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    May 16, 2013 |Story| RedEye

  1. Locally roasted coffee by the numbers

    Chicagoans take their coffee seriously, and not just when they're drinking it.
    For RedEye
    Chicagoans take their coffee seriously, and not just when they're drinking it. "For a long time in Chicago, coffee shops were split into two camps," said Zaida Dedolph of HalfWit Coffee Roasters. "Ones that served Intelligentsia, and ones that served...

    Tags: Old Town (Chicago, Illinois), Beverage Industry, Arts and Culture, Old Town (Staten Island, New York), Restaurant and Catering Industry

    2. May 14, 2013 |Story| RedEye

  2. A newbie's guide to Chicago Craft Beer Week

    How much does Chicago love its beer? Our craft beer week is 11 days long, if that's any indication. The fourth annual Chicago Craft Beer Week (May 16-26) is busier than past years, with 21 new breweries joining the lineup of tastings, tap takeovers and $4 pint nights. The schedule can seem a bit intimidating to newcomers, so we've mapped out the ultimate calendar for those looking to dip their toes into Chicago's thriving beer world. If you're planning to attend multiple events, download the free Chicago Craft Beer Week app (chibeerweek.com), which has a complete listing of the more than 400 events, plus neighborhood guides and a function that tracks your attendance, earns you points and could win you some swag at the end of the week. My advice to first-timers? Check out a bar you've never been to, drink plenty of water and clear your week of morning meetings. <a href="mailto:kbernot@tribune.com">kbernot@tribune.com</a> | @redeyeeatdrink
    RedEye
    How much does Chicago love its beer? Our craft beer week is 11 days long, if that's any indication. The fourth annual Chicago Craft Beer Week (May 16-26) is busier than past years, with 21 new breweries joining the lineup of tastings, tap takeovers and $4...

    Tags: Bleep (euphemism), River North, Distilling and Brewing Industry, Bars and Clubs, Bacon

    3. May 8, 2013 |Story| RedEye

  3. Outdoor West Loop Craft Beer Fest planned for Clinton Street

    Chicago's never seen a block party quite like the West Loop Craft Beer Festival. Set to close out <a href="http://www.redeyechicago.com/entertainment/restaurants-bars/redeye-chicago-craft-beer-week-releases-2013-schedule-20130410,0,3732672.story" target="_blank">Chicago Craft Beer Week</a>, organizers say the May 25 fest will be the first craft beer fest in the city's history to take place in a public street.
    RedEye
    Chicago's never seen a block party quite like the West Loop Craft Beer Festival. Set to close out Chicago Craft Beer Week, organizers say the May 25 fest will be the first craft beer fest in the city's history to take place in a public street. The...

    Tags: Festive Events, Arts and Culture, Chicago Loop

    4. Apr 28, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  4. Barrington car show moving to Chicago in 2014

    The Barrington Concours d'Elegance, an annual showcase of collectible cars and motorcycles, will move to downtown Chicago in 2014 and be renamed the Chicago Concours, its new management told the Tribune.
    The Barrington Concours d'Elegance, an annual showcase of collectible cars and motorcycles, will move to downtown Chicago in 2014 and be renamed the Chicago Concours, its new management told the Tribune. The new owners are David Cooper, founder of...

    Tags: Manufacturing and Engineering, Science and Technology, Vehicles, Concours d'Elegance, Electricity Production and Distribution

    5. Apr 29, 2013 | Chicago Tribune

  5. Greening up the West Loop

    Change of Subject
    By Jessica Reynolds Chicago architect Scott Sarver of the firm smdp has a plan to spruce up the West Loop. Among his many ideas detailed recently in The Architect's Newspaper, he wants to cover the trench of the Kennedy Expressway......
    6. Apr 27, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  6. Chicago center brings meditative mindset to combating youth violence

    Most of the CeaseFire interrupters sat up in their chairs and closed their eyes, following the quiet direction of the small man in yellow and orange robes at the head of the conference table.
    Most of the CeaseFire interrupters sat up in their chairs and closed their eyes, following the quiet direction of the small man in yellow and orange robes at the head of the conference table. "Allow your mind to feel the way you feel," Sakyong Mipham...

