Serving the Loop and Near North neighborhoods of downtown Chicago
Riverwalk work resumes Monday

Photo by Steven Dahlman (Left) A CTA Brown Line train crosses the Wells Street Bridge over the Chicago River on February 20, 2013. (Click on image to view larger version.)

December 31, 2015 – When they get back from a ten-day break on Monday, workers on the Chicago Riverwalk will continue installing foundations for the walkway that passes under the Wells Street Bridge.

The sidewalk on the east side of the bridge will be closed to pedestrians for 13 days from Monday, January 4, at 6 a.m. to Saturday, January 16, at 6 p.m.

The west side will stay open, according to Chicago Department of Transportation.

CTA tracks run over the Wells Street Bridge and so to minimize inconvenience, most of the work will be done at night.

Phase 3 of the project, when finished next fall, will extend the Riverwalk three more blocks, past LaSalle Street on the main branch of the Chicago River to Lake Street on the south branch.

 Previous story: Riverwalk construction passes Franklin Street

Theater of the Mind: 15,000-square-foot sensory playground inhabits Reid Murdoch Building
Theater of the Mind: 15,000-square-foot sensory playground inhabits Reid Murdoch Building
The Assessor’s War: Kaegi vs. The Machine
The Assessor’s War: Kaegi vs. The Machine
City council resolution moves ‘Route 66’ starting point to Navy Pier
City council resolution moves ‘Route 66’ starting point to Navy Pier
Pews to penthouses: Church conversion anchors the rise of ‘Gold Coast West’
Pews to penthouses: Church conversion anchors the rise of ‘Gold Coast West’
From mansions to mail boat jumps, Lake Geneva still delivers
From mansions to mail boat jumps, Lake Geneva still delivers
Domestic violence protection is focus of new apartment lease
Domestic violence protection is focus of new apartment lease
Fed lowers rates but home buyers face tough times ahead
Fed lowers rates but home buyers face tough times ahead
Chicago tax spike caused by a perfect storm: rich vs. poor
Chicago tax spike caused by a perfect storm: rich vs. poor
Major reconstruction of State/Lake CTA station starts January 5
Major reconstruction of State/Lake CTA station starts January 5
Skyrocketing property taxes hammer fixed-income owners
Skyrocketing property taxes hammer fixed-income owners
ChicagoFilming.com