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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 30, 2026
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McDonald's Park will give Chicago Fire fans luxury experience for up to $25,000 (opens the original)
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Fire fans will have access to premier field-side seats, a private speakeasy and invite-only club when McDonald’s Park opens for the 2028-29 season, the club announced Wednesday. The Fire said it’s rolling out three types of luxury seating, including mini suites, at its 22,000-seat stadium at The 78. And the 600 seats across the three high-end clubs will set fans back by about $10,000 to $25,000 a seat. Fire Chief Ticketing Officer Ted Glick said it’ll be one of the most exclusive offerings compa
Are passive homes the answer to Chicago's severe weather? (opens the original)
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When storms pummeled northwest Indiana in August, the town of Beverly Shores was left without power for days. Some people were left in the dark for a week. Violeta Burokas didn’t know about the outage until she received an alert from her utility provider NIPSCO. Her home was fully powered thanks to energy stored from her rooftop solar panels. “I didn’t really even notice,” Burokas said. “I had friends coming over to charge things and spend the night so they could take a hot shower.” So what set
Lincoln Park residents plan rally after ComEd rejects alternate substation sites (opens the original)
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More neighbors are joining the Diversey Community Coalition’s call to block a 1-acre ComeEd substation in Lincoln Park, after the utility rejected more than a dozen alternative sites for the project. The Diversey Community Coalition, a neighborhood group created in response to ComEd’s proposal, worked alongside local elected officials, neighbors and consultants to propose 14 other locations for ComEd’s planned substation at 1111 W. Diversey Parkway. The utility purchased the land for $11.5 milli
Francis W. Parker School's expansion gets first city approval, despite ire from neighbors (opens the original)
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The Francis W. Parker School scored a victory in its yearslong battle against some Lincoln Park neighbors over its plan to build a middle school on West Belden Avenue. The school, which has been in Lincoln Park for 125 years, received approval Thursday for its expansion from the Chicago Plan Commission. The school also sought approval for new athletic field lights and security cameras. The project is now expected to go before the Committee on Zoning, Landmarks and Building Standards next week, a
Evanston's Harley Clarke Mansion could soon become community hub (opens the original)
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The transformation of Evanston’s Harley Clarke Mansion — a nearly 100-year-old landmark along the lakefront — took a major step forward last week. The Evanston Historic Preservation Commission approved Celadon Partners’ plans to turn the Harley Clarke Mansion into an event space with amenities like a coffee shop and restaurant. “This project has been an evolution, and it’s been because we’ve listened to the community,” Celadon Partners CEO Scott Henry said. “I think it’s good, [with] time invest
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