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President-elect Barack Obama greets customers outside of Manny's Coffee Shop and Deli in Chicago. Obama made the stop at the eatery with senior advisor Valerie Jarrett. (Rich Hein/Sun-Times)

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Metro & Tri-state Cops trade gang-fighting tips
There are at least 80 gangs dealing drugs on the city's streets, protecting their business and territory with guns. On Saturday, Chicago Police gang and tactical officers from across the city will meet to learn about the best ways to anticipate what these criminal organizations -- with an estimated 75,000 members -- are doing and how to dismantle their operations.

Mexican legend comes to life for schoolkids Obama sends message supporting Chicago 2016 Obama makes surprise visit to Manny's Nearly 20 displaced in two-alarm apartment fire Jobless line up for hours Tollway board gives green light to carpool lanes 'A happy day' for Drew Peterson in court DuSable denies link to Gary art Daley lands on O'Hare's new runway Late start means late state corn harvest Reese site again an Olympic Village possibility Man sentenced for money-laundering Former treasurer's office worker convicted

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Chicago 24/7 Crime Cops trade gang-fighting tips Police seek vehicle in South Side hit-and-run Man sentenced for money-laundering Former cop says he ran porn business Former treasurer's office worker convicted Man fatally shot leaving gang member's funeral Education Curtain to fall on city's choir school Mexican legend comes to life for schoolkids
Sports Illinois, Northwestern retiring tomahawk trophy To those who have contested it since 1945, the Sweet Sioux Tomahawk has been a source of pride, a symbol of their passion for college football. To the NCAA, though, the tomahawk is, like Chief lliniwek, an objectionable use of an Indian symbol. As a result, Illinois and Northwestern have agreed to bury the hatchet.
Bulls' big men coming up small John Jackson: After the Bulls' embarrassing 116-74 loss Wednesday to the Portland Trail Blazers, I was curious to see how rookie coach Vinny Del Negro would react the next day.


Bears waiting for Anderson to break out of slump Brad Biggs: With great pay come great expectations, so it's difficult to get as worked up about defensive end Mark Anderson's struggles this season as it is about some of the Bears who went through the Jerry Angelo cash-rewards program in the offseason.





Don't be a turkey Our guide to Thanksgiving Chicago Sun-Times Sure, you can just show up at Mom's and stuff yourself silly. But there's more to this holiday than turkey (and more than one place to get it, should Mom's run a little dry). Not a cooker? Our restaurant alternatives Be a pro: Turkey cooking classes Where to lend a helping hand Bar specials on Thanksgiving Eve Slice and dice: City's best pumpkin pies




Lifestyles Lending a hand for holidays can be the best gift of all The holidays are always a time of surplus good cheer and great food, when we're reminded of our own good fortune and inspired to share it with those not so luck. In this period of economic strain, acts of generosity are increasingly welcome. The following organizations, committed to fighting hunger and homelessness, count on donations and the work of volunteers to keep needy Chicagoans fed and housed.



Religion Warm spirit of music cuts through shock of tragedy ‘Call + Response’ movie shows slavery exists Horoscopes Holiday Mathis horoscopes for November 21 Georgia Nicols horoscopes for Nov. 21



Entertainment YouTube Live brings video site to life Saturday Maybe there’s something to face-to-face interaction after all. On Saturday, YouTube will host the first official “YouTube Live’’ at the Fort Mason Center in San Francisco, where the site’s popular bedroom vlogging stars will share the stage with the likes of Akon and Will.i.am. The event will be streamed live (a first for the site) at the Web site.

Books Pensions frozen at Random House, Inc. 'Real Sex' with photos of real couples Missionary loses his religion in Brazilian jungle Classical Wilco drummer, classical collaboration rises above Stage Musical family secrets cultivate 'Grey Gardens' Chicago dancer glad to be in step with Rockettes Circle Theatre's 'Blondes' will leave you breathless Galleries


Business Global economy too big to control Terry Savage: There was a time not so long ago when government officials debated which institutions were "too big to fail." Now they're learning the lesson that the global economy is "too big to control." It is the height of conceit for government and corporate officials to spend their time -- and our money -- debating priorities for rescuing constituencies. History says they'd be better off standing aside and not trying to turn back the tide.
Jobless line up for hours The Savage Truth: Terry's blog More Terry Savage columns
Eddie and Jobo axed from B96 Jobless line up for hours WLUP's Brandmeier lands TV gigs on WMAQ Credit card fees rising

 


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