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As Senior Vice President and Team Lead of Fifth Third Bank’s Guardianship and Special Needs Trust Services in Chicago, Priscilla Rodriguez has more than 25 years of experience working in the guardianship field and has made a career of protecting the financial interests of minors, disabled children, and disabled adults. But as hundreds of clients

Tom Fuller didn’t know where he was. A native of the west suburbs and a resident of Geneva at the time, the singer and songwriter was filming a music video for his song “One-PlusOne” when he turned to the producer and asked, “Where am I?” Turns out, Fuller was in Lake Bluff. Coming from Geneva,

For many people, the name Freda Love Smith conjures the sound of music. Drumming, in particular. Before she retired, the Evanston resident was a drummer in several bands, including Blake Babies, The Mysteries of Life, Antenna, Some Girls, and Sunshine Boys to mention a few. Smith wrote about that part of her life in her

The Lake Forest Chapter of the Infant Welfare Society of Chicago proudly reports the triumphant culmination of its 19th Biennial Showhouse, held from May 5 to June 4. This year’s Showhouse once again demonstrated the organization’s commitment to fundraising to support the Infant Welfare Society of Chicago. This year’s Showhouse featured a stunning home designed

Billy Corgan and his bandmates in The Smashing Pumpkins thought for a few years about how to mark the 30th anniversary of the release of their second and landmark album Siamese Dream. It even got to a point where they had a plan, but the plan didn’t pan out. Corgan found himself angry when thinking

Boarding schools offer a unique educational experience for high school students, and parents will have an opportunity to learn more about the top boarding schools in the country when the Ten Schools Admission Organization (TSAO) hosts two events in the Chicago area on September 17 and 18. The first will take place at Lake Forest