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Celebrating Veterans and Honoring Their Sacrifices

ON NOVEMBER 11th we celebrate Veterans Day, but oftentimes those that serve our country battle mental illness long after their days of battle are over. IV Solution and Ketamine Centers recognizes our esteemed veterans and is honored to be able to assist them when it comes to their mental health with intravenous ketamine treatments that

Trading Places

At first glance, soybeans and real estate may not seem to have that much in common. But in the hands of someone truly gifted at moving both of those commodities, it turns out they have quite a few similarities. At least that has been the experience of one of the North Shore’s top realtors, Mary

A Firm Foundation

Integrity. It’s a word that is often thrown around in this day and age, but it’s also a word that DeSitter Flooring has built its 100-year success story on. And yes, integrity has allowed this beloved business to not only survive the ongoing pandemic slowdown but thrive. Indeed, it was just one year ago that

Love the Skin You’re In

AS FALL SLOWLY FADES into winter, adding layers of warmth to our bodies is not the only change we need—an update to our skincare is imperative. Transitioning to a nourishing, restorative cold-weather routine should be top of mind. “It’s so important to practice self-care,” says Melanie Hart Narbutis, director of beauty at neapolitan collection, “and

Corps Values

It’d be easy to start a full-page magazine piece about retired Marine Corps aviator Jim King with vivid descriptions of one of his 215 Vietnam War missions from 1969 to 1970. It’s November, after all, the month featuring Veterans Day. But Jim King, the topic, is No. 101 on King’s List of 100 Favorite Topics.

Making the Grade

When William Yates’ grades slipped his freshman year at Kenwood Academy in Chicago, his parents made him quit basketball. Yates’ grades rocketed after the subtraction of the extracurricular activity. And, his immediate reaction to the abrupt benching by Mom and Dad? “Relief,” says Yates, now the Northwestern University-educated Dr. William Yates, who transitioned seamlessly from

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