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City Unveils AIDS Garden Chicago In Lakeview East
The two and half-acre garden is a tribute to those who died from the disease, and those still fighting it.
CHICAGO (CBS) — They are calling it a "park with purpose". On Thursday, Illinois leaders gathered in Lakeview to cut the ribbon on the long-awaited "AIDS Garden Chicago".
The two and half-acre garden is a tribute to those who died from the disease -- and those still fighting it. CBS 2'S Marissa Parra was there for the ceremony.
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