Mary Jo McMillin knew she wanted to work in a commercial kitchen. She wrote letters to professionals in the industry, hoping the words would sing her passion for cooking and thereby move each reader.
The year was 1984.
One wrote…
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Mary Jo McMillin knew she wanted to work in a commercial kitchen. She wrote letters to professionals in the industry, hoping the words would sing her passion for cooking and…
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North Shore old-timers often wax nostalgic about hanging out at soda fountains, dime stores and penny arcades. They had such options in the golden age of small town retail, well…
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When Lake Forest Preservation Foundation (LFPF) held its annual house and garden tour last year, the focus was on architect Howard Van Doren Shaw and his enduring impact on our…
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In Hebrew, selah is defined as the act of pausing, resting or reflecting. Put it together with the word “freedom” and it becomes even more powerful — particularly when it…
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Audiences won’t know what to expect when Colin Mochrie and Brad Sherwood bring their “Scared Scriptless” tour to the Genesee Theatre in Waukegan on Sept. 13. That’s OK. The stars…
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Bakers Liz and Michael Bearwald got engaged more than 27 years ago. They needed dough. Not the edible kind; the green kind. Currency.
So they made lots and lots of…
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An uncle of Lake Forest sisters Sofia Perez Westmeyer and Astrid Perez Piccolo had to climb onto his roof in Puerto Rico last year — to make a phone call….
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For Elizabeth Borland Blodgett of Lake Forest, being a part of the Woman’s Board of Northwestern Memorial Hospital (NMH) is all about continuing a family legacy and honoring cherished childhood…
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Wednesday is the 4th of July, the day we honor hard-won freedom, sacrifice, and courage by hosting one of the most amazing parades on the North Shore. The Lake Bluff 4th of July Committee is excited to welcome all to…
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As a high school student growing up in Central California, we had a class trip to Disneyland each year. In our freshman year my buddies and I spent hours running around the Magic Kingdom, trying to squeeze in all the…
The North Shore Weekend & More
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Forest & Bluff Magazine, September 2018
Evanston Magazine, August/September 2018
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Sports
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There’s football player Rylie Mills, and there’s polite teenager Rylie Mills.
Both were on display September 7, when Mills, a junior defensive tackle/defensive end, and his Lake Forest High School… -
Highland Park High School’s new head football coach, David Lindquist, stands 6-foot-3 and weighs a sturdy 250 pounds, or 43 pounds lighter than his playing weight as a starting defensive…
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Jennifer — the fourth Berardi at HPHS — follows in her sisters’ spike steps, aces golf tests
Jennifer Berardi, a sixth-grader at the time, pulls out a five-iron from her…
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Carolyn Grevers’ white lab coat still hangs in a closet in her Evanston home. She last wore it, as a scientist, in 2004, maybe in 2005, while conducting research at…
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Loyola Academy football fans eager to catch senior wideout’s Act II on varsity
The double burger at Culver’s tasted great, hit the spot. Loyola Academy senior-to-be and Glenview resident Rory…
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Barcelona’s “Michigan Avenue” is Passeig de Gràcia. Ask Claudia Miller all about it, the one who compared it to Chicago’s Magnificent Mile. The North Shore Country Day School sophomore-to-be and…
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Taite Ryan settles on 35 for the number of headbands she owns. A teammate of the New Trier senior volleyball player had guessed 45, while walking past Ryan with several…
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Jack Selati’s Summer of 2018 continues to unfold as planned.
The Lake Forest Academy senior-to-be and Winnetka resident still plays sanctioned tennis tournaments, just not as many as he did…
