Bringing humanity together in moral excellence with truth and understanding!…read more This newspaper is sometimes free, sometimes charges $1.75-$2.00 per issue, depending on where you get it. It's a weekly newspaper published to "Fill the Void; See the Full Picture" It's not specific to the Chicago area, it's a national religious publication. I like that it is all in English, except when directly quoting the Holy Quarran, where they give an English translation along side it. This newspaper has it all! It's got comics- a crossword puzzle with Arabic words, which is really difficult! There's regular columns, like an advice column, a weekly health column, and a weekly piece of scripture. They do great things for community building, and offer nation-wide resources for connecting to the Muslim world. The Prophet Muhammad (Peace be upon Him) said, "Whenever the Muslim endeavors in a thing, he seeks to perfect it." They have certainly striving to do so at the Muslim Journal! Pick up a copy today!

Great guys, willing to bend over backwards to help you with whatever graphics you need. Had a 3…read morepiece canvas printed from them and it came out better than I thought, they even installed on be wall for free too! Would recommend this business to anyone

JR was fantastic! I ordered my stickers late, didn't exactly have the design right, wasn't very…read morespecific on colors, and clearly was not prepared (but I thought I was). The end products are exactly what I wanted, and they were done on a tight timeline, too! I recommend JR Signs without hesitation. I'm so glad I found this place; I will be back for more. Thanks, Junior!

They're slogan is... "The Man Who Advertises His Business...Has One" and that is exactly what they…read morehave pushed for about 70 years nows. The paper's several pages are fulled with articles regarding some of the great neighborhood functions and events. There is always great articles of everything from peoples birthdays to little league pictures. They have a significant classified section that helps out when trying to find a new apartment or even a yard sale. In times that most papers are hurting and slowing down, the bridgeport news has kept their pages full of articles, business advertisements and classifieds. It's nice to see they are now even on the internet.

I really miss the great neighborhood paper. On my last visit there, I found a pile of the BNs on…read moreour front porch. Apparently no one at the house cared much to go through the old copies. I had such a wonderful time flipping through all the announcements sections. I could not believe how many of my grade school mates were parents. It is sad that I do not have a similar publivation where I now live. My mom still has framed clippings from the BN of when I was in kindergarten! Submitting editorial pieces, advertsing, or announcements is so easy. You just stop by the office with the content that you want and a small fee. It almost felt like a school paper. Ahhhhh... nostalgia....

Great British series, always something classic and interesting to watch…read more Also informative and cultural.

If there's one thing to know about me, it's that TV is my life…read more So you can imagine my excitement when I nabbed a spot on 'Check, Please' to rep my beloved Chicago Suburbs before I departed for a life of television watching on Pacific Standard Time. My episode airs October 24th and I'll be real, I'm not so great on camera. On the internet? Sure. I'd like to think I'm pretty good on the internet, but on camera... welp... I trip on my words constantly, I can't make direct eye contact, and I talk out of one side of my mouth like the characters on the show Rugrats... it's possible I unknowingly had a stroke, and one time a coworker admitted that they legit thought I was autistic... for an entire 2 years. So I guess we'll see how this TV thing goes... they did give me a buncha wine, so the gap on the 50/50 of that is probably pretty wide. As far as WTTW in general, I can't knock 'em one bit. They were by far my favorite babysitter growing up and that Rick Steves... something about his voice is just very soothing to me. Puts my chakra in line or some junk. I recently learned that one in every 25 people is supposedly a sociopath... I don't want to incriminate myself or my cold, black heart, but I'll just say that WTTW taught me kindness and human emotions that I otherwise may have lacked. My parents tried really had to raise us brats but they had to work, A LOT, and I spent a lot of time in front of the TV, doing my learning and developing my character which I won't pretend is a shining example of humanity, but I could've come out a lot worse and based on the low-income area I grew up and seeing what the majority of other kids in my 'hood turned out like, I was better off in front of the TV than out in the real world. - Lamb Chop taught me how to be annoying with that glorious song that never ends. - Mr Rogers taught me that taking your shoes off inside the house important. - The Magic School Bus with my homegirl Miss Frizzle. - Freaking Kratt's Creatures - love those dreamy animal-loving brother. - Wishbone, the time traveling dog... couldn't get enough of that sh*t. - The Frugal Gourmet... Don't pretend like you or parents didn't own that cookbook. - WHERE IN THE WORLD IS CARMEN SNA DIEGO - for hours on end. - Clifford The Big Red Dog, what's not to love? - The Big Comfy Couch was creepy and wonderful. - This Old House --- Bob Vila version or bust! - Reading Rainbow didn't exactly get me reading, but I watched the show, sooo... - And let's not forget that babe Bill Nye The Science Guy. Hubba.Freaking.Hubba. Sure, their fundraising broadcasting is pretty unbearable, but I guess it's good to turn the TV off and get out of the house sometimes, so the phone operators in mini stadium seating are my cue. As far as the studio and the staff are concerned, the place is immaculate and everyone there was cool as heck. The make-up artist was mega rad and a trooper when she had to work double time when it became apparent that I'm the sweatiest person ever and basically need make-up retouching every 10 minutes. The new(ish host Catherine De Orio) is super down to Earth and that's coming a person who went through a mini version of the stages of grief when Alpana left, but now having met Catherine and seen her deal with some pretty awkward on-set conversations like a pro, I've got nothing but love for her. And the icing on the cake was getting to meet and chat with David Manilow, the series creator, during the interview process and on set for the first day of Season 14 shooting. Super cool guy who just emanates energy and really pumped us all up for the taping. I feel super lucky to have gotten to be a part of the 14th season of a show that's on perma-DVR at my house and really is a legit slice if Chicago history, but even without, WTTW is the crown jewel of non-cable television and a thing I'm eternally grateful for. And you can watch me be the first person to say the word 'pussy' on Check, Please... possibly on Public Broadcasting altogether right here: http://checkplease.wttw.com/restaurants/season-14-episode-2-full-show