Remembering Ella French

Five years after her daughter’s death, Elizabeth French heals through helping police By Maureen Callahan On the night of August 7, 2021, Chicago Police Officer Ella French and two other officers conducted a routine traffic stop while on patrol in Englewood. Officer French and one of her partners that evening, Officer Carlos Yanez Jr., were…

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Luxury at Home

Bringing the resort and country club experience home By Hinsdale Magazine Group Staff Luxury living today is less about square footage and more about creating a home that rivals a five-star resort. Homeowners are investing in spaces that promote wellness, recreation, and everyday enjoyment, bringing experiences once found only at luxury hotels and private clubs…

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A Legend Etched in Landscape

Gertrude Kuh remains one of the most notable women in landscape design By Maureen Callahan | Photos courtesy of the Deimel Family Archives Outdoor landscaping is what makes a house a home. A century ago, the name Gertrude Kuh became well known, particularly on the North Shore. As one of the first women in her…

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Chicagoland: The Quiet Golf Capital of the World

By Valerie Hardy  When most people think of world-class golf destinations, the Midwest probably isn’t the first location to come to mind. Instead, they likely consider courses like St. Andrews in Scotland, Pebble Beach in California, and Pinehurst in North Carolina. However, situated right here in the Second City and its surrounding suburbs are courses…

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A Guide to Some of the Oldest Places in Chicago

Explore the landmarks, hotels, businesses, and institutions that have preserved Chicago’s rich history for generations By Sophia Schiappa Timeless Tourist Attractions Buckingham Fountain Buckingham Fountain is a monumental Beaux-Arts-style fountain located in Grant Park, Chicago. Dedicated in 1927, it is one of the largest fountains in the world and a defining feature of Chicago’s lakefront…

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Chute, O’Malley, Knobloch & Turcy

Chute, O’Malley, Knobloch & Turcy focuses on providing personal legal representation to individuals and families facing difficult circumstances following serious injuries, workplace accidents, medical malpractice, and other personal injury matters. With more than 100 years of combined experience, the firm has built a reputation for combining trial experience with a hands-on, client-focused approach. “Our mission…

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Larry Disparti

Disparti Law Group Larry Disparti is one of Chicago’s most recognized and successful personal injury attorneys and the founder and owner of Disparti Law Group. Since establishing the firm in 2004, he has built it into a power-house of trusted and highly successful attorneys as well as an entire team focused on providing the best…

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The Outpost Mexican Eatery

What began as a family dream just before the pandemic has grown into one of Downers Grove’s favorite spots for tacos, burritos, bowls, and casual Mexican fare. Owner Anna Kamilis opened The Outpost in late 2019 with a simple goal: serve fresh, flavorful Mexican food in a welcoming environment where guests feel like family. When…

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The Purple Pig

One of Chicago’s most celebrated restaurants has found a second home in Oak Brook. The Purple Pig, the James Beard Award-winning restaurant known for its Mediterranean-inspired menu and shareable plates, recently opened at Oakbrook Center, bringing one of the city’s most recognized dining destinations to the western suburbs. Led by Chef and Partner Tony Mantuano,…

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Summer Skin Has a Memory

How dermatologists address sunspots, redness, and uneven tone after years of UV exposure By Dr. Christina Steil and Dr. Rachel Bognet Summer has a way of bringing skin changes into sharper focus. More daylight, more time outdoors, and more exposed skin can make brown spots, redness, freckles, visible blood vessels, and uneven tone more noticeable.…

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