PETERSON INVESTIGATION
VIDEO: Neighbors talk about helping police
Bolingbrook neighbors of Drew Peterson talked Wednesday about news that two of Peterson's friends wore a wire for several months as part of the ongoing investigation into the disappearance of Stacy Peterson, Peterson's fourth wife. Video produced by staff photographer Steven Buyansky.
• EXCLUSIVE: Peterson's friends were wired
• Special section: The Search for Stacy
GREEN HOUSE BLOG
Cancer doc issues cell-phone warning
Your health is a green issue. What's good for the planet is good for us, and vice versa. And cell phones may not be good for us. Do these warnings make you rethink keeping that phone glued to your ear?
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GET OFF MY LAWN BLOG
Where's my cash for not committing a crime?
The city of Chicago is once again offering a gun buyback program, giving $100 to anybody who turns in a gun, no questions asked. I understand the need to get guns off the street, but why should gun
owners and potential criminals get a chance at lining their pockets
while leaving the wallets of the peaceful citizens empty?
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MOUTH BY SOUTHWEST BLOG
There are still honest people in the world
It's amazing where you can be when something in life occurs that makes you take a minute and think. For instance I was in line waiting to return something in one our local big box stores when a woman came in line behind me with one item in her hand so I told her to step in front of me since I had several items.
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Reed Johnson had three hits, including a grand slam in the eighth, and the Chicago Cubs routed the Arizona Diamondbacks 10-6 on Wednesday night. Ted Lilly drove in the tying run and threw six uneven innings to help Chicago get its second win in six games since the All-Star break and remain one game in front of Milwaukee in the NL Central.
White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen had seen enough. He was already packing for his team's upcoming road trip when Carlos Quentin came to bat. Quentin proceeded to hit a go-ahead, three-run shot during a five-run eighth inning, his second home run of the game, and the Sox suddenly had an unlikely 10-8 victory over the Texas Rangers on Wednesday.
Folks devour spaghetti for fundraiser
In February 2007, Sophia Cullotta, at age 3 months and 6 days, was one of 2,200 American babies who die each year of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS). Her parents, Robin and Giovan Cullotta, are fighting back.
• Web site: SIDS Illinois
• Recipes
• Gotta Do It
• Lewis hosting Kidzfest family event in Joliet
• JackHammers to give shirts off their backs
• Vacation Bible School
• Recipes
• Outdoors
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