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Michael J. Miller is founder and owner of the eponymous luxury jewelry boutique, M.J. Miller and Co. The business, which celebrates its 50th anniversary this year, was started by Miller while he was working as a pharmacist at Esh Pharmacy. His love of precious gems and exquisite jewelry propelled him to branch out and build

Enthusiastic Expertise

When you contract with Roni Nanini to list your home for sale—or solicit her help to purchase one—her job doesn’t begin there. Once she’s sold your home or helped you find your dream house, her job doesn’t end there, either. You wouldn’t want it to. Nanini, a broker with @properties in Lake Forest, lives by

Stress Relief

Sixteen years ago, as a longtime real estate agent in Naperville, Joanne Sebby recognized an opportunity to build a family business. Clients were regularly asking her for a referral for a reliable moving service and she couldn’t think of one. So she created her own. Today, Sebby’s Two Men and a Truck franchise runs 20

Prostate Cancer Screening

Taking care of seniors involves various preventive measures. One important aspect we consider is male prostate cancer screening. Although often asymptomatic, prostate cancer symptoms include frequent urination, weak or interrupted urine flow or the need to strain to empty the bladder, the urge to urinate frequently at night, blood in the urine, blood in the

Partners For Good

In 2007, a group of six Winnetka families were asked to launch LEARN Excel, the second campus within the LEARN Charter School Network located in Garfield Park. The families, inspired by LEARN Charter School’s mission of providing children from historically underserved communities with the academic foundation and ambition to earn a college degree, banded together

One Last Thing

Leslie Goddard is a historian, actor, lecturer, and author who has been portraying famous women in history for more than fifteen years. Her solo performances have been seen by audiences in 16 states, and she has presented at museums, public libraries, community and professional organizations, college and universities, and Chautuaqua festivals. Her repertoire of historical

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