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SLICE OF HEAVEN

Golf, tennis, pickleball. For many, it takes a while to become at least adequate in two of those three sports. Not so with pickleball, claims Highland Park resident Ron Saslow, who struck his first pickleball shot in the spring of 2020, when most of the world welcomed any kind of diversion from COVID-19. Locked up

RAISE EVERY VOICE

Most of us must make our own way in the world. We struggle, make mistakes, and if we’re fortunate, find our way and shine. The luckiest among us find a mentor, someone who, as the poet Ralph Waldo Emerson said, “will make us do what we can.” Count Cheryl Frazes Hill among the lucky. Associate

MEALS TO HEAL

Comfort food. It means different things for different people. For John Kelly, it was king crab legs. And not just any king crab legs, but the ones he and his five siblings ordered at Bob Chinn’s that day in 2008 right after their mom died. “My father-in-law told us all to go out to dinner

IN THE COLOR WEAVE

Stand in front of a Marcia Fraerman painting and the colors dance. They really do. Step forward, back, or to the side just a bit and the square shapes move, magically shifting in sectional dominance, presenting a kaleidoscope of possibilities. Vividly painted in multiples, Fraerman’s Color Weaves are squares at play, a series of works

THE PINK BALLOON COMPANY

Every day is cause for a celebration and no one knows this more than Sherrie Urbaszewski, founder and owner of The Pink Balloon in Barrington. The Pink Balloon will take your event to that next level, providing custom balloon décor and installations. “We do everything from balloon arches and tablescape décor all the way to

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