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On February 9, 2020, the Saint Anne Cardinals won the 8th grade championship for the “2019-2020 Northwest Catholic Conference” played at Saint Viator High School in Arlington Heights. This same group of young men won last year in 7th grade and was the first team in Saint Anne’s history to win the Championship and now win back to back Championships (7th grade 2018-2019 and 8th grade 2019-2020). This powerhouse team has been together since 5th grade. Their overall record for the last four seasons is 72 wins and 5 losses. Congratulations to the 2019-2020 Northwest Catholic Conference 8th St. Anne Cardinals Basketball Champions!

Saint Anne Cardinals Conference Champs!

The Saint Anne School team is (from left) Coach Dave Koziol, Dillon Fitzpatrick, Conor Fitzpatrick, Dylan Koehler, Mark Zitella, John Albrecht, Kevin Holda, Aidan Marshall, Giacomo Buttitta, David Koziol ,Vincent Chacon, and Coach Carlos Chacon.

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Ladies and Gentleman! Children of All Ages! Barrington Youth & Family Services (BYFS) invites you to join them at the annual BYFS Gala, “The Greatest Show on Earth” on April 18, 2020 at Barrington Hills Country Club. Come one, come all to enjoy the excitement and splendor—the dazzling spectacle, an evening of excitement and surprises to benefit our community. The BYFS Auxiliary Board, led by co-chairs Crystal Pepper and Cindy Galley, is responsible for planning and hosting the annual event, which aims to raise $250,000. “We are very excited to host BYFS’s annual gala at Barrington Hills Country Club. With a fun circus theme for our guests, we’re having a great time planning and designing this year’s gala. We have some fun surprises in store for the evening and we’re anticipating a sold-out event again this year,” says event co-chair Crystal Pepper. The mission of BYFS, which was founded in 1972, is to offer counseling, education, and prevention solutions to support the social, emotional, and psychological well-being of youth and their families in the Barrington area. BYFS is a vibrant, innovative, go-to agency that collaboratively responds to the social and emotional needs of the community. “Barrington Youth & Family Services is a community-based, nonprofit social service agency. Our goal is to build healthier families by providing counseling and preventative programming to children, teens, couples, and

families. Our approach focuses on supporting the social, psychological, and emotional well-being of all we serve,” Betsy Wintringer, BYFS executive director said. “Monies raised at the gala will go to fund advances, improvements, and expansion of counseling services and prevention programming for the community. BYFS remains committed to offsetting the cost of delivering critical counseling services to anyone in need in the Barrington area, regardless of their ability to pay. Our commitment lies in building a kinder community where people have access to tools and resources that empower them in their own journey for mental wellness.” “BYFS’s educational and community-based programs and strategies are designed to reach people outside of traditional health care settings and often impact individuals and groups who would not typically seek out assistance through counseling services. BYFS responds to the needs of the community by ensuring that they are flexible and meet the changing needs of the community while removing the stigma associated with seeking assistance,” event Co-chair Cindy Galley said. Details: Event tickets are $195 per person and will be available online in mid-March. For event details, sponsorship opportunities, or information on auction items, follow Barrington Youth and Family Services on Facebook and Instagram or contact gala co-chairs, Cindy Galley ([email protected]) or Crystal Pepper ([email protected]).

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Go Green Barrington and the Barrington Area Library will host the One Earth Film Festival at the Catlow Theater. All ages invited to this free one-hour film “8 Billion Angels” that weaves together stories from around the world to help us understand the human impact on ecology. Last year 170 people attend. At least eight organizations have agreed to “table” at this year’s event, including the major environmental organizations in the area. To register, go to gogreenbarrington.org.

HOPE’S IN STYLEHope’s In

Sunday, March 8Avante Banquet Hall and Conference Center1 p.m.–4 p.m

The 8th annual Hope’s in Style is celebrating “Decades of Dreams”. HOPE’S IN is on a mission to empower families living in Guatemala and help develop the next generation of humanitar-ian leaders. Hope’s in Style features over 50 student stylists and models who put their hope-inspired looks on the runway. To learn more about HOPE’S IN and their Guatemalan partner organizations go to hopesin.org.

PAYING FOR LONG-TERM CARE: UNCOVERING THE MEDICARE MYTHSELDERWERKS EDUCATIONAL SERVICESTuesday, March 10, 2020Elderwerks Education & Resource Center

5–7 p.m.

This session will focus on the limitations of Medicare and how Medicaid, long-term care insurance, and personal care contracts can be used to maximize a person’s quality of life. This program awards 1.5 CE credits to nurses, counselors, social workers, and nursing home administrators for a $10 fee. Community mem-bers are welcome to attend at no charge. This event will take place at 251 E. Northwest Hwy., Palatine. Register by calling 847-462-0885 or email: [email protected].

