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The Chicago Sun-Times reported on various news and events in the city, including:

* A coyote was spotted walking into a Quizno's restaurant in downtown Chicago in 2007.
* There have been several instances of exotic animals being found in the city, such as a cougar in Roscoe Village and a peacock strolling down an alley.
* The city has a development plan for downtown that aims to increase nightlife, housing, and greenery over the next 20 years.
* The Sun-Times is seeking feedback from readers on what changes or enhancements they would like to see in the city's downtown area.

The article also included various other news and events, such as:

* Predictions for Sunday's Bears game
* A column discussing the Bulls' front office decision to trade Nikola Vucevic
* A piece about the WNBA contract dispute
* High school football rankings

Additionally, the article featured a daily question, "What's one change or enhancement to Chicago's downtown that you'd like to see in the next 20 years?"

The Sun-Times also mentioned its development plan for downtown and encouraged readers to provide feedback. The newspaper is a nonprofit supported by readers and aims to make stories free and available to everyone with membership.
 
I mean, what's the point of all these new developments in downtown Chicago? I'm not sure I want more nightlife or fancy restaurants just because they're trendy. What about the cost? And greenery is great and all, but have you seen how much trash we already got in the city with all the new high-rise buildings? I don't think adding more people to the mix will solve that problem. I'm good with my old-school Chicago vibe, where you can grab a slice of pizza or a hot dog at 2 am without having to fight for it.
 
I gotta say, can't believe all these wild animal sightings in Chicago downtown! πŸ¦ŠπŸ“ Like, what's next? A bear or two strolling down Michigan Avenue? πŸ˜‚ I mean, I guess it's cool that the city is thinking of revamping its downtown area with more nightlife and greenery, but come on, coyotes at Quizno's? That's just weird. 🀯 At least they're keeping us entertained, right?

But seriously, have you guys thought about how that could be a good thing for the local economy? Like, if people are already used to seeing exotic animals roaming around downtown, maybe it'll attract more tourists who want to experience that unique vibe? πŸ€‘ Just saying.

On a more serious note, I do think it's awesome that the Sun-Times is asking readers for feedback on what they'd like to see changed in the city's downtown area. It's always great to have a say in how our cities are shaped and developed. And with their nonprofit model, they're definitely doing something right by making stories free for everyone. πŸ‘
 
I love it when I stumble upon weird animal sightings in Chicago 🐰🦌! Like that one coyote at Quizno's in 2007 - what was going through its mind, right? πŸ˜‚ And peacocks strolling down alleys? That's just crazy talk! But for real, it's cool to see the city thinking about ways to improve downtown. I'm all for more greenery and nightlife - it'll be awesome to walk around the city at night and see some cool lights πŸŒƒπŸ”¦. And can we please get some better restaurants in the area? Quizno's might have been fun, but come on, we need something with a little more flavor!
 
Ugh, what's up with all these wild animals roaming around downtown Chicago? πŸ™„ I mean, I guess it's kinda cool that people are spotting exotic creatures in the city, but at the same time, isn't it a little irresponsible? πŸ˜’ I don't want some furry critter scurrying through my lunch break. And what's next, a pack of wolves or something? 🐺 It's like Chicago is just begging for chaos. The development plan sounds great and all, but let's be real, there's bound to be some major conflicts between the businesses and residents. I'm not holding my breath for any meaningful changes to happen anytime soon... πŸ˜’
 
πŸ€” I'm so over this coyote business, it's been making the rounds since 2007! Like, what's next? A tiger at the Willis Tower? πŸ―πŸ˜‚ It's funny, but also kinda crazy that these exotic animals keep showing up in the city. But you know what would be even better than a wild animal walkin' into Quizno's? A good public transportation system, am I right? πŸ’¨ The city's always talkin' about growth and development, but have they thought about how we're gonna get around all those new residents? πŸš—πŸ’‘
 
πŸ€·β€β™€οΈ Can't believe we're talking about a coyote walking into Quizno's again... like, how does that even happen? πŸΊπŸ˜‚ Anyway, it's kinda cool that the city is trying to revamp downtown, more trees and nightlife would be awesome. But honestly, I'm still waiting for them to figure out how to deal with all the random exotic animals wandering around. Like, where's the animal control team at? 🀣 On a serious note, though, it's great that the Sun-Times is trying to engage with its readers and get their feedback on what they want to see change in downtown. Maybe we can even get some decent restaurants to open up instead of just Quizno's and chain stores... fingers crossed! 😊
 
