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Orange Line Service Resuming After Person Killed By Train
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Slain High School Freshman Dreamed of Joining the Military
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Polo Cafe Ready to Serve Sunday Gospel Brunch
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Gov. Quinn Cracks Down on Social Media 'Flash Mobs' with Stiffer Penalties
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Kanye West's 'New Slaves' Shuts Down Six Corners in Wicker Park
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Four Injured After Elevator Falls in Gold Coast Parking Garage
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Three Killed, Eight Wounded in Weekend Gun Violence
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Urban Prep High School Students Honor Their Fathers
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Slain High School Freshman Dreamed of Joining the Military
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Gov. Quinn Cracks Down on Social Media 'Flash Mobs' with Stiffer Penalties
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Hyde Park Garden Fair Seeks to Replace Stolen Flowers
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CBS' '48 Hours' to Focus on City Murders, Drug Traffic
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Oriole Park to Get Annex to Relieve Overcrowding; Wildwood Out of Luck
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Renovations Set for 'Neglected' Taft High School
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Man, 83, Hit by Car and Killed While Riding Bike on Northwest Side
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Kanye West's 'New Slaves' Shuts Down Six Corners in Wicker Park
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New Lakeview Restaurant Bentley Tavern to Fill Storied Space on Southport
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Wrigley Hostel Opening a Half Block Away from Wrigley Field
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Walter Payton College Prep's Visually Impaired Students Star at Judo
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DePaul Details New Basketball Arena Proposal
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CHA Broke Promise to Rehab Cabrini Rowhouses, Lawsuit Alleges
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Lane Tech Junior Wins Chicago Farmers Market Design Contest
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Police to Target Drunken Drivers This Weekend
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Garage Sales a Thrifter's Paradise This Weekend
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CPS School Closings: Opponents Begin Three-Day March Against Closures
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Three Killed, Eight Wounded in Weekend Gun Violence
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Spanish Cobra Misses Target, Hits Teen Girl, Prosecutors Say
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Teens Raped 12-Year-Old Girl, Posted Video On Facebook, Prosecutors Say
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Scafuri's Bakery Back in Biz
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Walter Payton College Prep's Visually Impaired Students Star at Judo
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Family of Street Performer Who Fell From High-Rise 'in Shock'
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Couple Moves Belongings Out of 'Dream' Home That Wasn't Theirs
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Walter Payton College Prep's Visually Impaired Students Star at Judo
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Kanye West's 'New Slaves' Shuts Down Six Corners in Wicker Park
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2013 Chicago Summer Festivals Guide
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Movies in the Park Lineup: 'Skyfall,' 'Life of Pi' and More
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Mayfest 2013: Music, Food and an Owner-Pet Lookalike Contest
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'Pillow-soft' Stingray Exhibit and Rick Bayless Hosts High School Gala
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West Fest Headliners Include House Music DJs
