Mount Carmel Alumni Return To Celebrate Their High School’s New Look At Monday’s Ribbon Cutting
The high school's main building, built in 1924, has received a near total redesign intended to inspire productivity from its students, president Ned Hughes said.
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Meet The New Bin On The Block, Here To Help You Clean Your Plate And Save The Planet
By Patty Wetli Lincoln Square, North Center, Irving Park Primary category in which blog post is published
Wicker Park Sports Bar The Boundary Closes After ‘12 Incredible Years’ In Neighborhood
By Hannah Alani Wicker Park, Bucktown, West Town Primary category in which blog post is published
Local Churches And Nonprofit Team Up To Bless Up, Erasing Millions In Medical Debt For South Siders
By Jamie Nesbitt Golden
Bridgeport’s Poop Vandal Has Been Caught, Neighbors Say As Man Charged
By Kelly Bauer Bridgeport, Chinatown, McKinley Park Primary category in which blog post is published
Round Two, A National High-End Vintage Chain, Will Replace Beach House Social In Wicker Park
Round Two is a high-end vintage store known around the U.S. for its rare collection of shirts, shoes and other items.
These Sweet Treats Are Not To Eat: Nubian Soaps By Acacia Launches New Organic Bath Bombs Catered To Black Skin
The new bath product line made in Austin includes bath teas, blueberry crumble bubble cookies and pumpkin spice latte bubble truffles.
Man With Domestic Abuse History Wants His Gun ‘Arsenal’ Charges Moved To Veterans Court
If his request is granted, James Mather could get probation and a chance to expunge his record. His victims called the move "desperate."
Live Updates From Day 3 Of The Chicago Teachers Strike: Ongoing Talks And A Really Long Picket Line
The Chicago Teachers Strike enters its second week.
Hyde Park’s D’Angelo Law Library: A Showstopper With Famous Architect, Rich History And Little Respect
Lee Bey's Overlooked South Side Buildings: U.S. Supreme Court Justice Earl Warren was there when the cornerstone was laid. Richard M. Nixon was at the dedication. And Barack Obama taught constitutional law there from 1992 to 2004.
Classes Canceled Monday As Negotiations Continue Into Sunday Night
School buildings will be open and students will be served breakfast and lunch at schools, and then be offered dinner to take home,
Union Reports Progress At Saturday Talks, But Mayor Says School Will Likely Be Canceled Monday
Bargaining between City Hall and the Chicago Teachers Union ended Saturday night with reports of continued progress on two key issues — class size caps and support staff — but a stall in three other critical areas.
St. Adalbert Church Could Become Chicago Landmark Under Proposal By Ald. Sigcho-Lopez
The freshman alderman wants to landmark the church and its rectory building, according to a letter submitted to the Department of Planning and Development.
Police Supt. Eddie Johnson ‘Had A Couple Of Drinks’ Before Falling Asleep In His Car, Mayor Lightfoot Says
In the midst of a teacher strike, the new mayor is now facing a controversy with the city's top cop.
