Chicago Sun-Times - 2024-04-24

• An empty chair at Passover Seder, affixed with a picture of a hostage
• Services set for CPD Officer Huesca as off-duty killing is ruled line-of-duty death
• $5 million fund to aid Chicago students with disabiliti­es
• SUDDEN SHUTDOWN
• MAN KILLED IN OAK FOREST SHOOTING REMEMBERED AS DOTING DAD
• Popular boat-shaped lakefront restaurant Castaways set to reopen Memorial Day weekend
• CPS’ SELECTIVE, MAGNET SCHOOLS APPEAR TO TAKE HIT UNDER NEW FUNDING FORMULA
• LOOP’S WEEKEND FOOT TRAFFIC EXCEEDS LEVEL PRE-PANDEMIC, BUT RETAIL VACANCIES AT RECORD
• Oberweis Dairy says it found 2 potential buyers
• Time for a leadership change at CTA: Show Dorval Carter the exit door
• Work permits for undocument­ed immigrants should be urgent priority
• THE THRILL IS BACK
• PRACTICING THEIR SMASH
• Neighbor’s noisy canoodling is bugging the rest of the block
• HOROSCOPES: APRIL 24, 2024
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
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• Former Ark. governor, senator
• Publisher dies in boat accident, once employed Mark Hamill
• Health officials warn of counterfei­t Botox injections
• Tabloid publisher pledged to be Trump’s ‘eyes and ears’
• Clark to sign $28M Nike deal
• MIDWEST FISHING REPORT
• NEWS ANGLERS CAN USE
• ON THE VERGE OF COMPLETION
• ARE THEY THE PERFECT PAIR?
• READY FOR THE BIG TIME
• Bulls’ White finishes 2nd for NBA’s MIP award
• Bullpen blows it as losing ways continue
• HENDRICKS LANDS ON IL
• Wicks finds rhythm in Cubs’ win
• Sauerkraut has plenty to offer, from tangy flavor to some health benefits
• Pasta a great go-to for tasty, budget-friendly meal options

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