When I moved to Chicago, it didn’t take long for me to hear that I had to go visit the Baha’i temple.
So when Annie asked @WBEZCuriousCity why the only Baha’i temple in the U.S. was in Wilmette of all places, I was excited to find the answer.
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@dancingdog27 Thank you so much, Joyce! <3 I really loved living in Columbus. And reporting on Sister Jean was an absolute honor. She was so kind and had priorities that I deeply admire.
@MorganEliseJ@NABJ Hi Morgan, my name is Adora and I work at WBEZ. Are you willing to do a phone interview about this Trump announcement for a reaction piece I’m working on?
Last week on @CityCastChicago
9/25: Student Loan Bills w @LAPhilip
9/26: Fall Road Trips
9/27: Metra Day Trips
9/28: Camping & Glamping
9/29: Wrongful Conviction Lawsuits, Chi Needs Midwives, & Reading Scores w @_ToniaHill & @adorakn
Less than 3% of 641 incidents of supposed voter fraud referred by Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose actually resulted in charges. An Ohio Capital Journal review of LaRose's fraud referrals found just 18 charges total.
By @nckevns
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Today is the end of cash bail in Illinois -- the first US state to do so. Read up from my colleagues @ChipMitchell1@mawa_iqbal @pksmid about what this means for downstate, cook county, electronic monitoring and more https://t.co/q9p4tLMtSO
Even though Illinois is a haven for free speech, several libraries in the Chicago area closed this week because of threats. All while @Giannoulias was in D.C. at a hearing on banned books. Catch up with @adorakn https://t.co/p7SIEGQy3P