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    "text": "Sunday is the last open house date at the newly opened Waukegan History Museum at the Carnegie. If you have the means, this is a must-see! Masterful restoration work from the woodwork to the skylights, and insightful exhibits whether you're a Bradbury fan or a history buff. Well done, Waukegan!",
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