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Satisfying Sundays JULY 4th RED,WHITE, & BLUE LUAU

Webmaster — Sun, 04 Jul 2010 21:48:31 +0000

THIS WILL BE THE BIGGEST 4TH OF JULY BASH IN THE CHI!!!!

THIS IS A RED, WHITE, AND BLUE EVENT! FELLAS WEAR BLUE AND WHITE AND LADIES WEAR RED AND WHITE!

SO COME TO THIS WONDERFUL LUAU WITH THE BEST PROMOTION TEAM!!! EVERY one PAYS $5 TIL 10PM! DRINK SPECIALS ALL NITE LONG!

WE WILL BE SELLING BBQ PLATES AND THERE WILL BE FIREWORKS!!! GET THERE EARLY CAUSE IT WILL BE PACKED!!

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****DRINK SPECIALS ALL NITE **** DRINK SPECIALS ALL NITE ****DRINK SPECIALS ALL NITE ****MEN WEAR BLUE&WHITE

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Friday 10/30 Club European, Cicero, IL

Webmaster — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 19:27:31 +0000

Haunted Pleasures III

Hosted by:

Lime Light Ent. LETS PARTY!!!!

When:

Friday, October 30, 2009 9:00 PM – 3:00 AM CDT

FOR V.I.P PASSES txt the word NIGHTLIFE to the number 25827
17+ 21 to drink. 9-3am FRIDAY OCT 30th
WWW.HIGHTOWERPROMO.COM ALONG WITH WWW.ILEVEL-CHICAGO.COM PRESENT
HAUNTED PLEASURES III
-CHICAGOS’S BIGGEST HALLOWEEN PARTY RETURNS
- SICK DECORATIONS / AND OUR FIRST EVER HAUNTED ENTRANCE
-$1000 IN CASH AND PRIZES
-SEXYEST COSTUME CONTEST WITH A $500 CASH PRIZE!!
!!! SPREAD THE WORD !!!

When:
Friday, October 30, 2009
9:00 PM to 3:00 AM CDT

Where:
Club European

3121 s. 48th ct.

Cicero, il 60804

Oct 8th Thursday shloklounge Naperville

Webmaster — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 23:57:30 +0000

Some info on this show…
ADDRESS: 4448 E. NEW YORK ST.

@ RT 59 NAPERVILLE, IL

21+ TO ENTER

This place is super nice and is going to be a great venue for everyone, check out there website…

http://shloklounge.com/

THANK YOU EVERYONE!:

Dj Funk

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Barnyard Bumpin 9/4/09

Webmaster — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 11:04:53 +0000

I am a promoter of Elluxtrious Entertainment. This is their first big rave, so come out and support the rave scene! PLUR!

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Suburban firefighter accused of soliciting child

Webmaster — Sat, 30 May 2009 01:46:26 +0000

The Southtown Star reports : A firefighter from the Will County suburb of Manteno is accused of trying to use the internet to arrange a sexual encounter with what he thought was a 13-year-old girl. Get the full story : southtownstar.com

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Police warn of child abduction attempt

Webmaster — Sat, 30 May 2009 00:44:39 +0000

A man followed a 14-year-old girl as she was walking home from her Northwest Side school Thursday and tried to convince her to get into his vehicle, police said today in a community alert. The girl was in the vicinity of Belden and Campbell Avenues about 2:30 or 3 p.m. when the man spoke to her in English and Spanish, telling her to get into his vehicle. The man was described in the police alert as Hispanic, about 25-35, wearing a navy blue sweater. He was driving a silver, older-model Jeep with a beige stripe at the bottom. Police said the vehicle had a flag hanging from the rear-view mirror, described as light blue with a yellow circle in the middle and containing white stars. Anyone with information about this suspect or the vehicle is asked to call Grand-Central Area police at 312-746-8282. — Staff report

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Ex-Polish president speaks at NEIU

Webmaster — Fri, 29 May 2009 21:46:09 +0000

Lech Walesa at NEIU

Lech Walesa, former president of Poland, used the opportunity today to call for world government during the dedication of a building in his honor at Northeastern Illinois University. The Northwest Side university named Lech Walesa Hall to mark the 20th anniversary of the fall of Communism in Poland. Walesa is generally credited with that accomplishment, which led to the collapse of the Soviet Union and its satellite empire. Walesa noted that years ago he called for a united states of Europe saying, “I had a copyright on the idea.” Today, he said the alternatives are chaos or increasing unity of countries across the globe. The university sits close to part of the Chicago Polish community. — Ron Grossman

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Severely hurt man rescued in basement blaze

Webmaster — Fri, 29 May 2009 20:57:05 +0000

Chicago firefighters rescued a 38-year-old man near death this afternoon after a fire erupted in the South Side basement where he was found, according to a Fire Department spokesman. The man suffered second- and third-degree burns and had a weak pulse when firefighters found him in the basement of a three-story residence at 5632 S. Indiana Ave. hiding underneath a kitchen table, said spokesman Larry Langford. But fire personnel were able to get the man to breathe on his own before he was transported to the University of Chicago Medical Center. The man is reported in critical condition at the hospital, Langford said. The fire caused “extensive” damage to the basement, which was not equipped with any working smoke detectors, he said. At least one of the floors above sustained some smoke damage. The injured man was the only occupant of the basement. There were an unspecified number of people on at least one of the above floors, Langford said, but they were able to leave the building on their own after the fire started. The fire erupted about 1:15 p.m. and was put out within 20 minutes of the firefighters’ arrival to the scene, Langford said. The cause of the blaze was being investigated this afternoon. — Jeremy Gorner

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Hartmarx lender opposes British takeover bid

Webmaster — Fri, 29 May 2009 20:44:00 +0000

Wells Fargo & Co., the lead lender to Hartmarx Corp., said it opposes the bid from London-based Emerisque Brands to buy the Chicago-based suit maker, saying the bid is too low, the Tribune reports. Hartmarx owes more than $114 million to a group of banks led by Wells Fargo and the Emerisque deal “fails to provide adequate value to Hartmarx lenders,” the San Francsico-based bank said in a statement. Hartmarx, which filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in January, last week accepted Emerisque’s bid worth $119 million for substantially all of its asserts from Emerisque and SKNL North America B.V. About $70 million of the purchase price is in cash. Wells Fargo claims that working capital adjustments will reduce the cash portion to less than $56 million. For the full story, go here .

