Articles By Pascal Sabino
Coronavirus Outbreak At West Side Shelter Reveals Risks To People Who Are Homeless
"Until we are able to find a viable housing solution, it will be very hard to come up with any public health solutions," said Richard Ducatenzeiler, executive director of Franciscan Outreach.
West Side Families Can Sign Up For A Socially Distanced Visit With Santa
The visits with Santa have been a Loretto Hospital tradition for 30 years. This year's version will be a drive-through event to keep families safe amid the pandemic.
Plan To Close 3 West Side Schools, Build STEAM Academy Scrapped For Now After Parent Pushback
The community members behind the proposed school said they will resume their planning after the pandemic and work to convince skeptical parents in the meantime.
Officials ‘Did Nothing’ To Prevent Latest Coronavirus Outbreak In Jail, Guards And Advocates Say
Officers and supporters of inmates are furious with the way Cook County Sheriff Tom Dart has handled the pandemic in the jail.
West Side Job Readiness Campus Gets $2.5 Million Boost From City Grant
The workforce development center will house programs for returning citizens, as well as a community events space and cafe.
Here’s What The Ogden Development Coming To The West Side Could Look Like
"We want people in North Lawndale to be able to walk down the block to get a cup of coffee, pick up some necessities, be able to go out to eat at a sit-down restaurant."
Shop Local 2020: An Austin, North Lawndale, Garfield Park Holiday Gift Guide
Shop local this holiday season at these West Side businesses.
On The West Side, Soup For The Soul Aims To Feed Neighbors Through Winter As Pandemic Rages On
Neighborhood groups created Soup for the Soul at Stone Temple Missionary Baptist Church to build food access and a sense of community.
West Side Park Officially Renamed For Frederick And Anna Murray Douglass
The Park District finalized the renaming after previously stripping the name of Civil War-era Senator Stephen A. Douglas from the park.
