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Anyone Who Receives Government Assistance Can Now Get A Big Discount On The Internet In Chicago
The Internet Essentials program is making it so anyone who participates in at least one government assistance program can get discounted broadband in Chicago.
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Koval Distillery’s Plan To Move On Ravenswood’s Malt Row Approved By City Commission
By Heather Cherone Lincoln Square, North Center, Irving Park Primary category in which blog post is published
The Abbey Is Coming Back Years After Fire Forced Its Closure — But The Pub’s Longtime Owners Have Nothing To Do With It
By Alex V. Hernandez Lincoln Square, North Center, Irving Park Primary category in which blog post is published
Kids, Teens Get Free CTA Rides For First Day Of School On Sept. 3
By Kelly Bauer Downtown Primary category in which blog post is published
Groups Fighting To Find Stable Housing For Chicago Kids Get $500K From Youth Homeless Innovation Fund
By Kelly Bauer Downtown Primary category in which blog post is published
Lincoln Square Construction, Sewer Replacements Will Close Portions Of Foster Avenue, Ravenswood To Traffic
Foster Avenue will be closed at Ravenswood for ongoing Metra bridge construction through at least Aug. 16.
Water Main Construction Starts Monday On Irving Park Road, Expect Traffic Delays
Expect additional traffic delays on Irving Park Road just west of the expressway starting Monday.
Keeping An Alligator As A Pet In Chicago Is Not Only Illegal — It’s Cruel, Experts Say
After three gators were found in Chicago in the last month, experts are urging Chicagoans to avoid adopting the creatures, which suffer when held in too-small tubs or tanks.
Here Are Chicago’s Best Bungalow Gardens, As Picked By 3,700 Voters
"It’s our little sanctuary," said Irving Park resident Michelle Weiner, who won for this year’s rear/side garden category.
The Point At Six Corners Keeps Aldi, Adds Affordable Housing As Neighbors Urge Action In Closed-Door Meetings With Ald. Gardiner
Ald. Jim Gardiner has been meeting with residents in their homes about plans for the "big hole" at Six Corners.
Some Black Kids Don’t Feel Welcome On The North Side. ‘Folded Map’ Artist Collaborated With Students To Find Out Why
A Chicago Park District program led by Tonika Johnson gives teens and young adults an opportunity to learn about the city — and themselves.
New Lane Tech Scholarship Created To Honor Memory Of Student Sincere Ash
The "vibrant and charismatic" Lane Tech student died when he was hit by a train after he was reported missing from Lollapalooza last year.
Alligator, Guns And Drugs Recovered During Search Of Irving Park Home, Police Say
The Irving Park gator is the third gator in Chicago to make news this summer.
Cloud Kitchens Plan To Open In North Center Will Be Opposed By Local Alderman
Increased traffic, food waste and the history of its owner were all concerns neighbors raised to new Ald. Matt Martin.
