Naperville school breaks news of teacher’s death to students
Administrators and staff at Naperville’s Spring Brook Elementary School devoted much of their time Monday to helping the school community absorb the news that second-grade teacher Shaun Wild had been killed.
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Marathon registration beats record — closed in 6 days
It’s turning out to be a record-breaking year for the 2012 Bank of America Chicago Marathon — and the race is still months away. Registration for this year’s race closed in just six days, after the maximum participants signed up, race officials said Monday.
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Empire buys Luna Carpet, but jingles will ring on
Updated: 2012-02-06 22:29:15
- Chicago cabbie pleads guilty in terror case
- Man who cut baby from mother’s womb can argue he didn’t get fair trial
- Gov. Quinn signs bill to allow speed cameras near schools, parks
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Three face charges in separate attacks on Chicago police
Updated: 2012-02-06 23:23:04
News
Tobacco shop, wholesaler sue county over new tax
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Asian refugee has no right to son she abandoned, judge rules
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Man who cut baby from mother’s womb can argue he didn’t get fair trial
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Dad: Burglars stole van used for disabled teen
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Old Chicago post office owners faulted bad air on trains
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Three face charges in separate attacks on Chicago police
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Chicago museum hosting memorial for Cornelius
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Man pulled from lake in Edgewater dies
Business
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Trustee say MF Global money missing days before bankruptcy
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Prepare for higher gas prices, especially in Chicago
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Forecast for job growth is sunny, says Conference Board
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Electric company wins tech makeover from women’s business center
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Empire buys Luna Carpet, but jingles will ring on
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JP Morgan to pay $110M to settle overdraft lawsuit
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Boeing finds problem in 787 tails
Entertainment
Bring on da punk: From Green Day to Great White Way
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Gisele Bundchen gives Patriot wives more reason to hate her
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Variety marks the CSO’s 2012-13 season, announced Monday
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‘The River’ on ABC: Boredom runs through it
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Religion, pornography, love cross paths in ill at ease ‘Hesperia’
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Country star Travis apologizes
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Tim Tebow throws his attention to Maria Menounos
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‘Chronicle’ the No. 1 movie after a big viral push
Lifestyles
What breast cancer has taught me
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Trotter to receive Beard’s humanitarian award
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Report: Many kids choking
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Some colleges break rules to boost their ratings
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Student rediscovers lost Malcolm X speech
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A Band-Aid, not a cure, for abuse
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Savings bond gift matures into battle
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Big-top fun awaits at ‘Circus Zirkus’ exhibit
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