U.S. Rep. Marie Newman (D-3rd) is a leader who takes action.
Ryan Rusch had a tough life—but he was a tough guy.
Marshall McLuhan, a cultural historian, gained fame in 1964 for saying “the medium is the message.”
Nearly a year into the coronavirus pandemic shutting down the United States, it’s time for our leaders in Washington, D.C., to put aside partisan bickering and do something to help.
Every year, some Illinois legislator proposes a bill to remove public notices from being published in newspapers and to allow units of government to post their public notices on their websites.
Recently, I was almost in a multi-car collision.
I was not enthused that more police cameras will be installed in our neighborhood.
Despite commendable efforts by U.S. House managers during the impeachment trial of former President Donald Trump, some U.S. senators found sufficient cover in the issue of jurisdiction and voted on Feb. 13 against convicting him.
We got our vaccines! Thank you, Mr. Pfizer, Mr. Pres, Mr. Gov, Ms. Advocate Pediatric Nurse Suzanne and the thousands of people in between.
For a person who has suffered a life-altering injury, incurred serious medical expenses or lost a loved one who was the family breadwinner, their suffering is often compounded by immoral legal delay tactics employed by businesses and insurers.
Starring in a commercial for Jeep during Super Bowl LV, Bruce Springsteen poignantly urged Americans to meet each other halfway, calling for a “Reunited States of America.”
“It’s not our problem.”
Republicans call themselves the “law and order” party, but 45 percent of GOP voters still support the MAGA seditionists who tried to overturn an election.
In the middle of the night on Monday, Jan. 25, the city of Chicago canceled scheduled COVID-19 vaccinations for my wife and me at Daley College.
The author of a letter to the editor (Jan. 20) made some interesting claims about what he sees as the media’s response to the coup attempt that took place on Jan. 6
As the COVID-19 pandemic rages on, officials with the Chicago Public Schools (CPS) and the Chicago Teachers Union (CTU) are working on an agreement that will get students back in the classroom.
You may have read Sports Editor Tim O’Brien’s “Off The Record” last week. If you haven’t, please do.
At a time when Illinois lawmakers should be supporting healthcare heroes who are working tirelessly during the COVID-19 pandemic, we instead receive unwelcome new legislation that will drive up the costs of practicing medicine in Illinois and send more physicians packing to move to a more we…
I was disgusted to learn that there were many military and law enforcement (active and retired) members who took part in the coup on Jan. 6.
I’m pretty lucky.
President Joe Biden’s inauguration was not only moving; it was the most consequential of our lifetime.
Call me old-fashioned, but I was raised to believe that riots are a bad thing.
“This is no time to engage in the luxury of cooling off or to take the tranquilizing drug of gradualism.” –Martin Luther King, Jr.
The Democrats control the presidency, the U.S. Senate and the U.S. House. The voters have chosen, and that reflects polling that shows that Americans support core Democrat positions.
The First Amendment grants Americans freedom of speech, and it states the government can’t censor its citizens. However, it doesn’t prohibit censorship from other entities.
This is my farewell to Beverly Hills/Morgan Park.
Some called it disheartening; some it called it unbelievable.
I had a pet tiger.
A law named in honor a local first responder who died in the line of duty is back in the news after a traffic accident on a city expressway.
You can call it haggling, dickering, bargaining or whatever you want, but negotiating gives me purpose.
Why are businesses on Western Avenue, 95th Street and 111th Street blatantly operating in violation of city and state restrictions?
I enjoyed and agreed with Joe Bird’s letter (Dec. 30) in The Beverly Review with regard to complaints against police officers.
In a recent report, the Office of the Inspector General for Chicago (OIG) revealed that when complainants refuse to sign a sworn affidavit confirming the truth of their allegations against a police officer, the investigating agency, either the Chicago Police Department (CPD) or the Civilian …
I was president of the Morgan Park Action Council from 1989 to 1997.
It was March 10, and I was prepping for a busy week of basketball.
One year ago, few people, if any, envisioned 2020 ending with a pandemic shutting down businesses and people wearing facemasks in public places.
A huge thank you to the Beverly Improvement Association (BIA) for sponsoring its decorating contest in North Beverly and to The Beverly Review for publishing (Dec. 16) “BIA honors local families for Christmas decorations.”
Morgan Park United Methodist Church sincerely thanks all the people who participated in our 2020 “Hats (and Scarves) for the Homeless III” Advent program.
There has been ongoing news coverage dealing with performance issues at the Mt. Greenwood United States Postal Service (USPS) substation.
Do miracles really happen?
“I’ll Be Home for Christmas” is a song full of hope and melancholy, especially during 2020.
Exciting contests being held to support the local business community are wrapping up.
The nun’s ruler snapped across Anne Burke’s knuckles as she struggled to form words onto a page.
We want to commend the great folks at Nine One One BBQ Shack, 2734 W. 111th St., for their generosity in helping our family with a charity endeavor on Dec. 6.
I wanted to take this opportunity to give a shout-out to my postal carrier, Phil.
This is in response to Joe Oswald’s letter to the editor (Dec. 2) concerning the feature article in the Nov. 25 edition about Mickelberry’s Log Cabin Restaurant.
For more than 30 years, renters in Beverly, Morgan Park and Mt. Greenwood have been fortunate to be protected by a Chicago tenant-landlord ordinance—but our neighbors just outside the city lines are not so lucky.
I had an encounter with a Trump supporter recently.
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