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March 2000: ChicagoSports.com becomes an online destination for Chicago sports fans across the country.
November 7, 2000: The historic election night has George W. Bush and Al Gore in a deadlock that’s later decided by the Supreme Court.
March 19, 2001: The Tribune launches a redesigned and enhanced newspaper, offering better organization and an easier-to-handle size.
September 11, 2001: The World Trade Center towers and Pentagon are attacked by terrorist hijackers.
May 26, 2002: The Tribune introduces collating, becoming one of only two U.S. newspapers to use the innovative process, which assembles Sunday insert ads into a single wrapped package.
July 31, 2002: Chicago Tribune Co. acquires Chicago Magazine bringing together the Midwest?s best-read newspaper with Chicagoland’s leading monthly magazine.
October 30, 2002: Chicago Tribune introduces RedEye, a new weekday tabloid edition aimed at young, urban commuters.
November 29, 2002: Chicago Tribune purchases Printers Row Book Fair as part of its ongoing commitment to the written word and its support of literacy and literary endeavor.
March 19, 2003: The United States embarks on Operation Iraqi Freedom.
August 11, 2003: Chicago welcomes Hoy, the Tribune’s Spanish-language daily newspaper.
March 26, 2004: The Tribune announces PEP, a significant printing press improvement project for the Freedom Center facility.
July 16, 2004: Millennium Park opens.
December 13, 2004: Chicago Tribune?s new brand campaign asks Chicagoans, “What’s in it for you??
January 17, 2005: Chicago Tribune introduces Subscriber Advantage, a free customer loyalty program.
October 22, 2005: White Sox win World Series for the first time in 88 years in a sweep against the Houston Astros.
