The huge three-story Gaynor building, which occupied that spot since 1924, had fallen into such disrepair that it could not be renovated.
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Childhood sweethearts from Oak Lawn plant roots in award-winning winery
Rich and Deb Strylowski’s personal touch and family-first approach earned them a hospitality award for Mistie Hill Vineyard in Custer Park and customers from across the nation.
Matcha Fest is coming to Seat Geek Stadium May 16
Matcha Fest is coming to SeatGeek Stadium on May 16 — a wellness-focused gathering built around the shade-grown green tea powder that’s become a cultural shorthand for intentional living. Chicago promoter Berto Solorio, who produces the annual Summer Smash hip-hop festival at the stadium, is partnering with Matcha Fest founder Tanner Westimayer and Chicago artist […]
Alderman Quinn seeks compromise on tipped worker pay after failed veto override
Chicago tipped wage ordinance survives mayor’s veto.
Harry Potter drone show lands at SeatGeek Stadium this July
A light show featuring 1,200 synchronized drones will illuminate the sky above SeatGeek Stadium on July 24 and 25, recreating scenes and characters from the Harry Potter film series.
BEDS Plus breaks ground on $14M shelter at former Aloha Motel
BEDS Plus breaks ground on a $14 million renovation of a former South Side motel to create transitional shelter with supportive services for people experiencing homelessness.
Oak Lawn’s journalism team dominates sectional run to State
Oak Lawn Community High School journalism team won the sectional championship, qualifying 12 events and advancing to state competition.
Man dies in fiery Archer Heights crash
A man was killed Saturday night after he was speeding down Pulaski Road in Archer Heights and crashed into another car.
Illinois Senate backs bill to expand veteran suicide prevention with FDA-approved therapies
llinois Senate extends veteran mental health council through 2027, expanding access to FDA-approved breakthrough therapies for suicide prevention.
Chicago schools open May 1 as CPS, teachers union reach deal
CPS schools will be open May 1. Teachers report to work. Field trips and proms go on as planned. Parents, mark your calendars.
