SW Lake January 2017

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Happy New Year

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like cold weather. There’s nothing like a crisp January morning with the hint of snow in the air and a slippery run to the top of the driveway to get the morning paper. A worn pair of jeans, a favorite button-down shirt and a warm sweater suits me. A pair of sturdy Doc Martens gets me around. A fading fashion sense prompts me to grab a heavy leather jacket most days. Other times when the temperature dips below freezing, I’m more likely to don a ski jacket and touque (knit cap to any non-hockey lovers).

JANUARY 2017 PUBLISHER

Michael Beightol | Michael.Beightol@LifestylePubs.com EDITOR

Stephen Neilson | Stephen.Neilson@LifestylePubs.com CONTRIBUTING WRITERS

Michael Beightol, Stephen Neilson, Alexandra Deen, Margo Pelak, Emily Mayberry CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS

Stephen Neilson, Emily Mayberry, Alexandra Deen, Margo Pelak

In the fall I checked the tires to be sure the tread was good. Also bought firewood. The crockpot gets a real workout this time of year: soup, chili, pasole or stew. All foods that are simple, rich and fortifying (plus the house smells great at the end of a work day).

Prepared as we are for winter, January is time to look ahead. A few of our local experts do so in this issue, noting the trends we’ll being watching as 2017 unfolds. This is the time for New Year’s resolutions to kick into high gear; getting in shape is at the top of a lot of lists. We offer here insights on fitness apps to help meet your goals, and take a peek inside a fitness buff’s gym bag.

Last year ended well for SW Lake Lifestyle. The team expanded when Stephen Neilson came aboard as Editor. Known around these parts for his photography, storytelling and blues harmonica playing, I am delighted that Stephen’s steady hand and creative mind are guiding the editorial side of this enterprise. He’s a true community evangelist and we’re lucky to have him. Drop him a note at Stephen.Neilson@LifestylePubs.com to share ideas for stories, photos or events you want us to share with your neighbors.

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Finally, while I enjoy winter, one of the wonderful aspects of living in SW Lake County is this: O’Hare is a short drive away. When a chill creeps deep in your bones it’s good to know a quick getaway to a warm beach is as near as a flight to someplace south.

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ON THE COVER Our panel of local Trendspotters includes (left-to-right) Jeff Eggert, Meghan McGinty, Russ Riendeau, Renee Clark, Jason Van Ness, Michael Drelicharz and Brad Seymour.

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January 2017

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Hot Spot

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Culinary Creations

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Travel Destination

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Lifestyle Calendar

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Local’s Choice

14 Classic BBQ with a Twist Rocks Lake Zurich

Rock 'N Ribs serves it up hot and with a beat you can dance to

18 2017 Trends in SW Lake

Our first annual Trendspotters Team shares what's big,

next, and local for 2017

34 New Year, New Fitness Resolutions

2017 Could Be Your Year

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Good Times

Wauconda High School's Les Misérables an ambitious delight

Wauconda High School’s recent staging of their fall musical, “Les Misérables”, was an inspiring stunner. From its ambitious stagecraft to the rock-solid orchestra, outstanding costumes, smooth scene transitions, and impassioned acting and singing by the student cast, director Scott Metzger and team's production was a delightful evening of local theater.

Final scene of Les Mis at Wauconda High School

Act 1 Finale

The Barricade

Ribbon Cutting Highlights First Anniversary

The seventh Chicago-area store for AccuVISION, a chain of eye health and eye wear retailer founded by Dr. James Doherty, hosted a ribbon cutting in Wauconda with the chamber of commerce there. Store Manager Dana Agostinelli pulled out all the stops to showcase the retailer’s collection of fashion eye wear.

Regional Manager Patty Stianos, SW Lake Manager Dana Agostinelli (second from right) Publisher Michael Beightol, and AccuVISION and team toast AccuVISION's first anniversary at founder Dr. James Doherty the Mill Street Wauconda location

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An energized crowd of supporters celebrate AccuVISION's first anniversary at this location with a ribbon cutting ceremony

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Around Town

AROUND TOWN

NEW EDITOR JOINS SW LAKE LIFESTYLE Stephen Neilson joins SW Lake Lifestyle as Editor. Neilson brings a broad and multifaceted background in communications, photography and video production. Michael Beightol, publisher, says about Neilson: “His skills in photography and video balance perfectly with proven editorial skills to make him a great fit to lead the continuous editorial development of SW Lake Lifestyle.

