Ellen Kaulig

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That fridge was bought at Rebuilding Exchange, so it wasn’t too terrible the first time. Mikey and Russ helped get it in there, that was the hardest part. Secondhand fridges are oddly plentiful.

You’re paying the muralists, right? Because you are exchanging images of their work for money, so you’re compensating them. And you have usage rights from the people/groups who commissioned the murals, since this isn’t promotional or reporting, it’s a monetary exchange.

If you go run errands during the day on the South Side you can bump into J Ivy, Mavis Staples or Kerry James Marshall on accident. Common is headlining an event for the Treasurer’s office. Chance would’ve promoted Star Line. Keke Palmer is here often. Bill Murray goes to Joliet Slammers games.

I’d send you just because, with a hope of you updating us here on Bluesky.

Shoot pick a day and meet you there, my treat. Reader appreciates TRiiBE lunch.

The Italian and the Mozzarella/Prosciutto (add prosciutto di Parma and aged provolone) at Bari have been household go-to’s for years. When you drive from the hundreds to Grand for a sandwich, it’s a good sandwich. D’Amato’s cookies for dessert.

Or is it a trip to Gangnam Market?

Are you also fascinated by food that tastes like other food? Joey is also into it, this could be a reason to gather at the Reader office.

No need to be sorry, let’s keep the Reader going and get your faves on the ballot next year.

There is not a day that goes by where the team at the Reader doesn’t prove that that they are a remarkable, heartstrings-tugging, brilliant, hilarious group maintaining and building a legacy. As a newbie, I’m going to work to amplify them more outside of our communications. No better start than…

Thank you for the reminder, that’s gonna be a superb nostalgia comfort for the rest of the week.

But think of all the people watching at home. Because they’re counted in the economic impact report.

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I hear your whisper and whisper back… How would we pay the people who fix the bikes and move them around? What funds would cover maintenance on the bike system and the tech?

Fun fact, the cans encouraged people to drink straight from the tap. This product drop occurred mere weeks after federal legislators announced a push for funding to replace Chicago’s lead pipes and announced the City as worst in the nation for tap water contamination. Chicagwa, it’s heavy metal.

It’s a story Venues Today would have covered, but won’t as part of Venues Now. If you need the data to write this story, okay, you got it.