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A Toyota Tundra, driven by a 48-year-old man who was the lone occupant, was headed north on Sacramento Avenue, according to Kellie Bartoli, a police spokeswoman. The boy was hit as he traveled east on the sidewalk to the north of the intersection of North Sacramento and West Chase avenues, officials said. It wasn’t immediately clear if the boy was in the crosswalk or the sidewalk when he was hit.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and most experts are not recommending that people who received Johnson & Johnson vaccines, or any other vaccine, get booster shots. Still, a number of individuals who got Johnson & Johnson shots are starting to wonder if a booster might be a good idea, given the rapid spread of the delta variant, a handful of experts who’ve publicly recommended it and what they’re seeing in other countries.

Miles Thompson’s family and friends gathered at his home in Northbrook on July 12, 2021. Seated are Thompson’s father Marc Thompson, from left, his stepmother Sonya Anderson, his mother Laurie Cooper, his stepfather Michael Cooper and family friend, Vickey Jefferson. Standing are Thompson’s friend Brandon Jefferson, from left, his brothers Jonah Thompson and Andrew Cooper and sister Jaida Cooper. (Armando L. Sanchez / Chicago Tribune)

Red and yellow police tape surrounded several parked cars — Cooper’s among them — in the crowded parking lot Wednesday afternoon, as patrons walked to and from a CVS pharmacy, a Leona’s pizzeria, a grocery store and several other businesses. Police, including at least one evidence investigator, milled around the crime scene as curious passersby looked on.

For Biden, it offered a chance for a group of Democrats and Republicans to gather round the table in public support of the $1.2 trillion package, even as debate continues in Washington, D.C., over how to bankroll it. For Pritzker, it’s an opportunity to show he’s got the ear of the White House after battling Republican predecessor Donald Trump.

Following those 2017 allegations, the nonprofit theater’s board of directors hired an independent investigator to conduct an inquiry into Halberstam’s conduct. Upon its conclusion in the fall of 2017, the board of directors said that the investigator had found that Halberstam “has made inappropriate and insensitive comments in the workplace,” but that “the investigation did not support a finding of other inappropriate sexual behavior.” As a result, it said, Halberstam would participate in “compliance training and executive coaching sessions,” but would remain at the theater. He also apologized for offense caused.