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Gina Grillo

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Annual Fort Sheridan National Cemetery Memorial Day ceremony remembers those who made ultimate sacrifice

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By Gina Grillo
| Chicago Tribune
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The morning rain cleared, revealing a blue sky on Sunday, May 24, for the 7th annual Fort Sheridan National Cemetery Memorial Day Ceremony in Lake Forest. The program, organized by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, gathered service members and their families to remember and to honor the sacrifice of those who served and lost their lives fighting for our freedom — in a solemn ceremony more commemorative than celebratory.
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Park Ridge History Center holds annual Living Military display for Armed Forces Day

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By Gina Grillo
| Chicago Tribune
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... While World War II memorabilia for some of us can end up in a cardboard box gathering dust on a shelf in the basement, at the Park Ridge History Center they’ve created a program that brings military artifacts out into the light to tell the story of a soldier’s experience.
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Highwood’s new restaurant, Pelago Cafe, to feature cuisine inspired by Emilia-Romagna

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By Gina Grillo
| Chicago Tribune
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Sharing the gastronomic delights of Italy’s Emilia-Romagna region runs through the blood, and the family legacy of Highwood residents and first cousins, Ruthie Amidei and Mada Ugolini Hitchmough. The opening of the Pelago Café, at 325 Waukegan Avenue in Highwood, will mark the culmination of this shared heritage and deep connection to Italian food culture, and the culinary traditions passed down to them by family.
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