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After one man’s engagement plans fell through due to the pandemic, he turned to the Logan Theatre to help hatch Plan B and still make the event memorable, which even caught social media attention.
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Safety improvements to a “high-crash corridor” along Milwaukee Avenue would defend cyclists from auto collisions and make street crossings less perilous for pedestrians.
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Cheers to Michael Dhar, our managing editor who helps keep content flowing! Get to know what he likes about being an editor, what his favorite pieces of the year have been and what he read during quarantine.
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A Logan Square woman opened a lending library, Sunny’s Shared Spines, out of her home amid the COVID-19 global pandemic.
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The owner of The Extraordinarium has fallen critically ill and is seeking assistance from volunteers to help him reopen his business.
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Artists have taken the opportunity to express themselves with strong messages of racial equity and social justice seen over the neighborhood.
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Supporting Black voices and businesses in the fight for justice: Where do white allies start? One of our staff writers went on a personal journey to find out.
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Logan Square fourth-grade teacher Colleen McKenna receives the Golden Apple Award, celebrating 15 years of her work in deaf education.
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As Chicago entered Phase III of its COVID-19 response, some Logan Square businesses threw their doors back open, while others remained wary.
Read MoreCity officials, local groups and residents have stepped up to aid damaged businesses.
Read MoreAlderman Carlos Ramirez-Rosa hosts a weekly Facebook Live discussion to talk to his constituents about resources for dealing with the ongoing pandemic.
Read MoreChicago has a habit of creating politicians who go on to national acclaim, and with her memes, Mayor Lori Lightfoot has joined in that tradition.
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