Featured in This IssueJanuary/FebruaryABOUT THIS ISSUE: Quintessential Barrington steps into the new decade with stories about the legendary determination of people who make all the difference in our community. Join us for a behind-the-scenes look at the the Barrington Area Community Foundation during its recent change of leadership. Meet Barrington High School students whose dedicated volunteer work is valuable to so many - they will make you smile. Happy New Year! Read now online: Check it out!Open Spaces - April Anderson: Nature writer April Anderson caught up with horse trainers in Barrington Hills whose gentle ways gets great results inside and outside of the ring. Down Cellar - Jim Bryant's Wine Column: Our wine expert Jim Bryant writes about the many avenues to pursue wine knowledge and shares a few of his own educational wine adventures. Read Now (pdf). What's Cooking: Comfort food recipes usually involve a starch. We highlight one that's good for you and worth a second look the next time you're at the grocery store. Read Now (pdf). Barrington 220 - Dr. Tom Leonard: Are you hoping for a snow day to rescue your too-busy schedule? Dr. Tom Leonard offers a humorous and informative look at how he and other superintendents weather this unique storm. Read now (pdf). Teaching Moments: St. Anne Catholic School fifth graders embarked on a ten-week journey this fall where each created a business. Check out their creative and enterprising ideas.Read now (pdf). Fitness: Personal trainer Jeff Nelson shares his eight weight loss truths to help your New Year get a healthy start. Read now (pdf). About Town![]() For more information on what's happening around Barrington through highlighted events and the latest news, About Town starts on page 30 in the current issue. Read About Town (pdf). Just Asking![]() Mary Klest talked with artist Mary Lane about her involvement with the Barrington Area United Way Roundup. Snapshots![]() The Barrington Area United Way Roundup ended with an auction of the painted horses in October. Find out what made this public art project a huge success. View PDF of Snapshots. USE QB'S MEDIA CENTER: Calling all publicity and public relations personnel and possible QB contributors! Our Media Center
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