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Four Downs: News and notes from Week 2 in high school football

Lincoln-Way East impresses, Brad Vierneisel dominates, quarterback injuries and Brother Rice’s first impressions

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Student debt relief means freedom for millions

Millions of students, and their families, can breathe easier now because student loan relief went from a “fringe” idea to a reality. They can finally think about buying a home or starting a family or a business, pursuing a passion. And yes, they can get moving on changing the world.

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Pass Workers’ Rights Amendment to protect collective bargaining rights

As we build a stronger and more focused labor movement, it’s important we keep our foot on the gas.

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Double shooting in The Loop leaves two men critically wounded

The men were in an argument with another man in the 200 block of South Wabash Avenue when they were shot, police said.

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After years of decline, labor is experiencing a resurgence

The new generation of youthful activists are fighting for better wages and working conditions, but they’re also united in their common struggle for dignity and humane treatment on the job.

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Askia Bullie, Tyler Randall help Westinghouse retain Jackson Classic trophy

Askia Bullie and Tyler Randall are making a difference in multiple sports for the Warriors. On Saturday, they played starring roles as Westinghouse rolled by neighborhood rival Raby 44-6 to retain the Jackson Classic trophy.

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Sky’s mental approach can’t be overlooked

“When it comes to playoffs, the mental approach sets the legends apart from the really good players,” James Wade said.

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Sun figure to play with desperation at home

The Sky know what it feels like to be a team desperate for its first title. That desperation makes the Sun dangerous, especially as they host the next two games of the best-of-five semifinal series.

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Chicago Labor Day parade returns for 1st time since pandemic to celebrate workers

Hundreds of onlookers lined Ewing Avenue Saturday in the East Side neighborhood to watch.

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Candace Parker’s vintage playoff performances leading way for Sky

Through five postseason games, Parker is averaging 16.8 points, 11.4 rebounds, 5.2 assists, 2.8 blocks and 1.2 steals, and she’s doing it in less than 30 minutes.

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A look at downtown’s future — as seen 40 years ago

The 1983 Central Area Plan didn’t want to remake the central area, but instead sought sensible improvements. There is some merit in that approach today, as the city figures out a new chapter for downtown.

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A son’s violent death, a father’s undying love: This is Rodney and Khalil White-EL’s story

A good father can be a son’s compass. Even if the elements that can steal a son’s life hover close by. And a son can be the light that inspires a father to be a better man.

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City planning chief doubles down on Soldier Field’s post-Bears future

Maurice Cox said a dome over Soldier Field will remain “one of the options that extends its use for 365 days a year.” The possibility of the Bears leaving for Arlington Heights, he added, “really forced the city to look at utilization of that amazing event venue.”

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Prince Asiel Ben Israel, Chicago-born Black Hebrew leader, celebrated at memorial service

The controversial religious leader and Chicago restaurant owner lived an expansive life as an international ambassador in the African Hebrew Israelite community before his death in August at age 81.

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School hopes ‘life-changing’ donation — 3 horses — will help stressed students heal

The unusual gift to the Chicago High School for Agricultural Sciences from the National Latino Farmers and Ranchers Trade Association will help the school launch a therapeutic riding program.

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Jesse White’s unifying appeal has no equal in Illinois politics

His appeal not only crosses party lines, but he showed former Democrat leader Michael Madigan and others in 1998 that people of all colors and origins would eagerly support him.

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Fall entertainment guide 2022: Music

This fall, warm up with some live tunes at Chicago-area venues.

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Picture Chicago: Sun-Times’ photos you might have missed this week

Migrants are welcomed from Texas, the Chicago Sky tie its series 1-1 in the WNBA Semifinals, a mural goes up at Mahalia Jackson Court and more in our best unseen pics of the week.

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Bears president/CEO Ted Phillips to retire in February

Phillips is the fourth president in team history — and the only one not related to founder George Halas.

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What COVID has revealed about our kids’ mental health

We need to reorganize our lives, and especially our kids’ lives, to be sure they are living IRL and not just online.

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Emma Meesseman’s impact can’t be understated as Sky look to advance past Sun

Meesseman is averaging 9.6 points, 4.2 rebounds, 2.8 assists and one block through the Sky’s first five playoff games.

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Can urban farms become sustainable businesses Chicagoans can depend on?

By opting to become a for-profit business and trying out creative ways to become self-sustaining, Herban Produce took a big step — and a risky one.

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Justin Fields’ supporting cast in the spotlight

Bears GM Ryan Poles pushed back against the criticism that he has not given Fields the support and weapons he needs to succeed — mentioning Darnell Mooney, Cole Kmet, Velus Jones and an improving offensive line as elements that will benefit Fields’ development.

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Statue of gospel legend Mahalia Jackson to be unveiled at memorial plaza in Chatham

Jackson died in 1972, but her legacy lives on. The longtime Chicago resident is said to have influenced the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.’s “I Have A Dream” speech after she performed at the March on Washington in 1963.

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America’s getting back to work, and that includes Illinois

Since Joe Biden took office, we’ve added 9.5 million jobs to the economy. The unemployment rate has plunged to 3.5%, matching a 53-year low.

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