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Vote For the Best of Logan Square in Our ‘Best of’ Contest

LoganSquarist’s Best of Logan Square is officially open! Tell us which bars, restaurants, businesses and hangout spots make your top list.

April 1, 2019 by LoganSquarist Filed Under: Neighborhood

First-Time Alderman-Elect Daniel La Spata Gets Ready to Lead Community: ‘We Are Making a Break From the Past’

Incoming 1st Ward Alderman Daniel La Spata made political waves on Feb. 26. Now he’s gearing up for his first time in office by reflecting about the campaign, election night, and his next steps.

March 28, 2019 by John Wyatt Filed Under: Politics

Middle Brow Bungalow: Where Community Activism and Yeast Come Together

The driving concept behind Middle Brow Bungalow is their love of yeast. But community engagement and collaboration also makes the new brewery stand out—and adored—by the neighborhood.

March 26, 2019 by Shanti Chu Filed Under: Food + Drink

Chicago-Wide Climate Change Effort Comes Down to the Wire But Passes Thanks to Students, Local Activists

Chicago became the largest city to pass a municipal resolution in support of adopting national carbon fee, championed by Citizens’ Climate Lobby. Students and Logan Square volunteers who co-authored the legislation helped push the bill into action.

March 21, 2019 by Justin Pelczarski Filed Under: Politics

Logan Square Pilates + Core To Host First Wellness Fest

Logan Square Pilates + Core is hosting the neighborhood’s inaugural wellness and self-care fest to highlight local businesses and expand Logan Square’s reputation.

March 13, 2019 by Hannah Aron Filed Under: Neighborhood

Spring Clean Your Home’s Energy with Tips From a Reiki Master

To help you make a fresh start this spring, here are some insider tips from a Reiki master on how to clear out old energy that may be cluttering up your home.

March 12, 2019 by Tim Frisbie Filed Under: Neighborhood

Rolling Logan Square: A Love Poem

We all love Logan Square for different reasons. Here’s an ode to the neighborhood by one of our writers.

March 11, 2019 by Michael Knapp Filed Under: Neighborhood

OPINION: Illinois Lotto Game Can Support Families Affected by Alzheimer’s

Our state government needs to become actively engaged in the fight against dementia, and I hope our Representative Jaime Andrade will work to be part of this movement and fight for a new house bill.

March 8, 2019 by Susana Blanco Mata Filed Under: Politics