Edgewater

Loyola student has probable swine flu case

The 20-year-old student went home sick several days ago and is doing well. His dorm room has been sanitized and there is no indication that any other Loyola students have been infected.

over 2 years ago | Peter Sachs

Einstein Brothers remains closed after failing health inspection

Officials say the Andersonville restaurant failed a health inspection because of rodent droppings. Einstein can't re-open until it schedules and passes another inspection.

over 2 years ago | Alex Parker

Two restaurants closed after health violations

Einstein Brothers in Andersonville and Art Zone Cafe in Ravenswood were cited for having mouse droppings in their kitchens. They cannot reopen until they pass a health inspection.

over 2 years ago | Alex Parker

Flying the Chicago flag at Obama inauguration

As many as 2 million people braved temperatures in the 20s, many waiting on the Mall for four hours or longer to see Barack Obama’s swearing-in.

over 2 years ago | Peter Sachs

An unexpected moment in the limelight for Sacred Heart students

A song written for a school assembly ended up as a professionally produced track sold over the internet, thanks to parents with music-industry connections.

over 2 years ago | Sue Ter Maat

Book by Chicago workers advocate explores wage theft

Kim Bobo, executive director of Edgewater-based Interfaith Worker Justice, says millions of workers are denied overtime pay, paid less than minimum wage or not paid at all.

over 2 years ago | Claire Bushey

Fate of Edgewater homeless shelter tops tonight's meeting agenda

Edgewater community members tonight meet to discuss a plan that would allow a North Kenmore homeless shelter to temporarily relocate in the neighborhood until a permanent home is found.

almost 3 years ago | Ian Fullerton

Transit land-use study seeks to guide growth

Three El stops will go under the microscope in the next few months as planners work on economic development plans for surrounding areas.

3 years ago | Amy Lee

Workshops Revamped

3 years ago | Frank Edwards

New Loyola office tries to boost community relations

Loyola University has created a program to reduce tensions between students looking for a good time and mature neighborhood residents.

3 years ago | Peter Sachs

Management change at N. Side charter school angers parents

The school board voted unanimously to name American Quality Schools, a Chicago-based school-management firm, as the new academic manager of Passages Charter School.

3 years ago | Paul D. Bowker

Workshops, orientations, and targetted recruiting

We just finished looking at data about where our neighborhood reporters are in the city. I'm proud to say that we've got about 65 people fairly well spread out across Chicago.

3 years ago | Frank Edwards

New Developments, New Models

We're going to be trying out some new models for building our network of neighborhood reporters this summer.

over 3 years ago | Frank Edwards

New Developments, New Models

We're going to be trying out some new models for building our network of neighborhood reporters this summer.

over 3 years ago | Frank Edwards

A big piece of Andersonville changes hands

RayMark Venture, which owned buildings housing Hamburger Mary's, Urbanest and Sir Spa, sells its portfolio of nine buildings on Clark Street. Some tenants are worried about the change.

over 3 years ago | Meaghen Lober