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Dan Gibbons Twilight Trot
Supporting Elmhurst nonprofit organizations with every step BY HINSDALE MAGAZINE GROUP STAFF The inaugural Dan Gibbons Twilight Trot, a 5K fun run benefiting four local Elmhurst organizations, will take place on Saturday, May 31, 2025, at 6:30 p.m. This exciting event is a new addition to the long-standing tradition of the Dan Gibbons Turkey Trot,…
Read MoreCOMEDY FOR CANCER
PHOTOS COURTESY OF THE H FOUNDATION In February, the H Foundation hosted Comedy for Cancer at The Tivoli Theatre in downtown Downers Grove. The star-studded event featured a comedic conversation with Chelsea Handler, which was led by ABC 7 Meteorologist Cheryl Scott and Ji Suk Yi, co-host of WGN’s Spotlight Chicago. Stand-up comedians Brian Hicks…
Read MoreModern Medicine
From data to diagnosis, AI is augmenting medical professionals’ training and practice by VALERIE HARDY Medical training programs and practices in Illinois are on the cutting edge when it comes to considering how artificial intelligence (AI) can enhance patient care and physician functionality. For example, the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign’s Department of Bioengineering was…
Read MoreOak Brook is Chicagoland’s Best Corporate Address
The Village of Oak Brook offers the best economic and business-friendly conditions in the Chicagoland area, and companies are taking note. Companies cite a supportive and responsive local government, no municipal property taxes, no food and beverage taxes, low hotel taxes, and a sales tax almost 3% lower than competitors. Oak Brook has also made…
Read MoreGone Country: Hinsdale graduate brings Music City to Hollywood on “The Voice”
By Anna Hughes | Photos courtesy of NBCUniversal It wasn’t a blind audition for long. An enthusiastic Michael Bublé turned his chair around just seconds after hearing a soulful, gritty country voice on stage. His eyes widened at the sight of 24-year-old Tate Renner, whose cow-boy hat was not quite big enough to hide his…
Read MoreMarathon Man: Bahir Mansur has competed in 50 marathons and counting
By Chuck Fieldman Don’t tell Bahir Mansur that at 75 years old, he should be slowing down or should have started that process years ago. The 37-year resident of Clarendon Hills still maintains his long-standing family practice physician’s office in Forest Park. And while retirement remains some-thing for the future in his working life, it’s…
Read MoreThe Golden Age: Olympic medalist looks back on legendary swim career
When 16-year-old John Kinsella returned to Hinsdale Central High School in the fall of 1968, his classmates looked at him differently. They marveled as his 6-foot-3-inch frame casually walked down the hallways as if nothing had changed. They wondered if he had. After all, he had just won an Olympic silver medal. “It was kind…
Read MoreBreaking the Ice: Hinsdale volunteer snow shoveling helps residents
By Maureen Callahan Heavy snowstorms have been dubbed “widow-makers” by the medical community for good reason. The first snow of the year, with its high moisture content, makes snow removal very dangerous for those who are deconditioned to physical exercise or in questionable heart health. Has snow shoveling become a hassle or impossibility? Are you…
Read MoreDisappointment, Then Elation – Hinsdale Central golfers win state
By Jeff Vorva | Photos courtesy of Pam Devata Hinsdale Central senior Dru Devata was bummed out. He thought that for the third year in a row, he and his Hinsdale Central teammates were going to finish second in the Illinois High School Association Class 3A boys state golf tournament by two shots. See, the…
Read MoreThree-Peat: Nazareth wins third straight Class 5A football championship
By Jeff Vorva When COVID-19 hit in 2020 and the Illinois High School Asso-ciation football season was postponed in the fall, some of the best players in the state left Illinois to play in states that allowed football during that time. Some players from Nazareth Academy – including star quarterback J.J. McCarthy – left, and…
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