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Scattered new condominium buildings are priced higher than the older buildings they replaced in this Southwest Side area, but are far outnumbered by houses and flats that are 80-plus years old. Read more about Pilsen, Chicago IL  Show more »
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    Jun 18, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  1. Troubled streets

    FolaSade Lawanson had a vision when she opened her boutique, Fatal Class, a year and a half ago in the 600 block of East 79th Street in Greater Grand Crossing.
    RedEye
    FolaSade Lawanson had a vision when she opened her boutique, Fatal Class, a year and a half ago in the 600 block of East 79th Street in Greater Grand Crossing. She wanted to bring a funky, eclectic street style to the block, which spans from St....

    Tags: Values, Roderick T. Sawyer, Organized Crime, Religion and Belief, Shootings

    2. Jun 18, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  2. Medrano convicted in bribery case

    Former Chicago Ald. Ambrosio Medrano was convicted a second time on corruption-related charges when a federal jury found him guilty Monday of trying to win a contract in Los Angeles through bribery.
    Former Chicago Ald. Ambrosio Medrano was convicted a second time on corruption-related charges when a federal jury found him guilty Monday of trying to win a contract in Los Angeles through bribery. The conviction came nearly two decades after Medrano...

    Tags: Justice System, Corporate Crime, Crime, Law and Justice, Lawyers, Court Preliminary

    3. Jun 16, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  3. Czech-Slovak hockey fans find their place on Hawks roster

    At St. Simon the Apostle Catholic Church on the South Side, the only parish in the archdiocese that offers mass in Slovak, Laura Zbella occasionally sees Slovak and <a href="http://chicagotribune.com/sports/hockey/blackhawks">Chicago Blackhawks</a> pride converge.
    At St. Simon the Apostle Catholic Church on the South Side, the only parish in the archdiocese that offers mass in Slovak, Laura Zbella occasionally sees Slovak and Chicago Blackhawks pride converge. It's in the apparel kids wear around the parish. If...

    Tags: National Hockey League, Marian Hossa, Zdeno Chara, Slovakia, Judy Baar Topinka

    4. Jun 10, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  4. Roommates from hell

    Sharing a room on the road for five years with teammate Patrick Kane was more than enough for Jonathan Toews.
    For RedEye
    Sharing a room on the road for five years with teammate Patrick Kane was more than enough for Jonathan Toews. One of the provisions in the NHL's new collective bargaining allows veteran players to stay in their own hotel rooms, meaning that longtime...

    Tags: National Hockey League, Craigslist, Inc., Colleges and Universities

    5. Jun 9, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  5. Chicago's Argyle enclave works to find identity

    Years ago, Nam Pham, 70, and Paul Tsang, 56, left their Asian homelands and ultimately settled on the same street in Uptown's Argyle enclave.
    Years ago, Nam Pham, 70, and Paul Tsang, 56, left their Asian homelands and ultimately settled on the same street in Uptown's Argyle enclave. Pham, a Vietnamese national, started a pharmacy on one side of Argyle Street; Tsang, a Chinese national,...

    Tags: Uptown, Greektown, Asia, Media Industry, Business

    6. Jun 12, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  6. Deep Tunnel, shallow thinking?

    Heavy rains in April quickly swamped Chicago's underground labyrinth of sewers, forcing a stomach-churning surge of waste and runoff back into basements and flooding neighborhoods across the city.
    Heavy rains in April quickly swamped Chicago's underground labyrinth of sewers, forcing a stomach-churning surge of waste and runoff back into basements and flooding neighborhoods across the city. The deluge so overloaded the city's aging infrastructure...

    Tags: McCook, Sprague, Rahm Emanuel, Albany Park, Natural Resource Industry

    7. Jun 7, 2013 |Story| RedEye

  7. Pilsen couple places 2nd in bus design contest

    Goi Artetxe and Elise Renwick moved to Pilsen two months ago and already they've made their mark on Chicago.
    RedEye
    Goi Artetxe and Elise Renwick moved to Pilsen two months ago and already they've made their mark on Chicago. The husband-and-wife team placed second in a contest by the Chicago Architectural Club and Chicago Architecture Foundation to design shelters...

    Tags: Chicago Loop, Chicago Transit Authority, Public Transportation, Arts and Culture, Architecture

    8. May 28, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  8. Celebrating a century of 'The Rite of Spring'

    One hundred years ago on Wednesday, the score that revolutionized music in the 20th century had its premiere at the Theatre des Champs-Elysees in Paris. The first performance of the ballet "Le Sacre du Printemps" &ndash; or "The Rite of Spring," as most of us know it &ndash; provoked the most notorious riot in the history of music.
    One hundred years ago on Wednesday, the score that revolutionized music in the 20th century had its premiere at the Theatre des Champs-Elysees in Paris. The first performance of the ballet "Le Sacre du Printemps" – or "The Rite of Spring," as most...

    Tags: Igor (movie), Leopold Stokowski, Arts and Culture, Grant Park, Music

    9. Jun 6, 2013 |Story| RedEye

  9. 10 things everyone thinks about Chicago but no one will admit

    After living in Chicago for a while, you come to notice patterns. You see the same people on your daily commutes, you frequent the same bars and you find yourself talking about the weather 80 percent of the time. What about the stuff we see every day but don&rsquo;t talk about? There are a lot of things that occur in Chicago that most--if not all--of us are aware of, yet we don&rsquo;t discuss them. Allow me to fix that. Here's 10 things everyone thinks about Chicago but no one will admit.
    RedEye
    After living in Chicago for a while, you come to notice patterns. You see the same people on your daily commutes, you frequent the same bars and you find yourself talking about the weather 80 percent of the time. What about the stuff we see every day...

    Tags: Chicago Cubs, New York City, Chicago Transit Authority, Wicker Park, Chicago Restaurants

    10. May 29, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  10. Protests at Obama events continue after arrests

    More than 100 demonstrators over various subjects waved signs and chanted outside the Chicago Hilton hotel where President Obama will attend a fundraiser tonight, hours after arrests were made there.
    Tribune reporter
    More than 100 demonstrators over various subjects waved signs and chanted outside the Chicago Hilton hotel where President Obama will attend a fundraiser tonight, hours after arrests were made there.   About half had gathered to express their...

    Tags: Demonstration, U.S. Congress, Iraq War (2003-2011), Extradition, Deportation

    11. May 25, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  11. 'The Illustrated Press: Chicago' renders news

    To Darryl Holliday, comics journalism descends from cave paintings: Cave of El Castillo. And then Lascaux. And then "The Illustrated Press: Chicago."
    To Darryl Holliday, comics journalism descends from cave paintings: Cave of El Castillo. And then Lascaux. And then "The Illustrated Press: Chicago." Cave paintings are "nonfiction visualizations of what was really happening in those people's lives at...

    Tags: Landforms, Englewood, Caves and Caverns, Journalism, Michigan Avenue

    12. May 24, 2013 |Story| RedEye

  12. Meet Enoch Simpson, Chicago's doughnut whisperer

    Enoch Simpson may have created a monster. Since the days when his homemade doughnuts became a surprise brunch sensation at Nightwood, gourmet twists on the classic breakfast pastry have swept the city, threatening to make the trend go stale.
    For RedEye
    Enoch Simpson may have created a monster. Since the days when his homemade doughnuts became a surprise brunch sensation at Nightwood, gourmet twists on the classic breakfast pastry have swept the city, threatening to make the trend go stale. With the...

    Tags: Bacon, Stephanie Izard, Foods and Beverages, Humboldt Park, Chicago Restaurants

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