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Lake Bluff Residents Sound Off on Block 3 Proposal BY STEVE SADIN DAILYNORTHSHORE.COM
LAKE BLUFF— proposed three-story, 16-unit condominium project on Block 3 of Lake Bluff ’s central business district ran into strong criticism from a posse of residents and some officials during a public hearing on June 15 before the Plan Commission & Zoning Board of Appeals. The PCZBA continued consideration of the application of Lake Bluff-based Roanoke Group to construct two buildings containing eight condos each to give the developer an opportunity to revise its plans based on comments at the public hearing. There were more than 100 people in the standing room only crowd at Village Hall. More were watching across the street on a television screen in the Public Safety Building, according to Brandon Stanick, assistant to the village administrator. They were
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NORTH SHORE FARMER'S MARKET ROUNDUP BY KATIE FORD
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HIGHLAND PARK: The 36th Annual Ravinia Farmers Market will be held Wednesdays from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. through October 26 rain or shine. The Market will operate on Dean Avenue between Roger Williams Avenue and St. Johns Avenue at Jens Jensen Park across from the old train station in Ravinia District. Click here to read about the Ravinia Farmers Market. There also is a new Artisan Market on Thursday evenings from 3 to 8 p.m. through August 18 located in Jens Jenson Park. HIGHWOOD: Highwood Evening Markets — This vibrant party in the park has become a tradition for friends and family seeking great food, entertainment, and shopping. Highwood Evening Markets will be held Wednesdays from 4 to 9 p.m. through Aug. 31. in Everts Park. Guests are able to enjoy dinner and cocktails, while exploring the market’s many vendors and listening to live music acts. Everts Park is located on Highwood Avenue west of Green Bay.
Farmers market season provide shoppers with seasonal fruits and vegetables.
NORTHBROOK: Nor thbrook Far mers Market is more than a farmers market! Handicapped accessible, it is a community-gathering place with several Special Event Days for all ages and interests. Shop for locally grown, inseason fruits and vegetables, as well as delicious artisan creations, and then head over to
the downtown stores and boutiques. The Markets are held Wednesdays from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. June 22 to October 19 at Cherry Lane & Meadow Roads in Northbrook. LAKE FOREST: The 6th Annual City of Lake Forest Open Air Market is held on Saturdays through October
8, from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. This year, the city is celebrating American Farmers. The Market commits to providing the best local, fresh, healthy food to the community and the surrounding area. Farmto-table vendors provide vegetables, fruit, artisan breads, jams, and honey and specialty items. Community Days are the first Saturday each month, starting
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Breitstein says of her reaction — a nonchemical one, this time — to This is the first part of a series by hearing the news of the honor. “I The North Shore Weekend high- made sure I never loaded up on too lighting the accomplishments of many Honors and AP classes. I exceptional students from the 2016 always wanted to take maybe one graduating class. Honors course and one AP course, Rebecca Breitstein and Joseph other classes and one fun class Spellberg took the same Honors during a semester. I wanted balance. chemistry class at Highland Park Balance is important to me.” High School two years ago. There Vital to Spellberg? Math. The they sat, in a classroom, a couple of math class he took in third grade sophomores learning all about hooked him for good. Years later, atomic structure and chemical when he found out HPHS offered bonding and reactions. a multivariable calculus class, SpellThey had found a healthy berg had a serious talk with his rhythm to their academic lives by mother, Audra. “I told her,” Spellberg recalls, “ then. Their report cards resembled the hats and the sweatshirts of fans ‘I will do whatever it takes to make in the packed stands of a home sure I take that class.’ I wanted to University of Alabama football be as challenged as possible in game: nothing but A’s. something I enjoy. I enjoy learning Some two years later, on May about calculus principles.” Breitstein and Spellberg are in 26 of this year, Breitstein and Spellberg sat near each other in an en- different states this summer, tirely different venue, Ravinia working as camp counselors. BreFestival. They were no longer stu- itstein guides first-graders at the dents. Jewish Community Center “Z” They were co-Class of 2016 Frank Apachi Day Camp in valedictorians at the school’s Northbrook; Spellberg supervises graduation ceremony. teens in Georgia, at a camp he had “It surprised me; I had no idea,” attended as a camper for nine years.
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effective way of bringing groups together. Somebody observed Spellberg in a group setting. The same person told Spellberg what had struck him about Spellberg’s leadership style. “I was told I let everyone work as a team, while I lead from behind, quietly,” Spellberg says. “I tend to contribute more actively later.” Spellberg heads to Washington (Missouri) University in August, Breitstein to the University of Southern California. Breitstein’s father, Ron, and his parents are … Highland Park High School graduation ceremony. UCLA fans. The daughter has her “My first-grade year [at Wayne “It’s a great camp, so much fun,” father’s blessing because the father Thomas Elementary School] was Spellberg says of the nine-week thinks the Rebecca Breitsteinmy favorite school year, even getaway. “The kids who attend it USC fit is a good one. though that was the year I had a are mostly from the South, and you “I’m going there as a communibroken elbow,” Breitstein, a third- find your Jewish identity there. You cations major,” Rebecca, a resident year counselor and the grand- get to boat there, play sports, and of California before moving to daughter of a former teacher, says. there’s a religious aspect to it. Illinois at the age of four, says. “I “I loved that year. Loved learning Rabbis educate the campers.” might major in business, and I am what I learned. And my teacher Spellberg developed most of his interested in education, though [Mrs. Zirin] was the best, the leadership skills through his in- USC offers education only at the sweetest.” volvement with United Synagogue graduate school level. I love colors Spellberg is a first-year coun- Youth, an international organiza- and fonts, graphic design, and I’m selor in The Peach State, as is his tional. He served as president of a a math person. I’ve been dancing good friend, Jonah, from Fayette- local chapter as a junior and as since I was three. I love dancing. ville, Arkansas. The two met as president of a region of chapters as Yes, I know, I’m all over the place. campers in Georgia. a senior. He has a measured, “I do know, for sure, what my
minor will be. It will be Spanish.” Spellberg is undecided about his major, too, though he has a feeling it will be a pre-med track. He took four years of engineering classes at HPHS and would take them all over again if he had to repeat his high school years. “I don’t want to be an engineer, but I’m glad I took those classes,” he says. “I found them interesting, a really good experience.” The color, cerulean, intrigues Breitstein, a two-year co-editor of the student life section of the HPHS yearbook. She was a Crayola-wielding artist when the color first caught her attention. “It’s a vibrant blue, a fun version of blue,” she says. The former Honors chemistry classmates and reigning co-valedictorians are smart and curious and industrious. Creative and determined, too. They are ready to land and excel in classrooms in other states. “I’m drawn to the detailed aspects of things,” Breitstein says. It is not the official motto of the straight-A student. But it could be.
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NEWS Market begins on Saturdays June 25 from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. The market is located directly across from Historic Wagner Farm providing an opportunity to combine shopping at the Farmers Market with a visit to a working early 20th Century farm. Market will also feature the following: The Green Table — 9 a.m.-12 p.m. – Sponsored by the Village of Glenview and the Glenview Park District, this booth is staffed each week with different local experts who will provide education about sustainable living. Weekly Entertainment – A different musical artist or group is featured each week. Community Booth — A different non-profit group from our local community is featured each week, giving them an opportunity to put on a bake sale and/or spread the word about their organization.
MARKETS Cont. from PG 1 month ( July, August, September and October) The market is located at the intersection of Deerpath and Western Avenue, with free parking in all city lots. The Food Share Food CSA pick-up is located at the market just south of the train station depot. LAKE BLUFF: The 2016 Lake Bluff Farmers’ Market is open Fridays through October 14, from 7 a.m. to 12 p.m. There is everything you could imagine from fresh flowers, fresh fruits and veggies, to amazing cheeses. For more on this popular market, click here to read a DNS story. LIBERTYVILLE: In 2016, Libertyville Farmers Market is celebrating its 36th year in operation! This year there will be more vendors than ever, so you’ll be able to find more fresh food and flowers, and also have more fun shopping for them. The market can provide you with the opportunity to get to know your food and the producer who grows it or makes it. The market will be held from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursdays June 23 to October 20.
