Debbie Lee

Seven Faces, One Mission

2020 marks the 31st Art of Caring, Catholic Charities’ signature annual event. The benefit, to be held on Saturday, April 25 at the historic Deer Path Inn, will feature an evening Mass, dinner, and live entertainment—all with the goal of raising funds for Lake County’s largest human services agency. This year includes a record seven

One Last Thing

Leslie Goddard is a historian, actor, lecturer, and author who has been portraying famous women in history for more than fifteen years. Her solo performances have been seen by audiences in 16 states, and she has presented at museums, public libraries, community and professional organizations, college and universities, and Chautuaqua festivals. Her repertoire of historical

One Last Thing

In an age where self-curated playlists are the norm, why not spend a little time surrendering your ears to someone else’s tastes? On Monday nights from 5 to 7 p.m., Yvonne Dollheart hosts The Yvonne Hours on 88.9 WMXM—the independent radio station at Lake Forest College. Dollheart, 21, is currently a senior majoring in psychology

Katie Isadore is a Washington, D.C. native who moved to Hinsdale with her husband Mike and their two daughters, Brooklyn and Reagan

Prior to this, she spent almost a decade living in Chicago. As the area vice president of a Fortune 40 technology company, Isadore is responsible for more than $1 billion in revenues across the Midwest. She merges her commitments to career and motherhood by participating in various female-friendly initiatives: Isadore founded and was President of

With MakerGirl, Clarendon Hills’ Julia Haried inspires young girls to overcome obstacles

Growing up in Clarendon Hills, Julia Haried was homeschooled through the eighth grade. Describing her younger self as having boundless energy—”I was ready for life,” she says—and always being up for anything, she was not exposed to the gender biases often found in traditional coed classrooms. Perhaps that’s one of the reasons she is unapologetically

Jessica Hutchison lives in the flint creek neighborhood of Barrington with her husband, Dan, and children

Her world was turned upside down in 2011 when she learned that her father had taken his own life. Newly out of graduate school then, she experienced the isolation that often follows a suicide loss as she worked to understand a world that no longer made sense. Now, as a licensed clinical professional counselor, Hutchison

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