It’s no secret that I’ve never been a big pet person. But earlier this month when we ended up with a Camp Longhorn kitten, things changed. Thank you for the Parkie vet recs.
And now, the moment has come. I would like to introduce Josie Love Brownie. (Go ahead, send me pictures of your cat if it’s even close to this cute) (more…)
Merritt, you want to attend this class too?
The Highland Park Community League and the staff of the Town on Highland Park are proud to announce the third annual H. P. Leadership Program to begin September 9, 2008 from 7:00-8:30pm in the Town’s Public Safety Training Room above the fire station. The program will continue once a month on the 2nd Tuesday of the month, except for the final meeting which will be at the Town Council meeting on Monday, April 6, 2009. The class size is limited to 22 participants. We are seeking an interested body of citizens who want to learn more about the Town and who may be willing to volunteer their time for the betterment of the Town and our community. To register for the program contact Carrie Covert at 214-522-1095 or scovert@sbcglobal.net to request a Leadership Application. The program cost is $50.00. I hope that you will be able to join us this Fall to learn more about our Town
Have an incoming kindergarten student at University Park Elementary and anxious to know which teacher he has? Check you mailbox! The cards are here.
For all you brides out there — or those who want to pretend for a night — The Hilton Park Cities will host a complimentary mock wedding reception Aug. 28 from 6:30-8:30 p.m.
This stylish bridal preview will walk prospective brides, event planners, and bridal consultants through a full wedding reception from the introduction of the Bride and Groom to their Grand Exit. Participants will experience every detail of the perfect wedding reception including receiving a specialty drink during cocktail hour, dining on Chef Billy Webb’s outstanding cuisine, sampling wedding cake, enjoying entertainment, and visiting a diverse collection of stylish and unique vendors.
So, does each bride go through the reception alone? Is this a group thing? Is role playing involved?
When we last discussed this it seemed concrete, the station wasn’t closing. But this Overheardian isn’t buying it:
Take another gander…I’m told it is gonzo, and is in fact a bank in progress.
Answer the following questions with the first thing that pops in your mind. This is an official study, no smack talk needed.
Further analysis in my column this Friday.
Here is the perfect series for you, with child care. You pretty much can’t beat that! Registration for the Savvy Mommy Series ends Monday.
Ever wondered where the delicious steaks at Al Biernat’s come from? I’ll tell you.
I saw the truck pull up to the restaurant as I pulled into Overheard HQ this morning.
The Chicago-based butcher has been in the business for more than 40 years, and is the exclusive provider of “Premium Gold Angus Beef.”
While Meats by Linz is the butcher of choice for Stephan Pyles, Tillman’s Roadhouse, Lola, and Nick and Sam’s, it doesn’t look like individuals can just call Linz up and order a couple steaks and have them delivered to their home.