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Good morning, Chicago. ✶🔎 Below: As the Chicago school board election nears, parents say one anti-teachers-union group broke the rules against campaigning on school grounds.🗞️ Plus: The Art Institute returns Nazi-looted artwork, why more kids are taking the "bike bus" and more news you need to know.📝 Keeping score: The Cubs fell to the Marlins, 8-2; the White Sox beat the Royals, 14-11; the Sky beat the Tempo, 97-85.☁️ Today's weather: Cloudy with a high near 65.📧 Subscribe: Get our morning…
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When the lights come up on the set of Dominique Morisseau’s “Detroit 67,” now playing at eta Creative Arts Foundation, the first sound the audience hears is The Temptations 1966 hit “Ain’t Too Proud to Beg.”The song works on two levels: It inspired Morisseau’s Tony-nominated jukebox musical, “Ain’t Too Proud: The Life and Times of The Temptations,” which propelled the Detroit native into national recognition as a playwright. The song also foreshadows the events of this historical family drama,…
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What's happening Wednesday at Halas Hall:QB issuesStarting quarterback Caleb Williams (hamstring) won't practice, and backup Tyson Bagent (concussion) isn't even in the building. Third-stringer Case Keenum, 38, will run the first-team offense with practice-squad quarterback Miller Moss behind him.Stevenson likely outBears cornerback Tyrique Stevenson suffered a hamstring injury against the Vikings, and coach Ben Johnson said he’s “week-to-week,” indicating an unlikelihood of having him against…
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The man sat behind the woman before touching her and fleeing the train in the incident earlier this month in Old Irving Park, police said.