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Doeren leaves NIU for N.C. State
Northern Illinois has become an ideal career launching point for ambitious football coaches ultimately seeking a higher national profile, stronger competition, improved facilities and more money. Unfortunately, the successful mid-major program hasn't...
Tags: Kent State Golden Flashes, College Sports, College Football, Kent State University, Mid-American Conference
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Dogs killed in Naperville apartment fire
Three dogs were killed in an apartment fire in Naperville. It happened Wednesday afternoon inside a two-story apartment complex. Firefighters arrived to find heavy smoke in an unoccupied apartment on the first floor. They put out the fire within 10...
Tags: Dog (animal), Naperville
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Illinois cruises to 94-64 win over USC in Maui
LAHAINA, Hawaii -- Illinois is enjoying a pretty good trip to Hawaii so far. Two more wins would make it truly special. Brandon Paul hit six 3-pointers to finish with a game-high 26 points, and Illinois advanced to the winner's bracket of the EA...
Tags: Kevin O'Neill, USC Trojans, Basketball, Pacific-12 Conference, Sports
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Northern Illinois cracks Top 25
Northern Illinois can check off another goal this season after being ranked in the Top 25 by the two major polls on Sunday. The Huskies (10-1, 8-0 in the Mid-American Conference) are ranked 23rd in the USA Today coaches poll and 24th in the Associated...
Tags: Twitter, Inc., Kent State Golden Flashes, College Sports, USA Today, Politics
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Fiscal cliff could cost Illinois more than $1 billion
State officials warned Thursday that Illinois stands to lose more than $1 billion if Congress and President Barack Obama cannot reach an agreement to prevent the "fiscal cliff" brought on by preset tax increases and budget cuts. The prediction came...
Tags: Chicago Tribune, Politics, Michael Madigan, Crime, Law and Justice, Interior Policy
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Cicero president's wife quits her government job
The wife of Cicero town president Larry Dominick has quit her government job.
Elizabeth Dominick has been director of the Cicero Health Department for the last four years; but she said her salary was too low, and her husband wouldn't give her a raise....Tags: Cicero, Abusive Behavior
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June 28: Author - Gerald Danzer, Illinois: A History in Pictures
WGN NewsGerald Danzer To purchase a copy of the book: Illinois: A History in Pictures Offering a rich and expansive history that extends far beyond the familiar anecdotes about Abraham Lincoln and the Great Chicago Fire, Illinois: A History in Pictures...Tags: Ronald Reagan, Abraham Lincoln, WGN, History, Arts and Culture
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Stray dogs run into Elmwood Park store
Customers and employees of a store in Elmwood Park jumped onto counters and ladders when two stray dogs ran into the store. it happened Tuesday the Staples office supply store on North Harlem Avenue. Customers say one of the dogs was a pit bull mix...
Tags: Career and Workplace, Employees, Elmwood Park, Diabetes, Dog (animal)
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Stroger belongings on the auction block
WGN NewsItems owned by former Cook County Board President Todd Stroger and his late father, John, are going up for auction this weekend. Pictures, autographs and other memorabilia from the Strogers' political career are on display at Bunte Auction Services in...Tags: Cook County Board of Commissioners, Todd H. Stroger, Cook County Government, Auction Service, Elgin
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April 17: Author - Peter Nolan, Campaign
WGN NewsPeter Nolan To purchase a copy of the book: Campaign!: The 1983 Election that Rocked ChicagoTags: Chicago, New York City, Politics, India, Cook County
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Illinois Senate president: No vote on pension reform until January
Clout StreetDon’t expect a vote on a plan to overhaul the state’s government worker pension program until after the new year, Illinois Senate President John Cullerton indicated Thursday. The North Side Democrat said that there simply aren’t...Tags: Democratic Party, Parties and Movements, Illinois General Assembly, Politics, Michael Madigan
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Vote on controversial pension plan may come today
A plan to reform Illinois' public employee pension system faces stiff new oppositIon. The state is deep in debt because of its lucrative pension payments to teachers, among other unionized employees; now house speaker Mike Madigan is proposing to...
Tags: Politics, Michael Madigan, Interior Policy, Pension and Welfare
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