Pilsen’s Via Crucis ‘Brings People Together’ On Good Friday
To celebrate Good Friday, hundreds of Catholics walked along 18th Street for the annual reenactment of the living stages of the cross in Pilsen.
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Pastor Vic Dedicated His Life To Little Village. Soon, A La Villita Street Will Be Named For The Late Community Leader
By Mauricio Peña Pilsen, Little Village, West Loop Primary category in which blog post is published
Happy Village Officially Sells For $1.5 Million — But Dive Bar’s Renovation On Hold ‘For One Last Summer’
By Hannah Alani Wicker Park, Bucktown, West Town Primary category in which blog post is published
Family Of Divvy Bike Rider Killed In 2016 Awarded $5.25 Million, Was Nation’s First Bike Share Death
By Block Club Chicago Staff Logan Square, Humboldt Park, Avondale Primary category in which blog post is published
Why The Chicagoland Chamber Believes Chicago Needs More Megadevelopments
By A.D. Quig Downtown Primary category in which blog post is published
Six Corners Senior Housing Complex Gets OK From Plan Commission
The 10-story building at Irving Park Road, Cicero and Milwaukee avenues will fill the corner left vacant since 2016, when the Bank of America branch closed.
‘It Was Meant To Be’: Owners Of Lost Girls Vintage Return To West Town For First Brick-And-Mortar Store
"We’re excited to be part of the bustling West Town neighborhood." Sarah Azzouzi and Kyla Embrey started Lost Girls Vintage six years ago.
HGTV’s ‘Double Down’ Brothers Coming To Chatham Home Expo This Weekend
Potential homebuyers will be able to tour homes for sale, and homeowners will have the opportunity to learn about loan modification and home repair.
After More Than A Decade, Edgewater’s Zanzibar Cafe Is Closing — But Will Reopen With A New Name
The cafe is being sold to two brothers who work at Zanzibar.
Ahead Of Peace March, Two Men Shot In Albany Park: ‘Bullets Do Not Discriminate’
The latest shooting comes after a series of similar incidents in Albany Park that have neighbors on edge.
Should Pilsen Become A Historic Landmark District? Some Say City Is Trying To ‘Shove This Down Our Throats’
The process initially was set to extend late into the summer, but was expedited after someone tried to demolish three buildings in the proposed district.
Concrete From CTA Wall Falls And Crushes Two Cars
The concrete was from a retaining wall and there are no reported injuries.
Field Museum Researchers Remade A 1,000-Year-Old Peruvian Beer After Analyzing Ceramic Artifacts
An ale inspired by the ancient beer will be released in Chicago stores and bars this summer.
Avondale Resident Hopes To Breathe New Life Into Family Property
The couple decided to seek a zoning change and construct a three-flat building with 1,600 square feet of commercial space on the first floor.
