Tim Cullerton

Heather Sattler and 36th Ward Ald. Nicholas Sposato are running to represent the 38th Ward.

"Six women and their little babies are not going to pose a problem," the Portage Park pastor said. 

The new playground was jointly funded by Ald. Nicholas Sposato and the Chicago Park District.

Ald. Tim Cullerton (38th) said the ban was needed because of the changing ward boundaries.

Ald. Nicholas Sposato's 36th Ward was redrawn under a the new City Council map.

The measure was prompted by a proposal to build another four-story apartment building in Dunning.

The owners of Thrift & Thrive, a resale shop across the street, have taken over the former Regulus cafe.

Club E will be closed for 29 days starting Monday after an incident on New Year's Day.

Ald. Tim Cullerton (38th) was appointed to the Chicago City Council by former Mayor Richard M. Daley.

The owner of the Patio Theater, which closed its doors at the end of April, is asking $2.9 million. 

Community First Healthcare of Illinois Inc. signed an agreement to buy the Portage Park hospital.

Zitella Development Corp. will focus on another project, a representative said.

Zitella Development Corp. plans to build a 30-unit apartment building near Harlem and Waveland avenues.

The playground will be built Aug. 9, in time for the 2014-15 school year. 

The cafe, operated by brothers David and Damian Ratulowski, sells mostly loose-leaf tea.