If a place like World of Beer opened in Evanston, I would actually visit it. As it is, I go to Chicago for my tavern/pub experiences - cheaper, less hassle, preferred atmosphere.
Ted should install 5 microwaves & a refrige to hold frozen French Fries, frozen Onion Rings, frozen Clam Strips, frozen Pizza Piuffs & some packages of hot dogs.
I'm amazed at the number of houses that use lawn-care companies. With housing prices down and for many people incomes, I'd expect homeowners to be out taking care of their own lawn. If not for th
Ms Rotenback has just described my block in North Evanston. At least 4 days per week extremely loud lawn companies are present on my very short block with very small yards. I am surprised by the
In total agreement wiht common sense's post and yes, Brian, I am for this business venture. There should be no reason why the city blocks this, particularly an antiquated law.
If I had to guess at the mayor's motive for balking at the new boozer, I'd say she is probably getting quite a bit of blowback from existing businesses.
Thanks for the breath of fresh air from Common Sense! I agree wholeheartedly with her/him as well as with Brian. I too am fired up about the endless complaints about how "broke" we are, so often
There would be "new" taxes
If a place like World of Beer opened in Evanston, I would actually visit it. As it is, I go to Chicago for my tavern/pub experiences - cheaper, less hassle, preferred atmosphere.
This town is lazy
of all of the things that surprised me about htis town when I moved here was how lazy the home owners are.
More revenue
Whats the big deal, just tax them. Jeez, it's that simple.
Mayor tries to preserve ban
Ted should install 5 microwaves & a refrige to hold frozen French Fries, frozen Onion Rings, frozen Clam Strips, frozen Pizza Piuffs & some packages of hot dogs.
Mowing---good exercise
I'm amazed at the number of houses that use lawn-care companies. With housing prices down and for many people incomes, I'd expect homeowners to be out taking care of their own lawn. If not for th
Yea
The falcons need more mouths to feed. The falcons have only taken one pigeon from my yard this year. Normally they take about 6 each year.
Good business model
What is wrong with allowing patrons to purchase food from other establishments? Don't we want local restaurants to be successful?
Lawn care companies
Ms Rotenback has just described my block in North Evanston. At least 4 days per week extremely loud lawn companies are present on my very short block with very small yards. I am surprised by the
Yet another anti-business
Yet another anti-business, over-regulating North Shore liberal. Keep your laws off my lawn!
Peoples' Republic of Evanston
Even though the letter's author appears to adhere to many left-winged extremist organizations, the letter was well written, almost poetic.
Suggestion
Stay out of my yard.
Agree
In total agreement wiht common sense's post and yes, Brian, I am for this business venture. There should be no reason why the city blocks this, particularly an antiquated law.
Unreal reality
If I had to guess at the mayor's motive for balking at the new boozer, I'd say she is probably getting quite a bit of blowback from existing businesses.
Thanks for the breath of
Thanks for the breath of fresh air from Common Sense! I agree wholeheartedly with her/him as well as with Brian. I too am fired up about the endless complaints about how "broke" we are, so often
Put me in the disagree with
Put me in the disagree with just about everything you said camp.