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LET’S TALK MUSIC

For jazz vocalist Sarah Marie Young, performing music on stage is more than creating notes and beats for an audience. “We’re up there having ‘conversations’ among ourselves, through our music,” Young says. “The audience can interpret what we’re performing any way they’d like. “We’re expressing ourselves to each other, and our audience is listening.” Young,

FRESH

Radish and peas, fennel and cheese! Spring has sprung and its fresh air heightens our anticipation for seasonal yields from local farms and growers. If you’re wondering where, when, and how to find them, growlakecounty.org is the answer. Created by The Lake County Community Foundation (LCCF) in partnership with the Liberty Prairie Foundation, and the

CHECK, POINT, LACROSSE!

William Menke’s 11 years in Barrington have to be considered a total win for the area’s burgeoning lacrosse community. From his role as assistant varsity lacrosse coach at Barrington High School (BHS) to serving as vice president for the nonprofit Barrington Youth Lacrosse Association (BYLA), Menke is fueled by his lifelong love of the sport,

INSPIRED TO CREATE

Kate Feather is the epitome of creativity. Armed with a rich background in the arts, Feather has made a successful career in visual and architectural design. But having a knack for art isn’t lost on her family. Not only has she dabbled into different avenues of art including drawing, painting, and working in both interior

LIFE, STILL

Thousands of humans living on the street without the food or support they needed to survive. Faced with the inhumanity of this scene, other people might keep walking, careful not to make eye contact. But that’s not how Lake Forest artist Diane Feldpausch Tang navigates this world. Instead, she uses what she encountered on one

ROCK OUT!

New Trier Freshman Julia Dale is already a veteran performer on the stage. She got her first professional role at Chicago’s Steep Theater in Edgewater when she was just in the 4th grade, and prior to that performed in community theater and school productions. The 15-year-old Kenilworth resident says she used to do performances of

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