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Armitage Walgreens Will Skirt Parking Need With Lower Level, Neighbors Say
Residents at a community meeting Monday night objected to the size of the building and lack of parking.
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The Second City Teams Up With The Onion for Writing Classes
The first class offered sold out in 30 minutes, but more classes are being added.
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Lawsuit: Walgreens Lured from Clybourn to Armitage Location
Fred Latsko is suing over the property and claims Walgreens was ready to sign a lease on Clybourn.
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Second Act Cancer Recovery Boutique Launches Kickstarter Campaign
The Lakeview boutique specializes in wigs, scarves and bra fittings for cancer victims.
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Ald. Smith Launching Anti-Burglary Campaign
Former burglars will attend a meeting for residents Wednesday.
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Caribou Coffee on Clark to Re-Open as Fuel Station
The owner of Basil Leaf Cafe decided to open the new coffee shop on a whim when he heard of the closing.
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CPS School Closings: Manierre Supporters Try Again to Save Their School
Parents directed their ire at Chicago Board of Education member Harry Bienen, who was in the audience.
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TruHarmony Yoga Opening on Armitage
The main studio will focus on 95-degree Vinyasa yoga, but a second studio will host a variety of styles.
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Lions and Tigers and Beers? Lincoln Park Zoo to Host Craft Brew Fest
The LivingSocial BeerFest will be held inside the zoo and feature live bands and DJs.
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DePaul Student Hunts the Right Hydro Lights
Steve Lu created the first hydroponics lab at DePaul University.
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'Runners for Boston' Run to Mark One-Week Anniversary of Bombing
Fleet Feet Sports will host runs from its two locations starting at 6:30 p.m.
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Francis Parker Students' Trout Project Teaches About Water Quality, Life
Students at Francis Parker released trout Monday they had raised from eggs into Diversey Harbor.
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SPECIAL REPORT: School's Closing, Gang Feud Fuel New Fears In Old Town
Neighbors worry Old Town's isle of vice will erupt in violence if CPS closes Manierre Elementary.
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Rahm Hears Manierre Closing Fears, Says He Won't Sacrifice Bright Futures
But Emanuel "couldn’t care less about these poor little black ghetto children," one parent said.
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Zoo Replicates 113-Year-Old Bird Study Discovered in Antique Store
Lincoln Park Zoo's Urban Wildlife Institute is replicating a study of birds in Lincoln Park done in 1898.
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Chicago Runners Rise Up After Boston
One runner is headed to race the Big Sur Marathon this weekend; others vow to compete in Boston in 2014.
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Drop, Late-Night DJ Lounge, Opening on Lincoln
The owner of the new lounge hopes to fill a late-night void in the neighborhood.
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Glazed and Infused Launches New Summer Doughnuts, Later Hours
The Armitage location in Lincoln Park will be open until 2 a.m. on the weekends.
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LGBT Mentor Program Launches at Lincoln Park High School
College-age mentors are teaching teens how to deal with harassment, bullying, coming out.
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Argo Tea Closes Original Location
Argo Tea closed its location at the corner of Armitage and Sheffield after 10 years in business.
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