Covers information for the Chicago neighborhoods from Fullerton and Chicago Avenue between the River and California Ave. They include: Bucktown, East Village, Noble Square, Ukrainian Village, West Town and Wicker Park.
You can be part of the design process for the new Milwaukee Ave. and Leavitt St. Park (Park 567) on Thurs., Jan. 26, 6:30 p.m., Holstein Park Auditorium, 2200 N.
The Bucktown-Wicker Park Library located at 1701 N. Milwaukee Ave. 312.744.6022 opened on July 10, 2006, replacing both the West Town and Damen Avenue Branch libraries. It is a two-story, 15,500 square feet full service branch that houses over $400,000 worth of books and materials.
The Raise Your Hand Coalition (RYH), an education advocacy group representing thousands of parents throughout Chicago and Illinois hosted a meeting on Tues., Sept.27 at Coonley School to discuss the issue of extending the Chicago Public Schools (CPS) school day.
Slow-roasted pulled barbeque turkey sandwich with slaw, apple-berry ice, baked sweet potato chips won Roberto Clement Community Academy, Western and Division, second place in the annual Healthy Schools Campaign's Cooking Up Change contest Nov. 3. Their chef mentor was Chef Randy Zweiban of Province. First prize, in the twelve school cook-off, went to Chicago Vocational Career Academy team.
Built before the street was at the level it is now, the Dot House, which celebrated a birthday recently, is more than a dot on a map. It is a charming structure, jam packed with stories, love and talent.
For families earning less than $50,000 and individuals earning less than $25,000, free income tax preparation assistance is available sponsored by the City and its partners.
Montgomery Ward company, in 1939, gave a thirty-four year old copywriter named Robert L. May, the task of creating a Christmas story for a promotional booklet to be given out to shoppers.
