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SPECIAL REPORT: School's Closing, Gang Feud Fuel New Fears In Old Town - Chicago - DNAinfo.com Ch...

SPECIAL REPORT: School's Closing, Gang Feud Fuel New Fears In Old Town - Chicago - DNAinfo.com Ch...

Neighbors worry Old Town's isle of vice will erupt in violence if CPS closes Manierre Elementary. A special …

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The Rise of Megamansions in Lincoln Park

The Rise of Megamansions in Lincoln Park

LINCOLN PARK - New megamansions, some taking up to seven city lots, are popping up all over Lincoln Park whil…

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Bike Theft Gangs Using 'Sucker Poles' to Steal Bikes Across the City

Bike Theft Gangs Using 'Sucker Poles' to Steal Bikes Across the City

LINCOLN PARK - On a sunny Wednesday morning as moms, kids and workers walked along Halsted Street, a bike thi…

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The Fight For Manierre Elementary - Old Town - DNAinfo.com Chicago

The Fight For Manierre Elementary - Old Town - DNAinfo.com Chicago

Interactive OLD TOWN - After three days of marching against Chicago Public School closings, protesters are se…

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Cyclist Killed on Clybourn Loved Chicago and His Bike - Old Town - DNAinfo.com Chicago

Cyclist Killed on Clybourn Loved Chicago and His Bike - Old Town - DNAinfo.com Chicago

OLD TOWN - Bobby Cann loved his adopted city almost as much as he loved his bike. Just days after showing off…

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Chicago Fur Outlet's Closure Has Lincoln Parkers Looking for Their Coats

Chicago Fur Outlet's Closure Has Lincoln Parkers Looking for Their Coats

LINCOLN PARK - For weeks late this summer and into the fall, Howard Bresnik sat in the same front-window seat…

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Unique Design X, la nueva feria de arte en la Ciudad de México, regresa por segundo año consecutivo

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By Benjamin Sutton Verified, Paul Biasco Verified
| The Art Newspaper Verified
La feria satélite más reciente que se suma a las festividades de la semana de Zona Maco, Unique Design X, debutó el año pasado con una presentación ferial y un “parque de objetos” en la Plaza de la República en la sombra del Monumento a la Revolución, con rieles y rampas cuales los visitantes y el público podía andar en patineta.
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Unique Design X, Mexico City's newest art fair, returns for second edition

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By Benjamin Sutton Verified, Paul Biasco Verified
| The Art Newspaper Verified
The newest satellite fair to join the festivities of Mexico City's Art Week, Unique Design X, debuted last year with both a fair presentation and an “object park” on Plaza de la República in the shadow of the Monument to the Revolution, with bespoke rails and ramps that visitors were welcome to skateboard around.
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As US tariffs loom, Mexico City's art scene looks to the future

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By Shanti Mattei, Benjamin Sutton Verified, Paul Biasco Verified
| The Art Newspaper Verified
There is perhaps no better place to be in early February than Mexico City for the capital’s Art Week. Zona Maco, arguably Latin America’s most important art fair, runs from 5 to 9 February—its satellites Material and Salón Acme take place from 6 to 9 February—drawing collectors from around the country and globe. But this year gallerists will have to contend with US President Donald Trump’s impending import tariffs, combined with a globally lacklustre market, could put a damper on sales.
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The night cops reporter at the Daily Herald in Arlington Heights covering the Chicago suburbs.