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Wrigley Field Returns to PETA's Top 10 Veggie-Friendly Ballpark List
Veggie hot dogs, veggie burgers and "Sloppy Janes" made it a "shoo-in," PETA said.
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Wrigley Field Returns to PETA's Top 10 Veggie-Friendly Ballpark List
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McKinley Park Pool to Open Friday
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Bridgeport Hit-and-Run Victim Was 'Happiest She'd Been in a Long Time'
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Lollapalooza Food Announced: Salsa Truck, Glazed & Infused and More
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CTU's Karen Lewis Blames 'Rich White People' for Education Inequity
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A Taste of the 'Taste:' Samplers Get Preview of Festival
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Eight Wounded In Shootings Monday
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Englewood Student Slain by Police Honored by Dozens of Friends, Relatives
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After Violent Weekend, Two Shot on South Side Monday Afternoon
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University of Chicago Fraternity Getting Threats After Prank Goes Viral
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Obama's Irish Roots: From Old Sod to South Side for First Daughters
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Man Killed While Hanging Out Car Window
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Man Sold Stolen Car Through Craigslist, Then Stole it Back, Prosecutors Say
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Budget Cuts are 'Nightmarish' for Wildwood Elementary School
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'Kaage's Corner' Honors Edison Park Newsstand for 70 Years of Headlines
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Wrigley Field Returns to PETA's Top 10 Veggie-Friendly Ballpark List
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DryHop's Grand Opening So Popular, Brewery and Gastropub Runs Out of Food
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CPS Teacher: I am Not a Racist, Gay Porn Actor, as Blogger Claims
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Youth Arts Festival to be Held At Theater on the Lake
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Charlie Trotter Sued by Men Alleging $46,000 Bottle of Wine Was Fake
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Binny's to Begin Massive Expansion in Lincoln Park
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Ban on Plastic Bags Left Hanging After Council Committee Hearing
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CPS Budget Cuts at Audubon Top $400K: 'My Jaw Dropped,' Principal Says
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CPS Teacher: I am Not a Racist, Gay Porn Actor, as Blogger Claims
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The 606: Bloomingdale Trail Gets New Name, Final Plans Revealed
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10 Dead, More Than 40 Wounded in Most Violent Weekend of 2013
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Chicago Inter Handball Club Aims to Showcase Sport at North Avenue Beach
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Slain Ashburn Man's Heart Will Be Donated, Family Says
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Pilsen Possum Mural Still Raising a Stink
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Eight Wounded In Shootings Monday
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CTA Selects Wall-Sized Artwork for Seven North Side Red Line Stations
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Aussies Want Chicago Park Named for Architect Who Designed Their Capital
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String of Cabbie Robberies Halted After Arrest of Suspects, Police Say
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CTA Selects Wall-Sized Artwork for Seven North Side Red Line Stations
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CPS School Closings: Trumbull Parents Announce Discrimination Suit
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CPS Teacher: I am Not a Racist, Gay Porn Actor, as Blogger Claims
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Spectacular Chicago Rainbow Captured from Northwest Tower in Wicker Park
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Ban on Plastic Bags Left Hanging After Council Committee Hearing
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Hot Yoga Studio Gears Up for Opening in Former Bucktown Jiffy Lube
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Eight Wounded In Shootings Monday
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One Dead, At Least 16 Wounded in Weekend Gun Violence
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Man Shot in Foot in Austin
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Police Warn of Man Who Followed Children, Fondled Self
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Teen Avoided Rare Disease, But Gang Violence Took His Life
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Derailment Leads to Canceled Trains, Delays for SouthWest Metra Riders
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After Violent Weekend, Two Shot on South Side Monday Afternoon
