Articles By Jamie Nesbitt Golden
A Life-Changing Moment: Woman Wins A Free Bungalow As Part Of Land Bank Giveaway
Vanessa Johnson beat out 15,000 other applicants to win a newly rehabbed three-bedroom Washington Heights bungalow.
Local Churches And Nonprofit Team Up To Bless Up, Erasing Millions In Medical Debt For South Siders
Local clergy hope to turn their plan to erase medical debt into a national movement.
Residents Threaten Boycott After Walgreens Stands Firm On Closing Calumet Heights Location
"If you continue to do this, you're going to have a bigger problem on your hands," warned one resident.
Tour An Urban Farm, Chicago’s Fleet Facility And More In Englewood This Weekend
Annual architectural tour Open House Chicago will highlight several Englewood sites Saturday and Sunday.
As Walgreens Closes Calumet Heights Store, Residents Ask: ‘Why Is It Always Stores In Black Neighborhoods?’
Ald. Greg Mitchell will host a meeting so residents can sound off ahead of the store's Nov. 11 closure.
In August, Peace Activist Jermaine Kelly Asked ‘Who’s Next?’ On Tuesday, It Was Him
"He doesn't do anything. He doesn't bother anybody. It doesn't make sense."
Get A Month’s Utility Bill Paid Under CEDA’s Low-Income Home Energy Program Now Open To Residents In Need
Eligible households can receive assistance with overdue utility bills.
Sound Artist’s New Listening Garden Near Jeffery Manor Library Brings An Oasis Of Peace And Quiet
The project, created by Norman W. Long, is a love letter to the neighborhood that built him.
Chicago’s Block Club Convention Returns To Simeon High This Weekend
The convention returns after a seven-year absence with new organizers and a renewed purpose.