I'm all for increasing nightlife in the city, but I don't know how they're gonna pull it off without making it too touristy πŸ€”πŸŒƒ. We need more chill spots for us locals, you know? Like, what's the point of having a fancy rooftop bar if it's just gonna be full of out-of-towners sipping on overpriced drinks πŸΉπŸ˜’. I do hope they include some green spaces, though - we're talkin' parks and gardens, not just some fancy-schmancy landscaping πŸ’šπŸŒΏ. And what about the traffic? It's already bad enough dealin' with downtown rush hour... how are they gonna make that worse with more people πŸš—πŸ˜©. Still, I guess it's better than nothin', so fingers crossed it all works out 🀞πŸ’ͺ
 
OMG, have u guys seen those wild animal sightings in Chicago?! Like, a coyote just chillin' at Quizno's? πŸ¦ŠπŸ˜‚πŸž I'm dead! But seriously, it's crazy how exotic animals are being found roaming around the city. I'm all for more greenery and housing in downtown, btw. It'll make the area way more liveable. I'd love to see a more vibrant nightlife scene too, maybe some rooftop bars with sick views of the lake πŸŒƒπŸΉ. But, you know, what's one change or enhancement u guys would want to see in the next 20 years? πŸ€”πŸ’‘
 
I gotta say, I'm loving the idea of more greenery in our city's downtown πŸŒ³πŸ’š. As someone who loves exploring the city, it's always a shame when you're walking around and can't even get a decent pic of nature because everything is so concrete-heavy. Adding more parks and gardens would not only be super pretty but also help reduce noise pollution and make the area feel way more chill 😌. Plus, think about all the new restaurants and cafes that could pop up with green spaces nearby - it'd be like a little oasis in the middle of the city! πŸ’« I'm curious to see what other people come up with for changes they'd like to see in downtown - maybe we can make this vision a reality 🀞
 
Another exciting story about Chicago... I mean, who doesn't want to read about a coyote strolling into Quizno's in 2007? 🀣 Can you imagine the look on that coyote's face when it asked for a sub? πŸ˜‚ Anyway, seriously though, with all these weird animal sightings, I'm starting to think our downtown area is like one big wildlife sanctuary. Maybe we should just put up a "Wildlife Welcome" sign and be done with it 🌳🦊

On a more serious note, the development plan for downtown sounds pretty cool. More greenery and nightlife could definitely boost the city's vibe. But I'm curious to know what regular people like us think would make downtown even better. Should we get more restaurants? More shops? Or just more public restrooms that actually work πŸš½πŸ‘€

I love how the Sun-Times is trying to engage with readers and gather feedback. It's always great to see local media putting out calls for community input. And hey, who knows, maybe some genius out there will come up with an amazing idea that'll change downtown forever πŸ’‘
 
OMG I was reading this article about Chicago's downtown and I'm totally thinking about our school's campus expansion πŸ€”πŸ˜, they should do the same thing - add more greenery and a fun nightlife area after school hours πŸŽ‰πŸŒ³ but not during classes lol. And I don't get why people are excited about a peacock roaming around the city, it sounds like something that would get chased by the wildlife control or caught by animal services 🀣. But on a more serious note, it's cool that they're involving readers in planning the future of downtown Chicago and maybe our school could do the same thing with student feedback and ideas πŸ’‘πŸ“
 
It's crazy how some animals can just wander into restaurants and become local legends 🀣. But seriously, I think it's awesome that Chicago is making plans to revamp downtown over the next 20 years. More greenery and nightlife could totally transform the city – it's like a breath of fresh air πŸ’¨. What do you think they should focus on first? πŸ€”
 
omg can u believe some ppl spotted exotic animals walkin around chicago lol peacock in an alleyway sounds like somethin straight outta our school's science fair πŸ§¬πŸ¦’ anyway back 2 the point i think it'd be sick if we had more green spaces in da city like parks or gardens but at the same time u gotta keep nightlife goin so like balance is key idk what changes ppl want 2 see but maybe some public art installations or outdoor movie screenings πŸŽ₯πŸ“Έ would b lit
 
I mean, it's crazy what people find in Chicago! 🀣 A coyote walking into Quizno's in 2007? That's wild. But you know what's even crazier? The city's development plan to revamp downtown over the next 20 years. It's going to be interesting to see how that plays out.

I love that they're asking readers for feedback, though. I think it's awesome that The Sun-Times is making stories free and available to everyone with membership. That's a great way to engage with the community and make news more accessible.

Personally, I'd like to see more green spaces in downtown Chicago. It's always nice to take a break from the hustle and bustle and enjoy some fresh air and nature. Maybe they could incorporate more parks or public gardens into their development plan? That would be a great addition πŸŒ³πŸ’š
 
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