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Jason Patera took eight weeks off after the surgery in February. He's still dealing with some lingering side effects, but he returned to work April 18.

Midwest Coast Brewing is collaborating with Varvar Brew in Kyiv to launch a version of Ukrainian Golden Ale.

Mayor Lori Lightfoot on Monday said she's "concerned" about the move toward private cops. “We don’t want to have a circumstance where public safety is only available to the wealthy,” she said.

The changes came after a few neighbors said the 40-unit project didn't have enough parking to accommodate new residents. Located near a Metra station and several bus lines, the site qualifies as a transit-oriented development.

The building will include residences and 900 square feet of retail space near the busy Damen and Division intersection.

Logistics Property Company, LLC sought a zoning change to construct the Division Street complex near the Salt Shed music venue.

Hosted by the West Town Chamber of Commerce, Do Division runs June 3-5 on Division Street between Damen Avenue and Leavitt Street.

A proposal from Ald. Brian Hopkins would rename the station "Division/Polish Triangle." The area was once home to hundreds of Polish businesses and organizations.

Bucktown resident Leah Moskoff is spearheading the effort to buy the lots and preserve them as public land. The developer is willing to sell, but he has a tight timeline for when a deal would have to happen.

The restaurant opened its first location in 2018 in the French Market. "We don't want to be a Panera. We don't want to be a Così. We want to be Firenze."

A court-appointed receiver called the building's condition "still dangerous and hazardous" Tuesday. A 22-year-old woman spoke out Monday about her extensive injuries from the incident.

Annie Shea Wheeler was hit by falling debris from a vacant building on Milwaukee Avenue April 6. Her attorney called the incident "completely preventable."

The shop features products infused with a legal strain of THC sourced from hemp. "We want you to come back for the food, not just the high."

The store is closing April 24. Owner Jenny Beorkrem is hoping to downsize to a smaller location in the Wicker Park area while still operating her storefront in Lincoln Square.

The plan would prevent business owners from shifting blame to promoters when something goes wrong, two aldermen say. But some club owners are pushing back.

Former 47th Ward Ald. Ameya Pawar hopes to open the dispensary with Scott Weiner, co-owner of the Fifty/50 group which runs Roots Pizza, West Town Bakery and other local restaurants.

The label donates a portion of its sales to organizations helping women: "This is a woman-focused brand made by women for women to help women."

Four buildings along Damen Avenue would be torn down to build the three-story day care.

Part of the facade of a building on the Polish Triangle fell off Wednesday night, hitting the woman and a car on Milwaukee Avenue.

The bar closed in March 2020 at the beginning of the state's stay at home order.