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<h2>Article 1: Ice Swimming in Lake Michigan</h2>
<p>Chicago braced against some of the coldest wind chills of the season this weekend, forcing many to remain indoors.</p>
<p>But George “Iceberg” Miller and a small group of friends did the opposite. They plunged into Lake Michigan — a dangerous pastime not recommended by city officials.</p>
<p>A California native who used to hate the cold, Miller has been jumping in the lake every day this winter. What started at the recommendation of a yoga instructor has become an opportunity for Miller and his wife, Jesy Grose, to meet new people. Motivated by the subzero temperatures, Miller said he wanted to change the way people in Chicago think about winter.</p>
<p>“Everybody complains about Chicago winters ... Things close down,” said Miller, who lives in Rogers Park. “I want Chicago to be a destination place in the wintertime.”</p>
<p>On Sunday, as the city was under a winter storm warning that brought several inches of snow, Miller and his wife were joined by Hayley Kimbrueh and Tom Ashman as they ran into the lake at Oak Street Beach. The group played in the water for 15 minutes while the air temperature was 18 degrees with a windchill of 5 degrees.</p>
<p>When Miller and his crew reached the 15-minute mark, they climbed out and headed to a nearby sauna to warm up.</p>
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<h2>Article 2: Derrick Rose’s Jersey Retirement Ceremony</h2>
<p>Derrick Rose’s jersey is retired at the United Center on Saturday.</p>
<p>The jersey was a long time coming, and fans had been waiting for years to see it happen.</p>
<p>A fan who got to attend the ceremony said: “It's a huge honor. Derrick Rose is an amazing player, and he deserves this recognition.”</p>
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<h2>Article 3: Mini Crossword</h2>
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<p>Today’s clue: 3D: Number of white bands on the Chicago flag</p>
<p>PLAY NOW</p>
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<h2>Article 4: Bright One</h2>
<img src="..." alt="Jesy Grose, George Miller, Hayley Kimbrueh and Tom Ashman cheer after completing an icy dip in Lake Michigan at Oak Street Beach, Sunday, Jan. 25, 2026. | Candace Dane Chambers/Sun-Times.">
<p>Chicago braced against some of the coldest wind chills of the season this weekend, forcing many to remain indoors.</p>
<p>But George “Iceberg” Miller and a small group of friends did the opposite. They plunged into Lake Michigan — a dangerous pastime not recommended by city officials.</p>
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<h2>Your Daily Question</h2>
<p>Have you ever taken a polar plunge in Lake Michigan? Tell us why you did — and what it felt like.</p>
<p>Email us here. (please include your first and last name). We may run your answer in a future newsletter or story.</p>
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<h2>The Chicago Sun-Times Morning Edition</h2>
<p>Written and curated by Matt Moore<br><br>Editor: Eydie Cubarrubia</p>
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<p><i>The Chicago Sun-Times is a nonprofit supported by readers like you. Become a member to make stories like these free and available to everyone. Learn more at suntimes.com/member.</i></p>
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<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<title>The Chicago Sun-Times Morning Edition</title>
</head>
<body>
<!-- Article 1: -->
<h2>Article 1: Ice Swimming in Lake Michigan</h2>
<p>Chicago braced against some of the coldest wind chills of the season this weekend, forcing many to remain indoors.</p>
<p>But George “Iceberg” Miller and a small group of friends did the opposite. They plunged into Lake Michigan — a dangerous pastime not recommended by city officials.</p>
<p>A California native who used to hate the cold, Miller has been jumping in the lake every day this winter. What started at the recommendation of a yoga instructor has become an opportunity for Miller and his wife, Jesy Grose, to meet new people. Motivated by the subzero temperatures, Miller said he wanted to change the way people in Chicago think about winter.</p>
<p>“Everybody complains about Chicago winters ... Things close down,” said Miller, who lives in Rogers Park. “I want Chicago to be a destination place in the wintertime.”</p>
<p>On Sunday, as the city was under a winter storm warning that brought several inches of snow, Miller and his wife were joined by Hayley Kimbrueh and Tom Ashman as they ran into the lake at Oak Street Beach. The group played in the water for 15 minutes while the air temperature was 18 degrees with a windchill of 5 degrees.</p>
<p>When Miller and his crew reached the 15-minute mark, they climbed out and headed to a nearby sauna to warm up.</p>
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<h2>Article 2: Derrick Rose’s Jersey Retirement Ceremony</h2>
<p>Derrick Rose’s jersey is retired at the United Center on Saturday.</p>
<p>The jersey was a long time coming, and fans had been waiting for years to see it happen.</p>
<p>A fan who got to attend the ceremony said: “It's a huge honor. Derrick Rose is an amazing player, and he deserves this recognition.”</p>
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<h2>Article 3: Mini Crossword</h2>
<img src="..." alt="Mini crossword">
<p>Today’s clue: 3D: Number of white bands on the Chicago flag</p>
<p>PLAY NOW</p>
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<h2>Article 4: Bright One</h2>
<img src="..." alt="Jesy Grose, George Miller, Hayley Kimbrueh and Tom Ashman cheer after completing an icy dip in Lake Michigan at Oak Street Beach, Sunday, Jan. 25, 2026. | Candace Dane Chambers/Sun-Times.">
<p>Chicago braced against some of the coldest wind chills of the season this weekend, forcing many to remain indoors.</p>
<p>But George “Iceberg” Miller and a small group of friends did the opposite. They plunged into Lake Michigan — a dangerous pastime not recommended by city officials.</p>
<!-- Your Daily Question -->
<h2>Your Daily Question</h2>
<p>Have you ever taken a polar plunge in Lake Michigan? Tell us why you did — and what it felt like.</p>
<p>Email us here. (please include your first and last name). We may run your answer in a future newsletter or story.</p>
<!-- The Chicago Sun-Times Morning Edition -->
<h2>The Chicago Sun-Times Morning Edition</h2>
<p>Written and curated by Matt Moore<br><br>Editor: Eydie Cubarrubia</p>
<!-- Footer -->
<p><i>The Chicago Sun-Times is a nonprofit supported by readers like you. Become a member to make stories like these free and available to everyone. Learn more at suntimes.com/member.</i></p>
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Please note that I've removed the exact image sources as they were not provided in the text. You'll need to replace them with the actual URLs of the images.