Illinois

Introducing the Gately Poole Meisner Acting Classes!

Gately Poole is a top Chicago Acting School with a distinguished faculty and many successful alumni. Meisner Acting Classes Include: Meisner Acting Technique Comprehensive Acting Training Audition & Cold Reading Technique Fitzmaurice Voice Technique Williamson Movement Technique On Camera Technique http://www.gatelypoole.com

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Home of the Mystery Date

1) Answer 10 questions. 2) We will personally hand-pick your match. 3) And set you up on a Tawkify, Walkify, or Mystery Date! Tawkify – Home of the Mystery Date

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NRA warns of more fights after Illinois win

January 4, 2013 | 9:28 am President Obama’s home state of Illinois won’t be the first to approve post-Sandy Hook Elementary School gun control measures after all, thanks in part to the Second Amendment advocacy of the National Rifle Association. The Illinois Senate pulled the plug on legislation to ban …

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Aurora ends 2012 with no homicides

January 01, 2013|By Dan Hinkel, Chicago Tribune reporter While Chicagoans saw the city’s homicides rise past 500 last year, residents of the state’s second largest city, Aurora, quietly observed a milestone of their own — a year without a slaying. The slaying-free year was Aurora’s first in recent times, police …

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U.S. appeals court strikes down state’s concealed-carry ban

Chicago Tribune reporter Ray Long provides details on the U.S. appeals court ruling regarding concealed weapons in Illinois. By Ray Long, Annie Sweeney and Monique Garcia Tribune reporters 1:15 p.m. CST, December 11, 2012 The state of Illinois would have to allow ordinary citizens to carry weapons under a federal …

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Chicago Books & Authors

“Authors Showcase” introduces readers to new books and authors. This thirty minute TV show can be seen every Thursday at 8PM on Chicago cable channel 25 (RCN/Comcast) or online at http://authorsbroadcast.com anytime. Chicago Books & Authors Watch a recent episode right now.

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Supreme Court blocks Illinois law prohibiting taping of police

Tribune staff 10:12 a.m. CST, November 26, 2012 The U.S. Supreme Court has blocked enforcement of an Illinois law that prohibited people from recording police officers on the job. The justices on Monday left in place a lower court ruling that found that the state’s anti-eavesdropping law violates free speech …

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Metra OKs hiking 10-ride ticket by 11 percent

By Richard Wronski Tribune reporter 12:16 p.m. CST, November 16, 2012 The Metra board voted overwhelmingly today to raise the price of the popular 10-ride tickets by about 11 percent. The 8-2 vote comes just one year after Metra riders were hit with the biggest fare hike in the commuter …

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