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Making Her Mark

With a Princeton undergraduate degree, a law degree from Georgetown, and legal experience ranging from corporate litigation in New York City to serving as Delaware’s Deputy Attorney General, Winnetka’s Stephanie Hochschild is uniquely qualified to take on any number of challenges. But what she chose to do, some eight years ago, is to devote her

Meet the Maker

How many of us can say we still apply—or even remember—the skills we learned in school to our careers now? For artist Zak Rose, the classes and coursework he took at Kenyon College still drive the design work he does today—even though his degree is in English. “Near the end of my time at Kenyon,

Living the Good Life

The North Shore is filled with quality living options for seniors looking to live out their retirement in style. From luxury apartments and homes with hardwood floors, granite countertops, and stainless-steel appliances, to amenities such as full-service restaurants, workout rooms and yoga classes, happy hours, and planned social activities, retirees may be surprised by the

Riding High

As the early morning fog lifts over the rolling green meadows at Littlewood Farm, a buzz of activity fills the outdoor ring. Riders elegantly dressed in beige breeches and tall black riding boots, sitting astride immaculately groomed horses, canter around the riding ring’s perimeter. At one point, trainer Katie Kunk’s voice carries across the fields

Cure All

Megan Dragich remembers it like it was yesterday. The year was 1978. She was 19 and living in the all-girls dormitory at University of Illinois. One day a group of fraternity brothers came through collecting money for their philanthropy, including Steve—the man who would become her husband six years later. “He knocked on my door

Hole-In-One

Courtney Trimble and her husband relocated to Barrington less than two years ago. The couple has had lengthy careers in the golf world with Trimble having coached women’s golf at the collegiate level, most recently at the University of Louisville. So it should be expected that one of the first things she was looking for

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