Chicago on Track to ‘Fully Reopen’ July 4, Lightfoot Says
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The mayor signals a reopening day for the city. We’ve got a COVID-19 update.
Chicago is on track to fully reopen — with no restrictions on businesses — by July 4, Mayor Lori Lightfoot said Tuesday, while announcing that the Chicago Auto Show will return to McCormick Place on July 15-19. Amanda Vinicky has details.
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Chicago on Track to ‘Fully Reopen’ July 4, Lightfoot Says
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Chicago is on track to fully reopen — with no restrictions on businesses — by July 4, Mayor Lori Lightfoot said Tuesday, while announcing that the Chicago Auto Show will return to McCormick Place on July 15-19. Amanda Vinicky has details.
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