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Foxtrot Coming Back, and This Time They Swear They’ve Changed
OLD TOWN – Following a fall from grace of epic proportions, Foxtrot has untucked its foxy tail from between its legs and begun reopenings of stores throughout the Chicago area.
Chicago Druid Prepares Chicagohenge Ritual to Ensure Good Bears Season
THE LOOP — As we reach the fall equinox, visitors to downtown are in for a photogenic treat as the sun aligns perfectly with Chicago’s grid layout to create a sensational sunset lightshow known as
Barry 'The Brood' XIX
OPINION: A Cicada Weighs In — “I’m Really Going to Miss Our Time Together”
WHEN SWEET SUMMER COMES TO A CLOSE I’M GOING TO BE SO SAD TO BID FAREWELL TO YOU. THIS SEASON HAS BEEN ONE FOR THE BOOKS, TRULY.
Local Mother’s Day Brunch Deal: Spend $300 to Get Your Mom the Drunkest She’s Ever Been
LINCOLN PARK – One popular brunch spot, Waffles & Wine, announced a new deal for those looking to treat their mom on the darkest day of the year for food service workers, Mother’s Day.
Robin Decides When It’s Morning
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Chicago Woman Undergoes Annual Reappreciation for City
Thanks to their brutal winters and short seasons, Chicagoans have to take any chance they have to stock up on enough vitamin D to get them through the snow time.
Thompson Center’s “Snoopy in a Blender” Statue Moved To Be With Matching Statue “Mickey Run Over By a Steamroller”
ART INSTITUTE — Ahead of massive renovations to turn the Thompson Center into the GoogleMaxPrison Complex, the abstract outdoor statue that greets visitors to the Center is being rehoused by the A
Chicago Announces Plans to Somehow Turn Eclipse Into a Drinking Holiday
“If the sun’s blacking out, so am I!”
City Expands St. Paddy’s Dye To All of Lake Michigan
“What they could never see coming is dyeing one quadrillion gallons of water a bright, resplendent green. That’s right, one quadrillion. That’s a real number, you can check.”
Chicagoan Overseas Still Using Lake Michigan to Orient Self
According to Lopez, Serio spent much of the trip finding Lake Michigan somewhere to his west in order to locate museums, hotels, attractions and even to give a taxi instructions to find a gelato place in Rome.
