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/PRNewswire/ -- Mystery Writers of America is proud to announce the Winners for the 2021 Edgar Allan Poe Awards, honoring the best in mystery fiction,...

Easter spending expected to get a boost from vaccines, stimulus - Bizwomen  The Business Journals

After a brutal year, nonprofit employees fear more cuts in 2021 - Bizwomen  The Business Journals

Nominations for the 75th Annual Edgar Awards are out

Feeling unsupported during Covid, 2 in 5 workers plan to quit - Bizwomen  The Business Journals

/PRNewswire/ -- Mystery Writers of America is proud to announce, as we celebrate the 212th anniversary of the birth of Edgar Allan Poe, the nominees for the...

Office changes in 2021: Smaller headquarters, more satellite locations could replace large offices - Bizwomen  The Business Journals

From "Leave the World Behind" by Rumaan Alam to "The Cold Millions" by Jess Walter, Biblioracle columnist John Warner picks his favorite fiction of 2020.

Six new paperbacks to check out this week.

Atmospheric, beautifully written, and heart-wrenchingly realistic, Please See Us is a chorus of women’s voices demanding to be heard.

Workplace fashion forecast: Casual, flexible and comfortable - Bizwomen  The Business Journals

18 books by Jersey authors we’re toting everywhere from our backyards to the beaches.

Fenwick High School senior Craig Butler, 17, of Bellwood was named a 2020 Posse Foundation Scholar, providing him with a full-tuition scholarship to the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

In Marilyn Stasio’s latest column, the body count is high and the murderers more cunning than ever.

You’ve had enough TV and the pantry’s as clean as it’ll ever get, so maybe it’s time to find something to read. Why not try one of these great books?

Tim McDonald, 37, an adapted physical education teacher for Oak Park Elementary School District 97, was the February recipient of the Making MyD97 Better Award.

Kira Smith works with children at The Day Nursery in Oak Park and teaches classes for The Chicago Parent Program, a 12-session parenting program for parents of young children.

Fenwick High School graduate Dan Dinello, 72, of Oak Park is the author of the new book, “Children of Men,” based on Alfonso Cuarón’s 2006 dystopian, science fiction film of the same name. Dinello, a journalist and filmmaker who has written two other books and contributed chapters to several others.

Holly Blakeley has opened Full Circle Fitness and Social Club this year, and has a holistic vision.

Morton Grove native Alyssa J. Kaewwilai, 21, interned as an Earthdata GIS Software Engineering Intern at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland.