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April 25 The following maintenance issues were identified: 1. North Ave: Men’s restroom – 1 toilet not flushing 2. Southfield: Men’s restroom – 2 urinals not flushing 3. Oak St.: Men’s restroom – 1 toilet not flushing; graffiti on walls 4. Randolph: Women’s restroom – 1 toilet not flushing 5. Monroe: Women’s restroom – 1 toilet not flushing 6. 12th St.: Women’s restroom – 3 sinks leaking; Men’s restroom – 1 toilet not flushing 7. Museum Campus: 1 stall – graffiti present 8. 31st St.: Women’s restroom – 2 toilets not working 9. 49th St.: Men’s restroom – 1 toilet not working, 1 sink continuously running; Women’s restroom – 1 toilet not working 10. Promontory Point: Women’s restroom – 1 toilet not working 11. 63rd St.: Men’s restroom – 1 toilet not working
a picture of a brown hand holding a plastic cup filled with cantaloupe ice in front of a sidewalk stand called Mario's Italian Lemonade
a picture of garlic bulbs just harvested with exposed roots and dirt
a picture of a carpet loom with stands of thread coming out the back in a range of colors
a picture of a book resting on a black and white striped chair the book cover includes the title and author name and an illustration of an arm protruding from the right hand edge, bent with a hand in a partial fist, the arm illustration is made of other arms and hands, reaching
a picture of jalapeños, red peppers, tomatoes, blackberries and green peppers
a picture of a cat very close up as he climbed into my lap to gather his dues in pets he is owed, he's not wrong
a picture of sun rays coming across a painting of the sun coming up over green hills in bologna
a calico cat sitting on a pillar made from marble by the Romans with an old brick wall in the background
a screenshot of a message from BSky Hey there! You are accessing Bluesky from a region that legally requires us to verify your age before allowing you to access the app. Based on your network, we think you're in Texas, United States. This estimate may be inaccurate if you're using a VPN.
a picture of a yellow book cover with the title printed in black and red
a picture of a mosaic on the ground with a red hear made of tiny tiles
a brown woman holding a sheep skin wool sheet vertically with gray cotton paper clinging to it with water
a mural on the outside of an Italian college campus that reads no war but class war
a picture of religious scenes painted by Michelangelo on a ceiling in a church
a basket weave pattern of mosaic tile of blue, pink, white and yellow tile
a picture of a vista from the Vatican of a basketball court and old buildings packed into Rome with orange tiled roofs
Witnesses reflected on various potential motivations to leak the candidates’ names to the press. One theme was currying favor with reporters. As the Board is heading into a new phase where all members will need to run for election, witnesses suggested that every Board member has motivation to ingratiate themselves with the media, to provide the “inside scoop” so that the reporter has incentive to come back to that individual again, or to repay the favor via positive coverage during the upcoming Board elections. This is an incentive that all Board members who are seeking re-election next year share, regardless of whether they are currently an appointed or elected member.
Additionally, SPPP collected documents and emails as part of the investigation. SPPP keyword searched and reviewed over 9000 documents. These included emails from the 21 Board members’ @cps.edu email addresses, as well as emails of additional CPS Board staff members who had access to confidential information related to the Superintendent/CEO search. The email search did not uncover any evidence indicating any individual shared confidential information related to Board business with the media via their @cps.edu email account. In their interviews with SPPP, every Board member acknowledged that they communicated about Board business on their personal cell phone. SPPP asked whether each Board member would submit to a search of their personal cell phone. The following Board members consented to SPPP searching their personal cell phones:
an entire page of redacted text, a black wall
a picture of a volcano erupting in the sea
an altar to Mary with flowers as an offering, light coming in from the stained glass window
a picture of a book on a light blue geometric pattern, the book has the title and author and a green glass with a pomegranate and purple fruit tossed in free fall
a picture of a red book on a cafe table with a glass of wine in the background overlooking Tuscany
a picture of a book with a white cover and circular cutouts revealing two people sitting at a diner table with the word Stories above them
a book cover in green tones with the profile of a woman's face wearing a hijab and the book title drawn along the edge of the hijab looked at another way, there is another profile of a woman facing toward the book title
a picture of a book with a cream colored cover with the title in handwritten capital letters colored in red and black
a picture of a book spine that is yellow with the book title, The City We Became a drawing of a tentacle and then the author's name, NK Jemisin
