The front-page story in the Chicago Tribune today about toxic lead found in Pilsen has to strike fear into the hearts of the neighborhood’s parents. And it can’t be good news for 25th Ward Alderman Danny Solis, either, as he is caught in a runoff with activist Cuahutémoc “Témoc” Morfin. Tribune reporter Michael Hawthorne writes that a monitor placed…
Top local coaches—from Ozzie Guillen and Tom Thibodeau to Oliver Purnell and Kelly Amonte Hiller—reveal sacred truths about perseverance, motivation, the importance of hard work, the value of failure, and more
Cabrini-Green passes into history today, bringing the project to an end, but not its story. As the Plan for Transformation continues and with it a new era of public policy, here are a few leaves from Cabrini-Green’s history.
For our fifth annual eco-awards, we assembled a class of locals who are building a cleaner future by channeling the past.
THE THOUGHTFUL DESIGNER // architect
THE ARTFUL FORAGERS // restaurateurs
THE URBAN CRAFTSWOMAN // fashion designer
THE NEIGHBORHOOD CRUSADER // activist
THE FLEET COMMANDER // city worker
Weinstein, er, Steinglass, that is, Weinglass for the Defense: the “workhorse” of the Chicago Seven’s team, and later an attorney for Angela Davis, Daniel Ellsburg, and Amy Carter, passes away.
