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Wednesday, October 16, 2019

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Comedian Ron White appears at the Genesee Theatre in Waukegan at 8 p.m. Friday, April 3.

Herman's Hermits, Ron White coming to the Genesee Theatre

Herman's Hermits starring Peter Noone and comedians Michael Carbonaro and Ron White are all coming soon to the Gensee Theatre in Waukegan.
The new “Fortnite” map.

'Fortnite' is live again with a new map and more ways to level up

The "Fortnite" black hole that took the game down worldwide has reopened, throwing millions of players back into the game with a new island to explore (with some familiar areas) and several new ways to level up.
Maluma performs at the Allstate Arena in Rosemont on Friday, Oct. 18.

Best bets: Zombies march at Elgin's Nightmare on Chicago Street; Maluma plays Allstate

Maluma brings his "11:11 World Tour" to Rosemont's Allstate Arena, Billy Gardell launches laughs at Crystal Lake's Raue Center for the Arts and the stars of "Kindred Spirits" go ghost-seeking at Waukegan's Genesee Theatre.
Billy Gardell brings the funny to Crystal Lake’s Raue Center for the Arts Friday.

Spotlight: Billy Gardell does standup at the Raue, Janus stages unrehearsed 'Macbeth'

Actor Billy Gardell shares funny stories at the Raue, suburban natives appear in Underscore Theatre Company's punk rock-inspired "Proxy," Janus presents an unrehearsed "Macbeth," and a retired Hoffman Estates High School teacher's political drama premieres in Chicago, this week on the local theater scene.
Heather, left, and Isabella Maldonado help explain what young visitors are finding in the Sea Star Touch habitat exhibit at the Shedd Aquarium, where they volunteer every Monday afternoon.
Elk Grove mother and daughter volunteer weekly at Shedd Aquarium
For the last year, seventh-grader Isabella Maldonado of Elk Grove Village and her mother, Heather, have volunteered once a week at Chicago's Shedd Aquarium.
Ian Richardson, historic vehicle coordinator of the First Division Museum at Cantigny, powers up a M5A1 Stuart light tank that arrived this month.
Cantigny museum's newest tank is 77 years old -- and it runs
A nearly 16-ton piece of World War II history is the only working tank in Cantigny Park's fleet of vintage military vehicles.
It’s a relatively simple process to realign your receivers to new over-the-air digital frequencies. All you need is your remote control
Feder: Over-the-air viewers must rescan TV channels Friday
For roughly half a million television homes in the Chicago area, Friday will be a very big day, Robert Feder writes.
Palatine council members Monday night approved a special-use permit for Makki Fast Food & Grill to operate in the Quentin Corners shopping center.
Halal restaurant featuring Pakistani, Indian cuisine coming to Palatine
A restaurant serving Indian and Pakistani food, as well as hamburgers and fries, will open a Palatine outpost in a former bagel joint at Northwest Highway and Quentin Road.
Paul Karas
Paul Karas had connections to many Fox Valley restaurants
If you live in the Fox Valley, there's a good chance you have eaten at a restaurant connected to Paul Karas, who died Saturday at age 81.
Chicago “Hamilton” star Miguel Cervantes, center, lost his 3-year-old daughter over the weekend.
Chicago 'Hamilton' star's 3-year-old daughter dies
Chicago "Hamilton" star Miguel Cervantes' wife says their 3-year-old daughter died in her arms on Saturday.
True Food Kitchen's Butternut Squash Pizza.
True Food Kitchen to open in Oak Brook
True Food Kitchen, which focuses on healthy, flavorful dining, will open its second Illinois location in Oakbrook Center on Nov. 20.
Frank Sinatra defined his musical generation like few artists before or since.
Sponsored | On Dec. 12, Frank Sinatra would have been 104. In those 100-plus years, few people in modern history have been as iconic, with as much influence on popular music as he had.
Ron Onesti: A century-plus of Sinatra
                                                                                                                                                                                                                       
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The Daily Herald Archive, Assignment # 33,229, Jim Frost photo: Winging the wind is what skysailing is all about for enthusiasts of the fast-growing sport. A beginner, Calvin Swaback of Elgin, takes a running start from the ski slope at Norge Ski Hill in Fox River Grove in September of 1974.
Through the Film Magnifier: Rocket launches, Farrah Faucett, Billards, Ron Santo and Skysailing
The Daily Herald Archives, Assignment 89,960-A, Gilbert Boucher photo: Chicago Bears Walter Payton and Jim McMahon sing a football as the team gathered in Lake Forest for the end of the National Football League Players Association strike in November of 1987.
Through the Film Magnifier: belly dancing, NFL Strike, Penn and Teller, Great America and more
The Daily Herald Archive, Assignment # 43,063, Jim Frost photo: Celebrity disc jockey Wolfman Jack at the Chicago Marriott in March of 1977.
Through the Film Magnifier: Wolfman Jack, Harry Caray, Richard Dent, Great America and more
Michelle Dobosz, right, equestrian program coordinator, takes Ellie Abata, 11, on a short lead ride at the Danada Equestrian Center in Wheaton. Ellie was taking part in a camp called Horse Sense for fifth- and sixth-graders.
Horses still reign at Danada Forest Preserve
Bert, a Black-Capped Capuchin monkey leans into the coming turn as he rides Luna, a German Shepherd in the Banana Derby at the McHenry County Fair Tuesday in Woodstock.
Tuesday at the McHenry County Fair
The Daily Herald Archive, Assignment # 43,828, Dave Tonge photo: “Happy Days” actor Ronnie Howard was in Chicago to promote the movie “Grand Theft Auto” which he directed and helped write the script in June of 1977.
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