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AFTER 2 YEARS OF VOLATILE DEBATES, COVID-19 SCHOOL MASK MANDATE ENDS WITHOUT
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Despite months of parent protests, a flurry of lawsuits and polarized
communities where grievances erupted between neighbors, the Illinois school mask
mandate ended Monday without fanfare.
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RUSSIAN FORCES SHELL UKRAINE’S SECOND-LARGEST CITY WHILE CLOSING IN ON KYIV

The first round of talks aimed at stopping the fighting between Ukraine and
Russia ended Monday with no agreement except to keep talking.
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Feb 28, 2022



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Alex Caruso returned to practice for the first time in nearly four weeks Monday,
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UNUSED TICKET TO MICHAEL JORDAN’S DEBUT BASKETBALL GAME SELLS FOR $468,000

The Michael Jordan ticket was sold first during a Saturday night session through
Heritage Auctions and held the world record for highest-selling ticket at
$468,000. A Jackie Robinson ticket then sold for $480,000 during the same
session and claimed the record spot.
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Specialty grocer Plum Market is alleging a “quiet, back-door agreement” is
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Feb 28, 2022

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WE MAY BE IN A COVID BUBBLE. ‘WE KNOW THEY’RE OUT THERE.’

The most recent count of the homeless population was different from other years
because it allowed for sampling a few areas rather than canvassing entire
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Feb 28, 2022



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Armitage Alehouse is an escape from reality, transporting diners from Chicago's
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   Locked-out players and Major League Baseball engaged in a series of intense
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   Keegan Murray had 26 points and 18 rebounds, and Jordan Bohannon added 18
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   DEMAR DEROZAN’S STREAK OF 30-POINT GAMES ENDS AT 10 AS THE CHICAGO BULLS GET
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   A 112-99 loss dropped the Chicago Bulls (39-23) two games behind the Miami
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