Ameya Pawar

The Northcenter Chamber's late executive director received a street sign at his beloved Town Square.

It's a packed weekend, from the inaugural Elston Avenue Sausage Fest to the annual 47th Ward bike ride.

The school board abruptly pulled the question off its agenda as complaints grow.

But supporters said move would offer more choice to families.

Principals from Lake View, Amundsen, Senn, Sullivan and Mather high schools banded together.

North Siders, South Siders united to bring back the 31st Street and Lincoln Avenue CTA buses.

Political watchers think fresh faces on City Council could be a sign of progress and productivity.

Ald. Ameya Pawar said they're out to bring back the No. 11 Lincoln bus and the 31st Street line.

The partnership is a "game changer" for creating a k-12 system on the North Side, said Ald. Ameya Pawar.

Ald. Pawar announced his support for a zoning change to allow transit-oriented development on Montrose.

Voting is open in the 47th Ward for residents to choose which projects will receive menu funds in 2015.

 "They're not pretty, they're not funky, they're just ridiculous," said a business owner.

Re-elected to a second term, Ald. Ameya Pawar is committed to building a neighborhood k-12 system.

Lakeview voters said they showed up with hopes of a mayoral runoff and a change in the 44th ward.

A look at races affecting Lincoln Square, North Center, Albany Park, Irving Park and North Park.