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Mar 2010  |  By Geoffrey Baer

"I Didn't Know That"

How well do you know the North Shore?  There’s a lot of hidden history here that might surprise you even if you’re a lifelong North Shore dweller.

Apr 2010  |  By Mibs

Make It Better's Guide to Graduations

We know. It doesn't seem possible your baby is graduating from high school or college.

Mar 2010  |  By Mibs

April Bites

Read the latest restuarant reviews from the MIBS

Feb 2010  |  By Tracey Labovitz

Summer Thrills–Camps for Your Teen

Your teenager has likely spent many summers swimming in lakes and making crafts. It’s time to step up the game and give your young adult a truly exciting summer.

Apr 2010  |  By Kathy Yale

"Fake Meditation"

Meditation is a wonderful way to calm the mind, body and spirit. If you don’t know how to meditate, here is a great exercise anyone can do to fake it and achieve a similar calmness.

Mar 2010  |  By Laura Hine

Women Investment Groups: Learning Together and Earning Together

How much do you know about the stocks you own? Can you list them? Do you know why you own them? What was your rate of return last year?

Mar 2010  |  By Larry Green

Stopping the Abuse: Crimes against the Elderly Are a Silent Epidemic

Elder abuse is a horrific, little-discussed, heartbreaking crime that is all around us. Its potential victims are your parents and someday, perhaps, you.

Mar 2010  |  By Tracey Labovitz

The North Shore, to a tree: Saplings that Will Thrive and Become Part of the Family

Trees are essential. They clean the air and soil, provide shade, reduce our home heating and cooling costs and increase property values. Plus, kids like to play in and around them.

Mar 2010  |  By Mibs

The April Issue of Make It Better is Here

Our April issue is officially here. Look below for links to some of the great articles that appeared in this issue. Got the magazine in your mailbox? Let us know what you think. Comment below.

 

Mar 2010  |  By Meghan Streit

The Downside of the Upside

Have you made it to the corner office only to find yourself having trouble in the kitchen, the nursery or the bedroom?

Mar 2010  |  By Marjie Killeen

How to do it: The Teen Summer Job Interview

The end of the school year is in sight; it’s time for high school and college students to line up their summer jobs.

Mar 2010  |  By Meghan Streit

The Winning Women of Wintrust

Gone are the days when men dominated the banking industry, relegating women to support and administrative roles.

Mar 2010  |  By Dr. Meryl Lipton

A Different Definition of Success

I have had patients who are lucky in life; handsome, bright, good at their jobs, wealthy and well-loved. But I think of success as something different, something that is the product of hard work and also self-knowledge.

Feb 2010  |  By Julie Chernoff

Jacky’s on Prairie: A French Bistro in Evanston

Jacky’s is back! Formerly known as Jacky’s Bistro and once run by famed chef Jacky Pluton; Jacky’s has found new life under the ownership of David Lipschutz (longtime owner of seminal vegetarian restaurant Blind Faith Café) and Chef Jonadab Silva.

Mar 2010  |  By Christy Coughlin

Soar Off the Plateau

Have you reached a plateau with your fitness? Maybe you’ve stopped losing weight or you’re not getting faster or leaner. Break out of your comfort zone and you will take your fitness to the next level.

Mar 2010  |  By Laura Hine

Celebrating the Class of 2010 - Let the Parties Begin!

Your baby is graduating from high school. I know, just say the words and the tears start to form.

Mar 2010  |  By Liz Logan

Fresh–A Gym of a Bag

Jennifer Koutouras was fed up with digging through her bag after a workout.

Mar 2010  |  By Chris DeJong

Swimmer's Arms Without Getting Wet

Sleeveless dresses, bathing suits, tank tops—time to get your arms toned. Swimming gives you slim arms, plus it’s a great total body workout, but if you can’t make it to a pool, this move mimics the freestyle stroke on land. It tones your arms, shoulders, back and core muscles.

Mar 2010  |  By Kathy Bernstein

It Takes a Villa...

A villa: Sounds glamorous, doesn’t it? Move into your home away from home, learn the language, shop for local food, fall in love with a handsome Italian …

Mar 2010  |  By Liz Logan

Fresh–Sweet ReNewal

ReNew Family Consignment, founded by Libertyville moms Erica Heard and Tricia Regan, allows families to get money for the things they no longer want and purchase the things they need at reasonable prices.

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