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Scientific American: Can Early Deep-Brain Stimulation Surgery Help More Parkinson’s Patients?

From Scientific American: Over the past decade a kind of brain surgery known as deep-brain stimulation (DBS) has helped some Parkinson’s disease sufferers develop better control of their physical movements. But the risks that come with the invasive procedure—not to mention the costs—keep physicians and patients cautious. The treatment is usually indicated[Read More…]

Marshall Field’s Brick Sale

The Park Forest Historical Society is selling pieces of history just in time for Holiday giving. Marshall Field’s Park Forest Store bricks are for sale at the 1950s Park Forest House Museum, 141 Forest Blvd, Saturday December 11 and 18, from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.  The museum features the[Read More…]

PFHS 25th Anniversary Luncheon

Saving our History for 25 Years The 25th Anniversary Luncheon will be on Sunday January 30th 1:30 p.m. at Dining on the Green.  Details soon.  Speakers on the history of the society will include, former Head Librarian, Neal J. Ney, who encouraged formation of the Society and the collection, former President[Read More…]

America’s Original GI Town, 2nd edition

America’s Original GI Town, Signed Copies For Sale at 1950s Park Forest House Museum. Saturday November 13,  America’s Original GI Town  Author, Gregory Randall returned with an updated edition of his now-classic book.  Signed copies of the book are for sale at the 1950s Park Forest House Museum, 141 Forest[Read More…]

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