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A Chicago love story interrupted ends in a wedding 43 years later

Dozens of friends and family were there in Beaverton, Oregon, to see Jeanne Gustavson, 69, wed Stephen Watts, 72, over the weekend.

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Analyzing the Bears through 6 games

One-third of the way through the 18-week season — the Bears play 17 games and have one bye — Sun-Times reporter Patrick Finley issues a report card.

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101-year-old St. Anne’s Convent to close

The last nun at the Near North Side convent is set to move out at the end of October.

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Buses, trains still ghosting commuters

Commuters Take Action, a coalition of riders bitter about being ghosted by buses and trains, say complaints of no-show buses have remained the same since CTA unveiled its “Meeting the Moment” plan.

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3 killed, 10 wounded in citywide gun violence since Friday evening

The three deaths included a 13-year-old boy who was shot Friday night at a park in West Ridge.

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Rev. Michael Pfleger removed from St. Sabina again as archdiocese investigates another decades-old sex abuse claim

The new accusation comes less than two years after the popular priest was cleared by the Archdiocese of Chicago of separate accusations.

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Roseland Hospital coat giveaway doubles down on care by providing info on free breast cancer screening

As part of its ninth annual coat giveaway, Roseland Community Hospital set out to inform the community on free mammogram programs in honor of breast cancer awareness month.

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Playmaker Breyahn Townsend leads Bremen to first playoff berth in five years

Bremen is averaging more than 300 rushing yards per game.

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Polling Place: Where will the Bulls end up in the Eastern Conference standings?

Not all that encouragingly, a majority of voters went with the play-in option.

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Lawyer says Benedictine monk sexually abused him as a teen at Marmion school and Catholic order covered it up

‘Treat it as a dead subject,’ the victim says the dean of the Catholic school in Aurora told him. The Benedictines are still keeping secrets about clergy sex abuse, a Sun-Times investigation has found.

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Albany Park’s fierce community spirit is what I love most

What started as a rural, suburban community soon became a vibrant city neighborhood swelling with newly arrived immigrants and working-class families.

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Chicago crime rate the talk of other U.S. cities

It’s a common, media-driven perception in Little Rock that Chicago is a terribly dangerous place, but the Arkansas city’s per capita homicide rate is actually worse than Chicago’s.

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Charter school group’s support of state legislative candidate causes trouble for them at Statehouse

The Illinois Network of Charter Schools has sent out anti-SAFE-T Act mailers on behalf of state Rep. Chris Bos, who is being challenged by Nabeela Syed.

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Chicago cop will keep his job despite links to the Proud Boys and failing to disclose he was under FBI investigation

Officer Robert Bakker was suspended for 120 days after a lengthy internal investigation was resolved through a so-called mediation agreement, in which he agreed not to contest the allegations lodged against him.

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Heidi Heitcamp, new University of Chicago’s Institute of Public Policy boss, is ‘North Dakota nice’

She succeeds David Axelrod. Two things you didn’t know: Heidi isn’t her real first name. And she grew up in a town so small that “my family was one-tenth” its total population.

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Bears must use their break to make their offense better fit Justin Fields

As part of their breakdown of players, lineups and scheme, coaches will spend the next few days determining how to tweak their offense to best fit Fields. Position coaches will look at cutups and then meet up with coordinator Luke Getsy and head coach Matt Eberflus on Monday.

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Picture Chicago: The Sun-Times’ photos of the week

The Chicago Marathon moved through the city, the Rev. Jesse Jackson turned 81, the Bears lost to the Commanders and more in our best unseen photos of the week.

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‘An evil presence.’ Tow driver says he feared for his life as he drove around woman accused of dismembering landlord

“I don’t know what she could’ve done, but I didn’t think it was going to be something like that,” Antonio Coria said. “It’s like something out of a movie.”

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Matt Eberflus: Bears QB Justin Fields is ‘sore’ but fine

Fields was battered Thursday night, taking 12 quarterback hits, five sacks and running a whopping 12 times.

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100,000 tulip bulbs to be planted on South Side vacant lots

The public work orchestrated by Chicago artist Amanda Williams aims to redefine redlining in Washington Park.

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Rensselaer, Indiana, has become a mural hot spot, drawing people from the Chicago area, elsewhere

More than 60 murals have gone up in six years in the small town about 85 miles from Chicago.

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So close, yet so far — Justin Fields’ patience wearing thin

Fields expressed frustration after missing several scoring opportunities in a 12-7 loss to the Commanders: “We always get told that we’re almost there. I’m tired of being almost there. I’m tired of being just this close. I feel like I’ve been hearing it for so long now.”

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Using quantum data to create an unhackable Internet: ‘We’re getting close,’ University of Chicago expert leading project says

“No one can hack it because they can’t read it,” David Awschalom says. “Because the act of looking at it changes it. Destroys it.”

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City Hall OK’d South Side diner for Taste of Chicago despite years of unpaid city bills, taxes

Being delinquent to the city and also having stopped paying its property taxes 12 years ago didn’t keep Josephine’s Southern Cooking from being handed a coveted Taste spot by Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s administration.

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Rev. Jesse Jackson won’t slow down at 81: ‘It’s my sense of purpose’

Rev. Jesse L. Jackson turned 81 last week, and will celebrate at a birthday gala on Friday. Diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease in 2017, he told the Chicago Sun-Times he has no intention of taking it easy. Right now, his focus is on registering voters for the upcoming election.

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