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Witherspoon to head D65 a bit longer
Change in state law allows increases number of days that retirees can work in schools.
‘Today we celebrate a rebirth’
Large crowd applauds grand opening of Foster School in 5th Ward.
School funding stretched thin
Costs rise, corporate revenue source shrinks.
Community theatre, jazz and dance performances this weekend
The Tempest at Ridgeville Park. Into the Continuum at Fleetwood. And concerts at SPACE.
Gas line break on Ridge Avenue
Nearby residents asked to shelter in place.
Arts therapy non-profit receives $600,000 grant
The Institute for Therapy through the Arts will use money to support clients facing a loss of Medicaid benefits.
Albany Care says new patient ban may force it to close
County Judge to rule on whether state can keep ban in place while seeking to shut the facility.
Foster School coming in $3M+ under budget
Lower bids allowed for higher-quality, longer-lasting components.
Stowe names Stewart acting deputy city manager
Police chief will fill role as city continues a lengthy search.
Alders: ‘Difficult’ conversation about personnel cuts needed
City staff floats early retirement and voluntary separation programs as options.
Storm cleanup could take weeks
City crews still out in parks and on parkways.
UMe Tea abruptly closes
No explanation so far on the boba tea establishment’s sudden closure.
Horton indicted on domestic violence charges
His fraud and embezzlement trial scheduled to begin Oct. 21.
As urban tree shade shrinks, mortality rises
New study finds that protecting mature trees could help save lives.
State gets more control over insurance rates
Pritzker signs bills giving Insurance Department rate review authority.
City Clerk Mendoza to run for mayor
Stephanie Mendoza is fifth candidate to enter race to succeed Daniel Biss.
New chef brings fresh energy to Homestead Room
Bob Zrenner is the restaurant’s new executive chef.
Police host National Night Out block party
The police department organized the block party this year.
Firefighters train on lakefront
Practicing with new tower truck.
City lifeguard program recognized among tops in nation
Earns certification from United States Lifesaving Association.