WINGS SPORTS LUNCHEONWINGS

Monday, March 16Four Seasons Hotel Chicago 11 a.m to 1:30 p.m.

This year’s luncheon will feature “A Conversa-tion with Chicago’s Sports Team Owners” of several of our beloved Chicago sports teams. The names are so recognizable: George McCaskey, Rocky Wirtz, Michel Reinsdorf ,and Tom Ricketts. It is a rare occasion that they come together for one conversation. Our co-moderators will be Greg Brown, CEO of Motorola Solutions, and John Canning, Chairman of Madison Dearborn Partners. Visit wingsprogram.com for details.

DARE TO LEAD LEADERSHIP WORKSHOPWalk On

Wednesday, March 18 & Thursday March 198:30 a.m.–5 p.m.

Are you ready to be a Brave Leader? Walk On and Ears Up Leadership is calling all small business and nonprofit leaders to join us in a transformational courage-building leadership workshop. Based on the acclaimed “Dare to Lead” book by Dr. Brené Brown, it will incorporate the unique experience of working with equine coaches as we learn the skills of daring leadership. No horse experience neces-sary. $150 for 2 days, lunch included, located in Barrington. Find out more information at walkonfarm.org/dtl.

HOW TO CARE FOR AGING PARENTSElderwerks Educational Services

Thursday, March 19Travanse Living of Grayslake

8–9:30 a.m.

The ongoing challenges of aging parents result in complex issues. Discussion on crisis planning vs. long-term care planning and addressing medical and psychological issues will be included. This program awards 1.0 CE credits to nurses, counselors, social workers, and nursing home administrators for a $5 fee. Community members are encouraged to attend at no charge. This event will take place at 1865 E. Belvidere Road, Grayslake, IL 60030. Register by calling 847-462-0885 or email [email protected].


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WARM WINTER’S NIGHT GALA Jeffrey Pride Foundation

Saturday, March 14Cotillion Banquets6 p.m.

Put on your cocktail attire and bring your cell phones to bid in the fundraising auctions in support of The Jeffrey Pride Foundation for Pediatric Cancer Research. The 20th Anniversary Warm Win-ter’s Night Gala is an evening that includes, dinner, drinks, silent and live auctions, live music from High Society and dancing. JPF is an all-volunteer charity founded in 2000 in memory of Jeffrey Pride and in response to learning that pediatric cancer research is severely underfunded, receiving less than 4% of all money raised to fight cancer. Over the past 15 years they have supported drug research, clinical trials, and genomic testing of children’s cancer cells. This provides children with the most promising, targeted, and specific treatments for their cancers. These new developments quite possibly could have changed Jeff’s treatment and he and other children like him might have been healthy adults today. JPF has helped cover the actual financial costs for kids going through clinical trials, covering their administrative expenses, those not covered by their insurance—and so much more. This year’s event will honor a local family foundation. The Cotillion Banquets is located at 360 s. Creekside Drive in Palatine. Tickets are $250 per person or $2,250 for a table of ten. Learn more at jeffreypridefoundation.org.

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Wednesday, March 25S.C.A.R.F., 500 N. McLean Blvd., Elgin10 a.m.

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Imagine your child as an angel, com-plete with exquisite feathered wings and a stunning floral halo. Capture her innocence and beauty at this precious age while resting on a magical carousel horse at the breathtaking Sanfilippo Estate. Artist April Graves of Light Drawn Studios is the only photogra-pher in the world with exclusive access to photograph portraits at The Eden Palais Carousel. Light Drawn Studios

will be photographing angels for the “2021 Beautiful Things with Wings” calendar April 6-8 and April 28th & 29th. Session fees plus calendar proceeds are donated to WINGS nonprofit, making a difference in the life of another child. All costumes are provided. Call the studio at 224-655-7801 to schedule her session. Visit lightdrawnstudios.com

SPRING FUNDRAISER Women’s Club of Inverness

Wednesday April 8 Meridian Conference Center 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

The Greatest Show–A Day of Cirque and Song is hosted by WCI Co-chairs Pat Kubera and Tina Bradbury. A grand theatrical event features the amazing talent of Brenna Bradbury. She is an acclaimed aerialist originally from Palatine (Fremd High School) is now from New York. Come watch her perform on a Lyra and silks. A finalist in Aerial Championships in 2015-16, she has been thrilling fans at dozens of off-Broadway performances and at many Las Vegas venues. The musical

CENTERED RIDING WITH PEGGY BROWNWalk On

Saturday, March 28 & Sunday, March 29Walk On Barn

9 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

Join Advanced Level IV Centered Riding Instructor and Centered Driving Clinician Peggy Brown for a Centered Riding Clinic at Walk On. Centered Riding uses knowledge of anatomy, balance, and movement to center and ground both rider and horse. Riding and auditing options available. Lunch

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THROWING IT BACK TO THE ‘90SBarrington Junior Women’s Club

Saturday, April 4 Wynstone Golf Club

7–11 p.m.

