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As if a pandemic isn’t enough, North Lawndale residents are now fighting against three possible Chicago Public School closures

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The 2020 Chicago South Side Film Festival is virtual. Check out the final two screenings starting Oct. 1

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The 2020 Chicago South Side Film Festival is virtual. Check out the final two screenings starting Oct. 1

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The Chicago Board of Elections is recruiting nearly 13,000 residents to work the polls this election season

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The Chicago Board of Elections is recruiting nearly 13,000 residents to work the polls this election season

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Black bartenders are recreating the bar experience through mobile services during COVID-19

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