Mitch Hurst

Pivot Pros

Like the rest of the Chicago suburbs, the real estate market in Hinsdale and its surrounding communities has heated up the past two years as people have sought more space to set up home offices and make home life more comfortable. With 32 years of experience in the market, Mike McCurry and his team have

Cattails and Cocktails

THE ASSOCIATE BOARD of the Lake Forest Open Lands Association (LFOLA) will host its annual spring outdoor fundraiser, Cattails & Cocktails, on May 14 at the Mellody Farm Nature Preserve in Lake Forest. The Shakespeare-inspired event draws its theme from “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” and will feature live music, an open bar, a wine tasting, and

Personal Vision

Glimpse Vision was born in Hinsdale five years ago out of its founders’ desire to provide personal service and hand-selected frame options. Coming from an industry that had gone through consolidation, they wanted to start and grow a company based on building relationships with clients. “Our business has always been focused on client-first and being

Early Childhood Excellence

Over the last two decades, studies have shown that kids who receive a Pre-K education have a leg up when they move along in their education experience. The programs also show a benefit to society, as kids aren’t just learning but becoming socialized and understanding how to interact in the larger world. Since 1888, Lake

Preservation Progress

THE MISSION OF Lake Forest Open Lands Association (LFOLA) is to acquire, restore, and preserve natural landscapes in our local community to ensure that all people have a connection to, and appreciation of, nature and the open spaces found right where we live. That mission was enhanced recently with the acquisition of a 102-acre natural

Cold Comfort

A WEEK AFTER Thanksgiving in 2020, Scott Carter was in an emotional rut and having a hard time picking himself up. While chatting with his friend, Rich Hill, and describing his state of mind, Hill suggested Carter should head down to Rogers Park, where Hill lived, some morning soon at 5:30 a.m. And that he

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