Join BJWC for a “turn back the clock” dance party, dining, and fundraising. Tickets for this spring fundraiser are $75 per person. Live music, cocktails, raffle and more! Proceeds fund the grant award and scholarship program for charitable giving in the Barrington community. For more information and to buy tickets, go to bjwc.org


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EARTH DAY PLANTING CELEBRATIONBarrington Area Conservation Trust

Wednesday, April 22

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On April 22, celebrate the 50th Anniver-sary of Earth Day by joining Barrington Area Conservation Trust for an Earth Day Planting Celebration at Pederson Preserve, across from the Barrington High School. All ages are welcome to stop by anytime during the day to learn about the important open spaces in the Barrington area and to help preserve them for future generations.

35TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONWINGS

Thursday, April 23Barrington ‘s White House

3 to 8 p.m

Join us in celebrating 35 years of breaking the cycle of domestic violence. Take an experiential journey with “Samantha” as she receives services through WINGS, while also learning about the work WINGS has done in the community over the last 35 years. We will also have special graduate guest speakers and recognize our community leaders, donors, current and past board members, staff, and volunteers. Tickets are complimentary and include an open bar, passed appetizers, and desserts. In honor of our 35th Anniversary, please consider making a $35 donation. Visit wingsprogram.com.

SPRING CONCERTS Chicago Master Singers

Friday, April 24, 7:30 p.m.Sunday, April 26, 7 p.m.Divine World ChapelNorthbrook

Chicago Master Singers will perform a special concert with the Ars Viva Symphony Orchestra and soloists under the direction of Alan Heatherington, who will retire from his post after 31 years as Music Director. An all-Beethoven program will be performed at Divine Word Chapel in Northbrook. The

afternoon will feature songs from the popular “Greatest Showman” sung by professional vocalists, including classically trained vocalist Kristyn Karasch, who has performed internationally with engagements such as Carnegie Hall, Opera Theatre in Italy, plus many exciting roles in musical theatre. The amazing Bill Cook, of Prospect Heights, will delight his audience as a magician. He has been featured nationally on all major TV networks. This winner of many awards trained and studied at Second City in Chicago and since headlined all over the world. He has been a featured lecturer at Northwestern University and prestigious McBride Magic and Mystery School in Las Vegas.Vendors, raffle baskets, and a delicious lunch will add to all the fun. Tickets are $75.00; visit womensclubofinverness.com/events to purchase.

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Wednesday April 15 S.C.A.R.F., 500 N. McLean Blvd., Elgin

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Register now to become certified in adult and pediatric CPR/AED. This covers the steps needed for CPR and AED use for all ages (newborn through adulthood). Certification will be provided through the American Red Cross and lasts for two years. Our nonprofit organization offers this course at a signifi-cantly discounted rate compared to other classes available. We know the importance of CPR and AED use in terms of increasing survival rates from sudden cardiac arrest. Let us help you save a life one day if needed! Must register online and space in each course is limited. Visit scarfnow.org.

YOU CAN’T BE SERIOUS! CABARET & DINNERWalk On & Acts of Kindness Cabaret

Saturday, April 18McGonigal’s Pub7 p.m.

You Can’t Be Serious! Cabaret provides us with a comic lens through which to look at the situations we all face in life. A fun-filled comedy cabaret featuring contemporary and classic songs and stories that will make you laugh so hard your sides will hurt. Dinner and


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NATIVE PLANT, SHRUB, & TREE SALECitizens For Conservation

Saturday, May 2Sunday, May 3CFC Headquarters

9 a.m.–3 p.m.

There is a pre-order pick-up and Members Only sale. Place your advance order online between March 1 and April 13. Then, pick-up your pre-sale order on Friday, May 1, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. This is your chance to improve your property with native plants such as perennials, grasses, sedges, ferns, butterfly and rain gardens, wildflowers, and more. Buy discounted milkweed for the monarchs! CFC headquarters is located at 459 W. IL Rte. 22 in Barrington, across the street from Good Shepherd Hospital. Bring a wagon for your plants! For more info, call 847-382-7283. Visit citizensforconservation.org.

