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Hardy noted Wednesday that Follstad's message -- written more than a year before the matter came before the council -- was meant to alert her to a number of issues she needed to raise with Lambert and to remind her of the need to work around council members' summer vacations. You can find his work around town, be it on the old decks that he installs in cemeteries and other places, to the bottom of the decks that people are tiding downtown. The Chicago Tribune saw the action as a chance for state lawmakers "to work around constitutional prohibitions against school prayer. |
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