posted by chicago pop
Ahh, just like old times. Based on this headline, we're looking forward to another 7 months of campaign coverage:
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4 comments:
Never let the proper spelling of someone's name come between the Herald and headline that fits in the column.
You're right C-Pop, where the Herald is concerned. Given the numbr of hedlines the Hrald misspells, the papr must be dong it on purpse, to sav spce.
I really hope you all haven't missed the "fireworks" Ald. Hairston has caused by blocking Independence Day revelers at 63rd Street Beach from heretofore "sacred" parking:
http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/ct-met-fireworks-0705-20100704,0,4629838.story
Best line for me: she modeled it on the Air & Water Show, where people have to park remotely and walk! So much for forever open, free and clear access to beach-front parking.
Isn't that something, rdb? Thanks for the tip. Commentary coming up.
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