Method Man’s community service.
Tag: Vol. 36 No. 47
Issue of Aug. 16 – 22, 2007
The feds pony up for city recycling
The U.S. EPA is contributing $60,000 to help Chicago improve recycling.
Picasso’s sculpture turns 40
Remembering Royko on the Picasso, which turned 40 this week.
Q: What Queen got her start in Joliet?
Foodie Fight is Trivial Pursuit for food nerds.
The Organic School Project is no more
Greg Christian pulls the plug his organic school lunch program for CPS.
Tension growing on the west side
West-side leaders disagree on how much tension there is between police and angry residents.
Don’t call this number
Want to be an investigative producer for WBBM TV? Your first test: figure out how to call the station.
SF transcending itself
If you don’t realize that time was stopped in 70 A.D., check out Adam Gopnik’s latest review.
A Sucker’s System
In effect, the city is proposing to divert roughly $67 million in property taxes from the chronically broke schools, parks, and county on the shoulders of an $8 million project. Only in Chicago would this kind of deal stand a chance.
Speaking of great guides to the city . . .
‘Chicago Confidential,’ Jack Lait and Lee Mortimer’s seamy guide to 50s Chicago.