Featured The Site
TheThe News
The Rev. Svida living his dream... Read »»The Rev. Wayne Svida, born and raised on Chicago's Southeast Side, says he'd always dreamed of becoming a Catholic priest. He's been pastor at Our Lady of the Ridge church in Chicago Ridge since July 2009.
The best is still to come, insists Pedrie Wannenbu... Read »»
Ulster Springbok Pedrie Wannenburg produced a man of the match display in his first competitive game for the province. Related Stories Magners League: Stephen Ferris at full tilt for new Ulster glory quest Ulster v Ospreys: Get ready for the sound and the fury Let’s claim Ospreys scalp, says Ulster coach Brian McLaughlin Magners League: Ulster clip Osprey wings to stun champs In Pictures ...
Dollar on the Verge of a Bearish Reversal as Suppo... Read »»
Dollar on the Verge of a Bearish Reversal as Support, Liquidity Dry Up Fundamental Outlook for US Dollar: Bearish Despite the draw of a long weekend and questionable long-term implications, confidence is bolstered by NFPs Risk appetite proves unquenchable as an otherwise lone manufacturing report drives equities higher The dollar closes in on confirmation of a bearish reversal Despite wading ...
Billingsley the difference in Dodgers' victory... Read »»
Billingsley the difference in Dodgers' victory
Sacked on the 89th Day of Employment... Read »»
Two weeks ago the Unite Union gathered to protest at BurgerFuel Mission Bay against the termination of the local franchisee's employee, Joanne Bartlett, on the 89th day of her 90 day trial period.
'Going the Distance' fails to go the distance for ... Read »»
A few weeks ago in her New York Times' column Maureen Dowd bemoaned the dearth of good romantic comedies on the big screen. There was mention of the highest standard: Audrey Hepburn and Albert Finney in "Two for the Road," Jill Clayburgh and Alan Bates in "An Unmarried Woman" and Diane Keaton and Woody Allen in "Annie Hall." Think about it. It's hard not to sympathize with Dowd when the standard ...
Around the region... Read »»
Fly 4 Life fund-raiser: The Fly 4 Life kite-flying fundraising event will run from 12:30 to 5 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 19, at Marquette Park, 1 N. Grand Blvd. Registration starts at 11 a.m. The cost is $20 for a single flyer and $50 for a family. The fee includes admission, kites, food and entertainment. The event will benefit the National Children's Cancer Society. Virtual flyers can help to raise ...
Harrison puts up a tough fight against Stakhovsky ... Read »»
NEW YORK — The more familiar names were playing on the two stadium courts early Friday afternoon, but the place to be, the place where tennis lovers were packed like sardines, was at the cozy corner Grandstand.
Band members take the field... Read »»
Alabama and Auburn band members will take the field today for the first halftime show of the 2010 season. Ashley Wofford isn’t new to The Million Dollar Band at Alabama. She will take the field for her fourth year as a marching Crimsonette.
Player of the week... Read »»
Nick Latchford, LaPorte senior The Slicers running back continued his hot start to the season with four touchdowns in a 35-7 victory over Elkhart Central. He rushed for 133 yards in three quarters, scoring a TD in each of the first seven quarters of the season. ...