It was a late afternoon in Uptown. As commuters started to make their way home…
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Chicagoans Stand Up in the Nation’s Capitol
Citizen reporter Shani Smith reports on Take Back the Capitol was a national call to action, which invited people from across the US to take a stand against economic inequalities.
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46th Ward Residents Despair Over Hotel Chateau At Town Hall
Neighbors despair as crime increases in the 46th Ward, particularly surrounding Hotel Chateau, at 3838 North Broadway. The single room occupancy hotel offers residency to a varied clientele including those released from prison, mental health patients and others receiving social services.
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New Planned Mixed-Use Building Causes Controversy in 46th Ward
Controversy surrounds plans for a 17-story building that will bring rental units to the 46th Ward.
Ukrainian Village Residents rally to try to save Wood Street police station
Ukrainian Village residents rallied at City Hall against the proposed closing of the local Wood Street police station Monday.
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Political Disobedience vs. Revolution and Occupy: A Debate
The Occupy Movement has captured lots of attention, and there is an opportunity to learn…
Local Businesses React To Occupy Chicago’s Impact
After 48 days of protesting, it’s tough to say what kind of impact the Occupy Chicago movement has had—at least on businesses along demonstration routes, that is.
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No More Loop Car Congestion After Parking Lots’ Taxes Increase?
Increased taxes on public parking lots are in store for Chicagoans. An additional $2 tax would apply on daily parking and $40 for monthly …