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Friday, March 19, 2010
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Friday, March 19, 2010
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Few people know that the race course for the Indy 500—which will mark its 100-year anniversary...
The well-established and well-connected Asia Pacific American Chamber of Commerce (APACC) has never lacked for inspiring speakers at its annual dinner parties.
If you’re downtown this summer, better skip the impromptu trip to Chicago’s Art Institute, now that admission will be raised by 50 percent—that is unless you’re an Art Institute member.
A tour to bring news of 53 million people having quit the Chinese Communist Party is touching the hearts of Chinese and Westerners in major cities throughout the Midwest.
Flooding in Fargo, North Dakota continues; at least 10 homes have been lost to the waters of the Red River.
Chicagoans braved the cold to attend rally to celebrate 50 million resignations from the Chinese Communist Party.
Thursday, Feb. 12, 2009 marks the bicentennial anniversary of President Abraham Lincoln's birth.
Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear made the unprecedented move of activating the entire Kentucky National Guard to help with cleanup and relief efforts.
The Illinois senate reached a unanimous decision to impeach former Governor Rod Blagojevich.
Governor Blagojevich begged lawmakers not to toss him out of office, saying he can prove his innocence.