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      Funny Business: Improv and sketch comedy is rooted in Chicago but bears its fruit elsewhere

      Funny Business: Improv and sketch comedy is rooted in Chicago but bears its fruit elsewhere

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      The Cap: The Life and Times of Chicago’s Real-Life Folk Antihero

      The Cap: The Life and Times of Chicago’s Real-Life Folk Antihero

      The Features
      Chicago’s Sexual-Trafficking Machine And The Crusaders Who Fight It

      Chicago’s Sexual-Trafficking Machine And The Crusaders Who Fight It

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      It’s Go Time: New life is being pumped into this ancient game

      It’s Go Time: New life is being pumped into this ancient game

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      Fighting The Fight: Activist, former Bull Craig Hodges guides youth in his hometown

      Fighting The Fight: Activist, former Bull Craig Hodges guides youth in his hometown

      Our Past
      The Rise And Fall Of Chicago’s Greatest Industry

      The Rise And Fall Of Chicago’s Greatest Industry

      Evolution
      Lincoln Square: A German time-capsule supported by growing diversity

      Lincoln Square: A German time-capsule supported by growing diversity

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      Lauren Huffman And The Comeback of Storytelling

      Lauren Huffman And The Comeback of Storytelling

      Evolution
      Lincoln Square: A German time-capsule supported by growing diversity

      Lincoln Square: A German time-capsule supported by growing diversity

      Evolution
      Old Town: Enjoy an open-door policy and a changing landscape

      Old Town: Enjoy an open-door policy and a changing landscape

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      Wrigleyville: Raising the bar, while making room for families

      Wrigleyville: Raising the bar, while making room for families

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      Ukrainian Village: Traditions overcome ‘hottest neighborhood’ label

      Ukrainian Village: Traditions overcome ‘hottest neighborhood’ label

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      Lauren Huffman And The Comeback of Storytelling

      Lauren Huffman And The Comeback of Storytelling

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      Richard Cahan: The Curator Of Chicago’s History

      Richard Cahan: The Curator Of Chicago’s History

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      From Up On High: The supertall ambition of skyscraper savant Adrian Smith

      From Up On High: The supertall ambition of skyscraper savant Adrian Smith

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      Changing Aging: Cherie Getlin and her team are advancing late-life care

      Changing Aging: Cherie Getlin and her team are advancing late-life care

      Namesake
      Diversey Avenue: A Founding Brewer

      Diversey Avenue: A Founding Brewer

      Namesake
      Oz Park: An Iconic Story Written Locally

      Oz Park: An Iconic Story Written Locally

      Namesake
      The Rookery Building: Crows and Corruption

      The Rookery Building: Crows and Corruption

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      William Wells: The soldier with the double life

      William Wells: The soldier with the double life

      On These Streets
      ‘I’m one of the lucky ones’ — Marisol Nichols

      ‘I’m one of the lucky ones’ — Marisol Nichols

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      ‘It Means A Lot To Me, The City. I Love It.’ — Danny Pudi

      ‘It Means A Lot To Me, The City. I Love It.’ — Danny Pudi

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      ‘I Get Cravings For Chicago’ — Jeff Garlin

      ‘I Get Cravings For Chicago’ — Jeff Garlin

      On These Streets
      ‘My Life Is So Much Cooler Than I Ever Dreamed’ — Emily Bergl

      ‘My Life Is So Much Cooler Than I Ever Dreamed’ — Emily Bergl

      Our Past
      The Rise And Fall Of Chicago’s Greatest Industry

      The Rise And Fall Of Chicago’s Greatest Industry

      Our Past
      A Love Triangle Fit For The Big Screen

      A Love Triangle Fit For The Big Screen

      Our Past
      All in ‘A Hard Day’s Night’

      All in ‘A Hard Day’s Night’

      Our Past
      Clark and Addison Before the Cubs

      Clark and Addison Before the Cubs

      What Now?
      Fighting The Fight: Activist, former Bull Craig Hodges guides youth in his hometown

      Fighting The Fight: Activist, former Bull Craig Hodges guides youth in his hometown

      What Now?
      Marcus Robinson’s State Of Mind

      Marcus Robinson’s State Of Mind

      What Now?
      Loyalty And The Red Baron

      Loyalty And The Red Baron

      What Now?
      The Recovery of Éric Dazé

      The Recovery of Éric Dazé

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      Q&A with Rich Cohen, author of ‘The Chicago Cubs: Story of a Curse’

