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    May 8, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  1. Chicago and red light vendor: Breaking up is hard to do

    Chicago's divorce with Redflex Traffic Systems is getting messy.
    Chicago's divorce with Redflex Traffic Systems is getting messy. In his hurry to sever ties with the red-light camera operator amid a burgeoning bribery scandal, Mayor Rahm Emanuel in February set a six-month deadline for Redflex to leave town after a...

    Tags: Services and Shopping, Photography Supplies and Services, Bribery, Chicago City Hall, Richard M. Daley

    2. May 1, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  2. Crime rises in abandoned buildings, vacant lots

    Community groups expected to voice their support Wednesday for a proposed ordinance designed to protect or compensate displaced tenants in foreclosed rental buildings have a new set of figures to sway opponents.
    Community groups expected to voice their support Wednesday for a proposed ordinance designed to protect or compensate displaced tenants in foreclosed rental buildings have a new set of figures to sway opponents. More than 2,600 crimes were reported in...

    Tags: Rental Service, Crime, Law and Justice, Richard F. Mell, Lawyers, Austin (Chicago, Illinois)

    3. May 7, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  3. Emanuel to propose nine additional food-truck parking spaces

    Chicago will increase its number of dedicated food-truck parking spaces to 30 from the current total of 21, under a proposal to be presented to the City Council by Mayor Rahm Emanuel today.
    Tribune critic
    Chicago will increase its number of dedicated food-truck parking spaces to 30 from the current total of 21, under a proposal to be presented to the City Council by Mayor Rahm Emanuel today. Working in collaboration with the Chicago Department of...

    Tags: Chicago Board of Trade, North Pond, Columbia College Chicago, South Loop, Chicago Loop

    4. Apr 30, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  4. George, religious leaders ask city to repeal water fee on non-profits

    More than 100 religious leaders and a handful of aldermen today called for a repeal of the water fee imposed on non-profits by the city last year.
    Tribune reporter
    More than 100 religious leaders and a handful of aldermen today called for a repeal of the water fee imposed on non-profits by the city last year. "The lake is a gift from God," said Cardinal Francis George said. "We feel sometimes we should charge...

    Tags: Carrie Austin, Water Supply, Robert Fioretti, Howard Brookins, Rahm Emanuel

    5. Apr 30, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  5. Robert Higgins named Distinguished Citizen in Wilmette

    In the past few years, Robert Higgins has coached Wilmette Park District football and lacrosse, served on the New Trier Hockey Club Board of Directors and the Wilmette Park District Parent Booster Club.
    In the past few years, Robert Higgins has coached Wilmette Park District football and lacrosse, served on the New Trier Hockey Club Board of Directors and the Wilmette Park District Parent Booster Club. He has also co-chaired Wilmette School District...

    Tags: Rahm Emanuel, Heart Surgery, Science and Technology, The Ohio State University

    6. May 1, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  6. Cardinal, other faith leaders call for repeal of water fee

    Cardinal Francis George has long preached about the dangers of secularization and the American government's failure to recognize religious institutions for their role in the public sphere.
    Cardinal Francis George has long preached about the dangers of secularization and the American government's failure to recognize religious institutions for their role in the public sphere. Now a municipal battle over whether churches and charities in...

    Tags: Christianity, Roman Catholicism, Social Services, Rahm Emanuel, Religion and Belief

    7. May 7, 2013 |Story| RedEye

  7. U. of C. Scavenger Hunt tests students' brain power

    Students gathered at the University of Chicago’s Ida Noyes Hall on Wednesday just before the stroke of midnight will be fizzy with excitement as they await the release of this year’s list for what the Guinness Book of World Records has deemed the world’s largest scavenger hunt.
    For RedEye
    Students gathered at the University of Chicago’s Ida Noyes Hall on Wednesday just before the stroke of midnight will be fizzy with excitement as they await the release of this year’s list for what the Guinness Book of World Records has...

    Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Judges, Students, Science and Technology, University of Chicago

    8. May 1, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  8. D.C. press competes with Tsarnaevs' mom for a Nah!

    The U.S. Census Bureau reports there are some 316 million Americans, which translates to about 632 million human hands. Sadly, even those aren't enough hands to properly salute all the nominees for April's Moutza of the Month. The Washington press...

    Tags: Nazi Party, Boston Marathon Bombing (2013), David Axelrod, Immigration, Sports

    9. May 1, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  9. Coming to terms with the reality of our city

    In Theodore Dreiser's "Sister Carrie," a prosperous Chicago businessman, George Hurstwood, takes up with the young, gorgeous Carrie Meeber, chucks family and home, and runs away with Carrie to Montreal. They find their way to New York, where their tales separate and their fortunes move in radically different directions. Carrie becomes a successful stage performer and social diva. George is reduced to driving a streetcar, and ultimately, alone in a flophouse, commits suicide.
    In Theodore Dreiser's "Sister Carrie," a prosperous Chicago businessman, George Hurstwood, takes up with the young, gorgeous Carrie Meeber, chucks family and home, and runs away with Carrie to Montreal. They find their way to New York, where their tales...

    Tags: Chicago Reader, West Englewood, The New York Times, Englewood, Reviews

    10. Apr 29, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  10. Drivers to pay longer under parking meter settlement

    Drivers would have to feed most Chicago parking meters for more hours every day except Sunday under a plan Mayor Rahm Emanuel announced as part of a deal to settle a long-running dispute with the private firm that holds the controversial 75-year meter lease with the city.
    Tribune reporters
    Drivers would have to feed most Chicago parking meters for more hours every day except Sunday under a plan Mayor Rahm Emanuel announced as part of a deal to settle a long-running dispute with the private firm that holds the controversial 75-year meter...

    Tags: Local Government, Richard M. Daley, Scott Waguespack, Rahm Emanuel, Elections

    11. May 8, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  11. Hearing officers criticize CPS plans

    Mayor Rahm Emanuel's push to shut 53 city elementary schools ran into an unexpected buzz saw of criticism Tuesday from hearing officers hired to vet the process, with several raising doubts about the wisdom of the proposals and recommending against 13 of the closures set for this year.
    Mayor Rahm Emanuel's push to shut 53 city elementary schools ran into an unexpected buzz saw of criticism Tuesday from hearing officers hired to vet the process, with several raising doubts about the wisdom of the proposals and recommending against 13...

    Tags: Judges, Teachers, Near North Side, House Building, Teaching and Learning

    12. May 7, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  12. Hearing officers oppose 13 of closings planned by CPS

    Mayor Rahm Emanuel’s push to shut 53 city elementary schools ran into an unexpected buzz saw of criticism Tuesday from hearing officers hired to vet the process, with several raising doubts about the wisdom of the proposals and recommending against 13 of the closures set for this year.
    Mayor Rahm Emanuel’s push to shut 53 city elementary schools ran into an unexpected buzz saw of criticism Tuesday from hearing officers hired to vet the process, with several raising doubts about the wisdom of the proposals and recommending...

    Tags: Judges, Teachers, Near North Side, House Building, Calumet Heights

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