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Calumet Fisheries Reopening Saturday After Extensive Fire

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By Dawn Rhodes Verified
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SOUTH CHICAGO — Beloved seafood shack Calumet Fisheries is reopening this weekend, seven months after a fire caused extensive damage and forced owners to rebuild and restore its iconic signs. Calumet Fisheries, 3259 E. 95th St., reopens 9 a.m. Saturday, the restaurant posted on Facebook. Hours will be 9 a.m.-9:45 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday and 10 a.m.-9:45 p.m. Sunday-Wednesday, the owners said in a Facebook post.
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University Of Chicago Radio Station Works To Bounce Back After Funding Cut

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By Dawn Rhodes Verified, Noah Glasgow Verified
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HYDE PARK — Jazz DJ Erick Hampton first stepped into the WHPK 88.5 broadcasting booth in 2015, on the recommendation of a mutual friend. As a lifelong Chicagoan and professional DJ of 15 years, Hampton had listened to the University of Chicago student-run radio station all his life. The autonomy WHPK offers its DJs, students and community members was the main appeal, Hampton said. It’s a station that is “not financially motivated,” he said.
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Tom Skilling, Legendary WGN-TV Weatherman, Will Retire After 45 Years

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By Dawn Rhodes Verified
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CHICAGO — Tom Skilling, longtime WGN meteorologist and perhaps one of Chicago’s most recognizable broadcast personalities, will retire from the role next year after 45 years delivering local weather forecasts. Skilling made the announcement on WGN Evening News on Thursday night, reminiscing on his storied career over archives clips of him in action. Skilling’s final broadcast will be Feb. 28, 2024.
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