Ald. Walter Burnett
Aldermen Backing Ordinance To Protect Renters After Foreclosures
Several aldermen have joined community activists in calling for passage of a measure designed to prevent more buildings from becoming vacant.
Jesse White Helps Distribute Holiday Food To Needy, Elderly
It has been an annual tradition for White, who at one time was on the other end of the receiving line.
National Hellenic Museum Unveils Striking New Home
The National Hellenic Museum has a new place and new space that will be unveiled this weekend in Chicago.
Aldermen Concerned About Library Budget Cuts
Aldermen at Friday’s City Council budget hearings said they hope there’s some way to prevent the big cuts in Public Library staffing and hours proposed by Mayor Rahm Emanuel.
Emanuel: Election Shows Chicagoans Want Change
Mayor-elect Rahm Emanuel said Wednesday that voters in Tuesday’s election sent the same message as when he was elected mayor in February: Chicagoans are demanding change.
Burnett Steps Down As Black Caucus Chairman
Ald. Walter Burnett (27th) is stepping down as chairman of the City Council Black Caucus.
Jesse White Tumblers Seek Permanent Home
The Jesse White Tumbling Team has big hopes in their quest for a permanent practice facility.



