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Bone Health, Osteoporosis, and Osteopenia

As we all age through life, our bodies evolve and change. One aspect is our bone health, its steady deterioration, complications from reduced bone health, and the treatments currently available. Osteopenia is considered the beginning of bone density loss. When osteopenia worsens to a measurable point, it changes to osteoporosis. Our bones are the densest

Knights in Shining Armor

Chris Webb likes to say Webb Financial Group builds moats. Insurance policies are about protecting assets, and his insurance company operates with that principle in mind. The company’s logo includes an image of a knight in shining armor. “We’re your partners in protection,” Webb says. “Whether it’s your income, your home, or your car, we

Enduring Elegance

THE VERY BEST BASIC to invest in this fall is a timeless, go-with-everything overcoat. This classic double face cashmere coat by luxury American sportswear designer Adam Lippes ticks all the sleek, chic boxes. Crafted from sumptuous zibelline cashmere with patch pockets, a slender collar, and room to layer, Lippes’ elegant yet unfussy staple is the

Edith on the North Shore

In the summer of 1913, Lake Forest was hopping. At Villa Turicum—the McCormick mansion north of Fort Sheridan— Harold Fowler McCormick was hosting flying parties. Visitors donned cork jackets over their bathing suits and up they went in the Edith, one of the nation’s only aeroboats. Named after McCormick’s wife, oil tycoon John D. Rockefeller’s

The Force is with Him

The wide eyes of the forever-fifth-grader in Dr. Ken Hyllberg never blink. Neither do the array of items depicting characters from his favorite movie franchise, Star Wars, that adorn his office— the Principal’s office—at Arnett C. Lines Elementary School in Barrington. “I will be 50 in December, although I feel and look much older,” says

Edith and the Zoo

In the summer of 1913, Chicago was hopping. At Villa Turicum— the McCormick mansion north of Fort Sheridan on the North Shore—Harold Fowler McCormick was hosting flying parties. Visitors donned cork jackets over their bathing suits and up they went in the Edith, one of the nation’s only aeroboats. Named after McCormick’s wife, oil tycoon

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