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Local Man Among Three Arrested At Anti-Fascism Protest
Edgewater Man Arrested After Vicious Attack On CTA Red Line
Alderman Requests Bike Donations For Edgewater Kids In Need
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Andersonville’s Goddess and Grocer To Close End Of August
August 18, 2017There was much excitement in Andersonville when The Goddess And Grocer owner Debbie Sharpe announced the opening of her next location in our neighborhood. However, after just 14 months at the new store at 5318 N. Clark, it will officially close at the end of this month. Sharpe has catered for big name celebrities s Justin Timberlake, Paul Simon, The Grateful […]
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Two Renderings Released Of Development To Replace Edgewater’s Historic Woodruff Arcade
August 17, 2017A new development is slated for the busy corner of Sheridan and Broadway in Edgewater and renderings of the proposed building are being circulated. Unfortunately, the historic Woodruff Arcade (the last remaining commercial structure of its kind in Chicago) sits on the property and is set to be demolished. Two different images of the proposed building have been […]
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Local Man Among Three Arrested At Anti-Fascism Protest
August 16, 2017Three people were arrested after about two dozen protesters took to the streets after a 2 p.m. rally at the Cook County Courthouse at 2452 W. Belmont Ave. on Tuesday afternoon. The event was organized to denounce white supremacy and more specifically a man who had a hearing at the courthouse and protesters say has ties […]
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Two Of Chicago’s Highest Unclaimed Lottery Winning Tickets Sold At Edgewater Stores
August 15, 2017Illinois takes its lottery ticket obsession seriously, however some residents may not realize they have thousands in winnings. With the highest unclaimed Chicago jackpot of $350,000 still unaccounted for after almost a year now, it is set to expire. The lucky ticket was sold at a Thompson Center convenience store, and if it is not claimed by 5 p.m tomorrow – it will […]
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Edgewater Man Arrested After Vicious Attack On CTA Red Line
August 11, 2017An Edgewater man was arrested within a few hours after Chicago police released video stills of a horrific attack at the Sheridan Red Line stop. Authorities released the images last week of the July 8 incident that left the victim with a broken eye socket, broken pelvis and multiple bruises and abrasions. On Aug. 2, 22-year-old Adolfo Onofre […]
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Alderman Requests Bike Donations For Edgewater Kids In Need
August 9, 2017With new bike lanes being built throughout the 48th Ward in a pilot project with the Chicago Department Of Transportation (CDOT), the ability to pedal your way around the community has become more safe and easy. However, for many area children, the ability to own a bike is not possible. Alderman Harry Osterman is trying to remedy […]
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Meeting Could Decide 5757 Ridge Building’s Future, Could Become Banquet/Event Hall
August 8, 2017The building that sits on the high-traffic corner at 5757 Ridge has been used in many ways through the years. Now, the current owner wants to re-use the property as a banquet hall and event space. Originally built in 1922 as an auto showroom, the building proceeded to house several different car dealerships and auto services garages through […]
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Iconic Water Tower Will Once Again Rise Over Andersonville Tomorrow
August 7, 2017It has been a long journey and an emotional one for many, but after over three years the Andersonville water tower will once again rise to its lofty perch over the community on Tuesday. Andersonville will sure be bustling with people who will watch the hoisting of the new replica of the old water tower […]
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Edgefest Kicks Off This Weekend, Proceeds Go To Multiple Area Organizations And Schools
August 3, 2017As summertime heats up, so does the fun. Kicking off August, Edgefest returns bringing some added excitement to Edgewater. Entering its sixth year, Edgefest will continue to offer all the great things from years past including 70 food vendors, beer/sangria, and two stages of live entertainment. The event will be held on Broadway Avenue between Thorndale and Ardmore […]
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Andersonville’s First Slice Pie Cafe Expanding Business
August 2, 2017Andersonville has many businesses that thrive on community support. One that truly stands out is First Slice Pies at 5357 N Ashland Ave. The neighborhood eatery, which offers much more than just pies, has exemplified the spirit of the area. The company has garnered much praise through the years and even got Martha Stewart’s attention as […]
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Andersonville Shows Off Its Dining Skills To 600 Hungry Food Lovers
July 31, 2017Andersonville takes its food very seriously. With one of the most diverse blend of eateries in Chicago, this year’s annual Dinner Crawl is ready to take on attendees appetites with some amazing options. The yearly Andersonville Dinner crawl has become a ‘taste of Andersonville’, bringing together a variety of area restaurants and giving participants a […]
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New Edgewater Dog Park Opens For Resident Pooches
July 28, 2017A new dog park next to the lakefront trail and close to the beach has officially opened for pet playtime. The dedicated dog area, which was announced in January, helps ease the burden since Foster dog beach closed due to rising water levels. Ally Brisbin, Assistant to the Alderman and Economic Development & Communications for the 48th Ward […]
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Andersonville’s Sidewalk Sale ‘Super Bowl’ This Weekend
July 27, 2017Expect shoppers to be flocking to Andersonville this weekend. However, many of the bargain hunters will be found browsing outside the stores, rather than inside. It’s time again for the annual Andersonville Sidewalk Sale July 28-30 from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily, though hours may vary by business. The event, which is hosted by the […]
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Chicago’s Last Remaining Commercial Arcade Building Is In Edgewater, And It’s To Be Torn Down For Development
July 26, 2017Edgewater is hot and developers are seeing potential. Though not every building can be saved from the wrecking ball, the neighborhood is hooked on its history and residents are ready to fight in order to save structures that represent a colorful past. The Woodruff building at 6361 N. Broadway, which was built in 1923, is planned to […]
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Aldermen Seek Ordinance To Curb Rash Of Car Thefts At Area Auto Businesses
July 25, 2017Alderman Harry Osterman of the 48th Ward and Alderman Patrick O’Connor of the 40th Ward are working together on a new ordinance that aid in curbing a rash of area car thefts. According to Alderman Osterman, Chicago police contacted him about car thefts at auto businesses in the city. Some dealers and rental agencies have been regularly […]
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