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Court Orders Pompeii Xpress to Change Name After Lawsuit
The temporary restraining order by Pompei Pizza comes after owners sued the restaurant for infractions including federal trademark infringement.

I was born in Elgin, 10 minutes before my twin brother, Tim. He has since made up for his tardiness in height, towering over me today by about 1 and 1/2 feet. He and I are tied for the youngest in the family—though I like to consider myself a middle child—and have two older brothers. I grew up on one of the last standing farms in what is now the well-developed area of Prairie View. For those who do not know the town, it is a northwest suburb of Chicago sandwiched in the middle of Long Grove, Buffalo Grove and Lincolnshire. I moved to Minnesota to attend Winona State University, which is situated right on the Mississippi River. During my time there, I left for six months to study abroad in Granada, Spain, where I traveled throughout the provinces and even ran with the bulls in Pamplona. I returned to Illinois in June 2007 after graduating with a B.A. in Mass Communications: Journalism and Spanish. I wrote for The Daily Chronicle in DeKalb until June 2010. There, I covered education for about two years, crime for nearly one and during my home stretch, delved into issues centered on the governments of DeKalb County and the City of Sycamore.
The temporary restraining order by Pompei Pizza comes after owners sued the restaurant for infractions including federal trademark infringement.

A new tea house opened its doors this past weekend on Clark Street, boasting "tea that doesn't have to be boring."
Pizza lovers, rejoice. A Chicago favorite will soon be moving into a vacant Lincoln Avenue space near DePaul University.
Stay informed with a map of the known addresses of registered violent offenders in the 1st and 32nd wards, along with others in or near neighboring communities.
Chicago Police charged a 17-year-old late Sunday with felony robbery.
If you're searching for entertainment this week, just look skyward.
Speeding cameras are making their way to Chicago soon. Will you see them in Bucktown and Wicker Park?
The new North Side business is taking a concept from San Francisco in hopes of revolutionizing one of life’s most mundane tasks—specifically, laundry.
If you need entertainment this week, just look skyward.
If you're looking for entertainment this week, just look skyward.
Speeding cameras are making their way to Chicago soon. Will you see them in Lincoln Park?
This week's Wow House is in a class all its own. It includes five bedrooms, four bathrooms and seemingly endless custom details. Check out our photo gallery for a glimpse.
New research by NASA has identified the Perseid meteor shower, which peaks on Aug. 12 and 13 and promises to produce more fireballs than any other.
NASA Predicts Spectacular Meteor Shower Next Week
A group gathered to address area police, saying something has to change. Police share what residents should do to make a dent in area crime.
The new North Side business is taking a concept from San Francisco in hopes of revolutionizing one of life’s most mundane tasks—specifically, laundry.
Members of a Wicker Park coalition presented their thoughts Wednesday on the Chicago Transit Authority's proposed Bus Rapid Transit Route. Group members say they aren't "anti-BRT", but they do not support the endeavor.
Members of a Wicker Park coalition presented their thoughts Wednesday on the Chicago Transit Authority's proposed Bus Rapid Transit Route. Group members say they aren't "anti-BRT", but they do not support the endeavor.
Members of a Wicker Park coalition presented their thoughts Wednesday on the Chicago Transit Authority's proposed Bus Rapid Transit Route. Group members say they aren't "anti-BRT", but they do not support the endeavor.