Twenty years after the loss of legendary fashion designer Gianni Versace, destiny seemed to step in to create the perfect scenario for our annual fall fashion shoot. In collaborating with…
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It’s A Shoe Thing
Step out for a good cause themed around wine, women, and shoes—what could be better than that? After a successful first annual event last year, which raised $165,000, the second…
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Country Vs Town: Jill Chmielewski
Jill Chmielewski lives in Clarendon Hills with her husband of 20-plus years and her four teenage children. As a registered nurse and women’s health coach, she has a deep passion for…
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Raising The Barre
Hinsdale Dance Academy founder Jennifer Grapes was always destined to find her passion in the arts. As a little girl, she wanted to play the piano. Thinking that purchasing a…
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A Royal Invitation
Harry met Meghan. A romance ensued. They fell in love and they wed. If you are like most of us, you still can’t get enough of their story, the pictures, and…
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Country Vs Town: Claudine Schramko
Born in Beirut of Lebanese and French decent, Claudine Schramko says she feels privileged to call the north side of Hinsdale home. Scheramko has lived and raised her family here…
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Top Tourney
You don’t need to tell Hinsdale area residents that the Chicago area has some of the best golf courses in the nation. Many of them are right here in our…
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Big Sky
Meriwether Lewis and William Clark stumbled onto something when they entered what is now called Montana on April 27, 1805. Yes, the very same Lewis and Clark who led the…
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A Time To Pause
They say that things happen for a reason, but for Christine Trainer, the move to Hinsdale from metro New York was a sheer leap of faith. Her life until that…
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An Affair To Remember
Got Milk? It’s been nearly 25 years since the now-famous and memorable ad campaign promoted the consumption of more milk. But as early as 1908, The Chicago Milk Commission established…
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