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New restaurant Bianca’s Burgers has found success as a take-out restaurant, thanks to the shared kitchen model that is taking off.
Read MoreTwo Logan Square residents hosted a memorable rooftop wedding ceremony after COVID-19 changed their plans.
Read MoreWith a recent two-year anniversary under its belt, Sip of Hope Coffee Bar continues to support suicide prevention and mental health education, all while surviving the economic downturn of COVID-19.
Read MoreOriginally set to start this Sunday, the Logan Square Farmers Market has been postponed, though organizers had announced a slew of new safety measures.
Read MoreMissing the easy access of printing documents from New Wave or Jimmy Beans? The local company behind the self-serve printers is now offering to deliver your printed files.
Read MoreAlderman Scott Waguespack, of the 32nd Ward, has aimed to reform the Finance Committee, with a legislative focus on environmental protections.
Read MoreThe roll call brought more than 40 people from all over the district together to show strength and support for the neighborhood.
Read More“The show is very emblematic of the neighborhood. It is thoughtful and intelligent without being pretentious,” said producer and comedian of ‘Congrats on Your Success’ at Uncharted Books.
Read More“This is truly a time when your alderman on the council is going to matter, as our council is supposed to,” said Alderman Joe Moreno about the upcoming election. Read what else he said about education, affordability in his ward and what he plans to accomplish if reelected.
Read MoreMeet our first Logan Hero: Jamilah Maronde created a local running organization to bring together teens and youth, make new friends in the community and raise money for different social justice charities.
Read MoreRecap of the #NationalNightOut: Residents and police of the 14th district gathered at Holstein Park Aug. 7 to celebrate community members and local law enforcement.
Read MoreState Rep. Will Guzzardi held a public meeting last week to update constituents on news from Springfield. Education, taxes, immigration and stricter gun laws were discussed—get the details here and stay up-to-date.
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