Most celebrities might not deserve the fandom they receive.
With his re-election in jeopardy, 19th Ward Ald. Matt O’Shea wants to ensure us that public safety is his number-one priority.
A new position for election will appear on Chicagoans’ ballots in the Feb. 28 municipal election.
I want to thank The Beverly Review for running its recent series of articles concerning the history and culture of Native Americans in the Chicago and greater Midwest area.
Once again, the American public is being subjected to abuse by the pharmaceutical industry.
“We don’t make the laws; we just enforce them.”
Lori Lightfoot might have begun her tenure as mayor of Chicago by being treated unfairly, but she had plenty of supporters, and plenty of people rooting for.
A recent headline in a local paper read, “Gun shop owner: ‘It’s devastating.’” It referred to the regulations recently passed in Illinois that put tiny restrictions on certain accessories for firearms.
Everyone knows by now that throughout the pandemic, bar and restaurant employees were among those who continued to work.
As I sat in the barber’s chair recently, an old man came up to me, extended his hand and introduced himself.
This is “the other side” realized.
As young people with special needs mature into adults, all that they and their families want is an opportunity—a chance to be productive, happy members of society.
My family and I would like to thank the staff of The Beverly Review for their generosity and attention to detail in administering the Christmas coloring contest for neighborhood kids.
I am the proud wife of Bill Mahoney, Chicago Fire Department (CFD) retired, and mother of Rich Mahoney, Chicago Police Department retired.
Outgoing GOP U.S. Rep. Adam Kinzinger recently spoke about the GOP, and what he sees as the current version of the GOP.
Every month seems to be an awareness month for an important issue, and January 2023 is no different.
As Chicago prepares for 2023, it faces an uncertain future.
Just recently, a few changes were made to the Illinois Safe-T Act. Still, the act remains confusing, inconsistent and contradictory. Yet, it will be Illinois’ criminal law of the land next year.
I always enjoy writing this “Year in Review” commentary.
I am very worried about climate change.
Merry Christmas everyone. Or, if you prefer, Happy Holidays.
When I read the Christmas story, I always wonder: How was it that Mary came to give birth in a barn?
More sad news arose regarding the fatal shooting of Chicago Police Department Officer Ella French, who was killed on duty in August 2021.
It is rare that an individual is recognized in this space in The Beverly Review, but rarely do people such as Lisa Mulcrone make such a huge impact on the community.
The November mid-term election is over.
An ambulance arrived at the house of a U.S. senator recently and hauled his 14-year-old daughter away for self-inflicted stab wounds.
Well, local high school football fans, I owe you an apology.
The city needs good news regarding the Chicago Police Department (CPD), and some has arrived.
This is an open letter to 19th Ward Ald. Matt O’Shea.
I love my Wednesday morning walks with my friend Patty, a retired teacher like me.
If ever a survivor of a frightening domestic-violence attack could feel the love from strangers, it was on Nov. 15 at Mt. Carmel High School.
As usual, the small-business community is hosting several events this holiday season to encourage customers to stop in and get some shopping done.
They always tell us there’s something to be grateful for;
I own a small business in Chicago, and this week I joined thousands of other small-business owners from across the U.S. in an open letter calling on Congress to launch a bipartisan effort to modernize the Small Business Administration (SBA) to reflect today’s competitive economy.
Democracy is dying in this nation, and it’s being killed by entrenched interests in both political parties.
As Thanksgiving approaches, it’s important to remember an important local tradition: supporting local food pantries.
I stepped up to be the interim president of the Beverly Morgan Park Mt. Greenwood Rotary Club. Service clubs are declining. We need more members.
Subscribers receive their weekly edition of The Beverly Review on Wednesdays—meaning that by the time most people read this, the general election will be over.
After reading your excellent article on Sean Casten and Keith Pekau (Oct. 26), I re-examined Pekau’s campaign literature.
As the Illinois High School Association (IHSA) state playoffs kick into high gear for the fall season, it’s important to remember that officials deserve fans’ respect.
Illinois House Speaker Mike Madigan was indicted for a scheme involving Commonwealth Edison in which he allegedly allowed our electric bills to be raised in return for personal favors.
World order and US leadership would deteriorate with Republicans.
As a woman of the pre-Roe era, the potential return of an abortion ban with a Republican takeover of Congress and the Illinois Supreme Court is chilling.
The controversy over the death of Adam Toledo by a Chicago Police Department (CPD) officer has resulted in the Civilian Office of Police Accountability (COPA) recommending that the officer be fired.
It was not built without controversy, but the new police- and fire-training academy in the West Garfield Park neighborhood is nearing completion.
There was no menace left in the school shooter who sat across from me in the prison’s visitors room.
The recent We Will Chicago plan cited that nearly half of the young people in Chicago don’t feel a stabilizing sense of belonging. This is simply unacceptable.
Here’s another reason why all voters should support Sean Casten for representative in the Sixth District of Illinois.
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