Riding High
Growing up with parents who’d both won and judged the iconic Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, one would think horse trainer and professional rider Meagan Murray-Tenuta would have a soft…
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Growing up with parents who’d both won and judged the iconic Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, one would think horse trainer and professional rider Meagan Murray-Tenuta would have a soft…
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The 23-year-old Wall Street analyst sits across from a man at a table in a settlement house in New York, circa 1984. The analyst is a Yale University graduate and…
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It was the New York City’s Central Park Board of Commissioners that started the whole hullaballoo. Their gift of two pairs of swans to Chicago’s Lincoln Park’s Commissioners 150 years…
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Highland Park author Francie Arenson Dickman has been using her own life as material in her work. Her goal is always relatability and laughter—whether through her personal essays, her performances,…
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What drew you to Lake Forest Country Day School? Where to begin? Lake Forest Country Day School (LFCDS) is known to be among the very best independent elementary schools in…
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Glencoe native Emily Ferber, editorial director of Glossier and its blog Into the Gloss, wouldn’t describe herself as a beauty lover but, to be fair, when she started with Into…
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“Her art developed out of how she lived her life,” explains Anne Loucks, owner of the eponymous Glencoe gallery known for its thoughtfully curated collection of contemporary art, about artist…
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Galerie Fledermaus Director Jerry Suqi will be exhibiting fine art at the Antiques + Modernism Show on November 2 through 4 at the Winnetka Community House. The event is organized…
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There’s always been something charming about the small wooden alcoves that chef Michael Paulsen has carved into the dining room at Abigail’s American Bistro in Highland Park. They’re still lifes…
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We ventured off to Peru—a little treasure box of a country containing the most precious of gems—Machu Picchu, vast desserts, gorgeous coastlines, and quaint mountaintop towns. Machu Picchu may be…
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