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Mayoral Election 2015

Chicago Citywide Election

Chicago Talks, February 26, 2015

Jackson Pallas, a Chicago Public Schools employee, called for change in the city’s schools at…

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Politics is Local

Backlash to Governor Rauner’s Proposed Budget Cuts

Chicago Talks, February 5, 2015

“Honor the contract!” “Save our jobs!” were phrases shouted at a protest in front of the…

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Community

Vacant Buildings in 17th Ward are Impacting Residents’ Quality of Life

Chicago Talks, December 17, 2014

Doors boarded up with plywood, stamped with graffiti and gang signs. Porches clinging to the…

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Community

Auburn Gresham 79th Street Renaissance Festival Returns

Chicago Talks, September 8, 2011

The 6th Annual Auburn Gresham 79th Street Renaissance Festival is this Saturday, 9.10.11. There will…

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One Southwest Side Group Employs More Youth Than Ever to Help Sustain Community

Chicago Talks, August 24, 2010

A news report from Ernest Sanders, Greater Auburn-Gresham Development Corporation As part of its Smart…

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Basketball Leagues, Street Markets and Festivals Bring Different Look to Some Neighborhoods

Chicago Talks, August 17, 2010

A news report from Ed Finkel, New Communities Program Summer in the city has meant…

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Greater Auburn Gresham’s Winter News Update

Chicago Talks, January 14, 2010

The Greater Auburn-Gresham Development Corporation (GADC) newsletter is available online. Some of the events and…

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Want to Help Families Survive the Economy? Volunteer.

Chicago Talks, January 4, 2010

With debt, foreclosures, unemployment and heating costs on the rise, low-income families often find themselves falling behind. To help bring some relief during the upcoming tax season, the Center for Economic Progress is recruiting volunteers to help bring free tax and financial services to families who need them most.

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Opinion

  • Chicago’s influential music scene doesn’t get the respect it deserves 
    by Zoey Hill-Hernandez
  • Lost in translation: ‘I would see everyone else writing while I just stared blankly at my paper’
    by Cynthia Alaniz
  • ‘It felt like something was gnawing at my heart’; Columbia student copes with illness of a lifetime
    by Morgan Bruner
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Arts and Culture

  • 23 years later, Mazzy Star’s masterpiece album still casts a spell
    by Triniti Waxman
  • Queer Chicago designer finds niche dressing drag performers
    by Seng Xiong
  • From dorm room to mainstage, Phat Dragon built a comedy cult following 
    by Ava Simone Forster
  • Great Ideas of Humanity exhibit showcases famous quotes made visual 
    by Sh'Mara Chism
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Feature

  • Hairstylist helps clients embrace their own beauty, rather than copy someone else’s 
  • Care for Real food pantry serves North Siders as need grows 
  • Cuddle Bunny: Where visitors can chill out with a furry friend 
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