Stephen Neilson

Best of all, Stephen is an enthusiastic community evangelist.”

Readers and businesses throughout the community are encouraged to contact Neilson directly with story ideas. He may be reached at Stephen.Neilson@LifestylePubs.com.

Construction crews swarmed Wilmot Mountain before the first snow

LOCAL SKI & SNOWBOARD RESORT RE-IMAGINED Already, visitors to the venerable Wilmot Mountain, just up the road past Fox Lake and over the state line, are finding lots of changes they like, thanks to new owners (Vail Resorts) and a big chunk of change ($13 million in improvements).

“While we think our guests will be thrilled with the on-mountain improvements, such as new chairlifts and state-of the art snowmaking, it’s the adoption of best practices in all aspects of guest service and on-mountain operations that will further elevate Wilmot Mountain,” says Taylor Ogilvie, general manager.

New lifts, rope tows and surface conveyors will increase capacity by up to 45 percent. The entire base lodge has been transformed with more seating and upgraded food and beverages. There’s a new bar for adults and Wi-Fi for everyone.

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Generations of kids took their first turns at Wilmot. That will continue with a dedicated children’s ski and snowboard center at the base, featuring a playful open space for kids along with their own lunch and break room.

The transformation of Wilmot Mountain includes opportunities now for guests to purchase Vail Resorts’ season passes, which offer flexibility to choose options based on how much, and where, they plan to ski and snowboard. What this means is that skiing at Wilmot Mountain can be linked to nine world-class resorts out West: Vail, Beaver Creek, Breckenridge, Keystone and Arapahoe Basin in Colorado; Park City in U.S. Rep. Peter Roskam, left, touring Flint Creek Savanna with CFC board member Tom Vanderpoel

Utah; and Heavenly, Northstar California and Kirkwood at Lake Tahoe.

PIONEERING SW LAKE MUSICIAN WALKS RED CARPET WITH USHER AND ROMEO SANTOS Born Foreground, L to R: Usher, with Lake County musician Anand Bhatt, and Romeo Santos, on the red carpet at the Latin Grammys

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U.S. REP ROSKAM VISITS CITIZENS FOR CONSERVATION, LAUDS CONSERVATION EFFORTS U.S. Representative Peter Roskam recently visited Citizens for a

Conservation headquarters in Barrington to learn more about the

Hawthorn Woods resident since

group’s conservation efforts, its successful volunteer program and

age eighteen, Anand Bhatt (aka,

its collaborative community partnerships. After a presentation and

"El Latindio") is a pioneering musi-

discussion on CFC’s successful preservation and education achieve-

cian in the music genre known

ments, Roskam toured part of Flint Creek Savanna with CFC board

as Tropical Fusion which melds

member Tom Vanderpoel. The congressman had particular praise for

Latin, Indian and other musical influences. Anand's newest release

CFC’s extensive use of volunteers as well as its ability to “bring peo-

"Grito" is in English but sports his signature musical style. Through his

ple together” to protect and preserve the community’s open lands.

undergrad and post-graduate work at the University of Illinois and col-

“This is a very satisfying place to be,” he said.

laborations with local actors and musicians, Bhatt became the first Indian-American to walk the Latin Grammy red carpet.

LONG GROVE SCOUTS MAKE IMPROVEMENTS AT REED-TURNER Significant improvements at Reed-Turner Nature Center were recently completed through outstanding efforts by local Boy and Girl Scouts and their support teams: • Anthony Sorgani and team constructed a “missing link” in the boardwalk which carries visitors across a flood-prone meadow, so visitors won't have to walk through mud during the rainy season.

