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Shootings, stabbing overnight wound 4
A 16-year-old boy and a woman were among four people shot overnight in the city, police said. Someone shot the woman in the leg about 5:20 a.m. today while she was outside in the 700 block of West Gladys Avenue in the West Loop Gate neighborhood,...
Tags: Chicago Fire Department, Montclare, Chicago Police Department, Greektown, Archer Heights
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Part two: Warning signs
When Bank of America credit officer Dan Petrik and his team sat down in early 2007 to analyze Sam Zell's plan to take control of Tribune Co., their numbers showed that the complex deal failed to meet five of the bank's 10 lending guidelines. There was...
Tags: Jimmy Lee, Realty, Tribune Company, Financially Distressed Companies, Real Estate Buyers
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Getting Around: New book is pulling for Chicago's cable-car era
Public transportation became an absolute necessity for Chicago around 1860, when the city's population had ballooned to more than 112,000 from about 30,000 only 10 years earlier. About 7,000 horses were pulling transit vehicles in the city by the 1880s....
Tags: Book, Chicago Tribune, Chicago Transit Authority, Railway Transportation, Tetanus
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Apatow, Mann balance laughs, drama, fiction and family in '40'
LOS ANGELES — On a late February morning in the editing suite of Judd Apatow's multi-level West Los Angeles headquarters, the writer-director and editor Brent White were playing back scenes from Apatow's new comedy, “This Is 40.”...
Tags: Movies, Paul Rudd, Seth Rogen, Comedy (genre), Hemorrhoids
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Emanuel expected to light Daley Plaza menorah
After flipping the switch for two annual tree-lighting ceremonies in Daley Plaza, Chicago's first Jewish mayor, Rahm Emanuel, is expected to light the city's giant menorah this week for the first time, according to the rabbi in charge of the celebration....Tags: Barack Obama, Religion and Belief, Justice and Rights, Religious Festivals, Human Interest
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Emanuel to light menorah at Daley Plaza during Hanukkah
Tribune reporterAfter flipping the switch for two annual tree-lighting ceremonies in Daley Plaza, Chicago's first Jewish mayor Rahm Emanuel will light the menorah on the third night of Hanukkah Monday, according to the rabbi in charge of the celebration. “It&...Tags: Barack Obama, Religion and Belief, Religious Festivals, Justice and Rights, Human Interest
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Man dies after jumping into Chicago River from South Loop bridge
A man who jumped off a bridge in the Chicago River this morning in the South Loop neighborhood died after being taken to hospital in critical condition, officials said. It happened at 9:20 a.m. at Roosevelt Road and Lumber Street when the man jumped off...
Tags: South Loop, John H. Stroger, Jr. Hospital of Cook County, Hospitals and Clinics
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Body found on Blue Line tracks in the Loop
Police have launched a death investigation after a CTA conductor discovered a mangled body on the Blue Line El tracks in the Loop early this morning. The body was found about 1:45 a.m. near the platform of the LaSalle station in the 100 block of West...
Tags: Chicago Transit Authority, Chicago Police Department
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Off-duty Chicago officer, 54, dies after collapsing in hallway
Tribune reporterAn off-duty Chicago police officer died late Sunday night after collapsing in an apartment hallway, apparently of natural causes, authorities said. The 54-year-old officer, identified by police as Detective Patrick Finucane, was discovered...Tags: South Loop, Chicago Police Department
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Man, 38, killed when vehicle strikes pole
A 38-year-old man was killed early Sunday morning when the vehicle he was driving crashed in the South Loop neighborhood, authorities said. About 3:20 a.m., a black BMW struck a light pole in the 1600 block of South Clark Street in the South Loop...
Tags: Northwestern Memorial Hospital, Chicago Police Department, South Loop
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Roosevelt Athletics get new home in the Loop
RedEyeHey, Chicago, the Lakers want you to come watch them play basketball. In the Loop. No, Kobe Bryant and Co. haven't relocated. But Roosevelt University’s men’s and women’s basketball teams will christen their new Lillian and Larry...Tags: Roosevelt University, Kobe Bryant, Education, University of Illinois at Chicago, College Sports
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Cops: Mag Mile robber tied to 2 Loop heists
Tribune reporterA man who robbed a bank on North Michigan Avenue on Monday also is suspected of robbing two Loop banks in the last month, Chicago police said today. The man who robbed a Citibank branch, 539 N. Michigan Ave., about noon on Monday is believed to have...Tags: Theft, FBI, Citigroup Incorporated, Michigan Avenue, Bank Robbery
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