Eric Ebbert, a 34-year-old originally from Macomb, Illinois, always had a smile on his face, was a big dog lover and appreciated both the roughness and the beauty of the neighborhood.
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Sponsors Wanted: Logan Square Tackles Trashed Streets with Cleanslate
The Logan Square Chamber of Commerce has launched an effort to contract with the Cleanslate service to tidy our bottle- and bag-strewn thoroughfares.
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Burglary Outside Estereo Leaves Car Window Smashed, Backpack Stolen
There was a robbery outside of Estereo early Wednesday morning. A backpack was stolen from a smashed car window.
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REVIEW: New ‘Gamblers Paradise’ Restaurant The Whale Serves Up Satisfying Fish Entrees, Homemade Ice Cream
The Whale has landed in the neighborhood this landlocked fisherman could not be happier.
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Summer Nights Inside: July’s Late Night at the Logan Features the Anderson Filmmakers
“As you can see, we’ve had our eye on you for some time now, Mr. Anderson.”
Catch Paul Thomas Anderson’s “Magnolia” at the Logan Theatre’s Late Night programming — filled with more Anderson to come later this month.
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LoganSquarist Staff Highlight: John Wyatt
You can usually find John, one of our staff writers, at Bixi Beer, Emporium or popping by the local eateries.
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After-Show Plastic Party at the Logan Square Arts Fest
The Logan Square Art Festival brought the heat and a big celebration of music and art to the neighborhood. But it also brought a plastic wasteland.
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Chicago People’s Inauguration Works to Bridge the Gap Between Institutions, Aldermen and Citizens
Standing alongside their constituents and the grassroots organizations that aided their victories, City Council’s new coalition of progressive aldermen flipped the script—they swore-in the people.
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Know Your Neighbor: Kyle Corcoran, Exhibit Manager, Founding White Sox Charity Council Member
Neighbor Kyle Corcoran is a founding member of the Chicago White Sox Charities Young Professionals Council and an avid supporter of Paulie Gee’s Detroit-style pizza.
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E-Scooters in Logan Square: The Learning Curve
No matter what your opinion of e-scooters and electric bicycles are, they’re here to stay (for now). But the good news is that, in time, things will get better. Like with pedaled bicycles, there will eventually be a standard of road etiquette.
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