Former Oak Lawn man mushing for a cause
Based on his plans for the next week or so, Jason Weitzel didn’t leave the South Side’s reputation for producing tough guys behind when he moved to Alaska. The transplanted Oak Lawn resident, 39, will participate in the Yukon Quest International Sled Dog Race that …Read More
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Man charged with murder in Lynwood man’s death
A man was charged Thursday with killing a Lynwood man and kidnapping his wife in November. Calvin Griffin was charged with murder in the slaying of 56-year-old Eugene White Jr., who was found shot to death in his home the morning of Nov. 28 after …Read More
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Riley Fox’s father rewards tipster who led to her killer
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Former Oak Lawn man mushing for a cause
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Veto maintains Lockport water-rate hike
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Man charged with murder in Lynwood man’s death
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Susan G. Komen drops plans to stop Planned Parenthood grants
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SD 227 hosts party for Super Bowl
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No injuries in Hickory Hills apartment fire
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Matteson woman dies on her 110th birthday
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Kadner: If voters get what they want, they may not want it
Sports
Cheerleading: Oak Forest takes high hopes to state meet
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Girls basketball: Rich Central forfeits bulk of its wins over ineligible player
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Fleck, Uremovich sure to impact NIU’s recruiting
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Baranek: Elliott pins it down on the mat and court
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Girls Basketball: Richards outlasts Shepard
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Girls Basketball: Morgan Park beats Bogan in Public League semifinal
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High School Sports Roundup for Feb. 3, 2012
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Signing Day: St. Rita’s class has shining day
Business
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Robert Morris again offering free help for low-income filers
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‘Kindermusik’ to get chamber welcome
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Unemployment rate hits 8.3 pct. after hiring burst
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Micron CEO dies in plane crash in Idaho
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Stocks jump on strong jobs report for January
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Fewer seek unemployment aid as job market improves
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Chrysler hiring, increasing production at Belvidere plant
Entertainment
Gary Griffin stages ‘The Color Purple’ in Southland
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‘Underworld: Awakening’ languishes a bit
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Bill Cosby brings his only persona to Rialto
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‘Noises Off’ is McMahon’s Drama Group directorial debut
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Big-top fun awaits at ‘Circus Zirkus’ exhibit
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Review: ITC’s ‘Broke-ology’ a profound, poignant revival
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Two publications worth checking out
Opinions
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Illinois bets further on gambling
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Let the camera’s eye into court
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MacNeil: Frankfort library trustee explains resignation
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LaGrange Road project nearly here
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Eaton: Pressure building on public schools, unions
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Uneasy about Matteson’s 911 fee campaign
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Miller: School districts’ (nearly) free ride may be ending
Spotlight
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