39TH ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENTBarrington Lions Club

Monday, May 18Kemper Lakes Golf Club

Morning Shotgun Starts at 7 & 11 a.m.

The Barrington Lions Club invites you to sup-port their important work in the area of fight-ing blindness, local scholarships, Scouting, and other health related services. Individuals and foursomes are invited to a morning shotgun start at 7 a.m. A buffet luncheon for all contestants is at 11 a.m. followed by a shotgun start of 12:30 p.m. Prizes will be awarded at a buffet dinner and cocktail party after golf. There are opportunities for sponsorships for golf and medals. Kemper Lakes Golf Club is located at 24000 N. Old McHenry Rd. in Kildeer. For more information, contact John Loomis at 847-381-6887 or email: [email protected]. Or contact Curt Pulkrabek at 847-922-4154 or email: [email protected]. Visit barringtonlionsclub.org.

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SPRING GALA FUNDRAISER & AUCTIONSaint Anne Parish Community

Friday, April 24, 2020Avante BanquetsTickets: $150 per person

Join the Saint Anne Parish Community at its Spring Gala Fundraiser and Auction in support of our parish school. All proceeds benefit Saint Anne Parish School. Only 150 tickets will be sold! Golden Raffle Tickets are on sale NOW! $100 per ticket. Enter for a chance to win a one week stay in a 3 Bedroom/4 Bathroom Luxury Villa in the Cayman Islands. This property is in a gated community with a private beach. Airfare not included/some restrictions apply. Retail Value $7,000. Visit: https://one.bidpal.net/sasgala/welcome for full details, and to view auction items. For questions, donations, and sponsorship opportunities contact Hayde Federighi at:

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June 26—28, 2020 Barrington Hills Riding Center

It’s the 50th Anniversary of Horse Trials featur-ing a community celebration.Join us for a fun-filled family day with free admission to this event! Enjoy open spaces, food, activities, awards, and more!Info and Contact: [email protected] Visit: www.frvpchorsetrials.org

ELDERWERKS EDUCATION AND RESOURCE FAIR FOR SENIORSElderwerks Educational Services

Wednesday, August 12, 2020McHenry County College

8 a.m.–3 p.m.

Get educated with information to understand the issues facing retirement-age adults and seniors. Join us for a free day of educational classes and resource booths. If you have any

questions, call 847-462-0885.

PURPLE TIE BALLWINGS

Saturday, October 3, 2020 The Westin Hotel in Itasca

6 p.m. to midnight

Help us commemorate Domestic Violence Awareness Month at our annual gala. This elegant evening includes a cocktail reception, 5-star dinner, silent auctions, entertainment, and our annual David K. Hill award presenta-tion to an outstanding WINGS graduate. Visit wingsprogram.com.

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Sunday, December 13, 2020 Four Seasons Hotel in Chicago

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Premier family holiday brunch that includes gingerbread house decorating, Santa and Mrs. Claus, balloon artist, family portraits and musical entertainment by Ralph’s World. Visit wingsprogram.com.

3RD ANNUAL RHYTHM OF LIFE GALASudden Cardiac-death Awareness Research

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Saturday, August 1Westin, Itasca

5:30 p.m.

Join us for our 3rd annual Rhythm of Life gala. All proceeds go towards our mission of eradicating sudden cardiac death through our AED donation program. Join us for an evening of food, drinks, dancing, and entertainment! Visit scarfnow.org.

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ROTARY DISTRICT CONFERENCEBarrington Breakfast Rotary

Friday, April 24–25 Hyatt Regency, Schaumburg

Multiple EventsJoin Rotarians from over regional 100 clubs for dinner on Friday, April 24, to hear Randy Lewis, a retired VP of Walgreens speak about his pioneering work launching disability hiring initiatives called the “gold standard of disability employment”. He is the author of “No Greatness Without Goodness”.

Fred Luskin, director of the Stanford Forgiveness Project and author of “Forgive for Good” will speak on the topic Peace Begins with Me on Saturday, April 25 at 9 a.m. Dr. Luskin teaches forgiveness skills worldwide often working with victims of violence and civil wars.

Ramesh Ferris, polio survivor, athlete, and author, who has traveled throughout the world delivering his End Polio Now message with world leaders including Archbishop Desmond Tutu, his holiness the Dalai Lama, and Queen Elizabeth II. He will speak Saturday evening, April 25.

