After a year working to secure its garden space, the Altgeld Sawyer Corner Farm is packing up.
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Local Restaurants Combat Asian Hate With #DoughSomething Fundraiser
Check out the many neighborhood restaurants participating in a national fundraiser to support the Asian community and stop Asian hate.
Read MoreIn Springtime, Local Preschool Garden Grows Anew Thanks to An Illinois Government Grant
Thanks to a new grant, the Natalie G. Heineman Smart Love Preschool will be able to rebuild its nature garden that suffered for much of the past year because of mandatory COVID-19 closures.
Read MoreAs Springtime Blooms in Logan Square, So Does Recovery
Hurt and pain linger with us, but this springtime is undoubtedly something for the neighborhood to view with hope.
Read MoreWith Cafe Sospeso, You Can Pay It Forward Via Coffee
Necessary and Sufficient Coffee’s Cafe Sospeso enables customers to support their neighbors and pay it forward by purchasing a cup of coffee for a stranger.
Read MoreTestaccio Announces New Menu, Upcoming Wine Bar And Food Truck
The team behind Osteria Langhe officially debuts new Roman-style restaurant and unveils an upcoming wine bar and food truck.
Read MoreRevolution Brewing Offers ‘Hero Staycation’ Sweepstakes, Re-Opens Taproom
If your spring break plans are about as exciting as watching ice melt, not to worry — Revolution Brewing has launched a “Hero Staycation Sweepstakes” to help you get away from it all without leaving the couch.
Read MoreRally Near Lightfoot’s Home Ends Monthlong Hunger Strike Against the Former General Iron’s Move to the Southeast Side: An Audio Story
Listen to a recap of last week’s rally and march near Lightfoot’s house that marked an end to the monthlong hunger strike by Southeast Side activists, who are calling on Lightfoot to deny the permit that would allow a metal scrapper to operate in their community.
Read MoreThe Creative Flexibility Behind ‘At the Garden,’ the Kids Show Concept Homegrown by a Local Teacher
A teacher and her film team dreamt up a show concept to chip away at gaps in literacy and social emotional learning.
Local Small Business Should Snap Up New Loans, State Rep Says
State Representative Will Guzzardi, in partnership with The Dancing Accountant Nancy McClelland, hosted a Facebook Live event on the second round of Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans.
Read MoreMeet the Neighbor Who Created A Book Club Celebrating Blackness: ‘Black Joy is For Everybody’
Local writer Sarah Thomas runs a book club celebrating Black Joy to combat allies’ misinformed equation of Blackness with trauma and encourages folks who want to read more stories celebrating Black joy to join her book club.
Read MoreLove in the Time of COVID: Where to Wine and Dine With Your Valentine
Celebrate Valentine’s Day with some great specials from the many local businesses.
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