• The Lake Forest High School dance team finished off its performance by displaying an “L” and “F” to represent Lake Forest during the pep rally Friday, Sept. 21. Photos by Alyssa Groh/22nd Century Media

    Homecoming pep rally supports athletic program, spreads school spirit

    September 25, 2018 By Alyssa Groh, Editor News, City, Community, School
    Lake Forest High School celebrated its homecoming week Sept. 17-21.
  • Matt Mellen (left), of DT Funk, gets the crowed pumped up for Oktoberfest Saturday, Sept. 22 in the parking lot behind Lake Forest City Hall. Alex Newman/22nd Century Media

    Lake Forest Oktoberfest welcomes large crowds for fundraising event

    September 24, 2018 By Alyssa Groh, Editor News, City, Community
    While this year marked the third annual Lake Forest Oktoberfest celebration, it felt a bit like its inaugural event.
  • Scouts linebacker Luca Pasinato ties up a Warren offensive lineman during Lake Forest's homecoming game Friday, Sept. 21, in Lake Forest. Photos by Neil Ament/22nd Century Media

    Football: Scouts late rally not enough against Warren during homecoming

    September 22, 2018 By David Jaffe, Freelance Reporter Sports, High School

    When a team faces a quality opponent, it can often come down to one or two key plays which decides who ends up on top.

  • Lake Forest’s Colin Jasper tees off on Hole 1 at the Highland Park Quad meet Thursday, Spet. 20, at Sunset Valley Golf Club in Highland Park. Photos by Brittany Kapa/22nd Century Media

    Boys Golf: Mental focus keeps Scouts on their game

    September 21, 2018 By David Jaffe, Freelance Reporter Sports, High School

    It was a special day for New Trier golfer Sam Weber during the Trevians’ quad with host Highland Park, Lake Forest and Loyola Academy at Sunset Valley Golf Course.

  • The Purple Palmer, served in a lightbulb cup ($6.75), is a twist on an Arnold Palmer drink made with butterfly pea flower tea and lemonade. Photos by Erin Yarnall/22nd Century Media

    New boba tea shop adds new twists to popular concept

    September 19, 2018 Life & Arts, Dining Out
    Glenview’s Boba Club knows it may be a black sheep, but owner Steve Ha is OK with that.

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News

News From Your Neighbors: Event gives ‘overdue’ thanks to Vietnam vets
THE HIGHLAND PARK LANDMARK Event gives ‘overdue’ thanks to Vietnam vets With an eye toward the contemporary discord, an event hosted by Congressman Brad Schneider Sept. 17, honored area veterans of the Vietnam War for their service and acknowledged how a previously divided nation kept many at the time from receiving their proper thanks.
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Sports

Scout hockey brings holiday cheer to community again
For more than 30 years, the Lake Forest Scouts boys hockey has brought Christmas cheer to area residents. The longstanding tradition will continue this season sooner than residents might have realized.
Change takes over FC United coaching staff
Football: Scouts late rally not enough against Warren during homecoming
Boys Golf: Mental focus keeps Scouts on their game

Life & Arts

New boba tea shop adds new twists to popular concept
Glenview’s Boba Club knows it may be a black sheep, but owner Steve Ha is OK with that.
Dancers bring innovation, audience engagement to Ragdale event
Faith Briefs: Social Bridge Play, Taizé Prayer Service and more
Customer is king at Glenview’s Goode & Fresh Pizza Bakery

Opinion

From the Editor: Public Safety Day more than a ‘fun’ event
I hope you did not flip right past this week’s cover of The Lake Forest Leader.
From the Editor: Falling into a new season
Letters to the Editor: Important decision faces LB Park District
A Look Into History: Lake forest man named the Chicago Cubs