May/June![]() ABOUT THIS ISSUE: Making history happens in small steps by many individual and can lead to larger improvements in the communities comprising New Trier Township. Take a look at some local history makers in this issue. Read now online: Check it out!Family Awareness Network: Miss Representation looks at the distortion of girls and women in the media and how to challenge it. New Trier 203: Dr. Linda Yonke introduces the 2011 Alumni Hall of Honor awardees. Quintessential America: Mooseheart Child City gives a second chance to homeless children. Quintessential People: Pat and Liz Berwanger are “The Toy Store Ladies” who go the extra mile to bring joy to their customers. 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 35 in the current issue. Teaching Moments![]() Mike Denesha discovers that when one door shuts another one opens, as he shifts into a new career of caregiving. USE QNT'S MEDIA CENTER: Calling all publicity and public relations personnel and possible QNTcontributors! 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. ![]() Christine Walker, A Winnetka mother, offers answers on the front line of special needs chaos.
Quintessential Barrington
In every environment there are game changers – the people who have a vision and then set out to make it a reality. Game changers know that to get where they are going, they can’t do it alone. Read about some of the Barrington area’s greatest collaborators and what they are up to. |