The holiday season is upon us. With many events changing course this year, the Chicago Botanic Garden in Glencoe is bringing back its vibrant Lightscape event. Lightscape takes guests through…
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Batter Up
In 2017, the Provenzano family’s world was turned upside down when teenager Dylan, was diagnosed with Ewing Sarcoma—a rare type of cancer that appears in bones and the soft tissue…
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Kohl Kids Live
Kohl Children’s Museum re-opened on Saturday, July 25, with a new series of weekly programs after a months-long closure due to COVID-19. The new Kohl Kids Live programming will offer…
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And The Winners Are…
For 39 years, the Rotary Club of Wilmette has honored local students with academic scholarships. Nominations and selections come from college counselors who praise the chosen students for leadership, responsibility,…
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Local Defender
A few months ago, you may have never used the words “personal protective equipment” or PPE. But in the wake of a global pandemic and related local mandates for PPE…
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Go Courtside
What is Michael Jordan really like? If this question has ever crossed your mind, you’re in luck. Dr. Michael S. Lewis, an orthopedic surgeon at Illinois Bone and Joint Institute…
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Glorious Gardens
The past few months have been incredibly stressful for most; luckily the Chicago Botanic Garden (CBG) in Glencoe, in partnership with NorthShore University HealthSystem, is working to bring peace and…
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Meaningful Disscussions
Although the Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center (ILHMEC) in Skokie remains closed, its mission to “Remember the Past, Transform the Future,” is still being carried out daily through virtual…
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Twice As Nice
Imagine facing this month’s period without adequate funds to buy the necessary personal hygiene supplies. For one in four menstruating women, this is reality. But a Lake County-based nonprofit already…
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Moving Forward
May showers bring … dining al fresco? That’s not exactly how the saying goes, but it could become the “new normal,” at least for now. On the heels of Memorial…
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