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Green living with Ed Begley Jr.
(CNN) — Actor Ed Begley Jr., best known for his roles in “St. Elsewhere”, “The West Wing”, “Best in Show” (he’s also twice appeared on “The Simpsons”) is the star of “Living with Ed”.
Museum’s Smart Home still green but gets makeover
CHICAGO (AP) — The Museum of Science and Industry’s Smart Home has gotten a 2010 makeover by interior designers for Midwest Living magazine. The popular Chicago exhibit reopens on Thursday.
Free Heart Screenings on New Year’s Day at MetroSouth Medical Center’s Fitness and Lifestyle Center in Blue Island
Start New Year’s Resolutions with Heart Check Up, Healthy Snacks and Raffle Drawings Residents of Chicago and the South Suburbs can ring in the New Year with a FREE heart…
Chicago O’Hare Airport Makes AXE “Best Airports to Make a Connection” List
Survey Suggests to Prepare for Delays – and Perhaps ‘Kissing in Coach’ – this Holiday Season From never-ending security lines and Scrooge-like employees, to howling children and rude cellphone users,…
Third Annual Women’s Cardiovascular Symposium Open to the Public Feb. 24
Unique symposium will provide the latest information on cardiovascular health for women Please join the Bluhm Cardiovascular Institute’s Center for Women’s Cardiovascular Health and the Health Learning Centers on Feb….
American Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy Lauds Drop in Colorectal Cancer Deaths
New report notes that if current trends continue, by 2020 death rates from colorectal cancer could decline by 36 percent The American Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy (ASGE) lauds the recent…
Lynne Nottage Becomes Second-Ever African American to Receive Pulitzer Prize in Drama for “Ruined”
The Pulitzer Prize-winning production of Lynn Nottage’s Ruined directed by Kate Whoriskey extends for the seventh time (through August 2, 2009) since it moved off-Broadway earlier this year, direct from…
The Illinois Humanities Council Announces July 15 Deadline for Grant Proposals
The Illinois Humanities Council (IHC) invites non-profit organizations to apply for funding for public humanities projects. Proposals for Major Grants (up to $10,000) and Mini Grants (up to $2,000) are…
Steppenwolf Theatre Announces American Play “Superior Donuts” to Replace “August: Osage County,” Tickets On Sale June 26
Superior Donuts, Steppenwolf’s new American play by Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award-winning ensemble member Tracy Letts will follow Letts’ Tony Award-winning play August: Osage County into The Music Box Theatre…
City of Chicago to Award $1 Million in Grants to Arts and Cultural Organizations in 2009
Mayor Richard M. Daley announced that the City will award CityArts grants totaling $1,000,000 for the year 2009, providing general operating support for Chicago nonprofit arts and cultural organizations and…