By Olivia DeSmit Nellie Murphy has something better than the Golden Ticket. And, unlike the characters in Willy Wonka, she already knew what “marvelous surprises” awaited her when she took
By Mary Jo Viero Thursday, September 14, join us in celebrating the businesses of Beverly/Morgan Park in the best way possible — with retail therapy, drinks and food. The
Scott Hermanson joins the BAPA team. You may notice a few changes in this issue of The Villager. In addition to gaining a new editor, Olivia, BAPA also gained a
By Tim Moran Beverly/Morgan Park residents soon won’t have to leave the neighborhood for the chance to taste authentic Texas-style barbecue. Sanders BBQ Supply Co. is eyeing an October or
By Olivia DeSmit Nellie Murphy has something better than the Golden Ticket. And, unlike the characters in Willy Wonka, she already knew what “marvelous surprises” awaited her when she took
By Mary Jo Viero Thursday, September 14, join us in celebrating the businesses of Beverly/Morgan Park in the best way possible — with retail therapy, drinks and food. The
Scott Hermanson joins the BAPA team. You may notice a few changes in this issue of The Villager. In addition to gaining a new editor, Olivia, BAPA also gained a
About half of BAPA’s budget comes from annual memberships from neighborhood residents and businesses.
The Beverly Area Planning Association (BAPA) is a not-for-profit, community-based alliance of more than a dozen civic and business groups dedicated to serving the historic Beverly Hills/Morgan Park neighborhood of Chicago.
Beverly Area Planning Association
1744 W. 99th Street
Chicago, IL 60643
773-233-3100
