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Strange but true tales from Chicago that could only happen here
Truth is stranger than fiction, and that’s definitely true in Chicago. On this July 4 holiday, fire up your Weber Grill, made by a Mount Prospect man inspired by Lake Michigan buoys, and read these weird but true local yarns.Cold as iceOn a bitter February night in 1951, South Side resident Dorothy Mae Stevens Anderson, 22, stumbled into an alley, drunk on whiskey. She was found there, frozen …
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FLINT: Koegel Meats ‘serves the curve’ as Fourth of July staple
FLINT — Fireworks and freedom are synonymous with the Fourth of July.
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Festival of the new, old and unusual
ELLWOOD CITY – For decades, Jimmy Fortenberry had been casting small animals in epoxy resin for pretty and decorative doodads. But a scientific advancement in the clear resin compound has given his craft business a new life.
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Genome scientists striving to save the Tasmanian devils
LOS ANGELES – Lack of genetic diversity among Tasmanian devils may be making the species particularly vulnerable to an infectious facial cancer that has devastated the population in Australia, according to scientists who have sequenced the animals’ genome.
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June ETF Roundup: Launches and Filings for the Month
Jarred Cummans submits: June was another interesting month for markets around the world as a number of important events transpired over the past few weeks. The Federal Reserve meeting came and went without much of a hitch as Bernanke called for the end of QE at the end of the month but suggested that the economy was still too weak to consider raising rates any time soon. While this was …
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Facing deadly disease, two bat species may get help from feds, state
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has announced mounting evidence to protect two bat species hard-hit by a killer fungus called white nose syndrome.
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The lockout is officially upon us
To quote John Winger, as played by Bill Murray, from the movie “Stripes”? “And then depression set in …”
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She sees dead people
FOR 17-year-old Emerson Cole, life is about seeing what isn’t there: swooning Southern belles, soldiers long forgotten, a haunting jazz trio that vanishes in an instant. Plagued by phantoms since her parents’ death, she just wants to stop seeing the apparitions so she can be normal.
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Team Cure Challenge – Lake Tahoe 2009
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A security prism, not a human one
WHAT`S wrong with the army isn`t necessarily the choices it makes, but the fact that it`s the decision-maker.
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