Be on the lookout for friendly volunteers in bright yellow vests on May 3rd, 4th & 5th! Barrington will kick off the
MoreJust six weeks after two young siblings arrived in their home, Melissa & Tee are getting used to their lives as foster
MoreIt’s that time of year again! Area naturalist, Wendy Paulson is getting ready to host a new season of Spring Bird Walks
MoreThanks to the work of Barrington non-profit Let it Be Us, a version of the movie Instant Family is playing out locally
MoreOn Thursday, November 15th, local nonprofit Mindful Waste will host a screening of the Anthony Bourdain-produced film WASTED! The Story of Food Waste, from
MoreWhether you’re dining with family, friends or colleagues, Egg Harbor Café has earned a reputation for innovative dishes prepared with locally sourced food
MoreAn unexpected experience with fourth graders from Sunny Hill School in late September prompts this month’s bird profile. We were just entering
MoreOn these waning summer evenings, one sweet birdsong often pierces the quiet that’s settling in. It belongs to the eastern wood pewee
MoreGet to know The Birds of Barrington with area naturalist, Wendy Paulson. Learn about our local bird population while enjoying the fall
More(When you buy or sell a home with The Luby Group of @properties, you’ll also be helping find homes and “forever families” for
MoreBarrington Children’s Charities is hosting their 8th annual Derby Party Fundraiser on Saturday, May 5th, at Rolling Oaks Farm, a private Barrington
MoreAll are welcome to come and shop over 18,000 hard-to-find plants from 225 species native to the Barrington area at Citizens for
MoreCan there be a sweeter or more convincing herald of spring than the song sparrow? Certainly the bugling cries of sandhill cranes
MoreTwo Barrington High School students were announced as winners of the 2nd annual HOPE’S IN Humanitarian Award during the organization’s 6th annual
MoreJanuary through April are prime months for ducks in the greater Chicago area and Barrington is no exception. Their location depends largely
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