If you’re worried about the effects of COVID-19 closures on your neighbors, here are some ways to help out — from volunteering to buying gift cards online.
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Local Businesses Close Due to Coronavirus Concerns
Keep tabs on which businesses are shutting their doors because of the coronavirus and find out how you can help.
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Residents Grill Proposed Cannabis Dispensary on Risks, Parking
Logan Square residents grilled representatives of a proposed Milwaukee Avenue cannabis dispensary Wednesday (March 11) night, concerned about everything from harmful customers to parking squeezes.
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Busy Beaver Button Co. Geared Up for Election Day
Get an inside look at the political button game ahead of Election Day in Chicago from local button company Busy Beaver.
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Female Bakers, Bartenders Unite for International Women’s Day
This year, make International Women’s Day all about babes, booze, and baked goods.
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Logan Band Thompson Springs Readies First Album Just Months After First Tour
Logan Square-based folk-rock band Thompson Springs is releasing its first album.
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Know Your Neighbor: Chelsie Tamms
Meet a local graphic designer and business owner making moves up and down, left and right and hey, you might have even seen her work around the neighborhood!
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Get Ready for Primary Voting, Logan Square!
LoganSquarist has put together this brief guide to the primary election to help make doing your civic duty as painless as possible.
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What’s Going on in Logan: March 2020
Celebrate Women’s History Month (and other noteworthy events) with several community happenings around the neighborhood this month.
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‘Thunder Domes’ Designer Brings Geodesic Domes to the Bar — and Beyond
Buckminster Fuller believed that geodesic domes have the power to change the world. The architect’s lightweight dome structures, which could be easily assembled and shipped virtually anywhere, seemed to represent freedom and a creative, cost-effective approach to home building. In the 1960s and ’70s, domes sprouted up in a variety of remote outposts, from New
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