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A researcher performing micro-surgery in rodents to test a new model for transplants. (Courtesy of Erin Massey/Medill)
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Science Connections: Bioengineered Organs May Hold the Future for Transplants

By Science in Society | April 27 at 10:34 a.m.

By Erin M. Massey/Medill News Service Bioengineered organs may redefine transplants for humans someday, and even allow damaged organs to regenerate. Northwestern University researchers are … Read more ›

Glenview trustees show support for flood relief grant

By Jeff Danna | April 10 at 2:32 p.m.

Glenview trustees are in favor of applying for grant money to establish flood prevention outreach projects. After last week’s board vote, Glenview joins several communities … Read more ›

Dr. Nausheen Akhter specializes in cardiovascular disease and what women in particular need to do to prevent this life-threatening condition. (Courtesy of Northwestern Memorial Hospital)
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Science Connections: Heart Disease Leads Causes of Death for Women

By Science in Society | April 5 at 2:21 p.m.

by Jessica Whitfield/Medill News Service Cardiovascular disease is now recognized as the leading cause of death in women, according to Dr. Nausheen Akhter. Though many … Read more ›

Max A Pooch poses with litter he bagged during a morning walk in a local park.
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Max A Pooch nominated for American Humane Association Hero Dog Awards

By keith sanderson | March 29 at 11:07 a.m.

The amazing dog that finds cans, bottles and other litter and puts them in their place is nominated in the "Emerging Heroes" category of the … Read more ›

Photo submitted by Round Lake Area Park District.

Guide to Easter events, bunny visits

By Sheryl DeVore | March 20 at 9:32 a.m.

Parents and kids, get our your Easter baskets and cameras. Here come the annual Easter egg hunts and bunny visits. The following is a list … Read more ›

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Indiana Christian Vocal Group Brings "Music From The Camps – A Holocaust Cantata" to the North Shore This Sunday, February 19

By Jan Loew | Feb. 16 at 8:42 a.m.

CONTACT: Nancy Holab Nevins 847-446-7215 nhnevins@amyisrael.orgThe Vespers Chorale of South Bend, Indiana will perform music created by Jewish prisoners in Nazi death camps this Sunday, … Read more ›

This furry ermine showed off its snow-white winter coat during a hike through the woods in Wisconsin. Photo submitted by Jim Lennon.

‘Ermine’ wins photo contest

By Diana Novak | Feb. 13 at 11:15 a.m.

Jim Lennon’s photo of a furry ermine peeking out from behind a log won this week’s photo contest. As the winner, Lennon’s photograph will appear in … Read more ›

(Photo submitted by Ken Derry)

‘Owl’ wins photo contest

By Kara Silva | Jan. 23 at 10:12 a.m.

Ken Derry, of Tinley Park, snapped this photo of a snowy owl while at work as a crane operator at Chicago’s 31st Street Harbor. As … Read more ›

Pantry volunteers packing grocery bags for distribution
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Thank You for Supporting the Northfield Township Food Pantry

By Northfield Township | Jan. 19 at 2:11 p.m.

Now that the holiday season is behind us and a new year is beginning, let’s take a moment to reflect on the year that has … Read more ›

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Special AIPAC Martin Luther King Weekend Event at Am Yisrael Congregation in Northfield this Sunday

By Jan Loew | Jan. 13 at 10:23 a.m.

Special AIPAC Martin Luther King Weekend Eventat Am Yisrael Congregation in Northfield this Sunday The American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) and Am Yisrael invite … Read more ›

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