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In the 1950s, John Unger, Jr.'s bravery paved the way for groundbreaking advances in the treatment of epilepsy.

Changing of the Guard

With options like lacquered duck, seafood risotto, sticky toffee pudding and all-you-can-eat buffets, why would you want to cook anyway?

A steamy romance rumored to involve a prime minister and secret novelist, plus a young author foreshadows the fall of 1920s Berlin.

Her clients said they liked edgy patterns. Designer Erin Tripodi went full retro in their Country Club Hills basement.

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Zoom down ice slides, marvel at gingerbread structures, sip tea amid historic furnishings, or cozy up in a private igloo.

Celebrate the season with gift markets, pet photos, ornament workshops, a jingle bell 5K, Santa sightings and drinks with dreidels.

What goes down in a typical day at Royal Pawn on 23rd Street in Crystal City? I worked a shift to find out.

Skip the big-box stores and visit these small, local booksellers to find great gifts for readers of all ages.

The 9,000-square-foot rink welcomes skaters of all skill levels. Plus, find out where else you can practice an axel or slapshot.

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