From Your Home to the Millstone Restaurant— Your Thanksgiving Celebration Is as You Like It

“I don’t have to cook anymore!” says Henny Coppoolse of Glen Ellyn, who is only too happy to give her pots and pans a break. Instead of cooking and shopping for three meals a day, and cleaning up after each one, Henny now has a choice of two restaurants right in her home, including the community’s signature Millstone restaurant.

Why Dr. Tom Morris’s Patients Say They’re Healthier Than Before

“Taking care of patients is what doctors want to do,” says Dr. Tom Morris, fulltime physician at Monarch Landing. All too often, however, doctors are forced to devote more time to filling out paperwork and battling insurance companies than caring for patients.

Fabric Artist Marilyn Kayton Turns Her Love of Travel, History Into Wearable Art

Marilyn Kayton doesn’t buy souvenirs when she travels, at least not the plastic snow globes or key chains found in every tourist shop from Holland to Hong Kong. Instead, she buys fabric.

Why Many Are Taking Their Financial Futures Into Their Own Hands

America’s once strong housing market has split into two distinct markets, the Associated Press (AP) reports. Previously hot markets, such as the Chicago area, are seeing a steady cool-down, while formerly weak markets, such as Pittsburgh, are gaining strength.