Bill McLean

Stephanie Knight served as the primary organizer of the T-Rex Sue unveiling at the Field Museum in 2000. Sue—who was named after explorer and fossil collector Sue Hendrickson, not by a mama and papa dinosaur—was hatched 67 million years ago, give or take a few centuries. The focal point of the event for which Knight

Golf, tennis, pickleball. For many, it takes a while to become at least adequate in two of those three sports. Not so with pickleball, claims Highland Park resident Ron Saslow, who struck his first pickleball shot in the spring of 2020, when most of the world welcomed any kind of diversion from COVID-19. Locked up

It was around this time seven years ago when Glenview resident and jazz pianist Ben Lewis had just finished cleaning the gutters at home. But the ladder that helped him start the chore would not help him return to terra firma. Gravity aided and abetted Lewis’s frightening descent. “I remember attempting to climb down from

Fresh out of college at age 22, Bruce Boyd lived and work in Spain for six months. “I made great friends in that country,” he recalls. He also made office partitions as a factory worker in that country. Now 66 years old and a longtime resident of Highland Park, Boyd—an ex-lawyer like his wife, Beth—would