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WALTER WILDMAN drove an American Red Cross ambulance in France during World War I. He was a Quaker. Quakers are to wars what trees are to loggers. They stand in…
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by Bill McLean •
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WALTER WILDMAN drove an American Red Cross ambulance in France during World War I. He was a Quaker. Quakers are to wars what trees are to loggers. They stand in…
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by Tricia Despres •
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THEY HAD WAITED for what seemed forever and a day for that trip. After a number of grueling months in which the plans of Lake Forest Troop 48 were completely…
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by Bill McLean •
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PAIGE NEWHOUSE WAS CONFUSED. She also felt tired after sleeping for 16 to 17 hours, when she should have felt wide awake. Ten years ago, after returning home to Lake…
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by Wendy Franzen •
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THOSE WHO TAKE their cocktails seriously agree that James Bond was on the wrong side of the glass: martinis should be stirred, not shaken. When shaken, a martini can become…
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A LOW-PROFILE TERRACOTTA pot bursting with blooms brings warmth and softness to the Thanksgiving table. Here, the classic autumn palette of yellow and orange takes a turn for the brighter…
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SWEET, TART, EARTHY AND RICH, this beautiful celebratory Persian dish originated thousands of years ago in the Iranian province of Gilan on the Caspian Sea. Today you will often see…
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by Rochelle Newman Rubinoff •
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AS FALL SLOWLY FADES into winter, adding layers of warmth to our bodies is not the only change we need—an update to our skincare is imperative. Transitioning to a nourishing,…
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by Tricia Despres •
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HAVING GROWN UP IN Washington, D.C., Caroline Older enjoyed access to great arts institutions that the Smithsonian ensured were free and available to everyone. She was a frequent visitor to…
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by Monica Kass Rogers •
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Sunlight streams through the broad windows of Carmela Heintzelman’s Lake Bluff design studio, Fiore Press Letterpress. Inside, Heintzelman leans over a composing stone, the perfectly smooth surface where she levels…
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by Rochelle Newman Rubinoff •
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TUCKED AWAY in a wooded, southwest corner of Lake Forest, down a picturesque country-like road, and set on an immaculately landscaped campus, sits one of Lake Forest’s best kept secrets:…
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