by Julie Judd, Store Manager of Stockholm Objects in La Grange With the change in seasons, sweaters move to the front of the closet and halter dresses to the back. This is a great time to revamp your wardrobe and retool your image. But how? Shop with a purpose – We all do … Read More
Author: Brian Opyd
How Does Remodeling Affect Your Home Insurance?
by Anna Wagler, the Wagler Agency of AMERICAN FAMILY INSURANCE As we spend more time at home, many of us are “getting around” to those home projects we’ve put off. Making it more beautiful and more comfortable to quarantine as needed! If you are updating your home, like finishing your basement or installing a home … Read More
Bring on the Dessert!
By Marija Pejkovic, owner of Balkan Bakery Pies, coffee cake, sugar cookies…you won’t find any of that here. Kinder cake, cream puffs and Russian Hats, you’ve come to the right place! You must be asking yourself, what is Balkan Bakery as you drive up and down La Grange Road hundreds of times a year to and from … Read More
7 Helpful Design Tips for Brand New Work-from-Home Parents
By Kathryn Cherne, owner of DESIGN INSIDE Well, my fellow parents… we’re in for it now! Our twins’ school year is about to become a strange one, and it certainly has us thinking twice about the spaces in our home. Dedicated home schooling area? Where is that going? A place where Bill and I can … Read More
When is the best time to take your child to the orthodontist?
by Dr. Kristie Dragstrem Petty & Dragstrem Orthodontics. Do you think your child may benefit from orthodontic treatment? When you have some concerns about your child’s teeth, you should never hesitate to bring your child for an evaluation. Sometimes, however, the bite issues are less obvious. Knowing when to take your child for an orthodontic … Read More
New guidelines to require businesses to enforce mask requirements
Gov. J.B. Pritzker announced Friday his administration is filing new emergency rules to require businesses to enforce mask requirements that include the possibility of fines up to $2,500. Read the full article from the Chicago Tribune here.