When the three aldermen representing the majority of Logan Square took office late last month, they joined a surge of progressive representation in the Chicago City Council.
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Logan Square’s ‘Best Coffee Shop’ Celebrates 1 Year of Hope
This month, Sip of Hope and other advocacy groups celebrate Mental Health Awareness Month—and the café also marks one year in business.
Continue ReadingWhat’s Going on in Logan: May 2019
May is here, and hopefully with more flowers soon. See our picks for the best events going on each week this month in the neighborhood!
Continue ReadingSpringtime is Here — and the Trash Is Blooming
What can be done about Logan Square’s springtime trash bloom? For starters, join us tomorrow for our annual Earth Day Trash Pick-up!
Continue ReadingWhat’s Going on in Logan: March 2019
From Fat Tuesday and St. Patrick’s Day celebrations to just everyday fun things to do, here are our picks for the best events going on each week this month.
Continue ReadingVote Feb. 26! Your Guide to Logan Square’s Alderman Candidates
Check out all the candidates running for Logan-area wards ahead of next week’s election.
Continue ReadingFighting the Status Quo: A Conversation with Alderman Carlos Ramirez-Rosa
As 35th Ward alderman, Carlos Ramirez- Rosa has stood up to both entrenched politicians and powerful developers on behalf of working people, families, immigrants and other residents of the ward. We spoke to him to get the latest on his campaign ahead of the election.
Continue ReadingWhat’s Going on in Logan: January 2019
New year, new goals. This year we will bring you our picks each month for events happening around the hood. Check our January events and mark your calendars!
Continue ReadingVote on Where the 35th Ward Spends its Money: Participatory Budgeting
Thanks to participatory budgeting, residents get to choose how city money gets spent in the Logan-area 35th Ward. Voting for this starts today.
Continue ReadingLocal Politicians Happy to See Mayor Emanuel Go
Logan Square-area political leaders welcomed Mayor Rahm Emanuel’s retirement— and some may want his job.
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