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Wicker Park

A quasi-chaotic atmosphere of traffic and crowded sidewalks gives the Chicago neighborhood its palpable buzz. The newest immigrants to Wicker Park are diverse by occupation, mixed by levels of education and ethnicity, single or married, but almost always young. Read more about Wicker Park, Chicago.

Wicker Park is part of the West Town community area.  Show more »
A quasi-chaotic atmosphere of traffic and crowded sidewalks gives the Chicago neighborhood its palpable buzz. The newest immigrants to Wicker Park are diverse by occupation, mixed by levels of education and ethnicity, single or married, but almost always young. Read more about Wicker Park, Chicago.

Wicker Park is part of the West Town community area.  « Show less

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    May 18, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  1. Road between drivers, cyclists threatens to widen

    One morning as Rick Cunningham drove to work at the Chicago Board of Trade, he signaled to a cyclist on his right that he was going to pass the car in front of him. As Cunningham merged back into his lane, apparently close to the biker, the cyclist did something he did not expect.
    One morning as Rick Cunningham drove to work at the Chicago Board of Trade, he signaled to a cyclist on his right that he was going to pass the car in front of him. As Cunningham merged back into his lane, apparently close to the biker, the cyclist did...

    Tags: Chicago Board of Trade, Services and Shopping, Vehicles, Crime, Law and Justice, Chicago Mayor

    2. May 17, 2013 |Story| RedEye

  2. May 20: The Dec and Centro in River North May 22: El Hefe Super Macho Taqueria in River North May 24: Replay in Boystown    May or June:  Three Dots and a Dash in River North Early June: Endgrain in Roscoe Village, Tre Soldi in Streeterville July:...

    Tags: Boystown (Chicago, Illinois), River North

    3. May 16, 2013 |Story| RedEye

  3. Monday: Eat. Drink. Do.

    <strong>EAT</strong>
    EAT Reopening Centro Ristorante 6 W. Hubbard St. 312-988-7775 Step back to the future as Rosebud Restaurants revives this '90s supper club featuring its signature neoclassic Italian dishes—in shareable portions—such as double-stuffed...

    Tags: New York City, Lifestyle and Leisure, Restaurants, French Toast, Dining and Drinking

    4. May 17, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  4. Some restaurants using on-site soilless gardens to grow food

    To satisfy diners who clamor for local produce, Nana takes it to a new level &mdash; the basement.
    To satisfy diners who clamor for local produce, Nana takes it to a new level — the basement. That's where the restaurant, 3267 S. Halsted St., maintains a 100-square-foot hydroponic garden, which produces mustard greens, basil, broccoli and more,...

    Tags: McCormick Place, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Nana, Lifestyle and Leisure, O'Hare International Airport

    5. May 16, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  5. CPS documents raise questions about closings

    Making the case to close Ericson Academy on the West Side, Chicago Public Schools officials stressed that it would cost $9.6 million to fix the 51-year-old building. What they didn't point out in materials provided to parents was that they planned to spend nearly as much this summer on repairs to Sumner Elementary, where Ericson students would be reassigned.
    Making the case to close Ericson Academy on the West Side, Chicago Public Schools officials stressed that it would cost $9.6 million to fix the 51-year-old building. What they didn't point out in materials provided to parents was that they planned to...

    Tags: Budgets and Budgeting, Students, Chicago Teachers Union, Layoffs and Downsizing, Rahm Emanuel

    6. May 16, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  6. What's on tap for Chicago Craft Beer Week? A lot

    Tribune Newspapers
    It has been an ambitious year for craft beer in Chicago — possibly the most ambitious ever. Virtually every one of our breweries expanded in some form. Revolution added an entire new production facility. So did 5 Rabbit. Solemn Oath established...

    Tags: Sandwiches, Garfield Park Conservatory, Arts and Culture, Bars and Clubs, Netherlands

    7. May 13, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  7. Tale-tellers' chagrin and bear it in shame game

    Mary Hoffmann was out of my league. Star gymnast. One of the cutest girls in the ninth grade. Rumored to date upperclassmen. I thought of her immediately when I was invited to be one of three contestants last Friday in the season finale of "Shame That...

