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Another Great St. Patrick's Day!

Mar 17, 2025
1 min read

Chicago Downtown Parade. Images Dave Adams of Bricklayers, BAC ADC1

Shoutout to the Tilesetters and Tuckpointers of BAC ADC1 for coming in numbers.






GSU-United Electrical Workers walking the line



Enthusiastic cheers for Mother Jones from the crowd.
Enthusiastic cheers for Mother Jones from the crowd.

Mary Harris Adler brought her brother Joe Hill Adler and her parents!
Mary Harris Adler brought her brother Joe Hill Adler and her parents!
Lindsey Wright, Chicago Women in the Trades!!!
Lindsey Wright, Chicago Women in the Trades!!!






Then on Sunday, March 16, The Roofers came out to the Southside Chicago Parade. Gotta love that despite the snow, spirits were high.






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