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Registered Sleep Therapist Denise Risberg waits in one of sleep suites at the new Advocate Medical Center in Lockport. (John Patsch/Staff Photographer)

Advocate ready to serve Lockport patients

The Advocate Christ Outpatient Center is open, and Dr. Dalius Kedainis is working to make the three-story, state-of-the-art facility a solid presence in the Lockport community. Two primary-care physicians are working at the center � Kedainis and Dr. Lynn Koehler � and two more will be joining the group.

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Oprah to Ebert: Like breaking up the most beautiful relationship

Oprah Winfrey told the Sun-Times� Roger Ebert it wasn�t the decision that made her emotional � it was thought of the break up. �When I made the decision, no tears,� Winfrey told Ebert. �Thinking about talking to the viewers is what brought the tears, like breaking up what has been the most beautiful relationship.�

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Sports

Plainfield C. is the big dog
Not even the Saint Bernard on the wall could save Lockport. The Plainfield Central boys basketball team broke away from Lockport in the second half, eventually routing the Porters 64-46 in the WJOL Thanksgiving Classic Monday at the University of St. Francis.

A no-win situation

The Bears were going to let their play speak for themselves after turning down NBC for pregame interviews last week. • Photos: Bears vs. Eagles
• Telander: Cutler is a bust
• Hayes: Loss has familiar Bears ring
• Mulligan: Stuck in middle of nowhere
• Video: Monday Morning QB with Brad Biggs
• Oh, what a rush: Bell runs for 72
• Eagles are quick to go to Vick
• Favre still armed, dangerous at dome
• NBC turns up volume on mute Bears
• X-Rated: Devin Hester gets 'pantsed'

• Plainfield C. is the big dog

High School Sports

• Plainfield C. is the big dog
• Lemont, Lockport start the season against each other
• It's on to state meet for area athletes
• Lockport's Pope gives Illinois a prayer
• Lemont bid for 3rd semifinal slips away
• Lemont turning on the power
• Lockport's O'Brien finishes fifth in state

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Lifestyles

Valley View receieves safety grant
Both Romeoville and Bolingbrook high schools were once again selected to participate in the Illinois Operation Teen Safe Driving program.

• Valley View receieves safety grant
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• Stockings for troops
• Retriever rescue event scheduled
• Learn how to build a gingerbread house
• Plainfield students host tea party

Business

More Americans expected to travel for Thanksgiving

The number of Americans traveling away from home for Thanksgiving will be up only slightly this year from 2008, according to a report from the AAA auto club.

• Best day to buy a car? Black Friday

Entertainment

Bolingbrook musician dreams of silver screen

Allen Cotton didn't win the annual Drum-Off District Finals at the Guitar Center in North Chicago, but the Bolingbrook musician is still pleased with his other victory. In late October, Cotton, 20, was crowned the local winner at the Guitar Center in Joliet. It was the first time he's won the title in his four years of competing.

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