Intuit Massage and Healing (2514 W. Armitage Ave.) does not label itself as a massage … Continue Reading about Intuit Healing Brings a ‘Special Touch’ to Therapy
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Intuit Healing Brings a ‘Special Touch’ to Therapy
Intuit Healing brings a space for healing and therapy to Logan Square.
Alderman Waguespack Cleans Up Finance Committee and Plastics
Alderman Scott Waguespack, of the 32nd Ward, has aimed to reform the Finance Committee, with a legislative focus on environmental protections.
Your Happy Place Bringing Organic Groceries to Mini-Target Block
Thanks to Your Happy Place Liquors, a healthy assortment of organic groceries will be coming to the mini-Target block.
Logan by Day: Sunny Boulevards and Urban Vistas Shine (A Photo Essay)
Logan Square is one of the most scenic neighborhoods in Chicago. Take a tour of Logan by day with one of its long-time residents.
As Earthquakes Rock Puerto Rico, Local Group Sends 'Art to the Rescue'
Through art therapy and fundraising, local nonprofit group Arte al Rescate is helping rebuild Puerto Rico one piece of art at a time.
Neighborhood
Alderman Waguespack Cleans Up Finance Committee and Plastics
The aldermen of Logan Square entered 2020 after about seven months with … Continue Reading about Alderman Waguespack Cleans Up Finance Committee and Plastics
Your Happy Place Bringing Organic Groceries to Mini-Target Block
When the project at the old Megamall site announced that a mini Target (2434 N. Sacramento … Continue Reading about Your Happy Place Bringing Organic Groceries to Mini-Target Block
Logan by Day: Sunny Boulevards and Urban Vistas Shine (A Photo Essay)
Logan Square boasts some of the most beautiful vistas in Chicago. From the allées rich with … Continue Reading about Logan by Day: Sunny Boulevards and Urban Vistas Shine (A Photo Essay)
Food + Drink
REVIEW: Yaba’s Brings Authentic Falafel and Hospitality to the Neighborhood
It was a dreary, winter day in January–the kind of day where you wished you lived in L.A. or … Continue Reading about REVIEW: Yaba’s Brings Authentic Falafel and Hospitality to the Neighborhood
Have A Cup of Cheer: Where To Find Hot Cocktails For Winter
The holidays are behind us and now...it's just...winter. Ugh, right? But before you let that … Continue Reading about Have A Cup of Cheer: Where To Find Hot Cocktails For Winter
La Boulangerie to Debut Evening Menu, Wine Pairings in Mid-January
Chalk up a win for the neighborhood’s Francophiles. La Boulangerie (3129 W. Logan Blvd) … Continue Reading about La Boulangerie to Debut Evening Menu, Wine Pairings in Mid-January
Revolution Brewing to Release Beer Honoring Marijuana Legalization in Illinois
The term “dank brew” will have a whole new meaning starting Jan. 1, thanks to Logan Square’s … Continue Reading about Revolution Brewing to Release Beer Honoring Marijuana Legalization in Illinois
Arts + Entertainment
As Earthquakes Rock Puerto Rico, Local Group Sends 'Art to the Rescue'
When Janice Aponte reached her mom in Puerto Rico on a recent evening, she was still … Continue Reading about As Earthquakes Rock Puerto Rico, Local Group Sends 'Art to the Rescue'
What’s Going on in Logan: February 2020
Hello, leap year! February is already here (how are we already into the second month of … Continue Reading about What’s Going on in Logan: February 2020
Soul Lotta Love: Local Band Holly, Descends into Chicago’s Music Scene
A basement studio on North Lawndale houses the meeting ground, practice space and social hub … Continue Reading about Soul Lotta Love: Local Band Holly, Descends into Chicago’s Music Scene
What's Going on for NYE in Logan Square?
New Year's Eve approaches, Logan Square! And if you don't already have a laundry list of … Continue Reading about What's Going on for NYE in Logan Square?
Business
Mini Target to Hire 70 Employees Ahead of April 5 Opening
After less than a year of construction, work on the complex on Milwaukee and Sacramento … Continue Reading about Mini Target to Hire 70 Employees Ahead of April 5 Opening
Necessary & Sufficient Coffee Shop Cultivates a Warm New Space for the Community
From Chaga lattes to vegan empanadas, Necessary & Sufficient Coffee (3624 W. Wrightwood … Continue Reading about Necessary & Sufficient Coffee Shop Cultivates a Warm New Space for the Community
Webster’s Wine Bar Celebrates 25-Year Anniversary As Staple Wine Shop
Logan Square's favorite wine bar, an influential and reputable establishment in the … Continue Reading about Webster’s Wine Bar Celebrates 25-Year Anniversary As Staple Wine Shop
Know Your Neighbor: Inside Entrepreneur Casey Clark’s Business Success
Casey Clark, a Logan Square resident, runs Cultivate Advisors, one of Chicago’s … Continue Reading about Know Your Neighbor: Inside Entrepreneur Casey Clark’s Business Success
Politics
Alderman Rosa Looks to Boost Social Justice, Housing and Ward Improvements
The aldermen of Logan Square entered 2020 after about seven months with a more-progressive city council. We wanted to check in with the three aldermen serving the majority of the neighborhood and get … Continue Reading about Alderman Rosa Looks to Boost Social Justice, Housing and Ward Improvements
Alderman La Spata Looks to Tackle Housing and Climate in 2020
The aldermen of Logan Square entered 2020 after about seven months with a more-progressive city council. We wanted to check in with the three aldermen serving the majority of the neighborhood and get … Continue Reading about Alderman La Spata Looks to Tackle Housing and Climate in 2020
History
Why is The Dill Pickle Named After a 1920s Hobo Speakeasy?
Some grocery stores are named after their founders, upstanding, god-fearing businessmen like Bob Mariano or Bernard Kroger. Others have stitched their names together from well-worn consumer buzzwords … Continue Reading about Why is The Dill Pickle Named After a 1920s Hobo Speakeasy?
Tips on Appreciating ‘Vernacular Architecture’ from a Former Rick Steves Travel Guide
In her 10 years working as a tour guide and writer for Rick Steves’ Europe, Amanda Scotese learned a lot about how to uncover a neighborhood’s most interesting historical points. Scotese, who later … Continue Reading about Tips on Appreciating ‘Vernacular Architecture’ from a Former Rick Steves Travel Guide