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January/February
ABOUT THIS ISSUE: Schools in New Trier Township, both public and private, are regarded as some of the finest in the nation, if not the world. Why? It's not just a matter of means, or even resources. It takes bold moves, brave thinking and the support of a community to make it happen. In this issue, we celebrate all of those things, with a trip to London on the side.
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Down Cellar: drinks columnist Terry Sullivan mixes some spirited literature with the ultimate father-son cocktail team.
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New Trier 203: Dr. Linda Yonke celebrates excellent teaching and all those brilliant hands that rock the curriculum.
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Quintessential America: The story of a man who fell, then built a safety net for colleagues in the HVAC industry. Enter the fledgling Joe Groh Foundation, a noble cause with a case to go nationwide.
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Traveler: A grand Victorian hotel sets the scene for a 2012 London adventure that includes one queen, one chorus of Olympic games, and one mysterious enclave of oddly-shaped roads and corridors where literary legends spun some of the greatest tales of all.
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About Town
For more information on what's happening around the New Trier area through highlighted events, people, places and news, About Town starts on page 23 in the current issue.
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Plate
North Shore restaurateur Patrick O'Neil and his wife draw on a storied Winnetka history for their new wine bar, Trifecta.
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Seeing the Light. Once legally blind, Winnetka artist Nancy Behles now paints stunning portraits and landscapes that bleed light and shadow together. Read now in Culture (pdf)
- From Our Regular Columns
and Departments - About Town -News and views from around New Trier Township, including an Education Matters piece by Melanie Mudarth, Wilmette native and New Trier Township High School graduate.
- Down Cellar - Terry Sullivan
- Culture - Abigail Foerstner and
Robert Loerzel - Guest Essay - Anonymous
- New Trier 203 - Dr. Linda Yonke
- On Stage - Peter Gianopulos
- Plate - Peter Gianopulos
- Quintessential America - David Rutter
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Abigail Foerstner - Traveler - Sherry Thomas
- StyleBook - Elizabeth Smiley
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Barrington
How does a community stay healthy? Find out one method that works in this first issue of 2012. Our cover story about the Healthier Barrington Needs Survey and the people who put its data to work showcases the Healthier Barrington coalition partners and how they impact the quality of life here at home.
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