Shamus Toomey, Editor in Chief and co-founder of Block Club Chicago, joins Bob Sirott to share the latest Chicago neighborhood stories. Shamus has details on:

Still Waiting For That Library Book You Put On Hold? Driver Shortage Is To Blame: The delay is due to a “temporary reduction in driver availability,” a Chicago Public Library official said. Only three — instead of the typical nine — drivers are currently delivering books to branches citywide.

Lincoln Square’s New Public Plaza Is Open Just In Time For Maifest: Construction at the Western Brown Line stop and bus turnaround continue, with another station closure on the horizon, officials said.

Call Your Mother — Serving A Hybrid New York-Montreal Style Bagel — Opens 1st Chicago Shop: The Washington, D.C., deli chain has taken over the former Wicker Park Dimo’s, offering standard and more unique bagels, breakfast sandwiches and more.

1 Year After Clearing Englewood Junkyard, City Seeks To Foreclose On Property Owner’s Vacant Lots: The city is looking to force the sale of eight properties owned by Paul A. Cawley and his now-dissolved company, Achadboy Properties, and recoup over $1 million in fines.

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