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Taraji P. Henson to star in movie based on Chicago baker reuniting with long-lost son (opens the original)
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The story of a South Shore bakery owner reuniting with her long-lost son â which captured the hearts of Chicagoans and the nation back in 2024 â will be the focus of a new Netflix movie premiering in December, the company announced Thursday. Lenore Lindsey, the owner of Give Me Some Sugah at 2234 E. 71st St., didnât realize that the customer who began frequenting her shop in 2010 was actually the son she had placed for adoption as a teenager. All she knew then was that he had a sweet tooth
Fenwick High School evacuated after parking garage fire (opens the original)
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A fire damaged several vehicles Monday afternoon that were parked on the fourth floor of the parking garage in the 500 block of Washington Boulevard at Fenwick High School, school officials said. An electric vehicle caught fire in the parking garage which damaged five vehicles, three of which “sustained extensive damage,” according to village and school officials. The other two vehicles sustained minor damages, according to Nia Lackland, Oak Park Police Department’s community engagement manager.
Frank Lloyd Wright draws volunteers from ‘all walks of life’ to Oak Park to help interpret his architectural legacy (opens the original)
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From growing up in Belgium to moving to Chicago, architecture has been an interest of Marie Olmos for most of her life. “Coming from Europe I was educated and visiting places, museums and things like that, and when you’re in Chicago, one of the most interesting things is architecture,” she said. She’s traveled to other places to be a volunteer at different historical buildings to share her passion with others who she can learn from whether they’re architects or historians themselves. Olmos is on
There’s a seat for everyone at the table at Oak Park’s Sea Love (opens the original)
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While reconnecting with her mother who was going through chemotherapy in the winter of 2024, Tati Varjao took her, and other family members who had traveled from Texas, to Sea Love, a candle making shop in Naperville for a day of relaxation. After only spending an hour there, Varjao, 46, fell in love with the place and realized how beneficial it was for herself and how it could help others. “My mom was feeling good, it was just refreshing through all the struggles that we were going through, the
Taraji P. Henson to star in movie based on Chicago baker reuniting with long-lost son (opens the original)
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The story of a South Shore bakery owner reuniting with her long-lost son — which captured the hearts of Chicagoans and the nation back in 2024 — will be the focus of a new Netflix movie premiering in December, the company announced Thursday. Lenore Lindsey, the owner of Give Me Some Sugah at 2234 E. 71st St., didn’t realize that the customer who began frequenting her shop in 2010 was actually the son she had placed for adoption as a teenager. All she knew then was that he had a sweet tooth. Over
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