      Q&A with Rich Cohen, author of ‘The Chicago Cubs: Story of a Curse’

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      Winter 2017-’18

      Winter 2017-’18

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      What We’re Reading: Winter 2017-’18

      What We’re Reading: Winter 2017-’18

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      When Autocorrect Is Incorrect

      When Autocorrect Is Incorrect

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      Q&A with Rich Cohen, author of ‘The Chicago Cubs: Story of a Curse’

      Q&A with Rich Cohen, author of ‘The Chicago Cubs: Story of a Curse’

      Dialogue
      Q&A with Jac Jemc, author of ‘The Grip of It’

      Q&A with Jac Jemc, author of ‘The Grip of It’

      Dialogue
      Q&A with Catherine Lacey, author of ‘The Answers’

      Q&A with Catherine Lacey, author of ‘The Answers’

      Dialogue
      Q&A with Jami Attenberg, author of ‘All Grown Up’

      Q&A with Jami Attenberg, author of ‘All Grown Up’

      Language Art
      When Autocorrect Is Incorrect

      When Autocorrect Is Incorrect

      Language Art
      Make One Word Two Again

      Make One Word Two Again

      Language Art
      Keep Your Writing In Line With Parallel Structure

      Keep Your Writing In Line With Parallel Structure

      Language Art
      The Perils Of Plurals

      The Perils Of Plurals

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      What We’re Reading: Winter 2017-’18

      What We’re Reading: Winter 2017-’18

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      What We’re Reading: Fall 2017

      What We’re Reading: Fall 2017

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      What We’re Reading: Summer 2017

      What We’re Reading: Summer 2017

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      What We’re Reading Spring 2017

      What We’re Reading Spring 2017

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      Winter 2017-’18

      Winter 2017-’18

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June 2017
Namesake
Oz Park: An Iconic Story Written Locally

Oz Park: An Iconic Story Written Locally

  • Sarah Lahey
  • June 28, 2017

"The Wizard of Oz” has always had a cult following. It began with the original book, written by L. Frank Baum in. Continue reading

Language Art
Make One Word Two Again

Make One Word Two Again

  • Amanda Jacobs
  • June 26, 2017

I don’t usually like to get political in a public forum—unless publicly correcting the president’s grammar. Continue reading

The Features
How’d Portillo’s Do It?

How’d Portillo’s Do It?

  • Melissa Silverberg
  • June 22, 2017

Portillo’s has grown from a roadside shack to a city’s culinary pillar. Serving dogs and beef, how could that. Continue reading

What Now?
Loyalty And The Red Baron

Loyalty And The Red Baron

  • Joe Coughlin
  • June 19, 2017

When Rick Sutcliffe thinks back to the defining moments in his career, he hears a familiar voice again and again.. Continue reading

On These Streets
‘I Get Cravings For Chicago’ — Jeff Garlin

‘I Get Cravings For Chicago’ — Jeff Garlin

  • Chicagoly
  • June 16, 2017

Our neighborhood was, as they say, idyllic, living at the corner of Church Street and Merrill Avenue in Morton. Continue reading

Glimpse
From Up On High: The supertall ambition of skyscraper savant Adrian Smith

From Up On High: The supertall ambition of skyscraper savant Adrian Smith

  • Alan P. Henry
  • June 12, 2017

“The sky’s the limit,” says Adrian Smith, with a well-earned air of authority. World-renowned in part as a. Continue reading

Popular Books
What We’re Reading: Summer 2017

What We’re Reading: Summer 2017

  • Chicagoly
  • June 10, 2017

Most-checked-out titles from the Oak Park Public Library (thru mid-May 2017) Fiction ❶ My Brilliant. Continue reading

The Features
Chicago’s Game: History, heroes, friends, family, and the softball game that defines a city

Chicago’s Game: History, heroes, friends, family, and the softball game that defines a city

  • David Himmel
  • June 8, 2017

They call it mecca. Or Wrigley Field in Forest Park; though, Wrigley West has a better ring to it. It’s three. Continue reading

Dialogue
Q&A with Catherine Lacey, author of ‘The Answers’

Q&A with Catherine Lacey, author of ‘The Answers’

  • Joe Coughlin
  • June 6, 2017

While dating, everyone experiments—new people, new places, new feelings, new reactions. But Catherine Lacey. Continue reading

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