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Today in Chicago History: First Bud Billiken Parade rewards Chicago Defender newspaper hawkers
1929: The first Bud Billiken Parade was hosted by Chicago Defender founder Robert Sengstacke Abbott as a way to thank the children who hawked his newspaper. He could think of no better way than to give them the things they loved: ice cream, hot dogs and a day outdoors.
Looking for something to do this weekend in the Chicago area? Here's a rundown of what's coming up across the city in coming ...
“Parade” was a controversial show in its day due to its dark subject matter—the true story of Leo Frank, a Jewish factory ...
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"Chicago P.D." actor and Harvey native LaRoyce Hawkins stopped by "Windy City Weekend" Friday to talk about his hometown, ...
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“I am really excited for her,” Pamela Brooks said. “She’s done so many things in the community, and she’s still helping out ...
The touring version of the musical's 2023 Broadway revival makes the story of Leo Frank's 1915 lynching feel vital and timely.
Dozens of events will be held in Chicago and the suburbs Tuesday for National Night Out 2025. National Night Out gives the ...
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