WILMETTE: The W ilmette French Market offers your favorite from five produce vendors, and naturally grown vegetables, on the NE Corner of Green Bay Apple Holler, Bruce’s Hot Dogs, plus art, jewelry, pastries, breads, fresh-cut flowers, potted flower- & Park. CB Custom Bake Shop, Curt’s coffee, teas, baskets, meats, fish, ing plants, annuals and perenniCafe, Exact Blade, Hero’s Hemp, cheeses, fabrics, plants, prepared als. There will be freshly baked NORTHFIELD: Marche Provence, Hofherr Meat foods and more on Saturdays breads, muffins, handcrafted Northfield Farmers Market is Co, Klug Orchards, North from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wisconsin cheese, tasty maple celebrating its 39th year. The Wichert Gardens, Northfield Because the Wilmette market syrup and honey, and other spe- market opened for the season on Lion’s Club, Red’s Garden is allowed to carry some noncialty products. May 21, and will run for 22 Center, Sher wood North local produce — as long as it’s DEERFIELD: Deerfield Farmers Market will weeks to Oct. 15, 2016, rain or Nursery, Six Generations Farmin’ clearly marked — in addition to shine. The market, which is op- Local, Steven Frank Farms, The a variety of hardscape products, be held on Saturdays from 7 a.m. GLENCOE: to 12:30 p.m. June 18 to October The Glencoe Farmers erated by the Winnetka-North- Cheese People, Twin Garden they are able to have a longer 15 in the Metra Commuter Lot Market is on Saturdays from 8 field Chamber of Commerce, Farms, Turk’s Greenhouses and season. Whereas many suburban at Deerfield Road and Robert a.m. to 1 p.m. through October will run from 7:30 a.m. to 12:30 Zia Barbara Pasta Sauces. From markets have either just opened York Avenue. The market in- 27. There is an abundance of p.m. Saturdays at 6 Happ Road week to week there will be other or will be opening in mid June, cludes seasonal vegetables and fresh fruits, vegetables, baked in Northfield. various vendors participating. the Wilmette market opened on Full time Participants in the fruit locally grown by farmers in goods, flowers and more! April 25 and will run through Illinois, Indiana, Michigan and The NEW LOCATION is the 2016 Northfield Farmers’ GLENVIEW: November 7. Wisconsin. There will be organic Metra Commuter Parking Lot Market include: 3D Falafel, The Glenview Farmer’s The Wilmette French Market
Nancy Sweet Remembered N ancy Frederick Sweet, who served as benefit chairman for a number of Chicagoarea charities and who loved dancing and playing bridge, died June 16 in Lake Forest, IL. She was 88. Mrs. Sweet – the wife of retired Northern Trust Chairman and CEO Philip W. K. Sweet Jr. – was involved with numerous nonprofit organizations, including Ravinia Festival, the Infant
and in fact, met her future husband while playing songs at Wellesley College. She enjoyed bridge at the Everglades Club and at the Bath & Tennis Club in Palm Beach, as well as at the Lyford Cay Club in the Bahamas. She golfed at Onwentsia Club and Shoreacres on Welfare Society of Chicago, the the North Shore. Born in Danville, IL, on June Boys and Girls Clubs, the Chicago Symphony and the Lyric Opera 18, 1927, Mrs. Sweet grew up in Guild. She also served as Women’s Clarence – where she attended a Board president of the Illinois two-room schoolhouse — and Children’s Home and Aid Society Paxton, where her father ran the in the 1970s and was on the board local bank. She lived in Lake of the Emma Willard School in Forest with her husband since the Troy, N.Y. – from where she 1950s. She is survived by her beloved graduated in 1945 — for many husband of 65 years, Philip. She years. Blessed with musical gifts, Mrs. was the loving mother of three Sweet loved playing the piano – children, Sandra Harkness Sweet,
is on the Village Center parking lot that is adjacent to the Wilmette Metra train station in downtown Wilmette — just east of Green Bay Road at Lake Avenue. If you drive, you’ll have no problem finding parking. The Metra north line is also an easy way to visit the market, as it is right there when you disembark at the Wilmette stop. EVANSTON: Central Street Green Market, features all organic produce from Lake Breeze Organics and other market goods. It will be held from 3 to 7 p.m. on Wednesdays through Oct. 31 (no market July 4). The Green Market is located in Independence Park, Central Street at Stewart Street (west of Green Bay Road). The Downtown Evanston Farmers’ Market is celebrating its 41st year. The market will be held from 7:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. every Saturday through November 5. The market has a festive atmosphere and is a real crowdpleaser, with exciting tent activities most Saturdays! As many as 58 vendors sell a wide variety of goods each week, including fruits, vegetables, meat, flowers, cheese, eggs, and bakery items. LINK cards are accepted. Please note that dogs are not allowed at the market (with an exception for service animals). The Parking is free in the adjacent 1800 Maple Avenue Self Park Garage with ticket validation at the City of Evanston. The market is located at the Intersection of University Place and Oak Ave (behind Hilton Garden Inn, east of East Railroad Avenue).
P. W. Kirkland Sweet III, and David A. F. Sweet, and two daughters-in-law, Carol Monek Sweet and Patricia Shields Sweet. Her beloved grandchildren are Stephanie Sweet Ingersoll, Stacy Sweet Patlovich, Marilla Sweet Gedge, Hannah Harding Sweet, David A. F. Sweet Jr. and Philip W. K. Sweet II, and she is also survived by three great-grandchildren – Henry Wright Ingersoll, George Kirkland Ingersoll and Whitford Theodore Patlovich. In lieu of flowers, donations can be sent to the Emma Willard School, 285 Pawling Ave., Troy, NY 12180. A private service for the family will occur at a later date. Submitted by the Sweet family.
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NEWS Bluff,” said resident Rick Lesser. “This is too urbanized and not the allowed to walk across the street small town feel which we enjoy.” Trying to overcome objections to offer comments, according to PCZBA Chairman Steven Kraus. to the project before the hearing, Fronting on Scranton Avenue Kyte said he made modifications on the south half of the block from the plans he first anbounded by Scranton, Oak, Evan- nounced June 9. At that time he ston and North Avenues, the said the proposed condos would proposed two buildings will have be between 1,800 and 2,700 four first floor units, eight on the square feet with a price range second floor and four penthouses between $725,000 and $1,250,000. on the third, according to Peter “I had a meeting with (nearby) residents who are opposed to this Kyte, a Roanoke principal. Two PCZBA members said and we made further changes they were opposed to the develop- which are not in your packet,” Kyte ment as well as 16 of the 18 citi- said at the meeting. “We tried to zens who spoke. Other PCZBA come up with new solutions to members wanted answers to ques- ease their concerns.” tions along with revisions before Initially Kyte said he pushed they made a recommendation to back the third floor to create landthe Village Board of Trustees to scaped space outside the units to approve or reject the deal. lessen the impact of the view of “This is the first time this has residents on North Avenue. He come before us,” Kraus said. “We said he made the footprint even owe it to the developer to have an smaller after the meeting. opportunity to answer our quesMark Stolzenburg, a resident tions and address the comments who lives on North Avenue across he heard tonight from us and the from the proposed buildings, also public. I expect we will take a vote said the condos were out of charat the next meeting.” acter with the community. He said The public hearing was contin- the project not only failed to create ued until 7 p.m. on July 20 at a transition between downtown Village Hall, according to Kraus. and the homes to the east but “This apartment building is in would seal the fate of Block 2 to stark contrast to anything in Lake the immediate east bounded by BLOCK 3 Cont. from PG 1
