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 On March 11, 2009, Ageless North Shore posted its first story….All cultures have their origin myths. The Mansi people of Siberia believed that two loons dove to the bottom of primeval waters to retrieve a piece of the bottom and placed it on top of the water. From there the Earth grew. Peggy loving the The Art Center in  2 comments | March 11th, 2010 | Tags: Aaron Freeman, Fort Sheridan Forest Preserve, Highland Park Library, Highwood, MIC, Michael Ebner, Sachin Waikar |  On June 30, 1966, Martin Luther King spoke at Congregation Solel in Highland Park. 600 people packed the sanctuary to attend the event sponsored by the North Shore Fellowship of Rabbis. During that summer, Dr. King and Al Raby lead the Chicago Freedom Movement, the first large-scale movement to end racial segregation in  On December 6, Michael H Ebner, emeritus history professor at Lake Forest College gave a very enlightening and lively lecture about the history of Glencoe. This lecture was part of the Glencoe Public Library’s Centennial program. Professor Ebner made mention of the library’s excellent Centennial web site that includes a history of the library, a Continue reading SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Michael Ebner on Glencoe: The story and the podcast", url: "http://ageless-northshore.com/michael-ebner-on-glencoe/" }); |
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