I probably would not have chosen the black-billed cuckoo (Coccyrus erythropthalmus) to profile in Birds of Barrington for some years (when I
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As much as I want to be thrown full into grilling season I just can’t get into it while the weather is
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Cinco De Mayo is right around the corner and Heinen’s Grocery is ready! This week’s Heinen’s “4PM Panic” post is a quick
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Love being first to know about a great new find, an undiscovered treasure? Are you the kind of reader who goes through
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Spring has sprung and it’s time to explore nature and discover wildlife with naturalist Wendy Paulson during her series of spring bird
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Even with this relatively mild winter, local ponds and lakes have retained ice cover during January and February. But as March brings
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A night of serious dancing pays off for Barrington High School students who surpassed their $10,000 fundraising goal by raising nearly $14,400
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Sometimes dinner and lunch can have a great deal in common. In this week’s Heinen’s “4PM Panic” post I’m recreating for my
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For the month of Valentine’s Day, it seems fitting to focus on a bird that incorporates the color red. The red-bellied woodpecker
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Quite some time ago 365Barrington hosted a Family Recipes contest and I was the lucky photographer tasked with photographing the entries. This
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Despite the icy, messy morning, Smart Farm’s 7th annual 5K Frozen Zucchini Snowshoe Adventure at Citizens Park drew runners ready to brave
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Nets swished and buzzers sounded as Code Red hosted their annual 3×3 charity basketball tournament. Code Red is a club at Barrington
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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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It is undoubtably winter. The cold temps are a great reason to fire up the oven. This time of year the produce
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For the last five years, the Barrington Area Library, like many libraries around the world, has offered a “One Book” reading selection.
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