Mrs. Rotenberk,
I drive a SUV and I enjoy going to the farmers market. I feel no need to apologize for that. I assume you think there is an irony in that, but I’m not sure where?
One thing is clear from the city's zoning code: if you want to sell booze, you have to be a restaurant. Everyone knows that World of Beer is a bar--plain and simple.
Brian, I disagree, Lori is not expressing her opinion; she is expressing her opinion and calling for the city to enact laws to force citizens of Evanston to conform to her desires.
I really want to meet the one person in the world that is so earth conscious that they don't waste anything, they use a scissors to cut their grass, they help they neighbor, they use LED light bulb
When I moved to Evanston I thought I would finally be moving to the progressive paradise i had always dreamed of. Even when I paid 20 times my annual salary to afford a house, I thought it would b
Most homeowners aren't lazy, they simply place a higher value to their time than you do. In this busy life I have way more important things to do than cut grass.
Why do we need this Evanston law that prohibits straight bars?
Do we not have laws that prohibit unruly public intoxication? Enforce those. Let Maveriks have his license.
What scenario allows WOB sooner? The owner decides to install a kitchen or the City goes through the process of changing the laws to allow for bars that don't serve food?
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.
Hypocrisy is thick here
Mrs. Rotenberk,
I drive a SUV and I enjoy going to the farmers market. I feel no need to apologize for that. I assume you think there is an irony in that, but I’m not sure where?
OMG.
Stay off my grass Lori Rottenberk.
Tisdahl is a Romney-style flip flopper
One thing is clear from the city's zoning code: if you want to sell booze, you have to be a restaurant. Everyone knows that World of Beer is a bar--plain and simple.
Brian it's not just her opinion
Brian, I disagree, Lori is not expressing her opinion; she is expressing her opinion and calling for the city to enact laws to force citizens of Evanston to conform to her desires.
Lighten Up Please
Good Gosh... I am astonished at some of the responses I am reading here.
Blah, Blah, Blah, cry me a river
I really want to meet the one person in the world that is so earth conscious that they don't waste anything, they use a scissors to cut their grass, they help they neighbor, they use LED light bulb
Oh for goodness sake... stop whining
I live in Evanston. Own a house. Never owned a lawnmower or leafblower or powered snowthrower. Never will.
Powerful letter
When I moved to Evanston I thought I would finally be moving to the progressive paradise i had always dreamed of. Even when I paid 20 times my annual salary to afford a house, I thought it would b
Hard vs smart worker
Most homeowners aren't lazy, they simply place a higher value to their time than you do. In this busy life I have way more important things to do than cut grass.
Really?
Really, it takes them hours to do a lawn? I don't think so, I think you're stretching a bit, or maybe a lot.
agree with you all
Why do we need this Evanston law that prohibits straight bars?
Do we not have laws that prohibit unruly public intoxication? Enforce those. Let Maveriks have his license.
Let them work
Lori should mind her own business.
Allow me to play devil's advocate
What scenario allows WOB sooner? The owner decides to install a kitchen or the City goes through the process of changing the laws to allow for bars that don't serve food?
Leave them alone
Why does Lori Rotenberk and some of the posters on here hate small businesses and immigrants? Make no mistake. That's what they're doing.
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.