Scranton, Oak, North and Walnut Avenues. “I fail to see how three stories is a transition. The buildings are a block long. The trees are gone and it’s 35-feet high,” Stolzenburg said. “The bank was 16 feet tall and 76-feet wide,” he added comparing it to the former PNC Bank building currently on the site. “Just imagine that across the street during the (Fourth of July) parade.” Not everyone spoke against the proposal including former Lake Bluff Village President Christine Letchinger. She reminded the crowd there were objections to developments like Target and offices in the village. “They brought jobs and changed the character of the community,” Letchinger said. “Land use evolves or this place would be a bunch of farms,” she added imploring the crowd and the PCZBA to give the proposal a fair and thorough look. After hearing the criticism of many in the room, PCZBA members Elliott Miller and Mary Collins said they were already opposed to the project. They said they felt a responsibility to the citizens who spoke at the meeting. “I have a big problem with
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this,” Collins said. “If we do this Lake Bluff will no longer be unique. This will transform us into something else. I hear all the people here and we have to keep our small town beauty.” PCZBA members quizzed
Kyte about whether he could reduce the square footage or the number of condominiums or build a two-story building. Kyte said those changes would not make economic sense. He did say he planned to make an effort to
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HIGHWOOD — isotto is filled with old world charm and traditional Italian dishes with fresh ingredients. The newest restaurant in the Francesca Restaurant Group, Disotto opened in April on the site that previously housed PM Prime and was the prior home of Gabe Viti’s namesake Gabriel’s for nearly 20 years at 310 Green Bay Road. Scott Harris, founder of the Francesca Restaurant Group, worked with Viti at The Signature Room At The 95th in the John Hancock Building in the 80s. Harris said Viti called to let him know that the space was available, and he liked the idea of opening a restaurant in Highwood. “I wanted a simple menu that went back to the basics,” said Harris, who founded the first Mia Francesca Restaurant almost 25 years ago. He shared his philosophy with the Disotto staff, “you might not be the best servers right now, but you’ll be the happiest. I taught them the ‘Five Second Rule:’ look the customers in the eye give them a smile and ask how their day was.” Disotto marks the third North Shore addition to the Francesca’s Family of Restaurants, which includes Francesca’s North at 1145 Church Street, Northbrook, and Francesca’s Intimo at 293 E. Illinois Road, Lake Forest. General Manager Edgar Lincoln said they wanted to have a “rustic-wine-cellar-feel to the
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years, and corporate chef Dan Harris (Scott’s nephew) has also been with FRG for several years, said Lincoln. Lincoln said Disotto is ready to open its outdoor dining in a gated section adorned with plants and flowers near the front entrance. It’s first come/first served, with no reservations. Lincoln explained that he started as an intern and worked his way up to a manager at a few of the Gold Coast locations, primarily at Francesca’s on Taylor Street, until he left the organization a few years ago. “I came back specifically to do this project with Scott Harris,” he said. Harris began assisting his dad in carpentry after school when he was in sixth grade, but became inspired when he worked with his mom as a dishwasher at a restaurant on the South Side of Chicago. “Stretch the chef at Fox’s Pub took a liking to me, and I opened Mia Francesca on Clark Street when I was 27 in 1992,” he Chef Daniel Harris (left). The Beef Tartar, with chopped egg, capers, salt & vinegar potato chips at Disotto in Highwood. PHOTOGRAPHY BY JOEL LERNER said. There are currently 23 Franrestaurant, so it was named Disotto, Restaurant in the lower level of Disotto’s menu offers a variety crispy prosciutto, calabrian chilies cesca’s restaurants in Chicago, which means ‘underground down- Francesca’s on Chestnut also has a of grilled pizzas and pastas and percorino (an Italian cheese Arizona, California and North stairs.’” Disotto’s has two more wine cellar atmosphere. However that include pappardelle, gnoche, made from ewes’s milk). Carolina, as well as other concepts dining rooms in the basement for the Chicago Gold Coast restau- and a choice of two spaghetti dishes, Lincoln said the roasted half in the FRG. regular dining and private events. rant, which was established in as well as Berkshire pork loin chicken, which is one of his favorHarris explained his secret for Lincoln said he was involved 2011, specializes in small-shared saltimbocca, an eight ounce sirloin ite dishes, is cooked with a brick to success: “It really was never work every step of the way during the plates, while Disotto in Highwood with arugula, salmon and seasoned make the skin “nice and crispy.” for me,” he said. People are just six-month demolition and con- serves traditional Italian dishes. vegetables, and a gourmet burger. Disotto recently added three new fun. I’m one of the lucky ones, “We’re focused on providing a In addition to a complete wine items to the menu: grilled octopus, because I found my passion at a struction process, which included raising the ceilings and renovating fresh menu that’s locally based with list, there’s also an array of classic halibut steak, and sautéed scallops. very young age.” the walls and floors to create the the best ingredients,” said Lincoln. antipasti from bruschetta to LinDisotto’s executive chef on For more information wine cellar motif. “We like to work with as many coln’s highly recommended Brus- premises, Dan Moody, has been call 224/765-9490 or visit: sels sprouts made with a farm egg, with the company for over five disottoitalian.com. Similarly, DiSotto Enotica local farms as we can.”
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Benjamin Marshall, the historic architect who contributed to beautiful structures on the North Shore and Chicago, was feted by supporters of the society named in his honor this past May, held at the Drake. Philanthropist Richard Driehaus and Benjamin Marshall Society president Jane Lepauw were keynote speakers, with entertainment provided by the Stanley Paul Quartet, with a special appearance by singer Ava Cherry. The crowd mingled with descendants of the architect, as the event debuted a fourcolor coffee table book on Marshall’s historic work in Chicago, entitled Benjamin Marshall: Chicago Architect.
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27. 1485 Christina Lane LAKE FOREST Sunday 1-3 $1,295,000 Elizabeth Jakaitis, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices KoenigRubloff 847.840,7842 28. 760 Jennifer Court LAKE FOREST Sunday 1-3 $1,456,000 Mona Hellinga, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices KoenigRubloff 847.814.1855 29. 575 Greenway Drive LAKE FOREST Sunday 1-3 $1,120,000 Sue Beanblossom, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices KoenigRubloff 847.858.4131
19. 555 Beverly LAKE FOREST Sunday 12-2 $579,000 Pat Carter, Coldwell Banker 847-234-8000 20. 203 Niles LAKE FOREST Sunday 2:15-4 $589,000 Nirali Dalia, Coldwell Banker 847-234-8000 21. 60 Honeysuckle LAKE FOREST Sunday 2-4 $1,097,000 Stacey Marquis, Coldwell Banker 847-234-8000 22. 443 S. Green Bay LAKE FOREST Sunday 2-4 $699,000 MercFoss Team, Coldwell Banker 847-234-8000 23. 1350 Western Ave, #202 LAKE FOREST Sunday 2-4 $310,000 Lyon Martini Group, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices KoenigRubloff 847.828.9991
12. 404 E. Center Ave. LAKE BLUFF Open Sunday 2-4PM $1,350,000 Marie Colette, Griffith, Grant & Lackie Realtors® 847.234.0816
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16. 1190 E. Westleigh Road LAKE FOREST Open Sunday 2:15-4PM $1,199,000, Lisa Trace, Griffith, Grant & Lackie Realtors® 847.234.0485
18. 1030 Oak Grove Lane LAKE FOREST Open Sunday 2-4PM $749,000 Linda Smith, Griffith, Grant & Lackie Realtors® 847.234.0485
11. 350 W. Hawthorne Court LAKE BLUFF Open Sunday 1-3PM $584,900 Brad Andersen, Griffith, Grant & Lackie Realtors® 847.234.0816
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26. 1730 Wimbledon Ct LAKE FOREST Sunday 1-4 $1,135,000 Jeff Folker, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices KoenigRubloff 847.504.6182
17. 95 Waukegan Road LAKE FOREST Open Sunday 12-2PM $1,199,000, Lisa Trace, Griffith, Grant & Lackie Realtors® 847.234.0485
10. 667 Oak Ave LAKE BLUFF Sunday 2-4 $559,000 Pat Carter, Coldwell Banker 847-234-8000
