Ever wonder how much food gets thrown out in the lunchroom at Barrington High School? Well, the founders of a new Barrington
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The Barrington Area Council on Aging is offering an innovative way to address the socialization needs of those with mild cognitive impairment
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For many people in northern temperate zones, the primary place they watch birds in winter is at feeders outside their homes. The
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Should you be out at dusk these brisk December days, especially near a woodland, you might well hear the hu-hu-hu-WHO! WHO! of
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The Saint Anne Parish School community has answered the call in a time of need yet again, adding a new twist to
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Thousands of Barrington 220 children and parents will be having a brighter – and warmer – holiday season thanks to the efforts
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Lake Barrington Shores is celebrating “Giving Tuesday” today by donating $2,500 from this year’s Run the Shores at Lake Barrington 5K to
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Do you have responsibility for caring for a loved one? Do you sometimes feel as if you are at the end of your rope?
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The Barrington Area Council on Aging is delighted to introduce a new program, the Memory Café. It provides socialization for people with
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October brings to local ponds, lakes, and rivers large numbers of waterfowl, most of which have bred in northern wetlands and are
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It is back! The annual open enrollment period for Medicare begins October 15 and runs through December 7th, 2015. Medicare enrollees can
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No one knows better than the Barrington Area Council on Aging (BACOA) that caring for an older family member can be a
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It’s been nearly three months since the community lost Paul Launer, a North Barrington father-of-two who passed away on July 3rd after
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Three Barrington teams joined forces to raise over $215,000 in Sunday’s 14th Annual Les Turner ALS Walk For Life. To reach that
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Farmers are highly attuned to food waste, whether it be from surplus harvests to failed harvests. For many small farms, creating one’s
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