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The return of Captain Sky
Chicago’s funk superhero releases his first album in 40 years—and this time his mission includes mentoring Black teenagers on the south side.
By Aaron Cohen
The Mellow Chicago Bike Map
An expanded guide to chill cycling routes around the city and beyond
By John Greenfield and Joe Mills
Chicago’s funk superhero releases his first album in 40 years—and this time his mission includes mentoring Black teenagers on the south side.
By Aaron Cohen
The Mellow Chicago Bike Map
An expanded guide to chill cycling routes around the city and beyond
By John Greenfield and Joe Mills
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From the Archive
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For more than 20 years, actors and crew members stayed silent about mistreatment they suffered at the acclaimed storefront theater. Now they’re speaking up, hoping to protect workers in non-Equity theaters across the country.| 06.08.16
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