    Tags: Abortion, Social Issues, Prosecution, Awards and Prizes, Dance

    8. May 14, 2013 |Story| RedEye

  8. A newbie's guide to Chicago Craft Beer Week

    How much does Chicago love its beer? Our craft beer week is 11 days long, if that's any indication. The fourth annual Chicago Craft Beer Week (May 16-26) is busier than past years, with 21 new breweries joining the lineup of tastings, tap takeovers and $4 pint nights. The schedule can seem a bit intimidating to newcomers, so we've mapped out the ultimate calendar for those looking to dip their toes into Chicago's thriving beer world. If you're planning to attend multiple events, download the free Chicago Craft Beer Week app (chibeerweek.com), which has a complete listing of the more than 400 events, plus neighborhood guides and a function that tracks your attendance, earns you points and could win you some swag at the end of the week. My advice to first-timers? Check out a bar you've never been to, drink plenty of water and clear your week of morning meetings. <a href="mailto:kbernot@tribune.com">kbernot@tribune.com</a> | @redeyeeatdrink
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    How much does Chicago love its beer? Our craft beer week is 11 days long, if that's any indication. The fourth annual Chicago Craft Beer Week (May 16-26) is busier than past years, with 21 new breweries joining the lineup of tastings, tap takeovers and $4...

    Tags: Distilling and Brewing Industry, Garfield Park Conservatory, West Loop, Bleep (euphemism), Bars and Clubs

    9. May 7, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  9. Norma Reyes, who served in Daley's Cabinet, dies at 56

    Norma Reyes, who served as Chicago's deputy chief of staff and commissioner of business affairs and consumer protection, died Monday. She was 56.
    Tribune reporter
    Norma Reyes, who served as Chicago's deputy chief of staff and commissioner of business affairs and consumer protection, died Monday. She was 56. Reyes worked as a Cook County assistant state’s attorney for nine years before becoming chief...

    Tags: Judges, Justice System, Consumers, Crime, Law and Justice, Lawyers

    10. May 8, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  10. Norma Reyes: 1956-2013

    Norma Reyes, deputy chief of staff under former Mayor Richard M. Daley a decade ago, was commissioner of the city's Department of Business Affairs and Consumer Protection from 2004 until 2011.
    Norma Reyes, deputy chief of staff under former Mayor Richard M. Daley a decade ago, was commissioner of the city's Department of Business Affairs and Consumer Protection from 2004 until 2011. Ms. Reyes, 56, was found dead in her Roscoe Village home...

    Tags: Roscoe Village, University of Notre Dame, Crime, Law and Justice, Consumers, Justice System

    11. May 9, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  11. Kevin K. Pierce, 1957-2013

    Kevin Pierce was an architect whose focus on the best use of resources made him a leader in green design and sustainable development.
    Kevin Pierce was an architect whose focus on the best use of resources made him a leader in green design and sustainable development. "From early on, Kevin established himself as a real innovator and leader in green building design, not only in Chicago,...

    Tags: Shaw Group Incorporated, Englewood, Environmental Issues, Conservation, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

    12. May 9, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  12. Eating strategically for health

    Restaurant Michael in Winnetka feels a bit like stepping back into the famed Le Francais dining room in Wheeling, except it's cozier, a touch more casual, with brighter lighting and upbeat jazz gently playing on the speakers. It all makes sense because chef Michael Lachowicz cut his culinary teeth at Le Francais and in Lyon, France, but he is also a dedicated Harley rider who started working in his grandfather's family restaurant in Chicago at a very young age. His love of French cooking, the kind that is hearty, full-bodied and artistically satisfying, saturates the menu with such items as confit cabbage, pommes Anna, salade Lyonnaise and pork galantine. Just back from some R and R and a successful marriage proposal in Florida, Lachowicz and I talked over a plate of pates in his newest addition to the restaurant, a charming side dining room, complete with a fireplace. This is an edited version of that conversation.
    Restaurant Michael in Winnetka feels a bit like stepping back into the famed Le Francais dining room in Wheeling, except it's cozier, a touch more casual, with brighter lighting and upbeat jazz gently playing on the speakers. It all makes sense because...

    Tags: Bouchon, Sprout, France, Lifestyle and Leisure, Tony Mantuano

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