THE BARRIN GTON PLACE FOR HOLIDAYS Wonderland Ice House Mall 11:00 a.m. ... Plan your day around...

THE VILLAGE OF BARRINGTON 847.304.3400 a great place to live, work, and play

Winter WonderlandIce House Mall

11:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Gingerbread LaneThe Shops onLageschulte

12:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.

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Santa Arrives in BarringtonSaturday, December 7th!

10:00 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.

For more informaton visit: www.EnjoyBarrington.com

Plan your day around visiting these 5 unique holiday events:

Barrington Aglow A Holiday Tradition

Village Centeron S. Cook St.

1:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.

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HOLIDAY SweepstakesWin up to $250.00 in Barrington Shopping Dollars.

Shop at participating Barrington merchants. No purchase necessary. Contest runs from November 1, 2013 to December 10, 2013.

Beginning Schedule:10:30 a.m. ~ Village Center10:42 a.m. ~ Ice House Mall10: 54 a.m. ~ Lageschulte St.11:06 a.m. ~ The Foundry11:18 a.m. ~ Shops at Flint Creek

Carriage rides, carolers, free hot chocolate and cookies, and Santa’s arrival at 5:00 p.m. for thetree lighting. Santa visit from 5:00 - 6:30 p.m.

Candy Cane FestivalFoundry Shopping Center

10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

Holidazzle FestShops at Flint Creek

10:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Funded, in part, by the Village of Barrington Hotel/Motel Tax

Barrington Holiday Trolley

December 7, 2013 10:30 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.

Park once and ride to all events! The trolley will follow this schedule, circling

back to the Village Center in a continuous loop throughout the day.

Photo Courtesy of Susan McConnell

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Financial professionals can assist you in the following ways:

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• Review your net-worth statement and examine your debts.

• Help you decide on a financial plan, based on your personal and financial goals.

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On September 11, the COunCil Of barringtOn garden ClubS recognized 13 Barrington area businesses, the Village of Barrington, Countryside Garden Class, and St. Mark’s Day School for their efforts in creating beautiful and well-maintained landscapes. Volunteers from seven of Barrington’s garden clubs observed 60 landscapes within Barrington. Each site was evalu-ated on good design, and how suitable the plants were for the climate and for each site. The volunteers also observed the sites during the summer to determine how well the design worked over time and how well the plants thrived. All the garden clubs that participated in this year’s Beautification Committee were Country Home and Garden; Countryside Garden Class; The Gar-den Club of Barrington; Green Thumbs Garden Club; The Little Garden Club of Barrington; and The South Barrington Garden Club. For more information about the garden clubs and The Council of Barrington Garden Clubs, visit www.barringtonareali-brary.org/local-info.html.

JOin the merChantS Of dOwntOwn barringtOn as they host a Holiday Wine Walk on Saturday, November 23 from 2-6 p.m. The event will kick off the holiday season by introducing shoppers and visitors to the unique shops and restaurants in Barrington. The Wine Walk will offer free wine tastings, small treats, and gifts at each stop. A location map will be available for shoppers. Over 25 shops and restaurants are participating. For a complete list of participating merchants and restaurants, visit www.enjoybarrington.com.

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WwellneSS plaCe haS Opened a Satellite Of-fiCe in Crystal Lake in response to a steady increase in demand from the McHenry County community. The new site, Wellness Place Cancer Connections (WPCC), is located in the Community Room on the first floor of the Advocate Good Shepherd Outpatient Center on 525 Congress Parkway. Free cancer-related support services are available by appointment on Mondays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Services currently include one-on-one cancer related counseling for individuals, and sessions for couples, families, caregivers, and loved ones. To make an appointment, call 847-241-5964. Wellness Place is also expanding services in the Park Ridge area with the devel-opment of an onsite caregiver support group at Lutheran General Hospital.

Q for more information about wellness place, visit www.wellnessplace.org, or call 847-241-5973.

Wellness Place Opens Satellite Office

Christina Keeley, barrington area Chamber of Commerce director of events; guest John Midas; Eileen Quinn, The Stone-gate Conference & Banquet Centre; Christopher Haering, Chicago Marriott Northwest; and Rob Harkey, Turnkey Organiz-ing attended the Barrington Bank & Trust 4:31 Business After-Hours BBQ on August 27. Even with the temperature in the 90s, more than 120 guests turned out for an afternoon of network-ing, refreshments (compliments of On-Occasion Catering & Events), and music by Mars Live.

