Calendar of events
St. John Bosco Parish hosts picnic.
Month: August 2022
Exploring masterpieces: Step into the ‘Louvre Fantastique’
Some of the popular masterpieces in Paris’ Musee du Louvre, or the Louvre Museum, are being brought to life at Oakbrook Center to be seen in an entirely new way.
JERRY DAVICH: ‘God placed you on my heart’: How one believer softened this skeptic’s cynicism
I’ve found myself inside dozens of churches, mosques, temples, and other places of worship. Not to pray or worship or congregate, but to write about other people’s experiences.
Despite injury, Doug Loden is a hit with Lake County Corn Dogs
“I am basically hitting home runs with one elbow. But, I mean, I have no pain. So why not keep going and have some fun with it?”
Historic mausoleum in Crown Point unearthed
Historic Maplewood Cemetery Sexton Tom Hawes has been digging up the old Crown Point Mausoleum more than a half century after its demise at the cemetery at 347 Maple Lane.
Futures File: Ship of corn leaves Ukraine
After weeks of negotiation, the first shipment of corn finally left the Odesa Port, passed inspection, and headed for Lebanon. The Russia/Ukraine/Turkey/U.N. deal that enabled the export is expected to allow a safe corridor for shipments of wheat, corn…
The point of no return
GUEST COMMENTARY:
Make the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act permanent
GUEST COMMENTARY:
Pence should wait until ‘28
BRIAN HOWEY:
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR:
In 1992 President George Bush attended the U.N. conference in Rio de Janeiro on climate and population control. He, along with over 170 countries, agreed to enact Agenda 21 to reduce consumption in the U.S. The U.S. population is 5%…