• Andrew Hammon and team refurbished and stabilized a bird

Long Grove Scouts fire circle team: (1st row, L to R) Emily Seburn, Taylor Irvin, Maddie Glazer, Tessie Primack, (2nd row, L to R) Steve Seburn, Reed Irvin, Jim Glazer, Doug Primack, Jane Primack

observation blind that had blown over in high winds.

• Girl Scout Troop 41041 restored and expanded the Center's fire circle by designing and building new benches, replacing the old firebrick and perimeter brick with new, and installing new gravel in the entire area.

The scouts, dads, moms, and expert consultants all played key roles in completing these projects and successfully achieving their scouting awards. Park District President Jane Wittig thanked the scouts and their support teams, commenting, “It is inspiring to see the teamwork and active support these scouts get from family, friends, and our expert consultants {that} help the scouts mature into successful and caring citizens.”

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Eagle candidate Andrew Hammon with mom Kim, who helped with paperwork and fed the troop

Eagle candidate Anthony Sorgani (Left) and helper Kasper Latawiec deliver lumber to the construction site

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Hot Spot

IT UP HOT AN ROCK ‘N RIBS SERVES

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CAN DANCE TO

TOGRAPHY SAMIE DEYO

s the art of well-prepared BBQ close to

(other meats dishes and combo plates),

and confesses, “a lot of trial and error.”

your heart (and your taste buds)? Do

Back Up Singers (salads) Sweet Encores

No flour is used in the process, so her

you love the eighties and old-school

(desserts), and a kids menu (Lil Rockers).

wings are not only delicious but gluten

classic rock? If so, check out Rock ’N

While the menu fits on a single page,

free. A great side to accompany this dish:

Ribs in Lake Zurich. This pristine little

there is good variety for BBQ lovers of

the house made coleslaw ($2) tastes like

gem is tucked away next to Lake Zurich

every stripe. Beer and wine are available,

about the freshest in all of Chicagoland.

Travel & Cruise at 463 Rand Road (southwest corner of Route 12 and Route 22).

along with self-serve fountain drinks.

Of course it’s impossible to talk BBQ

Though listed as an “opening act,” the

without mentioning brisket. Rock ’N Ribs

This is a casual restaurant where

chicken wings really stole the show. At

throws down its brisket sandwich for $8.50,

ordering is done at the counter. Their

$7 for 6 and $12 for a dozen, we recom-

and boy is it worth it. Alice makes every-

rock and roll theme is strongly reflected

mend going with the latter, as they were

thing from scratch: the rubs, the sauce and

in décor, music and menu – the more

nearly addictive. Chef and co-owner

the dressings – everything. This brisket

you play along, the more fun the experi-

Alice Banach uses a 3-step cooking pro-

melts in your mouth, thanks again to yet

ence. For example, the menu categories

cess to create these beauties. The wings

another trade secret.

are: Opening Act (appetizers), The Band

are equally sweet, spicy and supremely

For anyone planning a party Rock ’N Ribs

(sides), Headliner (ribs), Main Stage

crispy. When asked her secret, she smiles

has an extensive catering menu, and the

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Signature Sticky Wings

Housemade sauce rea

dy and bottled to take

home

Terry Banach and cook get down to BBQ business in the kitchen

Banachs are offering 15% off catering orders through January. (Don’t expect the discount for the Super Bowl, as last year they dished out over 2,600 wings to football fans all around the area.)

Bottom line: Rock ’N Ribs is fun to experience, and their food is both a treat and a bargain. Whether you’re bringing the family or friends, or grabbing a quick nosh on a run solo, the Banachs have created a restaurant that is downright joyful. The music is good, the set-up is smart, the place is spotless and you can

Full Slab Ribs

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2017 Trends in SW Lake Our Trendspotter Team Holds Court and is Bullish on the New Year

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o kick off the new year, SW Lake gathered our first annual Trendspotter Team to give us a taste of what's

up and coming locally – and speaking of which way the wind's blowing, we lead with the latest in engaging local family entertainment: the Windy City Bulls.