    Tags: U.S. Congress, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Teaching and Learning, Youth Organizations, Chicago Mayor

    7. Apr 25, 2013 |Story| RedEye

  7. Mini-review: La Cuchara

    La Cuchara
    La Cuchara 1521 W. Madison St. 312-291-9344 Rating: !! (out of four) Give it some time What's a restaurant's website for if not to stoke your appetite? La Cuchara's definitely features some appealing claims that fueled my anticipation, but upon arrival,...

    Tags: Mexico, Dining and Drinking, Foods and Beverages, Dunkin' Donuts, Chicago Restaurants

    8. Apr 15, 2013 |Story| RedEye

  8. Floral shop includes charity in its arrangements

    The phrase "two guys opened a floral shop" sounds like the punch line to a bad joke.
    For RedEye
    The phrase "two guys opened a floral shop" sounds like the punch line to a bad joke. But helping low-income students in Chicago is a serious mission for entrepreneurs Steven Dyme, 22, of Wilmette, and Joseph Dickstein, 23, of the West Loop. The...

    Tags: Chicago Public Schools, 1-800-Flowers, Indiana University, Schools, Public Schools

    9. Apr 11, 2013 |Story| RedEye

  9. 30 dishes to eat while visiting Chicago

    You've already waited in line for popcorn at Garrett. You've endured verbal abuse at The Wieners Circle. And you've devoured the Chicago classic that is the Italian beef sandwich (Al's #1 and Johnnie's being the best, depending on who you ask).
    RedEye
    You've already waited in line for popcorn at Garrett. You've endured verbal abuse at The Wieners Circle. And you've devoured the Chicago classic that is the Italian beef sandwich (Al's #1 and Johnnie's being the best, depending on who you ask). So...

    Tags: Frontera Grill, The Publican, Foods and Beverages, Bars and Clubs, Pistachios

    10. Mar 29, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  10. St. James Church gathers its faithful

    An unforgiving icy wind blew across the three dozen &mdash; young and old, black and white, rich and poor &mdash; gathered on Palm Sunday in front of the ancient and shuttered St. James Catholic Church in Bronzeville.
    An unforgiving icy wind blew across the three dozen — young and old, black and white, rich and poor — gathered on Palm Sunday in front of the ancient and shuttered St. James Catholic Church in Bronzeville. It was a cold morning for the...

    Tags: Old Town (Chicago, Illinois), Architecture, Francis I, Arts and Culture, Human Interest

    11. Mar 6, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  11. Other visions of home at Elmhurst Art Museum

    The lobby of the Elmhurst Art Museum is full with a dozen or so miniature wooden houses, perfect for dolls or birds with a taste for culture. The domestic sculptures are the work of the late Don Baum, who sometimes constructed them from mahjongg tiles, linoleum or goatskin, but mostly from cut-up junk shop paintings.
    The lobby of the Elmhurst Art Museum is full with a dozen or so miniature wooden houses, perfect for dolls or birds with a taste for culture. The domestic sculptures are the work of the late Don Baum, who sometimes constructed them from mahjongg tiles,...

    Tags: Sculpture, Museums, The Salvation Army, Arts and Culture, Chicago Loop

    12. Nov 25, 2012 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  12. Its job complete, Obama re-election tech team ventures forward

    In spring 2011, Michael Slaby made a pitch to a small group of men at the West Loop offices of Sandbox Industries, a local venture capital firm and business incubator. Slaby, a Chicagoan and the chief integration and innovation officer for President Barack Obama's campaign, was recruiting talent for the re-election effort.
    In spring 2011, Michael Slaby made a pitch to a small group of men at the West Loop offices of Sandbox Industries, a local venture capital firm and business incubator. Slaby, a Chicagoan and the chief integration and innovation officer for President...

    Tags: Mitt Romney, Business, Startups, Chicago Mayor, Mount Vernon

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