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Chicago Cubs Opening Day 2013: Fan Photos
Baseball fans flocked to Wrigley field on Monday for the Cubs' home opener against the Milwaukee Brewers.
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Tuesday, April 9, 2013
Monday, April 8, 2013
House Wow! 100-Year-Old Beverly Tudor
Every week Patch will pick a house for sale to profile. This week is a Beverly Tudor complete with a coach house.
Address: 9241 South Pleasant Avenue, Chicago Cost: $709,500 Bedrooms: 7 Baths: 4 Square footage: 4,221 square feet Built: 1914 Details: This seven bedroom Beverly home was completed in 1914 and designed by well-known local architect John Hetherington, who also designed the Ridge Park field house and grounds. The house is in the English Tudor style and is listed in the National Registry of Homes and is part of the Beverly Ridge Historic District. Notable features include four baths, a heated solarium, library, oak woodwork throughout, stained glass windows and many other charming and original details throughout. The property also includes a coach house. Source: AOL Real Estate Like Oak Lawn Patch, Evergreen Park Patch and Beverly-Mt. …
Saturday, April 6, 2013
How to Advertise on Patch And Promote Your Business or Group
Reach the customers you want to attract: Neighbors who care about their community and like to shop and dine locally.
Patch is continuosly updated throghout the day, delivering news, events and more to a diverse cross-section of local readers. It's a trusted local news and information source, making it a great spot to advertise. You can pick and choose the right custom ad in the towns you want, as well as when and where you want it to run. The Patch advertising team will provide you with your ad performance results on a monthly basis, and will make recommendations that will enhance your campaign. Furthermore, all packages are custom designed for your advertising needs, based on your goals and objectives. But why advertise online with Patch? You can reach local residents and increase customer satisfaction through a positive branding campaign. You can …
Friday, April 5, 2013
Southland Responds to Roger Ebert's Death
All across the area Patch Facebook sites, our friends are telling stories and sharing condolences in response to the death of Roger Ebert.
As news of Roger Ebert's death spreads, many south suburban residents are now sharing their experiences and interactions with the longtime Chicago icon. Here's a collection of what some of our Patch Facebook friends from across the Southland are saying: Dan L. I watched Siskel and Ebert when I was a really young kid We are talking like under 5. No I can't remember anything specific just them sitting in a movie theatre like room and talking about something. its wierd to think that in my life he "always" existed. Reggie S. Brave man. RIP - you are now with your buddy Gene. Gracie M. He was the best American film critic and writer of the last 30 years. There are very few that had the respect he had from film directors, writers and fans. …
Diversity Dinners: A Southland Tradition Continues
Celebrate the rich diversity throughout the south suburban community over a meal during this special event.
People of all kinds of colors, beliefs, ethnicities, lifestyles and ages from across Chicago’s south suburbs will gather to break bread at various dinner tables throughout the Southland on April 25. It’s part of the 16th annual Diversity Dinners—a Southland tradition where different types of people get together to embrace each other’s differences over a meal. “It promotes positive communication between people who might not otherwise have a chance to sit down and converse with one another,” organizer Kimberly Richardson said. Anyone interested in attending a Diversity Dinner can register for free online until April 12. If you’d like to host a Diversity Dinner at your home, make sure to check “Yes” on the registration form.
Monday, April 1, 2013
Sox: Reason to Believe South Siders Will Contend
Depth in the starting rotation and power arms in the bullpen lend credence to the belief the Sox can contend in the AL Central. Patch Editor Ron Kremer outlines three reasons to keep your eyes on the Sox this summer.
The Sox open at home Monday (3:10 p.m.) vs. the Kansas City Royals. The game will be televised on Comcast SportsNet. The forecast calls for temperatures in the upper-30s. Snow flurries are possible.
Monday, March 11, 2013
Irish Parade Highlight Reel
All the sights and sounds of the 2013 South Side Irish St. Patrick's Day Parade
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Sunday, March 10, 2013
Photo Gallery: South Side Irish Parade 2013
All the green-clad majesty of the 2013 South Side Irish Parade
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Tuesday, March 5, 2013
High Gas Prices Set March State Record
At just under $4 per gallon, there's no sign of price relief at the pump anytime soon.
The current state average of $3.92 per gallon of gas is the highest ever for March, the Chicago Tribune reports. That’s 59 cents more than compared to January prices, a mark of record acceleration, too. Oil refinery maintenance and a decline in production are responsible for the record-breaking prices, according to AAA Chicago spokesman Bill Mosher. Things won’t be getting better anytime soon, either. As the seasons change, refineries will be transitioning to (slightly) more environmentally friendly, but more expensive summer blends of gas. Get the whole story by the Chicago Tribune Want to make the best of a bad situation? Check here for the cheapest gas prices in town!
Wednesday, February 27, 2013
Shoveling Snow? Don't Have a Heart Attack
Advocate Christ Medical Center offers safety tips for snow removal.
Previously Published in 2011 The snow that’s falling on the Chicago region is the heavy, wet kind often described as “heart attack snow.” That’s because it takes more energy and exertion to get rid of than the light, fluffy stuff. “What people are really referring to are those have known or unknown heart disease when they stress their bodies shoveling snow,” Dr. Brian Sayger said, vice chairman of emergency room services for Advocate Christ Medical Center in Oak Lawn. “Basically, they’re doing a stress test on their heart,” Dr. Sayger said. “If someone has narrow arteries it can involve a lack of oxygen to the heart [possibly resulting] in a heart attack.” Dr. Sayger didn’t have exact statistics on heart attack snow-related incidents, but …
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