Chicago Tribune (Sunday) - 2023-12-10

• WAITING IN FEAR
• Calling Solis could be risky business
• Pritzker signs measure lifting nuke moratorium Legislatio­n sets limits on size of new reactors
• Elgin mayor proposes the city add $6 million to lead pipe removal funds
• Confessed killer in Riley Fox case dies in prison
• A hopeful step toward better mental health outcomes
• Students have ‘dream plans’ for Waukegan’s lakefront
• A few contested races set for Kendall County offices in March primary election
• North Chicago freshmen use art to adjust to high school
• Elgin Mall still planning to move its vendors to East Dundee, but in May
• Op-ed does major disservice
• Succor to the lost and lonely
• Norman Lear’s comedy helped diverse Americans tune in to each other
• ON DEC. 10 ...
• DuPage County trial lawyer known as ‘one of the best’
• Disability advocates chafe at Census plans
• Give money
• Sunday Scaries:
• Cubs miss out on a magic player, but options abound to help team
• Temporaril­y down
• White sizzles, Bulls take 4th straight win
• Illini let lead slip away in 2nd half
• Brad Biggs (8-4)
• Daniels takes home Heisman
• Army’s goal line stand halts Navy
• Running up that Hill
• ONE NIGHT ONLY
• ‘MY EFFIN’ LIFE’
• ‘Hip Hop Nutcracker’ blends classical with hip hop
• 10 best books of the year
• Don’t disrespect Jack Reacher — he’s back in a new novel, series
• HOW DO PUBLIC SPACES MAKE YOU FEEL?
• Who should get a gift, and what should it be?
• GET UP CLOSE TO EUROPE’S NORTHERN LIGHTS
• Are preppy clothes back in style?
• MUSICAL MISCELLANY: Tied together at 79 & 98 Across
• Horoscopes

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