“On the West Coast, there’s a juice bar on every corner,” explains Whitney Fitzgerald, founder of TrueJuice, the Shore’s go-to destination for a brightly colored, well-balanced diet. “I couldn’t bring…
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Destination Design
With over 75 exhibitors from across the globe, the Chicago Antiques + Art + Design Show is this spring’s most glamorous destination for all things interior. Spanning May 17-19, expect…
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Sweet Success
London-born dancer Thomas Forster shares that it was his mother who initially guided him toward ballet at 8 years old, though he quickly fell in love with the art form,…
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Forming The Future
“It’s been a labor of love serving an organization with such a noble purpose,” explains Tim Ubben, philanthropist and founder of Lincoln Capital Management, describing his work with Posse Foundation,…
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Fresh Perspective
Speaking with Betsy and Scott Epton is like talking with old friends. In conversation, it quickly becomes clear that they love what they do, taking pride in the process and…
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Testing the Waters
Marcia Cleveland has always been a swimmer. Growing up, throughout high school and all four years of college, you could find her in the water. In her early twenties, she…
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Childhood Champions
Receiving his initial diagnosis in June of 2009, by November his seizures had escalated to several per day: “By Thanksgiving, he had stopped talking and was losing bodily functions. We…
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North Shore Nautical
For homeowners Molly and Mike Foster, it wasn’t a new app or extensive online search that led them to interior designer Jeannie Balsam. It was something with a bit more…
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Spring On The Stage
Love. Loyalty. Respect. A Bronx Tale, open for a limited engagement this month, tackles these universal themes with 1960s style, all to an original doo-wop score. The list of luminaries…
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A Decade Of Remembrance
Born in Klucharky, Czechoslovakia, Fritzie Fritzshall, was deported by train alongside her family to Auschwitz–Birkenau extermination camp upon the fall of her small village to Nazi soldiers. She was only…
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