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April 23-29, 2003

'Talking Trash' Scrap Mettle SOUL ensemble once again brings stories of urban life to the stage. "Talking Trash," opening Thursday, April 24, is a whimsical look at the underside of a neighborhood. See (and hear) stories from the garbage, the alleyways, the sanitation workers, and the occasional dirty secret. Based on interviews with residents of Uptown and Edgewater, the stories tell us that if we face our messes bravely we can be transformed, and bring change to our lives and our community. Over 50 actors, age 6 to 92, perform at Margate Park, 4921 N. Marine Dr., through May 4. For tickets ($10), call (773) 275-3999 or visit www.scrapmettlesoul.org.

Chipotle serves community

Beannet owner scores against criminal

Generating more affordable housing for low- and moderate-income families

Kids and Kites Festival May 3

Hear about a long-time Lincoln Park business

What's hot, what's not in real estate

Wanted for public indecency By Jim Sterne News Editor The Chicago Police are currently investigating an incident of public indecency that occurred on March 24 in the 2400 block of N. Albany Ave. The victims, both females aged 10-13, were walking through an alley when a red/maroon four-door car pulled up next to them. The offender got out of the car and exposed himself to them. The offender is described as a white male between 30 and 40 years old, about 5'6" with a heavy build. He has brown hair but the top of his head is bald. He was last seen wearing a mustache/goatee, a white T-shirt and blue jeans. Police are asking people with any information to call Area Three Homicide/Sex/Gang Crimes Unit at (312) 744-8261 or the 24th District at (312) 744-5907.

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Art lovers will love two Navy Pier shows

Popular North Side Italian eatery on renovated Clark Street

LPHS students win science recognition

Streeterville Chamber of Commerce news