Stephens Dentistry

Stephens Dentistry, located in Evanston and the North Shore, has been offering top-tier dental care for over six decades. Our current dentists, Dr. Montoya and Dr. Raibulet, continue the legacy of exceptional care started by Dr. James Stephens. We pride ourselves on treating patients as family and our mission is to see you smile.

Cook County

Rachel Barnes

Chicago Metropolitan Area

Evanston

Illinois

Stephens Dentistry, located in Evanston and the North Shore, has been offering top-tier dental care for over six decades. Our current dentists, Dr....

A program to nurture a child's mind, body, and soul.

All Things Bright & Beautiful Preschool

All Things Bright and Beautiful is a ministry of Church of the Holy Comforter, an Episcopal church located just blocks from Lake Michigan. We welcome children into a loving, faith-based community where we celebrate all spiritual growth. Founded in 1994, All Things Bright and Beautiful Preschool is a DCFS-licensed early childhood education program serving the nearby communities of Kenilworth, Winnetka, and, Glencoe, Northfield, and Wilmette. Each day, children engage in active learning through art processes, music, circle time, sensory table explorations, stories, and free play opportunities. We subscribe to a play-based philosophy and child-centered curriculum, providing a safe, nurturing, and structured environment that is designed to encourage social and emotional growth, build self-esteem, and foster success. Our staff are passionate about early childhood education and partnering with families to provide a powerful, positive experience for our children.

Wilmette-Kenilworth

All Things Bright and Beautiful is a ministry of Church of the Holy Comforter, an Episcopal church located just blocks from Lake Michigan. We...

A Wilmette woman who was walking her dog Monday morning was pinned by a tree that fell on her at the corner of Greenleaf Avenue and 5th Street, police said.The tree, a 100- to 120-year-old white oak, fell across the sidewalk just before 8 a.m., police said. The woman, whose name is not being released, was trapped under the branches.Officers and bystanders were able to lift and pull back the branches so the woman could get free. She was taken to Evanston Hospital with non-life threatening injuries and is in good condition, police said. Her dog was not hurt and is being cared for by a neighbor.The tree appears to have had a large area of decay in its stem that created a hidden hollow, police said. It's not known what caused it to fall, though the recent storm may have triggered it.

A Wilmette woman who was walking her dog Monday morning was pinned by a tree that fell on her at the corner of Greenleaf Avenue and 5th Street, police said.

The tree, a 100- to 120-year-old white oak, fell across the sidewalk just before 8 a.m., police said. The woman, whose name is not being released, was trapped under the branches.Officers and bystanders were able to lift and pull back the branches so the woman could get free. She was taken to Evanston Hospital with non-life threatening injuries and is in good condition, police said. Her dog was not hurt and is being cared for by a neighbor.

The tree appears to have had a large area of decay in its stem that created a hidden hollow, police said. It’s not known what caused it to fall, though the recent storm may have triggered it.

The woman is in good condition; the dog is unhurt.