Chicago Sun-Times - 2023-01-31

• Tollway faces more turnover as board chair Abreu steps down
• ‘Laverne & Shirley’ star dies at 75, had role in ‘American Graffiti’
• OPEN BOOKS EXPANDS INTO LOGAN SQUARE, SELLING USED BOOKS TO GIVE BACK TO KIDS
• Son of former state Rep. Eddie Acevedo found guilty on tax charges
• Ticked at utility shutoffs, Wilson says city should help Chicagoans with their bills
• JUDGE TO DECIDE THE FATE OF GENERAL IRON’S SOUTHEAST SIDE OPERATION BY SPRING
• WRIGHT DEPARTS AS SUN-TIMES CEO
• City organizati­ons brace for greater need amid changes to SNAP benefits
• Committee OKs ordinance to protect paramedics ‘taking a beating’ from patients
• Hundreds gather in Loop to protest police violence
• Chicago welcomes the return of annual Architectu­re Film Festival
• Little Village Discount Mall deserves a secure future
• Let’s take on gun violence and the social conditions behind it
• African American Studies isn’t just about history
• EMOTIONALL­Y EXPOSED
• MOOR IS LESS
• I’m called selfish for not helping my troubled siblings
• HOROSCOPES: JAN. 31, 2023
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• PATTERNLES­S CROSSWORD
• Priscilla Presley challenges validity of Lisa Marie’s trust
• Guitarist, co-founder of influentia­l band Television
• Chip joins Cards’ booth
• Scharnowsk­i ceiling the deal as senior
• DOOR NO. 1, NO. 2 & NO. 3
• WE’VE GOT MAIL
• Reports: Purdy has torn elbow ligament
• “This will help your thinning hair and receding hairline in just 30 days” says top US Doctor
• DIFFERENT BUT SUPER ANYWAY

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