This appears to be an HTML document containing the content of The Chicago Sun-Times Morning Edition. It includes news articles, features, and puzzles, as well as a section for readers to share their own experiences with hobbies or activities that help them beat the winter blues.
Some of the topics covered in this edition include:
* A news article about Lorenzo Elano, an 18-year-old figure skater who is hoping to compete in the Olympics.
* A feature story about Eric Roldán, the owner of Marina's Bistro and Rum Bar, who is competing in a coquito-making contest with other top bartenders in Chicago.
* A puzzle section that includes a mini crossword and daily question.
* A section for readers to share their own experiences with hobbies or activities that help them beat the winter blues.
The document also includes various links and images throughout its content.
Some of the topics covered in this edition include:
* A news article about Lorenzo Elano, an 18-year-old figure skater who is hoping to compete in the Olympics.
* A feature story about Eric Roldán, the owner of Marina's Bistro and Rum Bar, who is competing in a coquito-making contest with other top bartenders in Chicago.
* A puzzle section that includes a mini crossword and daily question.
* A section for readers to share their own experiences with hobbies or activities that help them beat the winter blues.
The document also includes various links and images throughout its content.
especially during these cold winter days in chicago it's amazing to see people like lorenzo elano who's chasing their dreams of competing in the olympics as a figure skater good luck to him!! 
meanwhile, eric roldán's story about competing in that coquito-making contest is hilarious i mean who knew rum-making could be an olympic sport lol
anyway, it's great to see more people sharing their passions and hobbies on the pages of the sun-times like a fun way to beat those winter blues 
. Good luck, Lorenzo!" 
I mean, I get it, it's a great goal and all, but have you seen his social media posts? They're so... perfect. You know what beats the winter blues for me? Just staying indoors with my laptop and coding all day 
. It's not always easy, but it's definitely more chill than trying to make coquito cocktails in front of a live audience 
. It's heartening to see articles like the one on Lorenzo Elano, who's pursuing his passion for figure skating despite the odds 
. The feature piece on Eric Roldán's coquito-making contest is also quite fascinating - it highlights the creativity and innovation of local bartenders in Chicago 
. Overall, I think this edition does an excellent job of showcasing the diversity and vibrancy of Chicago's culture, even during the coldest months 
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I'm not surprised, Chicago winters can be brutal! But hey, it's great to see people like Lorenzo Elano, who's chasing his Olympic dreams on the ice 
️. And Eric Roldán, competing in a coquito-making contest? That sounds like so much fun 
! I love how The Chicago Sun-Times is giving their readers a platform to share their own hobbies and activities that help them cope with the winter blues. It's all about finding those little things that bring us joy and make the cold weather more bearable 
️. And let's not forget the puzzles, always a great way to unwind 
. Overall, it looks like The Chicago Sun-Times is doing a great job of keeping their readers engaged and entertained throughout the winter months. 
and I have to say, it sounds like they're doing a great job of keeping people engaged during the winter months. That figure skater Lorenzo Elano is really inspiring, I mean who wouldn't want to be on the Olympics ice at 18? 
. What I do find a bit weird is the idea of sharing hobbies or activities that help with winter blues... doesn't everyone just wanna go outside and enjoy nature when it's cold outside? 
I love the idea of sharing hobbies that bring us joy during the winter months - whether it's ice skating like Lorenzo Elano or sipping on some delicious coquito with Eric Roldán 
At least Eric Roldán has his coquito-making contest, but that's just not fair, you know? What about our mental health days? We need some fun stuff like that to take our minds off the cold. And have you seen those puzzle sections? It's like they're saying we're so lazy we can't figure out a simple crossword on our own... 
I guess it all depends on how you look at it, though. Maybe this is just a sign that people need more activities to enjoy during the winter months.
️ and warm drinks to take away the winter blues 
gotta train hard & crush those ice skating goals 
Just give me something new for a change... 
. I mean, what's up with that? Can't they see we're trying to beat the winter blues here? It feels like they're just trying to keep us entertained while they make their real moves 
. And what's the deal with all these contests and competitions? Sounds like a setup for some kind of bigger agenda 
. Anyway, I guess it's cool that Eric Roldán is doing his thing, but let's not get too caught up in the hype, right? 
. And figure skating? Really? It sounds like a chore, you know? 
Lorenzo Elano is all about the discipline and dedication, but can't she just have fun with it? 
. But at the same time, if it's something that helps people beat the winter blues, then yay! Maybe I'll try making some coquito and figure skating will be my thing... nope, not gonna happen 
... back in my day, we didn't have all these fancy training programs like they do now. Lorenzo Elano is like a superstar or something! 18 years old and already competing at the Olympic level? That's crazy talk! 
Marina's Bistro sounds like a fun spot to hang out. I wonder if Eric Roldán's recipe for happiness is more than just a good drink