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The mobster and the nun, a different kind of love story for Valentine’s Day
She was a nun in Springfield. He was a top Chicago mobster turned government informant. It was love at first sight in a very chaste way.
By Carol Marin and Don Moseley
 
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New governor deserves a little breathing room
<p>Every new gal or guy at the top deserves a little honeymoon.</p>
By Carol Marin
 
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Rauner may find that Springfield’s most important rules are unwritten
<p><span style="line-height:1.5em;">SPRINGFIELD — An inauguration is a baptism without being dunked in the water.</span></p>
By Carol Marin
 
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Congressman and ex-wife: Setting record straight
<p>Congressman Bill Foster, the wonky physicist from Naperville, and his ex-wife Ann, a software design engineer, are hardly TMZ material. But they
By Carol Marin
 
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‘Full-time alderman’ pulls in $84,000 moonlighting
<p>Back in the winter of 1986 in the 43rd ward on the Near North Side, there was a liquor store at the corner of Armitage and Sheffield where a poor
By Carol Marin
 
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Rahm needs a healthy jolt to his system
<p>Rahm Emanuel needs a runoff.<br />
By Carol Marin
 
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Here’s my thinkin’ on Common Man Bruce
<p>I’ve been thinkin’.</p>
By Carol Marin
 
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Sorry to annoy, but I’m rooting for a runoff
<p>I’ve made some people unhappy.</p>
By Carol Marin
 
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Does every vote count? Åsk Ald. Ray Suarez
<p>Congratulations to anyone who bothered to pull on a parka and went out to vote. Cheers to every single soul who took civic responsibility
By Carol Marin