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Baseball Way Back: Chicago, baseball and all that jazz
Sep 19, 2020 9:55 PM - Steve Zalusky: Steve says jazz and Chicago baseball have a long history together
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More Black blood donors needed for sickle cell patients
Sep 19, 2020 6:33 PM - One in 12 African Americans and one in 100 Latinos carry the trait for sickle cell disease -- a debilitating blood disorder treated by blood transfusions. Blood donors of the same racial/ethnic background make the best match. Yet, less than 5% of blood donors nationwide are Black.
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Facts Matter: Political groups aren't responsible for starting western wildfires
Sep 19, 2020 6:10 PM - Wildfires weren't set by extremist political groups, President Barack Obama didn't "leave the cupboards bare" of ventilators, and fake IDs weren't part of a vote stealing scheme, Bob Oswald says in his Facts Matter column.
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Key matchups, players to watch and more for Bears vs. Giants
Sep 19, 2020 5:44 PM - The Bears meeting with the New York Giants Sunday may be the most important game of the Matt Nagy era to date. -
Constable: Palatine pair survives virus, still wears masks and practices social distancing
Sep 19, 2020 5:07 PM - Bob Dix of Palatine first heard the word coronavirus "when I had it." He and his wife, Regina Dix, were the third and fourth patients in Illinois to be diagnosed with COVID-19 and already had recovered when the March 20 order came for Illinoisians to enter isolation.
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The good impact of 'spoiling' and being spoiled
Sep 19, 2020 6:00 AM - Spoiling usually brings something negative to mind -- spoiling food, spoiling a good time, or other matters ruined in some way. But I'm here to say, I think of spoiling as something great for friends, or for your pets -- or even for yourself.
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Residents upset about pandemic delays
Sep 19, 2020 7:00 AM - The developer of our townhouses has withheld the turnover of control to a homeowners association, claiming rules during the COVID-19 pandemic established by the governor of Illinois regarding meeting sizes is the reason why it cannot discuss the turnover of the HOA with residents.
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O'Donnell: Sox-Cubs finale in Texas would be 'Snubway Series'
Sep 19, 2020 5:48 PM - Jim O'Donnell: If the Cubs and Sox make to the World Series, play it in Chicago.
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A love story for the ages: WNBA star Moore now married to the man she helped free from prison
Sep 18, 2020 6:12 PM - What a love story: WNBA star Maya Moore gives up her first love (basketball) and finds her newest love in the process. Moore took time off from the WNBA to help free a man who was wrongfully convicted and spent 23 years in prison. He was released in July and now he and Moore are married.
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Rozner: Mickelson in the booth a must for golf
Sep 18, 2020 2:12 PM - Golf needs Phil Mickelson in a broadcast booth as much as it has ever needed him on the course.
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