a picture of a brown book with the title and cover image in light brown the cover image is a line drawing of nuns, surrounded by books
a picture of the book with a French woman who is covered with a Black person in the foreground with a vase of pink roses
picture of a yellow book cover with white typeface reading Blood in My Eye with a two tone print of George Jackson in black and a two tone print of George Jackson in red right next to it
a picture of a book with a yellow dust jacket with a drawing of a boy running on top of the typeface for the title of the book, GHOST
a picture of a book with a Black woman in the center, wearing a Chicago Teacher's Union Red shirt and her arms raised in the air, standing in front of a microphone the book title is printed above and below her
a picture of a book on a table with fabric underneath in a blue, pink and green bubble pattern the book cover has a drawing of a mountain lion with the title written in black, pink, orange and yellow letters Open Throat Henry Hoke A novel
a picture of a book with a black cover and an abstract drawing in blue with repeated faces included in varying directions with the tile in blue and white Racial Melancholia, Racial Dissociation: on the social and psychic lives of Asian Americans by David L. Eng and Shinhee Han the book is sitting on a piece of fabric that is teal with black dots on it
a picture of a book with the author, a Black woman looking to the horizon, on the cover in a red top the title in white letters in the bottom half of the cover that book is placed on a fabric with broad green leaves and pink flowers
a picture of a red book with a kuffiya pattern in red and white with the title of the book in white and blue
a picture of a book with a blue cover and a drawing of a girl in magenta falling down to hold the hand of a boy in teal falling up In gold lettering it reads Yumi and Brandon Sanderson
a picture of a gray book opened at the spine Amanda I. Seligman Block by Block Chicago
a picture of a green book cover on a burnt orange rug Women and Other Monsters: Building a New Mythology Jess Zimmerman
a picture of a colorful book jacket of a woman looking at an orange octopus with sea life in the frame Remarkably Bright Creatures by Shelby Van Pelt
a picture of a book laying on a green and white geometrically patterned head scarf from Bangladesh Discontent and Its Civilizations: Dispatches from Lahore, New York and London by Mohsin Hamid
a picture of a tile pattern in the Medici family crypt with a red/orange circle in the center and curved designs spilling outward bring there in green, blue and yellow
a pattern of tile on a building with green, yellow and blue geometric pattern made of rectangles and squares
a picture of workers lifting out supplies from boats near the Rialto bridge
a picture of the side of the fast train in Italy with a red body with the words that say Frecciarossa 1000
a picture of a brown man with folded arms and a brown woman with a sari on, in front of a body of water
a picture of a yellow streetcar with a yellow colonial style building in the background
a picture of a person's face with the mouth open to take in secret denunciations, to be investigated by the State
a picture of buzzer system that has two circular buzz boxes, resembling eyes and a speaker below it resembling a mouth
a picture of a brown hand holding a coca cola zero, with a pan a deus in the background with a Lisboa postcard
a picture of a greenhouse ceiling with intricate ironwork details, drop lights, a clock and green paint. DuSable Museum, Chicago
a side view of a landmarked building in chicago with a green glaze and decorative tiles on the top columns of the building the architect was Z. Erol Smith and this building was originally used for the Chicago Bee newspaper and apartments
a picture of a basketball hoop with an open door behind it, four vintage ladders secured on other either side of the hoop the gym is painted purple midway up the wall
a picture of a the header letterhead document of a CPS investigative memo with an old stylized CPS logo where the bottom curvature of the C connects to the tail of the S and the P sits between File Number 1 Investigation: Harold Ardell Date of Report: January 13, 2004 School: Steinmetz High School Region: 2 Area: 20 Investigative Summary
a chart showing how many toilets, urinals, sinks, changing stations, paper towel dispensers, electric hand driers, soap dispensers, sanitary cans and drinking fountains are at each lakefront comfort station, special use facility and band shell
Monthly Consumable Supply Summary Report The awardee(s) shall, a minimum, submit monthly Consumable Summary Reports to the CPD.
a picture from the Chicago Park District RFP on janitorial services related to comfort stations and bathrooms at the lake front and beaches in the city "Generally, the comfort stations will be open April 1st through October 31st, though the actual opening date will be determined by CPD. Accordingly, the awardee must accommodate any schedule as directed by the CPD. During the season, April 1st through October 31st, the buildings will be open seven (7) days per week from 7am to 10pm unless specified otherwise by CPD."
a counter in a local shop with stickers on their checkout counter
a picture of a child's hands and adults hands pulling a squeegee with neon green paint down a screen in the park