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Chicago Police leaders share their plan to protect the city’s Pride Parade
Chicago Police Department leaders announced their safety plan Thursday ahead of the city’s 54th Pride Parade this weekend. The parade, which kicks off at 11 a.m. Sunday, is expected to draw roughly a million people to the North Side neighborhoods of Northalsted, Lake View, Uptown and Lincoln Park.
Pets are allowed in the viewing area of the parade — not in the parade itself. However, PRIDEChicago recommends keeping ...
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Our picks for events in and around Chicago this weekend, including Hot Wheels Monster Trucks, Volleyball Nations League and ...
Chicago Pride Parade steps off Sunday in Northalsted. See the parade route, map, street closures, parking restrictions and ...
There's also the Ida B. Wells Festival in Bronzeville, Rhythm Fest, an Edgewater Vintage Pride Crawl and a Logan Square ...
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On Thursday afternoon, police and Mayor Brandon Johnson will talk about how they plan to keep attendees safe during the Pride ...
The Chicago Pride Parade, Millennium Park Summer Music Series and Ghibli: Celebrating 40 Years are among the highlights in ...
This year's Chicago Pride Parade will honor a West Side organization serving the community for over three decades. TaskForce ...
Warner's Lakeview tour guide was award-winning journalist Cody LaGrow. Lakeview is a vibrant and diverse North Side community ...
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