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Susan Edwards, Blythe’s mother, said they arrived a few minutes before the 6:46 a.m. scheduled pickup time on Monday and Tuesday only to later learn the bus actually departed at 6:15 a.m. The headaches stretched into the afternoon, Edwards said, with the bus dropping Blythe off more than an hour after dismissal from her school, Galileo Scholastic Academy of Math & Science.

Susan Edwards, Blythe’s mother, said they arrived a few minutes before the 6:46 a.m. scheduled pickup time on Monday and Tuesday only to later learn the bus actually departed at 6:15 a.m. The headaches stretched into the afternoon, Edwards said, with the bus dropping Blythe off more than an hour after dismissal from her school, Galileo Scholastic Academy of Math & Science.

At least two economy lots remain inaccessible to travelers. Lot E is closed. Lot H was converted to paid employee parking in 2019, and though some employees were temporarily able to park closer to the terminals last year as part of “pandemic mitigation efforts,” they have since returned to other lots, including Lot H, Chicago Department of Aviation spokeswoman Christine Carrino said in an email.

The case involving the two officers also was the subject of a 2017 federal lawsuit filed by Joseph Baskins, the Black man who was with a group of friends and loved ones in a parking garage elevator, where they encountered Jarocki, Kelly and the sergeant, Patrick Gilmore. The trio, along with the city of Chicago, were named as defendants in the lawsuit, which the city settled with Baskins in 2019 for $450,000.

“A lot of these guys are used to playing on immaculate fields and pitches in Europe and it wasn’t going to be that,” he said. “Really, it’s just trying to make sure guys stay calm because we have a lot of different personalities, a lot of types, guys that can get frustrated and guys that can get anxious if things aren’t going the way they want them to. And my role and where I see myself is just trying to keep guys focused, keep guys calm and keep guys in the moment.”

“It just depends on how your team is shaped up, but right now, those two-inning relievers, when we had those, the plan when early in the season we had Keegan and Steele was like, OK, I can use one one day and use one the next and at least they have for sure a day off the next day, maybe two depending on how the game is going,” Ross said. “I think some guys pitch freer.”

“I did not forget the fact they handed us our one loss last season, and I don’t think anyone has,” said Joseph, a sophomore. “Just like every Big Ten opponent, we know what they are and the capability that they have. They’re going to attack it the same way they attack everyone. But there’s still a vengeance there. We’ve still got some making up for that loss.”