Bourbonnais

[boor-boh-ney, ber-boh-nis]

noun

1. a town in NE Illinois.

Example Sentences

In Bourbonnais/Kankakee, two towns so near each other in Illinois that they’re basically the same place, Jaenicke’s is all that’s left of my home now that the majority of my core family has passed on.

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The last time I ate at Jaenicke’s, it was at this newer Bourbonnais location, which opened in 1987, and while sitting at one of their picnic tables out front feasting on my usual order of a Red Hot with fries and a chocolate shake, It felt likely that I’d never be back again.

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On May 31, 2018, myself and other members of my family flew in to Illinois from a variety of coasts to convene in Bourbonnais for my gramma’s funeral.

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Their feedback led to him to selecting Shelton and fellow Canadian defender Jaime Bourbonnais.

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In Bourbonnais/Kankakee, two towns so near each other in Illinois that they're basically the same place, Jaenicke's is all that's left of my home now that the majority of my core family has passed on.

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