Catch The Fever
More than 30 years since the release of her debut album, jazz vocalist, songwriter, and Winnetka-native Ann Hampton Callaway shows no sign of slowing down. With well over a dozen…
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Need For Speed
Bryce Aron says it might sound cheesy, but his first words were, “I see car.” Those first words turned out to be prophetic. Aron began watching Formula 1 races on…
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Keefer Still A Keeper
Glenn Keefer’s stint as a commercial fisherman on a lobster boat some 52 years ago did not exactly go swimmingly. The vessel, skippered by a rookie captain, caught fire and…
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A Spirited Collaboration
Between the ages of 10 and 18, Jenny Solberg often climbed trees in her neighbors’ yards in the fall months and shook, shook, shook the limbs. The now 34-year-old Jenny…
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Spirit Elephant
The three-year anniversary for any restaurant at any time is a monumental achievement. But for those who came through the recent international health crisis, it’s an even bigger deal. Winnetka’s…
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Master Minds
There was a time when chess may have been considered a game of the past, relegated to the wise old intellectual or elite young protégé. But thanks to the popularity…
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Season Of Giving
The holiday season can be anything but bright for individuals and families who are struggling. Food pantries across the North Shore are ready to help. Here are just a few…
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For The Love Of Charlie
It’s something of a coincidence that both Rebecca Halpern and Charlie Trotter grew up on the North Shore—Halpern in Winnetka, and Trotter in Wilmette. While decades apart in age (Halpern…
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On The Ball
Christine Ebersole, two-time Tony Award-winning actor, singer, and Winnetka native, has returned with a new album—the personal and moving “After The Ball” (Club 44). The basis of the 10-track album,…
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