Pat O'Connor

Ald. Pat O'Connor and community groups have narrowed the Trumbull re-use plans to two possible options.

Neighbors will have input on charter school but won't approve or disapprove the project, O'Connor says.

One neighbor asked Intrinsic founder, "Do you want to come where you're not welcome?"

West Edgewater Area Residents association has a few concerns yet to be addressed, however.

O'Connor put a hold on permits for the property, but the developer got the OK when its address changed.

The boardwalks and fish pond at the 20.5-acre West Ridge Nature Preserve are taking shape.

The alderman's office has fielded numerous queries about the school, which came to light last week.

The charter school operator requested a continuance until May on a zoning change request.

Pathways in Education has plans to open a school next to the MB Bank building at Lawrence and Western.

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

The aldermen will pool resources to bolster Amundsen and Lake View high schools.

The survey was taken by Ald. Pat O'Connor's 40th Ward office.

The agenda also includes info about upcoming park events, programs and volunteer opportunities.

O'Connor denied that his wife would have anything to do with the Edgewater Medical Center's development.

Community, staff and teachers came out Saturday to Amundsen High School to help out with repairs.