Chicago’s most iconic ice ribbon is officially open! ⛸️❄️ Glide through downtown views at the Maggie Daley Park Ice Skating Ribbon, one of Chicago’s favorite winter traditions. This winding, quarter-mile loop lets you skate between the skyline and snow-covered trees - way more scenic than your typical rink. 🎟 Admission: Free if you bring your own skates 👟 Rentals: $17–$23 depending on day/time 📅 Season: Open now through early March 📍 Location: Maggie Daley Park – 337 E Randolph St 🕐 Session

New Yorkers brag about Manhattanhenge. We’ve got ChicagoHenge. 🌇 And it’s pure magic. The sun lines up with our streets, skyscrapers become the frame, and the whole city glows like a movie set. This is the last ChicagoHenge of 2025 → don’t just scroll it, see it. 📍 ChicagoHenge Viewing Spots 🔴 Michigan & Washington – iconic Loop canyon shot, steps from Millennium Park 🔴 Michigan & Madison – Route 66 sign perfect grid line 🔴 Randolph & State/Michigan – wide, unobstructed sunset view 🔴 Michi

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Powered by touchdown runs from Mekhi White and Alin Norisca, Randolph defeated back to back reigning champ West Boylston, 21-0, in the Division 8 state championship at Gillette Stadium on Saturday 🏈. The title is Randolph’s second in its history 🌟. Stay tuned to our website this afternoon for more on this game 📱 🔗. #miaa #randolph #highschoolfootball #viral #gillettestadium #massachusetts 🎥: Gage Nutter | MassLive.com High School Sports

How Black Activism Forced Military Integration" The story of the first Black Marines is not one of permission—it's one of pressure. In 1941, as America prepared to fight Nazi Germany's racist regime, the U.S. Marine Corps systematically rejected Black applicants. General Thomas Holcomb stated he would rather have 5,000 white Marines than 250,000 Black ones. The hypocrisy was stunning: fight fascism abroad while practicing segregation at home. Enter A. Philip Randolph, founder of the Brotherhood