
A few weeks ago, Lily Brasch became just the second person with muscular dystrophy (MD) to appear on the runway during New York Fashion Week, and the first to do so unassisted by a wheelchair or scooter. Brasch represented fashion…
A few weeks ago, Lily Brasch became just the second person with muscular dystrophy (MD) to appear on the runway during New York Fashion Week, and the first to do so unassisted by a wheelchair or scooter. Brasch represented fashion…
Carey Cooper’s tenure as a lawyer in Chicago lasted a little longer than a typical pretrial conference.
“I loved the people and the city,” Cooper, of Highland Park, recalls. “But…
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If you’re a sportscar aficionado who’s always wanted to own a piece of pop culture history, you’ve got until Tuesday, March 14, to put in your bid for…
AMY OBERHOLTZER is passionate about supporting our children’s mental health and giving parents a soft place to land when their kids are struggling. She knows first-hand how hard it can…
The movies just can’t get it right about the Bronte sisters. The family of a strict, disciplinary, widowed Anglican vicar with a wild, uncontrollable son and a trio of repressed…
Elizabeth Flatt has her one-way staredown with synchronized skating judges down pat.
But the Winnetka resident and Sacred Heart School seventh grader isn’t a meanie. Far from one.
The fun-loving…
Luxury Glasshouse and Greenhouse manufacturer Hartley Botanic is the authority on the world’s most desirable Glasshouses. When it comes to craftsmanship and structural integrity, a Hartley Botanic Glasshouse is the…
Last May, Chad Kramer was at a dinner at Miramar in Highwood and a friend asked if he’d ever heard of the luxury shoe brand, Del Toro. A self-admitted fashion…
Nothing warmed Michael Zimmerman’s heart more than the time he spent watching the Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field with his father, Norman.
His best friend was his dad.
His role…
After a two-year hiatus, the Antiques + Modernism Winnetka Show (A+M) returned to Winnetka’s Community House and celebrated 50 years. The event, co-chaired by Elyse Hahner and Kim Ronan, began…
Elizabeth Flatt has her one-way staredown with synchronized skating judges down pat.
But the Winnetka resident and Sacred Heart School seventh grader isn’t a meanie. Far from one.
The fun-loving…
On most days, if you stand on one side of Lake Michigan you can see the other. “It would be a fun adventure to take a boat across,” some might…
Lacrosse, fencing, crew. All fine sports. But for most fans, they don’t hold a candle to baseball, football, and basketball. Yet, in what you could only call a counterintuitive move,…
Back in the Mac Gym for the first time since 2020, North Shore Country Day’s Annual Dunk Alzheimer’s Basketball Bash on Jan. 21 brought in more than $10,000 to support…
Three-time UCLA men’s basketball champion Larry Farmer sits in a conference room at his new employer—Woodlands Academy of the Sacred Heart in Lake Forest—and recalls the moment he turned down…
Lake Forest Sailing has a strong record of representation at the singlehanded High School Sailing Nationals (Cressy Trophy), and this year they made history.
The 2022 competition was held in…
A North Shore youth team featuring a bevy of multisport athletes achieved a singular feat in the sport of feet—soccer—in North Carolina this summer.
FC-1 Academy’s 14U girls club, which…
The Chicago Bears and a Glencoe woman have something wonderful in common.
Both care about the Highland Park community as it heals in the aftermath of the mass shooting at…
Had Tom Gullen not attended Winnetka Hockey Club’s inaugural WarriorFest in late August, it would have been akin to Lollapalooza without music.
Or an auto show without autos.
The 63-year-old…
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