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My dog, Willie Nelson Algren, has vowed to poop on the lawn of any alderperson who votes against an ordinance that would prevent city inspectors for ridiculously ticketing tavern owners for allowing pups to belly up to the bar. The City Council votes today. (WBBM)

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• State Rep. LaShawn Ford is pushing a bill in Springfield that would increase penalties for shooting kids. "What kind of nonsense is that to have people think that they can get away with shooting in places like an amusement park? Shooting at McDonald's. That's ridiculous. We have to send the message to people that we are not going to tolerate killing our babies," Ford said. (FOX32)
• The CEO of Audiotree — owner of hip music venues Shubas and Lincoln Hall — has been ousted. Michael Johnston was charged with a felony for making an unauthorized recording of his nanny and another woman in the bathroom of his home. His arrest made headlines last week when the alleged victims of voyeurism filed a civil lawsuit. (Eater)
• You can get a look at the original, handwritten copy of the Gettysburg Address starting Friday. Curators at the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum will keep the 272-word speech on display until Nov. 30 to coincide with the famous speech’s 158th anniversary. (WTTW)
• Illinois football coach Bret Bielema's bad rookie season got worse. The vaccinated head coach tested positive for coronavirus, and will miss Saturday's match up against Iowa. (Patch)
• Unvaccinated teenagers are to blame for spiking coronavirus cases, Chicago's top doc says. "Unvaccinated teenagers are not only driving a lot of our outbreak right now, but they are [at a] much, much higher risk of getting COVID,” Dr. Allison Arwdy said. (NBC5)

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Today in Chicago:

• Love Actually? The Unauthorized Musical Parody at Apollo Theater (7 p.m.)
• The Magic Flute at Civic Opera House (2 p.m.)
• The Wallflowers at Space (8 p.m.)
• Dry Cleaning at Empty Bottle (8:30 p.m.)
• Widespread Panic at The Chicago Theatre (8 p.m.)

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Just The Links:

• Should Chicago buy the Bears? An alderman wants to study whether it's feasible.
• A firefighter demonstrates how easy it is to burn your house down deep-frying a turkey.
• Police union president John Catanzara wrote "Let's Go Brandon" on his retirement papers.
• Click for Free Pizza!
• Disgraced Radio Hall of Famer Eric Ferguson sold his house.
• Is it ever too soon for "Christmas Around The World" at the Museum of Science And Industry? Heck, no.

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