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TV networks plan 9/11 anniversary specials
RedEyeSeveral TV networks will commemorate the 10th anniversary of the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, with news specials, live coverage from Ground Zero, films and special episodes of scripted series. Many of those specials begin this week, and I've tried...Tags: Walter Brennan, Television, Defense, 60 Minutes (tv program), Unrest, Conflicts and War
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Senate president open to cutting gambling positions in casino bill
Clout StreetIllinois Senate President John Cullerton today said he’s open to reducing the number of gaming positions in the gambling expansion lawmakers passed this spring in the hopes it would address Gov. Pat Quinn’s concerns that the bill is “top...Tags: Regional Authority, Justice System, Television Stations, Government, Satellite and Cable Service
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Arlington Million post position draw at WGN
CHICAGO – August 3, 2011 -- WGN-TV Chicago and WGN America will provide live HD coverage of “The Arlington Million” from Arlington Park Racetrack on Saturday, August 13, 2011 from 5:00-5:30pm CT. The encore replays on CLTV on the same...Tags: Arlington Heights, Television, Mass Media, Arts and Culture, WGN
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WGN-TV BRINGS HOME 11 EMMY AWARDS TOPPING ALL CHICAGO STATIONS
WGN-TV BRINGS HOME 11 EMMYS AWARDS TOPPING ALL CHICAGO STATIONS CHICAGO, November 7, 2011 -- WGN-TV captured a total of eleven Emmy Awards at the 2011 Chicago/Midwest Emmy Awards held on Sunday, November 6 at the Alhambra Palace in Chicago. Six awards...Tags: Human Interest, Diseases and Illnesses, Television, Documentary (genre), Chicago Blizzard (2011)
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Nominate a Remarkable Person to the Chicago Tribune
Everyone knows someone they think is remarkable. With TribU’s new Remarkable Person feature, you now have a place to share those stories, and read about other Chicago-area people who capture our imagination, tell a compelling story and offer us...Tags: Human Interest, WGN, Chicago Tribune
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Stephanie Izard: America's sweet tart
Five years ago, I wrote that chef Stephanie Izard had "a fanaticism for balance that a Wallenda might envy."
Two years ago, after Izard had emerged victorious in the fourth season of "Top Chef," I joked that she should get out of the restaurant business,...Tags: Meatballs, Restaurants, Chicago Tribune Columnists, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Oysters
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Talk about your flying fish
One unexpected benefit of enhanced airport security is that airport dining options have never been better. The arrive-early dictum (to allow for screening delays) has resulted in airports full of travelers with time on their hands and the sure knowledge...Tags: Asparagus, O'Hare International Airport, Caesar Salads, Restaurants, Wicker Park
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Creativity trumps authenticity
What started off 17 months ago as a modest banh mi stand inside the West Loop's French Market has become one of the city's most interesting Vietnamese restaurants. Saigon Sisters may have been born from a sandwich shop (which still operates in the French...Tags: Ho Chi Minh City (Vietnam), Restaurants, Butternut Squash, Chicago Tribune Columnists, Ice Cream
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Ria chef gets it right
Taste, as a jazz musician once noted, is manifested in the notes one declines to play. In that regard, Danny Grant is a taste master.
The original chef de cuisine and now executive chef at Ria, the magnificent dining room within the Elysian hotel and...Tags: Tru, Potatoes, Music, Charlie Trotter, WGN
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Gilt a pleasure in a trying location
If my enthusiasm for Gilt Bar seems a little restrained, well, I vowed that I wouldn't let myself get hurt again.
You see, Gilt Bar, a spiffy little 6-month-old, so young and appealing and full of promise, sits at 230 W. Kinzie St. And that address has...Tags: WGN, Restaurants, Steaks, Chicken, Metal and Mineral
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It's all relative
It would be easy to overlook Fogon, an 8-week-old Mexican restaurant in River West, especially as the space has been home to two or three forgettable restaurants in the last few years.
The restaurant's pedigree suggests that would be an error. Fogon is...Tags: Europe, Human Interest, WGN, Restaurants, Tomatoes
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Use rainwater for the garden
A helpful tool in water conservation is a simple water gauge. Knowing exactly how much rain has fallen in your area can help you decide how much and how often to irrigate your garden or landscape. Many homes with automatic irrigation systems operate...Tags: Water Restrictions, Metal and Mineral
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