Barbara spends a lot of time grieving. “I cry a lot,” she quietly explains. “I know it won’t help or change the situation, but the anger and frustration have to come out.”
365+ Things to See, Do & Celebrate in Barrington, IL
It’s Guess Where Wednesday and we have a new mystery photo for you! If you spend any time in downtown Barrington, this bull head is a familiar sight. Can you name the
Love being first to know about a great new find, an undiscovered treasure? Are you the kind of reader who goes through a stack of books every weekend – the more, the
Flank steak is a lean, but flavorful cut of beef that benefits from the tenderizing effects of a marinade. It is best cooked medium rare and thinly sliced at an angle across
For this week’s Menu Monday feature, we’re heading over to Barrington’s Wool Street Grill to taste two of the most popular items they have on their menu right now, Lime Cilantro Shrimp
Now that we’ve received all the entries in our Spring Break 2016 Photo Contest, we need your help choosing the winners! We have three great prizes on the line from Ten Friends
Spring has sprung and it’s time to explore nature and discover wildlife with naturalist Wendy Paulson during her series of spring bird walks and hikes. Wendy authors Birds of Barrington, a monthly
With longer days upon us, crocuses and daffodils popping up and the grass turning decidedly green, there’s no denying that spring cleaning time is here! From lawn prepping to closet clearing to
There are a few things in my life that I have dismissed as being too difficult to make so I have avoided it all together. Even though everyone told me how simple it
Now that Spring Break 2016 is one for the history books and the kids are finally all back at school, I’m ready for, well, a BREAK from the kids! Ten Friends Blow
Dust off your finest polyester and platform shoes and enjoy some good times while supporting JourneyCare’s All About Kids program at their annual Decades Dance coming up from 6 to 11 p.m.
Fruit soup, who knew? Carrot apple soup is warm, smooth, sweet, savory and comforting. During the 70’s, when canned soup and T.V. dinners became the rage, my sweet Mother managed to avoid
Even with this relatively mild winter, local ponds and lakes have retained ice cover during January and February. But as March brings more days above freezing, the ice begins to vanish and,
Students at Saint Anne Parish School worked hard this Lenten season to raise money to help others. In addition to $200 raised during the 8th grade bake sale, 6th graders hosted Saint
Every third Wednesday of the month, Pam pulls into the parking lot of a local church, parks and heaves out the walker Jim now needs to get around. She gently reminds him