Renaissance Man: Michael Feinstein
Beginning with his professional association with Ira Gershwin more than 40 years ago and continuing through his 33-year recording career and his Emmy- nominated PBS series and related projects, musician…
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Features
Keepers Of Zac’s Zoo
Ellen Cohen was brushing her teeth one morning in 2005, when the Highland Park resident heard her son, Zac, crying in the next room. Zac, 7 years old and…
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Sunday Breakfast: Cilla Stoll
A few minutes into our conversation one summer morning in Lake Bluff ’s Scranton Alley, Forever Om owner Cilla Stoll demonstrated that she practices what she teaches. Breathe in, hold,…
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Family Ties and Wins
Laughter fills the air from an outside table at Buffo’s in Highwood. The highly contagious sounds—produced by six animated members of Fine Vintage, a women’s 14-inch softball team in a…
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By Their Side
One of the many ways the Friends of the Israel Defense Forces (FIDF) supports families who have suffered the loss of a loved one during military service is to host…
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Large As Life
We’ve all seen plein air artists at work, their easels pitched near lovely garden vistas, delicately painting miniature representations of the scenes at hand. But Lake Forest-based artist Sam Rosenthal…
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Future Irish gridder eyes golden opportunity
On one of the best days of his young life— March 19, 2019, when he found out the University of Notre Dame had accepted him for admission—Eddie Scheidler said good-bye…
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Sunday Breakfast: Pam Feinberg
It is 1970. It’s Pam Feinberg’s senior year at Nicolet High School, not far from Milwaukee. Audition details for the school musical “Bells Are Ringing” had been posted. Feinberg vies…
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All for Beauty
Austrian painter Gustav Klimt once said, “Even when I am being idle, I have plenty of food for thought both early and late—thoughts both about and not about art.” When…
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