Harry Osterman

Here are eight things happening in the neighborhood this weekend.

One principal said the possible school budget reductions "will cut off our life source."

Faith leaders, politicians, residents and business owners will participate in the march.

Craft beer and hot chicken are coming to Edgewater by year's end.

Ald. Harry Osterman, Ald. Ameya Pawar and Ald. James Cappleman will all be in attendance.

Neighbors voted against the project Thursday with 27 against and 19 in favor of it.

Cedar Street bought the former Aon Building at 5050 N. Broadway in April for $16.1 million.

The City Council's Health Committee passed an ordinance bringing the city in compliance with state laws.

"My teachers are super, but they're not super-human," one North Side principal said Wednesday evening.

Ald. Harry Osterman (48th) will host a community meeting Thursday at Furama concerning the proposal.

The goal is for anyone who wants to garden in Edgewater to have space to do so, the group said.

Advocates on Monday questioned the timing of the program and its lack of details.

The pop-up shop will open in a vacant CTA concession stand at 1124 W. Argyle St. on May 19.

The shop will open at 4653 N. Broadway on May 19.

High water levels expose the neighborhood's lack of dog-friendly areas, dog owners say.