Read Chicago Magazine’s Gary Kimmel Article for Free
A quick posting for the Gary Kimmel Scandal followers among you. Chicago Magazine’s October 2006 article on Gary Kimmel, containing several quotes from Yours Truly and lots of, um, enlightening background information on the erstwhile dentist, can now be read for free, in its entirety, on the Chicago Magazine website, at this link.
You can find the backstory of my and my Marina City neighbors’ participation in the article in this previous Carless post, or look here for the details of Kimmel’s next court appearance.
Oddly enough, I need to make a dental appointment this month. And don’t you know, I’m of two minds about that.
Other posts you might like from Chicago Carless:
How High the Cost of Living
On those nights when they burn the house down at the House of Blues, we shudder in Marina City condos above. Most of us are familiar with the midnight din of emergency vehicles looming loud and coming to a halt beneath our bedroom windows.
On those nights when they burn the house down at the House of Blues, we shudder in Marina City condos above. Most of us are familiar with the midnight din of emergency vehicles looming loud and coming to a halt beneath our bedroom windows.
Following Up on Chicago's Independence Eve Violence
Yesterday's post on alleged gang violence during Chicago's Independence Eve fireworks generated a lot of local attention and concern. That post compared official reports of a relatively 'peaceful' July 3rd fireworks display with reports from the blog, Second City Cop, and several Twitter members indicating a sizable gang pr...
Yesterday's post on alleged gang violence during Chicago's Independence Eve fireworks generated a lot of local attention and concern. That post compared official reports of a relatively 'peaceful' July 3rd fireworks display with reports from the blog, Second City Cop, and several Twitter members indicating a sizable gang pr...
The Status Quo Vs. The Local Blogger
In Chicago, how people feel privately about the status quo and what they say about it in public are rarely the same. That applies to Chicago's blogosphere, too. In a new-media space where dissent makes people run for cover, how can local bloggers hope to make change happen?
In Chicago, how people feel privately about the status quo and what they say about it in public are rarely the same. That applies to Chicago's blogosphere, too. In a new-media space where dissent makes people run for cover, how can local bloggers hope to make change happen?
Mike, this is unbelievable dish. Great writing and I’m glad I found the site. I’ve been rounding up a collection of “insiders” in Chicago… of course you’re from NYC.
Was just there, stayed in Midtown and hung out in the Lower East Side… yeah.
If you’re ever in the North Side, maybe you can solve some crimes for us. I have some suspicions about a certain butcher bringing Alice the meat… pimp?
Eric
No Exit: Two Years of CHICAGO CARLESS
(Photo: Chicago Carless has NOT left the building.) No exit just yet, anyway. As I continue to sort through the potential to move back home to Gotham or remain here on the shores of Lake Mich. as an unexpectedly…