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Holiday Issue 2018

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The Holiday Issue 2018

by South Side Weekly December 6, 2018December 6, 2018

holiday is a strange thing. So much is wrapped up into one–family, shopping, nostalgia, identity, gods–that it ceases to remain a day like any other. Entire years pass without notice, but you might remember what you were doing last Hanukkah, or Christmas, or New Year’s Eve. Maybe your holiday was a joyous one, filled with […]

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In Memory of James Garrett

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Winter Drinks and Bakeries

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