The 606

Sight Optical Co. will offer eye exams and "a lot of cool independent eyewear lines," owner said.

"This has been fun, we enjoyed it. It was a good run," the sales manager said of the last 15 years.

Located at 1813 N. Milwaukee Ave., beer, sake, cocktails, doughnuts and charcuterie are also on tap.

People gathered under gray skies to celebrate the one year mark of the thriving 606 park system.

Fans of the trail said words like freedom, fun, happy and relaxing, among others.

The cost and how to pay for extending the trail has yet to be determined under the idea by Ald. Hopkins.

The 3-bedroom, 2.5 bathroom home, which features a green roof, was bought by a young family.

How are skateboarders, cyclists, joggers, walkers, toddlers all getting along on a 12-foot-wide path? 

"Wear goofy hats! Fly your own flags!," Caroline O'Boyle said in attempt to recruit D.I.Y promenaders.

On the agenda: a Wood Street bike lane extension and a Cortland Street greenway.

Letting canines run free shows "lack of consideration," one park activist says — and could cost $300.

Music, crafts, food and an illuminated procession are all on tap for June 4, organizers said.

The new 15,000-square-foot center at the Milwaukee/Leavitt intersection has opened.

New York-style thin crust pizza and soft serve ice cream are highlights at the 80s-themed Bucktown spot.