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The City’s New Bicycle Safety Group Finally Had Its First Meeting — But Attendees Hope For More Input Next Time
Participants couldn't chat, the meeting was scheduled when many people work and there were few opportunities for people to participate, some attendees said.
Bronzeville’s Obsidian Collection Faces The Public As It Pushes To Turn Palmer Mansion Into Its New Home
After a year of delays, the team behind the Palmer Mansion renovation unveiled their plan to residents at a spirited public meeting.
Jefferson Park White Supremacist Charged With Hate Crime After Tagging Businesses With Swastikas, Prosecutors Say
White supremacist gang member Brodie Blakeslee, 57, allegedly told detectives he wanted to let Black Lives Matter supporters know the neighborhood was “protected."
Black-Woman-Led Theater Company Puts Spotlight On Playwrights Of Color At Fest This Weekend
Perceptions Theatre's BIPOC Play Festival will bring productions about love, politics, police violence and suppressed trauma to South Shore.