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Gov. Quinn Cracks Down on Social Media 'Flash Mobs' with Stiffer Penalties
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Child Badly Injured After Falling Out Window
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Mentally Disabled Woman Last Seen in Chicago Lawn
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CPS School Closings: Opponents Begin Three-Day March Against Closures
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Oriole Park to Get Annex to Relieve Overcrowding; Wildwood Out of Luck
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CPS School Closings: Some Schools On Closing List Might Be Spared: Sources
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New Lakeview Restaurant Bentley Tavern to Fill Storied Space on Southport
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Lane Tech Junior Wins Chicago Farmers Market Design Contest
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Scafuri's Bakery Back in Biz
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CPS School Closings: Opponents Begin Three-Day March Against Closures
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Medicinal Marijuana Bill Set To Go To Governor's Desk
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Oriole Park to Get Annex to Relieve Overcrowding; Wildwood Out of Luck
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Apartments with Cathedral Ceilings Coming to Old Church on Damen Avenue
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Real Estate Firm @properties Opens Uptown Office
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Cuneo Memorial Hospital: Green Developer's Plan to Save Building In Doubt
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Hyde Park Garden Fair Seeks to Replace Stolen Flowers
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Chicago from the Air: A Bird's-Eye View of Our City
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Walter Payton College Prep's Visually Impaired Students Star at Judo
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Red Line Construction: CTA Boss Says 'Facts' Make Case for Makeover
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Orange Line Service Resuming After Person Killed By Train
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Police to Target Drunken Drivers This Weekend
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Workers Sound Off on Mayor Emanuel's Impact on Chicago
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Brother Raymond Pushes For Peace, Redemption Amid School Closing Fears
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Mother's Day Without Kevin
- Kanye West's 'New Slaves' Shuts Down Six Corners in Wicker Park
- 2013 Chicago Summer Festivals Guide
- Movies in the Park Lineup: 'Skyfall,' 'Life of Pi' and More
- Garage Sales a Thrifter's Paradise This Weekend
- Sam Sianis and his Stinky Goat Take a Crack at Acting
- Mayfest 2013: Music, Food and an Owner-Pet Lookalike Contest
- Agassiz Elementary Celebrates 100 Years with Giant Flash Mob
- Manifest 2013 Takes Over South Loop Friday, Leaves Art Display at Hilton
- 'Beer Bingo' Rewards Craft Brew Fans in Lincoln Square, North Center
- Rahm Details Plans to Refresh Navy Pier, Add Arena at McCormick Place
- Mayfest 2013: Music, Food and an Owner-Pet Lookalike Contest
- 'Pillow-soft' Stingray Exhibit and Rick Bayless Hosts High School Gala
- West Fest Headliners Include House Music DJs
- Rowing Program Charts a New Course for Low-Income Students
- Brooks, Payton Finally Play Ball
- Skip the Babysitter But Not the Date on Parents' Night Out
- McKinley Park Community Garden Party Scheduled
- Blood On Mayor's Hands? Rahm Accepts School-Closing Responsibility
- Special Olympics Chicago Celebrates Opening Ceremony at Soldier Field
- Benton House Rookie Robotics Team a Hit
- Gov. Quinn Cracks Down on Social Media 'Flash Mobs' with Stiffer Penalties
- Child Badly Injured After Falling Out Window
- Mentally Disabled Woman Last Seen in Chicago Lawn
- Three Killed, Eight Wounded in Weekend Gun Violence
- False Michigan Ave. Robbery Claim Troubling to Many Blacks
- Woman Killed By Train on South Side Was Talking on Phone When She Died
- CBS' '48 Hours' to Focus on City Murders, Drug Traffic
- Spanish Cobra Misses Target, Hits Teen Girl, Prosecutors Say
- Four Injured After Elevator Falls in Gold Coast Parking Garage
- CeaseFire: 2013 Will See Record Low Number of Murders in City
