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Chicago erupts in gun violence on May 1
On Wednesday May 1 warm spring weather arrived in Chicago . Along with temperatures in the 80s came a return of gun violence. 1 comment
Best of Chicago 2013 ballot now online
In short it covers life in our city from Best boutique for women to Best Chicagoan to follow on Twitter. Comment?
Jean Baptiste Point Du Sable lived in St. Charles, Missouri until his death. He farmed and traded fur, and his grandchildren Eulalie and Michael lived with him. Comment?
D'Agostino's Pizza and Pub Now Offering Gluten-Free Menu
D'Agostino's Pizza has partnered up with Schar , the #1 gluten-free food company in Europe, and is now offering a gluten-free menu with the U.S. launching of the Schar Bonta D'Italia program. Comment?
Chicago's weekend pet scene: Cinco de Mayo and more
It's a big weekend on Chicago's Pet Scene with the Bark in the Park, the big Pet Expo in Lake County Indiana, a kitten shower, The Little Barn's Grand Opening and Cinco de fun. Comment?
DuSable High School gets Landmark Status
Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel bestowed an official city of Chicago Landmark plaque to DuSable High School on May 1, citing the Bronzeville building 's long history of community service while producing graduates that rose to the top of their fields in entertainment, music, publishing, athletics, and other professional endeavors. Comment?
Chicago Cultural Center Blues Shows
The month of May will feature a series of blues shows at the Chicago Cultural Center . Comment?
A very sharp left dogleg is at Robert Black Golf Course
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At Robert A. Black Golf Course , the third hole has the very sharp, left dogleg ; the angle is 63 degrees. Comment?
Saturday 4, 2013 will be the day for a fashion show in Chicago. Fashion Chicago will be held in Millennium Park. Comment?
SAIC's Walk & Runway feature life in the fashion lane
This Friday marks Fashion 2013 -the 79th annual fashion show by the School of the Art Institute of Chicago culminates with The Walk , an annual benefit supporting the production of student work and scholarships. Comment?
Eclectic plays hit Chicago stages in May
"This is a significant moment for Court Theatre," says Artistic Director Charles Newell of the company's MoliA re Festival which launches the Center for Classic Theatre at the University of Chicago campus. Comment?
BARNUM enthusiastically and energetically establishes life under the small top
As theater -goers enter the Mercury Theater to see Barnum , they are offered popcorn. Comment?
Potential Dauntless HQ set for the 'Divergent' movie scoped out by fans
In short, an interior site suspected to be the Dauntless faction HQ location for Neil Burger's Chicago-based "Divergent" adaptation was pegged by an observant local fan who'd been scouting out the long-known 2400 Michigan Ave. Comment?
Kim, Kanye: no baby gifts; instead, donate to Lurie Children's Hospital
Why would people as rich as Kim Kardashian and Kanye West need folks to give them baby gifts? They don't, and as reported on Tuesday, they don't want them. Comment?
Art Van Furniture hosting career fair in Orland Park ahead of July store opening
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Art Van Furniture, the Midwest's number one furniture and mattress retailer, is hosting a career fair today , Tuesday, April 30, and tomorrow, Wednesday, May 1, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 14934 S. LaGrange Rd., Orland Park, Ill. Comment?
Iago said, 'We cannot all be masters,' but he didn't see The Joffrey's OTHELLO
" Othello was the first full-length I introduced to the Joffrey in 2009," states Ashley Wheater, Artistic Director of The Joffrey Ballet, "and is certainly a masterwork of narrative dance in the new century." Indeed, the dance company is at its best with its current production of Othello which combines Shakespeare's classic cautionary tale of ... (more) Comment?
Anti-Cruelty Society's annual bark in the park
Every year for the past 19 years, The Anti-Cruelty Society has put on its annual Bark in the Park . Comment?
That You May Have Life
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Lincoln Chamber Productions is coming back to Chicago in May for another landmark performance. Comment?
New York review, Chicago outrage
My sister-the Chicago-born New Yorker- knew it right away. Her email arrived even before I was out of bed and had had a chance to read the front-page piece in the New York Times Book Review. Comment?
Congressmen get earful from opponents of Chicago school closures
And the loudest voice belonged to Action Now community organizer Ellyson Carter, who defied security and decorum, bellowing loudly out of order in the cavernous church sanctuary to Reps. Comment?