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All about the streets

Windy Citizens do not rest, even on a Friday. Here's your rundown in which I jam the word "street" into every teaser:

Art class: A Hyde Park mural designed by Olivia Gude kicks off a Chicagoist series showcasing outdoor street murals and indoor art around the city.

http://www.windycitizen.com/chicago/cultureevents/2010/03/19/where-are-y...

2 Saints, 1 CEO, a train, some bloggers, and a sign

Well, what's a day on Windy Citizen without a lot of controversy and opportunities to give some well-deserved props?

Classic film star: The incomparable Eva Marie Saint will return to Chicago for the first time in 24 years for a special screening of "North by Northwest" at the Music Box on March 30. One Citizen didn't know she was still alive. Oh, yes. She is 85.

Crotches and Tweetups and Zeppole, OH MY!

Well, the day just wouldn't be complete without some good ole fashioned media criticism here at WC, and on the day we celebrate the legacy of St. Patrick, there was plenty of it!

More Randy Michaels, More CTA, More Wal-Mart, More Everything!

Hello, all! On this day on Windy Citizen, we saw some new chapters of old stories take the lead. Here's your daily rundown.

Who told?! Our favorite CEO, Randy Michaels, apparently gave his WGN employees a good talking to today to flesh out who leaked the 119 banned words memo. Tsk tsk:

More Randy Michaels, More CTA, More Wal-Mart, More Everything!

Hello, all! On this day on Windy Citizen, we saw some new chapters of old stories take the lead. Here's your daily rundown.

Who told?! Our favorite CEO, Randy Michaels, apparently gave his WGN employees a good talking to today to flesh out who leaked the 119 banned words memo. Tsk tsk:

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