Joe Moore

Three less-controversial referendums are on the citywide ballot.

Ald. Tom Tunney blamed "expensive real estate and expensive cars."

The crosswalk at Rogers and Touhy avenues would be shortened from 110 feet to just 40 feet.

The workshop will cover resumes, job searching, interviewing and social media.

The liquor store replaced Isam's last year.

Legislative Inspector General Faisal Khan called Ald. Michele Smith's proposal "feeble and unreasoned."

The east end of Devon Avenue has seen booming development.

Many of the contributors to the alderman's fund are business owners, developers and residents.

The plan was called a "corporate 4-plus-1" and a contributor to the neighborhood's "vitality."

Loyola and a developer have proposed building a 145-room hotel at Albion Avenue and Sheridan Road.

The six-story, 145 room hotel would be built at Sheridan Road and Albion Avenue.

Incumbent Ald. Joe Moore declined an invitation to attend the Republican-sponsored event.

The incumbent alderman commissioned the poll last month.

The candidates faced off in 2007 in an election that was ultimately decided by 251 votes.

The party at the Mayne Stage includes drink specials and light appetizers.