Those Who Can, Teach
Since its inception in 1960, The Art Center Highland Park (TACHP) has enriched the lives of countless North Shore residents through its visual arts classes and workshops. But for all…
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Glenkirk’s 22nd Annual Benefit Bash
Glenkirk and Highland Park’s Eileen Bennin hosted its signature fundraiser at Ravinia Green Country Club this fall. The event, which is in its 22nd year, is the group’s largest fundraiser…
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Sunday Breakfast: Don Meyer
Don Meyer’s phone rang. The Lake Forest College music professor was an exhausted, overwhelmed first-year graduate student at the UC Davis, when he picked up the receiver in the Era…
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Breaking Down Barriers
When Dr. Steven Bloch was a college student, a bout with acute appendicitis inadvertently changed his life. “I was not the best patient,” says Dr. Bloch, founder of Body by…
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Sunday Salon: Bob Hercules
The Art Center Highland Park’s (TACHP) new Sunday Salon series is already picking up a devoted audience and next month, it continues with a Peabody Award-winning filmmaker. Bob Hercules, documentary…
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Three-man advantage
Sam Shachtman was driving two of his Highland Park High School hockey teammates to a tournament in Darien when he saw nothing but the flashing lights of a police car…
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A Medical Gem
On the joyous day Priscilla Lang gave birth to her son, Apollo, in Evanston Hospital in late April, she implored the medical personnel to discharge her—STAT. Or, at the least,…
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The Breakfast Club
Members of The North Shore Breakfast Club, a women’s networking/resource group that meets in Highland Park, is hosting its annual “We Support Women” fundraising event next week to benefit Cycle…
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Grid Grads Guide Giants
David Lindquist looks to his left at football practice. Looks to his right. Highland Park High School’s second-year varsity football coach sees HPHS alumni. Everywhere. There’s Jimmy Knotek, the Giants’…
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Sunday Breakfast: Gerry Field
Late at night,when he attended Lane Technical High School in Chicago, Gerry Field would occasionally pick up his violin and slip out of his house. He wanted to practice without…
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