Chicago 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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Buy Some Wine And Support LoganSquarist
From now until May 31, support LoganSquarist by buying a bottle of wine from Wines for Humanity’s online shop to drink on your next Zoom happy hour.
Read MoreLogan Square Mutual Aid Moves Quickly to Support Neighbors in Need
Legions of community members are stepping in to provide support through grassroots initiatives like Logan Square Mutual Aid.
Read MoreLetter to the Editor: Illinois Breast and Cervical Cancer Program Seeks Representatives’ Support
In this letter to the editor, recent Logan Square arrival Kathleen Mazzei calls on local leaders to take action on breast and cervical cancer.
Read MoreDill Pickle’s License Suspended by Health Department
The Dill Pickle Food Co-op was closed today, with a sign on the front door from the Chicago Department of Public Health saying, “License Suspended.”
Read MoreOutdoor Farmers Market Postponed, Despite New Safety Measures
Originally set to start this Sunday, the Logan Square Farmers Market has been postponed, though organizers had announced a slew of new safety measures.
Read MoreMeet the Essential Businesses and Workers Serving Our Community
Boulevard Veterinary shared what it has been like for the vet clinic’s staff to work through this pandemic.
Read MoreClassrooms to Computer Screens: Logan Square Teachers Take on E-Learning
Logan Square teachers are learning to balance student engagement, productivity and graduation requirements under the new normal of e-learning.
Read MoreClassrooms to Computer Screens: Logan Square Households Take on E-Learning
How are local families coping with e-learning? We checked in with various students to get their take on how school life has changed amid the pandemic.
Read MoreAfter Delays and Drama, La Spata Finally Wins Committeeman Race
Weeks after the election, First Ward Alderman Daniel La Spata finally announced that he had won the election to be the ward’s Democratic Party committeeman.
Read MoreMini Mott’s ‘Feed Our Frontlines’ Program Helps Provide Meals to Chicago Healthcare Workers
Mini Mott’s new initiative delivered over 700 meals to hospital workers around the city in its first week.
Read MoreLocal Printing Company Now Delivers Essential Documents to Your Home
Missing 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.
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