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Chicago Reporter Gets His ‘Way’
Naming a stretch of Pulaski Road, “Honorary Casimir Pulaski Way” is redundant and pretty silly. Naming a stretch of Chicago pavement in honor of ace reporter Carlos Hernandez Gomez, 36, who died in last January is appropriate. In a city with “Vito Marzullo Way,” honest citizens deserve to have a street named after an intrepid […]
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Union Pacific: Ravenswood Station Move Not A Done Deal
August 12, 2010 Comments Off on Union Pacific: Ravenswood Station Move Not A Done Deal
The Union Pacific Railroad may not accept an agreement between Ravenswood neighbors, 47th Ward Alderman Eugene Schulter (D-North Center) and Metra, to rebuild the Ravenswood Metra station at its current location, south of Lawrence Avenue, an interview with a UP spokesman indicates.
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Chicago Residents Race Compete to Complete Entire Film in 48 Hours
August 12, 2010 Comments Off on Chicago Residents Race Compete to Complete Entire Film in 48 HoursThe 48 Hour Film Project is taking Chicago by storm this weekend, Aug. 13 through Aug. 15, ad hundreds of Chicagoans will race to complete an entire film in just one weekend. The 48 Hour Film Project is the world’s largest filmmaking competition, and each year it visits nearly 90 cities. Completing the film in […]