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News and Features (1996-2000)
- Knack With Clients Shop Owner’s Gift: Luv It! Builds Customer Base With Service
- Dupage Airport Weighs High-tech Plans For Property
- Tale of 2 Downtowns: Some Older Businesses Suffer While New Ones Being Built
- District 86 Home-school Student Can Join Team
- Comedy Writer Tastes The Good Life: Onion Contributor From Wheaton Lands A Job At `Politically Incorrect’
- Nurse-midwives Give Moms Greater Control
- Girl’s Parents Raise Funds—and Hope
- Picnic Celebrates Adoptions: A Hinsdale Park Is Site Of A Special Picnic For New Families
- Elderly Drivers Put To The Test By Road Expert
- Alumnus Jazzes Up Hinsdale Bands
- Suburban Poor To Get A Tax Boost
- Wellness House Lifts Cancer Patients’ Spirits
- Darien is Plexing its Muscles
Sampling of a series chronicling the ‘teardown’ phenomenon in Hinsdale, Ill. (1998-2000)
- Lots of Changes: Hinsdale Planners Pass First Measures To Curb Teardowns
- Homeowner Defending Teardowns In Hinsdale
- Hinsdale Cul-de-sac Faces Teardowns
- Hinsdale Panel Pushes Tighter Teardown Rules
- Providing Shelter for Old Homes
- Teardowns Zoning Law A Complex Compromise