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Annmarie DymonIs KaleidoscopeNew Executive Director

The Board of Directors of Kaleidoscope School of Fine Art in Barrington has hired Annmarie Dymon for the role of executive director. Dymon will report to and work closely with the Board of Directors. She will lead day-to-day operations, strategic planning, and development at the school, and will oversee the Program Director, Outreach Manager for Senior Programs, bookkeeper, and teaching staff. A Barrington resident since 2011, Dymon has been actively involved at the leadership level of local service organizations as a past president of the Barrington Junior Women’s Club, vice presi-dent of Barrington Giving Day, and the founder and director of the Barrington Service League. She also has a background in education as a speech language pathologist (SLP) in schools and in private practice, with Masters degrees from Northwestern University as well as George Washing-ton University. “I am thrilled to be a part of the joy and tradition that is Kaleidoscope School of Fine Art,” Dymon said. “The future is bright at Kaleidoscope!” The daughter of an artist and a lifelong art lover herself, Dymon possesses a unique combination of leadership skills, organizational skills, art appreciation, and knowledge of the Barrington area.Board President Tracy Merfeld recognizes Dymon’s history as an agent of change in the local community. “It’s an exciting time for Kaleidoscope. We have a renewed sense of our mission to enrich lives through the visual arts, and Annmarie’s skills and talents will help bring that mission to the forefront.” Kaleidoscope School of Fine Art is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit art school in Barrington, Illinois that offers classes for children ages 4 and up, teens, and adults. Students of any skill level are wel-come, scholarships are available, and class sizes are kept small in order to give students individual attention and the opportunity to learn at their ability and pace. The school also offers private events and parties, and provides senior and school outreach programs. Kaleidoscope was founded in 1986 and the mission is to enrich lives through the visual arts. Kaleidoscope runs classes weekly for 6-week sessions, with the exception of the summer season, when classes are run in week-long sessions. For class and registration information, visit https://kaleidoscopeschooloffineart.org or call 847-381-4840. To contact Annmarie Dymon, email [email protected]

Dyllis Braithwaite Fashionson Auction June 12

Save the Date! Dyllis Braithwaite is one of Barrington’s most iconic people. Owner of the former Finn’s Fabrics sewing store for decades and now retired, Dylllis has designed and hand-sewn a remarkable collection of colorful, one-of-a-kind fashions that will be auctioned off to interested parties in the Barrington’s White House ballroom on June 12, from 5 to 7:30 p.m. The necktie collection of her husband, Bill, will also be auctioned. Stay tuned for more information as the event takes shape. Proceeds will fund the Classical Music Series at Barrington’s White House.


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All Community Events and Deer Park Town Center are hosting the 10th annual St. Paddy’s Day run, Walk, and Kids Dash on Saturday, March 14. The event benefits the WINGS Program, which provides a pathway to independence for adults and children who are escaping from domestic violence and abuse. Get your green on, listen to a live Irish Band, and enjoy St. Paddy’s inspired treats at the finish line. All participants who register receive a baseball tee and the first 1,000 registered finishers will receive a commemorative pint glass. A free Kids Dash is open to ages 10 and under. The Lake County Sheriff’s Reserve Deputy Unit will be on-site and event attendees are encouraged to bring nonperishable food donations which will benefit food pantries in Lake County. Early registration is encouraged! A big thank you to the Village of Deer Park and Deer Park Town Center and Tenants for the continued support. Register: http://allcommunityevents.com/deerparkstpaddysrunThis race is a part of the St. Paddy’s Double Challenge. Run the Deer Park St. Paddy’s 5K & 10K on Saturday, March 14 AND the AMITA Health Boling-brook St. Paddy’s Half Marathon & 5K on Sunday, March 15 and earn the free t-shirt! More information here: https://allcommunityevents.com/deerparkstpaddysrun#double

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BACC Announces Chamber 2020 Business Awards

The Barrington Area Chamber of Commerce (BACC) announced the 2020 business awards at its Annual Dinner & Scholarship Fundraiser on Thursday, Jan. 16. The evening was a celebration of Chamber accomplishments

and people. It attracted over 200 local business, community and governmental leaders. “Our Chamber Business Award recipients are individuals who passionately pursue their dreams, setting the bar high for excellence and service,” said new 2020 BACC Chairman of the Board Keith Hanson of Hanson Law Group, LLP. Hanson then

announced the following awards and offered these details:

Community Partner of the Year Recipient: Barrington Area Community Foundation This award honors a nonprofit organization that has distinguished themselves in the community as an innovator, improving the lives of others. The Barrington Area Community Foundation set out over 20 years ago to establish a permanent long-term fund to support initiatives that maintain, impact, and improve the quality of life here in the Barrington Area. Through the years it has granted over $2 million to local charities and this year provided $275,000 to causes that make a difference here. The award was accepted by (from left) Skip Gianopulos, Norval Stephens, and Young Chung on behalf of BACF.

