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CPD officers help woman with baby change flat tire
A good deed caught on camera generated lots of attention for two Chicago police officers and two Good Samaritans who stopped to help a woman with a 1-month-old baby change a tire.
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Slide in the City offers super slides at Montrose Beach
Author of 'Hamilton' book speaks in Andersonville
Pressure mounts to end Lincoln Towing tactics
Chicago's first medical marijuana dispensary opens
Cantina 1910 offers a new take on Mexican food
Andersonville medical marijuana dispensary open, but can't sell yet
Crypt run takes hundreds through cemetery for spooky race
City Made Fest offers Chicago-made food, drinks, music and art
Chicago chef gives tips for perfect fried chicken
Police: Burglars targeting North Side businesses
Security a focus for medical marijuana cultivation centers, dispensaries
North Side man charged in Andersonville shooting
Shots reportedly fired at police in Andersonville
Andersonville water tower to be replaced
Coyote spotted in Andersonville
Parents of 12-year-old suicide victim sue CPS
Interactive 'Alice' an Andersonville wonder
Chicago communities ponder fate of empty schools
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