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Renaming Chicago’s oldest house was a needed tribute to city’s Black history

The new name will prompt those interested in history to discover this African American family actually lived in and retained ownership of the house longer than any of its previous owners.

Chicago Sun-Times

NYC pickpockets target holiday crowds — and NYPD targets them; ‘Be aware and always try to hide your stuff’

NEW YORK — Pickpockets are taking advantage of unsuspecting people in big holiday season crowds throughout New York City, police officials warned Saturday.

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From casino plans to building preservation, 2022 was a busy year in Chicago architecture

And there will be much more to come in 2023.

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New York Times writes ‘unsurprising’ report on Boston’s reaction to William and Kate visit

‘Boston doesn’t care for the royals? Ya don’t say’

The Independent UK

The One Motorcycle Show Opens Ticket Sales For 2023 Event

See-See Motorcycles and ticket purchasing platform Tixr have opened ticket sales for the 2023 One Motorcycle Show in Portland, Oregon, on April 28-30, 2023.

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Auto review: Payne: Big ute in the big city, GMC Yukon Denali holidays in Chicago

CHICAGO — This is a big city. Big buildings. Big avenues. Big sports teams. Big shoulders. Big swagger.

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People can learn to coexist with urban wildlife. Lincoln Park Zoo is showing how.

By studying animals in urban habitats, we’re learning not just about them, but also about us, and how our worlds affect one another. The zoo is working with nearly 50 cities across the world to promote coexistence

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Heidi Stevens: A stranger gave her his Christmas tree when she lost her job. It's been her guiding light ever since.

CHICAGO — It was the second week of December, and Amanda Ullah was counting the minutes to payday so she and her roommate could purchase a Christmas tree for their little apartment, perched above a bar on Chicago’s North Side.

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Things to Do in Chicago Dec. 1-7: The Mix

Violinist Itzhak Perlman at Symphony Center, holiday fun at Skydeck Chicago, and the Pentatonix Christmas Spectacular are among the entertainment highlights in the week ahead.

Chicago Sun-Times

Biden announces new national monument near Nevada-California border

SAN JOSE, Calif. — President Joe Biden on Wednesday announced he will establish a new national monument across a vast landscape on southern Nevada’s border with California to protect an area sacred to 12 Native American tribes and rich with big horn sheep, Joshua tree forests, desert tortoises, ancient petroglyphs…

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Biden: Nevada site sacred to tribes to be national monument

President Joe Biden says he intends to designate a broad rugged mountain area considered sacred by area Native Americans in southern Nevada as a new national monument

The Independent UK

IDNR extends the deadlines for spring turkey applications

Because of an issue with the permitting system, the Illinois Department of Natural Resources has extended the deadlines.

Chicago Sun-Times

Pedestrian struck by Metra UP Northwest train in Arlington Heights

The incident happened before 6:30 a.m. near the railroad crossing at Ridge and Northwest Highway.

Chicago Sun-Times

Spot on: Parking and fishing along the Chicago lakefront

Driving and checking parking for anglers (and others who drive and use the lakefront) from south to north, Calumet Park to the Evanston border.

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Bison’s relocation to Native lands reviving spiritual bonds

Decades after the last bison vanished from their tribal lands, the Cherokee Nation is part of a resurgence of Indigenous people seeking to reconnect with the animals.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Will Bunch: The far right is losing. That's why America has never been so dangerous

'Tis the season, apparently. Pre-Thanksgiving travelers who clogged the busy Gate D10 at Seattle-Tacoma International were shocked — although maybe slightly less shocked than they would have been five years ago — to see a young-adult male passenger abruptly throw up a Nazi salute and begin a barely comprehensible antisemitic…

Boston Herald

Seaplane soars above traffic as Boston-to-New York City gets closer than ever

The fastest commute to Manhattan by land, sea or air takes just 20 seconds to catch wind.

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Take A Look At The Cabot Trail By Motorcycle In Cape Breton, Nova Scotia

Round-the-world adventurer Kinga Tanajewska and her BMW F 800 GS take on the world-famous Cabot Trail, a beautiful scenic road in Nova Scotia, Canada.

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It’s a big world after all at Disneyland Resort this holiday season

SAN DIEGO — Since Disneyland Park opened in Anaheim in 1955, The Walt Disney Co. has opened 11 more theme parks around the world, including locations in France, Japan, Hong Kong and China.

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Car rental tips and tricks ahead of winter travel season

As the winter travel season approaches, AAA Travel has some car rental tips and tricks for Americans as they prepare to visit friends and family.

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This Grand Canyon destination will ditch its ‘offensive name’ after decades, rangers say

Decades ago, the National Park Service forced the Havasupai tribe from an area once known as Ha’a Gyoh, officials said.

Los Angeles Times

Want a desert experience that’s not Joshua Tree? Here are 3

This is not about Joshua Tree, California.

The Independent UK

Why Tampa, Florida is the blazing beach-and-city break you’ve never thought of

This sporty coastal city has new flights, plus a growing hotel scene and sunshine on tap. Lucy Thackray checks out its highlights

Chicago Sun-Times

River North restaurants cut hours more than any area in U.S. during COVID: survey

River North restaurants have cut 20.2 hours per week, on average, since COVID hit. Restaurant owners cite reasons including inflation, lack of workers and changing consumer habits. But the biggest issue may be the sluggish return to workers downtown.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

2 more buses carrying immigrants from Texas arrive in Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA — Two more buses carrying immigrants from Texas rolled into Philadelphia on Friday morning, the day-after-Thanksgiving arrivals offering a test of how fast and effectively the city could mount yet another welcome.

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