Mayor Accused of Preventing Department Reps From Attending Hearing
The Mayor’s Office said representatives of CPD, OEMC and Finance declined to attend the parking-enforcement hearing themselves.
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Public Meetings Report — March 27, 2025
A recap of select open meetings at the local, county, and state level.
Colibrí Coffee Hums Along
East Side gains a locally owned coffeeshop that also seeks to be a community space.
Fiction Stalks Reality in Revitalization of ‘The Pillowman’
Director Ricardo Gamboa tackles Chicago’s history and present of police violence in their production of the modern classic.
She Hustle Captures the Journey of Chicago’s Black Women Entrepreneurs
The Weekly interviewed three business owners featured on the upcoming show.
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