The committee voted on Oct. 8 to unanimously advance the resolution to the full City Council for consideration on Oct. 14.
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Oak Lawn’s Catalina Vera proves kindness Is her greatest superpower
Oak Lawn kindergartner Catalina Vera advances in Stan Lee’s Super Kid competition, winning hearts with her taekwondo skills, courage and kindness.
Mike Ditka, Bears Hall of Famer who won titles as player and coach, dies at 86
Mike Ditka, the Hall of Fame tight end who later coached the Chicago Bears to a Super Bowl XX championship, has died at 86, his family announced Friday morning.
8th District Cmdr. Bryan Spreyne promoted to street deputy chief
Bryan Spreyne, who led the Chicago Police Department’s 8th District on the Southwest Side, has been promoted to deputy chief, the department announced Oct. 1.
Bridgeview DMV to close Oct. 9 for renovations
The Bridgeview DMV at 7358 W. 87th St. is scheduled to close Friday, Oct. 9, for renovations, according to the Secretary of State’s office.
Comings & Goings: Aldermen approve warehouse plan for Ford City site
Chicago’s City Council has given final approval to a redevelopment plan for the former Ford City Mall property despite community opposition.
Meet Cy the Coyote Moraine Valley’s newest mascot
Moraine Valley introduces Cy the coyote, a new mascot celebrating Cyclones athletics, local wildlife and the college’s growing sports tradition.
Traffic signal repairman, MBA holder, Jesse Maronto builds Chicago mayoral bid around CONE platform
Jessica “Jesse” Maronto spends her workdays fixing Chicago’s traffic signals after crashes and emergencies.
Garden Club of Morgan Park Beverly Hills celebrates 100 years of growing together
The Garden Club of Morgan Park Beverly Hills celebrates 100 years of gardening, friendship, community service and sharing knowledge across generations.
SXU walk shines a light on domestic violence
Saint Xavier University will host a candlelight walk Oct. 6, bringing the community together during Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
