The Villager
Tips for Transitioning Children Back to School
By Tina Jenkins Bell BAPA School Liaison For many parents and their children, the opening of Catholic and private schools last fall and recent the
BAPA Welcomes New Board Members
By Kristin Boza We’re thrilled to introduce the new members of BAPA’s Board of Directors. This diverse group of area residents represent a wide variety
Book Gives Kids Glimpse into WWII
By Kristin Boza Francoise Johnson didn’t waste a single moment of the pandemic lockdown. Johnson, born in France and a Chicago resident since 1965, spent her career working as a
Never Stop Dancing: Doris Humphries Going Strong at 97
By Kristin Boza Doris Humphries is best known around the neighborhood as the 97-year-old tap, Latin dance, and ballroom dance teacher at the Dance Gallery, 10628 S.
BAC Hosts Virtual Gala ‘Under the Big Top’
BAC Hosts Virtual Gala ‘Under the Big Top’ The Beverly Arts Center, 2407 W. 111th St., will host a virtual fundraising gala Sat., Apr. 24, beginning at 7 p.m. Set to the theme Under the Big Top, the gala will include a virtual auction
Unemployment Insurance Fraud: What to do if you are a victim
By Gary Jenkins BAPA Safety Liaison An unexpected consequence of the COVID-19 pandemic is the rise of unemployment insurance fraud. Unemployment insurance fraud happens when someone who