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From a new Bears home to Ravinia-style concerts, Arlington Park redevelopment ideas aboundFeb 24, 2021 8:27 PM - A recurring topic on Chicago sports talk radio, online message boards and social media for years, the possibility of a Chicago Bears move to Arlington Heights is back in the spotlight -- one of many options being floated by local officials and residents now that the fate of Arlington International Racecourse seems sealed.
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Sometimes you need to 'Burn It Down,' says Broken RobotsFeb 9, 2021 6:00 AM - Kat and Tony of Wood Dale-based Broken Robots chatted with us about the band's new song and video "Burn It Down" and how it's not about explosions, politics or pyromania of any sort. But instead, it's about something even more relevant to many of us.
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Constable: Geneva man has kept a journal for 30 years, and he's still making history
Jan 23, 2021 4:53 PM - Most of us trapped in this pandemic lifestyle can't remember what we did a week ago. Adam Gibbons knows. The Geneva man has been keeping a daily journal of his life since 1991.
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Watch: Performance suburban filmmakers directed for Biden's inaugurationJan 20, 2021 6:25 PM - Up-and-coming filmmakers Jason Polevoi of Buffalo Grove and Teddy Wachholz of Arlington Heights landed a last-minute gig of a lifetime: the chance to film a musical performance to be featured as part of today's inaugural events.
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Watch: Suburban filmmakers created a piece of inaugural historyJan 20, 2021 12:33 PM - Up-and-coming filmmakers Jason Polevoi of Buffalo Grove and Teddy Wachholz of Arlington Heights landed a last-minute gig of a lifetime: the chance to film a musical performance to be featured as part of Wednesday's inaugural events.
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Constable: Rage against rare disorder reunites Libertyville musicians
Jan 19, 2021 8:29 AM - In the brief window between yesterday's holiday honoring Martin Luther King Jr. for bending the moral arc toward justice and tomorrow's efforts to make sure a civil war doesn't bend it the other way comes this simple story where musical roots trump any racial issues.
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Constable: Mom and 7-year-old spin a bedtime tale, then see it published as a book
Dec 5, 2020 8:29 PM - One of the bedtime stories made up by a Woodridge mom and her son seemed as good as anything they read in their library books. So they wrote the story, made the artwork, and now have their own book in their public library.
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Constable: Childhood fun in nature inspires Geneva writer's poetry
Dec 3, 2020 6:33 AM - Founder of the St. Charles Writers Group and other clubs for writers, Rick Holinger of Geneva has won awards for a variety of his writings. His new poetry book revels in the simple joys of nature.
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Constable: Drone view of city and suburbs comes to WTTW
Nov 19, 2020 5:59 AM - As someone who has hosted many WTTW specials on the architecture and history of Chicago and the suburbs, narrator and writer Geoffrey Baer teams with producer Eddie Griffin to give viewers a first -- "Chicago from the Air," shot entirely by drone.
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Shedd Aquarium to close until Jan. 2 in response to pandemicNov 17, 2020 10:45 PM - The John G. Shedd Aquarium will close in response to COVID-19 mitigation efforts, but will continue to offer digital programs, including penguin field trips that have delighted tens of thousands of viewers.
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