Charlotte baby one of world’s tiniest; 9.6 ounces at birth

Source: Charlotte Observer

In the neonatal intensive care unit at Presbyterian Hospital, some of the nurses carry photocopies of footprints of the tiniest baby they’ve ever cared for, one of the smallest in the world. It’s their way of showing support for Kenna Claire Moore, b ...
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Readers critical of Walker endorsement strike back

Source: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

Visit our election section for complete coverage of the 2012 spring and fall elections as well as updates on the ongoing recall efforts. Or follow the money in the recall battle with our interactive graphic and s ...
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This week in the War on Women: You're for equality or you're not. Period.

Source: Daily Kos

This week, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid announced that he will once again try to bring the Paycheck Fairness Act up for a vote that Republicans unanimously blocked in 2010: Now they have an opportunity to back up ...
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Shannon Miller Is Still a Star

Source: The New York Times

May 26, 2012, 7:29 pm By JULIET MACUR CHICAGO — The line to get an autograph from Shannon Miller, the most decorated gymnast in United States history, snaked down a long hallway on Saturday at the University of Illinois at Chicago Pavilio ...
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Shall we gather at the river?

Source: Roger Ebert

He worked all the time. In the 1930s alone, he made 69 movies. Between 1928 and 1963, he made 21 films with John Ford, the man he called "Pappy." He had an effect on people that few other actors ever had. Gene Siskel was interviewing him in the mi ...
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Saturday's AAA prep boys track results

Source: Belleville News-Democrat

Here are Saturday's results in the class AAA boys state track and field meet at Eastern Illinois: 4 bed, 4 full bath, 1 half bath. One of a kind CUSTOM home... 4 bed, 4 full bath. Bring the family ...
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Art takes the spotlight in St. Charles show

Source: Kane County Chronicle

ST. CHARLES – Ed Cook's miniature acrylic paintings are so detailed they are often times mistaken for photographs. The 79-year-old Batavia resident regards that as a compliment. "I don't try to be a photo realist, but I am a realist," Cook said. "If I s ...
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Gold stars, taps and tributes for Memorial Day

Source: Chicago Tribune

The crowd that filled Daley Plaza Saturday for Memorial Day ceremonies was as quiet as the throng of NATO protesters in the same spot just over a week earlier had been boisterous. But Ald. James Balcer, 11th, a retired Marine who emceed ...
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Source: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel now is offering JS Everywhere, a new digital subscription package, which gives you unlimited access to JSOnline, the daily e-Edition, Journal Sentinel mobile site and content previo ...
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