Lousy Parenting: One Family’s Experience with Head Lice Removal
Nothing sends a family into a fury like Pediculus humanus capitis—a.k.a. head lice
Nothing sends a family into a fury like Pediculus humanus capitis—a.k.a. head lice
PROJECT GIVEAWAY: Developer passes along savings reaped in townhouse-unit deal
CATCH AND RELEASE: Condos in the 20-story Marquee on South Michigan Avenue go on sale as rental leases run out
ARE WE THERE YET?: Gregory Crecos, head of head-hunting firm Gregory Michaels & Associates, sells a distinctive, renovated home that includes an elevator and expanded coach house
With spring upon us, the rental market is starting to bloom, too. And renting downtown has never been hotter, with several swanky new buildings—EnV, 200², and 215 West—having opened in the past year…
Cubs fans are always worrying about something. Since we’re not far into the season, and nothing terribly exciting has happened so far, this week they’re worried about low attendance. (For a Monday afternoon game.) But attendance is the last thing the Cubs need to worry about.
In praise of Rodman’s rebounding, Winter’s complex triangle offense, and Gilmore’s thighs. Plus: the 1976 ABA dunk contest, when men were men and basketballs were red, white, and blue.
What do star athletes do after their playing days are over? We tracked down a onetime Bears cornerback who’s now a practicing dentist and a missionary; a former Blackhawks star who copilots jetliners; an ex-Cub who became a jazz trumpeter; and more
Need a quick pick-me-up? A mood-altering pillow here and a bright towel there are just the thing for spring.
We’re Nuts for Hazel
Since opening in 2001, Hazel (1902 W. Montrose Ave.; 773-769-2227, hazelchicago.com) has brought Chicagoans a stellar selection of jewelry, accessories, stationery, housewares, and candles…