Hearing for Shinn’s death rescheduled
By Neal Putnam A preliminary hearing was rescheduled to Jan. 4, 2022 for the drug impaired driver who is accused of killing architect Laura Shinn while she was riding her bicycle in North Park. The hearing had been set for Nov. 24, which was the Wednesday before Thanksgiving for Adam David Milav
Holiday cheer is back in Little Italy with the 23rd Annual Tree Lighting & Christmas Village
By Chris Gomez We’re so excited to bring back our annual Little Italy Tree Lighting & Christmas Village on Saturday, Dec. 4th from 4 p.m.-8 p.m. Last year, families welcomed us into their homes with our Little Italy Holiday Special virtual tree lighting experience and this year we can’t wait to have
New establishment in Normal Heights brings absinthe to the forefront
By Frank Sabatini Jr. It has been touted as a cure for everything from flatulence and crushing headaches to anemia and convulsions. Created in the late 1700s by a French doctor, the emerald-green spirit known as absinthe has been both celebrated and condemned over the centuries. Local restaurateur
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