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But details on the alderman's non-negotiables, like a patio over Patterson Street, remain unclear.

Protesters said they are pro-Cubs, but demanded more input on plan that will "change our lives."

Lakeview's top cop said there was yet again rampant public drinking at this year's Pride parade.

Neighborhood groups plan to rally outside the field Wednesday to oppose the renovation process.

Lights "will flicker in living rooms and bedrooms throughout the ward," Ald. Tunney said.

Residents decried Pride's size at a CAPS meeting, but Tunney said most complaints were about traffic.

Thomas, who lives in the 33rd Ward but works in the 44th, hasn't decided which office he'll pursue.

Free parking Sundays are back for most of the city, but some aldermen are not happy about it.

"Change is here," after the Supreme Court struck down the DOMA, paradegoers said.

The Landmarks Commission OK'd the Cubs' plan to extend the ballpark onto Sheffield and Waveland avenues.

The controversial $500 million renovation plan is expected to go before City Council Thursday.

In speech before City Council, Lakeview alderman eschews LGBT label, saying, "We're all the same."

Three aldermen who don't want free Sunday parking complained that Emanuel has set up roadblocks.