BACC Young Entrepreneurs Award: Sitter Hub, BHS StudensSitter Hub is a babysitting service connecting parents with reliable sitters through trusted recommendations within the Barrington Community and was awarded $9,500 from the Educational Foundation during the Barrington High School Business Incubator annual Pitch Night. They have completed 211 sitter jobs and are currently employing 98 potential sitters—all accomplished by using social media marketing and some traditional marketing strategies. Moving forward they are looking to expand their services to nearby communities such as Palatine, Lake Zurich and Cary. Accepting the award are (from left) Addison Perri, Emma Juffernbruch, teacher Hagop Soulakian, Olivia Lageschulte, and Ryan Cummins.


BACC Leadership Award: Dennis Kelly of FGMK Insurance AgencyThe Chamber would like to recognize and honor the service and dedication of our outgoing Chairman, Dennis Kelly, who has provided knowledge, guidance and a consistent presence during his tenure as BACC Chairman. Taking the reins at important events, leading Board meetings, connecting with members and welcoming new businesses were a top priority for Dennis in his role as Chairman. He is a true believer in the value of the Chamber and the relationships nurtured through BACC events. His genuine interest in others and the success of local business has earned him many friends and supporters.

Rookie of the Year Recipient: Hart DentalThis award honors a Chamber member who has joined within the past year and gotten involved in Chamber activities with vigor and passion, bringing new energy to the organization and showing the value of the BACC experience. Hart Dental jumped onto the scene with smiles and support for the BACC community and fellow business owners. Mother and daughter team Drs. Aggie and Iwona Iwaszczyszyn and their staff have attended numerous events, dedicated sponsorship dollars, and always show up radiating positive energy. In addition to their involvement here, they are known for offering free dental days for veterans and for participating in providing free dental services to needy families.” Accepting the award is Dr. Agnieszka “Aggie” Iwaszczyszyn.

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Volunteer of the Year Recipient: Bob Finley of Virtue Asset Management This Award honors a Chamber member who has given unselfishly, contributing as a constant promoter and ambassador for BACC resources, and dedicating hours of service to events. Bob not only serves on our Diplomat’s Council as a new member mentor and ambassador for BACC, he has a leading role in the organization and involvement of our Barrington Young Professionals. Bob is a young professional influencer, setting an example of dedication and participation in the business community. He also organizes our BACC Golf League and is an endless source of help and support.

New Business of the Year Recipient: Moretti’s BarringtonOur New Business of the Year Award honors a Chamber member that has come onto the scene with enthusiasm and innovation, bringing something new and fresh to the business community. Moretti’s Barrington is an important new addition to the Barrington area dining scene. The restaurant has created an important gathering space for local families and diners of all ages. Owner and local resident Mark Hoffmann dedicated much of the décor theme to nostalgia that defines the people and places of Barrington. Since opening their doors, Moretti’s Barrington has been an active community member supporting causes and programs important to residents. Accepting the award are Mark and Jessica Hoffmann.

Distinguished Service Award: Charlotte Neault of Barrington Bank & TrustChar Neault, of Barrington Bank & Trust has earned a Distinguished Service Award for her dedication as one of the longest-serving BACC Board Members and multi-term Treasurer. Char has been at the forefront of transitioning the Chamber into a financially sound, productive, and effective organization that has soared through the years, becoming an effective resource for our local business community. Char is also the one of the longest serving members of our Women’s Biz Net Council, planning important programming and recognition for women leaders in our community.


THE BARRINGTON AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE (BACC) gathered for a ribbon cutting ceremony on Thursday, February 6 to celebrate the new location of All American Reclaim, 990 W. Northwest Hwy. in Lake Barrington.

“Our mission is to save history and give things a new life,” said owner Andy Michaelis. “We truly appreciate the warm welcome we have received from the community. Our new location is the ideal spot to display the reclaimed and salvaged products we offer.” All American Reclaim is one of the largest suppliers of reclaimed wood in the Midwest. They offer an extensive selection of reclaimed lumber and salvaged products, as well as a variety of antiques, decor, and other reclaimed products. For more information call 224-209-8283 or visit: www.allamericanreclaim.com.

