeavor Swedish Hospital early Friday. He was 91 and recently underwent gall bladder surgery but died
Hubbard Street Dance Chicago’s Season Finale Features ‘LubDub’
The performance begins with two lines of dancers leaning towards each other, reminiscent of a rugby scrum. Despite the precarious positioning, none of the Hubbard Street dancers falls. The piece, ‘LubDub,’ opens with a sense
White Sox Secure Dramatic Victory in City Series Finale Against Cubs
The final game in the City Series provided plenty of drama on Sunday afternoon at Rate Field. The White Sox briefly took the lead in the eighth inning with a three-run home run by Tristan
Hadley Middle School Earns National Gold Star Recognition
Hadley Middle School in Homer Glen recently achieved recognition as one of four Illinois schools to receive the National Gold Star School award from the National Association of Elementary School Principals. Nationwide, 57 schools received
Community Volunteers Clean Up Local Parks
Volunteers gathered on Saturday morning to clean up areas around Montgomery Dam on the Fox River in Montgomery and Waubonsie Lake Park in Aurora. Originally planned for April 25 in celebration of Earth Day, the
Memorable Moments in Chicago’s History on May 17
Sports Highlights: May 17, 1979 The Philadelphia Phillies secured a dramatic 23-22 victory against the Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field. This historic game set several records, including most total bases in a game with 97
A Look Back at Notable Chicago Events on May 16
The Chicago area has witnessed several significant events on May 16 over the years, according to historical records. Film Review Flashback: “Top Gun” In 1986, Tribune film critic Gene Siskel reviewed “Top Gun.” He appreciated
Clara Lyons Adapts to New Challenges in Geneva Softball
Clara Lyons Embraces Role Change Sophomore Clara Lyons faced a position change this season. Geneva’s first-year softball coach, Kaleigh O’Brien, suggested Lyons try shortstop, despite her never having played there before. Lyons welcomed the challenge,
Expanding Role of Crisis Pregnancy Centers in Rural Communities
Sandpoint, Idaho — An anti-abortion pregnancy center located on the edge of this Idaho Panhandle town displays a Bible verse: “Come to me & I will give you rest.” Established in 2001, the 7B Care