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There will be no July 4th fireworks in Chicago this year—here's why
Despite being the country’s third-largest city, Chicago will not host an official fireworks show on Friday, July 4 this year. That’s right: no pyrotechnic finale over Navy Pier, no synchronized booms echoing down Michigan Avenue. But don’t worry, it’s not a fluke and it’s not new.
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Unpermitted fireworks and sparklers are illegal in Chicago. That doesn’t stop residents from putting on DIY firework displays ...
Chicago didn't host an official fireworks display on the 4th of July, but plenty of suburbs put on their own Independence Day fireworks shows, including southwest suburban Tinley Park, which ...
Chicago will host its fireworks extravaganza on Saturday, July 5, while suburbs like Northbrook and Oak Lawn will hold their ...
Here’s the cities that will have the best view - and the duds that will be rainouts - A record 72.2 million Americans are ...
Seattle welcomes 501 new U.S. citizens on July 4 VIEW; Seattle's July 4 fireworks show will be 'larger in size and scope' ...
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