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Dear Abby: Bride’s half-sister is crushed after she’s invited, then disinvited to the wedding

All her other siblings were there as she tied the knot with a famous athlete.

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Americans aren’t as angry or cynical as many think

There’s plenty going on in the world to worry about, but I can’t agree that it’s rendered all Americans cynical and negative.

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Chicagoans can provide winter clothing for children in need

Coats and other winter gear are critical to children’s health and can help them remain engaged in school, a bank executive and a nonprofit leader say about their partnership to help kids who need winter clothing.

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A woman’s eviction from Richton Park home shows flaws of crime-free ordinances

If calling police is a step law-abiding citizens are encouraged to do, crime-free ordinances that punish them from doing so only threaten to hinder police investigations.

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Where will Bears QB Justin Fields be in 2024? Handicapping the odds

The Bears’ decision to move on from Fields might be made for them.

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Horoscope for Saturday, Dec. 2, 2023

There are no restrictions to shopping or important decisions. The moon is in Leo.

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Northwestern upsets No. 1 Purdue for second season in a row

Incredibly, this game was even better than the one on Super Bowl Sunday.

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Fenwick wins the Battle of Oak Park, takes down the Huskies at the Chicago Elite Classic

Ty Macariola scored a game-high 26 points as the Friars beat local rival Oak Park 56-47 in the Chicago Elite Classic at Credit Union 1 Arena.

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Brighton Park migrant tent site had mercury, arsenic, other contaminants — but city deems it ‘safe for temporary residential use’

City officials say the most problematic metals and chemicals have been removed. State environmental officials will have to sign off before the project is finalized.

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Elk Grove Village police fatally shoot man they say was wielding knife

Elk Grove police officers responded to reports of a man with a knife in the 200 block of Fern Drive, and once at the scene, a man exited a house with a knife, police said. He then confronted police in a nearby yard, and during the exchange, police shot him.

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This bright, earthy farro pilaf is easy to make from scratch

The principle behind a pilaf is to saute grains and then steam them in a flavorful broth, embellished with aromatics such as garlic, onion and dried spices.

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Brendan Savage, whose mom sued to get him back on basketball team, plays for Hinsdale South

Savage received the full high school basketball experience. Mustangs fans booed him when he first checked in with three minutes left in the first quarter. Savage was the first player off the bench for the Hornets.

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Amid city delays, state pitching in additional $2M to feed migrants

Another $2 million will be matched by the Chicago Food Depository, which has already been providing meals to migrants since June, in partnership with 15 minority-owned restaurants in Chicago.

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102-year-old toy inventor, Chicago’s Eddy Goldfarb is still creating, starring in documentary

In addition to Yakity-Yak Talking Teeth, one of his more than 800 creations, Goldfarb also dreamed up the Bubble Gun, battery-powered Stomper vehicles and KerPlunk.

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A more tony Preckwinkle? Pappas adds a little wow to wardrobe of County Board president for the holidays

Toni Preckwinkle is known for her restrained yet clearly commanding presence, sporting a rather sensible, no flair look. Guess what Maria Pappas gave her for Christmas? “I thought Toni could use some Pappas style,” the treasurer told Sneed.

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Illinois is due for some budget belt-tightening

If state revenues fall in the next fiscal year, as projected, base spending will likely have to be cut, Rich Miller writes.

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Friday’s high school basketball scores

All the scores from around the area.

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‘Renaissance: A Film By Beyoncé’ offers a marvelous glimpse into megastar’s personal, professional worlds

The self-directed and self-produced documentary/concert film is as much a work of art as the monolithic concert production itself.

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George Santos expelled from Congress, how Illinois members voted

Three members from the Illinois delegation declined to vote to expel the New York congressman from the U.S. House.

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Connor Bedard shows maturity, poise when interrogated about false Corey Perry rumors

“It’s of course [had] an effect on myself and my family, but...it’s out of our control,” Bedard said Friday in Winnipeg.

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Man found dead in Irving Park neighborhood

The man was found unresponsive about 1:30 p.m. Friday in the 4600 block of West Montrose Avenue.

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Man dies months after Logan Square shooting: ‘He is generous, kind hearted, gentle’

Alex Alvarado, 19, was shot Aug. 20 and remained hospitalized for more than three months. He died Wednesday, according to the Cook County medical examiner’s office.

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Peoples Gas warns of lost jobs, dangerous conditions unless regulators OK pipe replacement funding

In a sweeping ruling last month, the Illinois Commerce Commission put a halt to the utility’s perennially delayed and over-budget pipe project, but Peoples Gas says it needs money to wrap up the project safely.

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The one that got away? Burke comes up empty after yearslong pursuit of the ‘tuna,’ jurors hear

Burke tried, but failed, to leverage his political clout to strong-arm business for his tax appeals firm out of the New York business that redeveloped the Old Post Office.

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‘Christmas tree syndrome’ is real — what are the symptoms and how to avoid it

Dust, insect droppings, pesticide, mold, varying types of pollen and that beloved pine sent might be the culprits making you miserable.

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