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12 | August 18, 2016 | The glencoe anchor glencoe glencoeanchor.com p 847.446.9600 f 847.446.9603 THE HUDSON COMPANY 60093 851 SPRUCE STREET, WINNETKA, ILLINOIS www.thehudsoncompany.com W I N N E T K A W I N N E T K A W I N N E T K A W I N N E T K A G L E N C O E / WINNETKA G L E N C O E 855 GORDON TERRACE 669 WALDEN RD. 836 BELL LANE 955 TOWER MANOR 263 WOODLAW N 237 WALDEN Just Completed! Contemporary American Farmhouse. Fresh /Sophisticated. 6BR/6.1BA. $2,949,000 APRIL CALLAHAN Summer 2016 improvements! 4BA/4BA w/ terrific floor plan on wide lot in great location. $1,595,000 J. MILLER & M. BRADBURY One-level living at its finest on private .5 acre in heart of WInnetka. 4BR/2.1BA. $1,375,000 JODY SAVINO Stylishly renovated & pristine 4BR/4.1BA home on quiet cul-de-sac in east locale. $989,000 JOANNE HUDSON Elegant 5BR/6.1BA newer home w/ all the bells & whistles on secluded .5 acre. $2,050,000 PAIGE DOOLEY Enchanting 4BR/4BA English Country home in great location w/LR, DR, FR, sunrm, bkfst. $998,000 J. DAELLENBACH & J. HUDSON W I N N E T K A W I N N E T K A G L E N C O E W I N N E T K A G L E N C O E W I L M E T T E 20 INDIAN HILL 985 SPRUCE 10 LAKEWOOD 1065 VINE 330 BROOKSIDE 1044 MOHAW K Idyllic 1.3 acre private estate. Magnificent 5BR/6.3BA manor. Breathtaking grounds. $5,650,000 PAIGE DOOLEY Well updated 4BR/2.1BA w/spacious kit/breakfast rm plus fam rm & sunrm. $899,000 ROXANNE QUIGLEY Extraordinary custom 5BR/5.3BA limestone home on 1/2 acre steps from lake. $3,389,000 JOANNE HUDSON Quintessential 3BR/2BA Cape Cod w/1st flr master in desirable Hubbard Woods. $579,000 LAURA MCCAIN New contemporary 5BR/4.1BA English Manor w/exquisite finishes. Pvt location. $1,699,000 HOWARD & SUSAN MEYERS Stunning Indian Hill Estates 6BR/6.2BA renovt’d home. 1/2 acre gorgeous property. $2,395,000 J. MILLER & M. BRADBURY Visit us at www.thehudsoncompany.com for additional information on each listing W I N N E T K A W I N N E T K A K E N I LW O RT H W I L M E T T E W I N N E T K A W I L M E T T E 5 INDIAN HILL 1205 HILL ROAD 422 CUMNOR 242 HOLLY W O O D CT. 1185 HILL ROAD 320 CENTRAL PARK Extraordinary 8BR/8.3BA home on 1.8 acres w/pool & spa. Spectacular vistas. $4,995,000 JOANNE HUDSON Absolutely beautiful .5 acre grounds. Build new / rehab solid 4BR/3.1BA one-story home. $995,000 PAIGE DOOLEY Designer showcase 6BR/4.1BA home - brilliant renovation w/great curb appeal. $1,995,000 APRIL CALLAHAN Fabulous High End New Construction in McKenzie. 4BR’s/3 BA’s + ldy on 2nd flr. $1,249,000 J. MILLER & M. BRADBURY Sophisticated cape on stunning ½ acre lot in a country-like setting. 4BR/5.1 BA. $1,499,000 LAURA MCCAIN Classic 4BR/2.1BA Colonial in heart of town close to McKenzie & Metra. $675,000 DIANE BAER W I N N E T K A W I N N E T K A W I N N E T K A K E N I LW O RT H W I N N E T K A K E N I LW O RT H 1131 TAY L O R S P O RT 1169 SCOTT 720 LOCUST 310 RALEIGH RD. 196 SCOTT 636 WAY L A N D Newer construction 6BR/6.2BA east Winnetka home on .57 acre ravine setting. $2,199,000 SUSAN MEYERS Exceptional 6BR/4.1BA colonial in close to everything Hubbard Woods locale. $1,399,000 LAURA MCCAIN Beautifully renovated 4BR/3.1BA Beman home in prime Winnetka neighborhood. $1,265,000 JANE DEARBORN Prime east locale! 6BR/3.1BA center entry classic w/spacious rms awaits your touch! $1,700,000 M. BRADBURY & J. MILLER New open kitchen/FR. 5BR/3.1BA. Stunning 1/2 acre+ grounds. Walk to lake, town, train. $1,295,000 PAIGE DOOLEY Exceptional newer 5BR/4.1BA construction w/open floor plan in great location. $1,295,000 APRIL CALLAHAN © 2016 The Hudson Company All Rights Reserved STEVE HUDSON JOANNE HUDSON DIANE BAER EMILY BERLINGHOF MARY BRADBURY JULIE BRADBURY MILLER APRIL CALLAHAN JENNY DAELLENBACH JANE DEARBORN PAIGE DOOLEY ALEXI ECHEVERRI COCO HARRIS KELLY LUNDIN LAURA MCCAIN HOWARD MEYERS SUSAN MEYERS RENÉ NELSON BRIDGET ORSIC ROXANNE QUIGLEY JODY SAVINO SARA SULLIVAN JANET THOMAS
glencoeanchor.com sound off the glencoe anchor | August 18, 2016 | 13 Social snapshot Become a Anchor Plus member: GlencoeAnchor.com/plus Like The Glencoe Anchor: facebook.com/GlencoeAnchor Follow The Glencoe Anchor: @GlencoeAnchor go figure The Chicago Botanic Garden posted this photo Aug. 8, with the message: “Celebrate #internationalcatday with Meowth and #catmint while playing #pokemongo at the Chicago Botanic Garden” It was an honor to meet @conorjdwyer All of us in the @Cubs clubhouse r cheering u on! Bring home some more hardware Anthony Rizzo, @ARizzo44, tweeted this Aug. 9 about Loyola Academy grad Conor Dwyer, the day after Dwyer won bronze in the 200-meter freestyle at the Rio Olympics. Dwyer, a Winnetka native, would go on to win gold in the 800-meter freestyle relay on Aug. 9. -274 Top Stories from GlencoeAnchor.com as of Aug. 15 1. Trio of New Trier football players aim to leave Glencoe legacy as seniors 2. Glencoe prepares for possible consolidation of emergency dispatch services with neighboring communities 3. From NT safety to college ILB, Sernus grows with hard work 4. LA grad Dwyer aims for Rio gold in 200 free Monday night 5. NT cross-country’s