Ron Paul is getting the attention his fervent supporters believe he deserves… but not the coverage. When he was publishing his now-infamous newsletters, was the GOP candidate a racist, opportunist, or just clueless?
PREFAB-ULOUS: Jeffery Sommers calls his design “a prototype for a house that can be built in urban centers all over the world…”
INTO THE WOODS: A family cabin in Wisconsin gets a total redo—while staying true to its rustic heritage
A 2007 investigative report by the Reporter turns into a $355 million settlement in 2011. But there’s more to the story, and to the problem—a very long history.
About a week ago, I received a cryptic email that said there “may or may not” be a new bar opening near the corner of Sheffield and Belmont in January. Huh? The message continued, “There definitely won’t be prohibition-era slot machines, décor, music, and cocktails…”
PUNCH-DRUNK LOVE: The neighborhood gets a winner with the bar’s craft cocktails and speakeasy vibe
I don’t think it’s going out on much of a limb to say that there will be more champagne sold in the next few days than during any other week of the year…
List Price: $2.68 million
The Property: Tom Ciaglia is a veteran builder in Barrington Hills, and for the most part, he says, buildable lots in that northwest suburb have either rolling hills or dense woods. But several years ago, Ciaglia, whose company is Homes by Pinnacle, purchased a parcel that had both…
Comedians, like social scientists, are students of human behavior, says Celeste Watkins-Hayes in her conversation with the comic, radio host, and regular on NPR’s “Wait, Wait…Don’t Tell Me!”
A Pretty Kettle of Fish
The always-effusive Bill Dugan, a.k.a. the Fish Guy, announced his chef for Wellfleet, the restaurant that will share space with his fish market beginning in January…
