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Blackhawks addressing defensive weakness leading to back-door goals against

After the Blue Jackets and Maple Leafs exploited the Hawks’ inability to defend back-door tap-ins last week, the Hawks talked about boxing out better and preventing passing lanes from opening up.

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Specialty grocers Foxtrot and Dom’s Kitchen & Market to merge

They will form a new company, Outfox Hospitality, where Dom’s co-founder Bob Mariano will be an adviser and board member.

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Hinsdale South allows Brendan Savage back on the basketball team after his mom sues

Erin Savage heard the news she needed from Hinsdale Township School District’s lawyer on Tuesday morning. Her son Brendan is back on the boys basketball team. Savage sued the school district and several employees after Brendan was cut from the basketball team.

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Rosalynn Carter tributes highlight reach as first lady, humanitarian, small-town Baptist

“She just quietly went about the business of trying to make the world a better place,” said Elizabeth Laudig, who drove 12 hours from Dallas to pay her respects. “She was not a showy or extravagant first lady, but she was humble, you know, kind, hardworking, and got things done…

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UP North Polar? Metra adds holiday train to Union Pacific North rail line

Tickets to the holiday train will cost $5 and go on sale at 7 a.m. Thursday.

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Truancy officers would help prevent chronic absenteeism in Chicago Public Schools

Having to stand before a judge and explain why a child is not regularly attending school is a great deterrent to chronic school absenteeism, a retired police officer writes.

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City changing migrant arrivals playbook

Taking advantage of a slowing number of buses arriving in Chicago and with an eye toward winter, the city is retooling its approach to welcoming migrants, aiming to soon empty all police stations.

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Vikings star WR Justin Jefferson out vs. Bears after team opts not to activate him

Jefferson had 36 catches for 571 yards and three touchdowns in five games before being sidelined by a hamstring injury.

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Bulls’ ‘Big Three’ is broken and has been broken for quite some time

Nikola Vucevic said back in October that the “Big Three” of himself, DeMar DeRozan and Zach LaVine needed to deliver early this season or there would be an or else. We’ve reached or else.

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Heat: Another use for fishing steelhead

Dan Lindich found a tangential use for catching nice steelhead on the Chicago lakefront: It’s a good way to warm up.

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Person fatally struck by Metra train near Edison Park station

Inbound and outbound service resumed around 9:20 a.m. on the Union Pacific Northwest.

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Is lettuce good for you? Do you know the healthiest type?

The CDC recommends thoroughly washing greens or buying ones labeled as “ready to eat,” “triple washed” or “no washing necessary.”

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Man dies following Lower West Side neighborhood shooting

Antonio Alvarado was on a sidewalk in the 2300 block of South Oakley Avenue when someone shot him, police said.

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Dear Abby: Tow was the fault of my date, who didn’t offer to pay

He was wrong when he advised parking in a lot that turned out to be off-limits.

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Block 37 poses as a mansion for ‘Clue: A Walking Mystery,’ an interactive whodunit that’s lots of fun

Challenging crime-solving game continues in Chicago through New Year’s Eve.

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CHA mounts $50 million program to fix up scattered sites

The agency promises to be “laser focused” over the next 18 months on its vacant single-family homes and smaller apartment buildings.

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Thousands of babies born prematurely in Illinois, mirroring a deadly national trend

A new report by the March of Dimes underscores the need for elected officials, government and the healthcare system to do more to save lives, especially Black women and babies.

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Unpaid family caregivers need support from federal, state and local governments

The first-ever national caregiving strategy is a roadmap to support unpaid family caregivers, the executive director of the Illinois Family Caregiver Coalition writes.

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3 keys for Bears against Vikings, starting with a thriving passing attack

The Bears are underdogs, as usual, but here are three keys to them upsetting the Vikings on Monday.

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Horoscope for Monday, Nov. 27, 2023

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

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6 armed robberies occur over 3 hours Sunday afternoon

Two people were battered and hospitalized. In a community alert, police say three of the incidents involving a white BMW sedan may be related.

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Some college football coaches are sitting on the edge of their hot seats

For coaches such as Ryan Day, losing frequently to one heated rival separates good from great.

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Stellar first quarter wasted as Bulls continue finding ways to lose

Thanks to giving up a franchise-record 25 threes on Sunday, the Bulls watched a 21-point first quarter lead quickly disintegrate at the hands of the Nets. It was the fourth straight loss and the seventh in the last eight games.

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3 men of Palestinian descent attending holiday gathering shot, wounded near University of Vermont

Two of the men wounded are in stable condition. One man sustained more serious injuries. Authorities say the attack may have been a hate crime.

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Bulls coach Billy Donovan still searching for sustained physicality

While Donovan never would come out and call his roster soft, he once again expressed his frustration with his players’ lack of consistent physicality throughout a game.

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