Harry Osterman

"Violence that happens in our city affects us here," Ald. Harry Osterman told residents Tuesday night.

The increase in taxes could drive out residents and businesses threatening future development, he said.

The project is slated to take place between Devon and Thorndale on Broadway.

Ald. Harry Osterman (48th) and Ald. James Cappleman (46th) reminded commuters of the project Friday.

Don't throw out this useful heads-up from the alderman.

Julian Dior Wilkinson, 24, allegedly sold the drug to an undercover officer in a nearby parking lot.

Ald. Harry Osterman will meet with the community and allow for "significant" Q&A time, he said.

The lane was meant to improve safety for drivers already traveling in that direction, the alderman said.

A liquor moratorium on North Broadway needed to be lifted by the city for the Edgewater bar to progress.

What's now a leveled-off plot of dirt will transform into a micro-brewery and watering hole in months.

Ald. Harry Osterman has planned four town hall meetings around the ward in October.

The Argyle Neighbors Association will hold its first meeting at 6:30 p.m. Thursday at 1006 W. Argyle St.

The school still needs volunteers to help Friday's building, which will replace an old playground.

A "safety walk" will also take place at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday around the Argyle Street area.

With no clear plan to help those affected by hoarding, North Side officials asked for expert support.