Ann Marie Scheidler

DOWN TO BUSINESS

Brandon Delfino and Chris McNelly met at Lake Forest High School and have been friends ever since. The two graduated from the University of Iowa a year apart. Delfino went into business for himself while McNelly worked for a freight brokerage company and learned the ins and outs of customer service. In 2015, they decided

WORKING OUT

If you were to run into Maddie Zonino last summer and tell her that in less than a year, she would have more than 30 people on a waitlist to get into one of her Toned Yoga classes, she may not have been that surprised. “My husband and I say that we’re the generation that

AN EYE ON THE FUTURE

When Eric Drey was in the fourth grade, he was given an assignment to say what he wanted to be when he grew up. “My mom recently showed me this paper and I said that I wanted to be an optometrist,” the now Dr. Drey, a Doctor of Optometry says. “I still can’t believe I

SUMMER BLOOMS

“Fall. That’s my favorite season,” says Crystal Lake’s Soil & Spade owner Heather Moister. “You know why? Because spring is a growing season. When we’re installing our pots in the spring, plants are still small and mostly green. But when we create our pots in the fall, our plants have had all summer to grow—all

A COMMUNITY FUND OF OUR OWN

“You know that adage ‘there are no new ideas?’” asks Lake Forester Bruce Grieve. “Well, I almost had one.” What Grieve is referring to is having a community fund in Lake Forest. While a community fund that collects money from local residents to support its city isn’t a new concept, having one in Lake Forest

READY FOR ADVENTURE

NEVER IN HER WILDEST DREAMS did California native, Heidi Lancaster, think that someday she would leave the sunny state she’d lived in her whole life to move across the country and make a life in Lake Forest. “One day Dave told me that he had a work opportunity in Chicago and asked what I would

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