The Beverly Review

The Beverly Review is a weekly newspaper with a paid subscription that serves three of Chicago's wealthiest neighborhoods: Beverly Hills, Morgan Park, and Mt. Greenwood. With a circulation of 6,000 subscribers, it delivers fresh local news, engaging features, sports updates, and community announcements. You can find our print edition hitting the stands every Wednesday.

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Art fair at local park kicks off summer

1 week ago | beverlyreview.net | Jim Lynch

For Anna Brazel, the Ridge Park Art Fair and Uprising Solstice Market has long been a favorite event to kick off the summer. In years past, Brazel, a Beverly resident, would attend the market with her two young children, Juniper and Oliver. “I would come and walk through with my kids,” Brazel said.
Ag School students create mural for display at Pullman

1 week ago | beverlyreview.net | Jim Lynch

Students at the Chicago High School for Agricultural Sciences (CHSAS) recently completed a mural to be display at Pullman National Historical Park. CHSAS juniors in Mike Doyle’s social studies class used their art skills to explore the history of labor rights, industrialization and inequality in one of Chicago’s most historic neighborhoods. Students designed the mural after learning about the 1894 Pullman Strike and visiting the neighborhood on a walking tour in May.
Bike shop set for ‘Gear Up to Give Back’

1 week ago | beverlyreview.net | Jim Lynch

Beverly Bicycle Repair Shop is inviting neighborhood residents to give back with an upcoming bike donation event in Morgan Park. On Saturday, June 21, Beverly Bicycle Repair Shop, 2555 W. 111th St., will host “Gear Up to Give Back,” from noon to 5 p.m., in the bike shop’s rear parking lot.
Pools set schedules for summer

1 week ago | beverlyreview.net | Jim Lynch

With the official start of summer on June 20, swimming pools across the Chicago Park District are getting ready to welcome residents for a summer splash. The 19th Ward is home to three local pools for residents to enjoy. Kennedy Park, 11320 S. Western Ave.; Ridge Park, 1817 W. 96th St.; and Mt. Greenwood Park, 3721 W. 111th St., all have pools that will be open throughout the summer months. Pool schedules for June 21 through the beginning of August are currently available at the parks.
Celebration puts peace, art into action

1 week ago | beverlyreview.net | Jim Lynch

Before the start of summer vacation, students and families at the Chicago International Charter Schools (CICS) Loomis and Longwood Elementary celebrated an afternoon of peace. On June 4, CICS held “Be the Peace: Art, Identity and Action for a More Peaceful Community,” a schoolwide celebration of student voices, civic engagement and creativity.
OSF opens new local clinic

1 week ago | beverlyreview.net | Jim Lynch

A new OSF HealthCare clinic opened on June 16 in Evergreen Park, and it is offering a fresh approach to primary care for residents aged 55 and older across the Beverly, Morgan Park and Mt. Greenwood neighborhoods. Officials from OSF HealthCare gathered for a blessing and ribbon-cutting ceremony on June 11 for a new clinic that aims to provide an innovative approach to 55+ primary care for people who have ongoing health conditions. OSF CompleteCare 55+, 9858 S.
Library’s drag story time puts eyes on Pride

2 weeks ago | beverlyreview.net | Jim Lynch

Despite a small group of protestors, the Beverly Chicago Public Library branch welcomed families on June 3 for a drag story time event—with a large group of supporters outside waving flags and cheering in support of the event and attendees. When the Chicago Public Library first announced the drag story time in May, the event drew attention online, with some calling for the story time to be canceled.
Choking death leads parents to file lawsuit

2 weeks ago | beverlyreview.net | Jim Lynch

The parents of a Clissold Elementary School student who died are suing the Chicago Public Schools (CPS) alleging their son died after he choked on food at school. According to a lawsuit issued by Travis and Lakeisha Jones-Townsend, their son, Kody, had a neurological condition of refractory seizures called Lennox-Gastaut syndrome. Kody, 10, studied under an Individual Education Plan (IEP) at Clissold that required constant supervision due to seizures and a developmental delay. On Oct.
Burgers on Western sizzling for new contest

2 weeks ago | beverlyreview.net | Jim Lynch

The grills are hot, and the stakes are high for a sizzling new contest uniting restaurants along Western Avenue for a friendly fight for the title of best burger. Burgers on Western is a competition bringing together six local eateries for a monthlong showdown, with each restaurant putting its own signature spin on the classic burger.
Casten labels Republican bill as ‘evil’

2 weeks ago | beverlyreview.net | Jim Lynch

U.S. Rep. Sean Casten (D-6th) held a town-hall meeting on June 2 at St. Xavier University, and he spoke with local residents about a range of national and international issues. In front of a packed crowd at St. Xavier University’s McGuire Hall, Casten began by describing his deep concern over House Republicans’ ‘One Big Beautiful Bill.’Casten noted that the bill would lead to the “biggest ever cut in Medicaid,” jeopardizing health coverage for 14 million Americans.