Citing resident feedback and several incidents involving fighting and other disturbances, Simon Properties in March implemented a Youth Supervision Policy at Orland Square mall to limit hours for unaccompanied teen guests. And though the mall was generally considered to be among the safest in the Chicago area before the policy, local leaders say the new rules have contributed to a more family-friendly atmosphere on the weekends.
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PHOTOS: Lockport enlists ducks to help patrons flock back to small businesses
Flock of artistic ducks land downtown to help small businesses fly again
The Vegan Cafe duck is a study in colorblock.
Flock of artistic ducks land downtown to help small businesses fly again
The Captain’s Fish & Chicken restaurant saddles up its duck.
Flock of artistic ducks land downtown to help small businesses fly again
The Coom’s Corner duck wears many faces.
Flock of artistic ducks land downtown to help small businesses fly again
The La Michoacana duck is a true flower child.
Flock of artistic ducks land downtown to help small businesses fly again
The Honeyfield Restaurant duck is the bee's knees.
Flock of artistic ducks land downtown to help small businesses fly again
The Anthony’s Pancake House duck is right at home.
Flock of artistic ducks land downtown to help small businesses fly again
Even Abraham Lincoln can't resist photographing the Public Landing restaurant duck.
Flock of artistic ducks land downtown to help small businesses fly again
It's martini time for the duck at Embers Tap House.
Flock of artistic ducks land downtown to help small businesses fly again
The Papa Joe’s duck is trying its luck.
Flock of artistic ducks land downtown to help small businesses fly again
Cool Creations is serving up a slice-of-life duck.
Flock of artistic ducks land downtown to help small businesses fly again
Captain America is ruling the roost at The Amazing Fantasy Comics.
Flock of artistic ducks land downtown to help small businesses fly again
The duck at Stagecoach is ready to wind up and go.
Flock of artistic ducks land downtown to help small businesses fly again
Paradise Bay's duck is channeling Jimmy Buffett.
Flock of artistic ducks land downtown to help small businesses fly again
The painted ducks line up to take their place in downtown Lockport.
Flock of artistic ducks land downtown to help small businesses fly again
Each duck is stationed near a business that struggled during the Coronavirus pandemic.
Flock of artistic ducks land downtown to help small businesses fly again
The 3-foot ducks are made of fiberglass.
Flock of artistic ducks land downtown to help small businesses fly again
A "rubber ducky" welcomes visitors to Lockport.
Lockport enlists ducks to help patrons flock back to small businesses
