Erosion leaves Rogers Park residents uncertain about future of local beaches
By Joshua R. Skinner Medill Reports The beaches in Rogers Park are at risk of being destroyed. After years of erosion brought on by rising water levels, Chicago is racing to save what’s left of Howard, Juneway, and Rogers beaches. As an emergency measure, the city is installing armored boulders to halt further erosion, claiming […]
New West Loop market melds cuisine from Chicago and the world
By Joshua Skinner Medill Reports After two years of construction, Time Out Market Chicago opened in the West Loop to crowds of hungry people. Bringing together unique flavors from across the globe, the market features 18 eateries, two Michelin-Star chefs, and an array of beverages. It’s a market for Chicago, but not of Chicago. In […]
Chicago teacher’s strike cuts short some high school athletic careers
By Joshua R. Skinner The battle between the Chicago Teacher’s Union (CTU) and Chicago Public Schools (CPS) dominated Chicago’s media conversation for weeks. After an 11-day strike in October, teachers won several concessions from the CPS. On Friday, November 15, Chicago teachers ratified a new contract that includes reduced class sizes and a nurse and […]
