Harry Osterman

Between running school groups and running her own business, Ally Brisbin is no stranger to Edgewater.

The crawl will have stops at Foster Beach, Berger Park and Dice Dojo.

Homemade baked goods, not box springs, will take over the former health food store.

A swath of the heavily-trafficked thoroughfare will be closed for about six weeks, officials said.

The restaurant will showcase the meal President Barack Obama ate during his trip to Vietnam.

The market will take over Argyle Street from Kenmore Avenue to Sheridan Road from 5-9 p.m.

The project will close off Ridge Avenue, one of the neighborhood's busiest streets, for about six weeks.

Ald. Harry Osterman joined a dozen other aldermen voting against the TIF funded project.

The proposal will head to City Council for full approval Wednesday.

The closures will allow for the installation of pavers, the alderman said.

Bun Bo Hue will be the dish of the night at Cafe Hoang, 1020 W. Argyle St.

Ald. Harry Osterman said he planned to invite Gov. Bruce Rauner to come visit his community's schools.

The Department of Business Affairs and Consumer Protection found there was no law against corkage fees.

Osterman said the community will have to "fight" to sustain the gains of the last 40 years.

Ald. Harry Osterman is holding two meetings on the project before it starts at the end of June.