The Budlong LSC faces challenges in filing the vacancy of Al Solomon and should delay its final decision on filling the Solomon vacancy
Posts Tagged ‘ Lincoln Square ’
Solomon To Retire- Challenges Ahead for Budlong
Jacob Playlot: CTA Plans For Sale Shock Community
Community members expressed disappointment the CTA was offering to sell undeveloped land which the community wanted for parkland.
City Celebrates Birthday With 175 Ways to Love Chicago
Neighbors will be delighted to read Jackie Taylor, founder of the Black Ensemble Theater Cultural Center give a big thumbs up to our Uptown neighbors in a feature on the City of Chicago web site. Her ideas to enjoy Uptown include of course, the theater, but also the jazz, Fontana Grill, the Spot on...
Signs of the season-CTA Holiday Train!
One of the great holiday traditions of Chicago visited our neighborhood the Chicago Transit Authority’s Holiday Train. This train decorated with holiday lights and with an open carriage carrying Santa and his sleigh. The train is greeted at each station by families, children in strollers all looking to capture that special holiday photograph or...
Cold war relic quietly memorializes 50 years
A memorial to the division of Europe and the Cold War sits, largely forgotten, in a CTA train station in Chicago.
Schulter exits; His legacy remains Part 1
Today, for the first time since 1975, the 47th Ward will not be represented by Eugene Schulter. Schulter's impact on the Ward will last well into the future
Schulter exits; His legacy remains Part 2
Schulter will be remembered in the Ward for his leadership in the movement of the Old Town School of Folk Music main campus to Lincoln Square, the establishment of the Sulzer Regional Library and the economic revitalization of Lincoln Square.
Redistricting should be transparent and honor recognized communities of interest
In an editorial, The Bulldog calls on the legislature to be transparent about remapping and to respect existing communities of interest.
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