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The historical exhibit lines the fence of the Polish arts center to teach people about the famed astronomer and bring people to the area.

Pickleball is coming to the Far Northwest Side parks as interest in the sport grows.

Chicago saw 47 reported incidents of anti-Jewish hate last year, compared to 37 in 2021, according to the Anti-Defamation League.

Dimo’s Cafe will feature the company’s creative pizzas alongside other shareables, complete with a full-service bar and seating area.

The building slated for demolition previously held a Payless shoe store and North Shore Optical. Both shops have since closed.

Evette's All Day builds on the first two Evette's restaurants by adding a daily brunch menu available until 2 p.m. and new dishes.

The groups competing for who will manage beautification and cleanup projects in the area will present their case to the city and constituents.

The book and coffee shop will host script readings and other events with local theaters.

"If I'm going to buy pot, I'd like to support small business, not huge conglomerates," said a 76-year-old resident of Rogers Park who supports Perception Cannabis' bid for North Clark Street.

Lucca Colombelli gives a 60-70 percent cut of each sale to its creator, donates part of its proceeds to a nonprofit and offers free legal resources to artists.

Neighbors assumed Ald. Byron Sigcho-Lopez paused a proposal for a 370-unit apartment tower that will flip to Alderman-elect Bill Conway's ward. But Sigcho-Lopez said the project has been in the works for months.

Magnifico, which was brought to life through a city grant, serves Colombian coffee roasted on-site along with Colombian treats such as churros and pandebono con guava.

The event venue and riverside patio are opening just in time for Burning Bush Brewery’s third anniversary.

One owner of the proposed weed dispensary in Northalsted said "opening a successful, inclusive dispensary" in the LGBTQ district "is about more than cannabis."

The latest retail building to be redeveloped in Uptown will have 77 apartments, 40 parking spaces and ground-floor commercial space.

The first class is Saturday and will focus on making candles. The lineup includes workshops on sewing and making wellness products.

The New 400 Theaters opened in 1912 and made it through the pandemic. But the crowds haven't returned, signaling the theater's likely demise, its owner said.

The proposed dispensary is a joint venture among cannabis policy reform leader Edie Moore and Art Johnston and Jose "Pepe" Peńa, LGBTQ rights pioneers and co-founders of Sidetrack.

Once built, the 95-foot-tall project will be the largest building in the area.