Schmidt to continue career with Gophers An intriguing number from this week’s edition The lower-end temperature, in Fahrenheit, that users might experience during whole-body cryotherapy, which New Trier grads Tom and Paige Polakow offer at their Highland Park business, CryoPure Spa (read the story on Page 8) From the Intern A summer internship to remember Jeni Siegel Editorial Intern Letters to the Editor Having a say on independent maps This November, pending a decision by the Illinois Supreme Court, voters will have the chance to vote on a very important amendment to the Illinois Constitution, the Independent Map Amendment. Currently, career politicians go behind closed doors and draw legislative maps to benefit themselves. In 2012, 57 percent of state legislative races were uncontested. It is clear that politicians are choosing their voters rather than voters choosing their representatives. I am one of over 563,000 Illinois voters who signed a petition for a citizen initiative that would provide for an independent commission to draw legislative maps and require a process that is transparent, impartial and fair. The question of the constitutionality of that citizen Don’t just list your real estate property... Being a lifelong Northfield resident, I’ve always had a sense of pride for the small-town community that I grew up in. So, when I started my search for a summer internship where I could use the writing skills I learned as a professional writing major at Miami University, working at the local newspaper sounded like the perfect fit. Once I discovered the 22nd Century Media editorial internship, I knew it would be an opportunity to use my writing to express that pride and tell readers around the North Shore why they should be proud as well. While the title of “intern” usually implies completing menial tasks for the rest of the office, the editors at 22nd Century Media were sure to keep me busy with writing real news stories. I started off slowly, learning the basics of the paper by completing the school news section, police reports and obituaries. But, after my first story on St. Joseph’s annual block party was printed, one or two article ideas started getting thrown at me every week. The topic of each story was different, giving me the variety of experience I wanted to end my summer having. With each story, I got to honor a unique part of my community. I helped celebrate Wilmette Tailors and Cleaners’ 85th anniversary, congratulated Glenview resident Noor Abdelfattah on meeting President Obama and recognized the work the Little Garden Club of Wilmette does for the environment. I credited local restaurants for their standout food creations and learned about Loyola and New Trier’s intense field hockey programs. Tracking down the subjects of these stories wasn’t always easy. While some of the interviews took place in email chains and over the phone, many stories got me out of the office and into the homes, businesses and restaurants that I was writing about. For a story on the Actors Training Center’s Performance Intensive Musical Theatre program, I waited initiative is before the Illinois Supreme Court. The Court should uphold the rights of Illinois voters granted to them by the 1970 constitution to change it through citizen initiative. It has been 22 years since they ruled on a citizen initiative. It is time for them to step up and let people have their vote on the Independent Map Amendment. Paula Lawson Glencoe resident Sell It! With a Classified Ad See the Classified Section for more info, or call 708.326.9170 22ndCenturyMedia.com outside of Wilmette Theatre’s locked front doors for over an hour until I was pointed in the direction of the separate Actors Training Center entrance next-door, which had been unlocked for me the whole time. The cast and directors were quick to laugh off my mindless mistake, reminding me that members of this community are always waiting with their arms (and doors) wide open. As summer comes to a close, I couldn’t be more thankful for my time at 22nd Century Media. I gained unbeatable journalistic knowledge and experiences and it’s all thanks to the editors who gladly showed me the ropes of the newsroom. I will definitely miss that bustling office atmosphere. The Glencoe Anchor Sound Off Policy Editorials and columns are the opinions of the author. Pieces from 22nd Century Media are the thoughts of the company as a whole. The Glencoe Anchor encourages readers to write letters to Sound Off. All letters must be signed, and names and hometowns will be published. We also ask that writers include their address and phone number for verification, not publication. Letters should be limited to 400 words. The Glencoe Anchor reserves the right to edit letters. Letters become property of The Glencoe Anchor. Letters that are published do not reflect the thoughts and views of The Glencoe Anchor. Letters can be mailed to: The Glencoe Anchor, 60 Revere Drive ST 888, Northbrook, IL, 60062. Fax letters to (847) 272-4648 or email to fouad@glencoeanchor. com. www.glencoeanchor.com
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