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ARTICLE EMILY MAYBERRY | PHOTOGRAPHY STEPHEN NEILSON

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2017 TRENDS (CON TI N U ED)

Brad Seymour, Windy City Bulls (with Gus T. Bull)

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Russ Riendeau (with Gus T. Bull)

Hey cousin Benny there’s a new team in town “When guests enter the Sears Centre on game night, they are met Brad Seymour, President of the new Windy City Bulls based

by numerous opportunities to become a part of the show – whether

out of the Sears Centre in Hoffman Estates, is helping drive the

creating signs and being seen on the brand new state-of-the-art

trend toward outstanding entertainment options available closer

video board, interacting with Gus T. Bull (our mascot – a close

to home, and shared the scoop on the newest game in town:

cousin of Benny The Bull), or sending the kids to play in the free

“The Windy City Bulls create a memorable experience for

court-level fun zone, there is something for everyone – in addition

guests who attend our events, with a family-friendly environment

to experiencing up-close a fast-paced level of professional basket-

that appeals to sports fanatics and non-sports-fans alike. The

ball second only to the NBA.

Chicago Bulls are famous for providing world class entertainment

Our goal is to be an asset to the local quality of life and immerse our-

value, and using our NBA team’s resources, we've launched an

selves in our community, while creating events and promotions to draw

extension of that brand exclusively for the Northwest Suburbs.

families to come enjoy the energy and the fun of the Windy City Bulls.

Above The Rim

When Art Meets Capitalism Dr. Russ Riendeau is a local artist, headhunter (the recruiting-professional kind) and behavioral scientist who sees today’s world audience as thirsty for creative outlets. Consumed by 24x7 media and bright screens, humans are being entertained to death, while their gifts and potential sit dormant on couches around the globe. As our economy reboots, watch for more people re-engaging in passionate hobbies and test-driving physical and emotional skills in their free time, as well as on the job. Riendeau believes that more than ever, business and civic leaders will see the creative arts as necessary tools of commerce to flush out new ideas and positive attitudes in the workplace, as capitalism faces the shifting future head-on.

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2017 TRENDS (CON TI N U ED)

The Trendspotters Team

Healthy lifestyle choices: a new wave of awareness More men today are making active choices for better health.

Jeff Eggert, owner of Eighteen Eight (an upscale men’s salon in Barrington), and Dr. Jason Van Ness of Van Ness Chiropractic shared their observations: Eggert notes how more men actively work to look good and be healthy. His salon's focus is on grooming care; winter weather can lead to dry skin, and facials using organic products fitting men's unique skin chemistry are increasingly popular. Men increasingly seek solutions for thinning hair that are Jason Van Ness, Van Ness Chiropractic

non-surgical, affordable, and effective; Eggert's salon offers options from a healthy scalp treatment regimen to low-level laser therapy. Eighteen Eight works with non-profit Eyes on Cancer to train all stylists to recognize early signs of skin cancer, and how to tactfully recommend customers be checked out when appropriate - a potentially life-saving proposition.

Van Ness also notes an increasing trend in men seeking not only treatment, but preventative care. While sports-related issues still drive the majority of men's visits, he sees more men proactively investing in health. Planning a healthy diet and lifestyle; taking time for periodic alignments that balance the musculature and nervous system; avoiding excesses in alcohol, dairy, processed food, and sugar that cause inflammation and can lead to spinal issues and more; all reflect the increasingly proactive trend. Van Ness’ practice reflects a patient-focused balance, with half wellness-based, and half crisis/corrective-based, providing comprehensive care for both the short and long term.

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Nick Jaros (left) with Neoteca owner Guy Sorrentino and Patty Jacobson, Chairwoman, Barrington Area Chamber of Commerce and President, Jenson Jacobson & Associates, Inc.

Forward-looking Foodies say farewell to Fast, hello to Simple

One huge and growing local trend: a movement back to real, whole foods. Meghan McGinty of Farmhouse on North and Nick Jaros of Neoteca serve up different styles of foods, but share a com-

Meghan McGinty, Farmhouse On North

mon connection to what’s fresh and local.

