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At least seven Chicago aldermen support the measure, backed by activist group ONE Northside.

It will be the restaurant's second location in the city.

Mariano's has long been interested in a former Dominick's site at 3030 N. Broadway.

About 24 blocks in Lakeview will also be getting new street lights, double last year's amount.

"Fishy city politics" are cited as Tunney endorsed former Board of Ed member Rodrigo Sierra.

Mayor Rahm Emanuel proposed an extensive list of areas where parking would no longer be free.

South East Lake View Neighbors will be first to see plans for the lot, the alderman's office said.

Police will be cracking down on cyclists breaking traffic rules this season.

More than half of the people surveyed had not heard of the project, his survey showed.

Neighborhood groups do a good job, but they don't represent everybody, Mark Thomas said.

Residents also want the church to add security cameras to determine where loiterers are coming from.

A plan of operations asks for "no more than 25 events" a year with "outdoor amplified sound."

Ald. Tom Tunney (44th) requested the schedule change.

The resolution would call on smartphone manufacturers and carriers to help discourage thefts.

Erin Duffy, who runs the page for Tunney, said she didn't know how the postings were deleted.