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    Aug 19, 2011 | Chicago Tribune

  1. Dist. 28 to grow lessons in healthy eating, science

    TribLocal - Northbrook » News
    In Northbrook, some students’ next lesson might be growing right in their back yard. An organic vegetable, fruit and herb garden is in the works …...
    2. Aug 12, 2011 | RedEye

  2. Walk it out

    Lakeview
    July was sweltering.  It was miserable enough having to walk the short distance to the L in the morning, let alone going on any leisurely stroll.  But now the temperatures have dropped, the breezes are blowing, and it's the perfect weather to go for a...
    3. May 31, 2011 | RedEye

  3. Zoo-ologie raises $100K for conservation

    Lincoln Park
    Auxiliary Board member and event co-chair Daniel Silverfield, 29, said the event's first year was a total success....
    4. Jun 1, 2011 | RedEye

  4. Watch tigers eat meat for breakfast

    Lincoln Park
    Here's a great video of the Lincoln Park Zoo's tigers eating their breakfast. What's on the menu? Meat. Raw meat....
    5. Jun 1, 2011 | RedEye

  5. Home invasion on Bosworth, taxi robbed

    Lincoln Park
    Also, a car was stolen near Lincoln Park High School and a man was strong-armed on Clybourn Avenue....
    6. May 25, 2011 | RedEye

  6. Is Old Town Art Fair best in the city?

    Lincoln Park
    Photographer Xavier Nuez, 46, doesn't waste a second proclaiming the Old Town Art Fair a personal favorite: "There are a lot of good ones, but Old Town is by far the best."...
    7. Jun 3, 2011 | RedEye

  7. Love animals? Lace up for them

    Lincoln Park
    The animals at the Lincoln Park Zoo will not know what the heck is going on when runners of the United Run for the Zoo sprint by them this Sunday....
    8. Dec 2, 2009 |Story| Associated Press

  8. Obamas' first White House Christmas

    WASHINGTON (AP) — Inspiration for the Obamas' first Christmas in the White House came from the house itself. Reflecting on its Georgian style, first lady Michelle Obama chose traditional decorations to reflect the scale, architecture and color palette of each room.
    WASHINGTON (AP) — Inspiration for the Obamas' first Christmas in the White House came from the house itself. Reflecting on its Georgian style, first lady Michelle Obama chose traditional decorations to reflect the scale, architecture and color...

    Tags: Michelle Obama, Abraham Lincoln, Politics, Barack Obama, Gingerbread Houses

    9. May 29, 2009 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  9. Steeped in history, Old Town beckons home buyers with many fresh qualities

    There's a vintage house in Old Town with a fascinating link to the Chicago Fire. It went up just after that 1871 blaze, and like numerous other Old Town homes was built from a kit of construction materials and lumber. Some of the lumber was burned wood reclaimed from the great fire's ashes. It's said even today, when the winds are just right, it's possible to detect the scent of charred timber within that old dwelling.
    Special to the Tribune
    There's a vintage house in Old Town with a fascinating link to the Chicago Fire. It went up just after that 1871 blaze, and like numerous other Old Town homes was built from a kit of construction materials and lumber. Some of the lumber was burned wood...

    Tags: Restaurant and Catering Industry, Abraham Lincoln, Twin Anchors, Public Transportation, John Blick

    10. Jan 16, 2011 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  10. Daley's last rounds

    As his days as mayor dwindle down to a precious few, Richard M. Daley continues to make the rounds. Just as his father before him, so has the younger Daley ever kept a busy schedule of dedications, parties, funerals, wakes, unveilings, opening nights, ribbon cuttings … the nuts-and-bolts of being mayor.
    As his days as mayor dwindle down to a precious few, Richard M. Daley continues to make the rounds. Just as his father before him, so has the younger Daley ever kept a busy schedule of dedications, parties, funerals, wakes, unveilings, opening nights,...

    Tags: Richard M. Daley, Politics, Heads of State, Hospitals and Clinics, Government

    11. Feb 15, 2011 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  11. New ride services offer transportation options for seniors

    Transportation is a big issue for older people. Take Carole Howard for example. She lives in the city's North Side Lincoln Park neighborhood and hasn't owned a car in a long time because she suffers from fibroneuralgia and can't drive. She uses a walker and relies mostly on public transportation to get around. But the number of buses on her route have been cut and the buses are crowded. So it's hard for Howard to get on the bus with her walker. She was even injured not long ago while sitting on the bus when it took a curve too fast and she got hit in the knee by another rider's wheelchair.
    Transportation is a big issue for older people. Take Carole Howard for example. She lives in the city's North Side Lincoln Park neighborhood and hasn't owned a car in a long time because she suffers from fibroneuralgia and can't drive. She uses a walker...

    Tags: Public Transportation, Politics, Racine (Racine, Wisconsin), Elections, Human Interest

    12. Nov 8, 2010 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  12. Walkable communities are a step ahead

    Ask any senior, and they'll tell you retirement is no time to put your feet up. Experts have been telling us for years that walking is the best route to physical, emotional and social health. (Your feet should be meeting pavement at least 30 minutes a day for moderate activity, according to the Surgeon General.) The Centers for Disease Control says a shift from auto trips to walking and biking is the No. 1 strategy to reduce diseases related to inactivity, such as heart disease, diabetes, and some types of cancer. There is even new evidence that seniors can preserve the size of their brain and their memory into old age by walking regularly at least six miles per week, says the National Institute on Aging.
    Ask any senior, and they'll tell you retirement is no time to put your feet up. Experts have been telling us for years that walking is the best route to physical, emotional and social health. (Your feet should be meeting pavement at least 30 minutes a day...

    Tags: Internists, Diabetes, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Vehicles, Dining and Drinking

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