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Midwest travel: Taiko drummers beat a path to Chicago's Ginza Holiday Fest
By Jacky Runice
Aug 6, 2016 7:22 AM - Taiko drummers, folk dancers, martial arts demonstrations and more: The 61st annual Ginza Holiday Festival celebrating Japanese culture returns to Chicago Aug. 12-14. Plus, plan now for the Chicago Air & Water Show, the Midwest Wine & Brew Festival in Missouri and more.
Midwest travel: Cirque du Soleil's 'TORUK' flies into Chicago Aug. 3-7
By Jacky Runice
Jul 30, 2016 7:24 AM - Cirque du Soleil's new "TORUK -- The First Flight" comes to Chicago's United Center Aug. 3-7 to transport audiences to the world of Pandora. The fourth annual Chicago Hot Dog Fest takes over the grounds of the Chicago History Museum Aug. 5-7.
Midwest travel: Four days of food, fun at Eli's Cheesecake Fest
By Jacky Runice
Jul 23, 2016 7:25 AM - Hope you're hungry: If you have a hankering for cheesecake, you'll revel in the four-day Eli's Cheesecake Festival July 28-31. But what about these fests, too: Jeff Fest in Chicago, Pierogi Fest in Indiana and Taste of Wisconsin in Kenosha.
Midwest travel: U.S. Pizza Museum sets up shop at Logan Square's Whistler
By Jacky Runice
Jul 16, 2016 7:22 AM - Love pizza? The U.S. Pizza Museum opens a pop-up exhibition at the Whistler Storefront Gallery in Chicago's Logan Square. Once you're hungry, head to the 15th Taste of River North, which should suit all palates, from kids to foodies.
New Dist. 62 boss faced misconduct charges at last job
By Christopher Placek
Jul 15, 2016 5:33 AM - New Des Plaines Elementary District 62 Superintendent Floyd E. Williams Jr. faced dismissal from his last job at a Kenosha, Wisconsin, school district after his boss alleged he had nude images on his work computer and took photos of a staff member that made her feel uncomfortable, according to documents obtained by the Daily Herald.
Tower Lakes man drowns in flooded ditch in Wisconsin
By Doug T. Graham
Jul 13, 2016 5:24 PM - An 84-year-old Tower Lakes man drowned Tuesday morning after he accidentally drove his car off a washed-out road and into a flooded ditch in northern Wisconsin, authorities said. The man's wife, also from Tower Lakes, was rescued from the vehicle.
Midwest travel: ACTIVATE: SMELL, FIGMENT art events take over Chicago
By Jacky Runice
Jul 9, 2016 7:19 AM - Chicago Loop Alliance launches its third ACTIVATE event of the year, SMELL, featuring dynamic art, music and lights in the Hard Rock alley July 14. FIGMENT Chicago, a free, family-friendly, participatory arts event, will transform Frank Wilson Park into a large-scale collaborative artwork July 16-17.
Midwest travel: Music, beer, cheer at Chicago's Square Roots Fest, Roscoe Village Burger Fest
By Jacky Runice
Jul 2, 2016 7:23 AM - Old Town School of Folk Music's Square Roots Festival combines craft beer and music in Chicago's Lincoln Square July 8-10. In its 10th year, the Roscoe Village Burger Fest offers a dozen vendors, live music including 10,000 Maniacs and Liquid Soul, artists, a kids' zone and more July 9-10.
Midwest travel: Zoom in to Ferraris on Oak in Chicago
By Jacky Runice
Jun 25, 2016 7:24 AM - Ferraris on Oak closes down Chicago's Oak Street July 10 to motor traffic to display a collection of 70 vintage, late-model and racing Ferraris. Art and nature connect at the sixth annual Chicago Botanic Garden Art Festival July 2-3. And Dick Tracy Day returns to Woodstock July 2.
Midwest travel: Taste the goods at Chicago Food Truck fest
By Jacky Runice
Jun 20, 2016 6:54 AM - Cupcakes, pizza, doughnuts, pierogis, tamales, heck, there's even lobster at the Chicago Food Truck Festival June 25-26. Kenosha, Wisconsin, presents a new event: Border War Beer Fest, a celebration of the best craft brews created in Wisconsin and Illinois June 25.

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