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The bike & pedestrian trails are open in their entirety, but caution must be used at the Oak St. curve where the trail narrows considerably. Additionally, icy conditions are still possible, especially in the morning. Crews are monitoring daily, starting at 6 am. Please exercise caution.

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Lincoln Park: You Know What You Should Do

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LAKEFRONT TRAIL ALERT:

The bike & pedestrian trails are open in their entirety, but caution must be used at the Oak St. curve where the trail narrows considerably. Additionally, icy conditions are still possible, especially in the morning. Crews are monitoring daily, starting at 6 am. Please exercise caution.

July 27, 2015
Artist Jeff Zimmermann incoporated portraits of real people who use Oak Street Beach in his lively.
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Artist Jeff Zimmermann incoporated portraits of real people who use Oak Street Beach in his lively mural, 2012, photo by James Iska.
The mural includes an iconic depiction of Uncle Sam pointing out in a manner that makes the viewer.
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The mural includes an iconic depiction of Uncle Sam pointing out in a manner that makes the viewer think he is serious about keeping Chicago's beaches clean, 2012, photo by James Iska.
The artwork includes familiar American icons such as a Chicago hot dog and an ice cream cone.
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The artwork includes familiar American icons such as a Chicago hot dog and an ice cream cone. But there are surprises. For instance, a rendering of an ordinary African American man is presented in place of George Washington's face on the dollar, 2012, photo by James Iska.
You Know What You Should Do provides a visual message about what not to do, such as feeding birds.
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You Know What You Should Do provides a visual message about what not to do, such as feeding birds on the lakefront, 2012, photo by James Iska.
Artist Jeff Zimmermann incoporated portraits of real people who use Oak Street Beach in his lively.
Media Caption
Artist Jeff Zimmermann incoporated portraits of real people who use Oak Street Beach in his lively mural, 2012, photo by James Iska.
The mural includes an iconic depiction of Uncle Sam pointing out in a manner that makes the viewer.
Media Caption
The mural includes an iconic depiction of Uncle Sam pointing out in a manner that makes the viewer think he is serious about keeping Chicago's beaches clean, 2012, photo by James Iska.
The artwork includes familiar American icons such as a Chicago hot dog and an ice cream cone.
Media Caption
The artwork includes familiar American icons such as a Chicago hot dog and an ice cream cone. But there are surprises. For instance, a rendering of an ordinary African American man is presented in place of George Washington's face on the dollar, 2012, photo by James Iska.
You Know What You Should Do provides a visual message about what not to do, such as feeding birds.
Media Caption
You Know What You Should Do provides a visual message about what not to do, such as feeding birds on the lakefront, 2012, photo by James Iska.

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