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To Support Local Music Illinois Man Jumps In Lake Every Day Lake Michigan When I was in high school, whenever my friends and I had a free weekend in the summer we would go into Chicago and head to Oak Street Beach. It was always packed with visitors but still a great time. There was only one problem. No matter what, the water was cold. The temperatures could be in the 90's for a month straight and it was still freezing. It was refreshing on a hot summer day but not for a long period of time. I could not even imagine getting into it any other time of the year.

Malcolm Campbell, Veteran SPIN, Fader, Blender Publishing Executive, Dies at 61 Shirley Halperin, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Malcolm Campbell, a longtime publishing executive for national music publications including SPIN, Blender, the Fader and Rolling Stone, died on April 29 at his home in City Island, New York. Campbell, 61, had been battling a recurrence of pancreatic cancer that had first been identified the previous year. “With heavy hearts, we announce the loss of our beloved Malcolm Campbell, who passed away peacefully at home on April 29th, 2021 at 10 pm,” read an update o...

Mar 4, 2021 At least one Chicago man has come up with a strange way to spend his time while he's furloughed from his job: he's been jumping into Lake Michigan. And he's been doing it every day for the past year. Dan O'Conor says he first jumped into the frigid lake to help cure himself of a hangover; and he found it was a great way to relieve stress. "I started jumping in Lake Michigan on June 13th ... and it felt so good I just started doing it every day," O'Conor says. "You know, with everything that was happening ... I could come down here and dive in the water and it would just kind of ...

Mar 4, 2021 At least one Chicago man has come up with a strange way to spend his time while he's furloughed from his job: he's been jumping into Lake Michigan. And he's been doing it every day for the past year. Dan O'Conor says he first jumped into the frigid lake to help cure himself of a hangover; and he found it was a great way to relieve stress. "I started jumping in Lake Michigan on June 13th ... and it felt so good I just started doing it every day," O'Conor says. "You know, with everything that was happening ... I could come down here and dive in the water and it would just kind of ...

Chicago man jumps into Lake Michigan every day Localish Share: CHICAGO -- Dan O'Conor, known as the Great Lake Jumper, has been plunging into Lake Michigan every day for nearly a year. "I started jumping in Lake Michigan on June 13, that was the first day, and the first day I came down here was because I was hungover. And it felt so good I just started doing it every day," O'Conor said. What started as a hangover cure has developed into a stress reliever during a difficult year. "You know, with everything that was happening, you talk about June, it was the pandemic and the politics and the p...