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2021 > August > 14
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D.J. Weltmeyer keeps spinning a winning tune, prevails in late model feature by DQ. Plus, Tony Baranek’s auto racing notes.
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Kyle Schwarber scores twice in his Boston Red Sox debut, helping deal the Baltimore Orioles an 8-1 loss
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Daily horoscope for August 14, 2021
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Ask Amy: Hosts struggle filling the feed bag for kids
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10 do’s and don’ts for watering your garden during hot, dry August weather
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1 person found dead inside Libertyville home a police officer on patrol discovered was on fire
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Column: Army vet on 1,800-mile walk to raise mental health awareness
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This day in history, August 14: President Franklin D. Roosevelt signs the Social Security Act into law
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Hawthorn Middle North to start new school year with upgraded classrooms, orchestra suite, gym addition; ‘It looks like a college campus in some places’
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Park Ridge-Niles District 64 School Board votes to add full-day kindergarten at elementary schools
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2020 census will fuel Black-Latino power struggle over Chicago ward map. ‘It’s absolutely going to get ugly.’
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High-ranking schools linked to rise in Naperville’s Asian population, leaders say
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Mundelein school districts collect school supplies for some 200 families; ‘People were super generous’
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1 dead, at least 11 wounded as weekend starts in city, police say
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Interactive Chicagotlan project marks 500 years since the Fall of Tenochtitlan, highlights Aztec history and contributions in the city
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‘The Art of Banksy’
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Photos: Chicago Bears win their preseason opener at Soldier Field
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‘Art of Banksy’ opens in Chicago with the street artist’s iconic ‘Flower Thrower,’ ‘Flying Copper’ and others
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Theo Ubique Cabaret Theatre announces 2021-22 season in Evanston
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Tony Bennett retires from performing on ‘doctor’s orders,’ cancels upcoming concerts
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COVID-19 claims more young victims as US death toll starts soaring yet again
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‘Like choosing a pope’: How succession got messy at ‘Jeopardy!’
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Snopes retracts 60 articles plagiarized by co-founder: ‘Our staff are gutted’
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Photos: Bud Billiken Parade returns to South Side for 92nd year
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After 2020 cancellation, scaled-down Bud Billiken Parade returns to South Side for 92nd year: ‘It’s tradition’
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Program puts focus on ‘fascinating’ world of bats in Kane County
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School District 308 OKs safety plan that includes mask requirement for students
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Column: Chicago Cubs’ painful play is unlikely to dissipate down the stretch — but will their ugly record carry over to the 2022 season?
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Yorkville, Oswego and Montgomery eye town hall style meeting on future water supply
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Taliban captures key city in northern Afghanistan as insurgents approach Kabul; Biden orders 1,000 more troops to aid departure
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At least 227 people killed after 7.2 magnitude earthquake hits Haiti
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Notre Dame names Wisconsin transfer Jack Coan its starting quarterback
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Column: Justin Fields shows promise in his preseason debut. But the Chicago Bears are taking no chances — adding tackle Jason Peters to fix the injury-plagued offensive line.
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Column: Justin Fields was ‘as calm as can be’ and in total control, raising new questions about the Chicago Bears rookie QB’s development timeline
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After a choppy start, rookie quarterback Justin Fields’ preseason debut only fuels the Chicago Bears’ excitement: ‘He’s a natural. He’s a leader.’
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The Chicago White Sox are runaway leaders in the AL Central, but now they face a tough stretch against playoff contenders. Here’s how they stack up.
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Chris Sale earns a win in his 1st start since 2019. ‘Today was a special day for me,’ the Boston Red Sox lefty says after his return from Tommy John surgery.
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Chicago Cubs lose their 10th straight and 16th in 18 games, falling to the Miami Marlins 5-4
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Photos: New York Yankees 7, Chicago White Sox 5