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2 communities log double homicides on same day
RedEyeBridgeport, Englewood and West Garfield Park each saw two homicides in the last week, a RedEye analysis of preliminary police data found. In Bridgeport, two men were shot to death Saturday in the 500 block of West Pershing Road, police said....Tags: Gresham, Lawndale (Chicago, Illinois), Kenwood, North Lawndale, Murder
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Evidence in fatal South Shore fire ordered preserved
Tribune reporterA Cook County judge ordered a condominium association, property management company and the city of Chicago to hold on to potential evidence in what could turn out to be a lawsuit after two men died last week in a fire at a South Shore condominium. The...Tags: Justice System, Housing and Urban Planning, Politics, Interior Policy, Judges
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Dawn Turner Trice: Lester and Nancy McKeever's South Shore legacy
Meet the McKeevers. Last week, Lester and Nancy McKeever moved out of the penthouse apartment where they've lived for nearly 40 years. If you only knew that the McKeevers are one of Chicago's longtime power couples, then maybe that would be enough...
Tags: Justice System, Entertainment, Lobbying, Chicago Tribune Columnists, Federal Reserve
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A violent Saturday leaves 7 dead
Tribune reportersFour shootings -- two of them double homicides -- and a stabbing left 7 people dead Saturday, authorities said. In what appeared to be the last homicide of the day, a 32-year-old man was fatally stabbed about 11:50 p.m. in the South Shore neighborhood...Tags: Garfield Park, Chicago Police Department, Murder, Shootings
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2 dead, 1 hurt in extra-alarm fire at South Side high-rise
Tribune reportersTwo men died and a woman was seriously injured when an extra-alarm fire broke out in a high-rise on South Shore Drive this morning. All three victims suffered full cardiac arrest, apparently from breathing in smoke, according to Fire Department spokesman...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, American Red Cross, Jackson Park, Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation, Injuries and Wounds
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The North Shore's last run
Chicago Tribune reporterWith both a bang and a whimper, the North Shore railroad, half a century ago this month, pulled the plug on a trolley wire that stretched from Chicago to Milwaukee and made the fortunes of towns in between. Its last southbound train crashed into an...Tags: Services and Shopping, Skokie, Automotive Equipment, Travel, Transportation
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South Shore Drill Team to march in Obama's inauguration parade
The South Shore Drill Team from Chicago will march in the inaugural parade for President Barack Obama, inauguration officials said Tuesday. The team was among the first 24 groups whose participation in the Jan. 21 parade was announced. More than 2,800...
Tags: Bud Billiken Parade, Arts and Culture, Barack Obama, Festive Events
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UPDATE: Train derailment brought South Shore rail service to halt
WSBT-TVSOUTH BEND – People trying to ride the South Shore Railroad Monday morning were forced to find another ride. That’s because a South Shore train derailed in Michigan City. That derailment suspended all South Shore service between South Bend...Tags: Metra, Railway Accidents, Transportation Accidents
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South Shore Drill Team meets inauguration fund goal
Tribune reporterThe South Shore Drill Team exceeded its fundraising goal of $45,000 to cover the group’s trip to the presidential inauguration in Washington this weekend, team officials said Wednesday. The group received donations of $5 and-or more from...Tags: Culture, Ceremonies, Walgreen Co., Arts and Culture, Buddy Guy
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Cardinal George says church shouldn't rush to meet to elect new pontiff
Chicago's Cardinal Francis George said Sunday there should be no rush to convene the conclave that will elect a successor to Pope Benedict XVI because the days leading up to the election are when cardinals can learn the most about the candidates. Once...
Tags: Vatican City, Benedict XVI, Georgetown, Christianity, The Pope
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'A huge moment' awaits Cardinal George in Rome
Tribune reportersChicago's Cardinal Francis George said on Sunday there should be no rush to convene the conclave that elects a successor to Pope Benedict XVI because the days leading up to the election are when cardinals can learn the most about the candidates. Once...Tags: Vatican City, Benedict XVI, Religious Festivals, Christianity, Easter
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