Tag: Chicago

Posted on 05/26/2024
The Sugar Hole in Chicago
We were excited to be at the grand opening of The Sugar Hole. Located at the corner of Hamlin & Elston Ave. in the Irving Park neighborhood, The Sugar Hole is serving soft serve ice cream, and your order is taken by puppets. You walk up to a door on Hamlin Ave, and give your order to the...
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Posted on 05/08/2024
Mario's Italian Lemonade Stand
The weather is getting warmer, spring is here, and soon summer will be here. It must be time for Mario's Italian Ice. It was originally called Mario's & Donna's Italian Lemonade. A popular spot for people of all ages to get some delicious cold Italian Ice. Located at 1068 W. Taylor St., in the Little Italy neighborhood in...
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Posted on 05/07/2024
Chicago Summer Events
Lots of events happening around the Chicago area this summer. Have a fun and happy...
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Posted on 05/06/2024
The Residences of St. Boniface
There is a new and exciting development in West Town. It's turning the St. Boniface Church into 18 condominiums. An additional 24 units will be built in a new 4 story building on Chestnut St. St. Boniface is located on the corner of Chestnut St. & Noble St. Officially opening in 1904, the church took 2 years to...
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Posted on 05/01/2024
What You Can Buy Around Chicago for $2 Million
How much house can you buy with $2 million in the Chicago area? With an impressive budget of around $2 million, buyers can expect to have their pick of upscale homes featuring lavish amenities, coveted Lake Michigan or skyline views, and more. And despite higher borrowing costs at the outset of the 2024, the real estate market is...
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Posted on 04/25/2024
Discovering Chicagoland’s Art and Antique Markets
Whether you’re making a move and preparing to decorate a new space or refreshing your current space, Chicagoland’s vibrant art and antique markets offer endless inspiration – and the chance to uncover some truly amazing finds. Art and antiques are a great way to add layers to a beautiful room. They spark conversation and, most importantly, should give...
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Posted on 04/13/2024
Roberts Cycle in Rogers Park
Robert’s Cycle at 7054 N. Clark St. in Chicago, originally opened in 1935. They can fix your bicycle, as well as E-Bikes, and E-Scooters. They also sell bikes. They can repair everything from children’s bikes to adult bikes, and they offer FREE, no obligation repair estimates. The owner of the shop Richard Bonomo, showed us a picture of...
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Posted on 04/10/2024
The Copernicus Center Theatre
We were back at the beautiful Copernicus Center. The Copernicus Center was formerly known as the Gateway Theatre. It's always amazing to be at such a beautiful and historic theatre. The Copernicus Center is located at 5216 W. Lawrence Avenue. The former Gateway Theater was designed by architect Mason Rapp of the prestigious firm of Rapp and Rapp,...
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Posted on 03/29/2024
From Donuts to Dugouts: Seven Fun Ways to Welcome Spring in Chicago
We don’t know about you, but we’re ready for spring. As the ground thaws and the tulips bloom on Michigan Avenue, it’s time to get out and explore Chicago. To help you make the most of the season, we’ve rounded up a list of our favorite off-the-radar things to do this spring. 1. Underground Donut Tour Sweet tooths,...
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Posted on 03/26/2024
The Blommer Chocolate Company
The Blommer Chocolate Company is closing its Chicago factory at the end of May. The factory is located at 600 W. Kinzie St. It has been running since 1939, and it’s the Blommer’s original manufacturing plant. The decision to close is due to the increasing costs and repairs required to maintain the building. Blommer Chocolate will still keep...
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Posted on 03/16/2024
From River Views to Irish Brews: Chicago’s Best Spots for St. Patrick’s Day
On St. Patrick’s Day in Chicago, everyone – and everything – is at least a little Irish. And that’s why, whether you want to celebrate with a pint of Guinness in one of the top Irish pubs outside the Green Isle or you’d rather sip a Mai Tai by the green river, you’re in luck. Because this St....
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Posted on 02/29/2024
The Chicago Two-Flat
Whether it was rebuilding the city following the Great Chicago Fire in 1871, reversing the Chicago River and the deadly pollution of drinking water by 1900, or finding solutions too many current-day issues, Chicago has, time and again, found a way to adapt and move forward. The rise of the two-flat is a perfect example. Simply put, “a...
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