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Legal drugs in Chicago...for now

Some people around Chicago are getting high and avoiding any legal consequence. What lawmakers are doing to try and stop this legal high.   Is it safe? It goes by names like “K2″ and “Spice”- little packets full of scented herbs that seem innocent enough – that is until it is sprayed with a man-made... Read more »

By Jenny Milk,
June 9, 2010 at 8:15 am

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Holy Goalie: blessings for the Blackhawks

They haven’t won the Stanley Cup in almost 50 years. So the Blackhawks may need all the help they can get, even if it’s divine intervention. Meet Bishop Thomas Paprocki- man of God by day, fan of the ice by night- the “Holy Goalie”.   “A parishioner a few years ago dubbed me the holy... Read more »

By Jenny Milk,
June 4, 2010 at 9:20 am

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Pat Tomasulo kicks kid's ass?

You may know him as the sarcastic sports anchor on WGNtv in the mornings. Or you may even confuse the sound of his voice as that of Gilbert Gottfried‘s. Or perhaps you are like my husband and you hate him because he makes your wife laugh. No matter how you know him, Pat Tomasulo is... Read more »

By Jenny Milk,
April 21, 2010 at 5:57 pm

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