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Uptown: Sheridan and Lawrence NW Plaza

I recently dined at La Mom Kitchen in Edgewater

Scent Queens will change its name to The Midnight Treasury when its second store opens in Andersonville. Also new on Clark Street: homebird, which sells everything from soap to throw pillows.

Edgewater Chicago

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Edgewater Chicago

Latino staffed, community and family owned on Bryn Mawr

A Hidden Gem Under the Red Line

The city enacted geofencing on Sheridan Road that prevents e-scooters from being used due to safety concerns. Ald. Leni Manaa-Hoppenworth is working to get e-bikes restricted in the area, too.

Facing declining foot traffic, the Edgewater metaphysical store will close in late July or early August, co-owner Dayna Garcia said. She launched the International Pagan Society hoping to build on the store's legacy.

EDGEWATER — The proposed redevelopment of a lakefront synagogue in Edgewater is moving forward after the local alderwoman signed off on the project’s revised plans. Leaders of Emanuel Congregation, 5959 N. Sheridan Road, are working with developer Fern Hill to reimagine a home for its place of

The Edgewater theater's popular a cappella musical opens Wednesday on the Goodman's Owen Stage Downtown.

EDGEWATER — Another outpost of a local coffee shop chain Sip & Savor has closed. Sip & Savor’s Edgewater location, at 1070 W. Bryn Mawr Ave. in the historical Belle Shore Apartments building, is now permanently closed, owner Trez Pugh III announced last week. The announcement followed

EDGEWATER — A key city commission formally recommended an Edgewater historic district become a Chicago landmark while also denying a demolition permit in the district that would have made way for an apartment building. The Commission on Chicago Landmarks unanimously gave a final landmark recomm

Windy City Smokeout, MUBI Fest, the Beverly-Morgan Park Garden Walk and multiple markets are also on deck.

EDGEWATER — The neighborhood’s three-day street festival is returning for its second year next month and will include music headliners Ted Leo & The Pharmacists, NNAMDï and Maps & Atlases. Edgewater Music Fest will take place Aug. 28-30 on Broadway between Thorndale and Ardmore a

A group of property and business owners sued the city in January, saying their rights were violated. An appeal is “likely,” the group’s president said.

Data shows that while more blacks and Latinos applied to the CPD, most new officers are white.

Cochran was given CPR by 40th Ward Ald. Patrick O'Connor, taken to Northwestern hospital.

Former President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama also made an appearance Wednesday night.

We looked at the data behind thousands of cellphones reported stolen in Chicago since January 2016.

Bronzeville native Lou Rawls' 1967 song, "Dead End Street" describes the cold winters in Chicago.

The payment is required under the universally loathed 2008 deal, officials said.

The 2018 budget for the six-week-old agency is more than $1 million short, Ald. Scott Waguespack said.

Donated by Darlene Dorfler of Grayslake, the city's Christmas tree will be lit Nov. 17.

The 15-year-old survived the Oct. 13 shooting in West Ridge.

The group of mothers and men volunteers will bring their model to Rogers Park.

The Edgewater Craft Cocktail Crawl will be held from 5-8 p.m. Nov. 9.

Prince "Primo" Johnson was involved in bribing a jail guard, officials said.

This winter is expected to be snowier than usual for Chicago.

Just 10 percent of Chicago's trash is recycled and kept out of landfills, officials said.

Silverstein denied the allegations by a lobbyist in media interviews Tuesday.