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Good News Monday
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Mah-jongg swept the nation in the 1920s. Now five women in their 70s are carrying the tradition into the 2020s at a Vernon Hills restaurant. For several years, the five longtime friends have claimed a corner of the City Works Eatery and Pour House every Wednesday.
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Forty years after graduating, eight American flight attendants have enough stories to fill a novel and no regrets. The close friends reunited in August to mark their anniversary by working a flight together from O’Hare to Dublin.
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Scott Elementary School in Naperville welcomed back head custodian Dean Baki, who returned to work for the first time Tuesday after suffering a severe medical emergency in February.
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A year after tackling a budget crisis that threatened to shut its doors, PADS of Elgin is asking the community to continue supporting its mission and “build something stronger.”
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After 16 years, the final Alley Art Festival was held over the weekend in downtown Aurora. Organizers said Saturday’s festival was an opportunity to end the outdoor event and “make room for something new to grow.”
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The Shedd Aquarium is part of an international campaign to reintroduce the endangered Indo-Pacific leopard shark - also known as the zebra shark - to its natural home in the Coral Triangle, an area in the western Pacific and Indian oceans.
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