McGinty’s restaurant strongly engages with the “Farm to table” movement, which helps diners at Farmhouse on North trust their food sources when dining out, as they know they’re not sacrificing quality. And it’s not just food; customers crave locally brewed craft beers and spirits, in line with growing sentiment that “it’s better when it’s made here”. Many of McGinty’s regulars frequently order take-out, an encouraging indicator that the fresh food movement is picking up momentum, and that sipping and supping on what’s made locally is the real “comfort” with food.

Nick Jaros manages Neoteca, a family-owned, authentic woodfired pizzeria and wine bar in downtown Barrington. Jaros notes that local family-owned establishments can be more immersive in the community and better understand its needs. He also notes the trend of foods increasingly following the seasons, predicting that Neoteca dishes such as calamari will be clamored for as cold sets in; light-bodied red wines from their extensive Italian wine list will prevail through winter, with whites and roses to bloom tableside next spring.

Neoteca also uses as much local produce as possible, flexing their menu to serve fresh dishes in season.

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2017 TRENDS (CON TI N U ED)

Gus T. Bull, Windy City Bulls Mascot

Smaller, cordless, connected.

(Who needs a TV to watch TV?) Michael Drelicharz, owner of the Wireless Zone in Barrington, sees every day the increased trend toward cordless, hands-free connectivity, for compliance, safety, and convenience. Bluetooth has evolved to where certain phone manufacturers (think “fruit”) have removed the headphone jack entirely. Other brands such as Samsung have focused on making Virtual Reality less virtual and more a reality, selling viewers that pair with phones to provide a dynamic viewing experience. Although the rate of increased processor speed year after year is tapering off (is the end of Moore’s Law approaching?), new devices still push for longer battery life and better quality cameras. Though large-screen TVs grow ever larger, the countertrend is that small is the new big: as smartphones replace landlines, so are smartphones and tablets replacing TVs for many, with new content apps enabling a-la-carte access to a wide range of channels, movies, games, and immersive entertainment.

Michael Drelicharz, Wireless Zone

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Renee Clark, @properties

Millennials on the move Real estate agent Renée Clark shared some interesting housing market projections for 2017. Many who have waited (based on their losses in equity from the 2008 crash) are now eager to move, resulting in a surplus of homes on the market this spring, with Millennials projected to comprise 56% of first-time buyers. With new programs offering down payment grants, lower-money-down requirements, and rising interest Play Ball!

rates, Millennials are motivated to make their move. Another 2017 trend: purchasing smaller homes with upgraded features but less space to maintain. Prices should rise by approximately 4.8% in Illinois in a strong real estate market.

spot on Thanks to Paul Seymour and the Windy City Bulls for hosting our Trendspotters Team on the Bulls’ court at the Sears Centre Arena; to Gus T. Bull for his rim-tastic antics and enthusiasm; and to each of our talented Trendspotters for sharing their vision of what’s big, bold, and blowing our way for 2017.

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Culinary Creations

DON'T JUST

"VEG OUT"

- GET YOUR FRUIT ON, TOO ARTICLE EMILY MAYBERRY

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ating a healthy diet is just as important as getting routine check-ups with

your doctor. Organic fresh fruits and vegetables are powerhouses full of vitamins, minerals, nutrients, and health benefits.

Eating a variety of colors is not only appealing to the eye; the rainbow reflects a range of nutritional compositions. You may be surprised at the benefits of even the most common fruits and vegetables.

Trying to add some flavor and health to your meals? Here are some great options that are nutrient-dense and tasty:

Cucumbers are a powerful ally when it comes to healthy food choices. Feeling parched? Cucumbers are 95% water, with the rest a powerful mixture of minerals and healing compounds. Use slices of cucumber as you would use aloe for skin abrasions, burns,

CUCUMBER

or to reduce inflammation. The silica, magnesium, and potassium they contain are ideal for strengthening and smoothing both the hair and skin. Cucumbers are also excellent for stabilizing blood pressure. A compound called sterols helps reduce cholesterol, while the magnesium, potassium, and fiber can help stabilize either high or low blood pressure. There is also a hormone in cucumbers required by the pancreas to properly regulate insulin levels - particularly beneficial for diabetics. Silica is an important factor in promoting joint health by strengthening connective tissues, and cucumber is a good source for your silica needs.