Ribbon cutting attendees included (from left): Suzanne Corr (Barrington Area Chamber of Commerce), Dennis Kelly (FGMK Insurance Agency, Inc.), Amber Wirkus (Holiday Inn Express Lake Zurich), Charlie Keppel (Davey Tree Experts), Mark Michaelis and Matt Martin (All American Reclaim), Dennis Chvojka (Wintrust Mortgage), Andy Michaelis and Leon Marr (All American Reclaim), Keith Hanson (Hanson Law Group LLC), Patty Maune (All American Reclaim), Bob Finley (Virtue Asset Management), Amber Luczak (Edward Jones), Zach Witt (ilumen Solar), Gaye Mack (Gaye F Mack, Inc.), Norman May (Full Service Office Solutions, Inc.), Brett Koenig (Heil & Kay Insurance Agency) and Charlotte Neault (Barrington Bank & Trust Co., N.A.).

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THE BARRINGTON AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE (BACC) gathered for a ribbon cutting ceremony on Tuesday, January 7 to celebrate the opening of Sleep Number, 2530 N. Sutton Rd. in Hoffman Estates. “This is an ideal location to open our new store—we are thrilled to be here,” said manager Phillip Bissell. “Sleep Number offers a range of mattresses, bedding, pillows and more for anyone who wants to enhance their quality of sleep, which can be a life-changing experience.”

Located off Route 59 between I90 and Higgins Rd., the store is open on Sundays from 11 a.m. -7 p.m., and Monday—Saturday from 10 a.m.–9 p.m. For more information call 630-401-8366 or visit: https://stores.sleepnumber.com/il/hoffmanestates.html.

Ribbon cutting attendees included (from left): Brett Koenig (Heil & Kay Insurance Agency), Suzanne Corr (Barrington Area Chamber of Commerce), Charlotte Neault (Barrington Bank & Trust Co., N.A.), Nadya Northrop (Home Care Assistance), Gale Cohen-DeMarco (SportClips - Fox River Grove), Connor McPherson, Phillip Bissell, Keith Frank and Brent Morgan (Sleep Number - Hoffman Estates), Scott Felgenhauer (Plaidypus, Inc.), and Dennis Kelly (FGMK Insurance Agency, Inc.).


THE BARRINGTON AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE (BACC) gathered with the Village of Barrington for a ribbon cutting ceremony on Thursday, February 13 to celebrate the opening of Amanda Jean Salon & Lifestyle Boutique, 124 E Main St., Ste. 100 in Barrington.

“As the face and voice of the Amanda Jean brand, I am thrilled to open my salon in downtown Barrington,” said owner Mandy Garcia. “My team of talented stylists and colorists provide exceptional services and attention to detail, ensuring that clients enjoy a quality experience in our luxury salon.”

Amanda Jean Salon & Lifestyle Boutique offers hair services, cuts and color for women, men and children, Brazilian blowouts and extensions, as well as bridal and special occasion styling.

For more information call 847-387-4053 or visit: www.facebook.com/amandajeansalon/

Ribbon cutting attendees included (from left): Norman May (Full Service Office Solutions, Inc.), Carol Kuczkowski (USANA Health Sciences), Melissa Khamkhounnavong (@properties), Bob Finley (Virtue Asset Management), Amber Wirkus (Holiday Inn Express Lake Zurich), Keith Hanson (Hanson Law Group LLC), Mariana and Mandy Garcia (Amanda Jean Salon), Carrie Svendson (Visiting Angels Living Assistance Services), Nadya Northrop (Home Care Assistance), Dennis Kelly (FGMK Insurance Agency, Inc.), Karen Darch (Village of Barrington), Gale Cohen-DeMarco (SportClips Fox River Grove) and Suzanne Corr (Barrington Area Chamber of Commerce).

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THE GARDEN CLUB OF BARRINGTON was awarded three special “Garden Club of America Judge’s Commendations” for their uniquely themed Club Photography Show, “Bathing in the Forest,” displayed last fall at Barrington’s White House. Two commendations were awarded for specific classes and one for the show itself, noting the interesting schedule, the image display method and excellent quality.

Sally Douglas and Kelcey Roberts co-chaired the event with their committee Mary Bottie, Cindy Seibert and Cheryl Tanaka. The theme was based on the Japanese Shinrin-yoku Forest Therapy, the medicine of simply being in the forest. The term means “taking the forest atmosphere” or “forest bathing”. All of the classes related to this theme in different ways. One of the more unique and fun was the theme “Enchanted Forest” which required a color image of naturally occurring faces in trees.

Garden Club of America judges awarded ribbons in six different classes of competition. Cheryl Tanaka won first place in two classes: Class 4, “The Black Forest” and Class 6, “Sea of Trees”; she was also awarded “Best in

Enchanted ForestsTHE GARDEN CLUB OF BARRINGTON’S PHOTOGRAPHY SHOW, “BATHING IN

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Photo Show Committee (from left) Cheryl Tanaka, Co-Chair, Kelcey Roberts, Sally Douglas Co-Chair, Cindy Seibert and Mary Bottie.

