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Car camps
Interested in some off-pavement adventure? While a gasoline-fueled vacation may not top everyone’s list right now, off-road opportunities within a day’s drive may be an affordable ticket to some family fun.
• Car camps
• Mini Cooper Clubman
• Photos: Mini Cooper Clubman
• Photos: Best MPG SUVs
• Photos: 30 mpg cars
• Calculate: Your cost for gas
• Video: 2008 Mustang Bullitt

Food & Recipes
Spring salads
As the weather warms up our thoughts turn to outdoor entertaining and fresh foods and salads. Need to update your recipe files? Help is just a click away. Tons of quick videos demonstrating cooking techniques and an extensive archive of recipes and other exclusively culinary content.
• Recipe Archive
• Cooking videos

• Will Co. UPS driver wins state title
• EXCLUSIVE: Peterson's friends were wired
• Local Starbucks to close
• Petersons' lawyers drop probate fight
• Sun Calendar
• Reaching new heights
• World of Wine set in Bolingbrook

• JackHammers to give shirts off their backs
• Camp about 'having a good time'
• EXTRA POINTS
• Kyle Busch shines underJoliet lights
• Rain pours on NASCAR at Chicagoland
• 'The King' and his NASCAR castle
Griffins' late-inning lightning strikes again Video: Local QBs in the spotlight New-look Waubonsie cruises into semis Wednesday's state baseball roundup Pfister's pitching keeps Elk Grove on track

Summertime activities can leave feet aching
Summertime might be one of our favorite seasons, but if our feet could talk, they might tell us a different story.


• Flirty footwear can flirt with pain
• Walking barefoot can be sole problem

• Health Calendar
• Pets of The Week
• Pet Calendar

Peapod sprouting local savings
Back in 1989, business partners Andrew and Thomas Parkinson launched their own online grocery concept, which has since gone on to become the most successful business of its kind in the country. Today that company -- Peapod -- has delivered more than 10 million orders.



• Frugal phone service comes with catch
• Burger King woos moms with healthier meal
• T-Mobile launches home service today
• Market experts say ride out the storm

Devoted geocachers never stop searching
Tucked into tree branches, cracks in walls - even right under your own nose - are hidden hundreds of thousands of caches all over the world. Finding them is the quest of "geocachers" who use a handheld GPS and their own sleuthing skills to scout out the concealed containers and log their discoveries online.



• Good cop, Bat cop
• Five things to know
• How can casino column help a player out?
• Visionary 'Knight' is dark and stormy
• Waterway Daze provides affordable family fun
• Local entertainment
• Culture Calendar
• Night Life
• I love the county fair

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