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August 1: Midday Fix - Elegant Eyebrows
WGN NewsAnne Economakos Tips & Tricks for Finding the Perfect Brow: Always pick a brow shape that is right for you -- not to follow a celebrity trend! Let an expert handle the reshaping and rehabbing of the brow line to keep your look consistent and well...Tags: Auto Trends, Lakeview (Chicago, Illinois), WGN, West Town
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Downtown festivals promise to snarl city traffic
The Chicago Blues Festival, several neighborhood festivals, an international soccer double-header at Soldier Field and the Chicago World Naked Bike Ride are among weekend events that could snarl traffic in Chicago this weekend.
The blues event takes over...Tags: Old Town Art Fair, Festive Events, Irving Park, Soldier Field, Grant Park
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'Detective's Wife' to Landmark Project: Now onstage and set in Chicago
The Theater Loop“Northwest Highway” is a new play by William Nedved set in Jefferson Park, opening soon at the Gift Theatre. There have been plays about Chicago as long as there has been a Chicago theater. Indeed, I've long thought that one...... -
10 must-know facts about International Mr. Leather
BoystownDid you know IML had the Village People perform in 1988 but couldn’t advertise it? Or that there's an International Ms. Leather competition too?... -
Sidewalks sizzle with great deals
Chicago is filled with reasons to celebrate in the summertime. The major one, of course? It's not winter.
We all have our own list of the joys of summer. At the very top of mine is power shopping — outdoors!
Throughout the city and suburbs,...Tags: Macy's, Transportation, Wicker Park, Richard M. Daley, Travel
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North Park: More for the money and close to nature
Special to the TribuneSusan Robbins and her husband were renting an apartment in Andersonville when they decided to take the plunge into homeownership. They found the home of their dreams in North Park -- a brick bungalow that needed repair with a yard that needed work....Tags: Food Network (tv network), Union Pacific Corporation, Theft, Chicago Police Department, WTTW
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Park District taking over 'Taste;' no 'big musical acts'
![This year’s Taste of Chicago will be run by the Chicago Park District and will go without "big musical acts," instead incorporating music from four of the city’s smaller niche festivals, officials announced today.](http://www.chicagobreakingnews.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-02/59340997-10142030.jpg "This year’s Taste of Chicago will be run by the Chicago Park District and will go without "big musical acts,\" instead incorporating music from four of the city’s smaller niche festivals, officials announced today.")
Tribune reporterThis year’s Taste of Chicago will be run by the Chicago Park District and will go without "big musical acts," instead incorporating music from four of the city’s smaller niche festivals, officials announced today. Gospel Fest, Celtic Fest,...Tags: Business, Entertainment, Politics, Arts and Culture, Chicago Restaurants
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1738 W. Summerdale Avenue, Chicago, IL 60640
On June 2nd, 2010, George C. Kim sold his home at 1738 W. Summerdale Avenue to Jessica E. Linker. Ms. Linker paid $655,000 for the home. Dr. George C. Kim is a Nephrologist, practicing in nearby Evanston, Lincolnwood and Skokie. He earned his medical...Tags: Plastic Surgeons, Chicago, Rush University, Illinois, Homes
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Women and Children First
![Celebrating its 30th anniversary on October 3rd, <a href="http://www.womenandchildrenfirst.com/">Women and Children First</a> feminist bookstore is a <a href="http://chicago.timeout.com/articles/features/74843/save-women-and-children-first">treasured</a> pillar of Chicago's Andersonville neighborhood. With thousands of titles by, for and about women and with a huge selection of children's literature, the shop offers a variety of fiction, biography, non-fiction, memoir and essay titles. The eager staff is quick with recommendations and knowledge of even highly-obscure titles, and one can't help by notice Women and Children First's brand of customer service feels more like a spirited book discussion with a literature-impassioned friend. The contagious spirit of the staff coupled with the blending of small, local titles alongside international bestsellers helps to create the undeniably community-driven feel of the shop, which is further demonstrated in the book store's unwavering support of local authors. The store attracts enthusiastic crowds with its frequent events ranging from emerging authors to a past roster of guests including Sandra Cisneros, Dorothy Allison and Margaret Atwood.](http://www.chicagotribune.com/media/thumbnails/story/2010-09/55960442-07095742-187105.jpg "Celebrating its 30th anniversary on October 3rd, <a href="http://www.womenandchildrenfirst.com/\">Women and Children First</a> feminist bookstore is a <a href=\"http://chicago.timeout.com/articles/features/74843/save-women-and-children-first\">treasured</a> pillar of Chicago's Andersonville neighborhood. With thousands of titles by, for and about women and with a huge selection of children's literature, the shop offers a variety of fiction, biography, non-fiction, memoir and essay titles. The eager staff is quick with recommendations and knowledge of even highly-obscure titles, and one can't help by notice Women and Children First's brand of customer service feels more like a spirited book discussion with a literature-impassioned friend. The contagious spirit of the staff coupled with the blending of small, local titles alongside international bestsellers helps to create the undeniably community-driven feel of the shop, which is further demonstrated in the book store's unwavering support of local authors. The store attracts enthusiastic crowds with its frequent events ranging from emerging authors to a past roster of guests including Sandra Cisneros, Dorothy Allison and Margaret Atwood.")
Tribune ReporterCelebrating its 30th anniversary on October 3rd, Women and Children First feminist bookstore is a treasured pillar of Chicago's Andersonville neighborhood. With thousands of titles by, for and about women and with a huge selection of children's...Tags: Human Interest, Society, Arts and Culture, Literature, Ceremonies
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Plane crash victim remembered as a man who ‘loved life’
TribLocal - Schaumburg » NewsChicago Breaking News reports: William Borgstrom was the “fun uncle” who would dazzle his nephews and nieces with kooky science experiments created in the basement …... -
Nation’s first LGBT homesharing program finds match
BoystownMany older LGBT adults in Boystown looking for companionship, and maybe a little extra income, are turning to the nation's first LGBT homesharing program to find it.... -
9th Windy City Gay Idol ramps up
BoystownWindy City Gay Idol is like a local version of "American Idol," if "American Idol" celebrated Adam Lambert as a gay talent and Ryan Seacrest was a drag queen....
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