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Man Accused of Injuring Child in Far South Side Hit-And-Run
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Suburban Firefighters Accused of Attempted Rape at Mount Greenwood Party
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Eight Shot, Including Three Teenagers, in Overnight Shootings
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Teen Killed, Three Others Wounded In Shootings
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Red Line Construction: 10 Things You Didn't Know
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10 Dead, More Than 40 Wounded in Most Violent Weekend of 2013
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Seven Dead, More Than 30 Wounded in Most Violent Weekend of 2013
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One Dead, At Least 16 Wounded in Weekend Gun Violence
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Ban on Plastic Bags Left Hanging After Council Committee Hearing
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Slain Ashburn Man's Heart Will Be Donated, Family Says
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Man Exposes Himself to Teenage Girl, Police Say
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Lollapalooza Food Announced: Salsa Truck, Glazed & Infused and More
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CTA Selects Wall-Sized Artwork for Seven North Side Red Line Stations
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A Taste of the 'Taste:' Samplers Get Preview of Festival
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McKinley Park Pool to Open Friday
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Youth Arts Festival to be Held At Theater on the Lake
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Lakeview Man to Bring 18-Hole Mini Golf Course to Local Schools
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University of Chicago Fraternity Getting Threats After Prank Goes Viral
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More than 3,300 Guns Reported Lost or Stolen in Illinois in 2012, Feds Say
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Slain Ashburn Man's Heart Will Be Donated, Family Says
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University of Chicago Fraternity Getting Threats After Prank Goes Viral
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CTU's Karen Lewis Blames 'Rich White People' for Education Inequity
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CPS Budget Cuts at Audubon Top $400K: 'My Jaw Dropped,' Principal Says
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Lollapalooza Food Announced: Salsa Truck, Glazed & Infused and More
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Wrigley Field Returns to PETA's Top 10 Veggie-Friendly Ballpark List
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A Taste of the 'Taste:' Samplers Get Preview of Festival
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CTU's Karen Lewis Blames 'Rich White People' for Education Inequity
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Ban on Plastic Bags Left Hanging After Council Committee Hearing
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Aussies Want Chicago Park Named for Architect Who Designed Their Capital
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Aussies Want Chicago Park Named for Architect Who Designed Their Capital
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Hot Wicker Park, Bucktown Market Sees 135 Home Sales in Eight Weeks
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University of Chicago Quad Expansion Next Week Shuts City Street, For Good
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Wrigley Field Returns to PETA's Top 10 Veggie-Friendly Ballpark List
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McKinley Park Pool to Open Friday
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The 606: Bloomingdale Trail Gets New Name, Final Plans Revealed
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CTA Selects Wall-Sized Artwork for Seven North Side Red Line Stations
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VIDEO: Dog on Ohio Feeder Ramp Causes Delays
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City Stickers on Sale Thursday at 11th Ward Office
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President Obama Invites Hyde Park Academy Boys To 'Check-in' At White House
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Sox, Bulls Stars Talk Chicago Violence with At-Risk Boys, Call for Change
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Aimee and Yuriy's Miracle Love Story Adds New Chapter
- Lollapalooza Food Announced: Salsa Truck, Glazed & Infused and More
- CTA Selects Wall-Sized Artwork for Seven North Side Red Line Stations
- A Taste of the 'Taste:' Samplers Get Preview of Festival
- Pilsen Possum Mural Still Raising a Stink
- Millennium Park Debuts 40-Foot LED Screen
- PHOTOS: Gwyneth Paltrow Honored by Gene Siskel Film Center
- Stacie Juris at Miss USA: River North Woman Named Second Runner-Up Sunday
- Art Institute Lions Decked out in Blackhawks Helmets
- Real Men Cook for Father's Day
- Lao You Ju Expands with Karaoke Lounges
- McKinley Park Pool to Open Friday
- Youth Arts Festival to be Held At Theater on the Lake
- Lakeview Man to Bring 18-Hole Mini Golf Course to Local Schools
- President Obama Invites Hyde Park Academy Boys To 'Check-in' At White House
