Race to Wrigley -- which will benefit Chicago Cubs Charities -- begins at 8:00 a.m. Start location at Waveland & Clark.

Published on April 9, 2008.

The course route proceeds through the streets of the Lake View neighborhood before returning to the stadium -- where runners will run through Wrigley Field's ground level concourse, finishing under the famed Wrigley Field Marquee (located at Clark and Addison).

Published on April 9, 2008.

The proposed 85-unit development will be built at 2701-33 North Cicero Avenue with ground-floor space for a Department of Senior Services Center in the 31st Ward.

Published on April 9, 2008.

The developer, Community Housing Partners XII LP, will renovate 26 units of affordable rental housing in two buildings, located at 847-49 W. Sunnyside Ave and 4130 N. Kenmore Ave., in the 46th Ward.

Published on April 9, 2008.

The developer, Community Housing Partners XII LP, will renovate 26 units of affordable rental housing in two buildings, located at 847-49 W. Sunnyside Ave and 4130 N. Kenmore Ave., in the 46th Ward.

Published on April 9, 2008.

The developer plans to build up to 12 two-flats on scattered sites in the 3300 block of West Walnut Street in the 28th Ward and the 2700 block of West Jackson Street in the 2nd Ward.

Published on April 9, 2008.

The developer plans to build up to 12 two-flats on scattered sites in the 3300 block of West Walnut Street in the 28th Ward and the 2700 block of West Jackson Street in the 2nd Ward.

Published on April 9, 2008.

...on 18 City-owned lots and two other parcels that they currently own in the 5600 block of South Halsted Street in the 20th Ward. The units will provide affordable housing and supportive services to the...

Published on April 9, 2008.

G&A Construction and Development, Inc. plans to build the development at 300 East 26th Street in the 2nd Ward.

Published on April 9, 2008.

"The Milwaukee Avenue District – which began as an early trading post, and would later become a main commercial street on the Northwest Side – documents the development of a neighborhood over a half-century," said Mayor Daley. AIt represents the growth of the Wicker Park and Bucktown communities, and their relationship to the development of Chicago.@

Published on April 9, 2008.

"The Milwaukee Avenue District – which began as an early trading post, and would later become a main commercial street on the Northwest Side – documents the development of a neighborhood over a half-century," said Mayor Daley. AIt represents the growth of the Wicker Park and Bucktown communities, and their relationship to the development of Chicago.@

Published on April 9, 2008.

Notable buildings include the 12-story art deco styled Northwest Tower office building at 1606-08 N. Milwaukee Ave.; Wieboldt=s Department Store at 1275-95 N. Milwaukee Ave.; North Avenue Bath building at 2037-41 W. North Ave. which is decorated in aquatic-themed terra cotta; and the Home/Bell Theater at 1539 N. Milwaukee Ave., a rare and early movie theater.

Published on April 9, 2008.

Notable buildings include the 12-story art deco styled Northwest Tower office building at 1606-08 N. Milwaukee Ave.; Wieboldt=s Department Store at 1275-95 N. Milwaukee Ave.; North Avenue Bath building at 2037-41 W. North Ave. which is decorated in aquatic-themed terra cotta; and the Home/Bell Theater at 1539 N. Milwaukee Ave., a rare and early movie theater.

Published on April 9, 2008.

Notable buildings include the 12-story art deco styled Northwest Tower office building at 1606-08 N. Milwaukee Ave.; Wieboldt=s Department Store at 1275-95 N. Milwaukee Ave.; North Avenue Bath building at 2037-41 W. North Ave. which is decorated in aquatic-themed terra cotta; and the Home/Bell Theater at 1539 N. Milwaukee Ave., a rare and early movie theater.

Published on April 9, 2008.

Notable buildings include the 12-story art deco styled Northwest Tower office building at 1606-08 N. Milwaukee Ave.; Wieboldt=s Department Store at 1275-95 N. Milwaukee Ave.; North Avenue Bath building at 2037-41 W. North Ave. which is decorated in aquatic-themed terra cotta; and the Home/Bell Theater at 1539 N. Milwaukee Ave., a rare and early movie theater.

Published on April 9, 2008.

Covering the 1200 through 1600 blocks of North Milwaukee Ave.; the 1500 block of North Damen Ave.; and the 1900 and 2000 blocks of West North Ave., the development of this district took place in two phases – the first low-rise phase began after the Great Chicago Fire in 1871 and continued up to the introduction of the elevated train service; the second phase began in 1895 and ended at the start of the Great Depression in 1929.

Published on April 9, 2008.

The City Council today established the Ogden-Pulaski Tax Increment Financing (TIF) District as a way to jump-start residential and commercial investment in the North Lawndale neighborhood.

Published on April 9, 2008.

The City will use $2.5 million in Tax Increment Financing (TIF) funds for the expansion and improvement of the park. Currently 3.5 acres, it will be expanded to five acres after the transfer of adjacent City-owned land and the closure of Union Street. The plans also call for the Chicago Park District to build a new fieldhouse, relocate the athletic field and playground, and additional landscaping.

Published on April 9, 2008.

The Council allocated $150,000 in Open Space Impact Fees for the development of a linear park on the Sangamon right-of-way between Cullerton Avenue and 21st Street. The Department of Transportation will design and construct the park, and will enter into an agreement with the non-profit Resurrection Project for the long-term maintenance.

Published on April 9, 2008.

Under this proposal, the City and Chicago Park District would exchange parcels at 74th and Woodlawn in the Grand Crossing neighborhood in order to move the current Woodlawn Park across the streets to 7329 S. Woodlawn Ave. in order to redevelop and enlarge the park from .38 acres to 1.25 acres in size. The City would use the old park facility as part of a proposed affordable housing development project. The Park district has committed $400,000 to the park’s development.

Published on April 9, 2008.

Under this proposal, the City and Chicago Park District would exchange parcels at 74th and Woodlawn in the Grand Crossing neighborhood in order to move the current Woodlawn Park across the streets to 7329 S. Woodlawn Ave. in order to redevelop and enlarge the park from .38 acres to 1.25 acres in size. The City would use the old park facility as part of a proposed affordable housing development project. The Park district has committed $400,000 to the park’s development.

Published on April 9, 2008.

Under this proposal, the City and Chicago Park District would exchange parcels at 74th and Woodlawn in the Grand Crossing neighborhood in order to move the current Woodlawn Park across the streets to 7329 S. Woodlawn Ave. in order to redevelop and enlarge the park from .38 acres to 1.25 acres in size. The City would use the old park facility as part of a proposed affordable housing development project. The Park district has committed $400,000 to the park’s development.

Published on April 9, 2008.