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15. 320 Spruce LAKE FOREST Open Sunday 1-3PM $599,000 Flor Hasselbring, Griffith, Grant & Lackie Realtors® 847.234.0816
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30. 1132 Pine Oaks Cir. LAKE FOREST Sunday, 1pm-3pm $460,000 Joan Maxwell, Baird & Warner 847-404-7763 31. 875 Ringwood Road LAKE FOREST SUNDAY 1-3 $2,950,000 Stephanie Klein, @properties 847.295.0700 32. 374 E. Wisconsin Ave LAKE FOREST SUNDAY 1-3 $695,000 Julie A. Pawl, @properties 847.295.0700 33. 1061 S. Ridge Rd. LAKE FOREST Sunday, 2pm-4pm $599,900 Brunhild Baass, Baird & Warner 847.804.0092 34. 881 Knightsbridge Ct LAKE FOREST SUNDAY 11-1 $899,000 Falls/Douglass, @properties 847.295.0700 35. 780 Greenview Pl. LAKE FOREST Sunday, 1pm-3pm $475,000 Jan Mason, Baird & Warner 312-560-3081 36. 1561 Minthaven LAKE FOREST Sunday 2-4 $869,000 Suzanne Myers, Coldwell Banker 847-234-8000 37. 65 Asbury LAKE FOREST Sunday 2-4 $699,000 Suzanne Myers, Coldwell Banker 847-234-8000
38. 30 Endicott Ln. HIGHWOOD Sunday 1-3 $570,000 Lexi Verner, Coldwell Banker 847-275-1875
50. 281 Cedar Ave HIGHLAND PARK Sunday 1-3 $999,000 Karen Skurie, Baird and Warner 847-361-4687
39. 1985 Hidden Ridge Lane HIGHLAND PARK Sunday 1-3 $1,250,000 Martha Glass, Baird and Warner 847.845.6616
51. 178 Lakewood Place HIGHLAND PARK Sunday 1-3 $899,000 Karen Skurie, Baird and Warner 847-361-4687
40. 238 Leonard Wood HIGHLAND PARK Sunday 1-3 $577,000 Sue Lindeman, Coldwell Banker 847-234-8000
52. 1244 Sherwood Rd HIGHLAND PARK 12-2pm $649,000 Debbie Bliwas Glickman, Baird and Warner 847-687-4332
41. 1881 Lawrence Lane HIGHLAND PARK SUNDAY 2-4 $870,000 Barb Hondros, @properties 847.432.0700
53. 424 Castlewood Lane DEERFIELD Sunday 12-2 $569,000 Karen Skurie, Baird and Warner 847-361-4687
42. 2640 Greenwood Ave 54. 985 Heather Road HIGHLAND PARK DEERFIELD Sunday 1-3 Sunday 12-2 $599,000 $745,000 Peggy Glickman, Karen Skurie, Coldwell Banker Baird and Warner 847-212-4610 847-361-4687 43. 1655 McGovern Ave, 200 55. 720 Price Lane HIGHLAND PARK DEERFIELD Saturday & Sunday 12-4 SUNDAY 1-3 $1,599,000 $479,500 Greg Viti, Geri Emalfarb, Jameson Sotheby’s @properties International Realty 847.432.0700 312-751-0300 56. 775 Elysian Way 44. 1655 Mcgovern Ave, 300 DEERFIELD HIGHLAND PARK SUNDAY 1-3 Saturday & Sunday 12 - 4 $1,300,000 $1,599,000 Wexler/Egley-Rashkow, Greg Viti, @properties Jameson Sotheby’s 847.432.0700 International Realty 312-751-0300 57. 780 Elysian Way DEERFIELD 45. 1655 Mcgovern Ave, 102 SUNDAY 1-3 HIGHLAND PARK $1,200,000 Saturday & Sunday 12-4 Wexler/Egley-Rashkow, $949,000 @properties Greg Viti, 847.432.0700 Jameson Sotheby’s International Realty 58. 1344 Hazel 312-751-0300 DEERFIELD Sunday 2:30-4:30 46. 30 Lakewood Place $379,000 HIGHLAND PARK Joe Nash, SUNDAY 1-3:30 Berkshire Hathaway $1,885,000 HomeServices KoenigRubloff Alla Kimbarovsky, 847.846.0100 @properties 847.432.0700 59. 2430 Maple Avenue NORTHBROOK 47. 1725 Wildrose Court SUNDAY 1-4 HIGHLAND PARK $525,000 SUNDAY 11-1 Anthony Mehrabian, $950,000 @properties Barb Hondros, 847.881.0200 @properties 847.432.0700 60. 2291 Birchwood NORTHFIELD 48. 242 Aspen Lane Sunday 12-2 HIGHLAND PARK $1,645,000 SUNDAY 1-4 Kelly Lundin, $499,900 The Hudson Company Pickus/Shulkin, 847.542.5648 @properties 847.432.0700 61. 290 Drexel Lane GLENCOE 49. 1656 Mcgovern Street SUNDAY 12-2 HIGHLAND PARK $1,100,000 SUNDAY 1-3 Elise Rinaldi, $799,000 @properties 847.881.0200 Baylor/Shields, @properties 62. 237 Walden Drive 847.881.0200 GLENCOE Sunday 1-3 $1,069,000 Jenny Daellenbach, The Hudson Company 847.612.0556
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OPEN HOUSES 63. 360 Green Bay Rd, #3A WINNETKA SUNDAY 12-2 $825,000 Lyn Flannery, @properties 847.881.0200 64. 315 Auburn WINNETKA $1,049,000 Open Sunday 12-2 Joanne Hudson, The Hudson Company 847.971.5024 65. 720 Green Bay Unit 2E WINNETKA Sunday 1-3 $435,000 Mary Anne Perrine, Baird & Warner 847.446.1855 66. 797 Pine St. WINNETKA Sat/Sunday Noon-4PM $1,349,900 K.Varga North Shore Builders 312/401-1934. 67. 265 Auburn Avenue WINNETKA SUNDAY 1-3 $769,000 Cummins/McDonald, @properties 847.881.0200 68. 201 Linden WINNETKA Sunday 12-2 $1,475,000 Susan Updike, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices KoenigRubloff 847.533.9636 69. 977 Sheridan WINNETKA Sunday 1-3 $3,350,000 Chris Downey, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices KoenigRubloff 847.340.8499 70. 1182 Asbury WINNETKA Sunday 1-3 $1,849,000 Sherry Molitor, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices KoenigRubloff 847.204.6282 71. 1065 Elm Street WINNETKA SATURDAY 12-2 $1,649,000 Beverly Smith, @properties 847.881.0200 72. 660 Hibbard WINNETKA Sunday 2-4 $699,000 Betsy Burke, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices KoenigRubloff 847.565.4264 73. 574 Orchard WINNETKA Sunday 1-3 Claudia Schmidt, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices KoenigRubloff 914.310.9729 74. 300 Birch Street WINNETKA SUNDAY 1-3 $5,899,000 Jena Radnay, @properties 847.881.0200
75. 1003 Westmoor Road WINNETKA SUNDAY 1-3 $2,499,000 Maman/Cummins, @properties 847.881.0200
88. 1005 Mohawk Rd WILMETTE SUNDAY 2-4 $1,350,000 Carrie Tarzon, @properties 847.881.0200
76. 79 Locust Road WINNETKA SUNDAY 2:30-4:30 $2,285,000 Powers/Eichelberger, @properties 847.881.0200
89. 2345 Thornwood Ave WILMETTE SUNDAY 1-3 $1,185,000 Cummins/McDonald, @properties 847.881.0200 90. 815 Linden Ave WILMETTE SUNDAY 1-3 $1,129,000 Dee Springer, @properties 312.506.0200
77. 997 Vine Street WINNETKA SUNDAY 11-1 $1,390,000 Kotz/Maman, @properties 847.881.0200 78. 893 Elm Street WINNETKA SUNDAY 1-4 $1,385,000 Alla Kimbarovsky, @properties 847.432.0700
91. 447 Sandy Lane WILMETTE Sunday 12-2 Joe Nash, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices KoenigRubloff 847.846.0100
79. 989 Elm WINNETKA Sunday 1-3 $799,000 Carol Grant and Muggsy Jacoby, BHHS, KoenigRubloff 847.421.7501 and 847.924.3811 80. 523 Greenwood KENILWORTH Sunday 12-2 $2,099,000 Jody Savino, The Hudson Company 312.286.4404
92. 900 Seneca Road WILMETTE SUNDAY 1-3 $1,599,000 Carrie Tarzon, @properties 847.881.0200
81. 3837 Cindy Lane GLENVIEW SUNDAY 1-3 $689,900 Vittoria Logli, @properties 847.998.0200
94. 301 Central Park WILMETTE Sunday 1-3 $699,000 Diane Baer, The Hudson Company 847.648.8348
82. 825 Glenview Rd GLENVIEW SUNDAY 12-2 $750,000 Martin Uthe, @properties 847.763.0200
95. 724 Ashland WILMETTE Sunday 2-4 $1,239,000 Connie Coll, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices KoenigRubloff 847.707.6143
83. 713 Greenwood Rd GLENVIEW SUNDAY 10-12 $989,000 Vittoria Logli, @properties 847.998.0200 84. 56 Coventry GLENVIEW Sunday 2-4:00 $1,595,000 The Skirving Team 847-924-4119 or 847-863-3614 85. 1862 Aberdeen Drive GLENVIEW SUNDAY 1-3 $479,000 Renee Dickman, @properties 847.998.0200 86. 1630 Sheridan Rd, #1A WILMETTE SUNDAY 1-3 $399,000 Cummins/McDonald, @properties 847.881.0200 87. 1212 Cleveland Street WILMETTE SUNDAY 1-3 $639,000 Cummins/McDonald, @properties 847.881.0200
93. 1500 Sheridan Unit 5H WILMETTE Sunday 1-3 $425,000 Kevin Rutherford, Baird & Warner 847.446.1855
96. 1140 Sheridan WILMETTE Sunday 1-4 $2,150,000 Bree Misiak, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices KoenigRubloff 847.420.1214 97. 1925 Lake Avenue, #204 WILMETTE Sunday 11:30-1:30 $267,000 Carol Grant and Muggsy Jacoby, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices KoenigRubloff 847.421.7501 and 847.924.3811 98. 701 Ridge Road, #2A WILMETTE Sunday 12-2 $239,000 Carol Grant and Muggsy Jacoby, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices KoenigRubloff 847.421.7501 and 847.924.3811 99. 1939 Birchwood Ave WILMETTE SUNDAY 12:30-2:30 $1,658,000 Halina Krupa, @properties 847.881.0200
HOUSES OF THE WEEK $2,285,000
79 Locust Road, Winnetka, 6 Bedrooms, 4.1 Bathrooms Exclusively Presented by Marion Powers @properties 847.881.0200 mpowers@atproperties.com Louise Eichelberger @properties 847.881.0200 leichelberger@atproperties.com Utterly charming and impeccably maintained vintage shingle style home set back from the road and ideally sited on a spectacular 1.4+ acre lot. Beautifully proportioned rooms, a gracious layout, high ceilings, pretty architectural detail and oversized windows are just some of its outstanding features. This home has a classic, timeless design and thus is ideal as is, but it also offers fabulous expansion potential. Exceptional concrete construction!
