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September/October

ABOUT THIS ISSUE: This inaugural issue introduces the New Trier community to the Quintessential Media brand, celebrating life and style on the Lake Michigan shore.

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Down Cellar - Introducing Jim Bryant's Wine Column: Quintessential New Trier readers get Jim Bryant's educated take on the best vintages money can buy.
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New Trier 203 - Dr. Linda Yonke: Dr. Linda Yonke introduces her new column and dispels some common misconceptions about New Trier Township High School.
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Guest Essay: Winnetka college student Grace Sweeney had to leave the New Trier community to realize there's no place like home. 
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Township Views: New Trier Township Supervisor Patricia Cantor shares what your township can do for you. 
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Quintessential Travel: Come with us for our inaugural Quintessential Traveler piece as we journey to Bath, England.
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About Town

For more information on what's happening around the New Trier area through highlighted events and the latest news, About Town starts on page 23 in the current issue.  Read About Town (pdf).

Snapshots

Winnetka photographer
Tao Zhang shares favorite images from our Lake Michigan shore. 
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USE QNT'S MEDIA CENTER: Calling all publicity and public relations personnel and possible QNT contributors! Our Media Center is designed to be your go-to place for how to submit information about your event or organization. Also, we love to hear story ideas from our readers and also receive query letters from writers. Ideas such as how to prepare a press release are included.

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It’s tempting to compare the French-Canadian company 7 Fingers to its now world-famous cousins at Cirque du Soleil, but 7 Fingers relies on only a handful of acrobats to tell its story.
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