Upcycling Goes Upscale
The concept of “trash to treasure” is hardly new but thanks to the launch of Brushwood Art Supply Exchange (BASE) at the Brushwood Center at Ryerson Woods, upcycling discarded items…
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Power of Positivity
Jeff Kuhn can make a compelling case that when he dies, the event will require the combined energy of the universe to pull it off. The several deadly encounters that…
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Post-er Boys
They walked toward an exit, in silence, in a hallway at Glenbrook North High School, their basketball season now history after only two playoff games. New Trier High School’s boy…
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Our Kind of Town
The Village of Glencoe is celebrating its 150-year anniversary this year, and what better way to kick off the festivities than with a musical tribute mixing old songs with fresh…
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A Bank Officer and a Gentleman
Mr. Philip W. K. Sweet Jr., former chairman of the board and chief executive officer of Northern Trust Corp., who was a longtime leader in civic affairs in Chicago, passed…
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State of Flow
As a life coach, Sofia Ansaldo encourages people to unlock new possibilities by changing the way they view the world. She practices what she preaches. The Argentinian native had been…
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Red Carpet
Lake Forest filmmaker and producer Diane Quon is one of the North Shore’s hometown heroes. We’ve written about her Academy Award-nominated documentary, Minding the Gap, in The North Shore Weekend…
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Why so serious?
Graham Ambrose was 3, maybe 4, when he joined his grandmother Catherine to see Ratatouille in a movie theater. He can’t remember a movie experience before then. His most vivid…
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‘Fractured Follies’ Tales’ sure …
North Shore youngsters of all ages and abilities have myriad opportunities to perform in amateur theatrical productions, whether it be through schools, community centers or acting studios. Those outlets, sadly,…
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