Onions have been a wide-ranging remedy in many traditional medicines for a very long time. Uses include treating asthma, bacterial infections, coughing, and colds. Their pungent smell is caused by their high levels of sulfur, which on the positive side promotes cardiovascular health through its anti-clotting characteristics. In Ayurvedic Medicine (one of the world's oldest holistic medical systems, developed in India over 3000 years ago), onions

ONION

are sliced and wrapped in cloth as a poultice used on areas of inflammation, or on the chest and feet to cure colds, coughs, and fevers.

Including an ample supply of onions in your diet helps your body build up bone density and joint health. Forming connective tissues requires sulfur, which onions can amply supply.

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FACT:

Research shows that helping others is a key to happiness.

GRAPEFRUIT

Grapefruit’s health benefits are often underestimated. Kidney stones are mostly a build-up of calcium; eating grapefruit or drinking its juice will help prevent them. The high levels of Vitamin C in grapefruit can help prevent sun damage, wrinkles, and improve overall skin condition.

Vitamin C also helps create collagen, the main support system of the skin, and minimizes the loss of hyaluronic acid, which the skin needs to retain moisture and elasticity. Grapefruit is a wonderful liver cleanser, as it promotes the removal of toxins from the body. Known to increase your metabolism, grapefruit also can assist with weight loss or maintenance.

TOMATO

Tomatoes have a large profile of vitamins and minerals including vitamin C, vitamin A, vitamin K, B vitamins, iron, folate, magnesium, choline, potassium, and zinc. They help improve the function of the digestive system and particularly help prevent constipation, especially when juiced along with spinach. Tomatoes have a rich supply of the phytonutrients lutein, beta-carotene, and zeaxanthin which support vision health.

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Including tomatoes in your daily diet can increase the amount of vitamin C in the blood, which strengthens the immune system and inhibits the release of stress hormones. Other phytonutrients in tomatoes help prevent blood from over-clotting, helping improve heart health.

It's amazing what perfect packages nature has made in fruits and vegetables. They're not just tasty, but help promote and maintain our good health. Enjoy longevity and steady energy through a well-balanced diet including fresh fruits and vegetables; eat all the colors of the rainbow to enjoy the wide variety of minerals, nutrients,

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Travel Destination

Some thing Different

for Travel in 2017

Iceland

NEW YEAR, NEW UNFORGETTABLE DREAM TRIP IDEAS

ARTICLE SUE SHIMKUS

A

New Year means it’s time to start planning your next dream trip. Here are some

recommendations for Life-Changing Journeys Around the World: ONE&ONLY HAYMAN ISLAND Soak in the pure joy that water bestows at this spectacular resort, standing alone on this island paradise! Located within Australia’s Great Barrier Reef, this private island resort boasts beachside pool villas, ocean massages, and watery excursions

One&Onl y Ha

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yman Island

fully immersing you in luxury.

ECUADOR Journey beyond Darwin’s evolutionary wonders into Ecuador’s amazing interior and its astonishing contrasts: Volcanic peaks, cloud forest, jungles, and colonial cities with centuries of history. Revel over some of the most fantastic train rides in the world, horseback ride high in the Andes, watch llamas roam the fields, and stay in elegant hotels such as the Mashpi Lodge, perched 3,000 feet above sea level.

E cu a d o r

Combine two exceptional vacations into one by adding a 4 or 5 day cruise to the Galapagos Islands, where giant tortoises roam freely, rare birds preen on rocky shores, and tiny penguins swim in droves beneath crystalline waters.

RIVER CRUISES The river cruise industry is booming, offering a more intimate and cultural experience than larger ocean liners. Usually with 160 passengers or less, guests embark these floating hotels right in the center of cities, immediately immersed in local culture. Watch for emerging river cruises in China, Africa, Southeast Asia, and even the USA. ICELAND

River Cruis

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There are a million reasons why you should visit Iceland, starting with the amazing Aurora Borealis, at its most spectacular in February and March. Iceland’s mountains, volcanoes, and glaciers are good for hiking, climbing and dog-sledding; its waves great for surfing; its caves for exploring; and its barren highlands for jeep safaris. With such rugged beauty and diversity, no wonder Iceland tops so many Bucket Lists.

