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More fun and games in the 20th Police District blotter.


Illinois’ most vulnerable residents are paying the cost for political brinksmanship. Meanwhile, the Victor Neumann Association is figuring out what to do with 50 developmentally disabled clients who may be kicked out of their group home should state legislators be unable to plug a $9.2 million deficit in the state budget by Wednesday.


Memories of Pride Parade 2009 — see our glittering slideshow.


Were Topo Giggio and Bowie robbed of best costume honors at the Andersonville Pet Parade?


The next time you’re walking down Wilson Avenue, look for Wino.


Work is set to begin next week on the six-week installation of the new American Indian-themed bricolage mural at the Foster Avenue viaduct.


A motion to quash subpoenas targeting Uptown bloggers and residents that have spoken out against the Wilson Yard developmet has been filed.


Residents are less than thrilled with a new business plan for the Addison Industrial Corridor.


Court advocates keep judges, attorneys and even defendants on their toes.


By LORRAINE SWANSON

Editor

Recalling the 1980s when Illinois’s medical institutions dumped thousands of mentally ill wards of the state on the streets of Uptown and Edgewater to fend for themselves, members of the American Federation of County, Municipal and State Employees issued some of the most dire warnings yet of the…


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