What Are Those Strange Symbols Written In The Sky Above Chicago?

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A small aircraft has been spotted creating unusual symbols in the skies over Chicago, with curious residents speculating it may be a marketing stunt for Marvel's upcoming Fantastic Four film, set to release on July 25. The aircraft, identified as a Glasair III, has been observed flying at 12,000 feet, creating patterns above various neighborhoods. Simultaneously, Ald. Brendan Reilly is pushing for the permanent closure of Artis Restaurant following a mass shooting that occurred outside its doors, resulting in four deaths and 14 injuries. The restaurant, which was intended to be a safe space and cultural hub, is currently under a temporary closure order issued by police.

Reilly's call for action follows accusations that the owners misled city officials about the restaurant's purpose. Artis was in the process of obtaining a liquor license and had previously operated under a BYOB policy. This incident adds to the establishment's troubled legacy, as the location has seen prior violence, including a mass shooting in 2022. The community's response to both the sky art and the restaurant's issues reflects ongoing concerns about safety and cultural representation in Chicago.

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