NEW CRUISE SHIP OPTIONS For the most all-inclusive luxury experience, Regent Seven Seas Cruises recently launched the Seven Seas Explorer, dubbed the most luxurious ship ever built. Cruising on this breathlessly elegant and perfectly staffed ship, spaciously intimate for only 750 guests, includes roundtrip air, unlimited shore excursions, specialty restaurants, all beverages, fine wines, premium spirits, wifi, and gratuities.

If large ocean cruising is more your thing, you may especially enjoy Royal Caribbean’s new Harmony of the Seas which debuted this spring. Now the largest ship at sea, there is no end to the entertainment, dining choices, activities, and choice of accommodations on the most innovative cruise ship ever built.

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Travel & Cruise, provides Custom Travel Itineraries for the discerning traveler. Sue recently sailed the inaugural cruises on both the Harmony of the Seas and the Regent Explorer this fall. To learn more, visit www.lztravel.com or call 847 438-5551 January 2017 | SW Lake Lifestyle

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Lifestyle Calendar

January JANUARY 14

FEBRUARY 8

CITIZENS FOR CONSERVATION COMMUNITY

2017 ANNUAL ECONOMIC SUMMIT

EDUCATION SERIES: "THE DAZZLING WORLD OF

BARRINGTON’S WHITE HOUSE

DRAGONFLIES AND DAMSELFLIES"

Village officials from 11 local communities advise on current economic

BARRINGTON VILLAGE HALL

conditions and what lies ahead. Public is invited (limited seating avail-

More than 100 species of these striking aquatic insects are found in

able). For details and to register, visit www.BarringtonChamber.com.

Illinois. Learn more about them in this program by Marla Garrison, biology faculty member at McHenry County College and author of the

FEBRUARY 25

book Damselflies of Chicagoland. Program starts at 10:00 AM.

BUSINESS & COMMUNITY EXPO

JANUARY 21

Hosted by the Wauconda Area Chamber of Commerce. Celebrate

LAKE ZURICH AREA CHAMBER

business & community together all in one place! This all-day Expo

OF COMMERCE EVENING OF

features booths and events by area businesses, governmental

EXCELLENCE AWARDS BANQUET

entities, public servants, and charitable organizations, with craft

KEMPER LAKES GOLF CLUB

vendors, entertainment, demonstrations galore, and local cuisine.

5:30 PM Cocktail Reception

Bring the family for a fun-filled day learning about your community

6:30 PM Dinner and Awards

and local businesses.

9:30 PM Live Music & Dancing Early registration date for discount: 1/6/17. For details and to register, visit www.lzacc.com

JANUARY 28 LAKEVIEW VILLA ASSOCIATION ICE FISHING DERBY ON BANGS LAKE ICE AT LAKEVIEW VILLA, WAUCONDA Come join us for a great day of fishing on the hard water, and to support those who have sacrificed, and are sacrificing, for our country. All proceeds benefit The Wounded Heroes Foundation and Veterans R&R. Pre-derby chili cookoff hosted by the Wauconda American Legion on 1/27. For more info go to our website at www.lvvaicefishingderby.com 30

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Sold Properties

Recently SOLD SW Lake Properties

NEIGHBORHOOD

LIST PRICE

SOLD PRICE

%SOLD/LIST

DOM

BDRMS

BATHS

Long Grove

$1,675,000

$1,600,000

96%

77

6

7.1

Kildeer

$1,100,000

$1,050,000

95%

2

4

4.1

Long Grove

$1,049,000

$1,000,000

95%

56

4

3.1

Heron’s Landing

$850,000

$815,000

96%

58

4

4.1

Barrington

$725,000

$695,000

96%

1

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4.3

Barrington

$649,900

$630,000

97%

1

5

4.1

Hawthorn Hills

$622,925

$622,925

100%

2

4

2.1

Beacon Hills

$649,900

$617,500

95%

5

6

4.1

Lake Zurich Pines

$624,900

$610,000

98%

135

4

4.1

Deer Park

$539,000

$525,000

97%

7

4

2.1

Hunter’s Creek

$515,000

$515,153

100%

22

5

3.1

Tower Lake

$499,000

$510,000

102%

10

4

3.1

Briargate Estates

$500,000

$510,000

102%

7

3

2.1

Chestnut Corners

$509,900

$505,000

99%

3

4

2.1

MLS statistics from 11/01/16 to 11/30/16. All information herein has not been verified and is not guaranteed.

