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If Metra's CEO leaves, agency could take a new course
Three years after Metra was rocked by the suicide of its longtime executive director, the commuter rail agency could again be chugging toward an uncharted destination. Alex Clifford, the CEO who was recruited from Los Angeles in 2011 to succeed the...
Tags: Metra, Public Transportation, Chicago Transit Authority, Transportation, CTA Ventra Card
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Apple to give $10,000 gift card to user who downloads 50 billionth app
To say Apple is excited about reaching 50 billion downloads would be an understatement. The Cupertino, Calif., tech giant has put up a countdown ticker online to track the 50 billionth app, and whoever the lucky person is to download that app will win...
Tags: Apple iTunes, Apple iPad, Computer Hardware, Google Inc.
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Best and Worst purchases in May
Our friends at dealnews.com reveal their list for "The Best and Worst Things to Buy in May" They suggest watching out for PC and laptop bargains to continue through the month of May. They also point out that since T-Mobile launched its "Contract Free"...Tags: T-Mobile, Memorial Day, Gaming
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Seguros Social ahora en teléfonos inteligentes
EL SENTINELLa Agencia del Seguro Social ha decidido hacer uso de la tecnología para satisfacer las expectativas de servicio del público estadounidense. Carolyn W. Colvin, Comisionada Interina del Seguro Social, anunció el lunes que la agencia ofrecerá un nuevo...Tags: Computer Networking and Internet, Social Security
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Highland Park, Deerfield police blotter: April 29
The following items were taken from police repots: Highland Park Possession of cannabis A 27-year-old Glenview man was charged with possession of cannabis after police located a suspicious parked vehicle near the intersection of Elm Place and...Tags: Drug Trafficking, Heroin, Theft, Police Arrests, Crime, Law and Justice
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New efforts to curb cellphone theft
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Disturbed by the nationwide epidemic of cellphone robberies and thefts, law enforcement officials across the country are looking to the wireless industry to help find a cure. In San Francisco, where half the robberies were...
Tags: New Products, Media Industry, Theft, Federal Communications Commission, Lawyers
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Reader photo: Form and grace
For those of us who lack form (or grace), the world of ballet may be a place where few of us will tread but which never fails to captivate the audience and transport it to seemingly otherworldly places. This photo from photographer Armineh Hovanesian...
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Unlock Aberdeen with new app
The American News' latest smartphone app, Access Aberdeen, is available today. This app boasts a robust directory system, like an Aberdeen Yellow Pages for your pocket. The description is not far off the mark. The app is great for lifelong...Tags: Services and Shopping, Real Estate
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Whisper shares information about your favorite subject: You
Not many start-ups hit profitability from the get-go. The Los Angeles-based developer of the Whisper app might be the exception. The iOS app, developed by childhood friends and neighbors Michael Heyward and Brad Brooks, allows users to anonymously share...
Tags: Apple iPod, Virginia Tech, Apple iTunes, Apple iPad
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At the Counter chain, burgers get the personal touch
Jeffrey Weinstein once swept through 19 Denver restaurants in six hours, a feat that most people would characterize as gluttony. Weinstein calls it research. Eating out is more than a hobby for the founder and co-chief executive of the Counter, a...
Tags: Panera Bread Company, Prices, Allergies, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Restaurants
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Your Scene: Monkeys go online in Costa Rica
Veronica Renov vacationed in Costa Rica in March, staying at the Hostel Plinio near Manuel Antonio National Park. She had heard that monkeys occasionally pass by the hostel on their way up a nearby hill. On Renov's last day, she saw 40 to 50 monkeys in...
Tags: Costa Rica
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Review: Samsung Galaxy S 4 is top notch, but disappoints [Video]
Samsung's Galaxy S 4 might be one of the best smartphones around, but it is only a small upgrade over the Galaxy S III. The new flagship phone, which is called the GS4 for short, began selling late last month and is a solid smartphone with top-of-the-...
Tags: New Products, Netflix Inc., Nokia Corp., T-Mobile, Verizon Communications
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