Jazz & Jokes
Lake Forest has always been a city of philanthropic-minded citizens, those who give of their time, talent, and resources to make life better for those in need. And it was…
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Lake Forest & Lake Bluff
Spencer on Fire
Jeffrey Werner needed a running buddy. The Lake Forest resident was about to train for a Chicago triathlon about five years ago when he decided having company for jogs would…
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The Midas Touch
John R. Moore (Ron to most everyone) died on his 84th birthday in Lake Forest on July 12, with family by his side. As former President and CEO of Midas…
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Estate Era
In 1890, Lake Forest had roads so muddy that horses “were continually in a lather from struggling through mire, often six inches deep,” wrote Edward Arpee about the history of…
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Icons Chatter
Remember “The Ryne Sandberg Game” at Wrigley Field in 1984? A 59-year-old Lake Bluff resident certainly does, and there’s a good chance he’ll revisit it September 12 for an audience…
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Sweet Tells Bitter Tale
A book and Nancy Sweet were never far apart. Her husband, Phil Sweet, read three newspapers every day. Their son David, during his formative years in Lake Forest, often welcomed…
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Centennial Celebration
Put your books away and your party hats on and get ready to celebrate Lake Bluff Library’s 100th birthday. The library is teaming up with Lake Bluff Brewing Company for…
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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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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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