North Shore School of Dance

For over 35 years, the North Shore School of Dance (NSSD) has been a leader in dance education and professional training. Our dedicated faculty provides high-quality instruction in a nurturing, disciplined, and inspiring environment. We strive to educate the mind, body, and soul—honoring the tradition of dance as an art form. At NSSD, we don’t just teach routines—we teach students how to dance. Our training builds confidence, discipline, and lifelong skills Classes are offered in ballet, pointe, modern, contemporary, jazz, hip-hop, lyrical, Pre-school dance, Mommy and me, and adult classes.

Lake County

Rachel Barnes

Chicago Metropolitan Area

Highland Park

Illinois

For over 35 years, the North Shore School of Dance (NSSD) has been a leader in dance education and professional training. Our dedicated faculty...

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Trinity Episcopal Church

At Trinity Episcopal Church, we believe church is more than just a Sunday service — it’s a place to grow, connect, serve, and belong. Whether you’re searching for spiritual connection, meaningful friendships, family activities, or simply a peaceful place to reflect, Trinity welcomes everyone with open doors and open hearts. What you’ll find at Trinity: • Inspiring worship services • Community outreach and volunteer opportunities • Young Adult &amp; Adult gatherings • Seasonal events, concerts, and fellowship activities • A warm, inclusive community for individuals and families Located in the heart of Highland Park, Trinity Episcopal Church has long been a place where faith, compassion, and community come together. We invite you to visit, say hello, and experience the welcoming spirit of Trinity for yourself.

At Trinity Episcopal Church, we believe church is more than just a Sunday service — it’s a place to grow, connect, serve, and belong. Whether you...

America's #1 Luxury Pet Resort is Now Open in Deerfield.

K9 Resorts Luxury Pet Hotel Deerfield

Dog parents, rejoice: Chicagoland’s canine community has a new favorite place to stay and play. K9 Resorts Luxury Pet Hotel recently opened its first Illinois location in Deerfield, bringing award-winning pet care and resort-style amenities to the North Shore. With a 20-year track record of excellence and locations in 28 states and growing, K9 Resorts has earned its reputation as the most awarded pet care brand in the country. Designed with dogs (and their humans) in mind, K9 Resorts combines comfort, cleanliness, and professionalism to create a one-of-a-kind experience. Whether you're heading out of town or just need reliable weekday daycare, you’ll find peace of mind knowing your pet is cared for like family. The K9 Experience includes: • Luxury dog boarding and daycare, 365 days a year • Spacious, cage-free suites with premium beds • Indoor and outdoor play yards for safe, supervised fun • Hospital-grade cleaning protocols • A professionally trained staff that treats every guest like their own • Five-star customer service from start to finish Every detail of the Deerfield resort is tailored to create a stress-free, tail-wagging environment for your pet. No cages. No chaos. Just happy dogs and happy dog parents. Tours are available, and first-time guests are always welcome. To learn more or book a stay, visit k9resorts.com.

Eric DeGrechie

Deerfield

Dog parents, rejoice: Chicagoland’s canine community has a new favorite place to stay and play. K9 Resorts Luxury Pet Hotel recently opened its...

EVANSTON, IL - More than 50 members of the Highland Park High School Rotary Interact Club took a 'Polar Plunge' last month to help raise funds for the Special Olympics. The team "HPHS Breaks the Ice" had more members than any other that took part in the Feb. 20 event at Clark Street Beach in Evanston. A rare 60-degree day in February with a water temperature of 32 degrees made the plunge a little less icy than it could have been.Taking the plunge for HPHS this year were Jasmin Mateos, Leah Berns, Tina Diez, Andrea Montalvo, Niky Washington, Mia Greenberg, Emma Tenner, Rocky Bahena, Matt Murphy, Jacob Resnick, Nicole Glasco, Campbell Flower, Sydney Schwab, Adi Garcia, Robin Kass, Nicole Berardi, Nick Castelli, Aurora Zamudio-Lopez, AJ Holzer, Izzy Ray, Lesley Rodriguez, Stephanie Block, Lauren Kirkwood, Jazmin Santiesteban, Vanessa Lara, Sam Jaffe, Fiona Zhang, Jasmine Lardizabal, Jessica Kingwill, Nya Liverpool, Natalie Barrows, Jordan Mendiola, Sarah Lehman, Shon Manov, Grant Anixter, Mandi Oversen, Jared Mendiola, Cristal Roman, Haley Fuoco, Jeni Garcia, Caleb Cunningham, Essence Shreve, Yessenia Alvarado, Remi Lichtenstein, Eden Shraiberg, Brandon Lew, Lindsey LaMarca, Sarah Caprio, Drew Gaines, Jake Kirsch, Ethan Cutler, Daria Bach and Monse Alvarez.Volunteers for the HPHS team were Matt Nieto, Rob Becker, Ambar Rizwan, Lisa Murphy, whose son and niece also plunged with the team and Brian Zientara.

EVANSTON, IL - More than 50 members of the Highland Park High School Rotary Interact Club took a ’Polar Plunge’ last month to help raise funds for the Special Olympics.

The team “HPHS Breaks the Ice” had more members than any other that took part in the Feb. 20 event at Clark Street Beach in Evanston. A rare 60-degree day in February with a water temperature of 32 degrees made the plunge a little less icy than it could have been.

Taking the plunge for HPHS this year were Jasmin Mateos, Leah Berns, Tina Diez, Andrea Montalvo, Niky Washington, Mia Greenberg, Emma Tenner, Rocky Bahena, Matt Murphy, Jacob Resnick, Nicole Glasco, Campbell Flower, Sydney Schwab, Adi Garcia, Robin Kass, Nicole Berardi, Nick Castelli, Aurora Zamudio-Lopez, AJ Holzer, Izzy Ray, Lesley Rodriguez, Stephanie Block, Lauren Kirkwood, Jazmin Santiesteban, Vanessa Lara, Sam Jaffe, Fiona Zhang, Jasmine Lardizabal, Jessica Kingwill, Nya Liverpool, Natalie Barrows, Jordan Mendiola, Sarah Lehman, Shon Manov, Grant Anixter, Mandi Oversen, Jared Mendiola, Cristal Roman, Haley Fuoco, Jeni Garcia, Caleb Cunningham, Essence Shreve, Yessenia Alvarado, Remi Lichtenstein, Eden Shraiberg, Brandon Lew, Lindsey LaMarca, Sarah Caprio, Drew Gaines, Jake Kirsch, Ethan Cutler, Daria Bach and Monse Alvarez.Volunteers for the HPHS team were Matt Nieto, Rob Becker, Ambar Rizwan, Lisa Murphy, whose son and niece also plunged with the team and Brian Zientara.

More than 50 members of "HPHS Break the Ice" helped raise money for the Special Olympics at Clark Street Beach in Evanston.