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LTHForum favorites
When you want to uncover the tastiest, off-the-radar eats in town, look no further than the folks at LTHForum.
Midwest microbreweries
Sure, you can pick up a six-pack, but why not head to the source? Taste your way throughout the entire Midwest at spots like Indiana's Three Floyd's Brew Pub.
Cancer support groups
From traditional emotional issues to new explorations in stress release with Tai Chi, these support groups help patients and families cope.
Breast cancer websites
If you or someone you know has been diagnosed with breast cancer, or if you need to brush up on the symptoms, these sites are some of the web's best resources on the topic.
Fair trade coffee
What's even more satisfying than a hot cup of coffee? A hot cup of fair-trade coffee. Sip the good stuff at one of these independent coffeehouses.
Where big names shop
We checked in with more Chicago women whose names you might recognize (including a designer whose pieces have been snatched up by the likes of Kate Hudson), to get the scoop on local shopping.
Thai food
Whether you've got a taste for fried rice or fried caterpillar, these spots will satisfy your Thai cravings.
Organic restaurants
These restaurants emphasize locally grown, seasonal foods, meaning those pork chops don't just taste good...they do good.
Like to run? Great races
Not ready for the Chicago Marathon? Instead, take part in several Chicagoland races from October through December that won't require painstaking months of training.
What's on bus route 94?
Sure, it breezes through the ominous shadow of Cook County Jail, but route 94 has some gems sprinkled about its 9.5-mile route.
Motorcycle mania!
Whether you're king of the road, a weekend enthusiast or just learning to ride, we've got the motorcycle-focused spots to fuel your two-wheeled summer.
What's in New City?
New City was once the playground and living space for immigrants who served as butchers in the nearby meatpacking plants.
What's in Old Town?
Old Town's main artery is Wells Street, chock full of fashionable boutiques, happening night spots and good eats. Bring your walking shoes.
Sip vino at local wineries
Rows of corn may be a common sight when driving through the Midwest, but this part of the country also boasts some top-notch vineyards and wineries.
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