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The Peace and Health Commission of the First Ward held its first block party on Saturday, July 17, inviting neighbors to join in “food, music, local job opportunities, community resources and a school supplies/book bag giveaway.”
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Roberto Clemente, the man for whom a Logan Square post office was named, was beloved in the Latino community.
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A vibrant new mural beneath the Bloomingdale Trail honors Neftali Reyes Jr. and 13 other young people who died from gun violence.
Read MoreOn a new biking tour, graffiti artist Flash ABC will guide riders through nearby neighborhoods and share about art and history along the way.
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The much-loved City Lit Books returns under a new owner.
Read MoreLogan Square residents can now apply to host block parties slated for July 5 or later this year.
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The Gateway Vegan Market is popping up at The Native on June 27, featuring plenty of plant-based treats and vegan products.
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Adler’s “Covid Houses,” which she created to process her feelings during the pandemic, will be on display along with a wider selection of work beginning Friday, June 18.
Read MoreAvondale bar Reed’s Local hosts a laid-back run club twice a month for casual joggers and seasoned marathoners alike.
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With the increase in anti-Asian hate crimes, here is a list of resources to mobilize our community and ensure that hate has no place in Logan Square.
Read MoreTwo Logan Square aldermen helped create the first Democratic Socialist caucus in the Chicago City Council.
Read MoreOne of Logan Square’s most distinctive housing styles, the worker’s cottage, may soon become an endangered species, say local advocates.
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