Quinn Myers
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Quinn Myers
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Hundreds marched through Downtown Tuesday to protest President Trump’s latest threat to send troops to Chicago as well as his administration’s immigration enforcement operations. blockclubchi.co/4nU7XFb
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Dasha Ramirez, 8, and her little brother were playing with the water at the Crown Fountain in Chicago’s Millennium Park when federal agents approached their parents.

She ran toward her father, Jaime Ramirez, who was suddenly surrounded by a group of heavily armed agents in full camouflage.
Mother, children detained by ICE at Millennium Park Sunday held at O’Hare with other families: ‘We never imagined’
The mother said she felt her family was targeted because of their appearance. “There were a lot more people there, but the agents came directly to us because of how we look,” she said.
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god bless Chicago

"Last month, Satrom launched a petition to “Save the West Town Skeleton (On A Motorcycle),” with a goal of permanently installing it on a median in the middle of Ogden Avenue, ideally right by the Twisted Spoke site."

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Twisted Spoke's Biker Skeleton Could Become A West Town Monument
Artist and neighbor Jon Satrom has launched a petition to move the beloved motorcyle-riding skeleton to a median on Ogden Avenue following Twisted Spoke's closure. The bar's owner is on board.
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Heyday Eatery is bringing all-day breakfast, coffee and matcha to Wicker Park. blockclubchi.co/4nbtYzu
yeah. how many will actually dismount is another question
Here is the reroute/detour plan
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If I see the salt truck video one more time I'm going to lose my fucking mind.

They're not being used to block the city off from ICE. They're walling off the Taste of Chicago. The city uses salt trucks as temporary infrastructure.
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Meet Me On Milwaukee shut down a section of the usually crowded thoroughfare to cars for seven hours Sunday. It’s the first of three car-free events on the strip this summer and fall. blockclubchi.co/4lWGqSa
"You see them jumping out, they jump into boats, they jump all over the place. They've got a lot of energy."
I was not expecting Trump to become a champion of anti-Asian carp efforts in the Great Lakes....but as he's calling it the "China" carp, maybe it makes sense - comments start a bit after 51 min

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President Trump Signs Executive Orders, Aug. 25, 2025
YouTube video by The White House
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A 44-unit apartment building is replacing a longtime Wicker Park tire shop. blockclubchi.co/3JkYojP
A bit of good news for a strip that's been struggling this year.

"Indie Row" around Armitage on Damen continues to be a vibrant business corridor, with locally-owned boutiques, galleries and restaurants. Damen closer to North is full of chains -- and many are closing or moving.
Salomon, an outdoor apparel and shoe company, is opening its first Midwest store this month in Bucktown. blockclubchi.co/3Jfop3U
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Meet the Watermelon Man, a South Side legend with the sweetest melons in town.  blockclubchi.co/3J8d59P
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Milwaukee Avenue in Wicker Park will go car-free once a month this fall. blockclubchi.co/4fawx1o
NEW: Walter Burnett is leaving his job as alderman — and his son wants to replace him. blockclubchi.co/4kvd50v
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An adult spelling bee brought hundreds to Wicker Park to relive their childhood glory. blockclubchi.co/3IhQ4k4
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The barrel that launched a sour beer movement is now at Chicago’s Off Color Brewing. blockclubchi.co/4k5rOyY
what could possibly go wrong?
scoop — The Washington Post is piloting a program that will allow sources in its articles to annotate the stories they’re mentioned in. Here's the story:

www.nytimes.com/2025/06/25/b...
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