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ON THE MOVE
Our new transportation blog
Welcome to On the Move, a blog about transportation (or the lack thereof) in the Chicago suburbs. Whether you use a train, car, bus or bike to get where you want to go we will keep you informed.

• Thief leaves warning note for car owner
• Tenney sentenced to death
• 'It's pretty clear that they're human remains'
• Aurora cops testify in slaying of mother
• State seeks comment on Route 34 rail crossing
• There but for the grace of God ...
Thief leaves warning note for car owner Tenney sentenced to death State seeks comment on Route 34 rail crossing Thief leaves warning note for car owner 'It's pretty clear that they're human remains' Batavia teachers OK salary, benefit cuts Kids catch the spirit of going green Yorkville man gets 30 years in child sex assault

• Newark falls short of state berth
• Bulls simply indefensible
• A bump along the Illini road
• Nathan might need Tommy John surgery
• For Lilly, the wing's the thing
• Quenneville looking for take-charge goalie
• Chicago musher takes on Alaska's Iditarod
• Oswego knocks out Marian Central
• Despite loss, Wolves prove they belong
• Newark falls short of state berth
• Glenbard East takes down Oswego East
• Backcourt talent abundant in sectional
• Norsemen seeking first trip to state
Boys basketball playoff brackets Q&A with Oswego East's Jay Harris Wednesday's boys basketball roundup WW South's hot start dooms Raiders Soph sports on hold in Public League Monday's boys basketball roundup

'Irish' food in Chicago isn't quite the Irish tradition
What, you may well ask, is Irish food? “The Irish used to have a very rich, complex food culture, but that was hundreds of years ago,” says writer Coleman Andrews. In The Country Cooking of Ireland (Chronicle Books, $50), he’s collected and refined more than 225 recipes, documenting both a historic and an emerging Irish cuisine. Both are pretty far from Chicago Irish fare.
• Faux-Irish foods in Chicago
• Colcannon
• Irish Nachos
• Digging in: Blog for foodies

• Research shows stroke patients either stents or surgery can help
• Health briefs: African American Health Fair
• Pets
• 'Glee'-ful harmonies
• Culture Calendar
• HOROSCOPES

'Gasoline prices want to decline'
Blame rising gas prices on investors raising the cost of crude oil. Blame them on government spending chasing money into commodities and away from currency. Don't blame them on the local gas station. Those are the views of oil industry analyst Trilby Lundberg, who doesn't see prices rising much beyond current levels.

• Study: Despite laws, women earn less than men
• State's union membership rose in 2009
• Business Briefs
• Obama to Democrats: Trust me on health care
• DQ getting cool look for hot summer nights
• Here's some juice to get that glass back to half-full

Automakers show off hybrids at Geneva Auto Show 2010 Honda CR-V offers loads of options for more family fun Lexus carries torch off-road For bulb plants, time to think outside the (flower) box Spring dream: On the beach in Indiana Everything's 'at your fingertips' in downtown high-rise

Queen tribute group will rock you
Gary Mullen, who portrays Queen front man Freddie Mercury in the rock concert presentation of One Night of Queen, feels the pressure to perform flawlessly night after night. "I think as a tribute band, you have to be as good as, if not better, than the real thing," Mullen said. "People want to hear the songs as close to the original as possible, so the pressure is on every night."



• Tweeting the Oscars
• The little song that could ... win a very big Oscar
• Matt Hanley's Top 10 films of 2009
• Andre Salles' top 10 movies of the year

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