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School bus driver fatally shot after hijacking

Webmaster — Fri, 29 May 2009 20:41:00 +0000

The hijacked school bus after it was stopped in south suburban Glenwood (Zbigniew Bzdak/ChicagoTribune) A driver who made “threats to other employees” and hijacked a school bus with one other employee aboard in south suburban South Holland was shot and killed in Glenwood after he aimed the speeding bus at police trying to stop him, police said. SEE MORE PHOTOS The driver was accelerating at officers standing in front of the bus when he was shot by a South Holland police officer near the intersection of Main Street and Glenwood-Chicago Heights Road, said South Holland Police Chief Warren Millsaps in a press conference at the scene of the shooting early this afternoon. The driver had ignored repeated police orders to exit the bus, Millsaps said. Early reports indicated the bus driver may have fired a weapon, but Millsaps would not say if the man had a gun. “Anytime you have a bus that’s fleeing from police, at 65 or so miles an hour, it’s a deadly weapon,” Millsaps said. “And anytime you point that bus at an officer and drive it toward an officer or a civilian or anyone else, it’s a deadly weapon, and the officer is using the appropriate force necessary to terminate his actions.” The shooting followed a 10-minute police chase during which “numerous” police and civilian cars were hit by the bus, police said. The school bus was not carrying any children but a monitor was on board and she was not hurt, Millsaps and a bus company spokeswoman said. During the chase, the bus hit three squad cars and two or three civilian vehicles, Millsaps said. Two officers were injured, not seriously, but none of the occupants of the civilian vehicles were hurt, he said. The incident began around 7:22 a.m. at the First Student, Inc., bus barn at 169th and State streets in South Holland, police said. A disgruntled driver for the bus company showed up for work with “attitude issues” with a manager and was told he would not be allowed to drive today, the bus company said. The bus normally carries special needs students for a consortium of south suburban school districts and was operated by First Student Inc., a Cincinnati-based company. The driver took off, trying to run over bus company employees when they attempted to stop him, Millsaps said. Employees then called police and told them that the driver was “acting erractically,” Millsaps said. The bus company said it called police and also notified parents not to let their children board the bus should it stop to pick them up. When police arrived on the scene, they notified neighboring suburbs’ police departments to be on the lookout for the bus driver, Millsaps said in a later press release. Soon after, Riverdale police stopped the bus at Sibley Boulevard and State Street, Millsaps said. Officers ordered the driver out of the bus, but he refused and sped off, trying to hit a Riverdale police officer, Millsaps said in the release. Riverdale police gave chase and were joined by South Holland and Glenwood officers after the driver went south, Millsaps said. During the chase the bus driver struck “numerous” cars and police cars, he said. Millsaps had earlier said about five vehicles were struck. The 7-mile chase, in which the driver reached speeds of up to 70 mph, ended about 40 minutes after the driver took the bus, police said. The driver hit more police and civilian vehicles, then when the bus encountered a construction zone and police were able to get out of their vehicles and surround the bus to try to stop it, Millsaps said. When he was stuck in the construction zone, the driver had been headed south and turning from North Main Street in Glenwood onto an extension of Main Street also known as Glenwood-Lansing Road, Millsaps said. A Glenwood officer, among others, repeatedly ordered him to get out of the car, and when the driver instead accelerated, a South Holland officer fired twice, hitting the driver, Millsaps said. The bus then veered into a nearby home’s driveway and crashed into the house, Millsaps said. Officers then took the man off the bus and tried to save his life, Millsaps said. The officer used “the appropriate force necessary” in response to the driver using the bus as a deadly weapon, Millsaps said. The owner of a nearby restaurant was on the roof around 8:30 a.m. when he heard brakes squeal and saw a bus swerve into a residential driveway on Main Street near Glenwood-Chicago Heights Road. The bus almost hit the home, and he heard two or three shots. As the witness moved to a different part of the roof, he said about 9 or 10 police cars arrived. He heard several more shots and saw members of a road construction crew running away, he said. At Dennis Glenwood Marathon just north of where the bus crashed, employee Darren DeMario, 25, was in one of the car bays working “when a bus went by, then about 20 squads.” DeMario stepped out of the station to get a look and was a police officer as he “fired five shots. He fired through the driver’s window. I was pretty amazed. This was not something I expected to see at work.” The man who took the bus had been a driver for the company since March and drove off this morning from the company’s South Holland bus yard after an argument with a manager, company spokeswoman Nicol Jones said. She believed the police chase started in Riverdale. There were no children on board, but a female monitor was on the bus, Jones said. The monitor was not injured but was reported shaken up taken to a local hospital for observation, Jones said. The driver had cleared criminal and other background checks, Jones said. State police were investigating the shooting because it was police-involved, Millsaps said. — Dennis Sullivan , Staff Report

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