- Free Nike-Sponsored Clinics at City Parks to Start Saturday
- Ribfest Chicago: Are You Ready to Pork Out?
- Norwood Park Playground to Get Facelift
- Lucky Luggage: Logan Square Couple Seek Suitcases for Foster Kids
- 10,000 Ripples Pilsen Buddha Head Gets a Buddy
- Neighborhood's Newest Pet Shop Hosting Chicago's Oldest Pit Bull Rescue
- University of Chicago Fraternity Getting Threats After Prank Goes Viral
- More than 3,300 Guns Reported Lost or Stolen in Illinois in 2012, Feds Say
- Slain Ashburn Man's Heart Will Be Donated, Family Says
- Man Exposes Himself to Teenage Girl, Police Say
- VIDEO: Dog on Ohio Feeder Ramp Causes Delays
- Rabbi's Alleged Sex Assault Victim Speaks Out: I Saw Him as Father Figure
- Man Sexually Assaults Woman in Mayfair, Police Say
- Man Tried to Rape Teen in West Lawn, Police Say
- String of Cabbie Robberies Halted After Arrest of Suspects, Police Say
- Eight Wounded In Shootings Monday
- University of Chicago Fraternity Getting Threats After Prank Goes Viral
- CTU's Karen Lewis Blames 'Rich White People' for Education Inequity
- CPS Budget Cuts at Audubon Top $400K: 'My Jaw Dropped,' Principal Says
- CPS School Closings: Trumbull Parents Announce Discrimination Suit
- CPS Teacher: I am Not a Racist, Gay Porn Actor, as Blogger Claims
- Goodlow Elementary Parents Pull Kids From Last Weeks of School in Protest
- Hugs and Tears at Lafayette's Last String Orchestra Concert
- Budget Cuts are 'Nightmarish' for Wildwood Elementary School
- More than 850 CPS Teachers and Staff Laid Off
- CPS Closings: Officials Preparing for Students' Transitions to New Schools
- Lollapalooza Food Announced: Salsa Truck, Glazed & Infused and More
- Wrigley Field Returns to PETA's Top 10 Veggie-Friendly Ballpark List
- A Taste of the 'Taste:' Samplers Get Preview of Festival
- DryHop's Grand Opening So Popular, Brewery and Gastropub Runs Out of Food
- Garden in the City: Digging Up Memories
- La Colombe Cafe Expands to Wicker Park Under the Damen 'L' Stop
- Seven New Food Trucks Approved, as Rahm Films Food Network Episode
- Red Mango's Froyo-for-a-Year Promotion Attracts Overnight Campers
- Blighted Currency Exchange Gets New Life as Old Fashioned Dog, Burger Joint
- Mott St. Restaurant's Opening in Wicker Park Brings in the Crowds
- CTU's Karen Lewis Blames 'Rich White People' for Education Inequity
- Ban on Plastic Bags Left Hanging After Council Committee Hearing
- Aussies Want Chicago Park Named for Architect Who Designed Their Capital
- Obama's Irish Roots: From Old Sod to South Side for First Daughters
- Plastic Bag Ban Again Debated in City Council Committee
- Keystone Pipeline Protest Yields 22 Arrests at Metcalfe Federal Building
- Chateau Hotel: Remaining Tenants Have Until Friday to Vacate
- Keystone XL Pipeline Opponents Plan Protest for Monday
- Rabbi's Alleged Sex Assault Victim Speaks Out: I Saw Him as Father Figure
- Detained in Chicago, Taken to Wisconsin: Undocumented Father Returns
- Aussies Want Chicago Park Named for Architect Who Designed Their Capital
- Hot Wicker Park, Bucktown Market Sees 135 Home Sales in Eight Weeks
- University of Chicago Quad Expansion Next Week Shuts City Street, For Good
- Oak Street Barneys Building Sold for $154 Million
- Hull House Center Supporters Get Good News, But Are 'Late To The Game'
- Mario's Lemonade Owner says 'No' to Another Taylor Street Restaurant
- Vienna Beef Move to Bridgeport Gets $5M City TIF Subsidy
- Controversial Chevron Sculpture Comes Down, But Only Temporarily
- Astor House Residents Get Legal Help To Fight Bed Bugs, Busted Elevators
- Man Charged with Renting Gold Coast Apartment on Craigslist That Wasn't His
- Wrigley Field Returns to PETA's Top 10 Veggie-Friendly Ballpark List
- McKinley Park Pool to Open Friday
- The 606: Bloomingdale Trail Gets New Name, Final Plans Revealed
- Garden in the City: Digging Up Memories
- Chicago Inter Handball Club Aims to Showcase Sport at North Avenue Beach
- For Retired NFL Players, a Professional Reboot
- Lakeview Man to Bring 18-Hole Mini Golf Course to Local Schools
- Hawks' Andrew Shaw Gets a Pardon from his Mom for Live TV F-Bomb
- Chicago Judge Is a Kid at Heart for Roller Coasters
- At Chicago's Northwest Corner, A Flag Marks City's Territory
- CTA Selects Wall-Sized Artwork for Seven North Side Red Line Stations
- VIDEO: Dog on Ohio Feeder Ramp Causes Delays
- City Stickers on Sale Thursday at 11th Ward Office
- Free Sunday Parking, But Also Longer Meter Hours, Starts Next Week
- Bike to Work Week: Rahm, LaHood Celebrate with Avid Cyclists
- University of Chicago Quad Expansion Next Week Shuts City Street, For Good
- Derailment Leads to Canceled Trains, Delays for SouthWest Metra Riders
- Protected Bike Lanes Opened on Stretch of Milwaukee Ave.
- Chicago Bicyclists, Drivers Issued Warnings in Bucktown Crackdown
- Red Line Construction: 10 Things You Didn't Know
- President Obama Invites Hyde Park Academy Boys To 'Check-in' At White House
- Sox, Bulls Stars Talk Chicago Violence with At-Risk Boys, Call for Change
- Aimee and Yuriy's Miracle Love Story Adds New Chapter
- Obama Library Would Bring Change To Poor Neighborhood Once Called 'Hope'
- Tony Fitzpatrick's Art Institute of Chicago Debut Makes Mom Proud
- Chance the Rapper's Love for Chicago Makes Ma (and Dad) Proud
- Beat the Red Line Blues with a Peaceful Ride to Work on the River
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- Asean Johnson Helped Save His School, Next Stop: Mayor?
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