$1,365,000
747 Lincoln Avenue Winnetka, 4 Bedrooms, 3.2 Baths Exclusively Presented by: Dinny Dwyer, Jean Wright Real Estate 847-217-5146 ddwyer@jeanwright.com Picturesque cedar shake Colonial on 100 foot wide lot in popular East Winnetka. Welcoming foyer opens to gracious living room with access to delightful covered porch. Elegant dining room offers exceptional views of the professionally landscaped yard and terrace. Stunning kitchen includes high-end appliances, custom cabinets, granite counters, wet bar, island with counter seating, and relaxing sun-filled sitting area or breakfast area. Inviting family room is enhanced by built-ins, beamed ceiling, and French doors that lead to terrace. Tranquil master suite is complete with sitting room and updated master bath. Lower level includes recreation room, exercise room, bar area, laundry, half bath and storage. Beautifully landscaped yard with expansive tiered brick terrace. Wrap-around covered porch with skylight, custom garage with additional storage, and walk-up attic for storage or expansion.
$5,900,000
2214 Churchill Highland Park, 6 beds 7.4 baths Exclusively Presented by: Margie Brooks, Baird & Warner 847-494-7998 margie.brooks@bairdwarner.com Amazingly detailed 17,000+ sqft private luxury residence on almost 1acre of gorgeous property with patio and pool with hot tub and water features. This 6 bedroom 7.4 bath home features custom hand scraped hand beveled wood floors, incredible living space, and all modern amenities
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1003 WESTMOOR ROAD, WINNETKA OPEN SUN 1-3PM
LISTED WITH SUSAN MAMAN 847.878.5235 SUSANMAMAN@ATPROPERTIES.COM
Magnificent Nantucket style home designed by renowned architect, Gary Frank. With over 6500 sq ft of finished living space. Great floor plan, high ceilings, and a finished 3rd floor. 5 BEDS | 5.1 BATHS | $2,499,000 | 1003WESTMOOR.INFO
2345 THORNWOOD AVENUE, WILMETTE OPEN SUN 1-3PM
Welcome home to this stately new in 2001 gem overlooking Thornwood Park just steps to Harper Elementary School. Gracious foyer & formal living & dining rooms. Ideal kitchen/ family/breakfast room combo overlooking paver patio & yard. 5 BEDS | 4.1 BATHS | $1,185,000 | 2345THORNWOOD.INFO
OVER A DECADE OF EXCEPTIONAL SERVICE OVER $400 MILLION IN SALES!** **Based on MRED, LLC from January 1, 2003 to December 31, 2015.
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265 AUBURN ROAD, WINNETKA OPEN SUN 1-3PM
In a market of ordinary it is exciting to find a house that is architecturally significant, handsome, alluring and offers practical living on a single floor with incredible light and bright space in the lower level. 5 BEDS | 3.1 BATHS | $769,000 | 265AUBURN.INFO
1212 CLEVELAND ST, WILMETTE OPEN SUN 1-3PM
1630 SHERIDAN RD #1A, WILMETTE OPEN SUN 1-3PM
This delightful four bedroom Cape Cod, a stone’s throw to Harper Elementary School, is calling you home.
Living at its best in the best tier in the best building on the lake across from plaza del lago in wilmette.
4 BEDS | 2 BATHS | $639,000 | 1212CLEVELAND.INFO
2 BEDS | 2 BATHS | $399,000 | 1630SHERIDAN.INFO
847.710.6798
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815 Greenleaf | Glencoe | $3,095,000 Jody Dickstein
660 Grove | Glencoe | $2,395,000 Jody Dickstein
1940 Park Ave. W. | Highland Park | $1,900,000 Paula Simon/Debbie Bartelstein
271 Mary | Glencoe | $1,899,000 Debbie Bartelstein
7 Rockgate Lane | Glencoe | $1,850,000 Linda Jacobson
340 Old Green Bay | Glencoe | $1,699,000 Cheryl Waldstein
85 Estate Drive | Glencoe | $1,495,000 Julie Deutsch
474 Madison | Glencoe | $1,425,000 Gloria Matlin
420 Burton | Highland Park | $1,399,000 Lori Dub
1171 Linden | Highland Park | $1,395,000 Lori Dub
144 Euclid | Glencoe | $1,390,000 Linda Jacobson
854 Bluff | Glencoe | $1,368,000 Jody Dickstein
873 Grove | Glencoe | $1,329,000 Jody Dickstein
939 Valley | Glencoe | $1,289,000 Julie Deutsch/Laurie Gross
636 Washington Place | Glencoe | $1,195,000 Julie Deutsch/Maureen Mohling
10 Crescent Drive | Glencoe | $1,150,000 Gloria Matlin
435 Oakdale | Glencoe | $1,150,000 Gloria Matlin
2127 Harrison | Evanston | $1,125,000 Gloria Matlin
1177 Glencoe | Highland Park | $1,049,000 Eve Bremen
415 Woodlawn | Glencoe | $975,000 Gloria Matlin
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2451 Hybernia Drive | Highland Park | $949,700 Lida Zrecny
395 Cedar | Highland Park | $945,000 Iris Garmisa
715 Brookvale Terrace | Glencoe | $939,000 Gloria Matlin
751 Woodridge Lane | Glencoe | $895,000 Julie Deutsch
134 Linden | Glencoe | $785,000 Gloria Matlin
1054 Tower | Winnetka | $769,000 Lori Dub
432 Amberley Lane | Deerfield | $749,000 Lida Zrecny
745 Vernon | Glencoe | $739,500 Jody Dickstein
269 Vine | Highland Park | $710,000 Julie Deutsch/Mada Hitchmough
1111 Ridgewood | Highland Park | $692,000 Gloria Matlin
544 Woodlawn | Glencoe | $649,000 Gloria Matlin
1221 Lynn Terrace | Highland Park | $599,000 Iris Garmisa
316 Latrobe | Northfield | $589,000 Gloria Matlin
1185 Carol Lane | Glencoe | $540,000 Gloria Matlin
807 Davis, #613 | Evanston | $499,000 Gloria Matlin
171 E. Stone | Lake Forest | $449,000 Peggy Glickman
A haven for mind and body… a perfect ending for your day. 61 Hiawatha Trail | Highland Park | $399,999 Gloria Matlin
630 Vernon, #4 | Glencoe | $249,000 Linda Jacobson
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GOING FOR THE JUGULAR Fauntleroy displayed relentlessness in New Trier’s run to state runner-up showing BY BILL MCLEAN, SPORTS@NORTHSHOREWEEKEND.COM
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illy Fauntleroy is studying in the kitchen at home. It is where his mother, Mindy, wants him to study. It is noisy there, busy, full of distractions. A college setting is noisy, busy, full of distractions. Mom figures his son — a New Trier senior-to-be and the starting right side hitter for the volleyball team that finished runner-up at state last month — might as well get accustomed to finding ways to block out various degrees of hubbub, while studying, now. Billy needs to take a study break. He pushes himself away from a book or a tablet, stretches his 6-foot-7, 175-pound frame and grabs three objects. “Mom,” he says, “watch this.” The objects in his hands are juggling balls. One is red. One is yellow. One is green. The Billy Fauntleroy Show is about to begin in front of an audience of one, right there in the kitchen. He juggles them traditionally, the balls flying and circulating in front of him and above his head. He later juggles between the legs. When is that circus coming to United Center? And does Fauntleroy have an agent? Fauntleroy, in a way, also got tossed around during the 2016 volleyball season. He started as an outside hitter. He became a middle blocker. He ended up as a right side hitter. “Got bounced around,” Fauntleroy, not at all upset about the shifts, says. “I settled in at right side.” Did. He. Ever. Fauntleroy pounded 223 kills in the spring, including 10 in a three-set defeat of Lincoln-Way East in a state quarterfinal on June 3. His number of kills in the season ranked third behind senior outside hitters Henry Lindstrom (280) and Peter Hindsley (231). None of Fauntleroy’s teammates got more animated and demonstrative than he did after huge kills in huge
