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    Mar 17, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  1. Dwoyne Baker wasn't perfect, but we shouldn't forget his killing

    Calling someone a "perfect homicide victim" sounds terribly callous. But it explains the political/media liturgy that we all know so well.
    Calling someone a "perfect homicide victim" sounds terribly callous. But it explains the political/media liturgy that we all know so well. By a perfect victim, I mean one who is innocent, photogenic and never arrested, with a bright future. The...

    Tags: Hadiya Pendleton, Michelle Obama, Murder, South Chicago, Peanuts

    2. Feb 13, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  2. Kass: Chicago's forgotten innocents need our attention too

    Baron Banks wasn't in Washington to witness President Barack Obama's State of the Union speech on Tuesday.
    Baron Banks wasn't in Washington to witness President Barack Obama's State of the Union speech on Tuesday. "No," he told me. "Nobody gave me a call." So he wasn't in the first lady's box as the president somberly acknowledged the families that lost...

    Tags: Shootings, Politics, Witnesses, Personal Weapon Control, Prosecution

    3. Jan 24, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  3. Chicago Confidential: City makes headway in Bloomingdale Trail project

    The city of Chicago last week bought the 2.7-mile-long elevated Canadian Pacific Railway spur known as the Bloomingdale Trail.
    The city of Chicago last week bought the 2.7-mile-long elevated Canadian Pacific Railway spur known as the Bloomingdale Trail. The sales price was $1, not including administrative fees. By the time the spur's makeover into a bike and running path is...

    Tags: Travel, Politics, John Hancock Center, Canadian Pacific Railway Limited, Chicago Reader

    4. Jan 18, 2013 |Story| Aberdeen News

  4. South Dakota bison on the president's menu

    WASHINGTON -- South Dakota bison will be on the menu when congressional leaders entertain President Barack Obama and his family at a post-inaugural luncheon on Jan. 21.  They will be served a farm-to-table menu celebrating the inaugural theme, "Faith in...

    Tags: David Cameron, Environmental Issues, Tim Johnson, Michelle Obama, Washington, DC

    5. Dec 30, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  5. And the 2012 Silver medal for prophecy goes to ...

    One year ago, I didn't predict that a book about predictions, "The Signal and the Noise," would be one of the top-selling nonfiction titles of 2012 or that its author, former Chicagoan Nate Silver, would become a cultural icon whose name is synonymous with eerily accurate forecasts.
    One year ago, I didn't predict that a book about predictions, "The Signal and the Noise," would be one of the top-selling nonfiction titles of 2012 or that its author, former Chicagoan Nate Silver, would become a cultural icon whose name is synonymous...

    Tags: Politics, Debbie Halvorson, Strikes, Amazon.com Inc., U.S. Congress

    6. Dec 28, 2012 |Story| Associated Press
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    Tags: Summits, Barack Obama, Fiscal Cliff, Barbara A. Mikulski, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland)

    7. Dec 27, 2012 | Chicago Tribune

  7. Your predictions for 2013, please

    Change of Subject
    Make your predictions for 2013 by filling out the Change of Subject online survey A year ago, I didn’t predict that a book about predictions, “The Signal and the Noise,” would be one of the top selling non-fiction titles of......
    8. Dec 14, 2012 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  8. Chicago first lady Amy Rule highlights work with nonprofit business internship group

    Amy Rule sat among a roomful of high school seniors, participating in a lesson on personal finances.
    Tribune reporter
    Amy Rule sat among a roomful of high school seniors, participating in a lesson on personal finances. Students passed around a coin while reciting some common money sayings and myths. Chicago’s first lady offered, “Money grows on trees,&...

    Tags: Burson-Marsteller, Colleges and Universities, Michelle Obama, Washington, DC, Teaching and Learning

    9. Nov 29, 2012 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  9. Cook County fails to curb overtime costs

    As Cook County officials scramble to find ways to raise money — taxing guns, gambling machines and cigarettes — they have been unable to bring burdensome overtime costs under control. County officials for years have promised to rein in...

    Tags: Health and Medical Professionals, Prisons, Todd H. Stroger, Toni Preckwinkle, Health Insurance

    10. Nov 6, 2012 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  10. Man who said he had Harry Potter bomb pleads guilty in fake NATO threat

    A reputed member of the anarchist “Black Bloc” pleaded guilty today to threatening to blow up a train overpass during the NATO summit and was sentenced to 4 years in prison by a Cook County judge.
    A reputed member of the anarchist “Black Bloc” pleaded guilty today to threatening to blow up a train overpass during the NATO summit and was sentenced to 4 years in prison by a Cook County judge. Sebastian Senakiewicz, 24, was arrested in...

    Tags: Politics, Prisons, Harry Potter (fictional character), Terrorism, International Organizations

    11. Oct 30, 2012 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  11. Obama campaign plans 'watch party'

    Whoever wins the campaign for president a week from Tuesday, this election night is not likely to resemble 2008 on the streets of Chicago.
    Whoever wins the campaign for president a week from Tuesday, this election night is not likely to resemble 2008 on the streets of Chicago. Four years ago, Chicago police blanketed the streets of downtown as streams of jubilant Barack Obama supporters...

    Tags: Grant Park, Politics, Chicago Police Department, Rahm Emanuel, Barack Obama

    12. Oct 29, 2012 |Story| WGN-TV

  12. Chicago Police Department's Mounted Unit

    Over the past almost forty years, fewer than 200 Chicago Police Officers have been mounties… special forces who protect the city from the back of a horse.  The mounted police unit is a tight knit group.  They’re good will ambassadors, and as WGN’s Judie Garcia reports, they’re so much more!
    Over the past almost forty years, fewer than 200 Chicago Police Officers have been mounties… special forces who protect the city from the back of a horse.  The mounted police unit is a tight knit group.  They’re good will ambassadors, and...

    Tags: Human Interest, Chicago Police Department, Michigan Avenue

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