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What's So "Happy" About Memorial Day?
!["Happy Memorial Day!" chirped the WGN Ch. 9 anchors at the end of their newscast Sunday night. How many hundreds of times must I have heard or read that greeting over the years?](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2009-05/47118503-25155118-140105.jpg ""Happy Memorial Day!\" chirped the WGN Ch. 9 anchors at the end of their newscast Sunday night. How many hundreds of times must I have heard or read that greeting over the years?")
By: Eric Zorn | Chicago Tribune"Happy Memorial Day!" chirped the WGN Ch. 9 anchors at the end of their newscast Sunday night. How many hundreds of times must I have heard or read that greeting over the years? How many times must I have offered it myself, never stopping to think that...Tags: WGN, September 11, 2001 Attacks, Labor Day, Chicago Tribune, Holidays
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Chicagotribune.com's new look
The Chicago Tribune has a 160-year tradition to uphold.
So does chicagotribune.com.
The Tribune's print and Web editions share the same mission: To be Chicagoland's trusted source for news and information.
But the Web edition can accomplish that in...Tags: Periodicals, Weather, Entertainment, Computer Networking and Internet, Weather Reports
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The first McDonald's
Tribune staff reporterThe journey to billions and billions began with a single humble hamburger. History does not note the name of the customer, but that first request for service on this date at the new franchise restaurant on Lee Street in Des Plaines became the order heard...Tags: Hamburgers, McDonald's, Ronald McDonald (fictional character), Illinois, Dining and Drinking
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Ask Paul Sullivan
In the final regular season edition of Ask Paul, he discusses the sale of the Cubs, Lou's weight, Eddie Vedder's Cubs song and whether or not Cubs fans should get their hopes up for the postseason. I feel Jerry Reinsdorf will have an influence over who...Tags: Mike Royko, Mike Fontenot, Gaming, Dave Matthews Band (music group), Entertainment
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Town joins roll call of tragedy
Tribune staff reportersPalatine lost its innocence long ago, somewhere in the hurly-burly after World War II. Crime came to town as the population doubled and redoubled in the decades of growth. Burglarly. Drugs. Gangs. Even the occasional ghastly murder to remind residents...Tags: Theft, Murder, Crimes, Dining and Drinking, Brown's Chicken & Pasta, Inc.
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