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Village officials approved a final plan for Eve B. Lee Place, a $20 million mixed-use project of commerical space and 34 "attainable" rental apartments for people 55 and older in Libertyville.

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The Reparations Committee voted 5-1 Thursday to extend its contract with affordable housing group Community Partners for Affordable Housing for 90 days, meaning CPAH will temporarily continue managing housing grants for Evanston’s Restorative Housing Program. In January 2022, the committee first approved CPAH to help reparations recipients manage and spend their $25,000 housing grants. So...

Prolific filmmaker Kenya Barris is being bombarded with hate messages by movie and TV fans expressing disgust over Barris’ alleged obsession with the plight of mixed-race Blacks. Twitter was set ablaze after the trailer for the much-anticipated comedy “You People” was unveiled. The Netflix film stars comic legend Eddie Murphy along with Nia Long as […]

Halftime punk with Widacre, Thanksgiving Dinner Giveaway from the Interchange Food Pantry, Title and Deed at Theatre Gigante, Good News in South Milwaukee, experimental music at Acme, benefits at Linnemans and Tonic, and more—This Week in Milwaukee!

Pulvermacher, whose solo career followed roles in the LoveMonkeys and Chasin Mason and established the Givesong charitable music service, died at 49.

From a cornhole tournament to a wine walk and numerous shows at The Grand and Oshkosh Arena, weve got your guide to spring entertainment in Oshkosh.

A proposal for a long vacant commercial building on Peterson Road in Libertyville calls for it to be replaced with an affordable senior residential community.

Libertyville considering requiring 15% attainabile housing in any new developments Libertyville leaders are considering a new ordinance calling for a portion of new residential developments of five units or more to include at least 15% affordable housing. Mick Zawislak/mzawislak@dailyherald Libertyville leaders are considering a new ordinance calling for a portion of new residential developments of five units or more to include at least 15% affordable housing. Mick Zawislak/mz...

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