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barrington Junior women’s Club invites you to its annual fall fashion show on Saturday, November 9 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. This year’s theme is La Parisienne Fashion Show and French Market. Live and silent auctions will raise funds for scholarships for BHS seniors, meals for the needy, grants to local charitable organizations, and more. Tickets are $75 for a non-runway table, $85 for a runway table. For more information, and to purchase tickets, visit www.bjwc.org. The Stonegate Conference Centre is located at 2401 W. Higgins Road, Hoffman Estates.

Front row (left to right): Fashion Show committee co-chairs Crystal DiDomenico,

Dimple Tejani, and Buffy Layton. Second Row: Liz Mueller, Jen Martin, Suzy Mogler

(BJWC president), and Cheryl Krumpelt. Third Row: Kim Birkner and Indra Josephs.

Back Row: Rachel Kuna, Judy Lichtenberger, Angela Wilcox, Nina Stephenson, and

Natalie Pollack. From left to right: Crystal DiDomenico, Dimple Tejani, Buffy Layton,

and Suzy Mogler.

From left to right: Crystal DiDomenico, Dimple Tejani, Buffy Layton, and Suzy

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barringtOn tailOr ShOp on 112 East Main Street is celebrating its 20th anniversary. Jolly Dandona purchased the business in 1993, continuing the art of tailoring that she learned from her mother in India. While Barrington Tailor Shop specializes in basic tailoring, bridal, prom, and homecoming dresses, creative repairs, redesigning, and restyling, Jolly is especially skilled at embroidery and beading.

Barrington Tailor Shop Celebrates Anniversary

memberS Of paCK 210, from Roslyn Road Elementary School,

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On September 28, Willow Creek held its first ever Eat Dirt Mud Run adventure race, with 1,241 adults and 189 kids participat-ing. Proceeds benefitted Willow Creek’s Care Center. There was an adult race and a 1k Mini-Mud for kids. A total of 1,300 shoes were donated at the event.

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Quintessential barrington account executive, Steve Cook, and his bride, bethany pipping, were married on Saturday, October 5, at Harvest Bible Chapel in Lake Zurich. The ceremony was officiated by Pipping’s father who is the lead pastor of the church. We congratulate Mr. and Mrs. Steve Cook on their special day, and wish them a lifetime of happiness.

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Lande Sanusi with C.A.K.E. art instructors Gavin and Ewa.

On Saturday, October 5, C.A.K.E. Village (Culture of Africa for Kids Everywhere) celebrated its grand opening. The Nigerian-themed event featured various children’s activities such as theatre sessions, African costume dress-up, pottery painting, bead making, drumming, cultural dancing, and more. Attenders enjoyed African food tasting, and cupcakes that were infused with favors of Africa, such as plaintain and chili pepper. There was a brown carpet for photo opportunities. As the first African cultural center designed exclusively for children in the Northwest Suburbs, owner Lande Sanusi got the idea to create the village from her children. Sanusi, who grew up in Nigeria, felt that her kids were underexposed to Africa. The C.A.K.E. Village’s mission is to foster an enriched connection between Africa and children everywhere. The C.A.K.E. Village offers outreach, enrichment programs to schools, and is available for birthday parties. For more information, visit www.TheCAKEVillage.com. The C.A.K.E. Village is located at 611 E. Main St., East Dundee.

“We’re unique from other places that buy gold and silver,” said Debi Giannini, one of the owners of this family run business. “We buy so much more than just gold and silver.”

Located for 17 years in the same location in downtown Barrington, people who come in the shop feel a sense of the familiar as they see vintage showcases with items displayed that are similar to what they are bringing in.

“Other places, you’re just walking into an office,” Giannini said. “Here you enter our showroom and can find a beautiful piece of jewelry and think, ‘I remember my grandmother wearing something like this.’ ”

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Ice House Mall Holiday Events Visit the ice house mall for fun holiday events for the whole family. The Ice House Mall is located at 200 Applebee Street in Barrington. For more information, visit www.icehousemall.com.

fridays, nov. 15 – dec. 20: See the works of area culinary chefs who display their holiday gingerbread houses. A gingerbread house competition’s winner will be announced on Dec. 8.

mondays, nov. 18 – dec. 23: Holiday Meals of Hope event. Bring in dona-tions for the Barrington Food Pantry. Donation boxes are located through-out the mall. Visit any store in the mall and receive a Holiday Coupon good toward your holiday purchases. On Friday, Dec. 6, 20 percent of purchase proceeds will benefit the food pantry.

