Andrew Carter

1 month ago | gazettextra.com | Andrew Carter

CHICAGO - In the days and months before he died in July 2020, Ed Schmit received comfort in phone calls from an old friend. "Father Bob," as Schmit knew Robert Prevost, was then a Catholic bishop in Peru, but Schmit and Prevost shared a bond forged through their Southside roots, their work at St. Rita High School in Chicago - and their mutual love of the Chicago White Sox.

1 month ago | thebrunswicknews.com | Andrew Carter

CHICAGO - In the days and months before he died in July 2020, Ed Schmit received comfort in phone calls from an old friend. "Father Bob," as Schmit knew Robert Prevost, was then a Catholic bishop in Peru, but Schmit and Prevost shared a bond forged through their Southside roots, their work at St. Rita High School in Chicago - and their mutual love of the Chicago White Sox.

1 month ago | thederrick.com | Andrew Carter

CHICAGO — In the days and months before he died in July 2020, Ed Schmit received comfort in phone calls from an old friend. “Father Bob,” as Schmit knew Robert Prevost, was then a Catholic bishop in Peru, but Schmit and Prevost shared a bond forged through their Southside roots, their work at St. Rita High School in Chicago — and their mutual love of the Chicago White Sox.

1 month ago | chicagotribune.com | Andrew Carter

In the days and months before he died in July 2020, Ed Schmit received comfort in phone calls from an old friend. “Father Bob,” as Schmit knew Robert Prevost, was then a Catholic bishop in Peru, but Schmit and Prevost shared a bond forged through their Southside roots, their work at St. Rita High School in Chicago — and their mutual love of the Chicago White Sox.

1 month ago | chicagotribune.com | Andrew Carter

One week before his inauguration as the new mayor of Arlington Heights, Jim Tinaglia walked through the downtown streets he’s called home for more than 50 years. What was once a “sleepy little town,” as he described it, has become a bustling community, a place Tinaglia has had a hand in building, himself, through his work as an architect. He’d built “at least a dozen” places here over the past 35 years. Banks. Restaurants.