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Two women who have made it to their 100s say they're happy they're still here but have no explanation for why they keep going while so many others do not.
After countless visits from well-wishers, the cutting of a cake and a champagne toast, birthday girl Alice Eichhorst said it was time to dance. What better way to turn 100?
At nursing homes in the suburbs this year, seeing Mom in person is better How suburban homes are making the transition back Barbra Moore of Buffalo Grove, right, and her twin sister Linda Grabmer of Arlington Heights talk to their mother Nina Viehman during a Mother's Day celebration at the Belmont Village Buffalo Grove senior living community Saturday. "We are so glad to be back together," said Moore, who visited through a window for most of the pandemic. "We are so happy that we are seeing the end of this all." Brian Hill | Staff Photographer Barbra Moore of Buffalo Gr...