Volunteer-based Go Green Illinois came to life 10 years ago. It has since expanded to more than 20 local "Go Green" organizations across the suburbs, such as Go Green Northbrook and Go Green Arlington Heights.
Educators use part of their institute day to learn self-care and gain a boost of energy
Assistant Principal Nina Nusbaum and Administrative Assistant Gayathri Kalyanaraman exercise with a live cardio workout projected on a large-screen monitor Friday in a classroom at Daniel Wright Junior High School in Lincolnshire. District 103 staff members used the last minutes of their institute day to join in a variety of energy-boosting activities. John Starks | Staff Photographer
Assistant Principal Nina Nusbaum and Administrative Assistant Gayathri Kalyanaraman exercise with a live cardio workout projected on a large-screen monitor in a classroom at Daniel Wright Junior High School Friday in Lincolnshire. Staff used the last minutes of their institute day to join in a variety of energy-boosting activities.
Updated 12/13/2020 9:21 AM
This is Good News Sunday, a compilation of some of the more upbeat and inspiring stories published by the Daily Herald during the previous week:
Excitement and disbelief overwhelmed Debra Mejeur as she stood outside the DuPage County Animal Shelter, waiting to be reunited with her dog, Lola.
The Kalamazoo, Michigan, resident had been counting down the hours until this moment, unable to sleep since she and her husband, Steve, received an unexpected phone call Thursday that their black Labrador retriever mix had been found safe in Glendale Heights three years after she went missing in Elk Grove Village.