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Windy City Times current issue now online, in news boxes and at open locations
2020-04-29
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Windy City Times statement:
Windy City Times is distributing the print version of this edition, via our wonderful delivery crew, to news boxes and open locations around the city. All new articles and accompanying images are available here at www.windycitymediagroup.com and the full issue is available as a PDF download on the top right of the site. Issues dating back 2002 are available at www.windycitymediagroup.com/browsearchives.php .
We at Windy City Media Group hope that everyone is staying in and staying safe. If you do go out to walk your dog or get some exercise, please pick up a copy of Windy City Times.
So many of our advertises are hurting during this difficult time. Bars, theaters, events, restaurants, etc. If you have the ability to help, there is a list of bar fundraisers at www.windycitymediagroup.com/lgbt/Fundraisers-online-for-workers-sidelined-by-Chicago-bar-closings/68256.html and on page 20 of th April 21, 2020, issue.
Windy City Times too is facing a difficult economic situation with the loss of advertising due to COVID-19. If you can, please help us continue to be able to cover our community and pay our team by donating to
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