Lifestyle
Exploring Spiritual Practices: A Personal Journey
“Connecting to your own life and being true to your internal questions and desires is something you’ll never regret,” expresses Aizaiah Yong, associate professor of spirituality at the Claremont School of Theology. Gwen Vogelzang struggled
Legal and Historical Aspects of Home Distilling in the U.S.
Brew beer in your kitchen or craft wine at home with ease, but producing whiskey or gin domestically can bring serious legal trouble. Federal law from over 150 years ago distinctly separates the legality of
Finding the Perfect Fall Candle for Your Home
Nothing enhances the ambiance of a season like a scented candle. As autumn arrives, a wide array of traditional spices and sweet, comforting aromas can transform your surroundings into a cozy paradise. Whether you opt
Revitalization of Antique Commerce in Brookfield
When the Jackson Square Antique Mall in La Grange closed last summer, antique dealers were left searching for new venues. Some moved to the La Grange Park Antique Mall on 31st St., only for that
Navigating Family Silence: A Stepparent’s Challenge
Family dynamics can be complex, particularly in blended families. A stepmother finds herself facing a recurring issue of prolonged silence from her stepson. This time, the silence has stretched to five months. The emotional turmoil
Guide to Composting for Reducing Food Waste
Climate change impacts the way we produce and consume food, and vice versa. NPR dedicates a week to explore solutions. Around 8% of global emissions stem from food waste. In the U.S., about 30% to
FAA Proposal on Flight Attendant Break Rules Sparks Debate
A new federal proposal concerning meal and rest-break rules for flight attendants is facing opposition from major airline unions, despite praise from aviation experts. Proposed Changes by the FAA The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) suggests
Trump Administration’s Proposal for Paid Stay-at-Home Parents: Analysis and Reactions
The Trump administration’s proposal to pay parents to stay home with their children is unlikely to push many Americans to leave their jobs, withdraw their children from daycare, or dismiss their nannies. Childcare costs rank
Presley Gerber, Son of Cindy Crawford, Passes Away at 27 During Rehab
Presley Gerber, the son of renowned model Cindy Crawford and businessman Rande Gerber, has died at the age of 27. He was found during his stay in a rehabilitation facility. Presley had been grappling with
Community Comes Together for Aurora’s Moon Festival
The sixth annual Moon Festival in Aurora provided a vibrant cultural experience for the community. Hosted by Pacifica Square on the city’s far East Side, the event highlighted multicultural unity. Mary Smart of Aurora appreciated