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FOR THE LOVE OF LITERACY

Lake Bluff’s Brooke Davis and her sisters Alison Graf and Amy Marsch have always loved to read. Their parents Anne and Jeff Browne read to the girls every day throughout childhood. And at night, the flashlight hidden under Brooke’s pillow came out to light the way through countless more reading adventures. “By the time we

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Riley O’Neil has never considered herself to be a lady who lunches. But when The Woman’s Board of RUSH University Medical Center asked the long-time board member to chair their signature event, she couldn’t say no. “I’m a single mom with a 7-yearold and I run my own consulting company—it’s hard for me to break

IN A PINCH

Chicago’s Elan Mosbacher is a startup guy. He’s especially fond of ideas that make real life experiences easier. Mosbacher is making headlines today as the co-founder and CEO of Pinch, a new Mobile Med Spa in Chicagoland dedicated to empowering nurse practitioners to become healthcare entrepreneurs. Today, Pinch’s unique model trains nurse practitioners to provide

BRINGING THE GOOD ENERGY

First drawn to Barrington’s idyllic hometown feel, Kate Fanselow has lived here for more than a decade. She runs The Kate Fanselow Group, part of the Barrington office of Compass, one of the most successful brokerages in the area. Hiring two like-minded women, Mo Marienthal and Anne Mannelly, the trio has taken on the local

RIPE FOR SUCCESS

If you grew up in the second half of the 20th century, you almost certainly have a preconceived notion of what a tomato is. Round, red, a little smaller than a baseball, and often found impeccably stacked in the produce aisle of your local supermarket. These tomatoes are a bit bland, subtly fragrant, and firm

FOR THE LOVE OF PETS

Afternoon sunshine floods the cheerful interior of Pets4Life, Highland Park’s new full-service veterinary hospital and pet care facility. The door swings open and a client, seeing owners Greg Gibson and Meg Gibson Revord, relaxes into happy chat—just the sort of banter between longtime acquaintances that’s been a part of North Shore town culture for decades.

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