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The former gear factory at the corner of Ravenswood and Montrose avenues offers a staggering array of art classes and, on top of that, an intergenerational sense of community.
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The Mason family says the majestic evergreen was planted by the home’s previous owner in the early 1980s.
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Hundreds of items from the nation’s fraternal organizations’ past go on the auction block Oct. 9 at Potter & Potter Auctions on the Northwest Side.
3 months ago
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Serve Robotics, out of Los Angeles, is set to launch its fleet of bots in the city on Sept. 30.
3 months ago
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Thomas Weisflog, 79, first played the massive instrument in 1968, when he was a graduate student in chemical physics at the University of Chicago.
3 months ago
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Meet 10-year-old Yael Gustafson, who recently won a national oratorical contest by reciting a Frederick Douglass speech from memory.
4 months ago
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The Aurora resident wrote a 2021 bestseller about how she trained her dog Stella to communicate using buttons. In a new book, she explains how you can do it, too.
4 months ago
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Ald. Brendan Reilly, in whose ward the Millennium Park sculpture sits, says it's nonsense and doesn't want to keep responding to calls about it to his office.
5 months ago
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For one day only, visitors will have a chance to see an inflated photographic likeness of the Mecca Flats during Saturday event.
5 months ago
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Part of Mark Burnell's procedure involved him playing a keyboard while in his hospital bed.
5 months ago
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Native landscaping requires minimal maintenance, benefits the environment and, with a bit of acceptance, can be a thing of beauty.
5 months ago