- CPS School Closings: Opponents Begin Three-Day March Against Closures
- Oriole Park to Get Annex to Relieve Overcrowding; Wildwood Out of Luck
- CPS School Closings: Some Schools On Closing List Might Be Spared: Sources
- Urban Prep High School Students Honor Their Fathers
- Lane Tech Junior Wins Chicago Farmers Market Design Contest
- CTU Votes on Leadership, Karen Lewis Faces Challenge
- Renovations Set for 'Neglected' Taft High School
- Phil Hogan, the Last Franciscan at Hales High, 'a Walking Piece of History'
- Agassiz Elementary Celebrates 100 Years with Giant Flash Mob
- Students Stage 'Die In' at School-Closing Protest
- New Lakeview Restaurant Bentley Tavern to Fill Storied Space on Southport
- Lane Tech Junior Wins Chicago Farmers Market Design Contest
- Scafuri's Bakery Back in Biz
- Sam Sianis and his Stinky Goat Take a Crack at Acting
- Farmers Market Season Opens in Logan Square, Humboldt Park
- Spiteful Brewing Shows Its Artsy Side on Its Bottles
- Lillie's Q Barbecue Back in Business on North Avenue in Mid-June
- Polo Cafe Ready to Serve Sunday Gospel Brunch
- Agassiz Elementary Celebrates 100 Years with Giant Flash Mob
- Crimefighting 'Smoke Out' Planned for Friday
- CPS School Closings: Opponents Begin Three-Day March Against Closures
- Medicinal Marijuana Bill Set To Go To Governor's Desk
- Oriole Park to Get Annex to Relieve Overcrowding; Wildwood Out of Luck
- CTU Votes on Leadership, Karen Lewis Faces Challenge
- Renovations Set for 'Neglected' Taft High School
- Workers Sound Off on Mayor Emanuel's Impact on Chicago
- Rahm Details Plans to Refresh Navy Pier, Add Arena at McCormick Place
- New Property Tax Mulled for 53rd & Lake Park to Fund Cleaning, Landscaping
- Rahm, CTA Tout Train Tracker Improvements
- Neighbors Oppose New Apartments Despite Offer of More Affordable Housing
- Apartments with Cathedral Ceilings Coming to Old Church on Damen Avenue
- Real Estate Firm @properties Opens Uptown Office
- Cuneo Memorial Hospital: Green Developer's Plan to Save Building In Doubt
- Wrigley Hostel Opening a Half Block Away from Wrigley Field
- Couple Moves Belongings Out of 'Dream' Home That Wasn't Theirs
- CHA Broke Promise to Rehab Cabrini Rowhouses, Lawsuit Alleges
- Rahm Details Plans to Refresh Navy Pier, Add Arena at McCormick Place
- New Owners Want to Dump Historic Facade of Century Shopping Centre
- You're Mired! Trump Testimony Finally Concludes
- Neighbors Oppose New Apartments Despite Offer of More Affordable Housing
- Hyde Park Garden Fair Seeks to Replace Stolen Flowers
- Chicago from the Air: A Bird's-Eye View of Our City
- Walter Payton College Prep's Visually Impaired Students Star at Judo
- Navy Pier Ferris Wheel To Run for 48 Hours Straight for Record-Seeking Ride
- DePaul Details New Basketball Arena Proposal
- Manifest 2013 Takes Over South Loop Friday, Leaves Art Display at Hilton
- Uptown Summer Festival Still Not Approved, But Organizers Are Optimistic
- Rahm Details Plans to Refresh Navy Pier, Add Arena at McCormick Place
- Moah's Ark Urban Farm Sprouts Life in Empty Lot
- Riot Fest 2013: Blink 182, Fall Out Boy to Headline Festival
- Red Line Construction: CTA Boss Says 'Facts' Make Case for Makeover
- Orange Line Service Resuming After Person Killed By Train
- Police to Target Drunken Drivers This Weekend
- Red Line Reconstruction: Metra to Pick up Slack
- Red Line Reconstruction Leads to Confusion, Even Among CTA Workers
- Red Line Reconstruction: 35th Street Businesses Expect More Traffic, Sales
- Red Line 'Bill of Rights' Seeks To Ensure Quality Service During Redo
- Rahm, CTA Tout Train Tracker Improvements
- Man Dies After Being Hit By Train in Roseland
- Red Line Reconstruction: Chicago Water Taxi to Add Service
- Workers Sound Off on Mayor Emanuel's Impact on Chicago
- Brother Raymond Pushes For Peace, Redemption Amid School Closing Fears
- Mother's Day Without Kevin
- I Don't Hate Bikers, Not Even Hipsters on Antiques
- Blood On Mayor's Hands? Rahm Accepts School-Closing Responsibility
- Glimmer Of Hope For Manierre Elementary After Hearing Officer's Report
- John Stroger Loyalists Save Artifacts of a 'Legacy Worth Remembering'
- I Met My Friend The Earl Of Old Town in a Pullman Alley
- Payton Coach Allowed to Return After Controversial Canceled Game
- After Embarrassing Snub, It's Time for Payton and Brooks to Play Ball
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