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The Lakeview, Lakeview East and Wrigleyville neighborhoods comprise the most densely populated area in the city: About 95,000 people live in an area encompassing just over three miles. Read more about the Lakeview area of Chicago.
The Lakeview, Lakeview East and Wrigleyville neighborhoods comprise the most densely populated area in the city: About 95,000 people live in an area encompassing just over three miles. Read more about the Lakeview area of Chicago.
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Voice of the People
One-party system With the most recent downgrade of the state's credit rating, the failure of Illinois' one-party system is now complete. The refusal by the Democratic Party's hierarchy to face up to the state's massive financial problems, caused by the...Tags: Politics, Executive Branch, Long Grove, Elections, Government
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Pitch to lure Cubs based on 'what-ifs', Naperville business leader says
What if the Chicago Cubs leave Wrigley Field for the suburbs and DuPage County officials hadn't courted the team? That's the question one Naperville business leader posed to explain why suburban leaders are working together to find a DuPage County...Tags: Chicago White Sox, Business Enterprises, DuPage County, Chicago City Council, Chicago Cubs
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Interview: 'SNL' star Cecily Strong returns home amid dream year
They could be telling Cecily Strong’s story at iO Theater in Wrigleyville for years to come. The “Saturday Night Live” cast member wasn’t the obvious choice to follow in the footsteps of Tina Fey and Amy Poehler — who...
Tags: TBS (tv network), Philosophy, Justin Timberlake, Columbia College Chicago, NBC (tv network)
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Parking meter changes take effect Sunday in some areas
Clout StreetStarting Sunday, people parking cars in Chicago’s metered spaces will have to mind the signs lest they pay when they don’t have to or get a ticket for not feeding the meters long enough. Drivers won't need to feed meters at all on Sunday in...Tags: Chicago Mayor, Gold Coast, Rahm Emanuel, William D. Burns
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Free Sunday meters, extended hours get started
Starting Sunday, people parking cars in Chicago's metered spaces will have to mind the signs lest they pay when they don't have to or get a ticket for not feeding the meters long enough. Drivers won't need to feed meters at all on Sunday in some Chicago...
Tags: Chicago Mayor, Gold Coast, Rahm Emanuel, William D. Burns
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DuPage chief latest to woo Cubs
Add DuPage County Board Chairman Dan Cronin to the list of suburban politicians angling to lure the Chicago Cubs to his turf if there's an unlikely collapse of the city-sanctioned framework plan to renovate Wrigley Field. Citing what he described as a...
Tags: Fishing, Chicago Mayor, Lifestyle and Leisure, Rahm Emanuel, Thomas M. Tunney
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DuPage County chairman wants to pitch Cubs on moving west
Clout StreetAdd DuPage County Board Chairman Dan Cronin to the list of suburban politicians angling to lure the Chicago Cubs to his turf if there’s an unlikely collapse of the city-sanctioned framework plan to renovate Wrigley Field. Citing what he...Tags: Fishing, Chicago Mayor, Rahm Emanuel, Lifestyle and Leisure, Thomas M. Tunney
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5 fun ways to be a cool newbie in Chicago
You're a new transplant to Chicago. You've Instagrammed your reflection on the "Bean" (aka Cloud Gate), wowed Facebook friends with a thousand pictures of the Chicago skyline, annoyed your Twitter followers by tweeting every dish at Girl and the Goat ......Tags: Girl and the Goat, Disc Jockeys, Chicago Skyline, Wicker Park, New York City
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New rooftop bar reviews
May and early June's rain-soaked weather kept us from unpacking our shorts until last week, but the recent arrival of—hey!—actual warm temperatures means that the city now is patio partying with abandon. Five new rooftops debuted this season...
Tags: Entertainment, Botox (drug), Deca, John Hancock Center, River North
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Man electrocuted during fall at North Side 'L' stop
A California man fell onto the third rail and was electrocuted early this morning at the Addison Red Line stop in Wrigleyville, authorities said. The man, identified as Otis Carmichael, 44, of West Covina, California, was declared dead at 2:16 a.m. at...
Tags: Addison, Accidental Death
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Cops: Parolee finds it's not so easy stealing candy
Tribune reporterA parolee who has been arrested more than 70 times was behind bars again after he stole a box of Starburst candy from a Wrigleyville CTA station, police said. Amarri C. Bowens, 22, of the 100 block of North Campbell Avenue, racked up his 77th arrest...Tags: Theft, Cook County Government, Chicago Transit Authority
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Costs keep food truck owners on their toes
How much does it cost to set up a food truck? With limited funds, Damian Warzecha, 26, turned to Kickstarter to get his business going. In 35 days, he raised $15,600 from 380 backers. "It is very difficult for us to get bank loans because restaurants...Tags: Craigslist, Inc., Chicago Mayor, Lakeview (Chicago, Illinois), Rahm Emanuel, Services and Shopping
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