feated JV team in 2015 and New Trier’s one-loss Freshman A team in ’14. “They’re all competitive guys, very competitive. The facility has six courts, all devoted to volleyball. The coaching staff there is great, with great connections. “There’s some traveling involved,” he adds. “It can take 30 minutes to drive there. It can take an hour and a half.” New Trier’s volleyball boys (36-6) lost 25-15, 25-15 to Glenbard West’s Hilltoppers (42-0) in the state title match on June 4. The next day? Fauntleroy traveled to Adversity for a practice. “What a great experience, our team taking second at state,” he says. “I’m going to remember everything about that weekend for a while.” Lindstrom plays club volleyball for Adversity 18 Purple. He, too, was in California last week to get sharp for national tests in Texas. He knows all about two Billy Fauntleroys. Billy Fauntleroy, the volleyball player today, is nothing like Billy Fauntleroy, the volleyball player before the start of the Trevians’ 2016 season. “He improved, quite a lot … we all saw it,” Lindstrom says. “Billy solidified our right side. He had transitioned easily from middle to right side. Big swing, powerful swing. He had a great OH, ’ROY!: Billy Fauntleroy smacks a spike over the net during the recent state quarterfinals. PHOTOGRAPHY BY JOEL LERNER connection with Nick [Gjaja, a matches. going well. Billy then shouted, seriously; I was a basketball guy. team lasted only three years, and setter and a senior-to-be], and “We had a lot of calm players ‘Let’s go! Right now!’ There he It’s such a great sport, volleyball, he figures seven of the program’s he seemed to always get above this year,” Trevians volleyball was, a junior, motivating the team so much energy, guys coming alumni played for CSL volleyball the block. By the end of the coach Sue Haak says. “We when it needed to be motivated.” together and working hard to teams in the spring. Billy is a season, he’d became an amazing needed somebody with fiery Fauntleroy has three sisters, establish momentum. One of the second-year member of Vernon player.” emotions, and Billy provided that all volleyball players. His twin, best things about it is knowing Hills-based Adversity; his 17 And New Trier’s No. 2 juggler, for us, in addition to his com- Callie, is a middle. Haley will be your team always has a chance Purple team qualified to compete behind Lindstrom. The two had petitive spirit and his ability to a junior middle at the Univer- to come back, no matter how far at nationals in Dallas in early July an impromptu juggle-off during stay super-focused, laser-focused. sity of Virginia. Katie was a behind your team is in a match.” and prepared for the event at a the season. They used volleyballs Last year Brian Hammes [a senior outside hitter at Colgate He was either 12 or 13 years tournament held last week in for the duel. Lindstrom kept his libero and a 2015 graduate] was University last fall. old when he first played for a California. volleyballs circulating longer that guy. Billy did such a good “Katie started it all,” Billy, a 14-and-under boys Wildcat “I love competing with guys than Fauntleroy did. job of filling that void with his 2016 all-Central Suburban Juniors volleyball team. Not from all over the North Shore, Back to the drawing board, high energy. League South pick, says. “We all many boys volleyball club teams and I get to do that at Adversity,” Billy. “We were doing a drill in got the volleyball bug from her. existed then, so the team played says Fauntleroy, an integral Or near your kitchen’s cutting practice one day, and it wasn’t I never thought I’d play volleyball girls teams. His Wildcat Juniors member of New Trier’s unde- board.
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Ramblers basketball team will miss stylish guard BY KEVIN REITERMAN, SPORTS@NORTHSHOREWEEKEND.COM
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e was a treat to watch, a true crowd pleaser. Thus, the Loyola Academy boys basketball team will miss Andre White Jr.’s flair and talent next season. The highly skilled sophomore guard, who brought an unbelievable amount of energy to the court, will not return to the Ramblers. White has transferred to Harvest Christian Academy in Elgin where he will play for his dad, Andre White Sr. “He’s a fun player to watch,” Loyola Academy head coach Tom Livatino said. “He plays the game with a lot of pizzazz.” White has the ability to charge up a crowd. At 5-foot-7, he plays the game at a dizzying pace and in all-out fashion. “It’s a loss for us … his best days are ahead of him,” Livatino said. “He’s got a very high skill set. “And he’s a great kid, a great player. We like him and his family very much,” added the coach. “And now, he’s got a chance to play for his dad. I’m excited for him. He’s got a bright future. And I wish him all the best.” Andre White Sr., who will be in his first year at Harvest Christian (2015-16 enrollment: 144), was an amazing guard at ZionBenton High School. An allstater and four-time all-North Suburban Conference player, he was known for his slick ballhandling and three-point shooting. The same goes for his son. Andre White Jr., who broke into the starting lineup as a freshman, tossed up 110 three-point attempts last winter — and was good on 40 of them (35 percent). He had a nice all-around game: 48 assists (2nd on the team), 31 steals (2nd on the team), 43 deflections (2nd on the team) and 53 rebounds (4th on the team). White especially came on strong during postseason play. He had 11 points in LA’s regional championship loss to Notre Dame 52-50 on March 4. He drained a clutch three-pointer in the waning seconds as the Ramblers put together a valiant comeback attempt. White is playing his summer basketball with Mac Irvin Fire, one of the elite club teams in the Midwest. Meanwhile, the Ramblers are looking ahead to the 2016-17
Andre White Jr. (right) handles the rock for the Ramblers in the regional title game against Notre Dame. PHOTOGRAPHY BY TRACY ALLEN.
season. They advanced to the Final Four of their own Rambler Shootout last weekend. After finishing 3-0 in pool play with wins over Libertyville, Ridgewood and St. Viator, they fell to Benet Academy in the semifinal round on June 18. “We’ve been playing very good basketball,” said Livatino, who returns 10 seniors, including Division I prospect Ramar Evans. Evans, a 6-3 combo guard, will be a three-year starter for the Ramblers this winter. He also has been a standout for his club team: Hoop Avenue Elite. He earned all-tourney honors at the AllOhio Nike Super Sixteen tourney in late May. Evans has several visits lined up, including stops at Brown University and Massachusetts Lowell. He will attend the upcoming Holy Cross Elite Camp. Other LA players to keep an
eye on include seniors Matt Lynch and Julian DeGuzman and junior Kevin Cunningham.
