Englewood, Chatham
South And West Siders Will Get Half Off All Rides If Lime Is Chosen For City Pilot Program, Company Says
Lime will provide a 50 percent discount for all rides in the South and West sides if the city's selects the company for the second scooter pilot program starting later this summer.
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Drivers Get 2 More Weeks To Buy City Sticker Before They’ll Face Tickets
By Kelly Bauer Downtown Primary category in which blog post is published
Chicago School Councils Have Just Weeks To Decide Whether To Keep Cops On Campus — But 4 Are Delaying The Decision
By Pascal Sabino Wicker Park, Bucktown, West Town Primary category in which blog post is published
Chicago’s Local School Councils Are Weighing Whether To Keep Cops In Schools. Here Are The Meetings This Week
By Pascal Sabino Downtown Primary category in which blog post is published
City Will Crack Down On Bars, Gyms If Rise In Coronavirus Cases Among Young Chicagoans Continues, Lightfoot Says
By Kelly Bauer Downtown Primary category in which blog post is published
Here’s A Full List Of Chicago Streets Closed For Expanded Outdoor Dining
The street closures aim to give struggling restaurants room to safely serve more diners.
Former Illinois Congressman Blasts Goya Foods, Joins Boycott Of Company After CEO Praises Trump
Following a ceremony at the White House, Goya Foods faced swift backlash from people who urged others never to purchase the company's products again.
South Side Businesses Get A Chance To Rebuild Thanks To Activist’s Grant Program
The Small Business Repair Program aims to keep Black businesses alive after many were looted and vandalized in early June.
Bars, Restaurants Selling Alcohol Have To Close At Midnight, City Says
The city said the new rule is effective immediately and is meant to prevent the spread of coronavirus.
Southwest Side Alderman’s Home Vandalized: ‘This Was Meant To Send A Message’
Ald. Ray Lopez (15th) said a vandal broke two windows at his home and tried to set fire to a neighbor's garage.
South Loop Stores Collecting Food And Supplies And Hosting Blood Drive
The events will benefit the Englewood Strong Community Efforts and non-profit blood service provider Vitalant.
Coronavirus Testing Site At Kennedy-King College Closes
The pop-up facility in Englewood was one of six sites that opened in May to track how the virus was moving through Chicago.
Coronavirus Ticket Amnesty Is Over For Street Sweeping, City Stickers — Here’s How To Get Yours And Avoid A Ticket
If you park on a residential block, you must renew your city sticker before July 16.
With City Funding Cut, Englewood Day Care Center Battles To Reopen: ‘You’re Taking Away A Safe Haven’
"If the mayor is a supporter of high quality programming, and we know she is because she said so, why is a successful program being defunded?"
