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Ros and Rich Dalrymple of Coppell, Texas, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Kimberley, to Hinsdale native Daniel Herrmann. The bride-to-be is a 2010 graduate of Coppell High School and a 2014 graduate of Belmont University. She lives in Nashville and works for Phase 3 Marketing and Communications. The future groom is the son of Mary and Dan Herrmann of Hinsdale. He is a 2010 graduate of Hinsdale Central and received his degree from Belmont University in 2014....
Sam and Madeline LoPresti of Hinsdale have announced the engagement of their daughter, Rosalia, to James Harlan Pranger, son of Kimberly Enders of Hinsdale and James Pranger of Chicago. Both Rosalia and Harley are 2013 graduates of Hinsdale Central High School. Rosalia graduated magna cum laude in 2017 from North Central College of Naperville. She works as a marketing coordinator/designer for BKV Group of Chicago. Harley is a 2017 graduate of the University of Iowa. He works...
Rohan Chadha believes America will truly thrive as the world's leading democracy if its citizenry is educated on current affairs and endeavors to understand all sides of an issue. Oh, and have respect for the rule of law. "Those are the most important responsibilities," said Rohan, a Gower Middle School eighth-grader and winner of this year's essay contest sponsored by Hinsdale American Legion Post 250. Chadha's social studies teacher encouraged his students to participate in...
In the second half of our annual round-up of recent Hinsdale Central student-athlete graduates advancing to college sports programs, we continue sharing the new undergrads' thoughts about their fondest Red Devil memories and collegiate aspirations. Layo Adelakun DePaul University, tennis I'll remember: the team atmosphere and having that bond with all the other players. The first day of the state tournament I had a lot of adrenaline, and it was just really cool. I'm looking...
Commencement ceremonies in May meant the end of competition for many athletes who played for Hinsdale Central. But a few dozen former Red Devils will have the chance to continue their careers at the college level. The Hinsdalean asked those who have committed to play what they will miss most about Central and their hopes for the next four years. This is the first in a two-part article. Samantha Brescia University of Oregon, lacrosse I'll remember: the bonds and connections I...
The money is in the bank. Hinsdale High School District 86 has $70 million ready to pay for upcoming construction projects at Hinsdale Central and Hinsdale South high schools following a July 15 bond issue. The bonds were sold to J.P. Morgan Securities LLC at an interest rate of 2.964, Jennifer Currier of PMA Securities told the board at its July 25 meeting. Eight firms bid on the bonds, with rates ranging from J.P. Morgan’s low offer to 3.053 on the high end. The district wil...
Hinsdale's Sarah Thornton was surprised to capture victory at her first golf tournament of the Illinois Junior Golf Association season back in mid-April. The cold and windy conditions were not ideal, but her score of 85 was the best among the eight girls ages 14-15 competing at Old Oak Country Club in Homer Glen. Thornton's next match was May 11 at Deerfield Golf Club, where she triumphed again. And again June 11 at Maple Meadows Golf Club in Wood Dale. And again the next day...
STUDENTS HONORED BY LEGION American Legion Hinsdale Post 250 has awarded the 2019 School Awards. The winners are Karen Tan and Henry Constantino from Hinsdale Middle School; Jack Bilenko and Caroline Lynch from Clarendon Hills Middle School; Speros Grapsas and Sarah Govostis from St. Isaac Jogues School; and Dalia Hayes and David Thormodsgard from Hinsdale Central High School. The award program emphasizes and encourages the development of active citizenship in young Americans and recognizes those youth deemed most dedicated...
Hinsdale High School District 86 Board 6 p.m. Thursday, July 25 Hinsdale Central High School 55th and Grant streets On the agenda: bond sale summary, contract renewals, approve new director of communications, special community engagement construction committee...
Donald “Don” Owen Novaria, 95, of Hinsdale, passed away July 8, 2019, at the Brookdale Senior Living Center. Don was born in 1923, in Huron, S.D., the second son of S.A. “Stan” and Ann Louise (Blank) Novaria. His father worked for the Western Union Telegraph Company, and they lived in various cities in the Midwest and Plains states, including South Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa, Kansas, Colorado, Nebraska and, finally, North Dakota. Don moved seven times in the first 11 years of his life and attended five schools during that time....
