Rosehill Cemetery

Mayors, Union soldiers and even Oscar Mayer rest at Rosehill Cemetery, Chicago's oldest burial ground.

Rosehill cemetery features Chicago mayors, soldiers from the Civil War, even Oscar Mayer. We mapped it.

Though many of his retail stores have closed, Richard Sears' legacy — and spirit — live on.

The open-source website maps fruit trees, edible plants and even dumpsters — but pick with discretion.

Here's your chance for a candle-lit run alongside hotdog kingpin Oscar Mayer.

Check out this weekend's round-up of events in Rogers Park, West Ridge and Edgewater.

Oscar Mayer, John G. Shedd and Civil War heroes (might) root runners on from beyond the grave Saturday.

Demolition permits were issued for the tower, but cemetery owners would not say what will happen to it.

Ald. Pat O'Connor notified constituents that Intrinsic Charter is no long eyeing Lincoln Square site.

The petition has gathered nearly 800 signatures against Intrinsic's proposal to open in Lincoln Square.

Boardwalks are springing up behind the fences at the West Ridge Nature Preserve.

Neighbors will have input on charter school but won't approve or disapprove the project, O'Connor says.

One neighbor asked Intrinsic founder, "Do you want to come where you're not welcome?"

Saturday's race at Rosehill Cemetery kicks off after dark for maximum ghoul effect.

Amundsen High is committed to "giving this young man a final resting place he deserves," principal says.