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Bridgeport
Last song at Choir charter school?
The Board of Education will vote on a recommendation to close Choir Academy Charter School of Chicago. Officials say the school is in debt and faces reduced enrollment.
over 2 years ago | Adrian G. Uribarri
Storm victims seek relief through new, temporary FEMA disaster recovery center
Residents affected by the storm of Sept. 13 and 14 can file for aid at a new Federal Emergency Management Administration office in Albany Park.
almost 3 years ago | Craig Kanalley
Education protest planned for weekend White Sox game
Hundreds of children and parents, let by the state Sen. James Meeks, D-Calumet, protested at the first game of the Cubs playoffs raise awareness to the lack of money to improve city schools.
3 years ago | Madeleine Kuhns
MWRD: repairs on schedule at flooded pump house
Pump house station repairs are moving forward as water management officials work furiously to get pump capacity back to storm readiness in the wake of flooding and power outages that occurred Aug. 4
3 years ago | Jennifer Slosar
Sewage district crews working on S. Side pump station
The pump station, one of the world's largest, failed last week, flooding hundreds of basements. The Metropolitan Water Reclamation District says two pumps have been replaced.
3 years ago | Jennifer Slosar
Four children and two adults hit by car while crossing street
Two adults and four small children were struck by a car Tuesday morning as they attempted to cross a Bridgeport street. Police are still seeking the driver of the car that hit them.
over 3 years ago | Kwame Shorter
South Sider charged with ramming cop car
Suspect refused breathalizer, cops say
4 years ago | Geoff Wallin
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