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The 48th Chicago Marathon prepares for 55,000 runners this Sunday

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By Jenna Barnes Verified
| MSN Verified
McCormick Place is buzzing with excitement for the 48 th Chicago Marathon, with runners from around the world picking up their bibs and posing for photos as they prepare for Sunday. Csankit is visiting from Thailand for his first marathon in the US. His reason for running? Health and motivation. Rick Patzold, from Australia, said Sunday will be his 472nd marathon.
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Person in critical condition after reported stabbing at CTA Green Line station Original

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By Alonzo Small Verified, Jenna Barnes Verified
| WGN-TV (Chicago, IL) Verified
CHICAGO (WGN) – One person is in critical condition following a reported stabbing at a Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) station on the city’s Near West Side. Details remain limited, but Chicago Fire Department (CFD) personnel say first responders rushed the victim from the CTA Green Line to a nearby hospital. (Photo/WGN) Early reports suggest the incident took place in the 100 block of N. Damen Ave.
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St. Viator High School faces pushback over stadium plan

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By Jenna Barnes Verified
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ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Ill. ( WGN ) — The Halloween decorations may be spooky, but for some neighbors in Arlington Heights, the development proposal across the street is even more frightening. “It's the magnitude of what's proposed that's going to ruin our neighborhood,” said Meg Thomson, referring to St. Viator High School 's plan to build football, soccer, and lacrosse fields, tennis courts, and an 8‑lane track on the campus that currently has mostly unlit practice fields.
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