Just days before the ribbon cutting ceremony at the new Gurnee home for her Loverly Cottage boutique, Juliet Abeille is a blur of happy motion. “This will be the main room for the gift shop,” she gestures to the left,…
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Oleksyi Vyshyvanyuk knows exactly what to say when a teacher looks at his surname on the first day of classes and stammers while attempting to pronounce it during roll call….
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Just days before the ribbon cutting ceremony at the new Gurnee home for her Loverly Cottage boutique, Juliet Abeille is a blur of happy motion. “This will be the main…
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Sometimes, the less you know about the inner workings of a hotel restaurant the better. Over the years, I’ve peppered hotel servers with questions about the provenance of some of…
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By the time the Louis Gillson family moved into the Colonial Revival house in east Wilmette that they would occupy for many years, they were already established as one of…
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Former Chicago Bears cornerback Charles “Peanut” Tillman plans to row, row, row his boat this summer. But he won’t do it gently, and he won’t navigate down a stream.
Tillman,…
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A golf ball resting in a favorable position on a golf course is deemed a good lie.
Jamie Fischer could relate to the ball. She sat near driving ranges and…
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“I have a wonderful story about a dead body in an ice house.”
How’s that for an icebreaker? Elizabeth “Liza” Yntema of Winnetka has several such compelling stories to share,…
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In celebration of spring and all this magical season inspires, Craig Bergmann Landscape Design is throwing its second annual tent event this weekend in nearby Wadsworth. Featuring an amazing collection…
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The Woman’s Board of Northwestern Memorial Hospital co-chairs are excited to be kicking off the third annual Chicago Antiques + Art + Design Show this month. Held on Thursday, May…
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Oleksyi Vyshyvanyuk knows exactly what to say when a teacher looks at his surname on the first day of classes and stammers while attempting to pronounce it during roll call….
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A golf ball resting in a favorable position on a golf course is deemed a good lie.
Jamie Fischer could relate to the ball. She sat near driving ranges and…
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Colin Heath’s holiday gift to his grandmother Mary last winter did not need to be wrapped.
A card from the New Trier High School junior volleyball player did not accompany…
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One of the sharpest shooters in men’s basketball history at the University of Chicago helped an organization deter a different kind of shooter two summers ago.
Noah Karras—a University of…
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MaryGrace King had just won a 25-yard back- stroke race when she started to sprint toward her orange beach towel. Mom Sandi was holding it for her six-year-old daughter.
Mom…
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Could you blame Jack Howard’s club volleyball teammates for their disruptive behavior in a theater during a musical last fall?
The Vernon Hills-based Adversity Adidas 18 spikers had clustered themselves…
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A man named Lake Speed raced stock cars for a living.
Gene Tenace (rhymes with “tennis”) played baseball for four Major League Baseball teams from 1969-1983, and Pete Rose (not…
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Ilya Mondrowski had to pick a famous person and sketch him or her. That was the assignment last year for his art class at Edgewood Middle School in Highland Park….
