The mayor is visited by the Ghost of Christmas Present.
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Who gets a slice?
Where people want the money to go and where the money actually goes
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The comeback crane
Ornithologists have called the sandhill crane migration the most beautiful natural phenomenon in the United States.
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The new normal
What the aftermath of coronavirus will bring for Chicago’s small businesses
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We are in this together
Many essential workers are from hard-to-count census populations.
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Why the census matters
Don’t let those who wish to disempower you scare you. Be counted.
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Wash your hands and practice social distancing
Advice for these uncertain and anxious times
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Up in the air
What federal law means for some Chicago residents who want to smoke pot
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The Promise
Like thousands of asylum seekers, Abu Omar waits with the uncertainty of whether the U.S. government will accept his asylum application.
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Loud & Proud
This comic has been created for the Reader to document the year-long, citywide event series Chicago 1919: Confronting the Race Riots. Coordinated by the Newberry Library and funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities, the initiative seeks to address difficult history through community conversations across the city. v Credit: Anya Davidson