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RestaurantsDinner with a view: Reserve 22 is a scratch kitchen American bistro at Village Links with a patio overlooking the 18th green, craft beer and cocktails, and seasonal produce grown on-site.
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Dinner with a view: Reserve 22 is a scratch kitchen American bistro at Village Links with a patio overlooking the 18th green, craft beer and cocktails, and seasonal produce grown on-site.
Play without limits: Sensory Garden Playground blends sensory-integrated play equipment, gardening areas, and a racehorse-themed 5 to 12-year-old zone with bridges, climbing, sliding, and gathering spots, plus a sound garden for joyful noise.
Find your flow here: Wheaton Sport Center treats yoga like a core habit, with expert-led classes for flexibility, balance, and recovery, and 150+ weekly options when you want to mix it up.
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The five stories Wheaton readers clicked most this month, from the daily editions.
Thousands of immigrants may face deportation after allegedly mishandling their immigration cases by immigration attorney Alexandra Lozano.
Full story at nbcchicago.com ↗
Chicago-based developer Vequity's concept plan for redeveloping the site of the Pheasant Run resort in St.
Full story at therealdeal.com ↗
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has met with Illinois officials to discuss a potential Bears stadium.
Full story at chicago.suntimes.com ↗
The Clever Drinker, a wine bottle shop in Western Springs, is set to open this weekend.
Full story at patch.com ↗
Wheaton College's former Director of the Office of Evangelical Outreach (OCO), Dennis Massaro, left his position in 1998 after 19 years.
Full story at thewheatonrecord.com ↗
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