Edgebrook, Edison Park, Sauganash
City’s Plan To Fix Water Mains And Save Trees Cheered By Aldermen. Could Fixing Lead Pipes Be Next?
Ald. Brian Hopkins, who co-sponsored an ordinance to force the city to try "cured-in-place pipe" liners in existing mains, said perhaps some day it could ease the city's lead pipe issues.
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Reparations Resolution To Go Before City Council Next Week: ‘It’s Time’
By Jamie Nesbitt Golden Englewood, Chatham Primary category in which blog post is published
Under Fire From Residents, Chicago Water Dept. Does About-Face On Tree-Saving Water Main Repair Technology
By Shamus Toomey Uptown, Edgewater, Rogers Park Primary category in which blog post is published
It’s Spider Season, Chicago: As Weather Cools, Spiders Get Their Feast On (Which Is Actually A Good Thing)
By Kelly Bauer Downtown Primary category in which blog post is published
Open House Chicago Returning With Dozens Of New Sites To Explore, Including Second City, Copernicus Center
By Kelly Bauer Downtown Primary category in which blog post is published
Need A Job? Here’s An Employment Fair Happening Friday On The West Side
Over 20 companies and organizations will be looking to hire at tomorrow's employment fair.
Is Summer Over Or Does It End In Mid-September? It’s Debatable
Some people use meteorological seasons and other prefer astronomical seasons. Everyone's wrong. And right.
Chicago Graduated More Seniors This Year. How Did Your School Do?
The school district said that gains by African-American students are one of the biggest drivers behind the improved numbers.
Summer Isn’t Over Yet: Chicago’s Fall Will Likely Be Warmer Than Usual, Experts Say
The city isn't expected to be any rainier or drier than normal this fall.
Chicago Approves $33 Million For School Police Despite Student Criticism
Students from Voices of Youth in Chicago Education said they felt silenced during meetings meant to promote community input, and that having officers in schools at all made them feel less safe.
Thousands Of Pot Convictions To Be Cleared Quickly As Kim Foxx Uses New Technology To End ‘Legacy Of Mass Incarceration’
"Illinois has an opportunity to address the wrongs caused by the failed war on drugs," Foxx's office said.
Edgebrook Bar’s First Queen Of Hearts Raffle Soars To More Than $400,000 As Jackpot Fever Grows
"Some nights you can't even walk in the door," said a manager at City's Edge on Devon. "We have the windows open and actually have people outside the bar watching."
St. Juliana Parish’s Queen Of Hearts Pot Is Now Worth More Than $500,000
Whoever finds the elusive Queen of Hearts will split the pot with St. Juliana Parish.
Norwood Park Shooting Wounds Boy, 16, Walking Outside
The shooting happened Thursday afternoon in the 5200 block of North Natchez Avenue.