Saturdays:nov. 30 - Balloon artist and kids shopping event.dec. 7 - Acoustic guitar / Holiday Musicdec. 14 - Radio Disney 90-minute shot and live remote dec. 21 – Radio station live remote with KHIT 103.2 Radio

Saturday, dec. 7 – tuesday, dec. 24: Photos with Santa! Children receive a free holiday gift and Good Deeds certificate when visiting Santa. For Santa’s schedule, call 847-381-6661, or visit www.icehousemall.com.

Saturday, dec. 14 – Have breakfast with Santa. Call 847-382-5020 to make your reservation for breakfast served between 9 a.m. and noon. Kids can enjoy face painting and balloon art.

On September 25, Janice Sauer was sworn into office as a North Barrington Village Trustee at a Village Board meeting. Sauer was appointed to fill the vacant position from Mark Kolar, who stepped down from office due to relocation. Sauer brings to the Village of North Bar-rington a private sector perspective as a former banker and partner in a family-run business. She has served as a volunteer for Citizens for Conservation, and was a chair-woman of the Barrington High School Fine Arts Booster Board for several years. Sauer is married to former North Barrington Village President Bruce Sauer, and is the mother of Lake County Board Member Nick Sauer (pictured here) and younger son, Adam Sauer.


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Barrington Flower ShopbarringtOn Children'S CharitieS, along with a host of generous sponsors, invites you to attend the annual Holly Ball black-tie fundraising celebration. The event will be held at Bar-rington Hills Country Club on Saturday, December 14th at 6:30 p.m. The party kicks off with cocktails, followed by dinner and several unique fundraising opportunities. After dinner guests can dance and enjoy the live music of The Pete Fleming Or-chestra. Local residents and business owners are invited to join and help with the charity's mission of improving and enhancing the lives of local area children. For more information, or to pur-chase tickets, visit www.barringtonchildrenscharities.com.

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Pinstripes on Saturday, November 9 at 6:30 p.m. for an evening of wine and appetizer pairings, a buffet, entertainment by Late Night Blues, and bocce ball. Tick-ets are $75 in advance, with a limited number of tickets available for $90 at the door. All proceeds will benefit Career Place a non-profit organization dedicated to help-ing unemployed professionals achieve success in their job search process. To purchase tickets, call 847-304-4157, or visit www.mycareerplace.org. The event is spon-sored by Advocate Good Shepherd Hospital. Pinstripes is located at 100 W. Higgins Road, South Barrington.

Get Jazzed with Career Place

Last year’s Holly Ball raised $130,000 for children in need. The charity, formed in 2011 by Darby (pictured third from left) and Tom Hills, continues its mission to help feed children in need from within District 220.


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On December 2012, at the annual dinner at Biltmore Country Club, the Bar-rington Area Community Foundation announced Gerry Nadig (on left) as its 2013 president, along with the 2013 vice president of BACF, Andrew Kelleher (on right.) Kim Duchossois is the Foundation’s past president of 2012.

the barringtOn area COmmunity fOundatiOn (baCf) was established 15 years ago to grant seed money to area charitable organizations to help initiate or expand programs and projects that address unmet needs in the community. Each year, BACF plans to grant five percent of its assets through grants, based on a five-year rolling average. Since issuing its first grant in 2000 – and including the $136,000 granted in 2013 – BACF has invested $994,390 in our community. For more information, visit www.barringtonareacom-munityfoundation.org.

The 2014 Grant Application Schedule

Barrington Area Community Foundation News

2013 Keynote Speaker

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For the first time in its history, the Barrington Area Community Foundation is offering a large “Moonshot” grant that is open to any organization and may be up to $50,000 in funding. To learn more about this exciting new grant and other grant opportunities, attend the grant training program offered by BACF at The Garlands of Bar-rington on Nov. 12 at 4 p.m. The 2014 grant applications deadline is January 31, 2014, and grants will be announced in April. For more information, visit www.barringtonareacommunityfoundation.org.

The Barrington Area Community Foundation announced James M. McClelland as its keynote speaker for the annual donor appre-ciation dinner on Dec. 4. McClelland is a fifth-generation Floridian who has spent most of his professional life with Goodwill Industries.

Today, he is the president and CEO of the Indianapolis-based Goodwill organiza-tion which is one of the largest of 160 Goodwill corporations in North America. In 2009, McClelland was inducted into the Central Indiana Business Hall of Fame, and he holds numerous other awards. His leadership has focused on creating a social enterprise to meet the needs of the whole community, and especially for mar-ginalized citizens whose needs are great.


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