At another 46th Ward event this Saturday, free school supplies will be handed out to the first 150 kids.
Sharma, a partner at family law firm Boyle Feinberg Sharma, received the honor which recognizes legal industry leaders in the Chicago area.
In a kind gesture, Schwarber met with Jacob and Josh Bucio — the sons of fallen Chicago Fire Department diver Juan Bucio.
VIDEO: Demonstrators shut down the road for about 35 minutes Thursday, but no arrests were made.
Organizers expect Thursday's demonstration to be "a disruptive force" and expect arrests to be made.
The protest that will end at Wrigley Field. The event coincides with the first day of Lollapalooza.
The meeting will discuss policing issues in the 19th District's Beat 1922, which includes Lake View, North Center and Roscoe Village.
Lake View community members named to list of young Jewish movers and shakers in Chicago.
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Thieves have been targeting residents — especially senior citizens — in the 32nd Ward, Ald. Scott Waguespack said.
The free two-day event will showcase work from many of Chicago's top artists.
The festival's big-top tent will be set up on the border of Lake View and Roscoe Village.
The iconic North Side festival is celebrating its 34th year.
Mayor Rahm Emanuel broke ground on the next phase of the project, which will continue to separate cyclists and pedestrians.
The new Patch Mayor program is recruiting local residents to let their neighbors know about events and issues in their community.
The former Park at Wrigley in Lake View is inviting people to don their fanciest hats and celebrate the Kentucky Derby this Saturday.
The North Side cottage was built in the 1870s.
Gill Park is getting a brand-new playground, Ald. James Cappleman announced.
Nine new cameras are going up in the 46th Ward to help identify suspects in crimes, the city said.
These are the roads in Lake View that the city plans to resurface in 2018.
Next time you go grocery shopping, pick up a jar of peanut butter for those in need!
Nothing beats the January blues like a delicious and discounted meal in your neighborhood.
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Lake View residents are angry after a man defiled a Toys for Tots donation box, and ruined Christmas presents for kids.
Members of the Joffrey Ballet will perform live at Christkindlmarket at the Park at Wrigley this Saturday.
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Lakeview resident Suzanne Franklin wins prestigious JUF award. (Photo by Robert Kusel)
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The jolly old man will make his first appearance at Chicago's favorite Cubs hangout spot Tuesday.
Expect a clear sky throughout the day.
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Chicago's favorite Cubs hangout spot is dedicated to bringing out the holiday cheer in all.
According to a post on a neighborhood blog, the animal was seen running along Hutchinson.
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Happy Halloween! People of all ages can have fun on the 31st in Lakeview.
Lakeview locals named to the sixth annual “Double Chai in the Chi: 36 Under 36” list of young Jewish movers and shakers in Chicago.