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The judges explained to the group how they viewed and judged the photographs, highlighting the nuances of photo composition, rhythm and flow, and the importance of telling a story. All members delighted in either participating in the competition or in deepening their understanding of what brings true color to a photograph. A club show such as this provides a wonderful opportunity for novices to participate in and learn about photography competition in preparation for the possibility of competing at a regional or national show. The “People’s Choice Award” was a new addition allowing guests at the Preview Cocktail party to vote for one favorite in each class. Fun fact: in the end, the “People’s Choice” agreed with the Judges half of the time! -By Laura Ekstrom


Cheryl Tanaka with her first place in Class 6, “Sea of Trees”, which also was awarded “Best in Show” and the “People’s Choice Award”

Ginger Glantz, Club President, with her first place in Class 5, “Enchanted Forest”.

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AT THE MAY 2019 meeting, the duly elected officers and board members of the Signal Hill Chapter took their oaths of office. The new two-year board consists of: Joyce Wright, Regent; Kathy Boyle, First Vice Regent; Susan Olund, Second Vice Regent; Jennifer Fisher, Recording Secretary; and Kathy Casey, Corresponding Secretary. A one-year term of office will be filled by Donna Cardwell, Treasurer; Lynn Watters, Historian; and Deb Edlund, Chaplain.

The members of Signal Hill meet from September through May of each year, primarily at the Barrington Area Library. Meetings include general business to be voted on by the membership at large, information disseminated from the national headquarters in Washington, D.C., and educational programs by educators, area speakers on topics of importance, or members who have insight into a broad range of topics, including historic preservation, education, and veteran’s affairs. In addition, Signal Hill members independently volunteer at a variety of concerns in the Barrington and Fox River Valley area, and as a group at the Community Meal in November, and for Earth Day or veteran’s Stand Down projects.

The Signal Hill Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, raises funds throughout the year and distributes to 501(c)(3) organizations, whose missions support DAR’s mission of education, historic preservation, patriotism, conservation, and Native American issues. The chapter was founded in 1972, and is dedicated to preserving history, promoting patriotism, conservation and historic awareness in our community, and securing America’s future through better education for children. Membership is established through approval of documentation of direct lineage from an American Revolutionary War Patriot. For more information, visit the Chapter website at https://signalhilldar.com.

Signal Hill, NSDAR of Barrington Installs New Officers and Board for 2019-2021

The Signal Hill Chapter NSDAR Chapter Meeting held at Barrington’s White House included Barbara Benson, Bar-rington historian and recipient of the chapter Historic Preservation Recognition Award. Benson gave an informative presentation on the history of Barrington. Pictured here are Signal Hill NSDAR Board Members (from left) Librar-ian Lynne Backer, Recording Secretary Kathy Casey, First Vice Regent Kathy Boyle, Recording Secretary Jen Fisher, Barrington Historian Barbara Benson, Regent Joyce Wright, and Treasurer Donna Cardwell. Benson is Barrington’s long-time historian and she is a regular contributor to this magazine.

The Signal Hill, NSDAR Chapter of Barrington, IL is pleased to be partnering with the Barrington Area Library. Our chapter is also coordinating with the League of Women Voters by sponsoring this accomplished speaker, Leslie Goddard. She presents “Votes for Women”, on Tuesday, March 15, 2020 at 2:30 p.m. Registration is free, and is open to the public. For more information, visit our website at https://signalhilldar.com/ or contact Diane Sleger at: [email protected].

Signal Hill NSDAR History Lecture at Library on March 15


YOUNG HEARTS FOR LIFE (YH4L) is an effort inspired by the death of former Barrington High School athlete David Bow. David died suddenly on his couch in 2002. David was an athlete at UW-Madison. YH4L started at BHS a few years after David’s death due by a B220 employee (now retired), Debbie Villars. Young Hearts for Life has been held at Barrington High School in 2017, 2014, 2012, and several years prior to this.

The Young Hearts for Life (YH4L) Cardiac Screening Program will be at Barrington High School on April 2, 2020. All Barrington High School students will be able to receive a FREE ECG (electrocardiogram) during their PE, lunch or open period. This is a FREE ECG to identify students at risk for sudden cardiac death. Parents must sign up their son or daughter and will need their student’s ID number (available on Infinite Campus). Sign up for the screening will begin in February. Parents can send their child the most valuable “valentine” when they REGISTER their child for the screening. Registration is available at www.YH4L.org.

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