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Incidents took place over the weekend, police say.

Local situation mirrors national trend as shelters fill up.

New bakeries filling downtown storefronts despite other bakeries nearby.

Cuts amount to 5% reduction in staff costs.

Sidewalk art downtown is starting (as planned) to move up the steps.

Parents fear for future of program without longtime leader.

It caused a financial scramble. But donors and the public library saved the program.

Project advances despite push from two council members to stop it.

University says construction will begin this year with completion in the spring.

Key issues City Council addressed Monday night.

Two top national progressives announce they’re backing different candidates.

Downtown event coincides with sidewalk sale.

Owners seek approvals as some alders talk about changing the rules.

Ald. Parielle Davis (7th) submitted a referral Friday, joining Chicago.

Wall Street Journal reports federal government views Columbia’s payout as blueprint for other schools.

Public Art Chair; May decide to “let it deteriorate in place.”

Environment Board votes to disband subgroup that developed Healthy Buildings Ordinance.

Award-winning local author ditches computer in favor of the original desktop.

Plan would include one for-sale inclusionary unit among 11 townhomes.

Land Use Commission hearing to resume Aug. 13.