New Mayoral Candidates, More Grocery Closures, and Chicago’s Rainy Summer
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On Tuesday, candidates hoping to get on February’s ballot were able to start gathering nominating petitions. That includes folks who want to run for police district council, city council, city clerk, city treasurer, and of course, mayor. The Chicago Tribune’s Jake Sheridan and freelance journalist Corli Jay discuss the latest. Plus, how Chicago’s rainy summer is impacting residents, and Mayor Brandon Johnson responds to shuttered Save-A-Lot locations on the South and West Sides.
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