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The [Thursday] Papers

By Steve Rhodes

MONDAY UPDATE: Maybe. Or maybe Tuesday. I’m having issues. I might be sick, for one thing. (Don’t call, mom, I’m probably not dying – though one never knows.)
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FRIDAY NOTE: The Papers will appear next on Monday.
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New on the Beachwood today . . .
Illinois Audubon Society Acquires Unique Wetland In Southern Illinois
Round Pond.
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‘This wetland rich area contains high quality bottomland hardwood forests and deep water swamps with old growth bald cypress and tupelo gum timber, a variety of breeding birds of forested wetlands, such as the Swainson’s warble, a heron rookery, rare plants including water hickory, American snowbell, winged sedge, cypress-knee sedge, swollen sedge, narrow-leaved sunflower and narrow-leaved crabapple.’


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On This Day In . . .
2015: The Beachwood Radio Hour #47: What Chicagoans Aren’t Being Told.
Homan Square, the NSA, the CIA, Trans-Pacific Partnership. Plus: Pander bears in a runoff and where Brian Williams hid the news.
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2011: Obama Makes Indefinite Detention And Military Commissions His Own.
Prisoners held in indefinite detention at the Guantanamo Bay camp will periodically be reviewed by a board and have a “personal representative” to advocate for them. But the system, similar to what was in effect under the Bush administration, does not bring President Obama closer to shutting Gitmo.
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ChicagoGram

passing this everyday never gets old 🏡

A post shared by Chicago Blogger | TW Baker (@wittandstyle) on


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ChicagoTube
University Of Chicago To Stop Running Yerkes Observatory.

See also from the Lake Geneva News, “Keeping You Current Since 1872”: Yerkes Observatory Closing After 100 Years On Lakefront.
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BeachBook
Alabama Is Home To The Worst Poverty In The Developed World.

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Get Me Outa Wakanda!

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TweetWood
A sampling.
Rahm fundraising.


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The Beachwood Tronc Line: Walkable.

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Posted on March 8, 2018