Pursuit Of Purpose
The world was crying in the wake of George Floyd’s death earlier this month. So the Rev. Wayne A. Gary came up with a plan to stem the sorrow at…
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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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West Sider’s Story
William Barnard William Barnard was in Houston when he called his then-fiancée, Nadia, in Naperville. Excessive excitement nearly throttled his vocal cords after he’d heard “Hello.” Barnard—an Adidas field agent…
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Crafting for a Cause
The Auxiliary of NorthShore University HealthSystem celebrated the 35th anniversary of its signature fundraiser the American Craft Exhibition (ACE) by raising more than $570,000 during this year’s event. This amount,…
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It Takes a Community
The Glencoe Chamber of Commerce recently held its inaugural luncheon to honor outstanding leaders in various capacities in Glencoe. Community Bank, Glencoe Branch, and contributing sponsors were Jeff Mazur, State…
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Fabulous Finds
Trends come and go but the quest for high quality fashions, antiques, and one-of-a-kind finds never goes out of style. Next Saturday, October 5, North Shore United Methodist Church will…
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Sunday Breakfast: Tim Ubben
For those familiar with the Posse Foundation, Tim Ubben of Glencoe is a man who needs no introduction. It is through his enthusiastic leadership, tireless volunteerism, and a joint gift…
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Sunday Breakfast: Wendy Serrino
A vacationing Wendy Serrino answers the phone call in Park City, Utah. The Glencoe resident had just completed a morning hike with the family dog, Zoe, in late July. The…
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Heart, health, Hansen drive FSG mission
All eyes were on a 23-year-old Bill Hansen, a first-year teacher on his first day of a summer Head Start program circa 1980.The wide orbs belonged to the preschool children…
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Fun & Names
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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