Denise Crosby
Journalist at Chicago Tribune
Long-time columnist for Sun-Times Media West. Looking to tell your stories out of Kane, DuPage, Kendall and Will counties.
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1 week ago |
chicagotribune.com | Denise Crosby
After seven years in the role with the Paramount Theatre as its young performer supervisor, Bailey O’Neil certainly could be described as the “kid whisperer” of the downtown Aurora venue.
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1 week ago |
chicagotribune.com | Denise Crosby
Looking for an activity to do in the next few months guaranteed to make your summer memorable? Even more, something you can do locally that will make a true impact in the world? How about giving some of your free time to Feed My Starving Children, the nonprofit that sends life-saving food around the world – and does so right here in Aurora, as well as in Libertyville and Schaumburg. Feed My Starving Children needs your help. Now more than ever.
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2 weeks ago |
chicagotribune.com | Denise Crosby
Some stories seem to write their own headlinesThe fact that the Reuland family is selling its popular Aurora restaurant and catering service while also celebrating 70 years in business is certainly one of them. But here’s what gives this story a bit of a twist: As of three weeks ago, the new owners of Reuland Food Services – the Hernandez family from Sugar Grove – took over only the 34% controlled by Jeff Reuland, whose parents Paul and Charleen started the business in 1955.
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2 weeks ago |
chicagotribune.com | Denise Crosby
Ron Waddell’s email to me after reading my column about the Illinois Fallen Wall exhibit that closed on Friday in Oswego was as short as it was profound. “My son,” he told me, “should be on that wall also.”At the same time, as I found out later when Waddell and I connected via phone, the longtime North Aurora resident, who retired to Wisconsin in 2006, also understands why former U.S. Army Master Sgt.
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3 weeks ago |
chicagotribune.com | Denise Crosby
Few homeowners look forward to getting that property tax bill in the mail every spring, especially when the bottom line contains a number higher than the previous year. But no one could have been more surprised — and discouraged — than Kyle Moser, who saw that amount go from zero to $7,049. Moser is a double amputee U.S. Marine Corps veteran who was awarded two Purple Hearts for injuries sustained in November of 2011 during combat operations in Afghanistan.
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