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For more than 25 years, college interns have contributed to the important research work conducted by Lake Forest Open Lands Association (LFOLA), helping to preserve natural habitats on the North Shore and also providing important data for preservation efforts nationwide. Over the years, 165 interns have participated in the association’s Restoration Ecology Summer Internship Program,

When recruiting coaches compare athletes and scout for talent, they’re looking at more than your technical skills and physical abilities. They’re searching for high performers with that undeniable spark. Some coaches call it passion. Others consider it natural talent. At EleVive Sports Psychology, we call it a ‘peak performance mindset.’ Peak performance is the culmination

Up until his passing from cancer in 2007, Marty Domitrovich was a major supporter of Equestrian Connection, the Lake Forest-based organization that provides equine-assisted therapy to adults and children with physical and emotional challenges. Diana Schnell, Equestrian Connection’s founder and executive director, says Domitrovich was dedicated to building awareness of the organization’s work in the

Parents on the North Shore and in Chicago can learn more about the top private boarding schools in the country by attending either of two events taking place in Lake Forest and Chicago. The first will be at Lake Forest Country Day School on September 17 and the second on September 18 at the Catherine

F. Scott Fitzgerald famously opined, “There are no second acts in American life.” But in reality, folks reinvent themselves all the time. Whether out of necessity or restlessness, they learn new skills, change their lifestyles, jump into new careers. Count Lucia Matos among them. Trained as a musician, she found her conducting career curtailed when

Technology in healthcare and engineering is ever evolving, advancing in ways that are faster than people can keep up with. As artificial intelligence makes its way into the lives of everyday citizens, now it’s imperative more than ever that no one gets left behind. Since the 1940s, the percentage of Black American male doctors in