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The issue includes reporting on displaced families fleeing conflict in Ukraine and confronting legal proceedings related to detention and deportation. It also presents a Community feature soliciting Chicago-area readers’ most memorable summer jobs, along with publication details and a section index.","The Hardest-Working Paper in America  \nCHICAGO’S BEST SPORTS SECTION IS INSIDE!  \nJULY 12, 2026 | $3 CITY/BURBS $4 ELSEWHERE | SPORTS FINAL  \nPFLEGER REMOVED FROM ST. SABINA AMID INVESTIGATION INTO DECADES-OLD ABUSE CLAIM PAGE 21  \nPatients confront longer travel times, packed ERs since West Suburban Medical Center closed  \nBY KRISTEN SCHORSCH, PAGES 10-13  \nAN UNSAFE HAVEN  \nThe Tiulenev family fled Russia after they spoke against the war in Ukraine and their home was set on fire. Some of them made it to Chicago’s north suburbs, but others are detained in California and are fighting deportation.  \nALMA CAMPOS, ANNA SAVCHENKO AND KEENAN CHEN REPORT, PAGES 4-6  \nGIACOMO CAIN/FOR THE SUN-TIMES  \nLITIGATORS INCORPORATED, P.C.  \n and Affiliated Attorneys  \nPersonal Injury • Nursing Home Neglect  \nFree Consultation • No Fees Unless Recovery  \n [312.251.0808](312.251.0808 www.litigatorsinc.net)[ www.litigatorsinc.net](312.251.0808 www.litigatorsinc.net)  \nOr dial \\#HURT from your Cell Phone  \nJeffrey A. Brody  \nAs Seen On TV  \n2 | Sunday, July 12,[2026 | The Hardest-Working Paper in America | suntimes.com](2026 | The Hardest-Working Paper in America | suntimes.com)  \nCOMMUNITY   \nWhat’sthe most memorable summerjob you had growing up in the Chicago area?  \nBY SUN-TIMES STAFF  \nW e asked readers to share  \ntheir most memorable  \nsummer job growing up in the Chicago area. Here’s what you told us, lightly edited for clarity:  \n“I worked as a demonstrator, now called a guide-lecturer, atthe Museum of Science and Industry when I was 17 during the summer of 1961. I learned to give the U-505 tour and can still recite the trophy room speech that started the tour.”  \nTOM JUDGE  \n“Gate staff at Ravinia. I learned two fantastic life lessons: how tobe OK with being bored and how to deal with entitled people.”  \nJORDAN MAINZER  \n“For two summers, when I was 14 and 15, I detasseled corn in fields just west of Naperville. You walk the rows, manually pulling out the tassels from the female plants in mid-July to allow farmers to cross-pollinate the plants. It was hot, sweaty work, but I have a deep respect for farmers and farm workers to this day.”  \nLAURIE SHOULTERKARALL  \nA Chicago Park District lifeguard watches over North Avenue Beach in 1988. 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