Unique Chicago museum showcases the history of public housing through its residents
A one-of-a-kind Chicago museum hopes to change the perception of public housing in America. The National Public Housing ...
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Photos From 1979 Of Kids Playing On Bucktown Streets Focus Of New Exhibit. Are You Among Them?
The exhibit opening Sunday at the Bucktown-Wicker Park Library features 19 photos taken by then-Columbia College student Ray ...
George Freeman, Chicago jazz great who was set for upcoming Green Mill shows, dies at 97
Mr. Freeman's guitar solos were throaty and daring and danced around the sax work of greats like Gene Ammons and Charlie ...
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Through Good Teams and Bad, Wrigley Field Remains the Coziest Park in Baseball
A hit into this crowd was good for two bases,” the reporter noted.  Before the game even started, a circus mood prevailed: ...
Want to experience S.F. in the 1800s? Walk through this mystical park
It was 1885 in San Francisco, and much of the city was still an unrealized dream. Golden Gate Park was still mostly saplings and sand dunes. The Richmond District was cemeteries to the east and ...