Water vapor, which looks like steam, rises form the Chicago River at Ping Tom Park in the Chinatown neighborhood, Tuesday, Jan. 16. Temperatures dipped to the single digits Tuesday afternoon.
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Ice chunks float in the water near Fullerton Parkway as temperatures were just above 0 degrees, Monday afternoon, Jan. 15.
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Madeline Carroll practices her hockey skills on North Pond near the Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum as temperatures were just above 0 degrees, Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 16.
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A pedestrian walks along North Broadway Street in the Uptown neighborhood during a major snowstorm, Friday morning, Jan. 12. Six to 12 inches of snow is expected, with wind gusts of up to 45 mph, according to the National Weather Service. A winter storm warning lasting until Saturday at noon was issued for the Chicago area. | Pat Nabong/Sun-Times
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A FedEx worker pushes a cart full of packages through an alleyway filled with steam near Madison Street in The Loop as temperatures were just above 0 degrees, Monday afternoon, Jan. 15.
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A man warms up near an encampment under the Dan Ryan on S Canalport Ave on the Southside, Tuesday, Jan. 16, 2024.
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Food scientist technicians inspect chocolate bars that are coming out of a conveyor belt during a media tour of the Mars Global Research and Development Hub on Goose Island, Thursday, Jan. 18. The 44,000 square-foot facility features a clean nut kitchen, a test kitchen, panning and printing rooms and a flexible pilot line which will allow scientists and products developers to experiment and innovate for chocolates like Snickers, Twix and more.
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Nougat bars are transported through a conveyor belt as food scientist technicians work during a media tour of the Mars Global Research and Development Hub on Goose Island, Thursday, Jan. 18. The 44,000 square-foot facility features a clean nut kitchen, a test kitchen, panning and printing rooms and a flexible pilot line which will allow scientists and products developers to experiment and innovate for chocolates like Snickers, Twix and more.
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Chicago Teachers Union Pres. Stacy Davis Gates (right) and American Federation of Teachers Pres. Randi Weingarten listen during a media roundtable at Daniel R. Cameron Elementary School in the Humboldt Park neighborhood, where they, migrant parents, state Rep. Lilian Jimenez and community advocates discussed ways to meet the needs of newly-arrived migrant students and their families, Wednesday, Jan. 17.
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Quentin Love, owner and chef of Soul Food Lounge sits in his Morgan Park location next to a plate of the Maine Stuffed Buttered Lobster with Southern cornbread dressing crab, crawfish, and grilled asparagus, Wednesday, Jan. 3. The entree recently earned a “five-kiss rating” from The Black Foodies.
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Following a snowstorm and with below-freezing temps on the way, some asylum seekers show off their footwear outside Chicago Transit Authority warming buses at Chicago’s designated landing zone for new migrant arrivals at 800 S. Desplaines St. in the West Loop, Friday, Jan. 11.
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Susan Newton swings on the trapeze during a class at Get a Grip Trapeze at 5917 N Broadway in Edgewater, Tuesday, Jan. 9. Susan Winston survived a brain tumor and after relearning to walk found a community in Trapeze.
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Hamid Rahmanian, creator, director and designer of “Song of the North,” a show that combines shadow puppetry and projected animation, shines a light on a hat that will be used in the show at Studebaker Theater in the Loop, Tuesday, Jan. 16. The show tells the love story of Manijeh and Bijan from ancient Persia through hundreds of handmade puppets. | Pat Nabong/Sun-Times
People jog on the riverwalk near the Michigan Ave bridge as water vapor is seen rolling off the top of the river as temperatures reach the negatives in the loop, Sunday, Jan. 14.
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Commuters travel on the Kennedy Expressway near N Ogden Ave, Wednesday, Jan. 17.
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