When state Rep. Diane Pappas attended Lake Park High School in Roselle, Ill., in the 1980s, students planted a tree to “go green.” Today, the school district is taking itRead More
Women don’t have the right to vote and have no role in politics. They should focus on housework and being a mother. This was the reality for women in AmericaRead More
Let’s not beat around the bush: Our four-legged team members earned the title of ComEd’s “Employees of the Munch.” For several weeks, a crew of more than 200 goats ate theirRead More
Say hay to the new herd of ComEd employees! Two-hundred goats (yes, you read correctly) are joining the ComEd family. Although they won’t be working on powerlines or attending meetings, they willRead More
The intricate orange and black detail of the monarch butterfly makes it one of the most loved and recognized insects. Yet these butterflies, once a familiar sight, may be onRead More
When you flip a switch or power on the TV, electricity is instantly there. But it must complete an extensive journey to get to your home. Because we use electricityRead More
Whether they’re scaling a 40-foot pole or repairing a power line, lineworkers are there, rain or shine, to ensure reliable and safe energy to homes and business. In honor ofRead More
Enjoy the fireworks, outdoors and company of friends and family while saving on energy costs this Independence Day. Follow these tips for a fun, relaxing and money-saving holiday: Spend theRead More
It’s as easy as setting your air conditioner thermostat a few degrees higher, switching the time you choose to vacuum or delaying when you run your dishwasher to save bigRead More
Summertime means barbeques, relaxing by the pool – and the possibility for severe weather. Learn the precautions you should take before, during and after a storm to be ready andRead More
