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Wicker Park Woman Climbs Railing After Coyotes Follow Her Dog
A Monday night walk near Oakley Boulevard turned into a three-minute scramble for Odalys Flores and her Chihuahua mix, Coco. Flores said two coyotes followed them in Wicker Park, closed the distance, and left her on an elevated railing with the dog in her arms. The Nov. 9 encounter is...
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Chicago’s Chief Financial Officer Resigns, Saying She Refuses to ‘Compromise My Integrity’; Johnson Accuses Her of Mismanagement
Chicago’s Chief Financial Officer Ashlee Gabrysch resigned abruptly Friday morning, saying that to continue serving as Mayor Brandon Johnson’s top financial advisor would “compromise my integrity and professional obligations.”. A spokesperson for Mayor Brandon Johnson said Gabrysch had been “largely absent” while the city’s $17.6 billion budget...
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Chicago Man, 21, Charged 15 Months After Fatal Garfield Park Crash Kills Passenger
More than fifteen months after a blue Ford slammed into a red Chevy on West Lake Street, killing a 22-year-old passenger, Chicago police have charged the man accused of causing the crash. Kahalil Payne, 21, was arrested Monday and hit with one felony count of reckless homicide with a motor vehicle and two felony counts of aggravated reckless driving causing bodily harm.
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Chicago Has 7 Old-School Italian Red-Sauce Joints Where The Waiters Remember Your Order
Some Chicago restaurants chase trends, and some have been serving the same lasagna and chicken Vesuvio for generations. This list is about the second kind. These are the red-sauce rooms with checkered tablecloths, framed photos, old-world murals, and servers who treat regulars like family. A few have been around since the 1930s, and a couple sit right across the street from each other in Heart of Italy.
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Highly-acclaimed Chicago restaurant opens in Highwood on North Shore
One of Chicago's most beloved Mediterranean restaurants is now open on the North Shore. Avec, from the award-winning One Off Hospitality group, opened its doors at 250 Waukegan Avenue in Highwood Nov. 6. The restaurant, inside a former boxing gym, was transformed by Present Future Architects and Chas Bender Co. over the past 1.5 years into a 95-seat, bleached-oak dining room with exposed beams, a U-shaped bar and an exhibition kitchen customers can see from the street.
Chicago Parents
Why can choosing a new high school after eighth grade benefit students?
Choosing a high school after eighth grade can give students an opportunity to take an active role in an important educational decision. At Chicago City Day School, Head of School Chris Dow sees that process as a chance for eighth graders to consider what they want from their next school, identify an environment where they believe they can thrive and begin developing the agency they'll need for later decisions.
Austin Weekly News
An Austin native building bridges between Chicago and The Bahamas
Michael Fountain carries his West Side upbringing with him as he represents the Caribbean country across the midwest The post An Austin native building bridges between Chicago and The Bahamas appeared first on Austin Weekly News .