THIS AUTUMN, BACK-TO-SCHOOL will take on a whole new meaning. The COVID-19 pandemic sent students home months earlier than usual last March, ushering in e-learning and a less structured learning…
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Capturing the Community
Become part of the permanent collection at The History Center of Lake Forest-Lake Bluff. The History Center’s staff is seeking submissions for its inaugural photo contest— and it is open…
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On My Desk
We all have stories of how our lives abruptly changed as a result of the pandemic. For me, I went from greeting my students at my classroom door to logging…
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Shrimp Ceviche
Chef John des Rosiers, the mastermind proprietor behind Inovasi, The Otherdoor, and Highwood’s Salt Creek Tacos, and upcoming concepts jdR Wine & Beer, Caché, Bonk, Everett Farms, and Station No….
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The Art of Training Plants
Making a garden more than just a collection of plants requires many facets of detailing one’s outdoor space. Training plants into unique forms and patterns is a great way to personalize…
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Ketamine in the Time of COVID-19
Per the position of the American Society of Ketamine Physicians (ASKP), ketamine therapy has been declared an essential service during the COVID-19 pandemic, and rightfully so. According to a piece…
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The Buzz: July 2020
DESIGN ENTHUSIASTS REJOICE The Lake Forest Infant Welfare Showhouse will open its doors to the public on Monday, July 13th. The Showhouse & Gardens is a biennial event and is…
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Talk of the Town: July 2020
We posed the Insta-question to you, Dear Readers: Sunshine and climbing temperatures must mean it’s grilling season! What is your can’t-miss summer dish? Share in the comments for a chance…
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On My Desk: Nat Caputo
Award-winning cheese manufacturer Nat Caputo has spent his life devoted to the Italian food importing business his parents founded more than 40 years ago. Here he shares the story behind…
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Living in the Midwestern Garden
Isn’t it funny? Today, what we think of a garden in the suburbs is vastly different from what folks think of a garden in more rural parts of the Midwest. The…
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