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Turn of the Seasons

New items for the last of outdoor—and the beginning of indoor—entertaining.

On August 21 at the Deerpath Community Park in Lake Forest, the Chicago Junior American India Foundation board invited neighbors and friends to a fundraising event to provide high-school girls in India with digital access needed to support their education. The fun-filled event, called “Rung Mala,” included Indian food, games, activities like Rickshaw races, a

Comic Confidential

Did you hear? Jim Gaffigan—THE Jim Gaffigan—plans to grace Barrington again with his hilariousness in late September. Country heard the chatter early last month. Maybe, we thought, Gaffigan wanted to return to good ol’ Barrington to perform before a private audience and raise gobs of money for another heartwarming cause. You see, Gaffigan has the

A Dynamic Trio

John Baylor, Pam Baylor, and their daughter and partner Cricket Baylor King are a tight-knit family and extraordinary business partners. It is evident in the way they finish each other’s sentences and in the obvious joy they derive from working together. How does this affect their Winnetka-based @properties real estate business? These are three individuals

SHOW STOPPER

AFTER A three-and-a-half-year hiatus, The Chicago Show: Antiques & Art & Modern returns to the Merchandise Mart October 6 to 9. Co-chaired by Lake Forest resident Keevie Silvay, the weekend will include multiple events for shoppers of all ages. Benefiting the Woman’s Board of Northwestern Memorial Hospital, The Chicago Show will feature 50 premier national

The PSAT

Since 2001, parents have asked us, “What is the PSAT, and what is its importance?” As the PSAT has changed, so has our answer. To best understand what the PSAT means for you and your student, it’s important to consider the PSAT’s past, present, and future. PSAT Past The PSAT was first administered in 1971.

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