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Rich in architectural history, Oak Park shaping its future while preserving past
Tribune reporterYou don't have to look far to find architectural gems in Oak Park. With its patchwork of stucco, frame and brick homes punctuated by Victorian and Prairie Style structures, the community is an architect's dream. "Oak Park is an outdoor museum of...Tags: Arts, Real Estate, Bob Newhart, Ernest Hemingway, Metra
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Wilmette: A small-town oasis on the North Shore
Tribune ReporterThis article contains corrected information. A year ago Carole Casey, a New Jersey teacher nearing retirement, toured North Shore condominiums as possible places to be close to her daughter, who lives in Winnetka. Casey, 68, was not impressed until...Tags: Human Interest, Arts and Culture, Homes, Rentals, Chicago Transit Authority
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River North: From gritty roots to urban chic
Chicago Tribune reporterGary Deutsch wanted to live in a neighborhood with the cosmopolitan flair and pulsating pace that his digs in San Diego lacked. He found that in River North, a once-derelict district being transformed by new development into one of the city's most vibrant...Tags: Rental Service, Dining and Drinking, Condos and Houses, Arts, River North
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True north in Michigan's Upper Peninsula
Special to The Los Angeles TimesBayfield, Wis. It was a good sunrise. It was a true sunrise. Hemingway would have liked it. I stood on the shore of Lake Superior in this tiny Wisconsin town -- not exactly Ernest Hemingway country -- but I was traveling on the way to one of Papa's...Tags: Dining and Drinking, Wildfires, Death, Beaches, Forests
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The World's Columbian Exposition at the 'White City'
Chicago TribuneThe World's Columbian Exposition, which opened on this date, was the most famous world's fair ever held on American soil. The fair, a celebration by the nation--and the world--of the 400th anniversary of the discovery of the Americas by Christopher...Tags: Chicago Tribune, Midway, Washington (U.S. state), New York, Jackson Park
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Springfield's other legend
Tribune staff reporterThe question seemed to startle the man behind the bar at the Brew-haus. His answer: "You're not from around here, are you?"The same question to a woman on a hotel elevator. Different answer. "It's a heart attack waiting to happen." The question:...Tags: Dining and Drinking, Heart Attack, Hamburgers, Foods and Beverages, Hotels and Accommodations
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Other public sculptures
1. Bison, 1909, (Edward Kemeys) Humboldt Park Alan Artner:The lions flanking the stairs to the Art Institute of Chicago are some of the most famous animal sculptures in North America; much less known is this pair of bison from the same period that...Tags: Ellsworth Kelly, Arts, Isamu Noguchi, Richard Serra, Humboldt Park
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Hardy souls
Tribune staff reporterIn those famous first six days, God made a lot of important things, but there is not a word in Genesis about him creating storefront churches. Yet here they are, brightening otherwise bleak stretches of the city and some suburbs, areas that are often...Tags: Vehicles, New York, Education, Chicago City Council, Photography
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Springfield's other legend: Is the secret in the sauce?
Tribune staff reporterThe question seemed to startle the man behind the bar at the Brew- haus. His answer: "You're not from around here, are you?" The same question to a woman on a hotel elevator. Different answer. "It's a heart attack waiting to happen." The question:...Tags: Dining and Drinking, Heart Attack, Hamburgers, Foods and Beverages, Hotels and Accommodations
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10 things you might not know about beer
As we celebrate the start of Germany's Oktoberfest on Saturday, and as we mourn the recent death of connoisseur Michael "The Beer Hunter" Jackson, let's investigate the civilizing qualities of beer. 1. Why did the Pilgrims land at Plymouth Rock instead...Tags: Dining and Drinking, Cleveland Indians, Alcoholic Beverages, Illinois, Virginia
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The Chicago River
Tribune staff reporterThe history of Chicago -- a river runs through it. In 1673, the site that would become Chicago was first seen by Europeans. Father Jacques Marquette and explorer Louis Joliet paddled along the South Branch of the river near where now rises the Michigan...Tags: Mississippi, Science and Technology, Death, Wrigley Building, Marshall Field
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LAKE GENEVA: A party place grows up
Tribune staff reporterIt's changing here too. For the better? For the most part. But there's a tug--and we'll get to that a little later.For sure, Lake Geneva is on a roll. It's surrounded by booming development on its edges that's beginning to ease closer to town, for one...Tags: The Home Depot, Homes, Beaches, Marshall Field, Bars and Clubs
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