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Home and garden store co-owner Kathy Dietz feels right at home — at work. P18
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An inspirational comeback in the pool, from A to Z (Zuzanna). P16
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NEWS
IN VIEW Talented local artists are showcased through January 29 in annual exhibition
BIG LAUGHS, BRIGHT FUTURES The Winnetka Board of Northwestern Settlement launches a new fundraising brand with an inaugural Second City comedy-themed event
THE NORTH SHORE WEEKEND
The Art Center Highland Park kicked off its annual member and faculty exhibition Thursday evening with a much-anticipated opening night reception. Running now through January 29, the exhibit showcases the artistic talents and works of the TACHP community—featuring more than 50 original works of students, emerging, and professional artists who are TAC members and/or faculty. A wide range of artistic experience and media has meant an exuberant and unique show each year. “Whenever I visit classes in session I’m impressed with the work being created by our students, and of course are faculty is made up of some of the best professional artists in the area,” says Executive Director James M. Lynch. “I’ve only seen a preview of the work so far, but it’s really something to look forward to.” Featured artists include: Tobi Abrams, Bonnie Arkin, Jody Berns, Sandra Blank, Donna Bliss, Margaret Buchen, Stephen Butzlaff, Kathryn Butzlaff, Will Butzlaff, Zoe Carlson, Linny Coale Freeman, Winifred
Members of the Winnetka Board of Northwestern Settlement. PHOTOGRAPHY BY JOEL LERNER
Continued on PG 6 BY ELAINE DOREMUS THE NORTH SHORE WEEKEND
The multi-generational women of the Winnetka Board know how to put on a good party—and how to get the Northwestern Settlement’s important work done. Last year, the Winnetka Board of Northwestern Settlement touched more than 40,000 lives in Chicago in some way.
“The board decided to take a different bent,” To fund this vital work, “Big Laughs for Bright Futures” takes place on Friday, Febru- says Anne Mueller, an active and dedicated ary 8 at 6 p.m. at Artifacts Events in Chicago. Winnetka Settlement board member for the This marks a departure from the Winnetka past 25 years. As part of this, the board unBoard’s “Style Under the Stars” fashion show, dertook a rebranding effort and launched which the board put on for the last 92 years. “Spotlight on the Settlement,” which will The ladies of the Winnetka Board knew allow them to do just that. it was time for a change in its main fundraisThe first initiative and event as part of this ing event. As participation waned, the ladies new branding is “Big Laughs for Bright brainstormed ideas to reinvigorate the event and also attract a wider audience. Continued on PG 6
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