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Does City Council Back Lightfoot’s 10 PM Curfew? Aldermen Delay Vote On Making It Permanent
The move raises questions about if the mayor has enough votes for the earlier curfew to become a permanent change. Several aldermen have slammed Lightfoot's push as outdated.
Mom Of Dakotah Earley, Man Shot In Lincoln Park, Meets Neighbor Who Saved His Life: He ‘Is My Hero’
Video of Earley's shooting shocked neighbors earlier this month. Joy Dobbs said she's not sure her son would have survived if not for the help of neighbor David Hussar.
Woman Found ‘Handcuffed And Chained’ In Abandoned South Side House After Activist Hears Her Cries For Help
The woman is in good condition and staying in a hotel. The man who found her said the incident reflects the need for community control over abandoned property in disinvested neighborhoods.
Neon ‘Dinkel’s’ Sign Being Auctioned Off After Century-Old Bakery’s Closure
The vertical neon "Dinkel's" sign was listed on an auction website with a starting bid of $5,000. The famous bakery closed April 30 after more than 100 years in business.