CIRCLING THE BASES | PRO BASEBALL
Highland Park High School: Catcher Jason Goldstein is set to start his pro career. According to MLB.com, the ex-HPHS star has signed a contract with the Seattle Mariners. He was selected in the ninth round of the June Free Agent Draft earlier this month. It’s been a good month for Goldstein. The University of Illinois standout also was named a Senior CLASS All-American. He is one of five student-athletes in the nation to earn the award. It’s given to NCAA Division I seniors who excel in community, classroom, character and compe-
tract with the Toronto Blue Jays. Hall, who just completed his junior season at Elon University, was drafted in the 14th round of the MLB June Free Agent Draft as a pitcher. This spring, Hall became the Lake Forest High School: closer for the Phoenix. He had Ex-LFHS catcher Charley 10 saves to go along with a 2.93 Gould has signed with the ERA in 24 appearances. Oakland Athletics. Gould, who just finished his senior season with William & FOOTNOTES | Mary, was picked in the 26th of CLUB SOCCER the MLB June Free Agent Draft. The first baseman had a celebratFC United Girls: The North ed career at William & Mary. He Shore-based soccer club will send recently was named to the three of its teams to the 2016 US ABCA/Rawlings All-East Youth Soccer Region II ChamRegion Second Team. He hit .329 pionships in Grand Park Sports this spring for the Tribe with five Complex in Westfield, Indiana homers, 22 doubles and 46 RBIs. on June 24-29. The U17 girls squad, which is New Trier High School: coached by Loyola Academy head Chris Hall, a former catcher for girls coach Craig Snower, will New Trier, has signed a pro con- play against Javanon 99 of Kentition. Goldstein, who made 194 starts for the Fighting Illini, had a career batting average of .289 with 16 homers and 116 RBIs. His slugging percentage was .410.
tucky on June 24 at 2 p.m. The squad features six New Trier players: Hannah Arment, Hope Baisley, Natalie Laser, Megan Murdoch, Avery Schuldt and Samantha Urban. The roster also includes six LA players: Maggie Avery, Bella Broccolo, Riley Burns, Kayleigh Purcell, Stephanie Ramsey and Allison West. The other team members include Highland Park’s Maile Lunardi, North Shore Country Day’s Lauren Kaplinsky, Evanston’s Maia Celia and Olivia Gwilliam, Deerfield’s Mirelle Haas, Niles West’s Taylor Isirov, Barrington’s Michayla Herr and Maggie Miller. Snower also will head up the U16 team, which opens play against Midwest United Royal of Michigan on June 24 at 12 noon. Six Loyola players are on the roster: Emily Chrisman, Faith Craddock, Lauren Daffada, Sophia Doerr, Samantha Holton and Katherine Jaros. The other schools represented include New Trier (Lily Conley and Julia Hamill), Highland Park ( Jolie Carl), Glenbrook North (Samantha Cramin), Glenbrook South (Makayla Stadler), Evanston (Annika DeStefano, Keara Kerr), Stevenson (Hannah Lapeire) and Maine South (Francesca Faraci). The team also has three players from the 2020 graduating class in Victoria Caparos, Cami Esplin and Ellie Zern. FC United Boys: The U17 team squad, which is coached by Yianny Caparos, will face Challenger Crew Juniors Gold of Ohio on June 24 at 10 a.m. New Trier’s Matthew Gallo, Glenbrook North’s Seth Grossman, Evanston’s Dylan TerMolen, Deerfield’s Matthew Grady and Evan Gerke and Loyola’s Julian Hilpuesch, David Gripman and Sean Hickey will join forces with Jose Aguilar, Cristopher Aguirre, Alexander Alfaro, Ben Brandt, Jose Castillo-Bahena, Joshua Kiler, Sahil Modi, Jake Nunez, Jonathan Sanchez, Matthew Underwood, Reilly Walsh, Sam Warden and Osvaldo Zariana. New Trier High School: Michael Gallo, a 2016 graduate, has signed a national letter of intent with Marquette University. Last summer, Gallo helped the Chicago Magic win a US Youth Soccer national championship.
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HEAVY (LA)CROSSE TO BEAR Lake Forest High School’s Johnston remains upbeat despite tough injury woes BY BILL MCLEAN, SPORTS@NORTHSHOREWEEKEND.COM
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ole Johnston enters a Starbucks in Lake Forest on crutches. It is a Friday morning, a sunny, warm day in late spring. Two days ago he had undergone surgery on his right knee to fix a torn meniscus, a lacrosse injury. His older sister, Sydney, has accompanied him because she can drive a car and he cannot. Cole’s right leg is in no condition to operate a gas pedal and a brake pedal. His voice? Fine. He will use it to answer questions about all kinds of topics for a local publication. The Lake Forest High School senior-to-be was going to play in lacrosse tournaments this summer and teach lacrosse to Lake Forest Lacrosse Association kids this summer and attend varsity preseason football practices this summer. Was, was, was.The 5-foot11, 180-pound lacrosse middie/ football wideout injured the knee in the second quarter of Lake Forest’s 16-12 loss to Naperville Central in the second round of the lacrosse state playoffs on May 26. He won’t be able to give his crutches their walking papers for another seven weeks. He faces four months of rehab. Johnston sits on a chair in Starbucks and rests his right leg on another chair. He should be bitter. He is not. He’d be excused for giving short answers. He gives thoughtful, lengthy answers. He’d be excused for choosing not to smile. He smiles. Many times. “Whatever life throws at you, deal with it, respond to it the best way possible,” Johnston says. “That’s my attitude. That’s how I’m dealing with this. I have a strong support system at home. I have great friends, teammates and coaches.” Johnston moved from Ridgefield, Connecticut, to Lake Forest before his first day of fourth grade. Lax on the East Coast is skiing in Colorado and cotton candy at carnivals. Popular. He handled a lacrosse stick for the first time in the first grade, maybe in the second grade, in the foothills of the Berkshire Mountains. He threw and caught lacrosse balls with his big brother, Jesser. Not long after Cole landed in the Land of Lincoln and snow blanketed the North Shore, he had one pressing question:
“the smallest and the weakest player on the team,” his son shares. He certainly wasn’t the slowest player on the team. Walt Johnston started all four years for the Leopards. The unassuming freshman was named Lafayette’s Rookie of the Year. Cole Johnston, throughout the 2016 lacrosse season, his junior season, in two words: key player. He ranked second among teammates in goals and ranked in the top three among teammates in assists. The IHSLA named him a second-team all-stater. “A natural athlete, with a really good first step,” Thiergart says of Johnston, named one of four captains for the 2017 season. “That first step of his … you never know where he’s going. He was kind of in the background [as a freshman and as a sophomore]. Not anymore. The older he gets, the more attention he draws, long stick middies always on him. His role will change [in ’17]. I see him leading in a lot of ways and making his teammates even better than he made them [in ’16].” A teammate and good friend, senior-to-be Jack Adams, a long stick middie, thinks the world of Johnston’s athleticism, the combination of speed and body control and instincts often proving too formidable to contain in any sport not involving a certain kind of ball and a hoop. “Cole,” Adams says, “is brutal in basketball. In other sports he’s seen as freakishly good. He’s an allaround great athlete. In lacrosse he’s great at defense, great at dodging, with good moves and a very good shot. Tough, too. He’d never take himself out of a game, even if he’s hurting.” Johnston hurt his left shoulder MIDDIE TO THE MAX: Lake Forest High School’s Cole Johnston will play his college lacrosse at the University of Maryland. in the summer before his freshman PHOTOGRAPHY BY GEORGE PFOERTNER. year. He’d damaged his left labrum. “No winter lacrosse here?” mates.” watched. Sydney made the PK, and lected three ground balls. Johnston It required surgery. Sitting in the Not then. About a week after that state LF ended up winning the session felt some pressure, the self-induced Starbucks in Lake Forest, his right Now? semifinal, Johnston found himself and the state championship. kind, to live up to “Maryland leg still elevated, he mentions the Yes. amid LFHS girls soccer fans in the Before the start of Cole John- Recruit” status. Scouts first-year left labrum. It’s not right. He’ll Lacrosse continues to grow in stands at North Central College in ston’s sophomore season, in Febru- coach Marc Thiergart moved John- undergo surgery on it later this popularity in the Midwest. Naperville. Lake Forest and Normal ary of 2015, Johnston verbally ston to an offensive middie slot. summer to fix it, and he promises Johnston made the Scouts’ Community West High School committed to the University of Lake Forest advanced to another to rehab it regularly to make sure varsity as a freshman, mostly as a each scored a goal in regulation in Maryland men’s lacrosse program. state semifinal. it stays tight. Life threw something “I was a dodger,” Johnston says. at him again. fill-in attack. The 2014 team the Class 2A title. Two overtime That was a big deal. A teammate Cole Johnston did not flinch. reached the semifinals of the Illinois sessions did not break the tie. A of his at the time, Wes Janeck “I wasn’t a key player.” High School Lacrosse Association session of penalty kicks com- (LFHS, ’15), had also committed Modest guy. Takes after his “He’s always cheerful, never (IHSA) state playoffs. Johnston saw menced, with Sydney Johnston to the Terrapins and would play in father, Walt, a former cornerback complains,” Thiergart says. “He’s a Division I talent in practices. Ev- — future Colgate University every game for Maryland’s NCAA at Lafayette College in Easton, happy guy. Here he is, today, on erywhere he looked. student, future chauffeur for Cole Tournament runner-up team Pennsylvania. Walt assumed crutches, unable to play or do the “I think we had seven [D-1 re- Johnston — all set to take the first (17-3) this past spring, the one that nothing when he arrived for the things he wants to do, but he’s the cruits],” he says. “I was surrounded PK for the Scouts. Her mom, lost 14-13 in overtime to North first day of football practice as a same guy. Happy and cheerful. by a lot of high-skill-level team- Nancy, couldn’t watch; Cole Carolina, the one in which he col- freshman. He considered himself That’s Cole.”
