Sarh Hurd likes to keep her plate full of stories and ideas from around the neighborhood. Get to know her, why she likes writing for LoganSquarist and how it has influenced her outlook on journalism.
Cheers to Michael Dhar, our politics writer. Get to know him, why he likes writing for LoganSquarist and his reporting on local government. The Hideout’s summer porch series starts tomorrow. Grab a blanket, get cozy and experience the community’s talents with food and friends. Will Mayor Rahm Emanuel’s cop academy get approved for more funding at tomorrow’s city council meeting? Not if local alderman and community organizers can help it. We love what we do for the Logan Square community. Get to know us, our history and what is so great and meaningful about volunteering for a local organization! Our staff highlight of the month goes to writer Hannah Aron. Learn more about Hannah and volunteering with us! We would be nothing without our dedicated volunteers. Check out our staff highlight of the month and learn about Danielle Love, one of our event managers! Logan’s Crossing’s new retailer announced: Target will join the former mega mall spot as a small-store format. Yesterday, the country marched for gun reform. The March for Our Lives Chicago protest garnered over 80,000 people, organized by student activists determined to change gun laws. Check out our photos of the protest here! Residents and the Autonomous Tenants Union are fighting eviction from developer Burnett Capital and are hosting an online call-in campaign now to urge the company to end the eviction and negotiate with the tenants.
LoganSquarist Staff Highlight: Michael Dhar, Politics Writer
Picnics on Hideout’s Porch with Music, Blankets, Food for Summer Series
Carlos Ramirez-Rosa Stands to Defer Cop Academy Vote in Favor of Working Families
LoganSquarist’s Community Commitment: What It Means to be a Part of the Team
LoganSquarist Staff Highlight: Hannah Aron, Writer
LoganSquarist Staff Highlight: Danielle Love, Event Manager
Target to Join Mega Mall Redevelopment
PHOTOS: Chicago’s March for Our Lives
Residents Fight Eviction from Gentrification Developer Barnett Capital
