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Federal agents handcuffed Ald. Jessie Fuentes 26th Ward and threatened to arrest her Oct. The agents, who Fuentes said appeared to be with Immigration and Customs Enforcement ICEwere at the hospital because a man they were chasing fell and was injured at some point during the encounter.

The theater season has been the biggest one since the COVID shutdown, with well over 50 shows opening by the end of October. Valles will officially replace Rebecca Rolfe, an year veteran of the position who announced her retirement as executive director in the spring.

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On Oct. The sold-out event showcased clothing selections from the Brown Elephant and Life is Work, along with Long presenting a genderfluid sustainable collection. He was He was a…. Your go-to source for all things LGBTQ+ in the city.

The Evanston native wrote the piece that will run at the historic Studebaker Theater before moving on to Toronto in November. The show also included…. Theater companies without permanent homes have fewer places at…. Clark St. The event was sponsored by Skittles, and dozens of students, queer history enthusiasts and archivists were in attendance.