When David Belmonte was promoted to Chief of Police in Lake Bluff earlier this year, residents felt a little bit safer knowing that someone who had been watching over them for nearly 25 years was taking the reins of the department.
The Lake Forest Woman’s Club has put the “fun” back in fundraising.
If you look up the definition of the word “mother” in the dictionary, chances are good that you’ll find a picture of Lake Forest’s Margaret Hartman.
A lifelong passion for the environment has led Lake Forest’s Kate Sackman to help others make a similar connection, one simple funny nugget at a time.
Lake Forest’s Denise Murphy is the married mother of five children, Varsity Tennis coach at Lake Forest High School, and an active member of the community—a true woman who does it all.
With more than 30 years at the helm of Samlesbury Hall, Lake Forest’s Mary Southworth can’t imagine herself anywhere else.
There’s nothing like the depths of winter to make you crave a pop of color. Luckily Lake Bluff’s Michelle Hans, owner of MichelleRenée Designs (michellereneeshop.com), has just the solution to combat the weather blahs.
With visions of debutantes dancing in their heads, Mary Swift and Deborah Lanigan share their passion for preserving this tradition for today’s young women.
There are few kinder people in this world than Lake Forest’s Katie Ford. With an ever-present smile and joyful wave, Katie is the living example of the perfect Valentine. Here are the five things that Katie can’t live without.
With another successful Local Legends event in the books, Janice Hack talks about the future of the Lake Forest-Lake Bluff Historical Society.
