15.01.2019 Views

LF_011719

You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles

YUMPU automatically turns print PDFs into web optimized ePapers that Google loves.

LakeForestLeader.com NEWS<br />

the lake forest leader | January 17, 2019 | 9<br />

History Center debuts<br />

new genealogy series<br />

Annual Carpet Cleaning SALE<br />

Submitted by The History<br />

Center of Lake Forest-<br />

Lake Bluff<br />

It’s a new year and time<br />

to recapture that sense of<br />

self, place, possibility, and<br />

connectivity that comes<br />

from understanding family<br />

history.<br />

The History Center of<br />

Lake Forest-Lake Bluff is<br />

offering a new Genealogy<br />

Program Series that will<br />

provide the guidance and<br />

information needed to help<br />

create a more complete,<br />

meaningful and accessible<br />

history of your family.<br />

Programs will occur<br />

year round — kicking off<br />

at 7 p.m. on Wednesday,<br />

Jan. 23 with the return of<br />

award-winning author,<br />

Gail Lukasik.<br />

Lukasik will share her<br />

own genealogy journey<br />

of self-discovery as seen<br />

on PBS Genealogy Roadshow<br />

and the Megyn Kelly<br />

Today Show. Lukasik’s<br />

latest book, “White Like<br />

Her: My Family’s Story<br />

of Race and Racial Passing”<br />

was named by the<br />

Washington Post as one of<br />

the most inspiring stories<br />

of 2017. FGW Productions<br />

in association with International<br />

Creative Management<br />

has optioned the film<br />

and TV rights for White<br />

Like Her. As the first in the<br />

series, this one is sure to<br />

inspire.<br />

“Genealogy and history<br />

go hand in hand,” said Katie<br />

Hale, program chair for<br />

the History Center. “We<br />

are thrilled to be offering<br />

a year of meaningful genealogy<br />

programming to our<br />

communities. There are<br />

so many people interested<br />

in solving the puzzles of<br />

their family histories and<br />

the History Center wants<br />

to provide the inspiration<br />

and tools necessary to help<br />

them start their investigations<br />

or, keep digging.”<br />

In April, a crash course<br />

on Understanding DNA<br />

in Family Histories will<br />

be offered by Dr. Daniel<br />

Hubbard a full-time professional<br />

researcher and<br />

past president of the Lake<br />

County Genealogical<br />

Society. On May 2, Kenyatta<br />

Berry, a co-host of<br />

the PBS series Genealogy<br />

Roadshow will share tools<br />

of the trade while discussing<br />

her new book, “The<br />

Family Tree Toolkit: A<br />

Comprehensive Guide to<br />

Uncovering Your Ancestry<br />

and Researching Genealogy.”<br />

“We’re working on lining<br />

up more programs for<br />

summer and fall including<br />

a workshop on how to go<br />

about writing your family<br />

history, so everyone please<br />

go to our website at www.<br />

lflbhistory.org to sign up<br />

and stay tuned,” Hale said.<br />

All programs will be<br />

held in the Hunter Family<br />

Education Hall at 509 East<br />

Deerpath Road in Lake<br />

Forest.<br />

KashianBros.com 847-251-1200<br />

MORE ACCESS.<br />

MORE SPACE. MORE JOY.<br />

Moraine Township offers assistance to unpaid Federal workers<br />

Submitted Content<br />

Moraine Township announced<br />

that they will be<br />

offering assistance to federal<br />

workers impacted by<br />

the government shutdown.<br />

“Moraine Township<br />

residents employed by the<br />

federal government and not<br />

receiving paychecks are encouraged<br />

to visit our food<br />

pantry and apply for other<br />

assistance for which they<br />

may qualify,” Township<br />

Supervisor Anne Flanigan<br />

Bassi announced Jan. 9.<br />

“Government Workers<br />

unable to pay rent, mortgages<br />

and other necessities<br />

should not also have<br />

the stress of being unable<br />

to feed their families,”<br />

said Township Trustee<br />

Amy Zisook.<br />

Moraine Township’s<br />

Food Pantry is located at<br />

800 Central Ave., Highland<br />

Park. The Pantry<br />

provides fresh produce,<br />

eggs, dairy and meat, as<br />

well as shelf-stable food,<br />

in a client-choice, grocery<br />

store setting.<br />

“Individuals should<br />

bring their Federal government<br />

ID, as well as<br />

utility bill, lease or other<br />

proof of residency.” Bassi<br />

said, “We are here to serve<br />

our residents in need,<br />

short or long-term.”<br />

Moraine Township encompasses<br />

most of Highland<br />

Park, all of Highwood<br />

and small parts of Deerfield<br />

and Lake Forest.<br />

Pantry hours for clients<br />

are Tuesday and<br />

Thursday, 9 a.m.-12 p.m.;<br />

Wednesday, 1-3:30 p.m.,<br />

and other times by appointment.<br />

For more information<br />

call (847) 432-<br />

3240 or email info@m<br />

orainetownship.org.<br />

CALL NOW<br />

50% OFF<br />

INSTALL *<br />

Schedule your free design consultation<br />

(847) 641-2502<br />

Enjoy more space with custom pull-out<br />

shelves for your existing cabinets.<br />

*<br />

Limit one offer per household. Offerscannot combine. Applies to purchases of 5ormoreClassic or Designer Glide-Out shelves.<br />

Lifetime warranty valid for Classic or Designer Solutions. Learn more atshelfgenie.com. Expires 2/28/2019.

Hooray! Your file is uploaded and ready to be published.

Saved successfully!

Ooh no, something went wrong!