Lincoln Park News
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Brad Kriser has been known to down a dog biscuit or two. Kriser, the founder of an upscale pet-food chain that’s opening stores in major U.S. cities, sees his pets as family, and sampling their diet is what good parents do.
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The Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, operator of the de Young and Legion of Honor museums, named Colin Bailey as director yesterday after a 15-month search.
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Belgravia Group Ltd., which started construction about a month ago on a Chicago row-house development, is charging almost $1 million for each of the 14 Lincoln Park homes as buyer demand surges in the neighborhood.
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Christie Hefner, former chief executive officer of Playboy Enterprises Inc., said she was shocked as her husband of 15 years, William Marovitz, confessed to her that he was being investigated for suspicious trading in Playboy shares. They were in their apartment atop a 42-story Lincoln Park tower overlooking the glittering Chicago skyline and Lake Michigan on a March evening in 2010.
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Architect Jeanne Gang snaps open a sunflower to reveal seeds that attract birds, turtles and raccoons to Chicago’s Lincoln Park.
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Tyree Johnson scrubs himself with a bar of soap in a McDonald’s bathroom and puts on fresh deodorant. He stashes his toiletries in a Kenneth Cole bag, a gift from his mother who works the counter at Macy’s, and hops on an El train. His destination: another McDonald’s.
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Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum campaigned across Michigan yesterday in a final push ahead of the state’s primary election next week, a contest that could reshape the Republican presidential race.
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L2O, a Chicago seafood restaurant that’s more expensive than New York’s Le Bernardin, has earned a second Michelin star, the “Guide Rouge” announced today.
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The huge red lips hover over the landscape like a pair of sexy nuzzling blimps in Man Ray’s “Observatory Time -- the Lovers.”
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A little white dog with black ears is curled up asleep next to a large clay jar and a bundle of kindling. His carefully rendered fur seems to glow against the muted colors of the background.
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