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Friends of Lake Forest Parks and Recreation Foundation
presents
July 4
th
6pm - 10pm
Deerpath Community Park
Michael Jackson Tribute Concert
Kids Attractions * Food & Beverages * Entertainment * Fireworks Presented by:
Sponsored by:
Friends of Lake Forest Parks and Recreation Foundation DATE:
Monday, July 4th
TIME:
6 - 10 pm - gates open at 5 pm
PLACE:
Deerpath Community Park, 400 Hastings Rd. Lake Forest, IL (a 5 minute walk from downtown train station)
TICKETS:
$15 Lake Forest / Lake Bluff Residents $20 Non Resident Kids 5 & Under Free
PARKING:
Regular Parking Pass: $25 day of event only Premier Parking Pass: $50 (until sold out)
VIP PASSES: $75 ADULT (Includes food & drink) $25 CHILD (12 yrs & under) $250 FAMILY (Includes 2 Adult VIP passes, 4 Child VIP passes, Premier parking – a $300 value)
For tickets and more information visit www.FriendsLFPR.org
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5:00 pm - Gates Open 6:00 pm - Boy Band Review 8:00 pm - MJ Live! 9:40 pm - Fireworks Throughout the event there will be kids entertainment, food and beverages!
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teve Malone, 57 years old today, can still hear the applause. It was for him, a sixth-grader at the time, the scarecrow in a theatre production of The Wizard of Oz at Golf Junior High School in Morton Grove. He had just finished singing, “If I Only Had a Brain”. The sound all those hands were making for Malone? Music, to Malone. Sweet, life-changing music. “I got goose bumps as I listened to it,” Malone recalls over an order of pancakes and a glass of orange juice at Egg Harbor Café in Lake Forest. “That was such a rush. I welled up. A teacher had appointed me to be a stage manager/assistant director for the musical. I was humming a song backstage one day when somebody asked me to audition for the scarecrow role. I got the role. Then I got the acting bug. “I experienced, at a young age, both sides of theatre, backstage and onstage. Backstage was not where I wanted to be.” Malone’s new venture requires a brain and a heart and courage, or The Wizard of Oz hat trick. The longtime Chicagoan is Managing/Artistic Director of Lake Forest Theatre, the North Shore’s newest theatre company. The first production of its inaugural season, The Secret Garden, opened June 10 (and runs through July 2) at John & Nancy Hughes Theater at Gorton Community Center in Lake Forest. Malone’s plan is to stage plays and musicals there for at least a year and build a permanent home for Lake Forest Theatre at a site to be determined. “I did some research and found there was room for 15 more theatres in this area,” Malone says.
“Another source informed me there was room for only four more. As long as there was room for one more theatre company, I was happy. The goal is to put on productions that are familyfriendly. We don’t want parents in the audience putting their hands over their kids’ eyes and ears. I see us eventually performing in a 700-seat auditorium, a good size. I see it looking like a mini Lincoln Center [in New York].” Malone moved from Chicago to Lake Forest in mid-April. His Chicago home had two rooms. His current home, at 6 0 0 Broadsmoore Drive, houses 28 rooms — and doubles as Lake Forest Theatre’s rehearsal space. A fundraiser evening on Oct. 31, “Halloween Masquerade Ball,” will be held there, as will “Holidays Around the World,” 12 nights of holiday singing and merriment (between Dec. 5-24). “We had 42 people in there one day, all over the place,” Malone says. “One made spaghetti for the actors before a rehearsal, and there was a tutor there, helping a kid. I’m excited. More than 300 people auditioned for 240 roles. Good actors aren’t easy to find; I got everybody I wanted. The cast [for The Secret Garden], it’s phenomenal. There won’t be a dry eye around during two or three of the songs. My music director, Aaron Kaplan,
producer called Malone at IU. “I’m in a hallway, in Bloomington, Indiana, on a phone used by other students, and students are all around me, walking by and talking. This is way before the invention of cell phones. I’m listening to this producer, and I hear, ‘Can you get to New York?’ I graduated. I got to New
works with the orchestras at Glenbrook North and Glenbrook South [high schools]. He’s 28 and he’s brilliant. He made a commitment to me for a year. So did my lighting and sound people.” A meandering path, compared to the route Malone traversed to get to where he is today, is a straight one. The student-gymnast-thespian at Niles North High School in Skokie became a business major-thespian at
Indiana University in Bloomington. While at IU he wrote, once a week, for countless weeks, to “Saturday Night Live” producer Lorne Michaels. He scribbled a skit idea on a 4-by-6 index card each week and stuck a stamp on the other side of it. The hope was to impress Mr. Michaels and land a gig as an SNL writer. Malone waited and waited and waited for a response. Nothing. Finally, a
York. I worked as an NBC intern for three months in the summer. It was a sales development/training internship. They later hired me [in sales], and my salary was $13,500. In New York. That was tough. I had to use all of one paycheck to pay for my utilities.” Malone worked in advertising and sales for WMAQ-TV in Chicago and other network affiliates in the country, including one in Birmingham, Alabama, and
became national sales manager of a nascent network named FOX. Malone turned 35. He wanted to do something else. He owned Citizen Canine, a bed and breakfast for dogs based in Lincoln Park. It was a huge hit, the bark of the town in the dog community. Dogs ate well, slept well, swam in the Citizen Canine pool. “I tell people,” Malone says, ‘I swam with the sharks in New York and with the dogs in Chicago.’ ” He sold the B & B for pooches and then dipped his toe in real estate waters, obtaining his license in 2001. In between showings and closings, mostly in Chicago, he continued to act in community theatre in Chicagoland. His numbers to date, onstage: 40-plus years, more than 85 productions. Look for him to recite lines and entertain from Oct. 7-30, as a cast member in Lake Forest Theatre’s Young Frankenstein. He will hear that music from the audience, again, rounds and rounds of applause inside John & Nancy Theater. The sound will make the Golf Junior High product smile and bow and tingle. “This is a dream come true, starting a theatre company,” Malone says. “And I get to do what I love to do in a wonderful setting. The trees in Lake Forest are beautiful, the lake … also beautiful. The people here, they’re all for the addition of a theatre company. “Every person I’ve met in Lake Forest has been friendly. Every person I’ve met here has been memorable.” Visit lakeforesttheatre.com for performance dates and times, ticket prices and more information.
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