Unity Park Features All-Female Comedy Revue

Unity Park started out summer with a strong all-female comedy group to celebrate the solstice and community.

Aldermen Rosa, Rodriguez Prepare Residents For Possible ICE Raids After Trump’s Mass Raid Threat

After President Trump announced that ICE will raid “millions” of cities starting Sunday, local alderman took to the streets and showed protection for its large immigrant community.

Inside the Evolution of the 10-Year Logan Square Arts Festival

The Logan Square Arts Festival began as a grungy, DIY gallery pop-up in the midst of the 2009 financial crisis. Now, the festival is circling back to its roots, adding a stronger arts presence and a lineup that reflects the decades-long history of the neighborhood, with music from Mexico, Puerto Rico, and Honduras.

Know Your Neighbor: Colleen Bordeaux

Neighbor Colleen Bordeaux is ready to help others with her first book called “Am I doing This Right?” out June 20. She describes it as a philosophical guide to life in an age of overwhelm based on seven important questions most people don’t ask themselves in life.

Community Remembers Logan Square Boys & Girls Club Legend John Stephan

“A career Club professional, John dedicated his entire life to the service of the children of our city and the things they needed to be safe and happy.”

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As Chicago’s City Council Tilts Left, Local Aldermen See Possibilities

June 11, 2019 By Michael Dhar

When the three aldermen serving the majority of Logan Square took office late last month, they joined a surge of progressive representation in the Chicago City Council. Together with a post-Rahm … Continue Reading about As Chicago’s City Council Tilts Left, Local Aldermen See Possibilities

Neighborhood Alderman Come Together For New Projects And Collaboration

May 26, 2019 By Ariel Parrella-Aureli

New Alderman Daniel La Spata is eager to get started as the new leader of the First Ward, and his excitement showed at the Wicker Park Bucktown State of the Ward Address on May 23. "It's an honor … Continue Reading about Neighborhood Alderman Come Together For New Projects And Collaboration

New Photo Book by Logan Square Preservation President Shares Layers of Neighborhood History

November 20, 2018 By Erik Island

Andrew Schneider, President of Logan Square Preservation (LSP), gave a fascinating and entertaining lecture Nov. 15 about his book "Images in America (Logan Square)" at the Logan Square … Continue Reading about New Photo Book by Logan Square Preservation President Shares Layers of Neighborhood History

Radlers in Logan: Ignaz Schwinn and the Rise of Cycling Culture

October 8, 2018 By Richard Pallardy

Cycling culture continues to make inroads, both globally and in our little corner of the Midwest. Massive bicycling infrastructure plans have been implemented in cities such as London and Paris. And … Continue Reading about Radlers in Logan: Ignaz Schwinn and the Rise of Cycling Culture

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