Daily Southtown - 2020-09-18

• Library employees forming union
• Should taxing bodies buy local?
• Memo on protesters urges prosecutor­s to be aggressive
• Seems like old times
• Sox clinch playoffs for first time since 2008
• Senators urged to ‘think boldly’
• Unemployme­nt rate in August drops to 11%
• Lightfoot administra­tion may leave some police jobs unfilled
• Mentoring group donates school supplies for students in need
• City Hall, cops union’s new leadership at odds in contract talks
• Fall is not canceled in Chicago’s suburbs
• McAninch Arts Center streaming fall season
• Museum brings Lego building event, contest online
• US judge blocks Postal Service changes that slowed mail
• Heat ray sought against DC protesters, major says
• Under lockdown, Israel faces bitter start to Jewish new year
• Firefighte­rs race to contain blazes ahead of thundersto­rms
• Boo to shoo: Halloween a mixed bag in pandemic
• Diversity push barely budges corporate boards, survey finds
• Opposition grows to UK plan to breach Brexit deal
• Banksy loses trademark fight with card firm
• Wall Street slumps as tech sector leads losses
• Wanted: Swindlers’ assistants
• David Byrne shows people what’s possible
• Producer builds pipeline for Black talent
• ‘Follow the science’ isn’t a COVID-19 strategy
• Why I wince when I hear the words ‘white privilege’
• Horoscopes
• ASK AMY Smoothing out a crumpled friendship
• WATCHTHIS: SATURDAY
• WATCHTHIS: FRIDAY
• No lagging with Legardy
• Bogdan wants to lead way again for Lockport
• Thomas takes lead at US Open
• Cowboys’ Hubbard set for more
• Aces centerWils­on earns WNBA MVP honors
• Lakers’ sole focus: Finishing strong

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