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Hinsdale Magazine Group produces monthly lifestyle publications for the western suburbs. Established in 2011 in Hinsdale, it has grown to connect with over 150,000 readers and has generated more than 1.5 million impressions featuring local personalities, influencers, and community events since the introduction of its digital platform.

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Editions - March - April 2023 - Hinsdale Magazine Group

Mar 24, 2025 | hinsdalemag.com | Maureen Callahan |Katie Bolinger |Jeff Vorva |Valerie Hardy

Offers It All, And Then Some By Larry Atseff Elmhurst Magazine recently sat down with Elmhurst University President Troy VanAken, Ph.D., to learn how and why the school changed from 4-year Elmhurst College to 4-year Elmhurst University, and the effects the change is having. After all, he has been President for 6 years and has…Books and conversations with their authors are the subject of a new podcast By Maureen Callahan The written word has been under threat since the onset of the digital age.
Breaking the Ice: Hinsdale volunteer snow shoveling helps residents

Jan 8, 2025 | hinsdalemag.com | Maureen Callahan

By Maureen CallahanHeavy snowstorms have been dubbed “widow-makers” by the medical community for good reason. The first snow of the year, with its high moisture content, makes snow removal very dangerous for those who are deconditioned to physical exercise or in questionable heart health. Has snow shoveling become a hassle or impossibility? Are you looking for help with snow removal this winter season?
The DuPage County Underground Railroad

Jan 8, 2025 | hinsdalemag.com | Maureen Callahan

Local Underground Railroad stations invite visitors to hear freedom seekers’ storiesBy Maureen CallahanFrom the start of slavery, freedom seekers (formerly known as enslaved people) sought a better situation than the one into which they were born or sold. The 1860s found the nation embroiled in the Great Civil War, with slavery as a major issue of contention between the Union and the Confederacy. Wherever there was slavery, there were efforts to escape.
The Ice Thing about Downers Grove winters

Jan 8, 2025 | hinsdalemag.com | Maureen Callahan

Nadeau’s Ice Sculptures makes artistic fun of ice at Downers Grove Ice FestivalBy Maureen Callahan | Photos by 726 VisualsIf you’ve ever visited the Downers Grove Ice Festival, you’ve seen Jim Nadeau’s dream solidified – at least until the sun has its say. Nadeau’s Ice Sculptures in Forest Park began almost four and a half decades ago. They are the oldest and most well-known name in ice sculpting in the U.S.Every unique creation is made to order.
After the Ashes: Holocaust survivor Eric Blaustein

Jan 8, 2025 | hinsdalemag.com | Maureen Callahan

By Maureen CallahanThe Holocaust was among the darkest hours in history. How survivors carry their memories is as varied as the individual stories themselves. In honor of Holocaust Remembrance Day – January 27 – local resident Eric Blaustein reflected on the five months he was imprisoned at Buchenwald Concentration Camp near Weimar, Germany as a young man. While the nightmare was not something he will ever forget, he has never let it define him, either.
Disappointment, Then Elation - Hinsdale Central golfers win state

Jan 8, 2025 | hinsdalemag.com | Jeff Vorva

By Jeff Vorva | Photos courtesy of Pam DevataHinsdale Central senior Dru Devata was bummed out. He thought that for the third year in a row, he and his Hinsdale Central teammates were going to finish second in the Illinois High School Association Class 3A boys state golf tournament by two shots. See, the Red Devils tied with Evanston with 588 scores after 36 holes Oct. 18-19 at the Den at Fox Creek course in Bloomington.
Three-Peat: Nazareth wins third straight Class 5A football championship

Jan 8, 2025 | hinsdalemag.com | Jeff Vorva

By Jeff VorvaWhen COVID-19 hit in 2020 and the Illinois High School Asso-ciation football season was postponed in the fall, some of the best players in the state left Illinois to play in states that allowed football during that time. Some players from Nazareth Academy – including star quarterback J.J. McCarthy – left, and in 2021, that left veteran coach Tim Racki scratching his head about the future of Roadrunner football.
Building Hope: The O'Brien School for the Maasai

Nov 14, 2024 | hinsdalemag.com | Mia Jones

Local Hinsdale woman continues to help provide remarkable futures for the Maasai village By Mia Jones Walking through 82-year-old Kellie O’Brien’s’ home, it is clear to see her love for gardening and landscaping design, but the Hinsdale-based horticulturalist has also experienced a calling that has grown into a larger project in the last 17 years to aid Maasai youth in “finding their greatness.” When O’Brien first met with the Maasai community in 2007, she decided to take up an instrumental...
Goal Getter: Hinsdale’s Gutman scores for Fire in 100th MLS start - Hinsdale Magazine Group

Nov 14, 2024 | hinsdalemag.com | Jeff Vorva

By Jeff VorvaHinsdale native Andrew Gutman has always been a top-notch all-around soccer player. In college at Indiana University, the Hinsdale Central graduate capped off his career in 2018 by winning the MAC Hermann Trophy, which is given to the top college player of the year. He was also named Top Drawer National Soccer Player of the Year, Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year, and IU’s Male Athlete of the Year.
100 Years of Movie Magic: Chris Johnson & York Theatre

Nov 14, 2024 | hinsdalemag.com | Maureen Callahan

York Theater celebrates 100 years!By Maureen CallahanEvery story starts somewhere. For Elmhurst’s York Theater, that beginning was Labor Day weekend, 1924. The Roaring Twenties were in full swing. Downtown Elmhurst saw its second theater open (the first was The Elms on W. First St.). It was a much bigger theater than The Elms, with seating for 1,000. The Elms closed within a year. Ten decades later, The York has seen hard times come and go through town.