May 19th 2010 11:30AM
Max Grinnell is a writer, teacher, researcher and general man-about-town -- hence his job as an urbanologist. He tells us why Chicago's Lincoln Park, with its mix of people, interesting buildings and free zoo, is where he makes his home. And yes, it does involve a restaurant Sinatra frequented. Lovers of Elks temples read... Continue Reading »
May 13th 2010 1:30PM
Recent graduates in search of it all -- the great job, the fabulous apartment and booming city life -- should go north. According to a study by Gradspot.com, the site's list of Top Ten Cities for Recent Grads put Chicago, land of brutal winters and catsup-less hot dogs, at No. 1 -- thanks to its high quality of life,... Continue Reading »
May 5th 2010 1:30PM
This one-bedroom, remodeled loft in Old Town can't be equated with many of the structures that are found in this historic, Victorian district of downtown. As part of the Cobbler Square complex (which is currently running rent specials), this sweet rental is $1,695 for approximately 950 square feet of space. The complex... Continue Reading »
Thea Stranger-Najjar is a Los Angeles native who loves Chicago because of the snow, great shops and because the bands want to be here. She might be Chicago's only resident who doesn't enjoy the summer as much as she does the winter. Name, Age, Occupation: Thea Stranger-Najjar, 27, administrator for Pediatric Residency at... Continue Reading »
