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NOT SO STILL LIFE

Time travelers don’t need maps. Intuition inevitably leads them through the portal, in and around those flashes of existing—of lives past, present, and contemporaneous. They intrepidly traverse the zigzagged line between perceived reality and dreams, peeling open parallel dimensions we don’t often see, revealing the multitudes contained both within the universe and themselves. Multimedia artist

THE LONG RUN

As a tot growing up in Highland Park, Colleen Boilini skipped the middle stage of the crawl-walk-run continuum. “My mom (Paula) told me I ran before I attempted to walk when I was nine months old,” says Boilini, now 40 years old and the assistant athletic director at her alma mater, Highland Park High School

#HASHTAG: RENEE ZIPPRICH

RENEE ZIPPRICH gets incredibly antsy unless she is wearing multiple hats—juggling her day job as General Counsel for a mid-sized consulting firm, her boutique floral design firm (the “passion project”), membership on the WINGS North Shore Leadership Counsel, her new appointment on the board of Friends of Prentice, and her first and foremost job as

#HASHTAG: RAMSEY PRINCE

RAMSEY PRINCE brings his unsurpassed flair to the North Shore, honed over 20 years of design industry experience, through his design hub, Maison Du Prince. The Evanston shop’s collections of home accents and personal accessories are painstakingly and personally selected by Prince from global sources. Maison du Prince also offers bespoke floral arrangements and impeccable

SOURCE FORCE

Cobwebs must have blanketed Christie Jordan’s tennis racket when she decided to free the stick from its gauzy prison four years ago. The North Shore resident and founder of Source Healing—an inspired, holistic wellness clinic that recently opened a third location in Lake Forest—hadn’t wielded the racket since her senior year in high school. “I

UNVEILING RAVINIA BRIDAL

As owner of the nascent Ravinia Bridal—a curated sample boutique in the Ravinia district of Highland Park—nothing thrills Highland Park native Bonnie Wegner more than guiding a future bride to the dream gown. But Wegner knows there’s a bigger picture, so she zooms out with a warm reminder for each client. “I tell them, ‘The

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