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The 32-year-old Vancouver Whitecaps midfielder was plucked from the Chicago Fire roster in the Major League Soccer expansion draft 15 months ago to help lead a fledgling side through the rigours of its first MLS season. But he spent more time...
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Chicago Fire tells the tale of the complex and heroic men and women of the Chicago Fire Department. Kinney, who also starred in NBC's Trauma, will play Squad Lieutenant Kelly Severide, who leads an elite group of firefighters who take on the most...
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ISU is scheduled to take on the Blue Demons at 4 p.m. and the Panthers at 5:15 p.m. Illinois State will be on its home pitch at Adelaide Street Field for its final two games of the spring season, as it will host in-state rival Northwestern at 1 p.m. ,...
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The Vampire Diaries trio headed to Florida on February 19 for MegaCon 2012 to answer fan questions. Need your daily Vampire Diaries fix? Attendees included everyone from the cast of Goss... Sure, he mumbles and has a tendency to smirk. But oh — the...
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Thank you for stopping by and feel free to tell us how we are doing at HotTimeInOldTown at gmail.com. (I) denotes International player per MLS rules. Chicago Fire are currently allowed to sign up to 8 International players.
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Kinney has previously played Tyler's (Michael Trevino) uncle Mason Lockwood on "The Vampire Diaries" and starred in another NBC series, "Trauma," a couple seasons back. He's also been dating Lady Gaga for the past several months. "Chicago Fire" comes...
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In the weeks that followed, County announced several castings, including Jason Ritter and Michael B. Jordan. However, other than casting Eamonn Walker, Chicago Fire has been fairly quiet on the casting front. That is, until now. NBC has cast Taylor...
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The Vampire Diaries alum Taylor Kinney has landed a lead role in the NBC firefighter drama pilot Chicago Fire, from Wolf Films and Universal TV. In the action-driven drama about the complex and heroic men and women of the Chicago Fire Department, Kinney...
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They’re on the front lines, and it seems like the two have found a happy medium for working in harmony. When defining who “Chicago’s heroes” are, many say they are the police, Chicago Fire Department and members of the medical community, as they...
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Jamal Harris, 19, was found dead inside the store and Gregory Glinsey, 61, was hit on the street outside, police said. Both suffered several gunshot wounds, according to said Chicago Fire Department spokesman Larry Langford. The other five victims were...
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Lucky Mkosana seems a little more exhausted than most rookies at the Chicago Fire’s training camp, forgive him. After practice, he has homework to do. The forward from Dartmouth is working to finish his degree in human geography by March 12 while he...
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Schlitz, Pabst, Blatz, Miller High Life, to name a few. The preponderance of breweries was due to the heavy Germanic concentration in the area and their experienced brewmasters who settled in Wisconsin. We’ve also learned that the “Great Chicago Fire”...
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The championship game pitted the Chicago Fire, the league's most potent offense, against Supporter's Shield winners, Kansas City Wizards. Miklos Molnar would capitalize on some unusually poor Fire defending to score on Zach Thorton in the 11th minute. ...
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The shooting happened about 6:45 p.m. in the 2500 block of East 79th Street, police said. A person was found dead inside the store and another outside, Chicago Fire Department spokesman Larry Langford said. Both were shot several times. A 13-year-old...
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The shooting happened about 6:46 p.m. near or in a store located on the 2500 block of East 79th Street, police said. A person was found dead inside the store and another outside, said Chicago Fire Department Media spokesman Larry Langford. Both...
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The was taken by police to Northwestern Memorial Hospital, where he is listed in good condition, said Larry Langford, a spokesman for the Chicago Fire Department. Citing preliminary information, authorities said three Calumet Area gang enforcement...
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CHICAGO (CBS) – A Chicago police officer was shot Sunday afternoon in the South Shore neighborhood. The officer was shot about 4 p.m. near 67th Street and East End Avenue, according to the Chicago Fire Department. Police officers transported the officer...
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All three Fire matches will be webcast live via Chicago-Fire.com. The Fire host Opening Day at Toyota Park against the Philadelphia Union on Saturday, March 24 at 7:30 PM CT. Chicago Fire Season Tickets are available by calling 1-888-MLS-FIRE...
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He certainly provides more depth if nothing else. As long as this isn’t a DP contract, could be a very smart signing. The Fire would still have 2 open international slots after this. in association with Welcome to Hot Time In Old Town - a Chicago Fire...
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