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Proposal for data center on Itasca Country Club site comes before village committee A proposal for a data center to be built on the Itasca Country Club is back before village officials and residents in a meeting Tuesday. Courtesy of the village of Itasca   Updated 1/25/2021 6:06 PM A proposal to build a data center on part of the Itasca Country Club golf course is back, this time with a buyer. The proposal will be heard at 7 p.m. Tuesday by Itasca's Community Development Committee. The meeting is open to the public and will be conducted through Zoom, with registration at https:...

The Middle East is a diverse region, and Chicago’s Middle Eastern food scene is no different. From Lebanese to Turkish to Persian, there are threads that tie the city’s restaurants together–hummus, kebab, stone ovens–but variations in spices, signature dishes, influence, and atmosphere. Whether you’re craving a quick shawarma wrap or an elegant sit down dinner, one of these 18 restaurants is sure to satisfy. As of January 23, Chicago restaurants are permitted to serve customers indoors with a 25 percent maximum capacity per room. At the same time, despite winter weather, a number of...

Tyler LaRiviere / Sun-Times As a second round of pandemic stimulus checks trickles into Americans’ bank accounts, Glo Harn Choi again will be left to figure out how to stretch his wages to help his family, who were shut out of the financial relief because of their immigration status. The Albany Park resident and his family, living in the suburbs, haven’t received either of the two stimulus checks approved by Congress. That’s because they are undocumented. With his mother’s catering business taking a 20% hit during the coronavirus pandemic, the family members find themselves depending ...

08:44 EDT, 17 December 2020 383 shares John Millard, 52, was sentenced to a prison term of 12 months suspended for 18 months for fraudulently obtaining funds The treasurer of a Unite trade union branch used hardship funds he had stolen 'from a dead man and his family' to buy himself a Jaguar, a court heard.  John Millard, 52, abused his position as secretary and treasurer for Unite's Cheltenham branch, pocketing a total of £4,431.85 between January 2015 and June 2017 from the Union, Gloucester Crown Court heard yesterday. Millard allegedly bought himself a Jaguar with £1,400 of a hard...

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