Ann Marie Scheidler

CAMP LFOLA

“AS WE WERE CLEANING UP last year’s Cattails & Cocktails, Tyler said to me ‘Hey Heidi, what do you think of Camp LFOLA? I think that would make a great theme for next year,’” recalls Heidi Clifton, who is co-chairing the upcoming Lake Forest Open Lands Association’s (LFOLA) Cattails & Cocktails with Tyler Lisenby. “Tyler

BUILDING A LIFE SHE LOVES

When Pinterest announced Bill Ready as its new chief executive officer in June 2022, Glencoe’s Wanji Walcott couldn’t wait to extend her congratulations. “When I called Bill, he said he had a crazy question for me . . .‘Would you work with me again?’” Walcott remembers. This question wasn’t crazy at all. Ready and Walcott

THE HOME ON SARA LANE

When Jake and Amelia Sullivan were looking for their first house, they had their hearts set on somewhere in Barrington. The duo grew up in a nearby suburb—just blocks away from one another—and hoped to purchase their own family home with the same neighborhood feel. They were looking for a house with character, but not

BACK TO NATURE

“We’ve basically become farmers now,” is a sentence James McGuire never thought he’d say about himself and partner Crystal Fritz. However, after buying a home in Highland Park three years ago and restoring their lawn with native plants—he, a communications consultant, and she, a personal assistant, have rolled up their sleeves and gotten their hands

WELLYHAUS BLOOMS

Kate Higgins and her husband set up a flower stand outside their Winnetka home during the pandemic and would stock it each morning with floral bouquets. “We thought it was so sad that people couldn’t be together, and this was a fun way to put some happiness in their days,” Higgins says. “I made these

SHAKIN’ & STIRRED

Sometimes it’s just good to mix things up and that’s exactly what the Women’s Board of Northwestern Medicine Lake Forest Hospital is doing for its spring fundraiser, Shakin’ & Stirred, on Saturday, April 27, at 28 Mile Distilling Co. in Highwood. “We’ve successfully hosted a formal gala as our spring fundraiser for many years,” explains

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