Kemmie Ryan

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DAN JANOWICK could not have been more excited to be named the Executive Director of The Community House in February, after working at the nonprofit for 15 years. Being only the fifth person to hold the role in the organization’s almost 80-year history, Janowick certainly stepped into a big role. Perhaps most well-known for its

The Buzz: April 2020

BRIGHT LIGHTS, SECOND CITY To those native Chicagoans who dismiss the Riverwalk as a tourist destination, or take their daily background scenery for granted, take heed. Art on theMART is certain to capture your attention. The largest digital art projection in the world is back, casting its brilliant displays across theMART’s 2-and-a-half acre façade (for

The Buzz: April 2020

Green Thumb On 25 acres in Washington, D.C. sits the garden paradise envisioned by Marjorie Merriweather Post after purchasing the Arbremont estate in 1955. Working with prominent landscape architects, Post set about mapping out the estate grounds using a diverse array of trees, shrubs, and plants. When Post, an art collector, businesswoman, social figure, and

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Sheridan Road delivers the season’s inspired looks—worn by you— as seen on the North Shore.

Pillars Community Health Ball

More than 300 guests joined co-chairs Paula Horvath and Becky Spratford at Drury Lane in Oakbrook Terrace to raise funds for Pillars Community Health in February. Attendees raised $242,000 during the evening for the 99-year-old nonprofit’s health and social services programs in the western and southwestern suburbs of Chicago. Pillars Community Health also debuted an

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