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First Annual Pattis Family Foundation Chicago Book Award to Be Presented to Dawn Turner for Three Girls from Bronzeville

/PRNewswire/ The Newberry Library and The Pattis Family Foundation are pleased to announce the winner of the first annual Pattis Family Foundation Chicago. ....

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Author Dawn Turner wins $25,000 from Newberry Library as first recipient of new Pattis Family award

Dawn Turner wrote “Three Girls from Bronzeville,” which follows Dawn, her sister Kim and friend Debra as they grow up in the 1970s in that South Side Chicago neighborhood. ....

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Mark your calendar

Here s a roundup of events in the North Shore area for Oct. 14-20. ....

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Great Chicago Fire of 1871 which killed over 300 people marks 150th anniversary

This past week marked the 150th anniversary of the Great Chicago Fire of 1871 which killed some 300 people, incinerated 17,000 buildings, destroyed wide swaths of the city. ....

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Don't blame Mrs. O'Leary's cow for the Great Chicago Fire

CHICAGO Chicago seems to like to pin the blame for its misfortune on farm animals. For decades the Cubs' failure to get to the World Series was the fault of a goat that was once kicked out of Wrigley Field. And for well over a century, a cow belonging to Mrs. O'Leary caused the Great Chicago Fire of 1871. ....

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