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When Firlit said she had not — she has reacted badly to other vaccines and is under medical orders not to receive the shot, Fernholz said — Shaprio suspended her parenting time “until (she) demonstrates sufficient proof to this court … of vaccination against COVID-19,” according to court documents.
In the video, which has been viewed nearly 200,000 times, Brown is seen holding a dog’s leash a few feet away from an unidentified police officer. He begins walking toward her and she begins walking backward, away from him. The verbal exchange isn’t caught on the cellphone video but Brown can be heard screaming repeatedly, in apparent distress.
Sisters, from left, Jhené and Jayda Pittman and their father, Ramon Pittman, attend a Chicago Public Schools “back to school bash” at Chicago Vocational Career Academy Friday. Jhené said she loves her teacher at Caldwell Math and Science Academy, where she’ll start first grade Monday. (Terrence Antonio James / Chicago Tribune)
Brian Witherell displays a Colt .45-caliber pistol that once belonged to mob boss Al Capone, at Witherell’s Auction House in Sacramento, California on Aug. 25, 2021. The pistol is among the 174 family heirlooms that will be up for sale at an Oct. 8 auction titled “A Century of Notoriety: The Estate of Al Capone.” (Rich Pedroncelli/AP)
A: It is. And actually it was pronounced “BOO-gee.” My mother’s name was Diana Ruth Casey. Her little brother, who was 10 years younger than her, started calling her Boogie and, somehow, he got that out of what her real name was and it stuck. In the family, she was called Boogie. It’s really funny because Daddy, when he met her, always called her by her last name. He always called her Casey. Throughout the years, the people who knew her as a little girl called her Boogie, the people who knew her as Daddy’s girlfriend and then wife called her Casey and then, later in life when she was here in California she was Diana. She had different names for different times in her life.
Locally, the shortage means that about 2,100 CPS students, mostly selective enrollment or magnet school students like DeChant’s daughter, won’t have bus transportation on Monday, but the district has offered affected students a $1,000 stipend for the first two weeks, with $500 per month after that. About 990 special education students will also be without a ride for the first day, officials said.
A man driving a BMW on North Broadway struck a man and a woman, both 39, as they walked across the street at West Irving Park Road around 12:50 a.m. Sunday, police said in a media notification. The driver then did a U-turn and struck a male cyclist, 55, “who was attempting to render aid to the two individuals he had just struck,” police said.
An unknown male approached the car and asked for money, and the when the victim refused and attempted to drive off, the male fired shots. A friend drove the victim to Community First Hospital where he was transferred to Advocate Illinois Masonic Medical Center where he was listed in critical condition, police said.
The Rev. Jesse Jackson, who was admitted to Northwestern Memorial Hospital on Aug. 21 with COVID-19, has moved to a rehabilitation center as his symptoms abate, while his wife, Jacqueline, has been moved into the intensive care unit at the hospital, according to a statement from Jonathan Jackson, one of the couple’s five children.
South Elgin’s Maddy Shaner, center, celebrates after winning a tough point during a game against Schaumburg High School on Aug. 26, 2021, in South Elgin. The gym is not air-conditioned but has four large fans at each corner of the volleyball court. (Stacey Wescott / Chicago Tribune)