A vital—and vexing—vehicle that connects Chicago’s Black communities on the south and west sides
Tag: Green Line
Posted inCity Life
There are baby goats at GlennArt Farm in South Austin
Inside a working urban farm, yoga studio, and community hub
Posted inColumns & Opinion
What’s the deal with the 31st Street bus?
A pilot run seems to have fizzled, and Third Ward alderman Pat Dowell is arguing in favor of canceling the service.
Posted inBlogs
The Mothman cometh? My friend thinks he may have encountered Chicago’s new monster
My friend Jeff saw something big flying over Lake Street this summer. Was it the Chicago Mothman?
Posted inMusic
Saba brings the west side to life in rap
On the new Bucket List Project, Saba reminds Chicago that the west side is more than just a source of crime statistics—it’s also a home.
Posted inColumns & Opinion
2015 was a great year for Chicago transit
Milestones in Chicago’s year in transportation included the Riverwalk extension, the 606, the Divvy expansion, and Loop Link.
Posted inBlogs
Just when you thought it was safe, here comes another debate over TIFs
Another day, another TIF dispute, but the fact remains: 48 percent of the money is going to just 5 percent of the city.
Posted inMusic
Friday: What bands are on our Pitchfork fest itineraries?
Friday: What bands are on our Pitchfork fest itineraries?
Posted inBlogs
Thigh, how are you?: the Red Line Green Zone
On the sociosexual dynamics of public transit
Posted inBlogs
CTA provides extensive FAQ for Red Line closure
The CTA provides a detailed report on the south-side Red Line closure
Posted inBlogs
The Red Line, now between Howard and Cermak (for five months)
The CTA will shut down the entire south end of the Red Line for five months, which shouldn’t inconvenience anyone
Posted inBlogs
This week’s food and drink events
The Good Food Festival, a curling and lasagna event, Saint Patrick’s Day specials, and more.
Posted inNews & Politics
Losing Track
Many people think tearing down a neglected stretch of the el is good for Woodlawn. Many people with cars, that is.