Featured properties may not be listed by the agent/office providing this data. Supplied by Renee Clark, @Properties.

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Stephen Neilson Media (847) 487-7464 stephenneilsonmedia.com

HOME DESIGN & FURNISHINGS

Blue Jay Paint and Blinds (224) 677-5334 Bluejaypaint.com

Schwake Stone and Fireplace (847) 566-0799 schwakestone.com

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Lake Zurich Chamber of Commerce (847) 438-5572 lzacc.com

Timothy Grant Jewelry (847) 726-1556 timothygrants.com

Primrose School-Long Grove (847) 951-6420 primroselonggrove.com

Broken Earth Winery (847) 383-5052 brokenearthwinerylg.com

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Local’s Choice

NEW YEAR, NEW FITNESS RESOLUTIONS 2017 COULD BE YOUR YEAR Perrin recommends being realistic when setting fitness goals.

‘T

Perrin packs a no-nonsense gym bag: towel, shorts, fresh t-shirt, shoes, and headphones (for cardio). Not pictured: colorful Sof Sole sneaker balls, which keep Perrin's sneakers fresh.

Photography: Margo Pelak

is the season for vowing to lose a few extra holiday pounds, or perhaps pursuing that ripped six-pack you’ve always

wanted – and that means getting to the gym more often, or dusting off that home treadmill and weight machine.

How can you make sure your fitness resolutions stick?

GOT APPS?

“Be realistic in your goals and expectations,” advised Dale Perrin, executive director, Lake Zurich Area Chamber of Commerce.

Perrin is a fitness expert – prior to his career as a chamber exec-

Fitness apps are in no short supply, and

utive, Perrin spent many years as a fitness equipment executive and

many of them are free. Here are three free

personal trainer. Friends have described him as "a workout beast."

apps that may help you get a jump on your

Perrin observed that extra weight can easily creep up on you over

fitness plans for 2017:

a span of years. Flabby muscles don't get flabby overnight, so it’s important to be patient seeing results. You can't fix years of neglect

• MYFITNESSPAL – Probably the best-

in just a few months, but you can launch yourself on the path to suc-

known app to track your intake, exercise and

cess by defining and committing to your fitness goals.

get tips from friends new and old. Links with

“It’s not unusual to experience disappointment after a few months and quit,” Perrin said. How not to quit? Think of fitness results on a

Weight Watchers and Fitbit apps, though Fitbit synching can be clunky.

long-term basis, and be clear about what you want to accomplish.

“Before you do anything, know what you want to do and why you

• COUCH TO 5K – Always wanted to run

want to do it. Have a plan so you can achieve your goals,” he advised.

but don’t know how to start? This is the app

Perrin knows a bit about achieving goals – he was recently des-

for you! You’ll get a free, step-by-step, day-

ignated an "ACE" (Accredited Chamber Executive) by the Illinois

by-day plan for turning walking into running,

Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives for his strong lead-

with support from newbies and experts alike.

ership abilities and his accomplishments at a local level. Only 3% of chamber executives in Illinois achieve this designation.

Perrin works out at least at least three times weekly. Those who haven't worked out in a while may want to consult a physician first.

& Johnson Human Performance Institute, this app has helped over 2 million people get

While 2017 might not be your year of the six-pack, it can be a

the most out of every minute. Design custom

year to get stronger, leaner and healthier if you plan ahead, stay

workouts, and available on Apple Watch too.

with the plan and be patient with your progress. "To get healthy and fit, you must not quit!"

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