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Wednesday, September 19, 2012

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Wednesday, September 19, 2012


CPS teachers, students return to class | VIDEO
Chicago Public Schools students were back in the classroom Wednesday after the seven-day teachers strike was suspended.

Deal reached in Lake Forest strike; class today
The Lake Forest High School Board of Education and the Lake Forest Education Association have reached a tentative agreement on a new four-year contract, school officials say.
Sex assault reported in Gold Coast
Chicago police are investigating a sexual assault in the Gold Coast.
Logan Square may get Chick-fil-A after all | VIDEO
Chicago may get a second Chik-fil-A after all. Alderman Proco 'Joe' Moreno now supports letting a restaurant open in Logan Square.
Jesse Jackson Jr. DC home for sale
Congressman Jesse Jackson Jr. has apparently put his home in Washington, D.C., up for sale.
Photos of Jay Cutler's baby in People
People magazine has released the first public photos of Jay Cutler's new baby, 6-week old Camden Jack.

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72°F

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54°F

Partly sunny and increasingly windy


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Arsenic in rice prompts warnings from groups, IL AG Consumer groups are pressuring the Food and Drug Administration to set federal guidance on allowable levels of arsenic in rice, prompting the agency to study the issue and consider possible new standards.

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What is a langostino? Ask The Fish Guy Their flavor is familiar- but their shape and color are not. The langostino is a species of fish that's starting to show up on a few Chicago menus and at just one fish market.

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Tuesday, September 18, 2012

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Tuesday, September 18, 2012


Teachers union to vote on possibly ending strike | VIDEO
The Chicago Teachers Union's House of Delegates could vote to suspend the teachers strike during an afternoon meeting Tuesday.

Carnival worker allegedly recorded sex assaults of toddlers
A traveling carnival worker from Chicago is charged with allegedly recording videos of himself sexually assaulting children.
Man charged in fight that smashed Loop Macy's window
A Northwest Side man has been charged after a Sunday afternoon fight in the Loop.
Huge python found near Waukegan lakefront
A worker picking up trash in Waukegan found something he wasn't expecting: a 12- to 15-foot Burmese python.
Christopher Vaughn defense team could rest Tues.
Defense lawyers could rest their case Tuesday in the trial of an Oswego man charged with murdering his wife and three children.
Cold settles over city, frost possible in suburbs
Temperatures tumbled overnight in the Chicago area -- and could set a record low Tuesday night.

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43°F

Variable cloudiness, breezy and cooler with a brief shower


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Half of Illinoisans to be obese by 2030 A new study predicts that more than half the people in 39 states -- including Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin -- will be obese by 2030.


 Pfleger to host Peace Basketball Tournament Father Michael Pfleger will announce a new strategy Tuesday to use sports celebrities to help stop the violence in Chicago.

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Isaiah Thomas in Chicago, urges kids to stay in school
Pfleger: Community will point out violent criminals
End-of-school rally calls for peace on streets
Fr. Pfleger's son, 32, dies in Florida


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Tuesday's Daily Brief: Mitt Romney Stands By Leaked Remarks

Tuesday, September 18, 2012
POLITICS
Congress Raids 9/11 Funds For Deficit
TECHNOLOGY
Twitter's New Look Is..Facebook?
EDUCATION
Chicago Teachers Meet Tuesday To Decide Whether To End Strike
WORLD
132 Inmates Escape From Mexico Prison
MEDIA
Bill O'Reilly, Jon Stewart To Debate In Washington
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Dean Baker: Does President Obama Want to Cut Social Security by 3 Percent?
That is a pretty simple and important question. Unfortunately most voters are likely to go to the polls this fall without knowing the answer.
Russell Simmons: Obama Has Worked to Curb Urban Violence
When more black men were killed in one year (2009) than all of the US soldiers killed in the Afghanistan and Iraq wars to date, we must give this problem the utmost attention. We must find solutions to curb the violence.
Mariska Hargitay: Join Me in Supporting Survivors of Child Abuse With a Simple Act of Kindness
We all have a role to play in supporting survivors and preventing abuse. Now through October 2nd, I am asking people everywhere to commit to support a parent or caregiver by offering a helping hand, preparing a meal together or simply asking how they're doing.
Jeff Madrick: Central Banks Are Saving Democracy From Itself
Note that it is Romney who is saying he wants Bernanke out of there and crying wolf about inflation. Bernanke, not subject to the whims of democracy, has had the courage to change his own thinking. He knows the consequences of tight policy now.
Andrew McCarthy: A Brief Meeting With Prince Harry In The Bahamas
I was blinded by camera pops as I followed the prince past the pink sand the he couldn't see and through the mass of swirling humanity. The drunken bar patrons shouted and waved.



Monday, September 17, 2012

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Monday, September 17, 2012


Judge postpones CPS strike injunction ruling til Wed. | VIDEO
Chicago teachers are demanding more time to study a contract proposal while Mayor Rahm Emanuel goes to court to try and stop the walkout.

Report: Owner says Loop bar targeted in bomb plot | VIDEO
A suburban teenager was due in court Monday to face charges that he tried to blow up a bar in Chicago's Loop.
Occupy movement marks 1-year anniversary
The Occupy movement is marking its one-year anniversary. About a dozen protesters in New York were arrested after sitting on the sidewalk.
2 cars crash into Logan Square building
A crash Monday morning on the city's Northwest Side ended with two cars slamming into a building.
Fire destroys only grocery store in Pembroke
A fire destroyed a grocery store in Kankakee County, said to be the only one in a small town.
Thunderstorms, cold, wind headed this way
A line of thunderstorms is expected to roar through Monday, leaving behind a cold and windy Chicago.

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Jay Pharoah debuts as Obama on SNL So, did you see the ''new'' Barack Obama on ''Saturday Night Live?''



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