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  • Can kids' success come at too high an expense?
    Can kids' success come at too high an expense? NewspaperText
    Duquette, Elizabeth, Wilmette Life, 24 Mar 2011, p. 17     Dr. Madeline Levine and Dr. Denis Pope, founders of Challenge Success, spoke to an audience of parents, teachers and students at New Trier on March 14, and to smaller groups in the township. The talk
    Duquette, Elizabeth, Wilmette Life, 24 Mar 2011, p. 17   Dr. Madeline Levine and Dr. Denis Pope, founders of Challenge Success, spoke …
  • LINKS holds High Tea at Kenilworth Club
    LINKS holds High Tea at Kenilworth Club Newspaper
    Wilmette Life (Wilmette, Illinois), 23 Jun 2005, D7     Suzanne Hales presented a review of "Never a City So Real" by author Alex Kotlowitz at the Kenilworth Club as part of LINKS-North Shore Youth Health Services' annual High Tea on May 4. The event rais
    Wilmette Life (Wilmette, Illinois), 23 Jun 2005, D7   Suzanne Hales presented a review of "Never a City So Real" by …
  • Nine Kenilworth homes honored for preservation
    Nine Kenilworth homes honored for preservation Newspaper
    Wilmette Life (Wilmette, Illinois), 4 Nov 2004, p. 9     Kenilworth Historical Society named nine award winners in three categories of restoration and rehabilitations that were sensitive to original architecture. Houses included 326 Essex Road the award fo
    Wilmette Life (Wilmette, Illinois), 4 Nov 2004, p. 9   Kenilworth Historical Society named nine award winners in three categories of restoration …
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