Shore vs. City

Media sales executive Julie Dix has worked with some of Chicago’s largest radio stations. In her current position with Prime Time Marketing, one of her goals is to use her experience and relationships to highlight the Danny Did Foundation. The foundation’s mission—to increase public awareness of epilepsy and the risk of Sudden Unexpected Death in

JENNY MUSLIN grew up in Wilmette and now lives in Highland Park with her husband, Jason, and their two children. An experienced, lifelong dancer, Muslin started to teach dance cardio and sculpt classes via Zoom during COVID. The overwhelmingly positive feedback inspired her to start Dance Sculpt. Muslin offers two kinds of classes— Dance Cardio,

Stacey Flaster is an award-winning director, choreographer, and acting coach on the North Shore. She has directed and choreographed numerous theater productions in the Chicagoland area including Hair, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Miss Saigon, Cabaret, Carousel, The Secret Garden, Mean Girls, the critically acclaimed Ragtime, among many others. Several of these productions have

When ELLIE ANDER was just 12 years old, she lost her young mother to breast cancer. A few decades later and after years of following breast cancer surveillance measures, Ander learned of her BRCA1 gene mutation. This gene mutation increases the lifetime chance of breast cancer by up to 72 percent. Ander swiftly made a

JEN HASLEY grew up in Winnetka with her parents and two sisters, Noelle and Aimee. The three girls all reside in their childhood suburb and today have 11 children between them—making family dinners great fun. Hasley married her high school sweetheart, Scott, after pursuing a degree in nursing. She began her career at Prentice Women’s